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VOLUME HL
SERIOUS RIOTING OCCURS
IN ROME AMONG FACTIONS
Striking New Red Cross Poster
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UNITED STATES
TURNS DOWN .
M USSOLM H E A D
PEACE OFFER
SE VER AL A R E K ILLE D A N D
W O U N D E D BEFORE
IT IS STOPPED
ROME, Sunday 8:15 p. mi.—scrious
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“The City Substantial”
N U M B E R 185
LIVING WAGE QUESTION
NOW UP FOR DISCUSSION
WITH THE LABOR BOARD
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SAY T H A T SUCH A COURSE
W O ULD B A N K R U P T
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PEOPLE ARE BECOMING TIRED Bui Not the Kind of Living
Wngc A.sked by the Main
OF T H E OLD LINK
tenance of Wny
PARTIES
ICIPATE
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SANFORD
PROGRESSIVES
SAY WILL WIN
IN SEVEN STATES WANT JUST
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Will Accept Ministry of Interior
FORMERLY REJECTS ALLIES IN
But Not for Entire
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(U r T h e A a a o e U tr* P re s s )
WASHINGTON. Oct. .lO.-Anothcr
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.—Attacking the
NEW YORK. Oct. 30.—The Com
rioting broke out here tonight. Parties request thnt the United States active
theory
of “ the living wage” ns a basis
mitted of Forty-Eight, functioning as
of Faseisti while passing through the ly participates with the Allies gov
n liberal party, announced Saturday for determining wages of railroad
working men’s quarter, known to be ernments in the settlement of Euro
night through J. A. II. Hopkins, chair- jWnrk,’rK' ,ho l’ub,ir nn<! milrond groups
n hot lied of subversive elements, pean difficulties, this time involving
man of its national executive committbl‘ r,l'l'vnV labor hoard in an opin- "...
the establishment of peace between
tee, thnt in seven states, contests ,on
public Inst night declared
were attacked by Communists who
Turkey and thl Allies, wns received
such a course “ if carried to its legllinve
already
narrowed
to
a
two-party
threw stones and fired revolvers. Fns- yesterday by the Washington Govern
f ‘ iniatc conclusion, would wreck every
fight “ with the chances in favor
, ,sli replied. One persons was killed, ment
the Progressives." The -tales, he -aid. railroad in the United States, and if
„ ni. Faseisti wounded, two Fuscisli
Its formal presentation l»y Sir
are
Pennsylvania. South
Dakota, • vtended to other industries would
taken prisoners. Trap* quelled the 1Auckland Gcddes, the Uritish Antbas
any them into communistic ruin.”
North Dakota, Idaho, Wisconsin, NT
trouble.
' adnr. Count De Chamhrun. acting for
The opinion, in (he form of a reI hraska and Delaware.
France in the ahsenre of Ambnssador
Mr Hopkins has just returned fr>>m ..iiuler to ii di'-entmg opinion filed by
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LONDON, Oct. 30.— A dispatch to Jusscrand and the Itnlinn charge
I in tour of Pennsylvania and Delaw u. \ \. Wharton, labor jnemher, .in the
the Times from Rome says it is me- de'nffairc*. Rossi, who appeared for
( and previously hud visited all of the mi ent deci-mn increasing thr pay of
lieved while Mussolini will accept the Senator Ricci, the Italian anilmssndor,
tjites where the party hud candidate- •naintenance of way employes, 2 cent*
ministry of the interior he will take was fallowed by an authoritative
at hour, declared (hat if employes
in the field under various ticketforeign portfolio only temporarily statement front the state department
Analysing the contests. Mr
Hop were granted 72 to 75 rents minimum
{>* tiding the arrival of an ambassador, that this government yesterday had
n« -aid that in Idaho, when
two '• age fm . ommnn labor with enrres|.i..|iahl) Count Sforrn now in Paris, iiistim led its'ambassadors in London,
poM.ling differentials for other classes
. ■■>ig t ••- s ni e n a n d a - t at . I >.
. i Signor Di- Martino, in London, to Pari, and Rome to inform those gov
* in ri.i-i ..f 12r, 7 per cent in tho
la e|| |l.Hill d, It Is a lie, I. ,1
eminent- that it <o„l,| not offic ially
t the post.
iiaHoii - ■ailr.md wage lull would be
i . o . I.ftvve. 1. ill. I *clll.*i I a*
pailoipale hi the Neitr Kn-t eonf.-r
n,. • ss«rv
I bis. the opinion said,
|'| ..g| ess| v . In P e nn » v I v ’
elite
at I ausnillle. Sw it ,w. Intel
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\t I fie -lime time It W.I- pointed out
t i , is of Faseisti aie reads to take
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pav
roll
bringing
it to $5,589,ill l l . l at i s ( .r I l i l t e d '■'tat
.•( the government of Italy today that there were important interests
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Riveting tie attention Ilf the bo) .or oil the
t that the \nieria •ordlllg to Rome «h-.put. he- Ifn it r. t fo Nt.tr i.jt-i in whit It this gov
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annual
deficit
to
the
carriers
of
i d .n s.iut h I hi kol a » III
t x iir»t» v r it in f
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'•.tiler, Itenito Mou--*dini. was -c tnsl ernmetit wa- keenly int* rt—led, and ran Red Cross u chartered !>y Cony
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l.’ eat mint of the-,. |.y the I aiusanne organization the u.mie of the Capitol
•. ’ fi \\ 1 Ii Ii l* up. r
uli-d seeking and answer the call *>f
Ft en if the I - cent mitutnum w-ago
Illlpo- d a laig. N il I n. *, a the ci-- . fiifiirt* •►f a fit*nn p«*st»r f- .r ( l > W " ,u* ' ’ ItXJl iitititiital • i !. On
i oliferet-s would l,e observ'd by Alltel
mv. reign to i rente a new ministry l**
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r. place the I at la government whose
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of the most strikin'.- of innumerabli. lent- •»« Ktilhliltx■ *if th 1* ful.l'Hi •*'•*«•
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la d p i n ' d tbf 'iignoiil tin . .ii'itiv dm g Mu R..11 i
!\ glowing title of I- it-1st I powei and
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riuink-g v.ig. win ii the Red 1 t -s m.inb. I-ln|
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iliiMK. Oct 10 Railway traffa in
. t i to i stniol.'ig i- a a gal pmtv
I to the moonl wage hill of tho
in framing a tiealy of pea.f with thiit
I . v was suspended yesterday by or
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tl>k' t * ad-, bringing it up to $3.725.88.1,540,
nation in assoriatmn with the Miles
I of the military authorities was re
lousist- o( a I'logtes-ive lor cull tliu- furs ing the carriers to face an
Set retary Hughes' inslnieltons to Am
gicss anil lieutciiiml governor a pro aenual deficit of $378,078,125.
rued toflay,
bassatlors Matvey, Ilerriek anti Chiltl.
gi< --ivi I i. io... iat f..r guv. i nor. and
I he phrase “ living wage” was term*
It wa- utolerslootl. recounted the inter
ROME, Oct. 30. -Uenito Mussolini »sts of the United States in subjects to
a progressive Rcpuldititn for the sen- ed in the opinion “ a hit of melifltiousatc. Ii" said
In Delaware." he ton phraseology well cab ulatrd to deceivo
who wnjj called by King Victor Km come before the Lausanne meeting for
inatlliel to form n cabinet, arrived in V justr/ nt. Outstanding among thes
t mud "In.th 'h. It. mil.in ails mid the unthinking"
ID me today- Crowds thronging the wire sao| to he that of protection of
"If the . olitelltliuis were that tho
I *. nits r a t - ..re t h..i ..iig bly
dl s.i tgau
MOIt III SINKSS HIM I l i l l h S I IK F. P OI SON \\ VS M I X E D i / t ! t.\ . . . .
•. ighl Mlrh1104I of the railway terminal* rm oil md religimi- mi'o.niies m M t - l ' H l
,.f til* i.blO.X ..».|s
l^ c I " . i d •liotild e-tabli-h a 'living wnge,’
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NOT t.O IN Olv I \
Inin an enthu-iast a
\vr|. ..m< Toil -h 1, t i t . tv an.l .all. i Immiim
'Ii. m.t -t'tv v\.eild readily accede to
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\ r.„,|,ni |. ft immediately for Q'UTI tartan > >ti-o|crat nm-. Ilit lulling tin.-,
#-iti"ti " the i.pinion Kind, "and
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r I w hi re h<* w.i- given all nudietn . I'\ at I f ' great mi-sioti- alol cilia atlotial
111. R. pl.l. I. al . I. I- n.lt' •! t*v i. a-.m .fc 5 in..tt. i ef f.nt, the hoard in this
111* T h r \ aaiiplnlrd !*?•'*•»
III? Thr \aaurlnlrd I'n aai
ii,« king. It is fielievetl the new al> instil ut mil*
I ‘ li 11. \ I *I . I . I *111A . n . i 30. A nth ..I l l » f a i t tn.it tile Republ i c all - e l m in-taiue as in all others has granted
IIENRV E T T A ,
oklu , U .L
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met will he constituted during the
Apart from these, hut regarded as Reece Adkins, of Wewnr, Okla., was iriti.-s art -1;11 seeking tine to sender ,,,T'al eamlidate voteil against the an a living wage. But the abstract, oluday.
of equal importance to America’s wel shot to, death anti Thomas
Bogus, " f poisoned c«ake which killed W W. !• lynching law and the Demm-ratic Hive tiling failed *fhe living wnge,'
fare in the Near East, was the pro Spelter City eontable probably fatal Stt'rretl f _Jlevoti. all at count ant. an.l candidate has refused to state Ins po coiifessetlly based upon a tuak.'-shift
ROME, Oct. 30. Rome commander Idem of oiiening the DardenellfS anil )s wound ml al Spell.u City last night tcsulted oi illness whi. ii may cost the •it It>11, •>• that tin new party . mull and a guess, cannot receive the sane-’
the Faseisti say an exchange tele Jtt.sphoiu* -trails
•v hen a band of masked men of whiclv nfc of In- w iT
i orotn ts (diysi. ian hit. - at*' I In ..illy ..nt- pledged t*. t'.'i. .if this hoar.I, l>cranso it would lx>
t. ' r ' h. it •. !;. re l un g *aw "
tterly impnnti.al. nml would not bo
giaph dispatch from Rose, has issued
The-t . .itisiil'rations, the ambassa Xdk.iis wa- a member called lt"gu- vvilo t otidu t d post mutt an o f Stei
Ihe patty in I'elavvaie i- known a- just and rt'itsonal.le as the law domanifesto ordering Fast 1sti squads
.|..r- wit. informed, warranteil tin- ft.mi a pi. tine theatre and attempted rett tIt's litre.! In- helot that tvv.. p..|
I'.and' "
'i .t citv not to tarrv out any Vepris ■•■tint i t.v
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.di-ervtiig cl.tsely the pro t.. kidnap hiie
Vm.tfxii man nni.lci'ti
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the supp.irting ..pinion in reply
was saul to have been expiessed by leg
bet'll i iidorse.l by tin Mvt.cti raiituad are nll.eheil to the formal decision inSecret a ry Hughes in his message to
N A V Y LOSES IN
b ..Iherhootls and various labor organ t reusing the pay of maintenance of
the Ihtee ditdoniatx tiiat opportunity*
L A S T Q U A R T E R would he given American observers
ir.iitiuiis hi I'ennsyivania. He said the way employees 2 cents an hour, estabUnited Mine Workers of America had lishhtg a minimum ranging from 25
[for attendance upon them at Ijutsnn
endorsed the Progressive senatorial to 37 rents. The United Brotherhood
l * H i r A D m ;H LT 1" O4ct,,r,3o'-(>ut nr where treatment was given to sul
eandiilates, William J. Ilurkt and,of Maintenance of Way Kmplnycs and
plnyed'and outmanouvered by the i*-«, in whuh the United States was
Earl W. Thompson
Railway .Shop Laborers, held n strike
midshipmen from Annapolie Snturdny inti restic .
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call
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French
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ain't' last July after the hoard had rcv. rsity of Pennsylvania football team
-«'l'l” ".als at the state depart-----------------duced
wages pendinga r equost for an
Pulled itself together in the third per- "o u t -ns made w-th every formality WOMAN DELIBERATELY TRIED TESTIMONY NOT READY TO PRKinrrease
hasetl on the contention that
tied the sco^ and won from lht.;n>.d was brief. Amlmssatlor Gedde.
SENT TO GRAND JURY
TO WIN HIM. FAILING SHE
the
costs
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SHOT HIM
wnge# in other industries hnd been r t f i
v ‘ V>; inrn,mn
th ha tie with his colleagues almost immediate
Nearly 50.000 persons snw the battle
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and incidentally witnessed the formal1,y uf,on nrnvwl 1,1 ,s,‘ ''
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<n7 Tkr a m m Ih h r r m i
tiir Thr Aaaoriatr* rrra-i
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office. Their meeting with the secHAVRE. Oct 30. That Mrs. Mai
NEW HRl NSWIUK. Oct. 30. I'os
When the ense came up, mainten*
nat on o
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rotary of state, however, lasted pre u,,rt.( Carleton tieliherntely attempted •ihility of llnll Mills murder ense will
ante of way officials asked the board
will sent about 61,000.
- - finely three minutes. In his brief
wdn Reverend l<ronnrd Uhristler, he presented grand jury today seemed SEt REIAR.t OF STATE AND AT- to sulisrrilx' to the principal of tho
time. Sir. Auckland Geddes rend the rfct<)r 0f St. Marks Episcopal church remote this morning this.morning. In
"living wage” based on n budget of
TORNKY GENERAL CITED
■formal invitation as it hnd been transcity, from his wife and that formation from Somerville wns thnt
“what wns required for an average
TO SHOW CAUSE
mittod from the three foreign capitals. fnj|jnjr she shot the minister and then notire* hail not been forwarded to
family of five persons to live in health
Secretary Hughes listened atten herself, is the belief of Bishop Fred members of the jury nnd that it would |
nnd reasonable comfort. A majority
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tively to the reading nnd received a erick Fsber, head of the diocense of require nt least twenly-hours notice^ DALIvAS, Oct. 30.— Motion request- o f the board refused to subscribe to
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copy of the invitation. He infprmed Montana, according to a statement for th,'m to assemble after receiving trig Secretary of. Statu Staples and this principle, asserting that , the
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I Attorney General Keeling be cited transportation act called for establish*
his callers then of the steps he had made by him today.
tnken to acquaint their respective "I believe ns a result of nn investi
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home governments with the attitude gation I have made of the tragedy SCHOOL HOUSE
be held in contempt of court filed in thnt Just and reasonable wage, was til
RAILROAD MEN W IL L DEVISE of the United States respecting tho
the
Fifth Court of Civil Appeals here effect a living wage.
IS
BLOWN
UP
that if this woman had been able to
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settlement o f the Near Eastern ques work her will on Mr. Christler he
today
by counsel for C E. Kink and
The maintenance of way organiza*
BY AGITATOBS
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othefw. Motion based on notice to tloqa asked the board to establish
tion at I-ausnnne. Mr. Hughes was ^•ould be alive today, unfaithful to
election officials Saturday from Stap minimum rates of pay of 48 cents an
understood to h*ve promised the three his wife but still living," the Bishop's
(By The Aaaoelate* Prraa)
(B y T 1i » A s s o c ia te * P reaa)
— diplomats, however, that^ he would
les to pla£e name of Earle Mayfldld hour to.replace rates then in effect
statement
declared.
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CLEVELAND,
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Oct.
30.—
MayST. PAUL, Oct. 80.— A national
respond later In writing to the Invita
on
ballot as democratic candidate
for mnging from 23 to 35 cents. After*
field township grade school under
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conference of railroad men to devise
United
States
senator,
tion they hnd brought.
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Alleged Stap-i,, deadloek of several days, the board
construction in south Euclid, demnl
JUDGE CARLETON
wnys and mcatjs of effecting the
les action premature.
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by
two
explosions
last
night
made pshlic its decision formally
WILL T A K E CHARGE
amalgamation of sixteen standard
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School
authorities
say
there
has
been
handed
down Saturday increasing the
Mr.
and
Mr*.
T.
C.
Vincent
of
Warailroad organizations will be held in
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YOUNG MINISTER
TRIED
several
labor
disputes
during
the
con
basso
are
in
the
city
the
guests
of
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rates
of
pay two cents nn hour Adding
Uhicago December ninth nnd ten Sec
A I STATEIIORO. GA. about $20,000,000 to the railroad pay
-'ruction because the contractor cm-'
retary Wnngerin, of the National Mrs. Vincent's sister, Mrs. R. J. Holly
(D y T h e A s s c w le lr * P r e s s )
roll.
both union and non-union
LOS. ANGELES, Oct. 30L— Frank ployed
Committee gn Amalgamation an They were called here by the scrlou$
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(B y T h e A s s o e U tr * P re s s )
Illness
of
their
mother,
Mrs.
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The decision asserted that the In
; STATEB0R0. Ga.. Oct. 30.— Rev.
Carleton, former Montana judge, now workmen.
nounced today.
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Tyner, who has been ill for several practicing law here will leave today
Elliott Pudrlck, youthful Methodist crease of rates was due mostly to
Mr«. J. L. MUler haa returned from days but is considerably Improved and for Havre, Montana, according to re LOST— Brown coat on Cannn City •minister went on trial here today the fact that'higher rates of wages
a trip to SL Augustine whero ^ha «"bl« to-be nbout again.
road. Finder will receive reward charged with first degree murder in were being paid for the same classlatives here, to take charge of tho
by
returning coat to Brock’s Pressing connection killing his wife
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bodyof his wife, Mrs. Margaret Carl
and t f of work in. other industries, and
■pent several days with relatives and
The Ilerald delivered, 16c per week. eton.
Club on Sanford Ave.
18G-2tp moth^r-in law nenr here June 19, last,.
frienda. ■
T o R e lie v e and Pieven t,Suffering; ■
In P e a c e and In W a r . .... .
A t H om e <$fAbroad
ONE KILLED
WHEN ATTEMPT
KIDNAP MAN
KILLED O N E INVESTIGATION
HALL-MILLS CASE
MRS. CARLETON
WANTED RECTOR FACTS WILL GO
SAYS BISHOP TO JURY TODAY
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k t a t , o r I f to o aro r ■ t r r ia t a lo a , w r it
a p t t l t l* card
i r f to tfcta f t f i r l a r a t , f l t l i i
Aotalla. o r t r lr a k o a r Ik e llroa. It w it.
ko ( r t a l l f a p p r r e U fr * .
SO C IA L C A L E N D A R
will carry feather fans of harmoniz
ing shades.
The gentlemen will be attired in
the conventional black nnd white.
Following the ceremony n recep
tion nnd dnnee will be held in the
And Dollar Day has been carried
gymnasium, nftdt which the gentle
over
to today for the benofit of thoso
men of the bridal party will enter
tain with a supper in the sun parlor who could not get in yesterday.
of Bryan hnll.—Jacksonville Journal.
Harry Ward is over for the day
from Dnytonn Beach where he and his
M ISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
Among the many lovely pre-nuptial family are sojourning.
LOCALS
Monday— Circle No. 1. Methodist
_________ Iaffairs with which Miss Eleanor RobChurch will have Hnllowc'cn party l‘its is being honored, was the miant the home of Mis Tom Adams at ccllaneous shower given yesterday nfg p< m.
. ternoon by Mrs. Claude Herndon nnd
______
Mrs. G. W. Spencer, at the home of
Monday Hallowe'en Dance nt I’ nr 'he former on Magnolia avenue,
ish House nt 8:30 p. tn. given by St.
The spurious r - m n were opened cn
Agnes Guild.
suite, and beautifully decorated. In
______
the living roon , brass bowl*
nnd
Monday Mrs John
Smith will en b inging hn-ket <f bridge itue.l zintertain Die members of the Seminole nuts were u'-»•<1, " Inle if. ’ lie dining
Bridge Club ami ft few extra guests "< in. the coin not if ••• funk and
nt bridge complimenting Mrs. Ho- g i. iit was artist.utlly carried out
ward Smjth, nt 3 o’clock.
’
with i|unntities of exipiisite Radiance
■
roses combined *.i ith feathi ry uspnrMonday- Educational Department of .gu- ferns.
the Women's Guild. Holy Cross
The guests were greeted upon thei"
Chureh will meet at the Rectory at arrival by Mrs. ••erndon, 'li * Spent .'tr.'MI p. m
*r and Mrs. Moll'-. S|n«ncer. Mrs.
Herndon wore a -cart fn s l of blue
Monday Pipe Organ t'lub will meet Mtten's ear ert *, while Mt- Spetu er
Mr
U ! I •f
Mr
nt t h e Iloilo* I
w:i- it til til Hi l lii. k ii i .n
no |
i.
i v ’ riM-k
I Mllll I I I I 111!
M ••111 S | • n i t
xi*r bl ai k
•I In*
- I Ida, k tulle
•.
Mi•1
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t:i
w tii t o l a
I * I
I IIXA: bvftlll >f <d
I: - i * - Do 'e •
U
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■t tin
I. • gt,
1 if
l* -| • ’-dice
Mollle/. UIlia
- in i k i t i g UtN.-.-I \ • nt f T.imt
1■' .id.I iSI I r- it tii Mo n t i - • i t i mi w i n b
I,, in - •
ii th. . i . . t' « • l o
Mr and
( barb* -Inn.
rival l.erc
ping .ii tb>
*f
Mr- M It N.thni
•
are
among
tin*
ar
S
top
\> ter.lax in •! ar.
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1
1
1
1
.1
M
• apt \ U I’aliii, " f \Ibniiv, ( in .
i- hi tin <ity 10 attend tin* widding of
his niece, Mi si Lmile Morrow and
M r <i-i 11r Norton which take- pine
t il I- e V* lung
' 11 Palin 1- a g m - t
1 i Mr and Mr* *
I
1ii-id. 1
b"llie •
M a n "W at thelt
•a
•I
Ml
11**
R
\\
Dr. John J. Heitz left Inst night to
complete his studies of I)r. Albert
Abrams* nnd I)r. Stone White's electromic reactions, diagnosis and treat
meats.
T O N IG H T G L O R IA -S W A N S O N
f
— IN —
“HER GILDED
CAGE”
ti n
iiw'l
delightful event- " f
I I.,11,la
If
Mat.
I (III.ill.I
••
i
tile
dlege
xx !
1.
X i ni
I
t
' i,.
1* r e - h l l l . Ill w e d d . l i g , w i l l ' l l
and
at
O
W 'Ill'll.
I
III
xx ill In
"I
-ill
The many friends <if \)r
,
G. I. Toucks are glad to h«ve t
back in Sanford again after a (
mer spent in New York state
AND—
0 ®ED O 9EmiN](cl!J®®
For the Busy Mother
KLOTHES FOR THE KIDDIE
Fancy Articles
-Delicious Cooked Food
Beautiful Spread to Be Given Away Satur
day Afternoon and Nitfht
Next Door to Snnford Shoe nnd t'luihinit ' <•, In
N. deV. H ow ard Chapter of (In* 1. !>.('.
Phone 12;
The Churchwell Company
\ fler
th.
ItoinalK e "
tin
-h••xv. •
eatl-ed
|i1
I 1
" S h a k e - p e r ui n
Inin h
tin
1*1" t
fr*j
lilerninellt. ka
• "it., t
mi
i 'i i '
m t e i i —t m g
As usual we have « nire
Snturdny.
• M
FO X N E W S
Willis Powell, the boosting secre
tary of the Luke County Chamber of
Commerce nnd Itny Ferrnn of the'
Ferran, Hurdwnre Store of Faistis
A L L SOULS CHURCH
were in the city yesterday coming over
with a big delegation of Eustis pro
Tomorrow, the 21st Sunday after
pie who want better railroad service
Pentecost, services as follows:
from the A. C. L. Railway.
Sunday School at 9 a. m.
Low Mass ut 10:30 n. nt.
Mr and Mrs p J. Feitner have
Benediction after Mass.
returned to their home nt Osceola n't
Sermon: "Purgatory.”
,r spending the past two iiumths with
Tuesday, commonly called Hallovveft end- and relatives in New York
ell. is II fast
-'ali M r 1*e tn-i had u nervviouWednesday, All Saints Day, Mass
breakdown and was coinpelleil to leave
and
t*. g . i w f t f d III XX III' e g a o l *l t I
•to hii'ilt'cs- uf the (Iseeola Cypte-s
it !>t \\ .111
S •-.ill I il i .a i* * • • | .XI, t,
< o . for some him* but returns with the
' l i - - h r w o r e a iiat of white i' ivetyne
h> t of health
Their many Sanford
11 i in no d Wi l l i pi ail embroidery
Sanford’s N e w Storefriends wn, giving them n warm wel
vital ome bn, k home todnv.
Mr- S U Walker renderd
n n g tin* afternoon
| iIOi -ell** tloll
The t'hainbei nf Commerce of'"ices
Th** - le.xx 1r xxa - pi e-enti I in a mu
our manner. Mis- Hubei is xvas i li'leil lie being limxed fmiii tin* rear of the
xxin 11 a no -si ngf*r boy -eaiirnd. Hotel today to one of tfie ■
t . On do '
read news -ton* buildings in the Merri- }|
h a nd l ' d In i a t, legi am which
xxether bloeh mi Magnolia avenue The
oil
llo
line
to
be
taken
W a - b out
1
liamber of Commerce, the Virginia
. . l i e o f at oil* 1*
10 Store* in (Jeorgia1
ni'diiiii
t'oiiipany nnd the Apperson.-(hi xxii- then -In "*d ml" the dm
mg room by littb
Misses Mnrthn Huff Co, will occupy the room togc
I'otiev and Marjorie Dillbise. where ther. This will give the Chamber of |
slu found 11 line filled xv ith loads of Commerce a fine room for business
pi«-tty gifts, These were opened and and for the entertainment of visiting I
tmiM-t- during the w ater months.
admired.
Tin"f
BBiai
Got your office supplier, rut
Second sheets, 8)4x11, only
and Post Cards at the Herald
50c per 1,000, while they lost, at
Hernld office.
tf
Tho Herald delivered, 16c per
P A T H E R E V IE W
»i
fra
fr.
aint
S ON t .
For Monday
5 YARDS
\ND S T O R Y
Was i n d e e d 11 d e l i g h t f u l l l f f l l l l ,
>.n.
of
ill.
many
lox.lx
wtii. li th*s
.1.a i m i n g
l . i nb <•>. t
einnized thi- evening ut s
I... I. in
tin college auditorium at rallah.is.see.
when the biide. Mi-- Dorothy Hunt
*ing. of In* ksoiiville, and the groom,
Miss Elia Williams, of Jacksonville,
will be united in matrimony.
Tin auditorium will be beautifully
decorated with fall blo-soms and ferns
combined with stately palms and
Mr nnd Mrs. G I. Loucks returned lhr,'w " «uccc»«..n of beautiful scenes
bamboo and at the appointed hoiu t„ Sanford Thursday
night
after
th''
Th‘' winsomencss of
the impressive certnony will be per- spending the past four months in the
Cnwl in thl' ,c» ' 1 hns il" •“ •«»“ *
formed by* Rev Dr Edward t onradi. i . M o s t if the time was spent mo- tion of Irish charm and despite the
The bride will be given in mar- t<>rirvv< through the Adirondack ntoun sadness of the story there are bruve
riage by her father and will have hs , all|s t),rough, New York and Deln- K,iams ,,f *u,," " r* The costumes were
that
maid of honor Mi-s Nancy Hoyt, of %vnr,. stnU>H. A
me of
7,7»0 w‘ l,r" tt>'* " « l»‘'rfcctly filmed
long
this city.
The bridesmaids will be ,njk.9 wa9 ,.„vi.red by
Mr and Mrs. m w ,'oul,, n,,t ' l " ito,ook at thcnl
Miss Violet Mott and MissLouise
i^our|t9 on their trip.Their
ninny, .enough. The screen o f taffeta, the cob
I'nrrnmore, of Jacksonville, nnd Miss f|ien(ls hcrt. nn. giving them a hearty
l.birv. HH of lace. In the old time ones
Louise Buck.
welcome.
uml the I"«*e«rlboble texture of silk
"The groom will have ns best man
'----------------------------jersey nnd baronet sutin in n modern
sports costumes were ns though the
Miss Ethel Henry, of Sanford, nndj CA TH O LIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE
Mondny
night
the
members
nnd
iluinty
materials were actually
in
the groomsmen will include Misses
their
friends
met
nnd
n
social
even
touch
of
one's
hnnds.
Emily Lucas and Martha Nelson, of
The sUyy nnd picture are unique in
Tnmpn, nnd Miss Theresa Murphy, of ing was spent together.
Five
Hundred
was
played
nnd
also
their
blending of the old dny# and
Jacksonville.
bridge
and
the
prizes
for
the
evening
now
nnd
in their tender und skillful,
her
Tho bride will bJ* lovely in
wedding gown of white satin nnd were won by Mrs. W. H. Hynes, An- touching upon the heart strings. To
look nnd listen attentively, is to be
will carry a shower bouquet of brides' drew Mahoney and Bertha Tnknch.
roses nnd valley lilies.
j Delicious home made cake nnd stirred anew to tho realization that
The maid of honor will he gowned punch was served.
Next Mondny nothing is ever settled until it is set
in rose taffeta nnd will carry an or- night at eight o'clock we hope the tled right, and that after all the dis
chid feather.
members will be grentl? increased In cord nnd strife of the history of man
The bridesmaids will wear dainty number and n full attendance is ex- kind, the one big motive impulse that
never /ails is Love.
taffeta frocks in pastel -liadcs arid petted.
For Particular
Folks
L-----------------
BUTCHERS
5
YARDS
10(1 B E D
T IC K IN G
$ 1.00
YARDS
C U R T A IN
SC R IM
$1.00
L A D IE S ’ R IB B E D
U N IO N
SU ITS
$1.00
>' *>
First Street
IT r iL lv L Iv
• •
Welaka Block
SELLS it for LESS
I0HNNIF WAIKFR CIGARS
J U n illU L
•
L IN E N
$1.00
affair-
1in Friday evening tin* Woman's
< i'lh g.ix. .1 delightful I .elllt.g of song
I . t.g ii"ii. 1. t
and -t.o x and pnti.i
\- a lender
..f 1"iimiiinit) singing Mr. Mm Mnlivn
M*- \|ai\ lliggin- iiturned home
ye-terdny from Orlando where sin* 1- unu-tuilly magnetn and iii-piring,
-|..nl -exeral day- with her daughter and in the txxo numbers in xviuch he
took a solo part, his own grand voice
Mrs. Harry Dickson.
rang out deep and true. Mrs. W’ utRon
read in a most sympathetic und
II. F. Slater, of New York, is
business visitor to Sanford, while here "hinted manner the exquisite story
of "Smilin' Through,” while Ed. Ran
be is tin* guest of D. 1.. Thrasher
dall manipulated till machine which
1 lli
■I ''Inrr in 1 lurida
Dollar Specials
frj
W OM AN’S CLUB
COLUMN
t.\ EN I Nf. I l l
One
at 7 a. *m., of obligation.
Thursday, All Souls Day, titular of
the Sanford church, three masses, 7,
7:30 and 8 a. m.
Monday night, 8 p. m., League
Meeting.
' ,
Strangers invited to church services.
A gorgeous romance that carries
you through Gilded Paris cabarets
nnd New York society revels. Glit
tering Gloria in 50 new eye fill'ng
gowns. Also
•.t tin
. . . . a 1 » ■! Vv n r . a p o w d e i . w a t . xx1>I :1r 11v1 tinmorning .x n by 'I
Ida * . I ’.
be among tin "lit
town
(Hill xx
I ..II..wiiii, the
i.’ .te-t. Mi*-*lamefra
r_
t tin wedding
Tampa Tn* Herndon and Spencer, assisted by
guests
Pa
1 frA
btinc.
Mrs. Morris Spencer, Mrs.
Ralph
Pn frs fra frn fra fry frt Pa
fra
...... Is ....... and Mi-s Corulyn Spenc
------y
er served frozen fruit salad, wafers,
J I N K i l l -KRKSIIM \N WEDDING
W O M A N S Cl . l lt II VD F I N E
o l i v e s and eoffi-i
IN T M l \ll ASSKK
3 in 1• 1
brnb <
- . , n f * i * i1
..
Mr. und Mrs. D. C. Robertson of j
Great Falls, S. C., spent a very pleas
ant visit with Mr nnd Mrs. S. T. Field
of this city.
EHEHIO BECLitSEUdKsJ
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T H E S A N F O R D D A IL Y HERAJLI), M O ND AY, OCTOBER 30, 1922
PAGE FOUR
1i
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---
if
and hoe tho coni, and make the Boap, liminory steps f „ r t)„
P iU irA D H n A II V
U C D A in
Congratulations
to the Florida ho secured
Then would the entire the Orient, is mentioned in me t»n
’ -'c o.i/sthin
OAWrUKU DAILY nfclVALlJ|(;n)Wir ujlon moving into their fine state he in a siirry condition— ns local as one of the fruits of the Land o f nftd grind e cane, an illy the poa- a club here.
nutert, ami grabble tho “ tatcra.Y Then
The meeting !a u , ,
r»HH«hei r-rey nftera— » » r r r t
building in Tampa—n buildimr uf their meetings in Pnlntka hove demonstru Promise, and it is spokon of
by
*"t>h he.
*• 7
107
'*vvn- Iin‘ l !l11 arranged just like Ed ted.
Greek writers before the Christian when she had nothing else to do, nho gnn at seven u', lo. k '
made
some
clothes,
if
she
could
find
......
the Grand View hotel,
_______ ...* * ■*-----------------------------Knr Wright wanted it
The newspa-j The niuendmuiit regarding the right era. The fruit is about the size of a
of cloth big enough to stick nation of a series ,.r ,
ulmi.
THF HFRA1H PRINTINr fft p,‘r "r ,n" g “ rine that can have their for speeinl school districts to regul lnrg< apple, has a hard reddish->el- aa piece
' '* tut
needle in. For Hint wns the way have been held betw.,
i n t IlL lV / lL l/ I lYlll 1 l l l U
• ()W|) imiiding is fortunate indeed as ate their own levy— with ten mills low rind enclosing many large seeds,
P U B L I S H Kttll
Pap treated Ids first two wives.
lf0»
pie interested m f, rm
\ there are few building comfortable as a minimum should carry—and it each enveloped in a sub-acid red pulp
f*
s
*ani.
Moral;
All
the
dead
ones
do
not
zalion and re p n „ t,i .
„ K4ti«»r unless built for the business.
The will if properly explained to the and the sprightly Havered juice is
a
J. H O L L Y -----------------------weai
a
white
pink
kiniuna.—
A.
C.
'
*
H. J. I . IL L A U D
. S»"»r»l*rx-Ti-r■•tirrr Florida Grower lias achieved a great voters
ternntiulial
ufft,
,
(
|
„
used
tu
make
jellies,
manna
lades
ami
Palntka News,
H . A. N K K L ________ ___ U r n r r a l M j m i r t
.
'•ftft,
urid drinks. The tree is hardy and is brown.
and the eluhs ,(f r«
, , art..
, , j., 0
success and deserves all that it has
II. N. H O L L Y _____.Id ir r lU In g
A|
h«»
fti
1}
IM
Rl
valuable
as
an,ornamental.
The
new
Rotary
has
been
P k i M l i d Up lo asm l\ II.
achieved since it had the regular
if ’ *>* H_i
rn*
iVKRY
HOME
SHOULD
shoots
in
the
spring
vary
in
color
time.
Among
tin
struggles
of
all
new
magazines
tryvi.siiiir I'1‘ -.-ri
K i r n b l a s IU I m Made Known
t At j
Apptlrallon
from light green to light pink and
__________________
_______
ing to gain a foothold. It is now one *4
H AVE ltU N N IN G W A T E It the preliminary uryni'i ’ 0 r
!«t
L B W i n S IIIP P ---- Ctrewlallnn M n n * * * r „ f the best ritrujp publications in the
maiVrn.
The showy and abundant
night were: S K Gn
Hf. P.
Phone K l - W i ( K r A p. » ■
United States, bar mine.
flowers of scarlet follow in the early
banning water in the farm homo Lee, h. (i. Rush, Jmp.,
udg. i ” Ar .In
rn*!,
R i k w i l > t l a a P rice la A I i m c *
-----------o----------summer and the fruit makes the tree js nn lunger considered a luxury, but Joe M. McCormick . g i: lb III-. Y,
D*.
One Y e a r ....................... —— ------ A A M
The Orlando city election will take
attractive in the fall. There are m v - ; , necessity and a possibility. It is Witt MiJIt•r and lA Ml. . R r ■'
■ la B o n l h . ............... .......... ..........3,00
Dron new life next Friday night when
by MOSES FOLSOM
U o lIr r r r A la C lip by C a r r ie r
tral varieties and every Florida home true that some homes can have more Jando Rotary t'luh,
.
l», an,!
1rnnt
One B u k ---- ---- ---------------------------U C aata
lhe two candidates for mayor will he
should have one or more growing. It elaborate systems than others, but Watormnn, of tin- New \
H e r - asked to state their cose to the peo
T h e M l >3- l o IH -p a c « W cchJ
is a good tree for the town lot fur the every farm -can and should have run Club. Ilarry
| | .„„a „\
aid c a tlrc ly r o v e r *
Sem inole
(
Some of the followers of the
reasons of beauty, shndc and fruit.
a a d I* p a b lla h rd ev e ry F r id a y . A d r e r - ple.
,,
ning water at least in the kitchen. ns temporary presidemi
'»* Ik ' 1
( b l a c r a le * m a d * k n o w n ■ > a p p lle a gentlemen
want
the
facts
in
the
case
"Who
first
broke,
the
oyster’s
stony
ted,
temporary
seeri
t,,,.
This
is
not
only
idealistic
hut
a
busi
tlom. U e m o e ra lle la poll I l e w | L M p e r
poor, o lw a y * lo advances
that have been hurled from time to
From a survey made by the U. S. ness proposition that faces every
coat
The speakers of die .
- "en: |
■ E M U K il T1IB ASSOCIATED P B E S S time in the newspapers and they want And dropped the juicy morsel down Department of Agriculture of
100 farmer, says Professor Fruzior Rog Messrs. S. K. Guernsey >
b Lam- s
The Associated Preaa la exclusively the men who have been doing the
utrus fruit farms in Folk county for ers of the Florida College of A g r i sey and DcWitt Miller
• his throat?1
•ntlllad lo the use tor republlCAIIon of
followhurling
to
stand
up
in
the
hustings
all newa dispatches credited la It or
Nobody knows. Evidence that the five years, 1017-1921, the average re culture.
ing business men of En
'cr<
tj.
KOI otherwise credited In thta paper anti tell the world what they know.
oyster formed am important part in ceipts per farm for each year of the
Every farm has some sourro of rolled ns charter member,
newa published
and also the local
’
’
h
e
R
jk -■
heryln.
This is foully the proper way to piny the diet of primitive man in Florida is period was $0,-100. The five year uv- water to draw ujhiii and the man of tis Rotary Club
i
p
•5ihianji,
dl^Atc\?Ml"nor*ln"*ro**Uo°re*«VvedC**1 politics. Flay it out in the open and very abundant. Up and down the St. erage yield per acre in boxes wns M8 the house should in justihe to his Chns. Rjlftl, I)r. Siiinue |i
above lionrd and ltd I where you get .hdins
river
are immense shell1tot oranges, ItiJi fur- grapefruit and family devise some means whereby Clarence W. Williams, W i
o t f k r l IIEIIAI.D lit' 11.Ill M l. I’homr 14
i I''IT.
y<mr information, but the best way mminds. which jit these modern days
2 fur tangerines. The average price this water will not have to be carrned oil, Dr. Isaac N K
i t
• J.
!.. play politics is to make no asser s,,pply vast quantities of materials for i t box for the period was $2.(52 for to the house in prekets. Such would Taylor, Harry \ 1,.t i
UgK»
.
M
iions about
the
candidates-then lllait|n(r r„„d«.
The origin of these i ranges, $1.(57 fur grapefruit and $2.lid eliminate much o f the drudgery, es Childs, John E. Matin. 1
I d.Pft
there will he no come hacks
mounds is discussed by Frank
II for tangerines.
pecially to the women, who need everyjjtny Ferran, Hai ry i li
Summer weather again.
Amil ^
consideration.
Cushing of the U. S. bureau of EthnD. Miller, Dr. Chn.-. H J , ,|, 1'*1 Ps. poor
n i t LOADING CAUSES olog.v, in his "Report on the Ancient
The hunting season in Florida he-) To have running water does not Whpeler and William M
And it looks like more rain.
LOSSES
■Key Dwellers of Florida” in 189(1^ gins November 20th. Licenses are re- 1necessitate thb outlny of much money.
Through the form
■r»
when
he
conducted
the
IVpper-1
1
curst
pined
to
ire
had
from
the
county
One
linn
begin
with
a
common
pitcher
club,
with it* m,-.,.,
! M.
Maybe tt will gel cool sometime
( arloiiding is one of the most im f'xpeditio nto this state. Thesi’ peo polge, The resident license is $ 1.2a. |pump and sink placed conveniently lowship and cmnl i t
and maybe it Will not.
r ;K
portant jobs the house manager has pie of the shell age period long jire- 1 .a a person w|jo resides in another m the kitchen. This is fur butter ills becomes'a part
IS
,r.
under his supervision and yet it is eded Hu modern Indian
On the lu.uity Imt wishes to hunt elsewr.ere than carrying water in n bucket. I.liter cling Isxiy of lepii
Sanford merchants had a better Dol one that is ton often left to someone
dedIii athlitioii
bei.in miproveim’iit over this can
be'icnteri to th. -r
Keys they found I he elimate so ngre.- Ha cost is $'Lo(h
lai Day Saturday than on Friday
njw In*,, iinI v interest is what it brings
0
-!
have
a
eertifieate
from
Ills
emit)
madi
The
force
hand
pump
with
n passing Minn th.,
at h that they dispensed with cloth
mbun mi ‘Saturday night
We try to
i C and had no worries over the high !> nnlge i iu tify mg tlia! he is a resi barrel lank might mine second. Fin muuitics tu t « o
M e b e l i e v e If tile W e a t h e r w a s e i mi
grow guild fruit, puck it under up to
•a nl of the county whole lie claims ally would come a gasoline driven j Eustis Lake Region
e r t h e r e wo u l d not la- -I, ma n y i r u n e s , dale conditions and then spoil it all by lost uf wearing apparel as they went
1( -ulimi c. Non resident licenses are pump am! an elevated tank, which is
__________
naked,
and
gathered
their
food
from
c o l u m n led
poor ear loading. The strain a loud
thi trees, and the oyster beds in tin ' 2'■ The revenue from hunting li much better than either of the former.
SERIOUS HI AlHiFIt l lfnl Itl.R
goes through on the journey is tre
I'he time saved in going to and
Despite all the advices given by me'nih'iis, shock after shark of terrific kindly seas were free lunch counters, - <uses goes to the school fund.
------------------------- i from the well with buckets to carry
"Could not stand to r - .< .'id <U
newspapers and other .agencies the impart that jars every box with great They merely had to walk in the wnl
water
and
the
satisfaction
derived
i
i\
get
an
armload
of
oysters,
go
forced
to rrv out f- .-ll,1
k lo t K HOLDERS’ MEETING
public persists in getting killed at fori e
Unless loaded properly and
will
soon
pay
for
the
best
system.
a
dm
re
ami
having
all
the
time
there
writes
Henry Uihum- , ,-■
M
anMi il r o a d i i o s - m g s
stayed" just tig*t there are bound
in pryed open one .shell with another,
tnnn. "The do, t•>i
> 11---------- o ----------I
here
will
Ina
meeting
of
the
slock
■' ,mbe broken boxes, sometimes very
motion of th, ) 1i :
■r»Man and In- wife in Philadelphia many, ant -toll shipment' are dis swallowed the eoiitetlts and threw tin i a i- uf the t hid Fellow* Building R O T A R Y « ' L U R T O HE E N T AIIslfel
Is
.1
.fill
I
1
1
1
V
didn't
hut
hi
l
abi
-I.'
tion
was uec ■
hid5 a, i,d mil at (bid i el low hall, to
were 11... i* i -n "I I -v > *r ng i ak» that w i» ' u tried .<p -ighi. lit fail many buyers
and tin m iimolal lur
hey Fills no.! a ,
fell
-i ril •11r• ui'b 'be madh,,vv i' it v ",i|.I |>• rf i i t it t<• but her with sin h I l eaning ......
chi aftii regular Lodge to vote on
Flcdgrd
m
a
spirit
of
praelienl
ser
l
uw
fruit)
tin
mounds
found
along
tin
all
my
fm-iid,!
1
k
Itu
rf
had laic t.i|ion r-ul u I e . >i In .ml i load at ail
t >,■ adopt lur, of Ity Law s and other
Spr.ivtng makes i lean
-iffof , nil !■i it p pup ..(!• ■! ihd «i nl t hril ' t ill t i n i Inc- li pie k w 11 a f 114 kt Iohi ■ ..'id "tliii liver - am| hy ib■ " Mel - -uiuing before the meeting It vice to hti' cummunity , i In- individual Fills a* it w ' ,
i ,i - lo* 11 i
Ho
ii.t
it ' h.il
. *
t|.,|"-d i-vety stoik hulih-r will lie and then ciaft, a group uf ptomiuettl ering and perh.i,
■hr? i 11,, i iol f tin bn\ makes a
hu*iriess and prtifesspinal men placed dangerous up. t t’ ,
-----— « —
nnd
i
e
eld
pntty parkin’* Why spoil it tt) by
lustis
definitely
in
the
famous
In
I
II!
1
.1
I
I
M
O
'
’
rrilkidney
trouble
i
i
I
i
hi
1
lot
ida
\
|
ng
i
...... I Min M\
d M I I to l lo| . h*
Hy ftnlet of Hoard of hin-etors.
.drill’
I l end. I I iriitViT
ternntional Assoeiutnin of
Rotary menl. Foley lv 1/ io . with **l f i* i in th. Ihshee build b i It.
t'
lack
b o t h o n I lie I 'll lo I h a S i m
ought to
<
lulis
last
night
by
Liking
the
premg,
.1
a
i
k
'
1
1
1
n
i|le,
i
relief.
Sold
ev,
r
>
*
.
t.
\,
I Hl i ke I lull pl l pl I oil, o l ti n -par k) mg
tint
mils
the
optnion
*
kji Ha Rj tta Ka kj>
Ka
Irving S told
lights of H-nula join no i -To These K-a
>f lliiriilii, in I l IHv I A S T o RE |)E \R k I( THIS
Ka
'dm
li
the
famous
hutiioi
i-t -aid, A..
gent b-n 11n ale two of tin be-l in the t»a
K-l
Y EA R
pi of I--, ion atid |'ll hit kn should re Ka
'
k
mi
a
v
vvhnl
I
think
of Florida
■-a
,. ■ t hi -. at nil.h •' 'I1
b 'in--,', i I may -a\ that I thlti-k
Kti
Flora W«dac*lftjr« I>a|lj)
-11 tom
\
\
A.sii
IN ( .Tt »N , net
:tn Forei
teat
di-ill
of
Florida.
I
liki
1
lie
Floi
Ml
Aft, , Th» lti>'"I.ng ,.f Mi Ilia nge
d
i"K'h
priced
turkeys
this
ela
i
Itmate,
and
the
Fhonla
hatlung,
budings
Rji
ka
I oil el , • >.»nillI-- lonet - last we* k it
y
>
ar
ar.
and
th.
Florida
fruits
an,|
vegetnbli
si
en
in
Agriculture
Depart
*4 fa ItA Fa K) AS Its L I ) Al
i|e.t f I. .i I 11, . a i : i ■ i Iii t
II" III itlltoii in eluent s that despite a was d
atirl t lo I- hu ula pi <1111<- , ml | am nto,I
Imt, t . ' i n o . ten,.| I.. Imi ii,l I h< <>Mv M F.DI ll W I I N D M F M III M . mt.-ly mlliu-la-tie
tile I lot ula -tends im-rea-e in the jdice of turk
east .
si i ...id uf bn. k n<tend uf
Nlllil I I) ( AURA
i me r y
T h e Florida of t h e
u .i i .hI ey s |,roilin l uoi bus steadily decreased.'
pe l le 11 a I lull vv •.. I I not in- good poliry
I In- average price received during the
I,res, eti't and west, with tt- out
I v i n tio m o , i pi ogres - Iv e counties
loo mu. h emphasis iniilmt lie pint
.('reading palms, royal, cocoiiniit and four months October to January 1915The Peoples Bank of Sanford is pnunl "i
finally get to where tiny Hunk they •d upon tin amendment to he voted waiter’s with its winter hotels and 1it 1ti was I "• cent a pound. The nvor
tlit1 fact that its patrons aro so faithl'il n’ m
hav. tough bund f o r aw li tie
ipoll ai i h. . oining eleetmn coiieei ii if him i dw all
dues not ap p e a l In me age price received during the similar,
that they assist so materially in tin n
M
right o ’
|,e, lit I -i llool di .
o min h a* due tin Florida nl the m pi Hod ,,f 11*20 21 w as ;2 cents (ier
nf this institution.
llaii
lietat- i tub all,|
ill aK
l III . I o w n levy a 1 a terini
twith its Everglades and its pound, aotdding lo tho Department's
, -i ■ t V
-lo o
a•
• t ■ g It ’ u , oi d let IH. t
I. i 1, 11 I, ,,i 11 eg and f l o ' ,
III '.i ai ■«
This spirit of loyalty is valued h,gM
In I non it,,
ir
figuri-s -b.iwed
I 1l’
' I • .. III! , I t.l
t I 1I , 1 1I , t ,.
h, ||
we
wish to rteipmeale hy giving ti-•
t
I
- d.t i.a ' o, , ,
in th.1
al 1
i 1 i . i-,I,.i ■mem
I )i, dti’,il'i i t ,..i ki y " i . t a r mi-i'si
viTvip- of which we on’ capaM*
l-i ,
to ll t fiat it may
lo I.< 1,001 | Uloi.-I I , -till
T.Vl wnlle ill l ‘ t|ll (in-re
-g"
' l and 1 1 ii.lv I*. g i . . t i n , . . Ii . i i
lot I Idled
ht I h* ' mall 1 * 1 loit ll v\iJ1 n
were on y .l,tlHP,70H and iii
there*
oms w tm h might have been just laws lt ;ill>, Utm. |
t(, t|„ K(,
You can help j’onr bank to grow and m
<»f tin* Gi-st clulis in 1h*» st,
Those i si ore of years ago and for the
were
127.028. During the last six
heeome
of greater assistance to yoll and it •
folks over ini Gusli* are all
Fhosphortts, one of the tpoth impor years |h price of turkeys has inereas
people
of
this common ity by seeking '
ami ilo \ spldk all t)i «* Iltlll1
dead di -t rn t m t he dale has been iiamli
t'd element - leipnred by plaid
is mi to Mi. producer more than 100 por
olies hi th- buneh
fltleitee
your
fi.viids to deposit here
apt" -I be, ,111-1 of l ho low limit |,|io
relit,
while
during
the
post
2z
years
I laU'ed f t ,.iii phosphate c I - ll icll
■t
iiiilhig,
the
niimhi-t
uf
turkeys
pruduced
has
mtill 11 al VIII lulls 11||I t - III I In I It
I"., bugaboo wjui |i ha olu. on.-d in il Mat
■oil..
Do Ml-if. .t,l H ,g 1 v * 11it■
tin i .-ns ,j iiho'ut dt pe t cent , t h e lbut. I f , i| e i g p i i > 1111i -.
I litl
p ar t i m i d s t a t e *
• , i , i t ll I aighoo t I In
-talc
mil v ■hi, t,
ll-lltll ■ ,ill. oi Mi, -t .11, A ill. I |0.|
•>
l i ppl l i'
lllo-t
' In
. M, i1
c f f i -, i 111.,i thi . " t ■1 nm I
W' .,, " -,-1 1 . > .
i i1’ 1 1
t Inf f ri u11'-- of t a l*111g turkeys
I i,Mi,. I
c
I n 11 1 , 1 s j , 1 1
it
- ,.f -n, r, ,t ‘ t a I h
,M,c l et Ml o f ' he
1 1 1 , null t , o
ago-' 1 M,. *
gt
v
i
i . Mo i i-nfi ,>r Mm |umine
<,, 111,ul
e.d that of any ’ oil ll
1 > m| th,
h ' .Mot*
I
c C, lc-,.1.,11 WIt|l h , • li(it i \
pint
'1 th
,i it lo in
toui il., easi1‘hey a i^ hard to raise,
I in nurmal annual 0,1 pill
W ll I. lo - I I , l hill' (a h 1 - la
t the end i Ig' r..it oil, [at haps ai .....I taith, ha a
bin uum- of wandering propensities and
Sanford, Florida
>d h londli d| t'e i-tit yi-at- (la- ia-e.1l
in of tIn pi'uv eked nun li conimelit upon thnsg
nf t he
atom Sun l u l l has
a ili.*ea e known as ‘ blackhead’’ to
valued at between $tt.lHlll,(MMt and $10,
best lontballs teams ill llu state but toil fully posted, and has filled them
i which they are easy prey. It is very
('(1(1,000
The pbusphate bids ,,f ,,ur
you won lit never ktmw it f 111m t lie ■v11li the idea that tc-li mills are tu In■r—
slate are the must extensive m Anier- difficult to ship live turkeys to mar *
state papers
They <|u not seem to see added to all tuxes.
Between now
i„,.
,i,
.
,
,
ket
ami
when
shipped
dressed
there
lea. nut the t-.uropran war reduced
and election day to many counties
S a n f o r d at till and yet ^tinford peo
■ B B B flB flflB B B H B B B B B B B B B B B IB B B B B B B B B B B a B B B B a > , a l " liall" |
is a large amount of "shrinkagej' 1
the output, as large shipments voro
a
|il<’ ate subscribers to fill of these there is planned to have well informed
However,
the
raising
of
turkeys
*
made to win ring countries ,.\s a
men and women thoroughly explain
plipetDo you get the drift
■iay I e very profitable occupation
tiltzer |.hos(dintcs are u>-*•«! in this
in every voting pririnct precisely what
where there i* abundance of range,
country m tin- form of acid phosphate,
\\fi‘ an- gliid to note that the Ki tin- aineiidiuent promises to do once
umjde tiled and reasonubie freedom
Hit rotk being treated with sulplttiric
cvnnis (’ lull has abrogated to itself the it shall become il law; and it is be
from prdutorv anininla, the Depart
iii nl
As far as m known a permnn-'
sjiorts for the winter tourist,* ami vvill Iieved that Hie spreading of such [iro
ment adds
ently pnmpermjs system of ngriculhave iiitrnynrd golf and other amuse t.agandn will make u muterinl differ
B
■
ture cannot lie establisheil on the
■
meats on the vacant lot on Magnolia - nee in tin' vote cast
H E I ARMS J U S i Ll ix E H I S " P A P " ■
fl
■
sandy soil- ..f the Gulf tegion with
The
average
Floridian
is
ever
ill
■uvenue next to the Ghamher of l ‘omDID
"lit phosphate* iii some form. There
■
merce and inside the room will be favor of all that will aid edUrntton.
a
j•
a
checkers and other
indoor games Rarely is it that a bond issue for the 1IM ' 1,1 1 I'oiaM d i omp.nu,^ i-ngug
1lierc was a man who never plowed Q
a
a
when the weather is cold (this is a erection of a betjfrand larger school 1J 111 " " " " T 1>losp inti- m Florida, In* fields, but bust -d often n furrow *
a
mining o f phosphates began in
joke about the weather ) Our winter budding, for a playground, for any
a
and planted the seed, and then sat in B
a
visitors will appreciate this and the innovation which will be benefical to
,ll|d 11,1 t" 1.'Ml the state Inis pro- .
lin,j |J(l( himself a "chaw er
a
a
Kiwnnis Club can go a hit farther the children'is turned down in any (1“ ' 1 sl,,Ul'. ^
tons, a laDH?| terbarenr" that the weeds would tnko ■
a
and demand more good hem hes scat county or in any district. Just now. p" r 'J " " 1 ' ' i,s ' ''I ’ l"*'1 to enrich t|,a e|(jp
<j|t. njWMyfl won.)
That
£
tdred over the streets where the visit-, however, voters have become wary— | “ rm “ 111 1,1 hl|ropenn countries.
|was th0 wny his father hnd farmed,
s
a
ors can sit down nnd rest and enjoy and in this ease there seems to he n
~
And Fuji on his death bed hnd mado
■
a
th<- summer weather tins winter.
fear that some hidden motive may
^ '>*>t to l lurii a is not ^omptete j,jn, promise to keep the ticks fat
a
underlie the amendment. They have without a trip on the St. Johns river and plump, So he let his cattle run
a
a
There are report* coming into thu s en state taxes increase for the past in which Atlantic tides penetrate over wild, and wondered why he could not
a
a
..........
.
of nil pledges that “ hundred miles. Some sections of,
them for beef.
city of much shooting going on
in the deende in spite
a
■
upper reaches of the St. Johns river they shall lie made lower. They c a n - r‘ ycr are five or more miles wide,
He sent to the North for some fast
a
nnd that the firing seems to he from not well understand why or how such* 1,u‘ Snn*or'' ( hnmbcr of Commerce 81ay hounds to catch his hogs; Pap's
a
a
people who are hunting ducks out of results ar- brought about; hut they has issued a series of post cards on dogs were too slow.
Reason
This is something for the do know that taxes have been raised which the following appears
"When
He went to town on Saturday to
a
I i-h mill Gam.- Fr.it.-, I i x
i n
n -pne >'f advanced valuations in a
VIMt *i'«n f"fd . Honda, Mn- win
buy food for the family and the stock.
a
I |t.n mol tl«- giitne warden and the large majurity ,.f counties
And this "'M ' Jlk'' 'hf' A l - U,i(ei
trip fn.tit Cap liml lii-vvr raisi'il feed when he
ship a
Owing to I he Superior Grade o f Material and Wcrknu’
take mi at once
tell mill” proposition is what has -lie k-oin die, nearly
mile* •>f gor «\as al i v e
lie worked the kills /rum
4Imilt V 4if f M’Iril
■o-u-1,11 I* a l m o s t r e a d y to open Irlghtem-d them.
gi-,,us -uli-tropical scenery *.it
>ut the
the t h e time they were able to drop corn
used it is impossible to carry accounts
and those who are hunting out of senThere is need of propaganda in lordly St. Johns river, the
Nile of to the lime when they were old enough
The trip on the
palatial to run away. That wan the way Pap
soil can either wait for the opening, practically every voting precinct in j America.
day trr go to jail. The rest nr us arc, Hm state in regard to this amend I river liners operated by Mir t ’lvde Amd raised him.
patiently waiting for the opening day men which will allow a special school Steamship < o„ consumes Hi hours.
He drank his milk out of a can
relain alingering because Pap told him it was too much
and while we wait the otner fellow district to fix its millage as it deems A ou will always
work to drive the cows up fbr the old
jumps in and kills all the ducks or proper— but unless steps shall be Ink longing to mnkc it again. ’
—----------lady to milk. Ho made the old lady
scares them away before we can even en along this line the needed sixty
The pomegranite trOT belongs to cut the wood, nnd cook the grits, and
get a glimpse of them. Put them In per eent of votes required for th«
adoption of the amendment will not the myrtle family. It is a native of j clean tho house, and feed the chickens,
jail, officers.
FACTS ABOUT
FLORIDA
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FROM OTHER
CO-OPERATION THAT
COUNTS
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PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
I Announcing
Atter November F irs t
Our Terms
Will be Strictly
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IE SANFO RD D A IL Y H ER ALD . M ONDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1922
PAG E H IR E S
n
PURELY
p r o f e s s io n a l
:
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Oirdi of S*nford*B Reput- ^
ible Professional Men. each M
gl whom. In Me choaeo profeeaion the Herald recoin- ta
nende fa the people.
*
Cl audit
ad take;
and
ad* eh
moat
Count
and ret
rge A . DeCottes
C'1’
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Atlom?y-at-Law
Over Seminole County Bank
JRD
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FLORIDA
D R. W J L S O N
F
SEVERAL
Thlgpln.
STXTYT'Wt
Plants frj
)
per thorium
Natl Bank Bldg., Sanford, Fla. Fin. M. Del
attention to examination of FOR SA
Abstracts of.Title
houae, ti
position. Gate City House, 112 Myrtlo Avenue.
181-tfc
ATTORN BY- Af-LAW *
FORDS, Buicka, Otdsmobiles, Oaklands. Dodge, Cole 8, Overland.
LAW YER
Chevrolet, Maxwell for sale. These
— Court House cars are lote models, and have been rofinished, making them very desirable
cars to prospective buyers, and the
Examined
G lu ie a Designed prices arc right, with easy terms. 5
7 passengers.— B. & 0. Motor Co.
enry McLaulin, Jr., nnd
209 Park Avc., Snnford, Fia. Distrib
Opt. D.
utors for Hupmobilc nnd Lexington
Optlcian-Optometrin
** cars. “ We rnrry the parts."
140-tfc
t First Street
Banford, Fla.
FOR
SA LK -C
melody saxophone
good as new
rtikes it, half
Eiimined
Glasses Fi tted
cash, balance 510 per month. It. J.
Holly. Herald Office.
^
170-Ctp
TOM M O O R E
FOR
S
A
I
.
F
.
Hosier
and
Gays'
paints
onoM im iiBT-om ciAN
nnd varnishes at Snnford Novelty
t» Pontoffiee
Sanford, Fla. rWorks, Sanford agents.
IHH-tfe
-----------------! PRA CTICALLY NEW Six room cot
N J. M O U G H T O N tage, ceiled, fur sale. Easy terms
$5,100, first i lass locution. A.
p.
ARCHITECT
iConnelly & Sons
lK3-3tc
CHELLE M A IN E S
WOnD FtTjf S AI I’ A i $7A0 peVcord
sawed and split to any measure, de
FLORIDA
ORB
livered in Sanford. Will supply any
amount and Link all orders for deliv
cry
in order received.
Please write
r. W. I). Gardiner
plainly, state whether oak or pine or
ESTOI’ A T H I C P H Y S I C I A N
mixeii is wanted. F\ S Vernny, Snn
risks Apartment*, Suite 15
ford, Fin , Route A
189 lmo-p
ffIce hours 0 to 12; 1 to 5
FOR SALK Party wtshr- to lease
Sanford, F’ lu.
0 7 .1
town
Will sa«nfnc household fm
lilt lire
\ddre** - ' \' rare of Herab*
I Ht", 2tp
Room 7, Miller Bldg.
Ft * It S \ I I
BUSINESS :
DIRECTORY :
------You r.in find the name of
mrr live Buslne** Man
in 8,infnrd in this Column
nch day.
1 lr \ > ri r o o m hoi i -,
in, goi 1,1 Oh ol i o
p r o per l \ ,
. |o ,
prn ed
righl
Part rji.sh. balalirr* tittle
too
W Knight
i s -, if,
FOR S A I . F
Save this money; many a (front for burg Lighting ('ompany of St. Peters
tune has been built up by buying burg. Flu. the Clearwater lighting
foreign money after
urh The Chi-I Company of Clearwater. Fla., an,I the
Cngo tribune on September (Jill calls Commonwealth Light and
Cower
attention to the new ennui which has 1Company of Missouri was announced
just hcpji opened for shipping between . here yesterday by A. fl F'itktn. presi
Russia, Germany
n— ~ ...... and Central
' 1 Asia, I dent of tbe Tidewater company .
affording a new source of raw mater
A bund issue of JJ,000,000 will lie
mis for the Russo-German combine, floatetl by the Tidewater company to
especially oil, manganese uml copper take cure of its purchases nnd other
and opening up the rich Persian and improvements which add 85 commun
< entral Asian trnde to Germany nnd ities to the list of those now served
Russia Think what this means; sure by this corporation.
Options have been secured on sever
t y you cunnot effort! to pass up the
opportunity to acquire these Rubles. al other jiuldir utility companies in the
Semi in your name and address, to south, Mr Fitki|| said yesterday, but
gether with u dollar remittance, to- negotntions have not been completed.
! day; the package of
YEASTOLAX
ami f>0,000 Rubles will be delivered to
If the nut inns are too poor to pay
you at onca.
their debts, where do they get the
YEASTOLAX CO.
money to pny for cancellation prop
202 S. Clark St.
Dept. 2G Chicago aganda 7
i Ho-ate
If our reckless car drivers tvPTC
STHOUT FARM AGENCY
doing their killing in Asia Minor, how
11.1 Magnolia Avc.
our eyes would flash with indignation.
Lakeside farm and grove of 200
acres. Several acres heavy, black
BEST L D I in Sanford, $500 down,
loam, best of soil
for vegetables,
balance easy monthly payments.
strawberries, pears, plums, guuvaa,
Will give deed if desired to build. A p
grapes. Good 5 room house. Excel
ply quick. "J, ()." cure Herald.
lent shooting and fishing. 2 miles to
185-dtc
railroad station, stores, church, school
— household furniture and farming
WOULD CLASSIFY SERVICE
tools included. $2,250.
$1,250 cash,
MEN BY OCCUPATIONS
balance 1 nnd 2 years.
184-tfc
S lo r a g e FncilitieH
pleiiHi- you, tell other*; If not.
U K WAN"] to recharge and repair
ti ll n* i’ hone 498
your batteries. Our starter, genera
tor
and ignition repair department l*
SANFORD
in chargu of an expert.
Genuine
chine & Eonndry Co. "MX IDE" Buttery Service RAY'
172 tf,
I Machine and Boiler Work*; BROS. Phone 548. Sanford
■>1 l ie
i,(y
I ' e 1 it my
doty
a s lull) w a l t u t i g t " all tin
CTRICAL CONTRACTORS
ihounc Lights nnd Appliance*
New Line of Fixtures
123 W e s t First Street
NFORD N O V E L T Y
WORKS
V. C. COLLER, Prop*
Reral Shop and Mill
W ork
TRACTOR nnd B U ILD E R
■•ttmcrclnl Street—Snnford, Fin.
!* W . H E R N D O N
!n s u r a n c b a g e n c y
118------- AUTO------- BQNDS
S* 0. Shinholser
Contractor and Builder
ford
K
FLORIDA
Jobqn!ppe<1 10 *>VB you a first
'♦it
•T *ryt reapnet. and thn
» » SIkc# .,n ,h* c“ Jr-
many
than onn. art's you a better quota-
h A’v *
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.
\First National Bank j
iily
against
to
beg
-mb
of
the
l"im s
of
paicnls
\\ ELI . D I N N E R
i
II f T h r
to Issiu
mischi ef ,
that
they
K » BFDDIFkS
U»(»flnfrU
I VS*1 (IRA NGI
N
Works
hoy ■ o! out
They Couldn’t K now
m
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.in
I hr mind of IMS couldn’t conceive of the miracles
' that human ingenuity would perform during the twen
tieth century. It couldn’t imagine the wonders that
would lu* wrought hy new agricultural mebhods and
modern manufacturing genius.
It was ignorant of
transportation as we know it, or the progressive sales
The story of a farewell duiioT given
bv a dying -nldlel t" twenty I IV. laid
du - be, aim knovvii t o d a y
—
—
FR Y
groups might he established and that
the i x< css from the various local
boards could be turned over to these
d r a f t l a w ami not d e f e r r i n g such
pools for further assignment
The
f o r l ater treatment
plan would work especially well in dlaTo *,l,‘*‘t the problem of dealing with intuition of specially qualifn-il oclimited service and occupational spec cupntional specialists it was held.
Auto Paint
Tile soldier is Percy F.valis, one of
the first New Jersey men to enli*1 in
the world war and one of the last to M ■
f Grinding; Del.uxe Pl*ton»; FOR R ENT ■Front lied room, suit
return.
Ker| Steel Gear Band*; Crank
able for two gentlemen, also two
The feast was held last
Friday
Returned— ------ ;— Phone 62 garage*. Apply 018 Oak Avenue.
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Heijevmg that not many more |£ "
GILLON &
lalists the suggestion was made that
<icaring pool centers for each of these
H O D G E ’S
I room house, lot .,n h> and
WANTED
1In* conferees were in harmony also
us the desirublity of using men available for limited military service from
tbe beginnng of the operator) of the
W AS lIIN tiTllK , Oct. .'Ilk—^Flxarni
i nation by army officers of notes tak
en during the recent conference* here 1
Next Tuesday is Hallowe’en and it
A C O M M U N IT Y B U IL D E R
with a selected group of civilian* I
is always an occasion of much merri
as to prili'iplc* which should govern
ment on the part of the young and old
1 P. F OR S T E R. President
B. F. WIIITNBR, Ca*hier
alike, which is perfectly legitimate and any future m li'atv draft regulation*
has
brought
out
several
distinct
fea
alU, )lltur. lu.t m U l, y, ura
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tll, boya htlvl. ,)ucl>nu. eat,rely rtoo ture* which tin , oiiferees were agreed
destructive to property in their method should apply to the classification of
enlisted personnel.
o f fun making, uo much so that they
F'or one tiling it was the judgment
have entered our school buildings,
of the civilian conferees, all of whom
throwing the huoks of the students
had war tune draft experience, that
and those continued in the school liliwork mve-sary ill the army should
t a r j heller and skelter and thereby
be classified by ocenpations in order
< f ating much damage to them, have
Dial tiie , la f ia-Jlt I "ii nf mi’ii i%
ailed
hi obeli many windows in the school
to the coin I ..mb! t... , . i. ’.ilffti ami
b u i l d i n g s and h a v e
badly
injured
th. h assigt i Ill* I.I I'ii-i-'i •ill thr nm
ill,my of t h e d e s k s t h e r e i n , al l o f whi ch
ilat it v of t In » . n il 1' li11irig ;«n,| mill
i* w a n t o n tin si hurt an d should be sev
tntv work ' 1 , vv» l » bi ' fur.,,1 (,,
P R A C T IC A L A E T O M O R IL E P A IN T IN G
i l l , punish'd
l i n y have l o i n down
perform. Ii vva* 7$1-mi h r lit . i-.f i hai
i.i, ,io ss s i g n s and t h l o w n t h e m about
Ry Skilled Men
tin1 t las-if
■n nf mum ■II'iiiIp! he
;lu
- t i i i t s , h a v e u p s e t the f l ow el s
kin when ♦'
u . r , '..lb ■1
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,i’ n| f e i t i s oil the l a w i o o f ma ny ho me s
,* jiii f Jl \\,i r Ml. . i .H
I 1’ * bo.I , ■I
A I I W tilth Gl Vlt \ N I K E D F I R S T ( F A S H
and Se i i oUs l y i l i j o l e i l
them,
hesldo
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fr
i i e . i k . n g ma ny p o t s an d lulls c o n t a i n
? r.K•jg bt ■it A t 1In
VlnUher i
m g tli m , and in m a n y * m i n o i w a y s
UPSTAIRS
■I,f ; i, n 11v - f • »hrp m t h. (It Ml*. •a il h
h a v e e t f c i l e d mu c h s e r i o u s h u m hie!
me n
I I- >
* ►' t , .iliM r
\ Ur
;v in, h h a - i a l l s ' l l , ol l s ol , i a b l e loss
(Ivir tbe Ovrrhilul Garace
Sanford, F'lortda
gestinn w u
nit ! i>• Thi •• gu* 11 (1*1' *
1. !;,■ ..w io i •
T b e i > f o i i as may oi
1 ol d pr>
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era
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(ias, eleetrtcity. modern
For i.i t h i a i , I ol i y nisi l ip t l i n n i In Id l eii
*1 particulars inquire at 12U8 Paliiiettu •i g a. l i st mu h f o ) ills o f a m u s e m e n t , and
** Avenue.
|H7i dtp if jMiSsihle keep t h e m limn suill as
so. Ultmtls as w o u l d l i k e l y to e n g a g e
**
therein.
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EUR K E N T
1 want to asure the hoys that I
F’OR RF1NT Furnished hod room and
am with them m all iniioceiil tun, ami
ft. p*
« a ta» fcx
nx
kite In net te, .’100 Film Ave. ISO dtp
will tny-ill join them m it, but we
We’ll Dye F’ur You
F’OR RF7NT Furnished apartments must all know thnl w nevet have the
TON STEAM PRESSERY
F’ertiald \ pnrtnu uts, Mii.'i Must 1st l g lit t inju' e pi op' 1t y in oi del to
Ki*m A McKee, Prop*.
St
181 t f. 1
.iin.,-> meiit
MM,. DYKING. ALTERING
HiR RENT Rooms amt krtchenette
' HAIG I
I. m.NKY
Ark ded for and delivered
Shirley Ai>artment* njipesite po«t
.Mayoi of Sanford.
161 J --------M i West First St.
iffiev, upstairs.
28-tfc
181 dtp
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DELIVER T H E GOODS” j FOR RF7NT— F’lirtiished apartment
811 Film Ave
lS.'iAtn DY ING SOLDIER GIVES F A R E
ck Service Transfer
I H f T h e A s a o rtn trd I’ r r i i )
W ARNING TO HOYS AND P A R
ENTS
I ailed fill active military servin'
Hack m IM,s the greatest new?'pa per of the day <leof good merchandise of proved value,
the many things we need in order to live profitable, hap
py and useful lives. It presents for our approval articles
o f all kinds and for all purposes. The requirements of
eiteh member o f the family are met by advertised offers
methods of today. It could not see the vital part that
would be played by advertising.
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wX^TT!T)— Boy with wheel, 527 Sansuffering with I uIktcu Iosi*, af- ■
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ford Avenue.
1i9-IJtp
having been gassed, rose from bn
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W ANED— A chance to build
your sick-bed, taxied to the Washington so-,H
new home before lumber gets nny .ciely club house, and, propped up on J
dared that the world had reached the limit o f human ex
higher- Plans nnd estimates furnish- 1pillows, presided over the affair.
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ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. IH.I-tfcj "Siqg all you want, boy*; make all ■
pansion. It even went further, saying that there weren’t
___________
the noise you want, fight if you want, j|
Even today there are some who fail to realize what
'hut ptunHu tin ni>t wreck tin* phtir. he ■
A V IT AL MESSAGE— If you suffer
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tntd thorn.
an important factor advertising has become. Advertis
from "R H E UM ATISM ." CONSTL
won-t 1m! Wllh
u m0, h longer.
ing is as much a part o f today’s life as electricity, anti
PATION, INDIGESTION, ECZEMA, , ^
a n n n g v il |hill ,iuk. (linm.r to j
BRONCHITIS, BOILS, or your nerves |^
for y))ll< my ,)ny
septic surgery or automobiles. It keeps us up-to-date on
an- affected in any way; or you .It- ,^
c((m|)ullionjl nl)<| many friend* of i
enough supplies in the world to support further growth
sire to have n fine elenr, healthy com- lnt4.r |jf(;
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of population.
plexion, we want you to try a pack
"Fellows, I hove only n few
age of our MARVELOUS REMEDY, thought* to give you. One is the feel ■ ■
YEASTOLAX. Among its various ing of a fellow on hi* hack, when a
The advertisements save time, money and effo rt for
element* Y E A S T O LA X contains the
friend visits him.
,
those who read them and follow their guidance. They are
highest nnd most poti?nt VITAMINF’ S
"I have been that way. It i* surety
which the scientific world has found a wonderful tliing. I know that the
practical guarantees o f satisfaction.
to bo absolutely necessary to bodily church bell down the street will soon
vigdr. People nil over the country toll for me. I have always cherished
have found great relief through its the association of my friends anti I
use, and now feel the Joy of perfect wanted in this wny to attest my re ■ ■
health nnd vitality. Y E A S T O LA X al gard for them.”
so has the properties of being nonEvans’ voice broke at this point and
gripingty and mildly laxative, yet it* hi* friends sal silently by while he rr- ■
action Is sure.
covered his composure ami called on ■
In order
to quickly introduce a trio to *ing.
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D O N ’T L A Y A S ID E THIS P A P E R W IT H O U T
Y E A S T O LA X into every community,
we will give for a limited time to any TIDEW ATER COMPANY
on who will mall f LOO to cover
R E A D IN G T H E A D V E R T IS E M E N T S
OF NORTH C A RO LIN A
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WILMINGTON,
N.
C.,
Oct.
30.—
The Russian Ruble recently was
Purchase
by
the
Tidewater
Power
worth 56c pel* ruble, giving the above
company of this city of the S t Peter*a value of $27,600.00.
as
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PAGE FOUR
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U C D A ID
Congratulations
to
Congratulations
to the
the Florida
Florida he
he secured. Then would the entire'the Orient, is mentioned in the Itiblejnnd hoe tho corn, and moke the nonp, liminary steps f „ r t|„
’ k' |r I/.,',
H t l m L l L Grower
Upy„
Huivjttg
into
their
fine
state
he in a sorry condition—us locnl as one of the fruits of the Land o f and grinti the cane, and dig the pon a cluh here.
rower upon tnov
of
by miles, and grabble the “ Utera.V Thou
The meeting b,si ,
n buil ding o f their meetings in Pnhitkn hove detnonatrii
Promise, and it in spoken
r « b l U k « ] r * * r j i f t r r n M B t i r r p t Hnn building in Tatnpn
4m T >1 <hr llr r s ld H a lld ls *. 10T
^
ied
(lreek
writers before the Christian when she had-nothing else to do, sho ^11ll lit Hi1V!' 11 ||
ownand
all
arranged
just
like
Ed
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Mi i b b IU A vs* liBfBti. Wlm.
gar Wright wanted it. The newspn-,
The amendment regarding the right era. The fruit is about the size of ii made some clothes, if she could find the Grand View hot.]
per or magazine that tan have their for special school districts to rrgul (urge apple, has n hard reddish yel- « piece ()C doth hig enough to Htick nation of a series .,r
own building is fortunate indeed ns ate their own levy with ten mills low rmd enclosing many large seeds, j a needle in. bur that was the wuy ihave heun held bctu , ,
rtm L iiiiu n s
there are few building comfortable us a minimum should carry— and it each enveloped in a suh-ucid red pulp , l'«P treated his first two wives.
j pie interested m f.
the and the sprightly flavored juice is
Mural. All the dead ones do not zation ami repi.*,, ,
The will if proper!)
explained t o
a . J. H O L L Y .— ___________ — realtor unless limit for the business.
used to make jellies, marmalades and wear a white pink ki mona. — A. C. turmilionul ttf f>•. , n,,
H. J. L 1 L L A K D
«B»r»lBr7-T rr«.iitrr Hondo (IroWer has achieved a great voters, 1‘ulatka News.
n A. N R K L _____
iacid drinks. ' The tree is hardy and is Drown.
and the clubs of .......
11. H. H O L L Y — .. “AYsrMrBln'a H o n * ! " success and deserves ui] that it has
valuable as an,ornamental. The llpw
n B B « l e i up <• i i w i i*. i i .
achieved since it had the regular
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to k j
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Rotary has been l*W . I.1 },.
shoots ill the spring vary in color EVERY HOME SHOULD
struggles of all new magazines try ***
time. Anum# tht vistt)(r h
A t T t n U l i f llBlr* H a d . Knows
Applies I ten
from light green to light pink and
ing to gain a foothold. It is now o n e toa E ' A F T ' Q
A R fll IT
H A V E ItU N N IN G WATEEt the pn-liminar)
L B W IN n l l l l 'l * ____ Cl rents (lo o M s s s i e i of the best citrus publications in the A*
g x \ \ j 1 kj i \ . l 3 V / U 1
maroon.
The showy and abundant
night were
S K i ,,,
Phone M - W sfter O p .m .
flowers " f scarlet follow in the early
Dunning water in the farm homo Lee, F. G. Kush, Ju«lg. . ,
nshserlpflos Price Is A I ibbp *
* i 'summer and the fruit makes the tree is no longer considered a luxury, hut Joe M. MrCormick, I,
p
toss Y e s r --- ------ ------------ ------------------ 1
^ .a ttra c tiv e in the fall. There are « v - a necessity and a possibility. It Is Witt Miller ami U :,it, , r
The
Orlnntln
city
election
will
take
■ti MobO b .......... ..... — ............... JUKI
on ilew life next Friday night when
oral varieties and every Floridn home true thnt some homes can have more lando Rotary Club,
II) MOSES FOLSOM
DdlTFrrd Is Clly b? Carrier
One W v s h _____ __________________ U C«Hln
the two candidates for mayor will he tots
*'j should have one or,more growing. It elaborate systems than,, others, hot Waterman, of the NY A ),
T h s blp IX- to IM -p age XVeebl/ H e r - asked to state their ease to the peo
te |is a good tree for the town lot for Hie every fnnn -can and should have run Club. Harry <\ Harm.,,,
b M e s t lr e lp is o e r o
HeoBlsole
C o n st?
.Some of the followers of >Jtlie*
reasons of beauty, shade and fruit.
M l I* p n b l U b r * e r e r ? P rlA a ? . A d v r r - ple.
,
ning water at least in- the kitchen. as temporary presiih m
ttslsp ra tes s a d . k n o w n a s a p p lie s *
gentlemen
want
the
facts
in.
the
case
Who
first
broke
the
oyster’s
stony
This ir not only idealistic hut n busi ted, temporary secret,,r\
(in s . (le n io e rstte I s p n lltlen -. (L O O p er
pnsr, a lw a y s In s 4 «a n r n .
that have been burled from time to
From a survey made by the U. S. ness proposition that faces evory
coat
The speakers of the ,
ud dropped the juicy morsel down Department of Agriculture of
100 farmer, says Professor Frazier Rog Messrs. S. K. llucrn.ei,
■ EMIHCII T I I K AHHOC1ATKU 1*RE*« time in I lie newspapers ami they want
Ths AssocUtsd Press Is exclusively the men who have been doing the
his throat?"
citrus fruit farms in Folk county for ers of the Florida College of A g r i sey and DeWitt Mdlei
\
entitled to the use Tor republlcatlon of
bit news dispatches credited to It or hurling to stand up. in^the hustings
Nobody knows. Evidence that the five years,T917-1021, the average re- culture.
ing business men of Ko
pot otherwise credited In thle paper and tell the world what they know
oyster formed an important part in reipts per farm for each year of the
Every form has some sourro of rol Ioil an charter member
and also the
local
news
published
herein.
I his is Tea 11y the proper way to play the diet of primitive man in Florida is period was fOdlll). The five year av- water to draw upon and the man of tis Dotary Club
It
Ail rights of r«-puli Heat Ion of epeclsl
I'olitics. Phi) it out in the open and very abundant. Up and down the St. erage yield per ncre in boxea was l ib the house should in juBtihc to his Chns. Isted. Dr. S a m ,,
dispatches herein are also reserved.
above board and tell where you got , Johns
river
are immense shell lot oranges, Hi<r> for- grapefruit and family devise some means whereby Clarence W. W illiam- , u
O fficet H K tt A I.lt IIU IL III.M J , I'b o a c 14
vnur information
Hut the best way mounds, which m these modern days 172 for tangerines. The average price this water will not have tt\ he carrned ell, Dr. Isaac N K
to play politics is to make no nsser M,pply vast quantities of materials fm per box for the period was $2.fi2 for to the house in prekets. Such would Taylor, Harry A I .....
nuns about
the
candidates then making roads. The origin of these ■ranges. $1 .ii“ for grapefruit and $:i.till eliminate much of the drudgery, es- Childs, John K
there will be no ome hacks
mounds is discussed by Frank
II
.r tangerines.
pecially to the women, who need every Day Ferrari, Harry < |j
Summer weather again.
o
Cushing of the U. S. Bureau of Ethn
consideration.
D. Miller, Dr. ('ha- II I .
POOD ( A D
LOADING CAUSES "logy, in his "Report on the Ancient
Tiie hunting season in Florida be
To
have
running
water
does
not
Whfeler
anil W illiam V
And it looks like more rain.
LOSSES
Key Dwellers of Florida" in 189(1, gins November 20th. Licenses are re- necessitate thb outlay of much money.
Through the form. ■
when he conducted the Pepper- Him rat ipnied to be hail from the county One nan begin with a common pitcher'dub, with its in. .■i
M a y b e H will gel coo! sometime
( ' nrioading is mi, of the most i m
I ’ xpeditio nto this state.
These poo
nidge
Tin- resident Itienseis $l.2fi.|pump and sink
placed conveniently lowship and cumin, t
and maybe it will not.
portant jobs the house ma n a g e r has
lo
r
a
pmson
who
resides
in
another
a
the
kitchen.
This
is far better tis becomes a part
pie
of
the
shell
age
period
long
pre
—.--------o—-------under his supervision and yet it is
ceded tin modern Indian.
On
the ... ntv hut wishes to hunt elsewhere than carrying water in abucket. Later 'cling Imdy of r>'iu>
Sa n f o r d merchants had a better Did
"tie t hat is too often left to someone
Keys tin y found the climate so u.grm
o-t is $:i nil.
In addition
in- art improvement over tiiis can
be icalen to the -ro ■
+tl
Ini I b n SaturJn) than on l ru);*\
\) hitfs- old v interest ts what d bri ngs
at h that they dispensed with cloth
i t have a icrtificati' from his co'un- made
The tone hand pump with n passing mine it.,,.
- — —i,—
b 1m
^alutibiv night
W e try to
nolge lettifying that In- hs a r* si
barrel tank
might come seeotul. Fin
inunitie-- m iw . m
i g and bad tm worries ove r tile high
W e believe if tile Welittu-C Was i ool
g r o w good fttitt pa< k it under up to
lost
of
we
a
r
i
n
g
apparel
as
they
went
oi't
of
tlie
count)
where
he
claims
ally
would
come
a
gasoline
driven1
Eustis
Lake
Degimi
er there would not be -u many i runes. date conditions and then spoil it all by
- -idem e
Non resident licenses are juunp and an elevated tank, which is
. __
naked, and gathered their food from
( 011)111 it l eil
poor i ar loading.
The strain a load
thi trees, ami the oyster beds in tin
The revenue f rom hunting h- much better than either of the former.
SKDIOUS 111. MiDK.lt l liul lt| R
goes through on tin- j ourney is tre
The lime saved in going to and
-es goes to the school fund.
Despite all the advices given by memlous, shock a f t e r shock of terrific kindly seas wer e free lunch counters
from
the well with buckets to carry
"Could not stand n. r
news paper s and other agencies the impact that j ars every box with gr eat They merely had to walk in the wat
•t 'CU
water
and the satisfaction derived forced to cry out f i ■ ..
• v, get an arml oad <>f oysters, go
s|i
IUK
Hill.DUDS'
MEETING
public persists ui get ting killed at fori a
' en*
Unl ess loaded properly rind
will soon pay for the best system.
a -lion and having all the time then
writes Henry Willi..m
Mot).
railroad i tossings
C A lIC riD n
O A lirU tV U
H A IIV
UA1LI
THE HERALD PRINTING CO.
Cm,cl Slnlc, -r
stayed
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just
rig^.t
jj
there are
hound
Li
FLORIDA
(iryed open one ~Itt-11 with another
broken 1'"XT'*, -ometimrs very
iltowcd tin contents and threw tin
Moo
i i - 1 i:i- w i f e >o P h i l a d e l p h i a
and -'a h -lupine nt- a re di*
-tl.
II- ■i elt
I I I ) didn't but In t ab,. .
Mel i |
>1 ! V ■ . ' !.g l .ikl that VS l 1 ,') igli 1. IN fa. t iti.tr> Inner)
1
If
i
n
mg
I
1
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I
.
I lid t In I, i tlinn1111 ion
-< 1.1 11.1■1igb ' to madV a i' it
)" , f ••i t ■1 to b.db i’t with -tn Ii
\
from
the
mounds
found along tin
bad I e i f i iiijiloi
but vv J.' i e v , | i l e a r d
at all
^1*1.*v im: nuikfto i liGtn
'
b
I
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d
o
i - ami ). 11
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11 • f i ■ . p -i ■ i.i
in. I a,.' 1hru ’ i .ui. 1 ' . ll it*h j’-i* b n ti .( f <a
lo
f
•
•
.
1
tin
a I at ' bat
• ibe? . t t1. end "f tin
llUik'S 1\
«
I'M M\ 1,o kill’ ,
Win -t■i.ul it V! bv
io I., i
■in ui tlie I lortda Mu g . i
II
,| I Oil IT-. ,ll| \\ I
I l l ' l l hl| V ks
.4111ri#
1 lurid.i t.11>svr•r
/ fl . vv it h of f ii es in tin llmbei build
both 1 , 0 the K il l . il k a
\ | W - o u g h t to
--- 0------m a k e t i t a l p a p . i oto ot f lo s p a i k l i n g
L to to to to to a.! ha hn tl ig, J a c k * •n VI lie, . nnt Hill- , he opm I*, f,
l i v i n g S , idib
lig h t*
| |,,| i da j . o i n i a i ■m
I h 1‘Sf
of
Florida,
in
Kn
hut
w ' l l n b I h ' 1 fummi - liuiiuu i-.l -aid, " \ "
g e n t i e t n , I, l i e i v ) , , ,. f l i e
b es t ill t h e Ss
n-i
pp,,f. . .inn and I'alatkii
,ho o l d
re thj
"A -k no t-. - a x w h a t 1 f l unk o f H o n d o
|.>i, • ' ' t o
. a 1 i .i t.b ai ,p , t 11 , n
hu I' f i f ' - w i r I ma\ -a v t hat I t h i nk v
f 1'-at d e a l o f F l o l ida
I Itki » In- K l o r
•Ui
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t Ih HU t |Ifl# .. ‘ ’ be < ii a i i i ' ,
i
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m
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e
F
i
o i u l a I mt h i n g ,
ha
i ••mii - i ilium i - iiJin-f *B lil-l w e e k it
a n d t h e F l o r i d a f r u i t - an d v e g e t a b l e to to to to to to
Rj Ra
w .1 - d
•b .: •»i..» lo ,o •1 of lo I e l e
a n d l i e (■ !••, ida p> op|.
.,nd I a m m o d
tun: f . •• 11 • i • I - uid
I I.i 1ll ■ I INK N I UDFII \ M I N MM I N I' I H \ I ' i a I e l ) i 11111 i - t.a>t u .i ■i .' t h e I lot Ida
a:.-
1
of
. n*d I .fid o f III Ii k list! lid of
f Mill T( ,t I | n w o u l d hoi lx g o o d p o l o -.
Kv t n t h« m -1 p! ng i e.v-,1) e I mint leS
finally get to white tiny think they
hav i • i "Ugh b- 'lid for avvhdo
I .i. - f l - '.v i I ,i a vi
lub a m i
, ■ ., v
. iii'
i: e
Uf
e i,
II
m , ' Ki
he
toll
|i.
oi l
ii may
I hat
x l i n i I D ( \ Iflt \
the
va lot loh
Odd
at
|- i !
t hid
-
I" ellovv hall,
f"
->■i*' |-t iuii
of
Dy I.a w *
ami
t**
Vice to hie 11111111) 111111)', the individual
Hv Otdei
I HkM s
I'll DK DU \ltult
tin-
it vv ill also he one tmtis which might have been' Jusl l aws it any time I am invited to do so "
a score of years ago and for the
folks over in Ku- ti * are all I nn wi res ; ast three year* every special school
Kbpsphorus, one of the most mtpor
and t i n)
park all the tune no dead ib-trii t tit (lie stale Jins been hmuli t int eliumuil- reipiireil )•) plant
is
o n e - in tfci hunt h
-.I>I • ,j b c i . i u - . o f f l o low l i m i t plio
hi min'd t i out phosphate r-" k whi. h
•i
tm lag
mi' . d al v ii t>.-i- g ui t - in (it. I i it
lb
• i ' "i
t..,|.
l i ug o l ■
vvji a Ii h a
, ibt .ii iii'i) nt
■
I!
,1 . tat.
..rid f-o e i g n i ..-.nit t .
k -u
loom
.IM. . ! 'h i
r,,i 11
i ud
• 1o I Mo
i p h i ...1 tin
- ; o •i
may
da. I vt ■ '
uppi [.
m, i- t
Mu
he the smallest hut
o f the best clubs in the state. Those
pm'
w ll ,i Ii
of tin
best loollialls teams in t lo
-tate Iuii
not fully posted, mu] lias filled them
you
f rom
Willi Mo
would
never
sl ate papers,
Sanf ord
ill
know
it
tin-
T h e ) do not seem to set
nil and yet Sanf or d
pen
idiui that ten nulls are to be
added to all taxes
mol elei lion dav in
0011,Otltl
I lie phosphate beds of our
stal e are the most extensive in A m e r
Detween now
ica, but the European w a r
oiniiv counties
the output, as
reduced
l arge shipments
pie are subscribers to all of these there is planned to have well informed
made to w a r r i n g countries.
men and women thoroughl y explain
It" yob get the drift
papci -
were
A * a fei
b' slifig.s
of
M u r are
•' • nt
Oct
*• mi
in
Kt»ro -
turkeys
Agriculture
Ifin.iuiu i-no-nts
l ead)
:m
high priced
rh.-it
t l us
Depart
Respite
a
me reuse lit the pin o nf turk
other
age price received during the similar
|o-i l...I o f 1UJU b’ l was ..! cents per
pound, a. i . ‘ ding to tin
1. ''■
Department' s
‘ u ii ■-
In IiO"
o
M,.
t
I tilled
ii
V
", t at m
wntle
oi
in
|Jt |u
t he
in ere
were ott y ;l,tWH,7(W and tn 11120, there
were : ‘.‘27,028. DuiTfig the Inst six
years i h price of turkeys has inercas
•al to Hi , producer more thnn 100 por
lent, while during the pa t 2/ \..u*
tile mind, i of turkeys produced Ims
hn l e a - ,I about .0 per , .(it, t lie 1
pal I met)i state *
attd
the
gum*
official*
warden
up
a tul
at
the
once
open
and those who are hunting out of senRon can either wait for the opening
tiny or go to jail. The rest ot us are
patiently waiting for the opening dny
and while we wait the oiner fellow
jumps in rind kills all the ducks or
scares them away before we can even
get a glimpse of them. Put them in
jail, officer*. *
sea- no
is almost
ready
Assuciatiun
last night
by
fiitnoits
of
taking
In
,.
lid
kidney trouble >.i* in
Dotary merit.
Foley K ds
p r e - 1relief.
Sold evetv
the
k " '1
-iff.
I
I . ick
I which they are easy prey
CO-OPERATION TI IAT
COUNTS
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
Sanford, Florida
It is very
difficult to ship live turkeys to ma r *
k. t and
when
shipped dressed there
is a targe amount o f "shrinkage,,"
However , the raising
of
turkeys J
J^nnouncing
are .tfi incorporated companies engag
indoor
to tab.
tile
1
You can help your bank tn grow and ’
become of greater assistance to you and il
people of this commodity Ity seeking t11lienee your f i o i n l s to deposit here
s
tjnii
in
,■
rhi> spirit o f loyally is valiaul log! i
H r wish to n e i p r o r a l e I »y g iv in g t|.
t ‘ ■n ice of which vve «n* capaM"
- ho wed
, ! ig u , ■
gatnes Rarel y is it that a bond issue for the
t
i
. .I
u i " i in mining phos|ilmte in
Floridn.
'
when the weather is cold (this is a erection of a b e t ^ r and l a r g e r school
I be mining of phosphates began in
j oke about the weather. )
Our wi nter building, for a pl ayground, for any
IKKH and up to 1920 the state has pro
county
,i
The Peoples Bank of Sanforti Is proud
the fact that its patrons are so fail it ltd ;t
tiiat they assist so materially in 'in j-m
of I his institution.
there was a man who never plowed Q
ills fields, but bust 'd open a furrow J
uml planted the seed, and then sat in ■
visitors will appreciate this and the innovation which will lie benefical to
1
''
11,1 "'ll1” llus ^,r" the shade and bet himself a “ chaw or i b
Kiwanis Club can go a hit farther the ehildretr’ is turned down in niiyj, mJ M ^""1*. t *' 1' 'y([°
“ lnrtfe ! terhncenr" that the weeds would take ■
and demand more good benches scat- county or in any district. Just now, ',‘" 1 " w
‘ ' ' ' ' s ” "I'ped to enru h thi' c i op.
(He always won.) That
tdred over the streets where (ho visit - , however, voters have become wary— j finn <in‘ M 1,1 ' liro,,eHh countr>e*t.
was the way hia father had farmed.
ors can sit d*nvn am! rest and enjoy and in this rose there seems to he n
And Pap on his death bed hnd mado
■
A visit to Florida is not complete jj|n(
fear that some hidden motive miry
promise to keep the ticks fat
the summer weather this winter.
without a trip un the St. Johns river
underlie the amendment. They have
and plump. So he let his cuttle run
There are reports coming into this * en state taxes increase for the past in which Atlantic titles Penetrate u v „ r !wildi (tmj wnndere<i why he could not
the„, for bws/i
city of much shooting going on in the decade in spite of all pledges that a hundred miles. Some sections of
the
river
are
or
more
miles
wtde.j
,,e
Rt.nt t0 the North {ur
fn8t
upper reaches of the St. Johns river j they shall he made lower. They canand that the firing seems to be from not well understand why or how such Hie Sanford Chamber of Uommcree Kluy |10Und« to catch hi* hogs; Pap's
people who are hunting ducks out of results nr* brought about; hut they has issued a series of post cards on tJogH Wl.rt, tt)() g|ow>
"When
He went to town on Saturday to
season
Thi s i* something for the <!" know that taxes have been raised which the following appears
vv m ,lH>
foI , h). fatlll|y „„,| the slock
l i-b ami Game Prot.-i t ivy Vssm ia
n -pile of advanced valuations ill a ).>" Visit Sanford. Florida, tin*
and
friend-
From W a d n c t t i u 'i
W A >H1 M i 11IN,
' tav
l> very profitable o c c u p a t i o n , ■
t,ll/.er phosphates are used
in
this
i'n ' Very voting prui i u t precisely what
where there is abundance of range, ■
country in the form of acid phosphate,
the mnendiui'nt propose* to do once
W e are gl ad to note that the Ki
ample j Ocd ami
i casunatile
freedom 2
tin riw k being treated with sulphuric
wnnis Cl ub has a b r o g a t e d to itself tin it -hall become a l a w ; and it is be
from priiaiory animals, rile De p a r t - *
aiid.
As f ur ns is known a permao
sports for the winter tourist.* and will iievcd that tile s preadi ng of such pro
merit adds,
5
ently prosperous system of a g r i c u l
have b a r n y a r d g o l f and other a muse
gagmi da will make a material di f f er
■
ture cannot be established on
the
meats on the vacant lot oil M a g n o l i a ■net' in the vote cast,
HE I VDMS Jl Si l.lkK HIS “ DAP"
sandy soils of the Gul f region with
avenue next In the Cha mb e r of ComThe a v e r a g e Floridian is ever in
DID
nut phosphates in some form.
There
metre and inside the room will he favut of all that will aid education
checkers
tny
Pills as it vv ’’
IIIIS
. f f . , l . , .. • ' h. . o f ,• o ad
- 1 Ik
f f " ut,,*
.,f i ii-ing turkey*
I1
I" I t 1 0 ' , ' . I 1111<d St •' .
I,
in •
.
f 1h i i •t . i n
Mi M i m ,-f t b. r. n mill to
g '• i .
: ti.
i(-..ti
" r the pi ..dill
.a f j ait
d t i ml ..f 11.v ' " i . i i
!h
' i
F f L.
•1111it • to
I 1 11111' I |"
I IS I I, I I - - l o l l vv till ll
11"ti t l ' 1 ease
rile) m % h a r d to raise,
■‘ "ini t , )
I h. norm at moiu.i! "'.it pu,
1 ft 1,n1r( 'G’ 1 1•» , the end M g i n u M ' d , p* i h a p - i i i g o o d f m t l j . Im *
i.eiuii*.
t wanderi ng propensities and
• t I lol uhl III re, I'llt v em - h a s becll
iiMdi Sjiiih't 1 k;tto tu of the provoked mm ii continent upon thus*
a ib-i-a e known as "hlaekhead" to
valued at In t Ween i'.I.OOII.dlHI mid $llt,
ag . '
■
^ UAD
>a production has steadily decreased.
of
definitely
termitioiml
< liilis
I b. average prive reieived duri ng the
fu,,r ">«»»*hs October-to January lt>l ft
MiDi was U> ronl a pound, The aver
Florida
I I’stts
of Hoard of Directors.
It.
■f .19kidIell
. '' t , ' o 1n ing 1'e f 11 1 1■ ttu meeting 11
hoped i-Vel) -tmk holder will be and their d a f t , a grouji of pioiniiient uriug and peih.i
b i- mess and professional men placed dangerous opt t
■i ild
coast
The
t t1
-
ney Pills and o
Pl edged in a spirit of practical s o r - till
other
hr
• u-t a ud vvi - I . with it
-ut
I on iii ut h »mplia.Ms vannul be plat sf reading palm*, royal. eiH-oanut and
d upon the amendment tu be voted w n i t e r ' s w it h its winter hotels ami
poll at .......... ..
elei I ion . on, .u n it'- b> in i d w a 11. - dues not uppea' to me
tl.
i igir
.... .
ii H i n d i as •I•k
P ia.
tIn I lorida ot tIn in
own lev) .It i f i t l o r w i t h 1,
In.lk
Everglade- mil)
it*
d O t ' h' ,
\ |.)
.....Ii i I .......... n i t c and f
l i
' I.
'h i
o l m . 11o
, i ' i , ! i lo l .
tl- O'
I
" t , n. . , t Ui i, i n.bo i men'
■i
I
vi to I.e ro , u 111 J u ii .i i
-til.
-1a tul ri ml) to gi , i ill, i i- i heei - I nt
- ••nery
"The d<s tot
Din \DV n un t o iik k s t a h mntion nf the i
I.ISH LD IN Evl SI Is SI ION t ion was uec*
Hw, t i l i ng
1,Id aft i ' regular Lodge tu vole on
FROM OTHER
elisj
tana.
I hole Will be a meeting of the stuck
to
Pup had ti.v.-r raised teed when he
ll.- worked the kids /ruin jj
g e o u - -ub tropical s i e n e ry
..ri
,h
the tom- they were able to drop corn ■
t Tightened them
need of p r o p a g a n d a in lordly St Johns river, the Nile
of to the tune when they were old enough £
1here
The trip on the palatial1to run away. That was the way P ap 1**
practically every voting precinct in Amer i ca.
w
the state in regard to this amend river liners operated by tlie Hyde'Trad raised him.
men which will allow a specinl school Steamship Go.,consumes
19 hours,
He drank his milk out of u can ■
district to fix its millage as it deems Youwill always
return ulingering
because Pap told him it was too much
,
work to drive tho co)*s up for the old
proper— but unless steps shall be tnk- longing to make it again."
lady to milk. Ho mnde the old lady
en along this line the needed sixty
The pomegranite tree belongs to cut the wood, and rook the grits, and
per cent of votes required for the
adoption of the amendment will not the myrtle family. It is a native of clean tho house, and feed the chickens,
l arge majoritv of count tea.
'ten
mi l l "
proposition
i*
And ibis
what
Lii.f %,
ha#
,Jlk‘
U1 Wl1" 1’
Jill ksotiV tile, n e a r l y
'" l’
f"" "
200 m i l e s o f g. i r
vv„
ahv Iwas* alive
After November
Our Terms
Will be Strictly
C A S H
Owing to the Superior Grade of Material and Wot'kin**"
used it is impossible to carry accounts
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It; or, It'e not Made’
�TH E SA N FO R D D A IL Y H ER ALD , M ONDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1922
PURELY
:
:
farda of Sanford’a Reputjble Profeaalonal Men, each
gf whom, in hia ehosen profctfion the Herald recompends to tha people.
ta
(professional
CLASSIFIED
ADS
Claaalf led Ada *< a line. No
■d taken for laaa than 25c.
and positively no classified
*df charted to anyone. Cu t
must accompany all orders.
Count fire words to a line
and remit accord]rtfly.
M
M
m
>rge A . DeCottes
Atlorn^y-al-Law
FOR SALE
r*r Seminole County Bank
3RD
•!•
*:*
SEVERAL HOUSES for salei
S«
FLORIDA
Thigpln.
,
9€-ttc
-t*
ID R. W IL S O N
SKTY^tJU^irgTMWBHRnY
Plants from northern stock, $4.00
per thousand, f. V. b. Lake Monroe,
Ran Bank Bldf., Sanford, Fla. Fin. M. Doyle.
I54-26tp
attention to examination of FOR SALE — Splendid
apartment
Abstract* o f Title
house, thirty rooms, paying pro
a t t o r n b y -a t -l a w
position. Gate City House, 112 Myrtie Avenue.
161-tfc
Save this money; mnny n great for burg Lighting Company of St. Peters
tune has been built up by buying ! burg, Fin, the Clearwater lighting
foreign money after wars The l'In- Company of Clearwater. Fla., apd the
•’ago Tribune ,,n September IL’th calls Commonwealth Light and
Power
attention to the new canal which bus Company of Missouri was announced
just been opened for shipping between here yesterday by A £ Pitkin, presi
Russia. Germany and Central Asia, dent of the Tidewater company
affording a new sourre of raw mater
A bond issue of H,000,000 will l>e
ials for the Russo-German combine, floated by the Tidewater company to
especially oil, muugiinese and copper take rare of its purchases and other
and opening up the rich Persian and improvements which add 85 commun
Central Asian trade to Germany nnd ities to the list of those now served
Russia. Think what this means; sure by this corporation.
Options have been secured on sever
ly you cunnot afford to pass up the
opportunity to acquire these Rubles. al other publir utility companies in the
Send in your name and address, to south, Mr Fitkin said yesterday, but
gether with a dollar remittance, to negotntions have not been completed.
day; the package or
YE A8TOLAX
and 50,QUO Rubles will he delivered to
If the nations are too poor to pay
you at one*.
their debts, where do they get the
YEASTOLAX CO.
money to pay for cancellation prop
202 S. Clark St.
Dept. 2fi
Chicago aganda 7
1H5-3U*
If our reckless car drivers wdR1
STIIOUT FARM AGENCY
doing their killing in Asia Minor, how
113 Magnolia Ave.
our eyes would flnsh with [ndignatioh.
Lakeside farm nnd grove of 200
acres.
Several acres heavy,
black
BEST L O 1 in Sanford, $500 down,
loam, best of soil
for vegetables,
balance easy monthly payments.
strawberries, pears, plums, guavas,
Will give deeil if desired to build. Ap
grapes. Good 5 room house. Excel
ply quick. "J. t)." care Herald.
lent shooting and fishing. 2 miles to
lH5-3tc
railroad station, stores, church, school
— household furniture and farming
WOULD CLASSIFY SERVICE
tools included, f 2,250.
$1,250 cash,
• MEN BY OCCUPATIONS
balance 1 and 2 years.
184-tfc
FORDS, Ruicks, Otdsmoblles, Onklands, Dodge, Colo B, Overland,
LAW YER
Chevrolet, Maxwell for sale. These
— Court House cars are loto models, nnd have been rofinished, making them very desirable
cars to prospective buyers, nnd the
Examined
Glasses Designed prices are right, with easy terms. 6
and 7 passengers.— B. & 0. Motor Co.
[enry McLaulin, Jr., 209
Park Ave., Sanford. Fin. Distrib W ARNING TO BOYS AND P A R
ENTS
Opt. D.
utors for Hupmobtlc and Lexington
cars.
"We
enrry
the
pnrts."
Optician-Optometrin
Next Tuesday is Hallowu’en and it
140-tfc
st First Street
Sanford, Fla.
is always ail occasion of much merriFOR S A I K T c melody saxophone
mi'iil on the part uf the young ami old
good ns new
*n*les
half ,
whi ch is perfectly legitimate mid
Examtncd
Gtassrs Fitted
cash, balance $10 per month. R J.
.' .
...
. .
J in which all concur. But m late years
Holly, Herald Office.
170-Ctp
,
,
.
.
,
,
TOM M OORE
1 lilt* boys have become entirely
too
ICHELLE M A IN E S
FOR SALK Hosier and Guys' paints destructive to property in their method
and varnishes at Sanford Novelty of fun making, »u much so that they
die I’oHtoffice
Sanford, Fla. Works, Sanford agents.
IHS-tfc have entered our school buildings,
PltAGi'lCAl.I.Y NEW Six room cot- throwing the books uf the students
tnge, ceiled, fur sale. Easy terms and those continued in the school lib
IN J. MOUGHTON $3,1(H
), first i lass location. A.
P. rary belter and skelter and thereby
ARCHITECT
i Connelly A Sons
IH3-3te e i -cling much damage tu them, have
w o t ID FOR SA I E At $7 50 per cord In ukeii many windows in the school
Itoom 7, Miller Bldg.
badly
injuord
sawed and split to any measure, de luiiidings and have
FLORIDA
FOItl)
many ut tin* desks therein, ull uf which
livered in Sanford. Will supply any
amount and Link all orders fur deliv i . wanton mowli-ef and should bn sev
OPTOSI IfrniST-OPTICl AN
Jr. W. D. Gardiner
lESTdP.VTHIC PHYSICIAN
peInk;■ Apartments, Suite 15
tiffice hours 9 to 12; 1 to 5
ill.,
punished
They
have loin down
ery in order received. Please write
l<n mess signs and thiuwli them about
plainly, state whether oak or pine or
Hu M lei ts, have upset the f l owei s
inixovi is wanted, F. S, Vornny, Snne in I fu ins 11n vtii lawn,- of many Imulra
ford, Flu., Route A
IfiO-lmo-p
and seriously
tlijuitti
ttii'lli,
beside
FiiR S.\| | Parly wishes to leave ou-ak. ng many puts and tubs tonlniii
Sanford, Fla.
town Will si,, riftt e household fur dig tb-in, and in uuijiy ’ milim ways
lilture. Address A " i ale uf Herald have etfci ted much st l lulls IlilM lllet
1s.'i o| |,
i* I *R S A 1 )
BUSINESS
|You run find the name of
trrjr live Business Man
|la Sanford in this Column
ttch diiy.
to.
K3|
i
in,
I level! room house i lo..
I He ■■up
p r o p e l t v,
p r o ell
PA G E T H R EE
wl i ah
t• ’ ; i
id thi
ha - c a u s ' d i oiisnli falde loss
iw ru' i I lie i. I 11 as ii ni y iii
its
| *e I , ' my doty lo Issue
called for active military service
i inlists the suggestion was made that
The conferees were in harmony also ■ earing pool centers for each of these
as the dcHirnhhty of using men avail |group, might he established and that
able for limited military service from the i vi ess, from the various local
the beginntig of the operaton „ f the boards could lie turned over to theso
draft law and not deferring such cases pimls for further assignment
The
for Inter treatment
plan would work especially well m dis
To meet the problem of dealing wtth tribution of specially qualified oc
limited service nnd occupational spec cupational specialists it was held
RHaHaiBRH|BBIRRBaRaHRRaRRaRRIRHRBRaRHRaiaBaRRHBBaiHaB
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.
( Itx T h e A ssociated f r e e s |
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.— Kxnmi , B
nation by army officers of notes tak- J|
eii during the recent conference* hero I J
with a n*lri ted Cmup of civilians |■
as to prim ipI■ - which should govern ■
tiny filturi ntih'aiy draft r e g u l a t i o n s *
has brniiglil out several distinct fen-1*
t l l H ’N w h l i Ii l hi
i
First National B a n k !
A C O M M U N IT Y
B U IL D E R
F. P. FORSTER. President
B. F. AVHITNER, Cashier
t o n f i ' i v r s u p r o Ii|£ftH *d
should apply tu the ( lassifn ation of
enlisted personnel.
For one thing it was the judgment
of the civilian conferees, all of whom
had war time draft experience, that
work necessary in the army should
be clasnifii-d by iiivuimtions in order
that Hu* . lu ifuMion t'f mm called
lu kh<* Cl'k'l t " ltd f.«» . X|i ilifi* •I and
I lit 1J* UXs 1c 1 ' r ' '• 1’M‘ I 11| 4'11 "ii Hi ■ -uni
ilaritv .if >hi i ' i\11 ( raining am 1mill
lai> anrk *1* n il. 1.. ' f it' • •I In
perform. It wiii aN ii In’ll. .• .! that
\(i*1 rlas-if i i* ii ■t initi - Imlil ii l.fkin when 1';.
«>ti
> b ■1 1 . " .1
11*1 t" 111III
1 1 1 .IA . ' * I,. -1 .u
r l\ III ail m.
"i, -nii 14nut her ;
' 11L11Lg 111 i'it u .i- tin
•Ilf I !i II It V i f • 111’11* in III Ml III i. with
(Ill'll • f Ii a
■' I .J i alibi 1
\ -in*
gestiim we
■ni'’ In till i ■fik ll.n'H
1,
•ii uId |iti ■ ■
i r*1111 Ii. |H*
”
H O D G E ’S
Auto Paint
Works
P R A fT IU A L A U T O M O B IL K P A IN T IN G
By Skilled Men
M I WORK GF \lt \ N LKl'.D FIRST (LASH
U P S T A IR S
Over the Overland Garage
Sanford, F'lorldn
riglu
Part • ash, balum e time tiio, •i kiiidly vvutning to i.|| tin |my , >1 out
W Knight
I *5 u,
i tty against
n h toltlls of misi lin-f.
FOR SALE
1 room house, lot •<> |>v
117 tins, elect i leit y, modern. Fur
particulars inquire at Ijuil Palmetto
Avenue.
|K5f!tp
ami tu lu g of l lie parents that they
b.dh l ar i f ul l y
*< i, tut mils as
FOB
KENJ
instinct
then childieli
against siuh liiritn uf amusement, ami
if possible keep them from su> h as
Would likely to engage
t herein.
I want to usurv the buys that I
FOR RENT Furnished bed room and
am wi th them ill all innocent ' an, and
kitchenette, 30C Elm Ave. 1st) titp
will
Well I)ye For You
my sell
■■
join them
m it, but
We
FOR RENT Furnished apartments imi'l all know that w< never have the
Fernald Apartments, 3 0 5 E a s t 1st , g i . i 1 1 111j 1 1 11• p 1 11p i 1 1 y h i o 1 1i i ■ i t u
Krai X McKee, Props.
St
H'.T tf.
mu -i mei t
lANLNti, DYKING. ALTERING
Foil RENT Rooms and kitchenette
i HAKI !
I HI . S K Y
►Vi. deil for uml delivered
Shirley Apartments opposite post
Mayor
of .Sanford.
Itl-J--------311 West First St.
ifficu, upstairs.
2H-tfc
IH 1 dtp
T hey Couldn’t Know
TON STEAM PRESSERY
DELIVER THE GOODS” I FOR RENT— Furnished apartment
|ck Service Transfer
Storage Facilities
Av
W ANTED
185 5t ii DYING SOLDI KIC GIVES FARE\\ ELI. DINN EH TO BUDDIES
I lu- mind of liShS couldn't conceive o f the miracles
that human ingenuity would perform* (luring1the twen
tieth century. It couldn’t imagine the wonders that
would he wrought b.v new agricultural methods and
modeni manufacturing geniuA
It was ignorant of
transportation as we know it. or the progressive sales
( I l l T h e Vnanelnlrd I
please you, (ell otherH; if not.
\ST
t )R \ NGF N J
V\ E W A N ’I to recharge and repair
O il ns. Phone 498
s
t
o
r
y
of a fa re w e ll >
your batteries. Our starter, genera
t
dy
m
g
s .t l d i e i to t w . m
tor and ignition repair department is
SANFORD
Hack m Is Is the greatest i^'W.^paper of the day deI»<-. a i m k now n t o da y
m charge of an expert.
Genuine
chine & Foundry Co. "EX IDE” Battery Service, RAY The stdther ih Perr y Evans, one uf
o f good merchandise of proved in Itie.
the first New Jersey men t" enlist in
BROS.
Phone
54H.
Sanford.
172
tf.
•I Machine and Boiler Work*:
the many things we need in order to live profitable, hap
the world war and one of the last to *
ft (.rinding; DeLuic Pinion*; j7(iR Rtf N'T Front hed room, *uitpy and useful lives. It presents for our approval articles
”
iicrt Steel Gear Banda; Crank
(nr two gcntlcmcn, also two return.
The fount wan held lard Friday ■
o f all kinds and for all purposes. The requirements of
Returned---------- -— Phone 62 gn rages. Apply 618 Oak Avenue. ,
ilight. Believing that not many more i n
edch member o f the family are met by advertised offers
.
1'^ ‘ day* on earth remained for him. Ev- J
U ANTED Boy with wheel, 327 San- mist, suffering with tuberculoid*, uf
methods of today. It could not see the vital part that
GILLON & FRY
foni Avenue.
179-ldtp l(1| bjiv'ing been giia.setl. rose from hix
would he played by advertising.
iem iC AL CONTRACTORS WANED A chance to build your sick-bed, taxietl to the Washington n o - .
new home before lumber gels nny ciely cluii house, and, proppeti up on
■ihouHe Lightii and Appliance* higher.
dared that the world had reached the limit of human ex
Plans anil estimates furnish- ! pillows, presided over the affair.
■'*cw Lins of Fixturea
ed.—Hanford Novelty Works. 183-tfcJ "Sing all you want, hoys; make all ■
pansion. It even went further, saying that there weren’t
___
__________ _ the tioise you want, fight if you want. J
•23 West First Street
Even today there are some who fail to realize what
~~
'Rut please do not wreck the place." he ■
A V ITAL M ESSAGE— If >*»i suffer
thcm
an important factor advertising has become. Advertis
|NK()RD n o v e l t y
from "R H E U M ATIS M ." <ONSTIwun.; ,)e Wlth
u muih l(ll,ger.
ing is as much a part of today’s life as electricity, anti
RATION. INDIGESTION, ECZEMA. ( hftve arrnnKt.t, thjs hltk. dinner to
WORKS
BRONCHITIS. BOILS, or your nerve* ^
my n.J,nr(|, fl)r yi)U, my boy
septic surgery or automobiles. It keeps us up-to-date on
v C. COLLER, Prop
are affected in any way; or you de- ^
com)mnjut„ „ n<1 n)H„y friends of
enough supplies in the world to support further growth
sire to have a fine elenr, healthy com
Inter life.
•eral Shop and Mill plexion,
o f population.
we want you to try a pack
"Fellows, I have only n few
age of our MARVELOUS REMEDY, thought* to give you. One 1* the feel
W ork
YEASTOLAX. Among Its various ing of a fellow on hi* back, when a
LCTOR and B U ILD E R
The advertisements save time, money and effort for
elements Y E A S T O LA X contains the friend visit* him,
,
•tnerelal Street—Sanford, Fla. highest nnd most potent VITA MINKS
those who read them and follow their guidance. They are
"I hnve been that way. It is surely
which the iiclcntific world Kbb found a wonderful tiling.' 1 know thnt the
practical guarantees of satisfaction.
to lie absolutely necctuiary to bodily church bell down the street will *oon
w. HERNDON
vigor.
People all over the country toll for me. I have plwaya cherished
hove found great relief through it* the association of my friends and I
DURANCE'AGENCY
use, nnd now feel the joy of perfect wanted in this way to attest my re
health nnd vitality. Y'EASTOLAJC al- gard for them."
- A U T O - ------ BONDS
no has the properties of being nonEvans' voice broke at this point nnd
gripingly and mildly laxative, yet it* his friends sat silently by while In* re
S- 0. Shinholser
action i* sure.
covered hU composure and called on
In order
to quickly introduce a trio to sing
Contractor and Builder
DON’T LA Y ASIDE m i s PAPER WITHOUT
Y E A S T O IA X into every community,
we wUI give for a limited time to any
WATER COMPANY
?0RD
FLORIDA puraon who will mail $1-00 to cover READING THE ADVERTISEMENTS
OF NORTH CAROLINA
the cost of u libera! «ixed package,
BUYS FLORIDA FIRMS
ABSOLUTELY FREE
50,600.00 RUBLES
(By Tk» AworliMed I'rfM l
WILMINGTON, N. C., Oct. 30.— » l a H i m N i a m u a u M i R u i i i i H H i i i i i M i i u a R H U i a i i i i H u i u n i m M m v ■
Thd Rusilan Ruble recently was
worth 65c peY rubte, giving the Above purchase by the Tidewater Power BBtBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBABBBB
company of this city of the St. Petersa value of $27,600.00.
/
�T H E S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , M O N D A Y , OCTOBER 30, 1922
ALW AYS W HITE MAN’S FRIEND
SLANG OF “ GOOD OLD DAYS" 1 MtT.c THAN A RAIN SHEDDER
Wsshskls, Chief of 8hoshonl Indian*,
Left Name ae Qreat Chief and
Fierce Fighter,
Great Grandfather Enlighten* Rap
per a* to the Meaning of Some
Term* of Long Ago.
i
Wnshakle, chief of the enstern band
•f Shoshnnl Indiana; was alwnys
friendly with the whites and mngnlfleont fighter ni^n!11ht hlj rod enemies
More than 0,000 emigrants over the
Oregon trail algued n pnper extolling
bla kindness In helping to recover lost
stock. In nldlng them over dangerous
crossings. In lending hack men who
had strayed and become losL Thla was
tn the Bhoshonl country of Wyoming
and during the great migrations
the
Oftles.
In personal appearance be la de
scribed as being tall and powerful of
build, of dignified bearing. When a
young man he was autocratic aa a
chief and refused hospitality to any
borae thief or vagabond. He retained
his great popularity In his tribe by
his victories over the niackfeot and
Crows. He was employed at times by
the American Fur company, and more
than once saved hunters and trappers
from death.
At the age of 70 the aremgo whltu
man begins to think of retiring. Not
so with \\jjahnkle. Some of tho newest
generation decided he should be de
posed.
Washakie vanished and was missing
for two months. Tho council met to
elect his successor. The old chlof en
tered the lodgo with dramatic ab
ruptness and threw on the ground alx
enemy acalpe he hud taken while
away. Uo continued as chief.*
Men of his bund served as sconts
for the government niter Uio Coster
defeat— Adventure Magazine.
BROUGHT IT ON THEMSELVES
w a s
i t I ti
!■
i! l ti:
M f e g t - 'y t e i t s
|i | «. t[
»
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According to Uncle Henry, Men De
liberately Surrendered First Place
to the Female Sex.
“I seo where they are going to take
the words ‘obey’ and ‘sene’ out of
the marriage service entirely,” com
mented Barney, the >1gar stand man.
"Not that they’s meant anything for
some Unto,” he atided sarcastically.
"Darned If I know what's gtd Into tho
women lately.
Bef ore long they'll
grot) the pants
n we'll tie weurln'
Mother Hubbards no swapping reelpes over the back feto < From now
rr nin tiling at night
hut my lint, mid I'll! e.v en g" In to
lock that tip."
"It’s all our ow n fault.'11 Fn. le
Henry remarked |»lil)«*-<*)*li ally “ We
started the whol* to ness when we
an' satins an
gnve up our velvets
turned bright clothes tver to the fe
lt wns goin
male of the species
against nnture, Burney, an’ nature
never forgives T -■ "k around yourself
an’ you’ll see I tin I Hie male Mrd Is id
ways the one will* the topknot, the
long tall sn the brilliant plumage
Back in the day* whenwe ordered
■air business suits from the steel mill
an' It took a whole t .r.l of silkworms
to tum nut a simple walkin' suit for
ua you didn’t hear anything about
equal rights did veil?
No slrree.
women never peeped until we stepped
out of our flery hose an’ doublets an'
ostrich plumes mi' put op the hardboiled hat an pin check pnnls of
modem clv 111ru11<>n Collier's
Some time ago, there was what the
news described as unrest In the West
African colony of I^tgos; telegrams
were dispatched between that country
and Great Britain, governors and
dcputy-governore were Interviewed,
nnd It was with difficulty that a native
war was averted. The cauie of all
thla commotion was an umbrella I
Now, In our country, aa we all know,
an umbrella la looked upon as a harm
less possession— but not so tn West
Africa. There, among most of the na
tive tribes, the umbrella Is regarded
as an emblem of royalty, and Ita pos
session Is strictly confined to the chief
or king of the tdhe.
Therefore the Indignation was In
tense on the part of one of these
The yenming to send doughboys to
kings, when he found an Inferior chief
putting up an umbrella of his own. every scene of conflict usually is mon
is a basige o f independence. So is n bank iktoum
The king at ogre took a Journey to opolized by those who are tob old to
M ore and more, women are finding checking
Lugos, to lodge a formal complaint of fighL
n a i h l a r » n A k n o I n A a n tslim » • « . .
t.
»*.
a sensible
and business like way of handling
their^
tin* chiefs treasonable eondnet with
the nrltlsh governor.
Second sheets, 8 Vi *11. only
We are always glad to advise them about opening **
An Afrlenn king's umbrella Is a very
50c per 1,000, while they lost, at
counts,
mrfktng investm ents,, or about any financial
elaborate affair, nnd It often'costs
whatsoever.
Herald
office.
»f
large sntns of money. Most of the
T ry a Herald Want Ad today.
nmbrellns for Ashanti nnd the Gold
Consult us without obligation. It will !„* ;t
const are made of glgnntlc sire, some
serve you.
‘ ure 10
**f tli en i when open inensuring ten SHORTER DAY FOR WORKERS
feet across.
FAVQJ1ED BY ROCKEFELLER
Let us give you a
The coverings of these umbrellas
are of colored silk—the brighter the
m r The Associated P r r * * )
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.—A sweeping
better, with very deep fringes. The
C A L E N D A R S A V IN G S BANK
largest umbrellas are carried over the statement
declaring his personal
TODAY
bends of chiefs by henrers while other static for the eight hour day in indusIwnrers steady the umbrella by ennl« ( ^y un(J conden)nin(, tht> lwe|Ve-hour
attnehed to the uppdVmost parts
day ami the seven day week ns “ un
tine state umbrella had for Its apex ,
.
.
.
a silver eagle standing on two sliver p e s s a r y , un-economic and unjuatiHIGH FOOD VALUE OF DATES cannons, while another umbrella had. fiahle," was issued today by John D.
a g* hi hen *>n ttie lop the In-ti being Roeki*filer, Jr
surrounded hv numermjn I’hlcketis. to
The statement appeis-*- m the form
Ideal Diet Never Properly Appreciated
represent
the
chief
unit
his
tribe
of
an article signed hv Mr Rockefeller
by the American Public, I*
SANFORD, FLORIDA
in the current issue of The Survey
Physician's Assertion.
CHANGES IN “ OLD FAITHFUL' Graphic and follows tin arraignment
S T R E N G T H -----------------PROGRESS___________ SERVICE
“The value of the dnte ns a food Is
of working conditions in certain oil
not half appreciated by the American Yellowstone** Famous Geyser Hi
fields of Wyoming in the same magapublic," writes Dr. John Harvey Kel
Slightly Lengthened the Periods
mie by R. S, Lyn<l, who spent three
logg. "The dnte not only furnishes a
Between Its Eruptions.
■months investigating conditions.
variety of sugar which Is readily as
T h e statement tod iy is the second
similated and which Is much more
i dll Faithful
Yellowstone's DH?Rt
within
a Week Mr
Rockefeller has
wholesome than earn* sugar hut It sup famous geyser, ha* "lightly elmmgKd
given
out
in he half rte the laboring
plies a fine quality of food Iron. An tin- period of Ms eruptions
50c PK R P O U N D
Th, i* prev lOll ,H one. i s - i p ii last
mince of dates. In fai t -.applies oneAccording |o rlo observations <•f the men
third more foot! Iron than an ordinary park naturalist anti the rangers the Wednesday took up the cudgel in the
Contains fallowing fruits and nuts: Chcrnc-, F
p *■», L'otbeefsteak nnd Iren of much liner gevser now spools an an n't t :t ire interest of p„nl miners jti Somerset
rents, Raisins, Sultana Raisins, Filiberts, Wa t.
■ ’* *'ytron.
quality
ev e* \ I’d ti to Jout os
I .ns! veto III ■ II v county, |‘a , and particularly those
ftrange, Lemon, Figs and Dates.
”'nie date Is ■qually superior ns a t l itlie pel P"I u It - t*1 minutes
<mploved by the I 'onsolidatmu < on!
source of foot) 11toe nn*l other food
rile nllemMou m * H•I III oil flit's
-IlltS K
seven t'rnes ns much
letup- " due- to t t !!. tilt- jiiiv ’ * --en t'ompany of which be is stockholder.
1 believe that, generally speaking
lime ns does beef tend, a t-.'n The date itej of It- v tgoi "i fallItfuliu---- m * *n
requires nothing hut the simple addi ■t.e . .iittr.ii v Ntittirailsl M I’ '-Un tin* twelve hour day and the seven
Next to Princess Theatre
tion of milk to constitute a complete tte!
oft Id no longer be tolern
■'l.serv all*•H- h|||1\\ 1hr mighty day week
*
oliline
•lie! A pound of .(tiles and a quart of
1
II
ill lo 1
in*
t•-ii
he
ted iri ind
u in
t v , either from the view
milk afford nourishment not ■>nIy suf
*Vl**| fn he due to point " f j
lllllge Is helh1
lie policy *>r of industrial
fh'lent In qilanlltv I.. supply the needs
■ration In f hr slihh•mu** ■il tube effir iem-V
the oil magnate says n
of tin- average pcrsuri tint ->f the high
of
g e —-I
tils lll'i-t r”i efit statement 1 believe
* st umtlM v
r -II I )|d Fall tifut
I
the ::l-’ l e a ’
both have been proven tn lie unneces
"The American people are -ufTerlng litl v It. 11It 11 etl It loti i ..f up, i-Ionally
from Dine starvation which I- result t ttr--" l og -nit smal l risks The pU" sary. u i i economic and unjustifinble,"
Even in those industries where the
ing not "tl!v*1n a |o-« of -liiltlO' due to - age o f the f o l k through the tutu* Is
la- k of l.i-itt diiil..| ,,-nt hip m at
•vi I to h iv e enlarged Its dlllten s>. 'ailed "continuous process," is an
o •>*.' UH ti i-nl de-av of t.-, it,
|lie
-lightly Hit- tn turn being re iru-y itnhle feature
Mi
Rockefeller
hie for tin* lengthened period be says he believes the routine should he
d.lti
" it h n o i l
a pa rl
- I options and the Increased vo| adjusted that the employees ran have
•f l)..
I o u t I h i e : k f J1- 1 VV 0 1i (* I
■It
■r vaier
Il
111
lilt'
I liiat least one day’s test in seven and
ml
liuttiber
of
ot her
Interesti ng
nut Inn il i.i'olih
li-WCl mp of
ran
obtain that share of leisure for
!
•hi ! i
lending
a
i
otisTnnlty
varying
I.
r. ’ '
I’ R E S C R i m O N D R U G G I S T
lo III. tn'-li-rioil- uuildfesta self development which accompanies
t
f « h ‘ !■ar k - I ' d I '■ ..ling Ini * .irul the work day of aporevtniately eight
f 1p '* ’
*H' t > P l a n !
KODAK ORAL
T H E REX A L L S T O R E
1’ I I O N E 325
m r r e p e l l e d l>> 111! 11 i u 1 hours
•’ 1*»
rto
i . ii-ti
’ 1M
**
•** ti “ He’ll a poor nut 1" Jeered the flap
per.
“ In ’Ml we should have railed him a
’ninny hammer,*" put In her great
grandfather, unexpectedly.
The flapper looked
Interested.
“ What was *59 for hip pocket f naked
she.
" ’lllngo,’ " answered the old man
promptly. "And home brew we should
have called ‘blue-ruin’ ; ‘a gentleman
occasionally wu.h ‘disguised.’ "
"Go on,” cried the flapper, delighted.
“ You, my dear"—he bowctT to her—
“ would have been ‘smart aa a carrot’
In my day. Some of your contem
poraries I’ve seen ’slammocklng* about
In their 'dumpers,* more like men than
women, hut you are always— ’Jim
my.*
“ Next you'll be telling me you shim
mied In 7*01"
"No, we ’hopped.*
Do you know
what we meant by a ’hummer*?*’
“ A good one,” guessed the flapper.
“ How did you get excited?"
“ We were In a ‘pucker.* or wo went
on a 'hurst.* or there was n *p'n,her,' **
said hrr grent-grnndfnther. Then he
ended: ‘‘ Hut there's one word Ihnt
vour generation can’t parallel. IVhat
did we mean by ‘tnannershllT’*
“ You hnve me. grandfather." ad
mitted the flnppor.
The old man opened n little, worn
book on the tnhle beside him and read:
" 'MHnnershlt—a portlni. of a dlah
left by the guests, that the host may
not feel himself roprnnehed.* Those
were good old dnys— wlmtT" said he.
BEST FRUI T C A K E
R O U T H
JUST RECEIVED
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I'ountrv ttdriklng 'hat I would at I*■n*-t
be fn*e from the . "titltn-R " f irntlh
rtltes and get n vnv from signs for
one day,
‘No a tp •itoolilles allowt'd
'No trespassing
Hew are of the dogs.'
'Private property keep nut,' 'No ve
hicular trnttlc.’ 'Kis*p on the paths.'
All thoBC signs slapped me In the
fare. More personal liberty gone"—
New York Bun.
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Fresh Shipment^? Norris Cad
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THE BALLOT
The Seminole County Bank
Signs Rots Country l ife. City Too
“ It'S gotten «o
on un't go where
ymi a mil to around Hit* Pc-vn—or In
It,” complained the man
“ W h n t '^3 wrong turn 7’ asked Pda ,
friend,
“ Signs t Eternal signs I ‘Tills wny
out ' 'Keep lo ttie right ' 'Bust hound
truttlc only ’ T n - o t h e r stairs going
out ’ Ttien the - ..p -rejis pm when
you tlilnk vou s e e n Mm* opening In
tnittlc, and tigiilh vou stop and go
with the mol*
"Ijist Sntunlav I weld nut to the
African Chief* Take the Po»***«lon of
an Umbrella Very Seriously, Ac
cording to Reports.
even in isolated localities like oil author, “ one ,nntl
DAM AGE S U IT AGAINST
K L A N FOB *200,000 IS
camps. Mr. Rockefeller declares that twelve hours « day an,
SETTLED OUT OF COURT it is not only possible but necessary
wcekall other ,.c
to mbakc reascon ?
, . ( :*Jjetaittt
( Hr The Associated Press)
to make reasonable provisions for tho
hour day, six
« half ^
*
HOUSTON, Tex., Oct. 30.— Tho
health, comfort and contentment of
$200,000 suit of Neldn Mycr against
those who labor there inbohalf of the
the Knights of tho Ku Klux KJan was entire community.
FARMERS— You car, m
frame-, and irrigfttio ™
‘
settled out of court here today. Miss
The article o f Mr. Lyncl, which call
Sanford Novelty \v ,rk. P n * I
Myer said nfter the settlement that
ed forth Mr. Rockefeller's statement,
IOOh
she could not
public the name
is an extensive study of conditions in
of the man who made the settlement
the Elk Basin crude oil producing field .tM r
nor the amount of money which Whs
of Wyoming where, according to the ^
paid to her in cosh, because ahe had
153-Fri-a»t_ i
pledged him her silence and wna per
fectly satisfied with what she obtain
cd.
The suit claimed a warning had bcon
SAVINGS
by the Richmond klnn, which was al
W
e
Pay
4%
Interest
on Snvines Account.
leged to have defamed her character.
Tho case wna kto have been heard in
federal court hero Monday morning.
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of Its leaves as r cnri* fi*r mnliirtii!
f«*v cr-
Its v i r t u e s nr. kp . « n In I ndi a
is it ho r d ' - r o f It vv;is p l a n t e d
round the V1.-ti.rt i g a r d e n In Momhay
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Corker, fn its
unglnid sense, meant a conclusive nr'gutuciil
II probably originated from
the
tliuilltv
vvldcti
ti . <*rk i hrust
Into
ti.,- m o u t h " f u b o t t l e s t op s all e g r e s s ,
or
In gre s 's .,f m a t e r i a l in it
' lh*
ret* g a l l o n o f tli*- w o r d as used
s iifT ered
ti i 'i
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was n.' mor e nialnrlit among
men
Kvchatigo
Figure* for Home
Builder.
I'nless very much Interested in
tlgures. the home builder does not
know how each dollar is spent that
he puts Into the construction of his
home. * He knows In n general wny
that there are several general groups,
hut as la- looks at the finished dwell- !
Ins he does nrtt know wliul per cent
of the cost went for masonry or car
pentry or something else. Uplng the
dollar for Illustrating the relntlve
costs. It Is estimated Hint 301 cents
go for masonry, 2fl.l rents for car
pentry. «,7 cents for heating, fl.b cents
for electrical work, 0 cents for plumb
ing. 37) cents for shret metul work,
2.11 cents for roofing and 1.2 cents for
hardware
Golf Dali Retriever.
The golf enthusiast mny snye en
ergy for the next drive by the use of
a new golf hull retriever, fastened to
the putter handle, by which he can
pick the hall out of the cup or from
the green without
stooping, says
Popular Science Monthly.
The novelty consists of a small
nickel plated hratw cup, tho Inside
diameter of which Is exactly the Mine
aa that of a golf bull, the tinndle of
the putter with the retriever In place;
Is Inserted, nnd pressed over the ball,;
Soap Bubbles Aid Scientists.
which Is caught In the ettp nnd withEvery
one who Imya gasoline for his
drayvn. The Invelilor of the retriever
claims that the extra weight at the automobile has n direct concern In the,
end of the club will enable the player efficiency of engines, the study of
whlrh Is being assisted by snap huhto putt more accurately.
hire, according to Popular Mechanics
Magazine. These arc now being used I
Real Powsr.
Every one tnmod to admire the tall nt the bureau of standards In deter
man with tho line physique. Ills hair mining the rnte of propagation of
had • natural wave, his chin was flame In combustible mixtures of gases.
cleft, hla eye was Icy blue, he had a Strangely enough, for years there hits
skin any womnn might envy nnd he been nought n means whereby explo
sions could be studied under constant
wore his clothes welt.
No one noticed the smnlt hoy by his pressure free from rompllcntrfg clrside
He was wizened nnd old. he i*UTtistiinces but II was Just #ecently
looked like n withered apple Ids eyes pointed '*ut at Mils Institution that
were small and shifty, his ehln was soup hubbies ntTeril In Ideal fashion
weak, he was bald nnd sallow, and his Just wlint Is wanted,
clothes hung loosely Rbout tils thin
Would Help.
form.
“ I get along pretty well at golf,”
Tho munll man had never done any
thing much except make about $10,- said Paw Nurltch. “The caddy hands
000,000. while the tall man was the me the proper club."
"Well?"
trnfllc man who hnd Just told him to
**I wish the hutter' would deal out
come along to the station house for
the forks nt dinner the same way."
speeding.—Judge.
g.iod word
It expresse,
.limit- of no-.ililisg (tint u
*-\pressed, nnd the chilli* e
v< ill he a word of good
standing long after lh*- hones of the
last living dictionary writers have
thoroughly blenched.- Milwaukee Sen
Tine!
Newspaper Accuracy.
B A While of the Detroit News,
after long investigation finds that
dally papers make only one error In
every .■|.2-‘*ft opportunities for mistakes.
This country recently celebrated the
milversiiry of the landing of the 1*11
grims at Plymouth lloek and history
i i . [ m i n i fit out I lie verv spot where
they landed.
Now a scientist dis
covers that at the time the Pilgrims
landed this spot was under sea.
Whli'h leads Mr. White to ask. "If
history cannot report a fact correctly
in 30G years, ought vve expert a news
paper tn be unfnlltngly accurate tn six
or eight hours?"
Diphtheria Germs In Wild Horses.
Wild horses running on the rtpen
range nnd never In contact with hu
man beings have been found lo he In
fected with the diphtheria germ, ac
cording tn Dr. II. W. Schoenlng o f the
pnthologlrnl division of the bureau ot
plant Industry, nt Washington. Till!
fact, he claims. Indicates that the dlph
thi-rla organism 1" widespread In the
-oil .in*I Is not carried to the horse hj
s o m e human being, as hns been held.
As She Appeared to Him.
Miss Sarah Bel him—No one of this
generation npprecinfes me. l wna horn
I f HI HOflfl.
M i i x Multlrti*—Qultr n o . I bHIeir*
you'd he a pretty young girl right now
If you hod only been bom about 20
years Inter than you were.
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regard-
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living
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not. We will be glad to meet you and show you the many rare bargains we will have to offer.
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CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor
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and ah.ill r ec a l v e t h *
s ame s « U r y end al l owance** f o r e x Ra l>eli»»a B» ot he r C i r c ui t J m l r e i .
lie
f“ j -shall have nil the p o w e r * an d p e r f o r m
..ill the dulli-s that tire o r m a y he p r o ir.l v l d e t L o r p r r s e r l h s d hy t he ( ’ o n s t l t u t l o n
° r hy **intote f**r f ' l r c ul t Jud g e * , and ell
at at u tea c o n c e r n i n g Ci r c ui t Judge* s h a l l
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Its
Farmers A ll Set for Cortgre- S CELERY SEED S
gationals at the Parish House
Ka
f c i * a M R i i n s K » R » i ! a i i a i u
N,*n that vi e h a v e s e t t l e d last w e e k s
il ot r
FOOTBALL RESULTS BIG FIGHTS ON
CALENDAR FOR
NEAR FUTURE
!i«ufar ns the sweet young lives o f |
,..m Ii-r* o f the city league nre con i
O
, . .{ today is a big day in history
1 itk* the official opening of tin '
_ u* . the first o f a
tw en ty -five 1
p,
sthethile, starting at 7 In sharp
t> *ght
It hasn't been k-arnetl as yet
\v*.ether President Harding, Governor
II..*ifee or Mayor Henry will he p r ^ ^
rr t*> roll the opening hall, hut who■ it might he it will start the lug
•
that will last throughout the sen-
S.mlord High
ii itb
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the
ni ght y
Wi nd out
I 'aval,
t he - a i l s
pi-hhant
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divided
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I Inn o f the business o f the Ci r c ui t b * w h o t a o n the c i r c u i t J u d g e * o f t ha Ci rcui t,
f.1
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. tils paper wdi *ar t y the stamiing.
ss ores, o fficia l averages and all
r |s nf the league each day, follow
the night o f regular play.
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ARM Y A N D Y A L E
B A T T L E -7 SCORE
NKW HAVEN, Conn., Oct.
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M ld dl e bur y,
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Itojin \ < ! ti l l .
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30.—
t o uc h
■ .in* hy each side gave a touch of
" ■ spectacular to the Y a le A r m y 7
7 game in the Bowl Saturday nf
0 moon ami brought to it* feet the
mwil of 76,00 spectators.
It was
1hiMfti* forward pusses, executed after,
'lo w first half which put life into a
( arntgie
11. N n r w i i h . l t .
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til,lilted at Ht.lHJd,
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Uf l v r r no r In ci mvsn® ilie L©Klataiur© In
SptH’ Inl Sessi on f or th© inirpos© o f m©k 11Hi such a p p o r t i o n m e n t , and by publ t o
iiruclrirnatlnn and by rtiriimuplcdatton t o
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arli Ibuis© lo th© p r o v i si o n s o f tht©
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and tn*
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by tan- f o r Renera! e l e c t i o n * In
tn*
Sl a t e o f F l o r i d * .
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19-3
II. C H A T C H A W F O R I
•Secretary o f St a l l
lutlvos and Stuhldrciicr at quarter, team that Dartmouth brought to tf"' ^.V'thVce' achuuI tru.le.-*' whu .hfi'il 'hold,
1-I-11-II-3&; i o - 1 - l - K - l l - M ;
C’ apUin Carhcrry of the Indian t lcvon |stadium to meet Harvard Saturday ( their nKld.
riuV??vi£ro“n*-«,f“ Sn "he ?i‘ «
was injured in hto fir.l quarter arid after an absence of ten years, "'cut , ^hnoli, within the district; and for the
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was forced to retire for the remnind- j hack to the Hills defeated, 12 to » , I i V T ^ ^ S ^ o ^ ^ x o T u s i v . S*. of'pub!|
..I- . . f thl- u-111111but with f.3.000 siiectators witnesses' tic free school* within Die district,
tl i . i nn (,11111c.
ivh e o e v e r 11 m n j o r l t y of t h e qualified
Captain Barron, of Tech, was imd to an unrelenting fight,
e l e c t or s t h e r e o f Unit pay « l as on real
! Mullet Roe
o r pe rs onal p r o p e r t y ahull v o l e tn f av o r
ly hurt whentnckled around the neckA touchdown hy
I’ercy Jenkins, suti- uf Bucti l e v y ; pr o v i de d . Ihut an y l ax
a fewminutes later hut heremained stitute end* made when he intercept- n o t h o r j i r d hy thi s s e c t i o n ahull not t i * i
r eed ten mi l l s on the d ol l n r In any nne
Salt Mullet
in the battle.
cd an awkwardly thrown pass and > e « r oti l h * t a x a b l e p r o p e r l y o f Ihe
district.
Line-up:
ran fifty-five yards to the goal was
A JOINT HRBOHmON Proposliur an!
CnT Tech (3) half the Crimson scoring.
Notre Dame (13)
Amendment to Arllulf V
lh© Cod - Apalachicola Oysters
J.
Staton
A
drop
kick
by
Oaptain
Buell
in
the
fttltutlon o f lh® Mlfit© nf F l o r i d a Kfil*
I. e.
Carberry
a 11Vo l o lh© J u d l e U r y |)©i>nr(rn©ni.
Usry Herond period and n goal from place- Il© Il It © o 1v ©<1 by th© L© nUUt i l r © o f
I. t
Cotton
1 I1©
of Florida
Mcfonnet!
inrnt kicked by Owen, made 10 the
Nice Fat Mackerel
Brown
1 g
Walsh
Degree
OlienU
Vergara
Thomas
I-ayden
Connell
Cearney
Fry*
Davis
Lyman
A. Staton
r g
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li i
(sutgung
r. h.
f. i..
0
0
Jones’ Dairy Farm
Sausage
/ _ [ « t the general election tn bo held o n t
for , |l( Mr<l Tuesday after the first Mnn-
Barron, r e u n ify ); Stuhldrrhcr (substitute for. * 1 ^ m, « ‘,rv7” J'“ trjo*;
h.
Score by periods:
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
1
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Hi© ( ’ o n i i Hul l *n o f * h«
Htat© n f F l or i d© r©l»t1v© tt» th© J u d i c
line were ihe other muring factors
i ary I >©|iar t men I, to b© nuTnb«r©tl
IIon 13 nf ©Aid Ar t l cl © V, h© «©d th©
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®fim© I© h©r©l*y A g r e e d to and ©hall ho
Summary
Notre Dame scoring: ubni l l l c d l o th© ©l©ctorfl o f th© Bttit©
. . .
thtril |m t h m 1f n m i in* t h i r t y tv\i*
11 u .
v _
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McDonough Touchdowns, Cnstnur
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p o p u l at i on
though he hit*n t Mon a n y laurel* f ur s i a l r Ilf h'lurnlu. .1i.l |ia«* f o ur Joint |,„v,. t w o r r p r r a r i i t a t (ve* each
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lu . . . i n t l r - h a v i n g In** t han ten t houaand
h i m s e l f as y d oil th- g u l f l ink*, just i h r i ' o o - l II ut Ion iif i lir S l n l r of Fliirl.ln. f, ., . hunitri-il |io|m la I Ion * ha l l h a v e o n *
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l u t he w rii** u p Saturday, of the S E V E N T H
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feat ripping through thei riipi«meills'
in ut
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, OF
m nELECTION
i d i iu >
NOTICE
slave uff .Ir-
tune, but a fte r this play Costner went
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H-iltl
J <ii ni
11i*m »I ii t ft* is«
ji f ,.i mi« i rt h
‘ line many times during the first half
c r e d i t e d .*ini*n*lm*-iit« l<* it*«- ( ’ uiiniUulli.il «.f il>>
oiitj to ftmihh- when within striking i Ii i m i i that ' h . ,' l l b i h, a v e b e en
Hirkliison. \s; \ rsinu-H, 0*
,, . .
Si.tle q f Ktiirhln. v l *
,
distance of a touchdown. The Tortia U. M r A l e Md l i j e r . I l w a s . McAl.-xati
Keosellur, 17; Rochester. 7
„ I der t h a t f e l l on t h e hall b e hi nd t h e a J o i n t IIKMo I . I ’ T I O n I ' r n e o . l n g « n
\pieinltnvtt-t u* N i ci un i 10 ur A r i l c i v
St. Johns. 20; Mount St Mary’s, 0 ijit's field goal game in the m h -o III! u v ‘ l-,4“ v 11
••111 a f t e r lh,- ku k had heed I di wkX11 uf the Const ItUth.n ..f the .State
quarter after Brewster, Hunt lind M*
,
uf F l o r i d a rtnlntlns to Kdti cntI on
Buffalo, 0; Clarkson. 1*
d
Us It R e s o l v e d by the taqslnbyturn of
Mass. Agricuiturc • allege, 12; N Dooough had rushed the bull to Notre
the S t a l e uf F l o r i da
Thnt the fulluivli.K aiiieiultneitt
lu
|ti
IJnme’s
thirty
yard
line
Brewster
H a m p s h i r e Slate.
Se.-tli.n IU uf Vrtlch- M l uf tli.- Const lD
A
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I
jOSES
t ut Ion Of the S l a t e uf F l o r i d a r el a t i n g
Wesleyan. HI; Tuft*. •>.
(bopped bark five yards and droplot. l-e. and the ha me I* her.H A R D FO U G H T B A T It.\. i-.lu.-.it
Lafayette, 12; Boston « allege, tl
kicked the goal.
i ^r ee d to amt shal l tin s ub mi t t e d lu
the elect MI3 uf ( hr Stutn ut the gem- r al
Lchigti. 26; Muhlenhurg, I'i.
Notie Paine'* second -Iriiig back
T L E TO H A R V A R D elect l oo o f rnj.ri' *nnta Uv e a to IBIS f or
Lebanon, 32; Washington College, 0 field hail Ijent in action up until thi*
approval o r rej ecti on
J
tlcttyshurg, H'; Villa Nova. 7.
Swartlimore, 2*1; Stevens, 0
Alleghnney. 371; Wnynoshurg. t.
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\ H U N T itlvSMI.I T I U N I ' r up o s l n g
an
i i n . n d m e n i ti. Se cti on J o f A r t l c l *
\\ I o f »ti« { nut tf i i ( Inti
f i he St ai d
f F l " f I'l.i, IlflntltifC to the Ti m© o f
the i ’n) titrLit o f S i l.i r i 04 o f Htnt© O f «
f it*f»r'
Ito It u«*pol\o.1 ti y I hr I.fk'Ul.t t ur© o f
t Iti* State o f r l o r hl n
Tf
the f e•11« * 1mic i t me nt l mf nt
to
Sort Ion ' o f \ r 11* Jr \ \ I o f « ho Eon^t l I>!a r1^>\tln^
!.* i hr tlfitf •>f Ihe |)Hymetlt o f t h K. pfilfit • f Si i ' r •fftrrr©
h r f o h y H|(re©d
1 -•1 ■ i r •• •• tl-TiHl t»*.j lo the oloor
f sfir ^i 11♦» f.ir -4i$opt|f.n or r©«
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p.ITt
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Ill-I
k1
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west to l aunc h a
Mai l 1*
ul l l l uaM' l
M a*nii
t u r•y
t. . 1
i uk •
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Vi
c v di 11.! ion and t hen wi l l c o m e
,,
1 *‘f - left'! 1!i'*tih 1«) ft h r
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W i l l i a m s , y . 1 . 1 ul ui ubi a. 10.
••-cmingly listless game.
Neither team scored in the first.
Franklin and Marshall, 61: Hnverhalf but the Ells came back strong in
the third quarter when Captain Jor ford, 0.
New York
23; It. I. SUte, 7.
dan and Wlddy Neale took' the hall
Fonlham,
12;
Westminster,
<>.
■iown for consistent gnins front ^ ale h
Princeton, 21; (fhirngo, IK.
forty yard line to the Army’s thirtyMichigan, 24; Illinois, 0.
four yards line. Here Yale complet
Cincinnati,
16; Case, 0.
ed one of its three successful passes,
Mt.
Union,
13; Akron, 7.
the longest of the game, Neale pass
Wooster,, 13; Western Recurve, 0.
ing to Mnllory, substitute for Scott
Wabash, 7; Butler, B.
who raced to th'e four yard line be
Missouri, 3; St. Loiis, 0.
fore being stopped. Neale took the
Minnesota, 9; Ohio State. 0.
Lull over on a spread-off tackle play.
Springfield. 6; Detroit. 0.
Then the Army opened up with a
Oberlin, 7; Amherst, 0.
c-ries of four forwards, two of which
Rue. 6; S o u t h w e s t e r n . 0
■*ere in-complete. A pass Sinythe to
Kansas University. 7; Kansas Agri
W ood, was goo dfor.20 yards two line
cultural College, 7.
plays gained five yards and then
Kenyon, 12; Muskingum, 6.
Wood saved his team by completing
Ohio Wesleyan, 27; Wittenburg, 6
another pass of the same formation,
Nebraska, 39; Oklahoma, 7.
going 17 yards to the three yard line
Indiana, 14; Michigan Agr., 6.
before being downed- On two line
Hanover, 19; Earlham, 6.
.
playa Wood finall/ plunged o*er the
Iowa, 56; Purdue, 0.
line for a touchdown which gave hi*
ArKansas, 40; Louisiana, 6.
team the much deserved tie.
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Letter bmk
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“ Serenade
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A l> » ***** (»»‘d
lo b© heard, decided, orilcrcd irlnt, decreed or adjudged, spall
t*e controlled or made whan necrssarjr
fr« m th
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AERIAL ATTACK
BEATS TECH. • ■
*
story
(ieorge
t i»i|ier
ni ght serenade.
I 1 ■■ i haj.. rutf . "Mr ■f the to m m e m
1.1
t Hu i •.=j r.l r v i hit- h a - tneii
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H a r v a r d . I'd. I l ari s i noutl i , I
h«'HH l o ?>t n i h t * Lout i f t he coiniiUM
U m. II. L. I’erkllts, the manager of
I ' e n n s y l v a m a . lit; N a v y , 7
H|oti ifivcM it s h i i i h I io u
ii.o .Merehimts, is rmifiiietit that the
P e n n . S t a t e , It; S y r a c u s e , 0
( i e o i g e i o w n Kni o r v
and
Henry,
M n s Club will not have a look in. hut
will be tire re to see for ourselves,
g a m e * unveiled,
t I these games are open to the
Q u a n t o o M a r i n i s . A. I i e n r g e l uw n . •!
I
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- and no admission is . barged
|*|o A i. 11■. I *11- toi l
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I volte is m ilted tool the dlffelen t
U . -t \ r g m i a '-‘ s. i i u l g i r - 0
. I*.limns that
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by the Ci rcui t J ud g e hot. l i ng the c a m". |-*i"ti e.i rlte*t In d a t e
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see m a m o t i o n pntiiro a d r a m a that • t- • tlo-ir a p p e l nl me i . i
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1 oil lii 1 .*t Mill f o ) g t r ^11 p p*.I It 11 i v ■to
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KALD
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SANFORD
“The City Substantial”
IN THE HEART OF. THE W O R LD ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
VOLUME IIL
S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A , T U E S D A Y . O C T O H E R 31, 1922
N U M B E R 186
HELPFULNESS
WILL HEAD POLICYANDOFGOODUNDERSTANDING - THREE DEAD-FOUR HURT
ITALIAN CABINET
IS REPUBLICAN’S SAYS HUGHES IN REAR END COLLISION
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRAIN
—
-rtf. C*
In Speaking of Attitude of Harding Administratiojn at Boston Last Night
; •
MEMBERS O F C A B IN E T TOOK
O A T H ,B E F O R E KING
EMMANUEL
ID ADVERTISE
FLORIDA IDEA
ORLANDO MEET
LABOR BOARD
MEMBERS ARE
' CONDEMNS) CIRCUS FOLKS
“WERE ASLE1
(B r Tk* A iM flalrS Press I
Among the 'Jfhcr accomplishments
CRASHES INTO SELLS-FLO*
BOSTON, Mass., Oct. 31— A fo r
reviewed by Mr. Hughes as a part o f
TO CIRCUS T R A IN N E A R *
eign policy o f helpfulness and good
the constructive program of the ad
N EW ORLEANS
understanding,
without
entangolmenta
U*
ministration were tho negotiations o f
which would fetter American inde
a peace treaty with Germany, the Y ap
pendence, was ouUined by Secretary
agreement protecting American Inter
Hughes o f the State Department in
ests in the mandate islands of the P a
an address in Symphony j Hall Ifcst
a
cific, the reorganisation o f Cuba’s f i
“ SHALL
FLO R ID A
A D V E R T IS E " night review ing the record o f the
_? * f « - _
_
nances, the Tasna-Arica arbitration FOR T H E IR L IV IN G W A G E O P IN
IS T H E M E OF M E E TIN G TO BE . Harding administration in the field o f
* -*
.
•
ION ACC O RD IN G TO
agreement between Chile and Peru,
H ELD ON NO VEM BER 9TH
Count Sporza Wired His Resig
international relations.
W HARTON
the calling of a conference here of
When the Fn.st Flyer Rammed
nation as Italian Ambassa
By the lead it took in the arms con Central American republics, and the
| med Their Rear Car Without
Judging from the number o f let ference, the Secretary said, and by its
dor to Paris
(Rr Til* A i m l a i r l rrvaa)
Stabilization of Haiti and Santo Do
Any Wnralnu Today
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.— The majority
ters, received by the Florida Devel efforts toward harmony among the
mingo.
of
the
United
States
Railroad
Labor
(B r T » * A u t d i l t C H r t a )
opment Board, expressing intention nations o f the Western Hemisphere,
N EW O R L E A N S , Oct. 31— Three
Toward the people o f Mexico, • the Board were condemned for their livROME, Oct. 31— Members o f the of the writers to attend the Florida the American government during the
■
dead, four seriously injured, (wo
Secretary said, the United States en ing wage opinion in a statement
made
new Italian cabinet headed by Mus- Advertising Conference in Orlando on past twenty months hns set a record
tertains only the friendliest senti public today by A. O. Whnrton, one of slightly hurt is the toll in a rear end
,olini, took their oaths o f office be November Oth, there will be n very o f accomplishment fnr beyond what
ments although it is unwilling to rec tho three members of the Board’s In- collision early today when the Sunset
fore King V ictor Emmanuel last night representative gathering o f business was expected of^it when the new ad
ognize any Mexican internal policy bor group whose dissenting opinion Express, the Southern Pacific fast
ami assumed o ffic e immediately says men from nil sections o f the state.
ministration came into power.
based upon confiscatory measures on the wage decision for mniptenunce New Orlenns-San Francisco train
a Rome dispatch.
“Shall Florida Advertise" is the
So far as Europe is concerned, Mr. against foreigners. He alluded nlso
trashed into the Sells
Kioto circus
of way wokern brought forth a living
theme for discussion, the subject be Hughes declared, President Harding
special
thirty-five
ear
train
enrouta
to the Near Eastern situation, repent wage rejoinder Ivy the majority mem- ]
PARIS, Oct. 31.— Count Sforzn has ing divided into three principal sub ar.d his advisers always hnve been
from
New
Orleans
to
Newibcria.
The
ing the declaration that the American tier* Sunday.
Whnrton fjeclared the
telegraphed his resignation as Italian topics as follows:
ready to lend a helping hand where it goVernmi^it, although interested deep
dead and injured were all circus folks
mnjority opinion fnllnciods and con
anihassador to Paris to Premier MusDoes Florida Need Advertising?
\^ould do the most good, hut arc not ly in some phases of the Ncnr Eastern
asleep in the rear car
The conduc
tained
untruths.
aolini. He explained that in his view
If
Decided Affirmatively,
How willing to fritter awny the influence
tor and lirakenuui of the special are
settlement, can not appropriately at
the new government should have in Shall the Funds be Provit 1*1?
of the United States by intervention tend the Lausanne pence conference
reported missing. The wreck occurred
T W O NEW M URDERS
How Shall the Funds be Adminis in controversies that arc rooted in
luch posts men In thorough accord
near Adeline, Louisiana. Both trains
because it was cnlled to settle a war
PU Z Z L E D ETEC TIV E S
with its policies.
tered and expended?
age-old national rivalries.
were proceeding westward.
Passen
to which the United States was not n
IN N E W YORK CITY
The call for the Florida Advertising
"The chief trouble at tins time in party.
gers on the express were unhurt and
ROME, .Oct.
31.— Fasclsti
high Conference has been signed by twen-1Europe,” he continued, “is that Du
j assisted in caring for the injured. The
Secretary Hughes began his address
I n r T h e A v m l a l r S l*r*M i
N E W YORK, Oct .11
Two new wreck occurred at three’ o'clock this'
rmmnand today ordered (he demobil- ty-six business men representing: The j great powers hnve not been able-io with a eulogy to Senator Henry ('all
Development
Board;
the agree as to questions which,
being ot I-odg< , chairman of the Committee murders, one of 11 young woman, who morning
itstion of the Fiscisti and numerous Floridn
--------numbers of the organization
will Floridn Realtors Association; the distinctly European questions, direct on Foreign Relations alld Republican was lured to the roof of an office
leave for home today after a patriot Florida State Hotel Association; mi 1- ly concern them, and their \tnnt of leadci of the senate. Mr. Lodge's de building, the police believe, alld then ELECTION RETURN'S
W IL L HE GIVEN
ic procession. The situation accord roads, nurseries, newspaper publish- agreement is due to different concep- feat t > his Massachusetts coiistitu hurled to her death, nnd the other of
VT C OUN TR Y C LUB
ing to semi-official expression today ers, bankers and n number of other tionx of essential national policy. For encj .,t the November election, tho a Ilian whose body was found bullet
interests. Every person interested in j us, international co operation docs not Scent hi > declared, would be not only riddled and wrapped in a burlap bag,
«■< regarded ns normal again.
the subject will lie welcome at the mean thnt we would embroil ourselves a IosNext Thesday night there will be
the state tint “an irrepura amfefi ft ill tin1 gutter 1I1 1 front of St
Conference, which will lie held in the m controversies not involving our own Lie Ins.;, to the nation "
Paul's l.uthern Church, are being in something doing at the Country Club
KOME, Oct. 31.- The entire city
Chamber of Commerce auditorium, interests.'
In t.i.v discussion of the policies of vestignted by the police. The identity when the Indies have their bridgo
was early astirc awaiting the arrival
beginning at one o'clock. Since the
The
secretary
ac
ItlfiKhat
in
humnni-!
jp,.
administration, ^Mr lltighc* said of either victim has not been learned. party, dunce and big time generally.
of Mussolini. All Rome was beflngAron Swnrtlierg, a daily watchman. In case there are some who would like1
initial announcement of the' Florida tarinn efforts h« believed' a
way
••(.,
there have been differ
jfeil and the walls placarded with man
Advertising Conference
there has might be found for the United States i ,.llr, - ,,{ v„.w f r,.,,|vexpressed That l > d tip police that as he wns dressing t„ remain in town to get the election
ifestos, one of them signed by the
been considerable interest taken in to participate formally in the election ia „
sign, there have l,e,-n t. g" to w*rk he saw a dark object returns they do not need to fear as
F. -eifti committeeman declaring:
what IS being done in other states to ,,f judges lo the recently organized 111 ,
^n.-mpls to establish a .me man Insrtl< pn-i hi' window 'trike several the Indies have arranged to have the
"Victory is ours. Any conflict is
ladverti.se their resources nnd ndvant terluitloiml Court of Justice, a project,rujt.
pj,,. executive hns fully apple clothes lines nnd land ill the yard elect mu u-turns at the club house just
useless, indeed harmful, to the Knsages, t'aliforniii is the principal com which f runv the first had had the *ym- nated tin great powers lotifuled to which separates the house m which he as they come in over the wires. The
‘black shirts' imposing absolute calm,
pot itnr of Florida, both for tourists pnthy of this government He dedal |,lm
t|„ ( (institution and he is ex lives f rid a seven ,story office tiilild card party, the dance and the refresh
coin11 Therefore, the most categori
ments are nj! that can lie desired nnd
mg
and for settlers
The All Year Club cd thnt already in a humanitarian , rosing them
•
es: orders hnve been issued to all the
It was still dark, he said, and he all who come are promised a fine time
of Southern California is
reported to way and through the channels uf
“The American government is being
order and discipline. Mussolini hav
have a subscription fund
of $100,000 trade the United States was really ,on<luolrll without usurpation
mid could not see the yard from his win This is the first of a series of parties
ing been entrusted with the formation
On hi- way to work, he found j,t (he Country Club to raise money
per year for advertising that section giving aid of a value incalculable H Willi llu propel influence alld power dnw
ol .1 cabinet from this moment i* r<L !
the
body
(if a young woman in the for the furnishings for the club houM
of their state, and during the pant |praised the arms .conference agree- „f effective nnd constitutional leader- j
iponsihlc-for the snfety o f the state, I
. . .
.
yard
Fur reservations for tables at the c aw
•1
the
mints as meaning "the rescue of the ship. Thnj is the reason wasteful ex
, .
,
. , Isummer the business interests
iment,
the ministries nnd parliament,
nnd
_
.
Eximiiiintion
of
the
man's
body
party
see Mrs Forrest Lake or MlM
1
predicted peiolitures nave been cut, necessmy
'San Francisco trade territory raised a world from do,.pair” and
rnment
At. v action nguinst the gover
The price for th*
fpnfl <>f $40(1,OtHI per year for uilver that despite tile present dcin)
the i. tummies eiifon ei|, efficiency vastly f'-'ilid in the Burlington disclosed a Kubu Williams.
In Htulioriif is rebellion against M uhj
Washington treaties would Ih- rat f.ej increased, and out gre it it.iUonnl » »»n broken right shoulder and other signs cards, dancing and rofeshments will
Using.
*•• mi.
Attacks against shops
and
d O' i'll V, alld led polo e to the belief .idv
I Ml which is very rensonhntiii V
v to Moth ■eras Mifi-giiiiided
The following 1 from a report on I’V all the pi *V 1 - - 11 lintel
!)• -elling of arms are
absolutely
tl
t . vv11 - »!aili after ,< fight
I. ring I he good time yotl
aid
their 'ill's, riptioii campaign,' re. eived I .tlimit, fniliiie >.f 1 In ■>>>■.gi r. 0 '
Thi m tlm.l ..lid lesll.l .1 1 , I o
I Inbited.”
>11 that late.
Don't forget <
by the Florida I 1 v1 lopmeiit Hoard. plug! Jim, lie asserted, hail been pu
• spin: and ' •in pu-. w io> h
I lie Fascist I louder entered Rome
I tit: I II VI I
IN J U R IE S
D IE S o i
Tuesday
night,
November
"The arrangements for raising the eluded in any case by the intifii at ions ilnni muted tile Administration They
11 .
royal automobile sent for him by
fund were planned and completed by a already voted by the United Stutes.iurt. (jue ((l (he sagacity, the steadiness,
the king, as Mussolini’s train could
DANVILLE. Va„ Oct. 31.— Kugen.o
group of representative business men Great Britain and Japan.
(iVnUliUnl tiu pagf I'lHit I
not continue In consequence of the
■Frntnrrang'dn, South Boston military
headed by K. R. K. Kingsbury, presiacademy half back, died at a hospital
tucks having been torn up by the
,
here yesterday of injuries sustained
In pa. When he reached the capital
,
('aliforniii, nssisted by the beads of
li, a (..i.tlmll game SnluLlay with
tie new premier wns acclaimed on all
pructically all the large banks as well
i Mitbiii" framing school
He com
*1 lex.
ns other foremost business urol imlus
plan ' .I dmim. t •• third penial of feel
Ihe entire press praises King Virtrial organizations.
I,.- II 11,1 vv.ilki-.l ’ll the Sideline where
t 1 Emmanuel for his firm attitude
“The expenditure of the fund m un
lo* dropped mu onsvioiis
I’hysn ians
I" ' b hi refusing to sign a decree of
der direction of an advertising min
smii! they believed he hud receiver! MISSOURI FARMER
* lute og siege submitted to him by
IS T A K E N
niittee. About $300,000 of the fund
a Mow early in the game.
tic retiring Facta cabinet and b y ,
BEI'ORTKRH
BOTHERED
MRS. AS
HACK TO L O U IS IA N A
ICE
FOR
\
COMMERCIAL
will be spent ill publications nnd the
tl using Benito Mussolini iih head of
(illlSON AND £)IIE SHOT
PRISON
I.ATIONS ARE CONC'EDN
balance will be used for literature, di
AT THEM
tl**' government. Thu Uiornale di UoED
rect advertising nnd administration.’’
n ia says:
“Five sovereigns of the
( l l r T h * A u o r l a i n l*T*— I
lit; Tli* Am m U i i I PriHi
House of Savoy hn've abdicated in
MEMPHIS, Oct. 31-— Jesse Sander
( l l r T h * A a a o r la fr d I ’ f M t l
NEW BR UNSW ICK, Oct. 31.— Mrs. j MEXICO CITY, Oct. 31.— Commer
Ihe past for the safety of the mother
son. Cnruthorsville, Mo., farmer, is on
Jane Gibson, who recently announced Icial relations between Mcrjcan gov
his way hack to the l.ouisinna peni
Gantry. Tho present king also would
ahe was an eye witnciis to tho Hidl- (.rnmcnt and n'll persons and groups of
tentiary today to complete serving a
hiue abdicated rather than thnt a ainMills murder today clinched her hold persons residing in New York state
life sentence after enjoying nineteen
I'le drop of blood should be shod In
On the center of the stage by firing u under suspension today until further
years of freedom following his escape
civil war."
•. .
NEAR
E A S T C O N F E R E N C E from prison in 1903. Snnderson turn
load of birdshot over the heads of re olire result of instructions sent lo the IN
WAS FO RW A R D E D
porters who persisted in surrounding Departmentnf Interior Inst night by
' ed over to the authorities by his
Be N'T F O R G E T T O VO TE FOR
TODAY
her farm house nnd peppering her President Obregon.
daughter, who, officers say, was an
T H E SCHOOL A M E N D M E N T
with questions.
--------I
gored when her father drovo away ft
T H A T D ESTRO YED F IV E STO RY
PR E A C H E D A SERM ON ON T H E
W ASH IN GTON . Oct. 31.-Formal
m“n paying attention to her..
B R O O K LYN B U IL D IN G
The proposed amendment to A rtiTH R EE A R E K IL L E D
She notified the Louisiana prison au
T E X T “ T IIO U S H A L T
reply declining the Allied invitation
12, Constitution o f Florida, to be
TODAY
IN G A 8 EXPLOSION
thorities that her father wag an eaNOT"
*
for American participation in the
ratified at ths General Election to be
A T MONROE. I.A
enped prisoner and Sanderson waa
Near Knst conference will be held
held November 7th, 1022, does not, as
( n r T l i * A a a o c la tr 4 P r * * a »
arrested at Caruthersville yesterday,
(H
r
Thr
A
mo * U I* I P** m I
nokt month at Lausanne, Switzer
some think
increase
millngc
fo r
(D r T h * A** or la t *4 Pr**al
NEW Y O R K , O ct 31.— Search for
Sanderson was convicted in 1D0I of
STATESB O R O , Gn., Oct. 3L— A f land, forwarded today from
State
school purposes. I t docs, however, givo the bodies o f several,w orking girls
MONROE, Ln , Oit. 31.— Three'men
ter leading the court room in prayer Department through British, French killing a man accused o f stealing a
the people o f any special tax school believed lost their lives In a fire thnt were killed wheh the Gasoline Extxnc
plow from him.
the Reverend Elliott Padrick, Metho and Italinn embassies here.
district the right to vote onco every last night destroyed the five story tion Plant o f the Atlas Oil Company
dist minister, took the stand in his
!
.
two years whether the m illage fo r manufacturing building In Brooklyn near Swartz, La., wrecked today by
SE AR CH IN G FOR BO D Y
own defense today In his trial on the PENBROOK E LE C TE D
•hools shall be increased so J f to Is being made to ia y In the ruins. OnoJ an explosion. The loss was estimated
charge o f slaying his w ife and moth
OF B O A T M A N D R O W N E D
C H IE F OF PO LIC E
pmvidet funds fo r such Improvements man who Jumped from the fifth floor a f $100,000.
er-in-law. The
youthful
preacher
O
VER
LU
C
IE
N
C
RAIG
A
T
ST.
A U G U S T IN E Y R 8 T B R D A Y
«» may be necessary. It docs not per was killed, *nd eight others, one o f
lost no time in beginning his sermon.
mit any board o f truitees or county
them a g irl\ w c ro seriously injured. PR E S ID IN G JUDGE
He announced for his text
“ Thou
(H r T il* A * »* * ta »* A P r * « * l
(D r Tfc* A h m U I M T r t M l
hoard arbitrarily to increase school
C O U R T OF CUSTOMS
Three believed dying.
Shalt
N o t.'" Right a t the point
F O R T L A U D E R D A L E , Oct. 31—
ST. A U G U S T IN E . Oct. 3 1 ,-B o a t
RESIGNED T O D A Y
mH>*ge. I t Is based on sound demo
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where the sermon was getting strong D. G. Penbrook, Chief o f police, was men are scarchng today for the
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cratic principles, allow ing progressive
ono o f his attorneys seeing he was re elected at municipal election yes of Aaron Johnson, drowned late y e a * .
C D J T kI Pe A M
* * *t Ce lIaf l li *4
r f l Il T
6 rf M* * Il
■chool districts the pnrfUego o f Im ONE LO N E T A L L Y
W A S H IN G TO N , Oct. 31— Marlon becoming excited shouted “ That w ill terday over I.uclon F. Craig by ono ter when he attempted to cross Matproving thein school it accordance
M A D E ON S A T U R D A Y
Devries, presiding judge of court o f do, Elliott, sit down.’’ ! ’ %Jrick wnlk- vote according to complete returns. anzns Bay in a leaky rowboat loaded
with the w ill o f the m ajority o f the
A G A IN S T C E N TR E
custbms appeals, today resigned after jed to the wnter cooler,' took n drink, The total vute east wns 433 of which with oyster shells.
payers- o f suclj progressive distwelve year* service on court and his returned to the attorney’s table, sat Penbrook got 217.
,r'ts. In voting fo r the ratification o f .
<nr T l * A**orlatrd Pr*«al
resignation'accepted
by Harding. He down and went to sleep. Padrick AdDANVILI7E, ,Oct. 30.— O fficials o f
Mr. ami Mrs. T. A. Vincent left
•he school amendment, you. are only
w
ill
return
to
practice
o f low.
mitted the slayings and the defense
Perfumes, toilet waters and pow this morning for their home in W abv«'tng in fa v o r .o f greater liberty In Centre College Idoking over footh ill
J--------------------------is tryin g lo prove insanity.
ders are used on a proportionately haso after spending Sunday and Mon
the conduct o f your own school af- records discovered today a lono tally
A
cco
n
to
g
to
the
September
esti
larger
scale In Argentina than In the day here the guests-of Mrs. Vincenfa
made Jay the University o f Louisville
Handkerchiefs being yet in the fu- United States, due to the fact that sister Mrs. R. J. Hol|y. Mr*. E. 0.
Saturday fn game which Centre won mate o f tame hay, the* 1922 crop was
H*^Utt]e over 11,000,000 tons Inrgcr turc, wd can’t for the life of u> u n -1there, as in all Latin American coun Tyner acrotkpanied her daughter to
The nations are so sick o f w ar that 82 to 7, was the only team In six years
than tfie 1021 crop. The price per ton derstand how Adam handled a bad.tries, these articles arc used by men Wabbasso and will be there fo r
that
had
crossed
Centre's
goal
line
to do »l*
ia lower from 60c to $1.00.
cold.
.
las w ell a i women.
while playing In Danville.
time
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AND WILL TAKE
OFFICE TODAY
AFTER ENJOYING#
NINETEEN YEARS
OUT OF JAIL .
\ll RELATIONS
EYE WITNESS
WITH MEXICO
TO HALL-MILLS
CASE SHOOTS ARE OFF TODAY
SEARCHING
FOR BODIES
LOST IN FIRE
FORMAL REPLY
DECLINING OFFER
PARTICIPATION
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T H E SA N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , M O N D A Y , OCTOBER 30, 1922
P A G E SIX
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H »V
ness man of Okeechobee something de
finite to base his future calculations
on, nirj enn govern himself necording>ly us to the fnpid growth of this, one
I of Florida's richest sections of coun
try.
.
Phone 217-W
--------In a few short months the big atocl
VISITING Y O U N G L A D IE S
I f 1 r» » k « r« t a r t r i r a l t T la ltla c r »
— U 7M a r c ( o l a t a a p > k r r * e r r o n l > |
moguls
will be steaming through the
Yesterday
saw
the
arrival
of
a
nuin
W
a it, o r t f y * a a n t a l t r t a l a l a g , w r i t
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e a r d t a t f c l a I r p t r l a r a l , g i v i n g | 1) t . r „ f F l o r i d a ’ s fairest daughters in |most fertile nnd properous section
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i a t a l l i , a r t e le p h o n e I k * lie n * .
I t w it
,
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t
attraction being the danc of iTio entire south, particular is this
*W c m t-*l r a t t m l a l r S a..
the city, the ntt
es and other
festivities
centering true of the boundaries of the great
around the Plorida-Howard football laike Okeechobee, known ns “ Florida’s
S O C IA L C A L E N D A R
game of Snturdny. These dimming Inland Sen," one can but picture tho
young visitors, with the cty's aocety second Mlnmi of Florida, located its
Monday— Circle
No.
1.
Methodist contingent, will be guests at the S. A. she is nt the head of this great lake,
Church will have Hnllowe’en party E. Hallowe'en hall of this evening, the where every natural ndvnntngc fnvors
at tho home of Mis Tom Adams at A. T. O. dance of Satin day evening the making of a cosmopolitan city.
8. p. m.
and the Serpent dance of last evening. Tho .future growth of Okeechobee is
Mae assured, ami when the steel rails poiht
Among those present are:
Monday— Hnllowe’en Dance nt Par Long, Dorothy Wilson, Cornelia Mc- on southward through the wonderland
ish House nt 8:80 p. m. given by St. Murray, Edmonin Hare, Grace Earle of the Everglades, there can bo no
Agnes Guild.
Hildreth,
Elizabeth
Hnmmargrcn, doubt'left in the skeptical mind of the
few/
Martha Murphree, Sarita Lake, and wonderful development of the city and
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Tuesday— Mrs. Forrest Lake will en Ada Hires from Tallahassee; and county.— Okeechobee News.
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
All Sninta’ Day, Wednesday Nov.
.
1st, and All Souls’ I)ay,. Thursday
Nov. 2nd., there will be the Church
MRS. FRRD DAIGRH, Society. Editor J
nt 7 and 9 a. m.
S O C IE T Y
Misses Clementine Baker, Helen lin
ker, Mary Kinsey, Mary Hoyt, Alice
Tucker, Marie Turner, Jeon Wadlcy,
Geraldine Hotcher, Mabel
Hawkins,
Frances Burrows,
Evelyn
IknBley,
Wednesday— General Business Meet Hilda and Itoslyn Anthony, Doris
ing of the Womnn’s Club, followed]Newman, Elizabeth Dorsey, Joe Coarby Social Hour.
sey, Marianna Markhnm, Louise Mor_______
ris, Fnnnic Mao Snyder, Isabelle Rosbornugh, from Jacksonville;
Misses
Wednesday— Mr. Wadbrooke will en
Carolyn Graham, and Marion
Rood
tertain the members of the Holy
from Tampa; Misses Snllie Mae Sum
Cross Choir at tea at the Country
ner nnd Shirley Brinkley from St.
Club nt four o'clock.
Petersburg)];
Misses Jess
Dellon,
Sarah Dellon nnd Ethel Horne from
Thursday— Fnthor and Son Hampiet Ocnln; Miss Velma Shnnds from
nt the Parish House at seven o'clock <Green Cove Springs; Misses Dotsie
by the Men's Club.
Hoggs and Mary Love Frnleigh from
Madison and many others - Gaines
It. A. Carter of Nashville is spend ville Sun.
ing a few days here attending t" bust
• ness
I
It. C.
An interesting meeting of the N. De
Dr. nnd Mrs. Greene of Concord, N. V. Howard Chaptei of the U. D, C.,
IL, arrived in tin- city Saturday for a was held in the Parish House Friday
afternoon.
short stay.
.
The Chapter was honored by having
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state president, Miss Person, of
Mr and Mrs F |i liny of Jaikson
Orlando
visit with us, and she gave
ville spent the week end here at the
a
very
interesting
talk on the work
Montezuma
done by tile Woman's Diaptif tl,rough
tertain tho members of the C. A. It.
(Children of the American Revolu
tion) nt her home on Park nve.* nt
four o'clock.
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nrdnv ■• .1 1 - ■• g t. 1 ■•■) at 1 in M' •nt «•
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\ ' . i n -.|•« ruling a *b..rt
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Ilf l!ll hf nl tl
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and
m gilig
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in tile three
time ii 1 1 ••ii routi 1 <1 ot In 1 point s in
the state
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11 \1lain
home
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p. n»
w l 1 1 b.. . at d Ml
Mr . ml M 1
B l U lm in 1 II <•T••r • «jI !•• I a m p a inllig called I Ii . 1. V lb. <|i at i and full
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era I ot tin- 11
Mrs
Robert Rowe and daughter
Betty of Jacksonville are spending
the week here as the guests of her
parents Mr and Mrs Betts on Oak
nve.
O
On Sunday a very congenial party
motoring To Orlando were Mr, T. J.
Miller, Mrs. Augusta Eigenrnann, Mrs.
II. McA Martin and Mr. nnd Mrs.
('has. J Humph
Dr. and Mrs J P llilburn of Or
lando were in the city yesterday coin
ing over to attend services at
Methodist Church, at which time Bish
op Ainsworth preached.
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work,
For Florida: Mostly cloudy
tonight and Tuesday; prob
ably
locals rains, little
change in temperature
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L IV IN G W A G E QUESTION
N O W U P FOR DISCUSSION
W ITH TilK LABOR BOARD
(Continued pnge Page One)
LOCALS
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|.|g
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II i i k -pi\ ~ti"W • I 'd i c.n
crele and bra If fell to the *treet be
[1 *\\ and bad tbi-r* I eii ,my pedestrian
•n On *t 1 ct thev would have been
killed but
heavy downpour of rain
kept everyone indoors that particular
l line arid no one was hurt. The debris
was hurled clear across Palmetto ave.
against the op|io*itc building and the
ir'iiiliers of the
Flue
Department
• louglit the building wns
coining
down.
These parapets are peculiar
about the manner in which they s e
lo draw the lightning. Some time ago
a similar turner of tip- Stone Gove
building was torn off by lightning and
several other buildings in the city have
suffered slight damages.
The City
Building will have to put on a new
coping hpt it is don lit f ul if they will
put on another concrete block for a
corner.
Peck nt Holy C ro s s R e cto ry
— --
is
trip to St
— IN —
“THE GRIM
COMEDIAN”
A story of a man who f,,
,I'*S in love
with the daughter of
if'
trwit
formerly his mistress. \Uii 3
A\ Two-Part Comedy
Tomorrow— George Arils* jn -[)jv
raeli” and a Snub Pollard ( "Blf
dy.
E M o n a is in
PERMANENT
WAVING.
Sh,„w
inITi scalp and facial treatment_
Mrs. McCoy, Welnkn Apartment*
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W EE K 'S WEATHER
South Atlantic nnd Hast Gulf
states: Occasional shower* in Florid*
nnd gcncrnlfy fair elsewmr. ,.,r(pl
showers about the middle , >
temperature above norma! fu-t Ka|f
cooler Intter part of week
KLOTHES FOR THE KIDDIE
Delicious Cooked Fowl
Fancy Articles
Beautiful Spread to Be Given Away Satur
day Afternoon and Ni^ht
Next Door to Sanford Shoe nnd ( ’lathing ( a
b>
N. deV. Howard Chapter of the V. I> < .
The Churchwell Company
y o u r h u n t i ng l i i e n s e
now
tiid
•til - • If I y apply 11 g for \ •an In . • *.
• ' ''in i'. and if toil wait until tin !u*t
you can evpet I to wait tor tin In 1 1 *i ,
* 0 come mi and help tin- cause along
and avoid the rush and delay o.a a*ion
*d by being last,
Resident County License
$1.25
Non-Resident
County
License
$3.50 to adjoining county and
5He to this office
1.00
Non Resident State License
$2.Voo
E. F. HOUSllOLDER,
’
County Judge.
1H5-Iitc and Itvv.
e m
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The Herald for first class job work
Phone 121
•| Store in I'buid.i
10 S torew in (iru rg ifw -
BEAU NECKLACES
59c
75c
CORAL A N D JAD E GREEN SANTOIRS
75c
FANCY EAR-RINGS
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CORAL, JET, GARNET, PURPLE, PE A R L
CO UNTY SOLICITOR
G A IN E D 2Vi POUNDS
IN TEN D A YS
75c
Remarkable Gain in
Weight Shown By
Ferraline User
CAPE AND DRESS CLASPS
Mr. W. W. I-nvender, County Holtcltor. o f III oh County, Atatiamn, gained
tw o nnd a half pounds In nbout
ten
days after B l u r t i n g to use Ferraline
This Is a wonderful record but no
more wonderful than that o f
many
others who have written to the Perratine Medicine Company
recounting
per
their experiences
with Perrnllna
In
making hla
report, Mr. Lavender
eayii:
“ I a#Illrc
desire, wlinoul
without solicitation
solicitation or
or hostexpected ration to commend to those people who
overworked or ore In n run down
condition to try Ferraline as n tonic.
A u g u stin e , tie£ m r ,yo£rn“ t o a ^ ' r o l u ^ a r ^ r i m b
by his company, and thnt this encour
aging word could be given the peoplo
of Okcechubee through the press.
With the extension of the railway
south of this city, gives to the busl-
HOLT
Get
*"0
ton, N .(’., nrrived here yesterda y and where in conversation with the vicehealth. Tho natural Iron
In
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„ „• , , . L Ferraline w ill bring you v ita lity and
president
of
the
road,
J.
P.
Beckwith,
Htnmlnn
Don’
t
be
a weakling— don t
is the guest of her mother Mrs. J. D.
Huy n bottle o f Ferr*ho scrawncv.
Roberts on I-nurol nve.
Miss Ro who informed him of this latest move line today.—oSdv.
berts coming down to uttend the mnrringc of her sister Miss Eleanor Ro
berts and Mr. Ernest Gormely, which
takes ‘place November the eightth nt
the Methodist Church.
jack
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Sanford’s New Store-
This ......... ................... . to O k e e c h o b e e ^
'^ s o n 'a n d
through Geo • F P ar k e r, w ho has just
h a lf pounds In about ten d a y s "
R o b erts o f W ilm m g r -turned from n
o n i g h t
HUNTING LICENSE
111 II D IN G
I . III III.1 " f f pill l
Well, here we are hack nt
the weather subject again
after a hard week’s battle
with mosquitoes. Every lit
tle tin can and holo In the
ground has a wiggle all Its
own nnd the whole darn
works will be down with the
"dnmyou"
fever
unless
something is done. How do
you like the pleasant rains
wejirc having?
5:40 A. M„ OCT. 30, 1922
Maximum ........................80
Minimum ......
70
Range
..............
75
Barometer ................. 30.04
Rain _____ -— ................... 84
Southeast and part cloudy.
-t
For the Busy Mother
Ti i e day b e fo r e open *111*1111
this
yi-iiis fall on S.irnli., a nd I wi l l not
•• k til II.nine oil tile i * * u c l i n' ii se on that da v
1 on • an lud|i t Ii 1* of f i c e iit'ii hel p
’ . Building \v t cl day
I Igbli. Hi' -I
" i ' l l ot On 1
O'. • • Ii •• u1 i (
SANFORD’S
TEMPERATURE
Too Late to Classify
m* m
m onu me nt on •
M i * It. n ' 1
■ . 1 »■ . f t lb.
' t»* 1 ! •. I*’*
M
attending court. Mrs. Durrnnre wns 1niont, which nuthority
..
the guest for lunch o f Mrs Poiinthnn daily
Miss J e s s ie S
THE WEATHER
l i 'i n i - • lian g e o f w e ath er during
Nit* V irg in ia I'niiei u r n ra iled to I
• au-c many 1 old* and coughs
It* m* U It
1; :i
>rM ••nlay
1 •y the I 1 piiik i d i e f f »uni throat, chest
d'-ntli "f ht 1 nml Ii. r in law. Mi s. E. F
i' I l.roin Inn| trouble, coughs, colds,
1 •»M*’\
Sh. \VIts Well known in this a' ' i' up ii *-- F o le y 's Honey and T ar.
city 'a h* ri* *b. r«'*ii!( •d ft*r .evernl ' 'UTain110
opiates in gredients
w mil lr*»
t 1 i l . i l on ttie w ra p p e r. L a r g e s t sellII g , •*ug h niedicine in the world .“ Fol
Reg Holly m. id. th* r»’ii ■r.l on the *"•
Holley and T a r is tiie most (ileus
link* \ ! ••r<lay iil't.Tiu•on
II. made am and efficien t remedy for coughs
(h, la
rutirul *< m ! vk.. minutes
a ’ 'I • old* thnt I i-vi'i *a\* " w rites
w il b 1 l fit \ full ..f vell„w jait k«•t* nfl
U 1 Jo n e s , FI D arn, Illinois
Sold
• • •low i i i * f i l i al f o r 1 d i a l g l l i g a n d 1 e
•-I lino
II-- had ilo-iuilMal thi- 11 *lmu e v e r y w h e r e
Adv
. mist no I tug the famous | ■ 1 'Impel ai
1•!• I - hi going into the lough looking
\\ ishiiigton i*i,| |ei 1’niversit y. at
f o r a I. *t ball
I**1 * 1 . 1 thi iliiiol 1 s eiitirelv made
■t'lat* at d w it limit
fire
oiotei-tloii
Nmong olio 1 valuable i-olitents is the
gnat l.ee -tatue li\ Valent me. which
- pill eli -*
Work has begun on tile
NOW
BEING
ISSUED B^
THE
Stone mountain memorial to the ConC
O
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N
T
Y
J
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D
G
E
f e i b rat v
w h n h w i l l be t h e g r e a t e s t
;. a. 1
Hon. G. W. Deen and son D. D.
Dcen of Waycross, Ga., spent the F. E. C. E X TEN SIO N
C IIEE CH O BE E-M I AM I
week end here as the guests of Mrs.
TO BEGIN A S U O T JAN. I
W. Morton Thigpen and Dr. J. C.
Deen. Mr. D. D Dcen is a prominent
The construction work of the Okee
attorney in Wnycross.
chobee .Miami extension of the Florida
Attorney .S, E. Durrance and Mrs. j East Const Ruilwny will begin on or
Durrnnce of*Drlnndo spent Saturday nbout January 1st, contingent upon
in Sanford. While Mr. Durrnnce was nuthority of the UnitedStates govern
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h
..Ini* it! ••? aid 1 hi 1 a 1 1 o f
■ nf< •). 1 .1 11
,1 Mil v yt I 1 a II* Dli.loII •Ml
fli .1 •• l - at\ lie vvn*
i • ■•' lit lot., |m| t h<
t..a t, | *
' *»* *1
. . . *.r iii mil. II otir < onr>-derate
•1 1 1 "* w••1 1 1.1 In' •11 ■aim indeed, if
0 dauehti r 4 *f tin 1 1 I'oinnides did
! f,ring 1 . 1 f)u III good 1 beer
Mi* I*. . •1 M t. •poke Ifllel't *tll!gly
■In 1 • . • ' »»'•• on ' ' b o a l a r g e
H IE < m
Mr*
in the I
thri c w 1 ' kwith relatii
H
that there hnd hern no appreciable in
crease in the cost of living.
Mr. Wharton, in his dissenting opin
ion, maintained that tho “fundamen
tal error’’ of tho decision rested on
fnilure to inquire into’ the adequacy
of rales of pay established for section
men nnd unskilled laborers." He as
serted that the rates of pay In other
industries of similar character should
be made a secondary consideration and
that the prime factor to be considered
was whether the rates fixed wore just
nnd reasonable which he said meant
FOR S A L E — 14 head of rabbit, old
Looks like it might ram ngaln some an adequate nnd living wage under
and young.
Cheap.
505 Myrtle
of these days.
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. the transportation act.
nvenue.
185-8tp
He maintained that the living wngc
And mnybo it will evcntuully get principle wns practical, asserting that FOR R E N T — 4 room cottage on Mngnolin Ave. Apply Ileo Hive, San
added Inbor costs would be nbsorbod
cool enough to wear a coat.
in Inrge part by increased efficiency ford Avenue and Foyrth Street.
185-fltc
II. A. Neel of the Herald Printing of the men nnd by managerial ability.
Attacking the budget method of de FOR S A L E — 7 piece living
Co., was in Winter Park today on buairoom
termining what should he n living
ru^Ve.
wicker sot. Apply Bee Hive, San
--------wage, the supporting opinion says.ford nnd 4th St.
185-Otc
F. F. Dutton (s out again after an
“That it would lie wise nnd prnrillncss of several days thnt kept him tnnl to undertake to establish an <*rmnfined to the house.
hitrary standard of living for several
•
--------millions of persons is not apparent.
The Chnmher of Commerce and the That the desires and requirements of
Virgininl Carolina offices were moved all nu n are equal nnd niike is not corinto the south room of the Merriweth- rn t, and thnt any committee of ex
er BliH-k on Magnolia avenue todny.
perts could set up an average living
standard upon which a wage scule
The roping and front of the Mcisch could be practically based has not been 1
building is being finished off and it di tiion-t rated anywhere.”
will look fine when it is completed.
•V big block with the name of Meisch
M KXTHER C H A N G E S C A U S E
ha* already been placed in the front
SICKNESS
apex "f till- building
irth
a v o i d the r us h o f the la*t d a y well was appointed to
If Veil i-vpi-* t t " hunt in ad ' .Hung
^aliford Cimpter on
"
Un
tn
\ " i i in 1 * ilb a 1 no it
1
1
•llllll Me.
VI O.l
'll «-11* I
hall f
I 1■ III I III
' 0 I 'll V
I a
oil >In 1 trti f
\ o v• 1 1 ,!•# 1 f. ■ ItiriM.iigliain to attend • .ll "t (III lOlltlty ,M1| eXJii . : t " It .lilt
Mi \ fun |;
1 . o ’ 1 in- tininl
I ' o mt i v e l y 110 rec ei pt s wi l l he is
'hr I,e|| I oil \i-|t loll of tile I' 1) C, in
Mr. Albright, of Orlando spent the
sued for hunting in adjoining coun
week end with Dr. and Mrs. J. N.
ties. You must have your Reunite be
Robson of Park live.
I IGIITM N O STRU CK
fore you hunt.
M r 1 \| |t. 11 \ 1 • till r * .I " i > jtt ii r
d a y f r o m .1 WO*'l - 1■' 1 - ,*1• — t r i p l o
La v m g
1’. ' . . D u g
Tampa
1’ 1 •
got • 1" t. - ' 11
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h
1 bi|
vi N it.
II I
the gm-t
tin
ip"' i n 1
ed .tl On M'Ulte/imi.i
: ,-n
•ut
• hnpti r In more ,n I *•
h
A L L COLORS A N D STYLES, FROM
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The Peoples Bank of Sanford is PfW - m
the faet that it* patrons are so faithful, and
and municipal docks and piers, etc., U
based on actual coat, and are
actually more than these figures.
The total bonded indebtedness o f
i
1 V M
rih ii *
**ti w.
Tt*it*'.
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Thanksgving Day was proclaimed ini
We want you to realize that her
this land.
ocean shipping while not paying divi
------------ o------ -----dends.to the rity of Jacksonville, i*
1 1 1 f.HES D E F E N D S T H E PARTY paying you individually as citizens of
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It today'* !!• raid the *[>.*,» h of S«*
Finally
if Jacksonville business
ot*r\ Huglmt m R.t.ton Ia*t night • people need a convincing argument to
given for the i><-ri«-fit of the readers prospective investors in our city, they
!• *h> u* 1 1 early the |r*-od of thought r*nl hut quote the statistics of our
' ’ h. Republican ranks ai d the plan* rnjni< pal Ight plant
Gross earning*
ip'O whnh they expect to hutld their n IKi*5l were
;»0 in 15121
I a'fortu in 15*2 1
ary Hughes $1 ,u7'*,l ii? 27 a grain of 3.7DO ;»■ r
to i.ioe ,.ur tiuiuling* aloni- and not «n>* that the party tia* a foreign pol , ,-nt Thi-'r figures are indisputable
i|e*tro) aoj property
They should ry of h< Ipfulness and good under- Th<-> show that Jacksonville busi
jai! all the had «r*“,V* and get them standing without entanglements that n*s* sound
\ prospective new in
Hit d
the way AtthatHalloween
would fetter American independence ,iu*tr> may base its prospects upon
i* a f n. » vening and the young folks Thi* i* a high sounding phrase and what the city ha* d«n*‘
Those fi
usual'> ha\i *iime rorking gomj tmt*-* * ItJ -tuff It wn* * onrul'd by George cure, prove tiiat Jacksonville is a
i*1 ma*
w,iV*
I me* was when vvr Washington f w,- can
r<rnenih**r
f,uj' for home or business.
really »■nJ- \*-d t.* r go<«J old Hallowen' hack that far hut i| does not work out
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ha* a purpose, of course,
Th
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it! wt n1 ht r and th• hard
"g.-ther a* te. speakers would have
printing this extensive JaeksonI'h-r Ml ‘ ' *1 • p'.-npk • f. . * ,r,.j 'he
I . r n.tai . . \ nielli a *fid rioi want
ndv i r* isement
It wants the |se<>
» * r* ■ * " * f !.1 ‘ t I t ' i r
• - 'a* g 1 ng .-I1nfi i . during the
' Tampa to make a liw-al applt
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- *o vision what a similar pol
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r*' •' ’or g d-! up in *he neck
We I* \ w
vould mi-an to aam pa Tampa
ht K » K
h !.t*t f • lit ’ lie - ’ u'.t- rt!t(J f . [“ d to war thi war we made the T
among the f,r*t «teps the attorney nrofiteers rich, we helped them to t*c
g e n e r a l w II e n j o i n a n y o n e from join- ' "rue richer after the war wa« over,
BRIDGE PARTY
ng tin ■ rd-* i* ‘ hat -*.»*••
N ine th. '*'• *peh! !>tI!)oti* and gave up thou*
•mi tfi the Bridge party W*«l.-e»w hoi.
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iiv . * to ke.-p from having any (luy evening, Nov. 1 st at the Parish
fail t»
how r
if f r d ■it ■•*!>
•’ *argt mg alliance mavLc hot wR.-n (f , u„. at w p m under ausp, e- of
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motel hi v i It7 ,1 i or Mr* .1 N Rob
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Price ;>0c.
h la” t• a ati h ’ h
>tc[i and not pull an* fcjr [xditicai purposes only kille<i
lK*i-2 tc
anything shady
the greatest American of them all —
Woodrow Wilson. Call it what you
LON DON . Oct. 31.— Father Bernard,
THE < fiNSTITI THIN \S IT IS
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on some of the larger problems of
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f -r use m making a survey «d game
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Woodcock & Rigney
T H E N E W GROCERY
Three Blocks From High Prirt-*
T R A D E W ITH I S
There is a Reason
IN V E S T IG A T E
Woodcock & Rigney
QUICK
D E L IV E R Y
PH O NE 76
Comer Sanford Avenue and Third Siree
J. H. fflNTERMISTER PIANO CO.
N O W LOCATED AT
112 MAGNOLIA AVEM E
IHorses a n d Mules
BIG
AUCTION!
TREMENDOUS SALE
OF 14,000 BOTTLES
T.&YJ.
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You can help your bank to grow and to
become of greater assistance to vou and
people of this community by seeking to nTloence your, friends to deposit here
The old-fashioned man who tried to
make the eleven at college now has
.1 son who is just a« well satisfied if
t e makes a seven.
It Miil priest, in the worlil and brother
t,, th,- !at« i ardmnl Vaughn, died here
'■■■in'
to amend it with a provision which aive docks and terminals. The com jC U M A is fast becoming just as pop*
ular here as it in in Jacksonville and
means nothing more than fastening mission says-of these interests!i
the shackles r.n us for 10 years more.
The water works for the past five many other cities In Florida. Their
exceeded their
— Tampa Times.
, years has paid small dividends, while sales have already
bigt<*»t
expectations.—
Adv.
And while we are on the subject wcjthe docks and terminals pay their ear-
y ■» t h c
This spirit Of loyalty is valued highly ar,.
we wish to reciprocate by giving the v*rbest service o f which we are capable.
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th* litl* of F .rm eiV Bulletin No. 1409
• : hi . ordmg
pop
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xf d w fail to s*e
w r c** -Oli'h Fir
west Fl ori da Ra t*a
or at
th*r part of Florida will get
M l' N It'll’AI. OWNERSHIP PAYS IS
anything except a square deal.
THE METROPOLIS
Correct in the premise, hut
far
ItiK Florida Drtiyj Concern Places
from correct in the conclusion
For
Record Breaking: Order for
The city commission and the real
more than to year* the constitution
R ECUM A Account of
ha* borne a mandate for a rvappor- **rs' association of Jacksonville are
Increasinp Pop
tionment on the basis of population (inducting jointly m the Timcs-L'nmn
ularity
every Ki yenrs, We have ‘left ji to sondusting jointly in the Tihes-Union
main
the legislature "
How inanH have an advertising rnnipaign, the
Jacksonville, October 30. — The big
been made’
Experience is the best purpose of which appears to la- "sell" Florida Wholesale Drug firm known
teacher, and it warns u* not to dc Jacksonville to its own people, and a* TheGroover-Stewart
Drug Compend longer on the sense of faimexs the shovFing, made and the farts pre puny, whvrse main office is here have
and ju*tae of the we*t and north seated should not t.»n!y t-reati* a fev‘ l- placed their onler for fourteen thous^lorida legislators. West Florida has ing of pride, hut should give confi Brd little* of R EC U M A . which is beheen standing still in development and dcnce nnii encouragement to all who
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biggest ever given
population! while south Flori'la has ifitelligently cotisider the facts pre f(1|- uny similar pnuluct in the history
Imen growing rapidly We pay three- «entrd
uf Jacksonville
quarter* of th<* stat,- tuxes for theTampa, the metropolis of the emWhen
a single drug firm orders
support of public institutions, and the pire of south Florida, has no feeling luiir|y x t.n Thousand Dollars worth of
building* or roads in north anti west of jenlousy of the metropolis of the
medicine, and during Its introducFloruia. We feel that we ha ve “left j state, while striving by all legitimate lory gUgB at thatt it b n *t hard to
it to the legislature" aimtitt
long and honorable means to catch
and;
th(lt onc thinj? ftlonfi is re.
enough
The old constitution is plain surpass herin development and popu 9pon„ible {or such tremendoua sales,
enough and covers the case. It says lation.
To the contrary, we rejoice (Thal one thjntf( morc than anything
that a re-apportionment shall he made in her prosperity and take pride in the cjs<( __popular approval
every 10 years dating from 1KH7. has results she is ncheiving by Progres
T- . . .. . R E C U M A is'so wtdeed on population The succeeding leg *,ve and courageous policies.
,,y
" r t J l i l S , e n d o ^ by Z Z
islaturea have refused to obey that
We have much to learn from
a ,)f , hp mo|,t promincnt peopic in 5v.
plain mandate and a condition of in study of the methods and policies prj, part of lhe gtatc lhovn) mo8t c0n.
tolerable inequality has grown up, and which hnve contributed to Jacksonvincingly that R E C U M A
is
doing
w ill get worse xt ith every year
\tile’s growth
Gonspieiiously out
wonders ^>r weak, thin nnd suffer
South Kbirtdn ask* nothing more ‘ landing a* ih*- chief contributor to
ing people who hail never before Iteen
than equ&hty and justice, and that s this marvellous development 1 * thr
aide to get relief.
her right if we pretend to i*e a tieino jenny *»f municipal ownership *»f pul*
P o p u la r H e r e T o o
rratic government
Obey the cupsti- lie utilities.
Jarksoqvlle owns the
The Union Pharmacy says that REtution and we have, and do not try water and lighting plants and exten
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NEWS
Jacksonville Is $6,774,500.
----Despatch s a y s the job seekers are
!'<cked out until after the election and
we would advise mat the iaw remain
in force for several year* alter elec
non If «.!
h>! thithe p<j!:tual
poll I !
job »*ekers
wir*- made t go to work the country
would t-t ts-tter off in many ways
o
Tonight i* Hallow• en and the g*'h
Iins and the spirit* and ad the spooks
will walk
All we *ak them *o do is
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L E G IO N
Everhody get ready for the big day
Armistice Day
This includes the recent $200,000 on November lith.
issue which is now being spent on we are planning to have one of the
streets, water extensions, docks and largest events of the year on that
piers, streets .sewerage etc. I f Jack day. Get your name in now if you
sonville today sold just these three are going to enter the Big Parade.
municipal holdings and paid o f f every There will be three beautiful loving
dollar o f debt against tills city , there cups to the three best decorated cars
would remain a surplus la rge enough in the parade, at the present we have
to run the government two years the following cars and floats listed to
' go in the parade.
without a dollar city tax.
lighting
The American Legion, Auxiliary
l.ast year the electric
H t aU^ThT t o l ' t m
“V U b f iK S “ l 0 * 1 our bouquet of writer*.- »unnell
ktrtln.
system turned into the city treasury American Legion, Daughters of tlia
Tribune.
A lt ris h ta o f (^ -p u b lic a tio n o f a p o d a l
$-173,000, and improvements'and ex- Americart Revolution, Sallic Harrison;
4 la p a tch ** heroin aro a lso rooorrod.
tensions weTe mady out of earnings Oiapter, Children of the American I
T H E POW ER OF PRAYER
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o o w i i i k u a l d s c i L n i s a ra*
--------costing $*29.r>I5562>f>. The total gros* Revolution.
Confederate Veterans,,
The power of prayer is exemplified income from the plant was $ 1,078. Woman’s Club, Elks Club and Cars,'
*n many time* m everyday life that lfi7 27
Put this way, the net cam Odd Fellows, Rebecca Lodge. Knights
people more and more are coming to ;ng were more than 10 per cent of the of Columbua, Kiwanis Club, Rotary
I-o.jk.i lik** the «un would shine for Relieve in it and arc asking the help* iota! income;
based on actual book flub, Chamber of Commeree,Sermnole
u few days.
of thr Divine Power to direct their cost of the city, net earnings were Came Protective Association, Ameribusiness affairs
In North Dakota about 'ifr per rent while another 11 can Fruit Growers, Inc., Lloyd Shoe
One week from today is the general where there had been no crops for per cent was used for improvements. Store, Ball Hardware Co.. Hill Hardelection.
No one is worrying any four years the people started their
When you have studied these points, ware Co., B. & O. Motor Co, Roumilabout it
emps with prayers last spring and they you realize the tremendous earning 1at and Anderson. Escorts— Knights
o-----------have had the b**l (tops this year that power of your lighting plant, that Templar— In full uniform. List vour
The Democrats are predicting a big ha»e ever Steen known The other day t is one of the great business con' name at Lloyd's Shde Store or with
victory for the Democrats and
the they gave thanks to God for their rerns of Jacksonville. You see why Sam Younts if yoo wjsh to enter yoor
Republicans are doing the same thing, bountiful harvest and they *nould for -/ owned privately it could he capital car in the parade. Evcryl>ody is urgO
‘ hey know fn>m whence it came and m d for ten million* on present rate* •■•rtly requested to have a car in th«j
Man namedMussel! Shellhas tak- ind from
But suppose
your light r^tes were
*»de. There will be three heauti- 1
rom whence ailS>iex*mg* come
in over Italyandrepresentsthe la w and
Things
Those *a:sed to It cents per kilowatt ami f .l Loving cup*, suitably engraved
and the
the Givei
Giv*'i ,,f All
retts or something of that sort and North Dakota Puritans are true to owned privately
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riven as prizes.
Decorate that car i
we suppose they will immediately their early traditions from which so
Do you now realize the value to and win une of the cups.
rai»* the price of bananas in Amen- many of u* have wandered in the Jacksonville as a great city of her
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year* that have pa«s*d since the first municipality owned utilities.
'Game as a National Resource" Is
Editor TBomdykc hxa edged back
|toward* the east coast, being now lo
cated at palatkft with Th« News. lie
cur ir
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has “severed hi* connection" with
T k a k tc lt > t «
The Kissimmee Valley Gazette. Fun
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ny how all the great ones finally gath
M l h p a k lk M
er along the Atlantic seaboard, and if
can only get Bob Holly, of Sanford,
Editor Benjamin, of Ocala, and one
ilfO C U '
The Am o cU M
P n m U a s e la a lra ty or two others from the interior the
H t l t M to tb o h m fo r revttbU caU oa o f
kO nows d l i p i t c h u erod ltod to It o r west coast would have to go some to
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A M E R IC A N
Car load of horses and mares direct from the farms in IndianaThis load o f horses has been selected especially for this sale, and is
the best load of stock shipped to Florida in many years.
Out of this load you will be able to buy any kind of horse tr.at
you might want, from a cow pony to a good heavy w o r k 'horse or
mare.
W ill also o ffe r in this sale 15 to 20 mules that have been trailed
in, and will be sold, all of them, regardless o f price. In fact all
the above stock will be sold to the highest and best bidder.
This means that you will buy stock at this sale
'price.
your tiU'n
at
This stock may be seen at my barns on Saturday and Monda>
befoi e sale.
SALE
W IL L
BEGIN
PR O M PTLY
AT
10:00 A. M.
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•M1UUON( HIT1S, HOILS; nr your itervi**'
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any way; or you de*
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mil be 'S
? «ire to have a fine clear, healthy coin- va g ... .
f„ r T ,.mpn, hut Florida ■
Ml Plexion. we want you to try n pack „„| < ahfnniia are ,-xp, ettng ...... ouch !
Cards of Sanford's Repat* ^
■i aKc of our M ARVELOUS REMEDY, if (h.-> ..„t„ ,p„t, „ *-,||
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able Professional Men, each
> laanitted Ada It *, Un*. N 0 Ml V EAST OLA \
Among its various; tl| , nKl., - nir| l .
|,loklL.
rotary ■
of whom, in hi* chosen pro^
ad taken for I n i than XSc. Ml 'lenient* YEA STOLAX contains th oU f the lumpa Heard of Trade, on his ■
feu ion the Herald recoin* Ml
and positively no daaaiflad m highest and most potent V1TAMINES] return of this city yesterday from:*
men da to the people.
Ml
charged to anyone. Caah Ml which the scientific world has found a two weeks trip in the north.
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mi i
mOSl icfDmpinjr i[] order*. ^ to be absolutely necessary to -bodily j "The so called coni shortage in the
a h 14 M h h m
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Coaat (Jve worda to a line ^ vigor.
People all over the country I north is not n shortnge at all," he
and remit accordingly.
IM have found great relief through its said
I hardly heard any comment a
use, and now feel the joy of perfect on the coal question. Prices were high ■
Attorney-at-Law*
health and vitality. YEASTOLAX nl- at sonie places hut fednral. state and ■
so has the properties of being non-!city fuel administrators are regulating *
Over Seminole County Bank
gripiligly and mildly laxative, yet its these, so that they will probably not ■
SE\ ERAL HOUSES for aala.
Sea action is sure.
(FORD
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Ting-pin.
D*.tfc In order to quickly introduce be cxorhlTant, All of the hotels where
I stopped had plenty of heat, even on
SIXTY THOUSAND'STRAWBERRY V EASTOEAX into every community, days when it wasn't needed, and there
Planta from northern stock, f4.00 we will give for a limiteil^time to nny wnsn t n none at which I stopped that
a t t o r n e y -a t - l a w
per thousand, f, o. b. Lake Monroe, person who will mail $1.00 to cover didn't have a supply stored away for ■
it N at’l Bank Bldg., Sanford, Fla. Fin. M, Doyle,_______________ 1.54-26tp the cost of a liberal sired package,
the winter.
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Special attention to examination of
i'X)R S A L E — Splendid
apartment
"We have looked at this so-called IJ
AB SO L U TEL Y FREE
Abatracta o f Title
house, thirty roomi, paying pro
coal shortage more or less as a good j ■
50,000.00 RUBLES
ADS
George A. DeCottes
FOR SALE
FRED R. WILSON
First N ation al B an k
position. Gate City House, 112 Myr
The Russian Ruble recently was
tle Avenue.
101-tfc worth 55c per ruble, giving the above
FORDS, Huicks, Oldsmoblles, Onk- a value of $27,500.00.
Save thirf money; many a great for
landa, Dodge, Cole 8, Overland,
tune
(ins been built up by buying
LAW YER
Chevrolet, Maxwell for sale. Tbcse
foreign
money after wars, The Chi
—Court House cars are loto models, and have been re
cago
Tribune
on September 12th calls
finished, making them very desirable
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cars to prospective buyors, and the attention to the new canal which has
r«* Examined
Glaaaea Designed prices are right, with easy terms. 5 just been opened for shipping between
and 7 passenger*.— B. & 0. Motor Co. Russia, Germany and Central Asia,
a new source of raw mater
2011 Park Ave., Sanford, Fla. Distrib- affording
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utors for Hupmohilc and Lexington ials for the Russo-German combine,
‘•nrs. "W e carry the parts."
especially oil, manganese and copper
Opt icfan-Optomct rial
140-tfc ul1^ opening up the rich Persian and
|1 I East First Street
Sanford, Fla. r-ni, o m s — K
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Central Asian trade to Germany and
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Kussta Hunk what thin means; suregood as new
$120 takes it, half ,
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Glasaea Fitted
>ash. balance >10 per month
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... opportunity to acquire these Rubes
Holly, Herald Office.
170 dtp
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rTfitl in >uur rut mo anil address*, to
L OR S A L E Hosier and Gays' paints
wltll „ tl„,,ar r,.M,iTtunce, to
OPTOM BTRIST-OITICIAN
and varnishes at Sanford Novelty llliy; th„ |1(l(.kll|fP
y i:\STui.AX
ppoaite Poatoffice
Sanford, Fla. Works, Snnford‘ agents,
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183-tL and 50,001) Rubles will be delivered to
Henry McLaulin, Jr.,
Opt. D.
TOM MOORE
!LTON J. MOUGHTON
ARCHITECT
I <)R SA L E 7 piece living
room
wicker set
\pply Itee 1!i\ , San
ford and Itb Si
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Room 7, Miller Bldg.
lANFORD
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FOR SA L E Ii head of rabbit, old
and young
Cheap.
505 Myrtle
avenue.
185 dtp
FLORIDA
w n n i i i- o r > \iTr-:
\t $; r.« |..-r .-or.i
sawed arid split to nny measure, tie
livercd in Sanford. Will supply any
amount and Isiok all orders for deliv
t) ESTOP ATM 1C PHYSICIAN
ery in order received.
Please write
Wrlaka Apartment*. Suite 15
plainly, state whether oak or pun- or
to 5
office hours II to 12;
mixe, is wanted. V. S. Vcrmiy, SnnSaufnrdi Kin. ford, Fla, Route A.
16‘J-lmo-p
hone 437-J
I)r. W. D. Gardiner
------------------- FOR SAI K Party wishes !<■ h-me
town, Will sacrifice household for
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rut >u<
BUSINGS £
DIRECTORY :
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You run find the name of
rn-ry live Husiness Man
In Sanford In this Column
rnrh day.
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We’ll Dye For Ynu
tiling for us believing it wuuld cause £
an unusual large number of people, J
to rome south. From what 1 learn-'*
cd in making observations for myself ■
A C O M M U N IT Y B U IL D E R
and in snnference with national ad J
vertim rig men, I don't believe the coal •’ F. P. FORSTER, President '
B. F. WHITNRR, Cashier
question will seriously affect the peo- ■
pie in the large cities. In small towns
without fuel administration, coal may
become so scarce that people will come
to Florida, and others mny make the
trip simply to get out of the Veil tape
, ,
,
.
m’ce*snry to a supply but these people
wohltl prohab^ be tourists anyway.
"Another thing which will tend to
make i c---.! or bad tourist season is
the weather, and there (i at present
no reason on nceoiint of cold weather,
lo 'the north for anyhoilv wanting to
go south
With the exception of a
small -I'ovv storm we encountered in
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
tile \illi oi ilaeks the weather on our
entile trip was delightful,"
MIR R E X A L L S T O R E
PHONE 325
KODAK D EALER
you at once.
Ine of tin reasons wliy tln« winter's
YEASTOLAX CO.
season u I be bettei than la-t years
2<*2 S. ( lark St
Dept. Iff*
I liirago
IS that 'he i-oneral industrial situation
1H5 dtc
1 11 t he - mull Ty i- greatly improved,
M ) I *i■- . f ntiin I, and more people , an
SI'ROLT I HIM WiENt Y
uffioil n niakt a trip to the • miny
! 1 l NLignolla A»r.
.■'oiji )i
|,,ii,pa I t Ibll lie
trees /I' tines Several acres heavy,
blin k loam, lo-ni of -oil for vo getables
i unlUHls following fruits and notI'herries, Pineapple, Apples, t'ur
Mr . rsir
b'.iln, be-t of -o|| f.,|
vegetable-,
rents, Kuisms, Sultana Raisins, Hilberts, UalnuLs, Almonds, Citron,
- iravv her l ies, pear-, plums,
guavas,
• •range, Leman, Figs and Dates.
1to-f on
ginpis
Good 5 rio-m house
l-.\ ei
Ii iii shooting ami fishing 2 miles to
• - » u ng .(•
lailroad station, stores, church, school
'I - [i* IimI ;l lIn V Ml- -r * t Im II
household furniture and farming
win'll to* gel - -low |, - 1 ) 11
N e x t (u P rin c e s s T h e a tr e
tools nit hided, $2,250.
$1,250 cash,
! tie mi -. r ||i |i g -v lit t t ■ g I --in b
II11-H - Vllllders V•OI t I .lit
balance 1 and 2 years.
Isj tie
1 1 I0 , 1 -| si y I'll I V Ii InI mil til
i-11■ nt tlmt
111rt:11tigIinill
U tlf.M M , In IIOUs \m i n i t
JUST RECEIVED
R.
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.1 1’ rue Ii ’
l.a-t l-l
lil-l tt-
Hirr.il .Machine and Boiler Works;
tlindrr Grinding; Del.uxe Pistons;
|I M heel Steel (iear Banna; t rail*
I nil
KKN'I _ I b i - - in.'
I lot! Park An-
WANTED
ii
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tin
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in h line * .' an s* d <tjM-lilt 1ilif dr
i h ■ i d •'It ,1>* ut
l h 11\X/11 1rv
Oil' . U>
1 loci a my duty tu l
a kindly warning to all the buys oi our a
eiiy against such forms of mischief,<■
and
beg of the paienls tiiat they* ■
both cnryfully instruct tie ir i hildren
.igainst sui h forms of Timusement, anil JJ
if possitdu keep thum from suih as *
Micintions as would li kel y to engage
FOR RENT -Front bed room, suit
•herein.
S
|*itinghoune Light* and Appliance*
aide fur two gentlemen, also two
I want to aaure the boyb that I *
New Line of Fixture*
garages. Apply 61K Oak Avenue
am witii them in all iniUHieiit fun, and
1H1 dtp
123 West First Street
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will myself join them iii it, but we m
Unv with win el, 327 San- must ail know that we never have the m
WANTED
*
anford novelty
17l)-12tp light to mjtiiu property hi order to
ford Avenue
GILLON & FRY
J!
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S
v. C. C 0LLE R , Propieneral Shop and Mill
Work
m
a
a
a
W A N E D A chance to build
your have amusement.
new home before lumber gets any
C HARLES E HENRY,
higher. Plans and estimates furnish
Mayor of Sanford,
ed. Snnford Novelty Works. IKH-tfc
i « l dtp
B. W. HERNDON
a g e n c y
HUB-------- A U T O — ----- BONDS
s.
0. Shinholser
C o n lra c to r and B u ild e r
NFOIII)
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The mind of IMS couldn’t conceive of the miracles
that human- ingenuity would perform during the twen
tieth century. It couldn’t imagine the wonders that
would he wrought hy new agricultural methmU and
It was i.c'iiuranl of
im idem mainifacturiny ,2 vniii>,
t ran■•I•**rtat itu ;t< \\t km>v it, nt t]m■}>s ic!'e.-"i\r sale-;
Hack in IMS the greatest newspapernfthedaVilenf .U'nud merchandise ••[' proved value,
the many t ilin g we need in order to live profitable, hap
py and useful lives. It presents for our approval articles
o f all kinds and for all purposes. The requirements of
each member o f tjie family are met by advertised offers
methods of today. It could not see the vital part that
would be played by advertising.
?i
W A N T E D — By November tOth at l a
f - ------------------------------cit, two rooms furnished for light- BEST EOT in Sanford, $-'00 down ■ '■
balance easy monthly payments,
JNTRACTOR and BUILD ER housekeeping. Will be here perman
Will
give deed if desired to buijd. Ap
ently. Must be reasonable. Cnn fur
Commercial Street— Sanford, FIs.
ply
quirk.
"J. O." care Herald.
nish best of reference. Answer to
I85-3tc
day. P. R. Brown, care Herald.
186-2tp
Tho Herald delivered, 16c per week
in s u r a n c e
*
They Couldn’t Know
- t ud i l l t *
WE W A N T to recharge and repair
aft* Returned----------------Phone 62
your ballerina. Our starter, genera
tor mid ignition repair department is
iii charge of nn expert.
Genuine
"EX IDF"
Battery
Service
RAY
Me t r i c a l c o n t r a c t o r s BltOS. Phone 5-tK. Sanford. 172-tfv
works
/
ROUTH BAKERY
luick Service Transfer
flat hint* Sc Foundry Co.
C.
Me PICK POUND
HiR Ttl-'NT — Rooms and kitchenette oiiilouiga ami have
badly
injured
-Shirley Apartments opposite po*t many of the desks therein, all of which
TE DELIVER THE GOODS” iffice, upstairs.
2H-tfc is wanton mischief and should lie aev
m m
fly punished
They have torn down
Fill! RE*NT i iirr i-ln-i! apart-inui1
N11 FI til \ vI
I s , ,1 i n*iiics» sign- and thrown them about
Storage Fad lilies
til i ni tag* oil M it Mn -I n ets, gave upset the flow'd*
pl ease you, tell Olliers, if not. [• i ill R F N
nn l oi ns on the law ns of many lump »
to .'to \ I
\ pp V Pi o M VI
0 .1 ’
tell ua. Phone 4‘j a
it'll
m I loii.-iy injured
them, besido
ford \ vdun .i- I I
11 h M t f
»Ui
Mill
tile ..oil
il tub■k 1.g III. 11 • l" '*1 a ,tr
I- i r
SANFORD
JUST RECEIVED
BEST FRUI T CAKE
FOR KKN'I
kitchr net11
:::
Fresh Shipment Norris Candy
I 'OR S \ I I
t -■ In lie
EN 1S
property,
in, .....I in
prn ed
riglii
Pail
i ta m e tin
\t I oc-diiy i- I la! lowo t n ami it
KS W Knight
al way.* an o.i asi --n of nun h i i i crn
^
l-oll S M I .
i nt on tie j i/i rt of ihr young and old
in in iii'.i
**
il.o, winch is pci fvclly Icgiiniiatt! ami
117 <ill-. « oi tr n it v . In
F*a par t leul.i i inquire at I'.’uC' I'a lmi tin in whuh all torn ill
But ill Inti- years
^
1S.5 dtp tt.c boys have become cntPrcly too
A v chile.
destructive to jftopeny III their method
full making, so mm b so that the)
i
i
i
o cfitei .-d mu' ta bon) bn iI'iiug-,
FOit RENT l'Ur (ilslieil bed i o nil a lid
)N T O N S T B A M I’ R K S S E R Y
Kent A McKee, Props.
H,LIN ING , DYKING. ALTERING
Work caled for and delivered
unr Kil-J---------dll West First St
s
The maintenance of a sub
stantial Bank Balance-lhe
daily habit of saving, pays
bigger dividends in SelfRespect, Confidence and
Prestage than anything of
which we know.
ad*
ICHELLE MAINES
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dared that the world had reached the limit of human ex
pansion. It even went further, saying that there weren’t
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
enough supplies in'the world to support further growth
of population.
'riie advertisements save time, money and effort for
those wht) read them and follow their guidance. They are
practical guarantees of satisfaction.
“CO ST
LOST— Brown c^at on Canan City
road.
Finder will receive rewnrd
by returning coat to Brock’s Pressing
Club on Snnford Ave.
185*2tp
STR A YE D — Two cows, tag "G W S.
A Son In left ear
Notify G. W.
Spacer.
IKO-Stp
FUJI
8tt*n .
only
they last, at
.f
Ool ml T « * * | 50c per l ,
.. {'.•'•‘hPPOd.to jsfvn you a first
eve^y re»p»ot, and th. H «r O ld Oil
w* “I P* ,ln tho..cdtT.j .ln many
,
r l T * you a bett*r quota*
oSJnK?i>t-uf-town printer* caa,<lo. F A R M E R S— You esn gst sood bod
Juat
nei
fram e* « i d •Irrigation ping* at t t *
Tw o p r .u Y i at'yourV er- 8Bnf ord N ovelty Work*.
100-tfc
rV;-rvV'-W /j'' k
Really Only One Occasion.
It h u often born s matter of specula
tion ns to when. If any time, a man
would feel perfectly at ease carrying a i i
doll. Thl* perplexing question, one Hint * *
lias no douhl dlaturbed the mental rqnl ■ ■
librium of runny p*yrholugl*t* wa*|B J
anlved the other nlghl by Ov.i gen He ■ M
•men who hail given (he inulier tnm-li IH
thought.
Tlie *olulfhn Of the
Jem wrr.* Hint, the only time ilitit » . a
guile tilpiil appeared imalui'die.l wIillejF
’lraft«|(/irtlng n <•
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wtieg he vvn* reluming • In trluned
from one nf the
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DON’T
proLj■ B
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LAY
ASIDE THIS
PA PE R
m
WITHOUT
READING THE ADVERTISEMENTS
m
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T h r
A s a o r la lr d
I» r» a )
that they would confer together with
Mias Dnyse Cannon, thritceu yearrespect to any controversy that might, old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Green*
lr.^irs, tiu- intimate knowledge
of nrise involving such rights. The r e - ' F. Cannon, of No 238 Plant avenue,
human nnture as well as of govern- suit is that wo have established good receiving fhjuries in nn automobile
DMUital affairs, the immediate and jtist will and co-operation in the Far East accident at I2;30 o'clock
yesterday
appraisement of difficult " situations, in the place of mutual distrust.from which she died at the Gordon
the courteous consilcrntion and kind
"This conference was not a partisan Keller hosnital three hours later. In
ly disposition, and especially the un enterprise, and I do not speak of it the accident, due to the machine drivtiring 7.eaf for the ptiblir
interest jn a partisan way. It is hut just, en by Mrs, Cannon striking a telewhich rhnr«cterizt^>ur chief, Warren 1however, to give to the administration phone pole' at the intersection of
G. Harding, the I’frulrientjif the Unit- ,-rcdit for tile conference, which could Grand Central avenue /md South
( |
not have been called, and for the re- Boulevard, flying glnss from the brok"it would In- difficult to imagine n suits, which could not have \been en windshield' of the car severed an
worse tangle in our foreign relations n, hievod without its leadership.
nitery in Miss Cannon’s neck, and an
than that with which this Administrh"There is some tendency, on the operation in which more than a pint
required to deal. It took'of- purl of our critics, to comment cynic- <<f blood was transfused from Mr.
tn ' ivht stale-. .tn,| *,
■ -n, nt uy
tht1 assoc mtititi WtMlId
""ncdistelj
K t behind the
™
,t aln-ady h i s * *
fJljr Tlir An«nriafrtf llre»« l
t-en cndorrrd*
W A S H IN G T O N , Oct. 31.— Tho na- f° r ,,lhl‘rs wh“
In addition to the name of th# ^
tional association opposed to prohi
bition announced in n statement last candidates .ade public, \ir HinckJ
night by G. 0. Hinckley, secretary, ’ n‘d n liRt '*» forty others h.vj Z
that It would support 219 candidates compiled by .he a - , ...... an<J ^
for the senate and house, who stood
,
....
. '* , ..""Vr TV”
Whl,C ,ilwiIi .........
the n»m*
wen- being withheld from publicity
to permit the manufacture and sale of for reasons of political expedlei*.*
light wines and bcor.
names nf twenty ,H|d
In a perliminary statement ten days candidates in Pennsylvania'
he added, I
ago the association listed 202 candl-j" had been withheld G,
of 'Iocs) I
dates. An additional 47 are running ; political ......
N E W YORK. Oct. HO.— The trend
toward better business in industrial
and commercial circles has undergone
no apparent change during the past
week
Railway car loadings remnin
close to the penk.nml plainly would be
greater if the roads could furnish and
Thus
move » larger number of cars,
JOHN GOVE, Proprielnr
01
the excess
excess in
in the
the demand
demand for
the
for freight fice two ycnrS nn<l n,' nrlj' f(>l,r mi,nths Tilly upon the fact thul the conference ‘ “ "lion’s arm into his daughter’s veins
, ...
,
after the Armistice, but we were yet treaties have not yet been ratified by- was unavailing.
C EM ETER Y WORK A SPECIALTY
cars ns compared with supply on Oct
Mrs. Cnnnon received po injuries in
jal war. The peace negotiations had all the powers and hence ure not yet
15 was, according to the American
1018 W c a t F l m t S t r e a t
_
101H w v . (
the crash.— Tampa Tribune.
Railway Association, loft,000 cars. The evoked a bitter and undying eontro-'jn effect. This comment is really a
versy. It had been patent, I think, to ti.buie, for it only serves to omphueffect naturally is to restrain the
movement of certain kinds of traffic,
W,,M h,,,i 1n,,pnvurtd Ut L,st,mn,r
tht‘ import nnvc of the conference
such as grain, and to restrict the itf|n-.,h*’
thal tho An,t’n ' « ,l'I
achievements and how much
would never consent i<> us tviu'ld be lost if the treaties failed
pit
rnn I " "
mg nf coal.
Ncvei tbele-.s, this situation is not seme any nbligalion, moral or legal, Well, I think they need riot go into
ns yet extreme and is considered to which would fetlei then appropriate mourning as yet. The treaties, in my
have its favorable aspects. Steel pro freedom of aition in i nknown eontin- opinion, are not going to fail.
"Great Britain and Japan have ral
ducts are moving in an amount appro . l-',‘nni!!iximatelv equal to current production
" hilt we have been uislly solicit- ifled all the treaties; thus tiu* three
which were in
and all essential needs of consumers ,,U!’
American rights and interests great naval powers
competition
the
United
States,
are reported as being met. Soft coal 1,1 '’V,’T f,“ rt ° f Lhi' world, we have
- Great
Britain
and
Japan
have
done
production is slightly hijfher, finally been eager tn do nil within our power,
/
having r u m above the 10(100,zt) tons 1,1 aecordame with 1he genius of our ;,'I within their power to make the uc
f
H a v e jimt unloaded ear o f *l” x2-l” T e r r a L'otia Flues
a week level the slowing down in the institutions, to promote peaceful set (ton of the conference effective. I hat
u \
gram movement bus bad a supporting lb merits and international co-opera i "I the utmost signifit'ance; that
precludes all thought of the ultimate
effact on priicSome well posted
^ >' fa'."! and alway- ha c fav
1 (*
Our stock of Higli Grade Fraining Lumber is
quarter , ‘insider the t ransport at ion • ’ d. ati mteniat |ot>.i '"iitt of nstiee failure of the work of the vonft !• '
I ••
Kitu.it >*11 si ait «-|y more difficult than
I be det .rmm.it ion auoiding t
u i haw te-i teitMin to lielievt* that the
complete, also our selection o! inside finish.
T .
Italy
is osrjaHv th* case when a heavy sea dn lal -tnudaid- of nisi if table Mdet ■tin i signatories France and
:
.11 f.
snnni m
nfm-erm
ut of fiecgdvt is under 1.iti.=si,.sI disjnitcs
r,*T ! v
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I befieve I liai
t i.if.iJi] i1 iirf ahgi
w ay
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Im*! rn.l'isl r\ , output is no id- can be madi for lb<- partielpa
fi.r thi
KITTENS ALL ’’CAME BACK”
fcL'iiiumr t<» run
ip^tly above 70 teai by tills goVjrninent iri the t-U-i
Also C E M E N T , L I M E and S A N I ) .
A large stock ol SASH
Intermitional Man Tried to Lose Thsm, but Kindpt r • t*nt
Hpimty and m Is appear In-ri of judge- of the
ittd D O O R S f o r y o u r selection. A n y t h i n g - p c ml wo can ot>to have accummulations of orders on <’ntirt which has been set up. so that
hearted Woman Spoiled Hie
ain at short notice.
Carefully Laid Plane,
thi-ir books sufficient for a number of tin- government may give its formal
months ahead
The scarcity market .support in that i mirt as an mdepend
\
W e pride ourselves on mir s e n ice
A Jackson count} farmer recently
ct rated f, v the -trikes -bow signs of dnt tribunal "f internat mtial justice
decided Bint tils holl-i-ludd posse ised
dl-a ppt'O r mg l like and pig Iron prices !
upp.erl all III -1It .it mt vmi too '
four iniliessi'ld inI cats
Ills children,
are l>.w.r and the pnmium offered hale proper proi lstim for a lope in howeier, did lim agree with him; at
fur prompt delivery of steel .products it constitution, and I think that pro
least they would' not consent to tiny
have id. It disappeared
Rllllioad
f.. Mil end <an i.e made
fatal form of riddance.
Finally a
being mtiinfnlt.c and rail
lln
fuedamental
and pi. -:ng compromise was reached whereby the
buy ifig
S E R V I C E , Q U A L I T Y . IMtU I
BUperlliiou* ents were to tie banished —
mill- iti' a l r e a d v w o r k i n g
the or plot.bin- of i ui.ipe arc politnal p-rnb
taken
far
from
home
and
left
to
look
der» booked prior to October ! at anb-nis ' ntvolving national hopes
and
out for themselves.
The children,
I’ bone 13S
Y'nrd : C o m e r Third and .Myrtle
in. reuse in prices
! t ,, I-, deep ea lei I i •UiVle 11 oil -a- ! b
however, Insisted upon a conditional
In respect to farm products, the niituiiial safety and ojqiortunity; nat
(I a 3 B 1 X I KBaa m a I K X R H I I I I I M I I K I I I I I I I I I I I I
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banishment. They demanded Mint the ■
m o v e m e n t o f t h e Week were s o m o
ional ambitions, in some eases long cats tie placed where they could find a
wh a t ii r e g u l a r
i ot t e t l p u s h e d a h e a d i in n-h* <i, in ntlieis to. eiitiy awaken
new lininc without too iliuci.ariiging u
d ' . the I t e c e mb o r fu il l ,, -'taldlslled pole U - which have be
!> m w iiigb r
neiireh.
So the ne\i
in* the fainter had *»e- • 1■1ItV’ i-iilt • |i:iHy n»...v*. d ) ' '*nt 1
■i * e.■** d a11 - 11 th* f b.• igbl of ;ieo
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. : . I,. ,i r.i * -1 1. In- i
-' ii
from home he tthserved a ‘ \,*l itIde
I t ,.h Lii v thg has In en “t r" 11 g I .1 that I ,e Ii major chf I e Uit jeld el fie 1
looking hmise
I he luosi fiivortihle
due both to the blearing up of the in the self-determined action of inde
fenturi* at the moment was an appar
Near F.ns torn situation and to better j(|
states and is lieyond external ently temporary absence of human oc
The farmer preferred to
netnity in the dry goods trade.
control. There is no reason why wi cupants.
make an niiosleoliitlaiis pr< -ciitnti.in
• i i uti on the whole lost part of its de ill! 1litter itwav our helpful lllfltl
The string wlihh hound tin mouth
' I f , gh pi o f It t ak . ng
in
• • . i I
hi ■ . . m m g •' p . i i t i - i i n o f e i t h i i
of
ttic -m K was ipib'kU uothd
Just
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i h i i.ril e a i - r - n ■ m i e h 1' s
before the slowly muling ' in - siui' op
■> U id
leal * ' tii told m-l - (.ii i '1 attempt mg po-ite the ionise Bit- fatin' I till'd 1lo■
, iri i 1 1 , • ' .
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i" ti
ru .1111e i 1.1.i,i* 11 s i de o f Tto- . i A . p . Hired ll.t
o i eols
. d with tin ixpeti-e of largt . 1 1 nue -■ of tile suck I.IM III" >11 I tie lilrllW ill
»'■ g r ’ ■» wh -«-t
It 1 \ I S I N \\ \'s|||NI,ltl\
T1 en to* "Mcpped on ‘In : :|I i .i v 1 1V 1 11 - j i p. ii t m a t e to t h e 11 nail
• k i«<i»r L" Z V , T ,fVr*
Beturiling home that ufliwoooii the
It KM MN 1114.11 MKSI’ I I I.
i nil abilit \I I tin cl*-pi-‘ tne static to
•ffilUtj9a
farmer was seized with a feeling of ■
M \ \ y \ At VN T M<H SF.S maintain them. 'A'hese armies
act* mlsrMng IIS lie neared the scene of ■
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maintained la cause of distrust, np
parting.
He sum u woiiiun signal ■
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For
rrehension
and
mitiuiml
aspirations
him
to
stop
and he could think of no ■
W A S H IN G T O N ,
Oct,
111
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many month, even before the late war, Every effort to remove tlje burden by good excuse for Ignoring the signal
for
:
Simulating
extreme
perplexity
he
P V e n » i*c“
i j , „ l a TO. «f (>,
Washingtonians were told the reason agreement us to limitation of lani^ur- j
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•topped the car.
The woman up
for the skyrocketing m ils for houses mam-nt has failed
It is recognized
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prnnehed and deiuwlted a sack In
'!(a rU *u ’b\ anU
ami apartments was the shortage of that nothing can be done without the the tonneau.
housing facilities. Where.demand ex- consent of the power* directly con
"You lost your cats this morning,
n, b*"44* >»<,
reeds the supply, realtors said, the cerned and that they are not ready to mister. J happened to he looking out
the window when they tumbled from
price of the supply will *nount»
consent.
W ashington rents are still righ and
“ But while the question of reduction your car They were a little wild lull
we gathered them nil tip four of
the shortage is still held up as the in land armaments could not be noli
*i«r Vi?
’em."
*tu, i,1 “ • artu.,
reason
ed because of conditions in Europe.
"Thank von." mumbled the owner of
Hut "There were !, XK-t vacant hovis there was an ■\ portunily presented to the cuts as-lie ilrme on. He wondered
es apartments and flats in Washing- us. because of our special relation to how many grinning fines were watch ■
rl ? « S E S 7 ^ 5 « . : » ton m July of this year," according the matter, tlT'lenl with the question ing him from the house.— Knnsus City
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to a recent survey of engineers of the of naval armament and to stop the, .Star,
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local telephone company, " O f this to naval competition upon which v
till, 2,279 were houses, 708 were apart- entered with Great Britain and Ja
LOCOMOTIVE NOW DIGS DITCH
meats and 195 were classified
as pan.
,
-----------flats.’’
“The Conference on this subject not | Work Done le In Marked Contract to
the Old Dfya of Pick-and-Shov*l
The survey was made to estimate only furnished an opportunity for, but
Brigade.
the amount of the company’s liusi- tiu* exigency required, the con.sidera•
“
ncss in coming years. It resulted in tion of Far Eastern problems. When
The new method of digging a ditch
B U IL D E R
the declaration by the engineers that this administration came into power
■Inngslde h railroad tno k Is to lilleli
since JOLT a dpi reusing number of the air was rife with rumors, and the ■ kind of scoop to the front of a loco
failles are living in houses, on well psaudo-putriots, who make it their motive. By this means twenty miles
ARenl for Dozier & G ay’s Faints and Varnishes
as n decreasing number residing in business tn star up suspicion and dis- af ditch enn be plowed In one day nt
npnrtnients. Because of high prices, trust by attacks upon die motives and ■ cost of iibouI $d 'J5 per mile.
The ditch enn he thus dug three feet
evidently, the survey showed that purposes of other peoples, were at
deep and fourteen fi-i'l from the eea
in,,re peril'll' have bad to resort to work with :i larger measure .-f sue
ter line >.f lln i m i the aimniiil of
light • i•-— than any .otual porn I of, diffei
"fliiln." rooming- b"U-<-nod
tilrt reniove.l li.-iog ■•igliic u cubic feel
b"ir-i-k< ■p og e-labllshnu-nts
el,, e justified
ll was "in t.f those
per lineal f""f ■■( <11 !• r
l ln- opetntlon
. "ilditlons wlln h K quire tin* Innoedi
of the digging machine is eiini"died
More potatoes and apples an* mov ate appliention of preventive medicine fri'in the deck of lln- In. "motive h> air
ing on* consigned orders than for sev and this was applied.
valves.
Contrasted with the obi pick anderal years.
Healers who lost money
"Then, and of outstanding sigffcfishovel
method, tlr* locomotive dllcli
during the last two seasons are slow eance jn the interest " f peage, there
illgger Iih* achieved what, years ago,
in making advances.
was negotiated the Four-Power Trea
IA
wus regarded ns ii physical Impossi
ty, which, without committing the bility so far ns speerl Is concerned.—
The H erald fo r P o «t Cards,
United States to uny alliance, providMilwaukee Sentinel.
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SANFORD
M ARBLE & GRANT! 1
wonrsl
|HILL L U M B E R COMPANY
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P h o n e 135 fo r Y o u r W a n t s
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JOIN THE HOME-OWNER’S ARMY
-H ELP 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
to place.
( ‘nine in and talk the matter over with
u^. W e ’ve helped hundreds to ac
quire homes o f their own and inde
pendence. We can help you.
V, C. COLLER
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IN T R O D U C T IO N
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S A L E
W EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST
H
i 1? come.in and tet’sKet acquainted, if you can spare the time. Come in and see us whether you wish to buy a n y t h in g
not. W e will be glad to meet you and show you the many rare b a r ^ i n s we will have to offer.
Yours for service
SHOE & CLOTHING CO.
J. J. N. CONNER, Mgr
may do something yet— that is if they wh«;n they want to make some’
BASE B A L L
foot b a l l
BASKET B A L L
TRAP SHOOTING
n r A i n /i
lKi Lr u. AT ILJi lVv Il
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enn ^et another Coarh Wilkenson
GOLF
plays. Ralph is in love with Sax
.
links and stated that the groV
BOW LING
Rut with all th > finances and good were the most beautiful and the H
TENNIS
coaching a team will never produce! among the most scientific in the
unless they have something In them-1and for time the grounds have
BOXING
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! selves. Sanford lu>ys have got it. ready to play they are the best dov
o n A n T o
N Ir ll /
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CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor
Farmer*
A maim
15!)
LIG
R. II. Chapman
10(5
Wersenski .
LlC
Couch
59
Estrldge
G. Pczold _
LOSE TO C0NGREGAT10NALS
a m a N n a n d c h a p m a n d iv id e t h e
h ig h
SCO R E H O N O R S B U T T E A M M A T E S
FA LL DOWN
i In- Congregational Club stepped
n it ami romped on the Farmers in the
opening game of the Howling League
on the Pariah
House
alleys,
lust
night, hut if the Farmers could have
jhnd n little more practice,
gotten
151
200
IOC
142
199
173
10C
I -1C
87
91
509
509
318
424
59
178
Total
1997
HOWLING L E A G U E STA ND IN G
Won I,ost Pet.
0
1.000
1
Congregational
0
0
.000
Rotary
tl
000
0
Men's Club
II
o
.000
t'bns** ft t'n
o
.two
Merchants
1)
1
.000
Farmers
0
&
Wednesday— Rotnry vs. Chase
Co,
Club
vs.
MerThu »il ay- -Men's
chants.
MORAL AND FINANCIAL
SUPPORT OF PUBLIC PAYS
Mr
SunfordS
CELERY SEED
«* *a
link*
I class f
Mullet Roe
Salt Mullet
LOW ERED ( IT H RECORD
Ralph
\earbv
Ty*.->xV
;<*,v
*
of t Irliimlo, one of
bc * t golf player* m t he s t a t e , w a s in
t h e city several days ago and going
iVice Fat Mackerel
Jones’ Dairy Farm
Sausage
out t'> the Country Club played n
round with F. F. Wadhronke and of
course Ralph was the winner of the
match l i e lowered the club record to
It and this will be something for the
Sanford golfer* t o loot forward to
tm m
McCuUer
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—
n .■m m \
DelcO'Light Price Reductions
, hall
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Apalachicola Oysters
It \ l I ’ l l Y E \ R I O P I W E D
OtN S A N F O R D CD I USE
Now
will w «||
*holes, in
best
Back to 1917 Prices
Sanford High School Athletics Show Results of
Coach and Training
“ Despite their defeat at the hands
The appeal mnde by the local foot-'
association for support after they of the Celery Feds lust Friday, the
had heen striving for ten years for team is nut downhearted. It is tip to
of
■lory wns an appeal that
should the school and to the citizens
' ior have bad to been made as our Orlando In buck up the learn in their
Imagine
the
"• al men should have been behind struggle fur victory.
'j.i* movement during all these years feelings of a little handful of football
' i-t and now that the civic nrgnniza men all alone out on the field, tin
n* are behind them the results show heralded and unsung, because the rest
themselves. There has never been ■of the school did not turn out
“The athletic committee of the I’ar
• ear one-tenth as successful ns the
> -<r we arc now going through and ent-Teachers' Association, which is
•he success is all caused by the sup cumpuaed at large of D. I’. Sinn, chair
man, E. J. Milchnn, Mrs. John Cook
port given .our. athletic association.
You can im agine, the feelings o f a and W. it. Clnrk, met yesterday at tile
btlle handful o f football men all atone old high School building in conjunc
out on the field, unheralded anil un tion with representatives from every
sung, because the rest o f the town civic organisation in the city to da
did not turn out. Men figh t better cuss and formulate plans for the rnis
when they are cheered on and that is ing of $2,500 to further athletics in!
why the arm y idls regimental bands. the high school and to pay off the!
I he public is the regimental band for standing deficit of the high school;
$1,000 of this;
<• football team and the public is a athletic association.
-tintulous to further endeavors and amount will bo used in equipping the
new high school gymnasium. Asso
finally result in victory.
This lack o f support is a thing of ciation membership tickets will be
Hie past in Snnford and the Chnmbor sold for five dollars each, which will
of Commerce and other civic organi admit the holder to ail athletic consations as well as the ardent fans are tesLs held under the auspices of the
bow all behind Sanford athletics and uthletic association. These contests
things are bound to go well from now include the remaining games of the
■•n. Sanford is not the only city that football season and al! the basketball,
realised the mistake and amongst the base ball games and track events
other cities in the same boat is Or staged at home.
“ Those present representing the
lando. Orlando, like Sanford,
has
good material, but It must bo develop voious civic organizations authorita
ed, and the fans are apposed to for tively pledge4 the support o f the or
the necessary help. W e feel sure Or ganization which they- represented
lando w ill g e t it and when they do, and asked that an appeal be made to
the Celery C ity lads w ill find It a dfi- the people o f Orlando to co-operate
ficult proposition when the Tigers with the committee and buy an asso
I’lny in Sanford agatn. Thq Morning ciate membership ticket. The commit
Sentinel has the follow ing to
sn| tee from the local organizations wns
composed o f J. Y. Cheney, American
almut it:
"This afternoon at 3 o'clock
the lu'gion; Karl 1-ehman, Orange County
I 'gers o f Orlando -h igh school, will Chamber o f Commerce; H arry
meet the fa s t eleven from the Osceola Wilson, Rotary Club; Chas. S. Rybolt,
county high school of Kissimmee at Lions Club; A. R, Douglas, Kiwanls
Exposition Park. Conch Boone has Club; M ist Dorothy Slcmons, Rosa
been hard a t work shaping a battling lind 'Club; Miss Dorothy Johnson, So^
"lundron out of the materia! he has rosis, and Miss E. R. Davis from the
on hand, and It is hoped that this gnihe Orlando Business and Professional
'<
■oped. Mr. Yearby whnt>! to bring U*
Are you going down to Orlando, an Orlando golfer to play with
Friday. Sanford plays the Tigers on Wndbrook* and some other
th-ir home grounds then
player ». an exhibition d.ursome in\
~
,
the near future that all may appnt, Th‘‘ Indies golf tournament is treat- . inte the chance of seeing some real
ing some interest am! this afternoon playing at the Country Club. Hti
j should settle for some time to come, expert opinion on the Sanford
|
! who’s who amongst the fair sex on is that Sanford has at the p r e s e n t ■
the local links
time three A No.
i fieri
Mr Yearby has the reputation
The t ‘ongregationnls have lost none
M IX IN G HOLT AT COl.l Mill S
I- hiridn of being one of the
Ilf
ir Inst year's pep.
'--e
PROIIIIIITKI)
among the players of the state and
ha- a fine form of playing that ap
Rut jii s| wa i t You'll
see
those
MRI'S, n , (»rt tl
An in peal* to a 11 lovers ,.f the game. Hia
f ;tr in r s go
restraining promoters front coming to Sanford to piny the four*
b
boxing match here tonight 'nine will bring out a large crowd
Must ttsve
'hil O'Dowd of Columbus from both cities
th< at HUTS
and Pete Zivir of New#York, was is
sued in common ideas court late to\imitm bowls like an old timer, day to Robert Cline, who says he is
rol ling Aliy for his three games last O’Dnwd's manager. Cline represented I
that m agreeing t« participate in the
mi;
bout tonight O'Dowd had violated a
k*
ft*
fci
ft,
tej
the balance <>T the team's inability to
get right.
However, it is practice
they need and with a little time in
which to work out,/that Farmer out
fit will hi> hard to rntch.
Jewett nilled high score for
the
themselves in a fittle better form , the Congregatiunnls with Pennington a
r- sults m ig h t have lieen different.
close second. All the Congregational
The Congregationnls with the same team rolled good scores and piled up
line tip ns last year, were in shape a total of 2,172 pins for the three JACK HKNTLKY
GOES TO G IANTS
and howled their usual good game, games
M5
1* FANS
STIRS
while the Farmers, some of
them
Tile Rotary flub meets the Chase ft
Jim
years, ICo. team on the alleys
tomorrow
I-i-wling for the first time
i B r T h , A « a o rta f,d l* r e » .l
mre not equal to the
■anion and night, and another lively battle is
N FW YORK. Oct. .'tl
Baseball
l"-t by 175 pins
looked for as both teams are out to
Itriles are agog today over the ad
I nn] Amnnn and Kntpn Chapman, wl|>.
qnislion by the world lhampmn Giants
F a K bowling for the Farryers, were
Th following is exactly how it hap yesterday of Jalik llentley, star lottos
•.-.I for high score honors
Ralph periei last night
and pitcher of the Baltimore Inter
< ongregal iomil
1impmnn bowling one 200 game,j
nationals for reported consideration of
< Inode Couch, the Farmers' mana - 1 lidding
$50,000 cash and four players.
ger. bowled an exceptionally
good <L. Kenmql
game, considering the fncl that it was Jewett
Rental's proficiency in breaking pro
hi* first attempt in years. Hut the Pennington
mises confesses the source of bis mil
balance of the Farmers' outfit show Kent
itnry training
d that they were not in form and the A Remind
good scores made by Amnnn, Chap
21 72
man and Couch, were turn down by
Total
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U M I I E R 187
.
in Effect
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electric plant ever built, D elcoLight
Model 866, for
Y
less than
two years ago.
Similar reductions have been made in
other styles and sizes of Delco-Light.
A t these low 1917 pirices,you can now
install D elcoL igh t for less than at any
time within the past five years. A n d you
can buy it on easy payments if desired.
See the local Delco-Light dealer for
the new price and terms on the DelcoLight plant best fitted to your needs.
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“The City Substantial”
IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
VOLUM E III.
SANTOKI). FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 1, IU22
ite ita fc ifc ifc ifc a fc a K a in to ,
ONE WOMAN KILLED.
FIF T E E N INJURED
IN MISSOURI STORM
WBBH ClTY, Mo., Nov. 1
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MARCHING THROOGH GEORGIA
WITH DOLL WEEVIL
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— (My Associated Press).—
One woman was killed nnd
fifteen other persons injur
ed, several seriously, and
about thirty houses demol
ished by n tornndo here e a r
ly today. One hundred per
sons were made homeless.
F our persons unaccounted
for.
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N U M B E R 187
Ha
SOME POTENTIAL FACTS
ABOUT OUR GREAT STATE
COMPILED FOR INFORMATION
S i Hs r i
I; i
* * : GEN. MURGIA
IS CAPTURED
BY FEDERALS
A PPEA L TO CHRISTIAN
P E O P L E EVERYW HERE
TO ENFORCE LAW
P
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WASHINGTON, Nov. I.
"(By Associated
Press).—
An appeal “to ull Christian
people to exert every Influ
ence to secure impartial en
forcement of all laws” was
issued today by the F eder
al Council of Churches of
Christ In America.
tea
tej
DISTURBING ELEM EN T IN MEX
ICO EDS CAREER
BELIEVED
Some time ago the Florida Stata 600,000, an increase slnco 1912 or 131
I Hr T br t . w l i l r l P r r u )
M
arketing
Bureau compiled soma ln-‘ per cent.
HAWKINSV1LLE, Ga„ Nov. 1.—
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 1 .—General
tcrcsting
facts
about
Florida
that
The
live
stock,
dairy
and
poultry
Two big liquor seizure* here today
Francisco Margin, arch enemy o f
were afterw ard published in booklet' products of ^Florida increased from
and 3. C. Simpson, who claims h e , is
President Obregon for many year* and pa
form by the Barnett National Bank 1912 to 1922 132 per cent.
onrouto from Florida to Virginia and
one of the men who tok j f r t In t h r
of Jacksonville and the book has
The assessed valuation of Florida
Cnrl Johnson pvho said •his home was
I flight that brought death to C arrans#,
brought forth many inquiries about property is $423,908,718. As this is
pnrt LaoderdaW ^loridar were arrest
i has falcn into the hands of federal V
th«r~statc:—
For the benefit o t those bated on a 40 p e t cent valuation, o u f
e,j. Two automobiles driven by the
It m op and his caruer as &
who hnvo sent to the Herald for in real wealth has a vnlue of over $ 1 ,
two men contained about B«ven hun
1 rebel is believed ended. Murgla a n d $ formation wc reproduce some of these 000,000,000. W ith a few years of real i
dred quarts b t rye whiskey.
a smsll ban.) were unrounded near
development this could easily In- rais- j
^figures:
Durango City yesterday by federal
' It is as fa r from Key West to Pen- cd to 16,900,000,000.
troops and raptured.
k n g in b e r k il l e d
The state has no bonded debt.
Nicola by rail ns it is from JacksonNEAR HOUSTON, TEXAS
The banking resources of Florida j
ITALIAN AMBASSADOR
IIOILR BLEW* UP
have
increased 410 per cent in ten HALLOWE'EN KEPT T H E CITY
AT WASHINGTON
he population of Florida has inFIREMEN AND POLICE
( n r T h e Am o c U I M P r» M )
'creased nn average of four and seven- N,nrBA HS RESIGNED
BUSY
HOUSTON, Tex., Nov. I.—E ngincr
'» J " » '
“ P ^ r c s s . v c farm er
REPORTS OF AMERICAN RAIL- eighths per cent annually since 1880.
killed, firemnn seriously injured today
(ny Tbr Aaaorlatrd I’rrael
WAY ASSOCIATION SHOW
The United Stutes has increased in . n,‘“ r Jacksonville, gathered II .> bus 1
. Illy Tbr Aaaorlated Prraal
ROME, ov. 1 — Vittorio Ricci, 1U- at Wilmont Station near her when
i'll
1C
AGO,
Nov,
1.—
Police
nnd
fire
RIG BUSINESS
population two and four-fifths per
" f " ,rn frt,,n ,,n a i r ,‘ of ll,ni1
'■an Ambassador to Washington ho t
h boiler of a freight locomotive on
--------cent unmially since IHSll. Florida i»( W 11h a mild climate nnd plenty of men on the night shifts welcomed the
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r
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is
the
mitoriil
home
of
Trinity nnd Brazos Valley railroad
dawn of a new day nnd ijuitting time presented his resignation, wishing to
< l l f T h r A a a o r I ji f r d I ' r f M l
irniwttli* twin* a* r ipuIiN
the* u n it
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fur
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WASHINGTON.
Nov.
1
.
Indies
dairy
cow
exploded.
this morning following one of the leav* Premier Mussolini free to choos*
fil S tairs.
(ions are rapidly improving conditions
< m u i t tied, w c an do in b h i n d n a n y
busiest Hallowe'ens m Chicago's his his own trusted man for such nn im
The northern boundary of Florida is tilin g d ial can lie done in W is c o n s in
in the country’s general business life
MEXICAN CONSULATE
lory
The fire department answered portant post
fa rth er south than the southern bountoday in reports to ear service section
, .
.
In Florida you can sxvim hi l u" 1 16 alarm s during the night, a new r*'
HAS REOPENED
* alifornia.
surf, pick straxvberries and wear ros cord for llalowcn'en The police Aills \ M ERIC \ N LEGION
CLOSED IN PROTEST of the American Railway. Association, ''u r>
AUXILIARY TO MEET
which among other things showed
The average temperature in Jnck- e- in December.
for the most part were from citteens
grentest wekkly loading of freight sonville is 66 degrees in J an u a ry and
i n y T h e A s s o c ia te * T r c s s l
There nrc one hundred ice factories who thought the hoys war carrying
NEW YORK, Nov. L—Mexican from which rnilronds derived revenue |82 degrees in J u ly - the coldest and tin the state. Incidentally, artificial
The American Legion Auxiliary will “
their pranks too far
...tiMilnte closed Fridny ns protest in two years.
hold a call meeting III the Wclak*
hottest months.
| i,e v*its first m anufactured in Florida.
against action of New Y'ork courts in
lobby Thursday afternoon from 3:30
--------------------------You need less fuel and clothing ill A Maine of Dr John G o m e perhaps MRS HARDING
issuing w rit of attachment on its pro INDICTMENT WILL RE RETURN* Florida than in any other state in the humanity's
to
6 30, arrangements to lw made for
greatest benefactor l*
II \S RECOVERED
l„ rty in conectlon with rivil action
187-2t
Vrmistice
day program.
ED IN m i l MILLS C \ S E union
Florida'* contribution to the Hall of
FROM It El \ PSK
brought by Oliver American Trading
--------You don’t III
nnr«! t‘*
on quilt or I aim- m the national • apit'd
i "inpuny*. reopened todny.
Illy Tbr Aaaorlmrd I’rraa |
(Ilf Thr t**orln(rd I'rrawt
I loridn is a hunter's |»arndl'e I here
Llnnkrt like clothes in Klnrhlit lien*
NEW BRUNSWICK, N .1 , N'ox 1 .
\S \SHINGTON.
Nov.
1 Mrs
,i b wild game in the -tut* even
you tan vo’iir FINK clothes nil the
“There will he an indictment III the
II . i t , l i ng i- s a i d tihbix to h a x e r m i v
year, all places, out >>f door* or in I.
| ,i and deei
In w-ntii g< •
and
Lake County Hens
Hall Mills murder case within the
• r , d f r o m a s l i gh t r e l a p s e s u f f e r e d
..
,
kabound
doors.•
Have World Record
next three days," declared Prosecutor
|ln state production ..f miiiiufac - c ' - r a i ■lays a g o mi d t o be a b l e to
There are beautiful bills and fertile
I
Reekman,
>,f
Sn»ner««'t
county,
late
!o
- 1 up f or b i i e f p e r i o d s s e v e r a l t i m e s
For Laying Kggs
I foil -t inllicinl and -ea food pro
\ alleys in Florida It is not all flat. if
day. He declined to amplify his
tlailv
Shipments to pemls outside the d 'o is rein In s two bundled million
i.ruvcland Man Calls Hand of Tacoma, statement
state of farm products, fruit. live d' ll.it s aitlllially
III it USE REOPENS •
Washington. Man.
Mr H - k h i a n - statement came at stock and poultry products for 1922
P o l l i l t VI
DISTUHIIANCE 8 AT
l b* ee l i f e J.Ml d .f f relit x a r ie t le s of
^ ____
‘ (hr rloiic of a ilny «»f rm*l«»i|rnmn which
IN
IT
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\
It
IDA
1
(
V
It
DEN
AS. MAT A.N.
and
vegetables
i i . i -. ft uit«, nut
will exceed $ HMI.IKIII.linO
(.11 M il It I O \ N S
•
7.
AS
(Ily Tbr Aaaorlnlfd Prraal
gllVe little indlent it»n thiit th«* den ou n
The total acreage of improved Flor g i in in Florida and ,lit|,ln e lits out
t;i(( ICELAND. Nov I l a k e c o u n , lenient was approaching in tin- mves
tda farms in 1912 was I . s ’, 1,691. ’he ■
Mali aveiage one , ai ev,iv six
I 11$ 1 kr \**orlnlrd l'rr*s I
Illy T b - t u i o l a l M P rea a r
lx p ou ltry ruisers are taking excep ligation of the double slaying of the total n< reage ill 1922 i-s 2,34*,. | 61 . an oiii lutes, dnv and mgbl.
tb,
v>iii
ROME,Nov 1 Minister of Indus
IIA VAN A, Nov 1. - P a r tia l elec- ^
announcement
from
Tn
Rev
Edward
Wheeler
Hall
and
Mis.
tmii tu t h e
tries Rossi Hi agreement with Minister turns th ro u g h o u t ’ uba to d a y utihcrwl''
increase of 2t> per cent
rriund.
coma, Wash., that n Leghorn hen Eleanor Reinhardt Mills. hiK choir
Tin State has twenty million a, res
Florida l« building sugai nulls which ot I reasurx has taken step* for nil n bj (lolitu n l d i s t u r b a n c e s l a s t n i g h t
Mere made n new record by laying leader. .... the Phillips farm Sept.m
in' unimproved land available for farm , u,, prod,a, sug.rr from cane in tlur rot,liati reopening of the Hours*.
at
l ar,la n es.
Ma ta r i ; as
P r u v i n c * , i fc
«:5th egg yesterday in completing a her 14
usr- but, as ill other localities. the (y
hours
xvhub
resu
lted
III
t
w
o
d
e
a
t
h
s . Thl*
xenr’s tost.
An Ancona hen here
Mrs. June (iihsoii, self-styled eyeland should he ilispei ted before pur
Florida trees supply fruits. nuts, It F \ J S FI \t KS. AT I'O M iltlv b r in g s th e c a s u a l ty toll o f |ire-electio iy
during 306 days ending in March pro- witness to the murders, who has been chase.
/ il.s, sweets. dy> '. drug*, clu inn als, m i, t. \ I ION \ | \ N li I'll K in TER IA N d is t u r b a n c e s to six d ead and a doxen’frt
(bleed 339 eggs while another Am ona absorbing public interest in the drama
(IIIR C IIK S
The
value
of
all
irrqri
and
live
stock
pitch, rosin, turpentine gum, lumber.
u\ .1 >
wounded.
... the same flock produced 335. The I the last five days, became irritated
f
1912 was $63.823,297; 1920. $lt*. creosote and moss, all marketable and
Anconns belonged to N Pearson who »t the repeated eforts of reporters to In ,091
Estimated 1922 to be $ l 6i>, of use to man
*niiii \i.tr* :h±T' .» v n i r t t f h i i t e i n r H A
Annual Banquet .
told them fur about $60(1 each to an interview her and shooed them off 2 in.tu
»«f St I,*mite Mu , wh<> wn.t
Ohio poultry breeder from whom he her farm by the simple expedient of _
• un i t * i n t o
tuiii h
,I#*vv i-*h (i.iu rif
Fathers and Sons
firing , , barge uf bird shot over their
Kutfenic Marriages
I ui‘ based them two y ear' brfnri
With ,i 1 « » • IIt • ! I I I I ' f .111 I * . » M ••! Ui
Men,t|‘hereti 111 i interviews were
Thursday N i j f h t
Proposed by Law
th«
q.i
. it , it lot a* t i f . ' t u « | j « <l
. indie t o I 'v t. I •!>!>.uie. whenever
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SHIPM ENTS 1>F F ltl lTS
\1i- Hibson . ,, tld I i t , , III* ed to all'
in Illinois S t a t e
HEAVY THIS SEASttN wer tile bell!
with, thr fm In « f thf hff of thi* Lon! M.-t Excellent Program lias Been
• &
Arranged by Committee
Mrs. Gibson Inter issued a formal
Kill Being Prepared for Submission to J' »us Christ, Hus young Jew became
thoroughly
convinced
that
Jesus,
was
More than 3,000 car loadH of citrus s<Illt.lm.nl jn which she nilmiterl thnfc
the
the tong expected Messiah.
This
fruit have been shipped from F lo rid a 1^ , js t y)(. wjft, of WilliHm Easton, n
I'lie \nniinl Fathers and Sons Ban«voting Jew, overjoyed in the new ,,uet yvill be held Thursday evening
for the present season, according to fs-(.u. u rn„swu k tool maker. She said
I Ily T b r X• • • r l n I e d I ’r r s s l
l III! AGO Nov I F.ugeitb m ar foiiiu! fniib. iriivc bimst'lf >heerful ,• ; .. . I... I, m the Parish Hnuso. Thl*
figures given the Sentinel yesterday in
m
vtaiemeiit that there was at EM 'K t I r o I.tl inn PER < KN I i n
M l . ROTARY
t hri-l
Pastor Iturbiuis, I.i ..hi i.e , to be even more interesting
by the local headquarters of the Am rorrotvorutc
rtaire In" will be pi,,|>«,se,l in Illinois, Giispi l
account of what she
D
\
l
win,
b,iKnown
him
lot a niiinber of •ban la-t viat vvbn b was such a SUCetu a n F ru it Growers
Shipments of saw* on t lie Phillips farm >>b the night
Health t ‘oin in is- loin I Bumle'*'li. of
.,
ii
-.
ho»
-li.........
.
m *e» u r i l l g bis
.
\|...111 loo invitations hnve been
t'lapefruil have amounted to 2,(856 of the two mil rders
i h>< Jig,, linn,,i m <<1 ' "lay
I b« lull i-I
i
v
i,
i
<n
I
,
**i,g*'li*l,,
in, <l,ngs. i,
tub
had
.i
t
ill,
out to Father, actual and con,ir«, while 1,(851 cars of oranges have
being prepare,; f••i - »4,ni. —mil
tb"
Sunfi, ,1 Rot a i y '
“ I ha',- I , r, is 'iirc l tlint Mi Mott
..rti|
lie i Mine- Uliilci tb'' auspices strnctix. ami the Brotherhood boy*
t een sent to the Northern markets, it |1)lH
...ri.-H,ration of my story
I meet mg today with a g, m*,l attend legislature t>, make inamlutof v n
was said.
know he has , orroboralioii.'' she slat- unci' yifid i veryone filled with the idea qilircmcnt' of health , I'rtificate- ft,i ,'f the Preshy t <i inn and ' ongregatioli will bring many more with thema| rhun*h, to pr«« laiui tin good news Every man must be accompanied by
, f keeping up the percentage of at p,i sons i ,ultra, ting m arriage
While no definite figures were giv
: tiIns son or if he has none nvailabl*
tendance to the highest mark
\V II
er. on the shipments from Orange ^
---------------------Rev Mr Flacks, has recently re borrow one for the occasion, and vie*'
Tunnecliffo, the vice-president of the ARCTIC OCEAN
i ounty, it was indicated that fruit TO (JUKSTlON WOMAN
turned from a tour of the world, and versa for the young fellows.
'
has been moving from the Orlnmli)
IN POISON CAKE CASK |>,.,,p|,.8 Rank was among the guests
IS WARMING UP
comes
fresh from Palestine, and other
After the meeting is-called to order
ICEBERGS MELTING
packing'houses rapidly nnd in g reater
--------„l t)ie clpb nnd when introduced spoke
lands, now in the “ lime light." ttnjj tiy p r,.8j,|(.nt Whitner it will bo tum -(":(|
qhuntitics than is usunl at this time
PHILA D ELPH IA , Pa., Nov. 1.— briefly about Snnfurd saying that lie
1
'will
have a number of important and t.(j vcr
yjr Elston E. Wsdbrook*,
V
(Ily
TbA-»o-lal-d
I*—
of tii« year. There is, however, n ^jrs \\r
S terrett wil he question- intended to make Ins future home
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1 The Arc interesting meKsngey
front
those
wj,J,
w|||
nrt
„„
Toastm
nster
and
th*
tendency am ong local shippers to go ,.,| fu rth e r By attorneys regarding her j here nnd he decided to locate in San
tic Ocean is warming up. icebergs a re | a|)(|^
following toasts will be proposed: . .
u Sanford booster
slow Just nt thin time, beenuse the moVem ents 24 hours before the pois- ford and become
'
growing scarcer and in some places
n|pt.|jl)|f wjj| l„.gjn Sunday
Our Country and Our P resident
because
he
thought
that
Sanford
was
green fruit which wus shipped nt t h e ! nimed cake, which caused the dentb
seals finding the waters too hot, “ r - , night. Nov. 6th in the Congregational
Th,- Brotherhood—J s s . R. Stewartu
coming
city
in
Florida.
beginning of the season hns-nccumu- uf her husband, an expert acountant.
cording to a report to commerce tie church, and continue a t that place
F a th e rs —Judge J. G. Sharon.
Miss
Crawford,
Southern
rvpresen
1
of
Devon,
nnd
her
own
serious
illness,
lated on th e m arket and caused
partm ent today from consul Ifft at pvery j ny n( u , n m nlltj 7 .,to p . m.,
Sons—R F. Whitner, Jr.
•
tntive
of
the
American
Red
Cross,
was
received,
it
was
nnounced
tonight.
slump in the price.
introduced B ergen, Norway.
except Saturday, during the week
Address -C arl Lehman, P re s id e n t’
It is not expected, however, th at Coroner William Neville, of M ont- ' whs present nnd when
In prepnration for thesp meetings, o ra nge County Chambx>r of Commere*.
OKIHA PIGSKIN
the decline in price will Isst much gomery county, said today there wore .poko briefly but forcibly on the duthe
Presbyterian people meet with the, Atletics, Their Rightful Place—B.
*
. PAV k TODAY
b'liger, as th e demand for Florida’s many points regarding the sending,ties of all citizens to assist the Red
<
Congregational
folks, In n union pray- jj f| 00pt.r .
citrus crop this year is expected to be and receiving of the death cake which jCroaa an<l told what the lied (/roaa
M)R ( AMBRIDGE er mecting tonight nnd Dr. Brownlee
Making C itiiens—Judge
E.
P.
' waa doing s t home and abroad and
greater th a n last,* nnd the production are not clear.
will lend the service. The
ladies Householder.
“I
feel
certain
that
information
t
t
a
llod
upon
the
Rotarians
to
assist
in
Illy Tb* AiMfUlfS Tr»**l ,
is estim ated much larger thnn last
Unions will also hold prayer meetings
Our Ihibllc Schools—H. C. Du boa*.
A
which would solve the- case is being the Roll Call on tho 12th of Novcm GAINESVILLE. Nov. 1.—Accompan
season.
ied
by
n
lively
'four
fot
foot
alligator
next
Friday and Saturday afternoons
0 u r Ci t y - H o n . C. E. Henry, Mayor. *
ber.
A
unanimous
rising
vote
gave
withhold,”
sold
tW
coroner.
|
‘Thor*
The American Fruit Growers an
i Ln fUniversity
Tnlirnvaif tr nf
Pi ritel rl ft tin the Presbyterian Church at 4' The
FatherPoek.
Tho Mens’ Club—Rev. Fatherpatk,
as mascot, the
of Florida
nounced th a t the first car of grape are many point about it that do not this support to tho Red Cross.
o’clock.
•
Voluntary
talks
by
Father*
and
Judge Housholder, the speaker for football team left today for Cambridge
fruit which they shlppod to New York Jibe.
Make your plans so you can attend Sons who may have a word of
Investigators pointed out that the the day, talked on "Friendship" nnd Maas., for a game with Harvard Sntwas sold At auction, bringing $0.75 a
box
containg the poisoned pastry was failed attention to what friendship1urday. President Murphee of the nil these services, for you will miss couragement and help in the work b*«
box. The second car brought $8.72
si me thing very good, jf you fail to Ing dohe by The Mens’ Club.
a box, it was aaid. The price for or- mailed within a itne’s throw of Mr. Yncans in R otary nnd in all walks of university is n member of tho p a r ty hear this Chrlstlnn Jew.
In deference to our Sons whom w«
life and enllod upon tho members to accompanying the players.
“ngos, that is, for those which reached S terrctt’s office.
are trying to Influence by axampl*
always
have
th
a
t
friendly
spirit
to
the market before tho green fruit
EDITOR FIGARO
as well a* by precept there wil b«
ward everyone and to help those who GENERAL RAINS
causod the dump, waa said to bo ap EUGBNHTPKOPOSAL
PROMINENT WRITER
no smoking during the evening.
'
IN
GULF
STATES
need
help,
thus
carrying
out
the
sp
ir
PASSES CHURCHMEN
proximately the same.—Orlando Sen
RESULT OF STORMS
DIED AT PARIS
_ ---- 4
it of Rotary.
tinel.
•
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'
GIRL KIDNAPPED
H.
C.
DuBosc
spoke
about
the
CHICAGO. Nov. 1-—A vote of ap
I
Ilf
Tbr
A****l*l*a
rr»M
l
„
lltr Tb* Axorlmrd I’rfM l
COMING FROM CHURCH
proval was given health certificates amendment to be voted upon in No
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1— Disturb
’
PARIS, Nov 1. - Alfred Capua, F.divember
in
relation
to
the
ten
mill
'
FOUND IN WOODS £S
for persons contracting mnrringo by
ance of considerable intensity develop,
,
„
. tor Figaro, member of the French j
the national conference on church school tax and called upon tho Ro
V'
V!*"ey
e
Academy and one of France’s best
t n r Tb* AuMlrtrS l»tn*j
Mra. J. B. Calder has opened a taxi publicity today. Episcopal clergymen taria ns to support the measure and atended by general rains in
known
writers on political nnd liter
the
Sanford
RotaYy
Club
voted
unanMUSKEGON,
Micb., Nov. 1— R o<k
of
the
Chicago
dloceae
yesterday
voted
and information bureau at the Valde*
S ta tte s moving northeastward.
ary subject died today.
(thously to work and vote fo r the adop
nlie Shanty, eleven,* was kidnapped
to
require
«uch
certificate*.
Hotel concerning “11 trains and boat*
Sunday as *he come from church,
Nearly .300 representatives' of all tion of the amendment for the ten mil! will be held in th a t city and Vcvcry
in and out of Sotiford. Special courmember in the club signed up for the
The yearning to send doughboys to found wandering in the wood* near “t
‘
Uay showp to the public. Call us for ftotestiint* denomination* attended school tax.
It was also decided to send a 100 trip and Sanford wljl go TOO per cent every scene of conflict usually is mon Dublin, Manistee county, late Is ^ ' m
drivea of *lj kinds. Boat parties our the conference and only one delegate
and let the people 'o f South Florida opolized by those who are too old to night, according to a message r*e«!
was aati to have opposed theM genlc
gPe*lslty.rj,
J
fig h t
*'
.
ser a real club.
here today.
(D r Tkc Au m UIMI P t»m )
BUSY NIGHT
FOR THE POLICE
OF CHICAGO
CONDITIONS
MUCH BETTER
IN B U S I N E S S ^ ™ '
CUBA POLITICS
MEANS KILLING
SIX IN ALL
ROTARY CLUB
WILL ATTEND
TAMPA MEET
NOTICE
.
* ^
»
•1
A
t
' --'Aurfaa
\
�ranged and th roughout th e evening,
delicious fru it punch was served. The
whole scene resembled ■a /veritable
Witches J,nnd.
The Country 'Club of Orlando fu r n
ished the music for the evening, and
this fa c t alone assured it a success.
The a ffa ir was a decided sucosses
Well, the sun is out anyhow.
' HfnaiBiM* "Ml
i V i r l a t t l , giving nil en tertainm ent given by the Culld
Item, ft wit
usually are and the evening wa£ one
J. T. Mcl.ain of Geneva was in the
of the cxeptionn! njoym ent. The m em city today on business.
ber* of the St. Agnes Guild were a s
iLENDAR
sisted in e n tertain in g , by Mrs. A. !’.
And maybe we as look for cdld w e a
O—
Connelly, Mrs. R. A. Newm an and th e r w hether it comes or not.
rnl Business M eet
Mrs. S. E. B a rritt.
s Club, followed
Armistice Dpy will be a big day in
Sanford. All the stores will close a n d
P IP E ORGAN CLUB
every body will celcbrnUb"
.
i
The
i h v iPipe
i | i i V/
Oargan
tl 11 vClub
l U l l was
nun V
very
v i j gracMr. Wadbrooke willIon 10UgIy e n <ertaincd Monday n ftcrpoon.
m em bers of the Holy Mrs. Vblie Williams being the hostess
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood H a rv ard and
tea a t the C ountry nt the home of Mrs. A. C. Wiliams, children motored to Mt. Dora and O r
four o’clock.
lando Sunday afternoon.
on Pnrk ave.
/ — F a th e r and Son B anquet
Parish House a t seven o’clock
h* Men’s Club.
ay— Bridge luncheon a t Country
.b Tuesday night, Nov. 7th., clccn ig h t— re tu rn s will be given a t
house. Refreshments^ enrds
dancing.. F o r table reservations
Mrs. Forest Lake or Miss Rubn
ill lams.
Most encouraging reports Were
made by the chairm en of the various
committees in. re g ard .to increasing
the funds in the club treasury. Plans
were, made for a cooked fooil sale tQ
be held the F riday before Armistico
Hay.
D uring the social hour Mrs. WillinmH served delicious refreshm ents.
The club will meet next Monday with
Mrs. A. F. M cAlister on West F irst
street.
Mrs. D. A. Lawrence and children
of Apopka were visiting in Sanford
Sunday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C.
I. Bnrclift.
Mrs. J. L. Miller and fam ily have
returned home a f t e r spending several
days with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Victor
at th at place.
SERIOUS BLADDER TROUBLE
"Could not stand nor sit and wraa
forced to cry out from Intense pain,"
writes 'H enry Williams, Tarkio, Mon-
-TONIGHT
tann. "The doctors said I had inflam
mation of tho bladder and an o pera
tion was necessary. Tried Foley Kid
ney Pills and improved a t once. Tell
all my friends about Foley Kidney
Pills na it will save many from suffoi%ig and perhaps, as in ray cose, a
dangerous operation." Bladder and
kidney trouble demand prom pt t r e a t
m ent. Folay Kidney Pills gltfe quick
r c l l e l ^ Sold everywhere.—Adv.
TEMPERATURE :
GEORGE ARLiss
Nice sum m er w e ath er and
we have taken out the Pplm
Benches and wil) not take
off the b. v. d.’s f o r an o th er
month or »e. W e a th e r r e
p o rt Bays j w arm w eather
and *,showc^a,, and s u m
m er w eather and showers.
A lternated with a few m os
quitoes and th e
entire
bunch of w eather sm eared
with a little sunshine ' and
showers. ’
5:40 A. M., OCT. 31, 1922
Maximum
SO
Minimum ...........
*69
Range ..._...........
go
Barom eter -...„......
30.01
Rain ......................
.21
Calm and cloudy.
A congressman says most of the
im m igrants hifVc common
sense.
Doesn't he mean common scents?
‘SANFORD FOLLIES”
“DISRAELI"
The play and the Htar that
thousands of admirers hnve
onged to see in a motion picture— a drama that you nev
er will forget, supported ,v
Louise Huff. Also>
Snub Pollard Comedy
. The Business and Professional
Wednesday Geo. Walsh and
Woman’s Club will present th e S a n
Miriam
Cooper in “Serenade”
ford Follies on Tuesday evening, No
—also
a
two-part Comedy
vember 14th, a t 8:15 p. m. in the High
School auditorium. This Comedy is
full of the newest and m ost catchy
B E E D E lB lllS i
a irs now being whistled and hummed
along Broadway, brim m ing over with
M ANENT WAVING. Shampo^
local satire and usual a m a te d r talen t
■big;1-scalp n n n r r o n T i f m S ^
th a t Sanford is so rich in possession school of diplomacy seems to be Resof. • There will bo a stream of jokes
Mrs. McCoy, Welnkn Apartments.
che, Relieve and Relinquish.
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and unusual chorus work with clever
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ly worked out costuming. In fa c t a
presentation th a t will deserve the s u p
port of every one’s presence.
The Professional Club has in its
SAVINGS
membership members well schooled in
We Pay‘4% Interest on Savings Accounts
dram atic -art, and the p resentation is
under their supervision, namely Mesdnmes John Decn, W. E. W atson, R.
Maxwell nn<J Miss Rosnmond Radford.
The piny has been w ritten nnd assem
bled by the club members. The pro
is a bndge of independence. So in a bank account.
ceeds are to npply on the deficit the
More nnd more, women ore finding checking account?
club has carried over from the Inst
n
sensible
nnd business like way of hnndling their finances.
y e a r’s Chautauqua.
We are always glnd to advise them nbout opening ac
Tickets will have num bers in dupli
counts, making investments, or nbout nny financial mutter
cate, which will g ra n t every purchaser
whntsoever.
of n ticket the opportunity of holding
the lucky num ber for the prize.
Consult us without obligation. It will be a pleasure to
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serve you.
W. C. S ntchcr of Longwood was
circulating am ong his Sanford friends
today and dropped into the Herald of
LOVELY BRIDGE PARTY
fice to renew his subscription to the
csday— Mrs. C. E. Henry will en
Mrs. John C. Sm ith was the c h a rm Daily Herald.
,
te rta in her bridge club, nt her home
ing hostess y esterday nfternoon when
on Magnolin Ave.
she entertained a t bridge nt her home
Miss C raw ford is in the city re p re
on Union ave., com plimenting Mrs. senting the southern division of the
W ednesday — Subscription
Bridge Howard P. Smith, who leaves the Int- American Red Cross. Miss Craw ford
P a rty nt the P arish House at H p m. ter' pnrt of the week for West! Palm wll help Seminole county c h a p te r put
under the auspices of the St. Agnes Beach. There were four tables of over the Roll Call cam paign. *
Guild.
players and the guests included the
member of the Seminole Bridge Club
S. M. Lloyd has accepted the c h a ir
W ednesday Mrs C I. Britt will en nod one extra table
manship of tile Red Cross Roll Call
Orange and Black the Hallowe e n .
he wj„ „ ul lt over wi(h hig cua.
te rla in the niem lteu of the Lucky
Thirteen Bridge Clnb at her home rnlorn prevailed iff the* decoration and tum nry vim and vigor. S herm an is
oth er details of this p re tty pnrty. there with the big m itt when it comes
on Pnlm etto ave., at It o'clock.
I-nrge brass bowls filled with daisies, to putting it over for the benefit of the
W e d n esd ay —Girl* Friendly Society cosmos, gulden rod and other yellow town or of the people generally.
will meet nt the home of Annn flowers were effectively placed in the
rooms where the card tables were a r
Kann nt four o'clock.
The Indies’ tournam ent a t the Coun
ranged.
.
try Club will be resumed ^his a f t e r
Let us give you u
The tally cards were dainty sug noon. It was interru p te d by rnin at
WEATHER CHANG ES C AUSE
W ednesday - M aster W alter Fox will
gestions
of
the
season
and
when
scores
SIC
K
N
ESS
entertain a number of his young
the opening ^ f the club h o u s e ’and
friends nt in- home nti Freni ii nve , were enunted a f te r several spirited will be watched today with much in
CALENDAR SAVINGS BANK
games iif bridge it was found that terest
Extreme change of weather during
nt 3 15 p in
The f o u n t ry Club is proving
TODAY
Mr* Reginald Holly held high score Jtl i one of the most popular resorts Fall cause many colds and coughs |
T hursday Mrs E M Call--wav will aiming the club, m em bers She was Mn the city and more and more the For quick relief from throat, c h e s t ;
entertain tin m.-mlM-r- ,.f th. hnpli a u a i i h d an a ttra c tiv e vanity, while people a re coming tn the club to piny nnd bronchial trouble, coughs, colds,
and croup use Foley’s Honey nnd Tnr.
th. high ..or.- guest prize a Mader.n nnd h(lM , htl|r HO,.ja , affu lr8 .
cate Hridg, i lub.
• rav . . .-I w.-nt t«• Mr» I- E Umimil
Contains
no
opiates—ingredients '
Mrs Smith,the hom.ree, was pre
printed
on
the
w
rapper,
l a r g e s t sell
Mrs i A Haul. T*«»h i*f
Wll* lat
The Men's Club of the Parish House
the g i n - t Siirtda) ..f Mr- David Speer sented a set i.f crystal salts.
will hob) their annual F a th ers nnd ing cough medlciqe in the world .“ F ol
Futlowiiig the card game,
Mrs. Suns banquet Thursday night of this ey's Honey and T n r is the most plena
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
Smith
served
dainty
refreshm
ents week nnd all those fortuna te enough unt and efficient remedy for coughs
\\ A A me*. . .f Leesburg, spent the
nnd
colds
thnt
I
ever
snw.”
w
rites
HI
•i.sisting ..f bn. k . ream, rakes. U,dy to r(V€>iv,. j„ v,rations will be there.
day her. y -t.-i.la v r i ansa, t mg htiM
STRENGTH-PROGRESS-SER VICE
t !>..■
and cofft'e
On eatt plate • in account of t be spare the Parish Wm Jones, El Darn, Illinois.
Sold
nes*
were iiiiining Witch.-* riding brooms House will only am m iodiite about two everywhere Adv.
Hu- guest list for the afternoon in hundred guests a h d . t h e r e will be n
Mrs
J
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I la iv lev if | l (Ter. e
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baled
Mr* Howard P Smith, Mrs much larger crowd ‘there this year
arrived here V.sfgrdav f,,|
s b.»rt
I I- Roiimillat. Mr* .1 i Bennett,
|as( The M m 's Club of the P a r
visit
Mis .1 |i Woodiuff. Mrs Ed Lane, )<d(
is olio of the b.St llistltll
Sanford’s New StorePhone U!i
W 1 lladi ow *tf Ja< k.-iaiv til. was Mis Ben ( n-Wi-ll, .Mis |- red I fiaigor. t|,,nn m (I,,. p,iy and young and old 1
in the cit v v **s 11 rda \ on
bUMMCS* Mrs Robot! limes, Mrs Donald Smith, w dj jM, found there T h u rsday night. '
M o \\ \|<<iton Thigpen, Mrs D C.
mission
Marlowe, Mis. .1 B. U w s t.n , M rs.'
M rs_ F> M S um ner returned to her
in |.a fc,.|nnd Thnsdny aft rmmn
Messrs Blit, h. S e t t , and (•' M <iog llonrv Ptirtbm, Mrs Hoginald Holly,
■. of Do Land w.-io vi*itui* to ' . ' . i i f o ( , | Mi- lla riy Walsh, Mrs. E A. Doug- a f te r a few days stay yyilh her sister,
*• Sunday
Mrs J B Webb mi Milville ave. Mrs,
W ebb was very 'ill and ha* been for
10 StorcM In ( i c o r g i a -1 Store in I'liiriils
MKKK nl •M HUM It tu| II Hi
W. S Met. alt
••m. ij in i- Mi* Smut! r yvas .-ailed
N o t EMBER l I II
is making I t*
home on
im ini of l ho serum* ill
• t lo
•C| .
I ui-sd.iy
Mont rziifv.-i *.•,
• t;
in-s* of hei little daughter.
(•'1*1
1J | > t i o o l l
W e e k l y llllli llool l.
R<
non*.
ta ry Club, Valdez Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs, M. M. S te w a rt, with
s p. m. Drill, Co. D, Fin. Nationa their family, were called to Apopka
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Mr. nnd Mr*
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Archie B e t t s - r e t u r n
ed home yesterday from Now York Guard, Court House.
yesterday by the death of their niece,
s I' m llallo u f'o n party, at the Mrs K F Myers
anil \ . w
I "*•". yy lit re • In
Mrs Myers will
.p in t
H i g h S, b o o l
the pn*t mot ' I
be r "iiieiuhcred by Sanford people as
IVod a end ay
Miss lo lie S tew art having formerly
fc
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nooii
Weekly lutn beoti h i been a teacher in the prim ary school
Mr liad Mr- I
U . i l - m a t. tu r n
1.1
lull a ' Mn \ aldi -7 Hotel
ed yo- t . t - ' a y ., f t .
bore
She leaves a husband and ill
I -d ■til *lo -'ll til
1
1
m S pe. nil medt llig of
met i
M n Ii I g it
fant *oii bexhb-' relatives and mim
I 1 ■ .i in[ - Mur
ALL COLORS, FROM
pla< t - in I h I .i • I a in I Mobil.
* in it tee* of \ morn an Eogion, I loy d * orous friends to mourn her loss.
THE BALLOT
The Seminole County Bank
The Churchwell Company
E R G E S
Shoo Store.
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It. A. M. ATI'EN TIO N
7 HO p m. I’ractice for play by
Sfiecial meeting tonight Masonic
Business Woman’s Club, Welakn lob- Hall. Three degrees will be confer
hy.
red. Members anti visitors expected
N p. m.— F n th e r and Son banquet, and welcome.
I y Men’s Club nt Parish House.
The world a t your door every evenh P m. Bund rehearsal,
court
ng
for 15c.— Dally Herald.
house, 154 Inf Hand,
* P- in.— Mectirft; E astern S ta r a f
Masonic Hall,
• Friday
------------H p. m. - Monthly banquet, SnnforiL
BEING ISSU ED BY T H E
Mrs. C H. CamplHdl, Miss Lucy C ham ber of Commerce, nt
V a ld e z1” **"
COUNTY J U D G E
Bryd Sinythe, Mrs H uff nnd Mrs. Wil- Hotel.
Get
yuur
hunting license now and
linms were a congenial party m otoring • K p. nt.- Regular meeting Knight
nvoid
the
rush
of the last days.
to Orlnntlo yesterday where they spent Tem plars, nt .Masonic Hull.'
If
you
expect
to hunt in adjoining
the nfternoon very pleasantly
H p. m.— Regular meeting Sanford
counties,
you
mus^
nllow time to get
--------Medical-Dental Asso., at the Monteyour
license
hack
from the county
Mr. anil Mrs. Louis Kemp of Rich- zuma Hotel,
rfent
of
the
county
you
expect to hunt
mond, Va., a re guests of Mr. nnd M r s . f Following Dates Booked Ahead:
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in.
Positively
no
receipts
will be is
• David Speer. Mr. Kemp has served
Nov. 11th.—A rmistice Day, Amersued
for
huntin
g
in
adjoining
coun
ns m a s te r mAchnnic in the aeroplane icon Legion Celebration.
.
ties.
You
m
ust
have
your
license
be
' service f o r the government for sev
Nov. 17th, play " S anford Folly,’’ by
fore you hunt.
eral yenrs; he Is interested in Florida i Business Woman’s Club,
The day beforo open aenson this
in general nnd Sanford in p n r t i c u h r r . ____________ £ _____ •
y ears falls on Sunday and T will not
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----------------, Too Late to C lassify issue license on th a t day.
H A L L O W E ’EN DANCE
You can help this office and help
One M the most delightful socinl {
yourself
by applying f o r y our license
events o f th e season wns the H * llo « r-p ® R R EN T—One fa m is h e d house,
e’en Dance givqp Inst evening nt the
$15.00 per month. Apply to Mrs. nt once, and if you w a it until the last
P arish House by the Members of t h e , 11- D- U ut»nt.
18B-2tp you c^n expect to w ait for the license,
St. Agnes Guild:
FOR RENT l a r g e u p stairs bed room so come on nnd help the enuse nlong
1Hfi-Stp !nnd avoid the rush nnd delay oecasionThe Rnrisb House, wiiirh lends itself
I’ark Avi
so well to the deeorgtArs hand, never I’DR SALE (j«H>d lot on paved street, ed hy being Inst.
$1.25
( looked lovlier thnn on this occasion
$<550.00 E. K 1-iine.
180-3tp Resident County License
• Festoons of orange and black, mass F O R . R E N T - New 5-room bungalow, Non-Resident County License
$3^)0 to adjoining county and
s tre a m e rs were suspended from
imiiMHhnte possession, unfurnished.
50c to this offico
.................... 4.00
o m e rs of the room. The lights Desirable location, $35.00 p e r month.
186-tfc Non-Resident S ta te License ....$25.00
rcre covered with pumpkin Jack-o- — Geo. W. Knight.
E. F. HOU SH OLDER ,
snters and cast a wiord glow over
Get your offico supplies, statiopery
•
County' Judge.
th e icei 75. In one corner of the room
Mr and Mr* IL-nry Mil.aiilm and
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith left this
morning in the Mi-l.nulin car for a
trip to places of interest on the West
Const
.
--------Mr and Mr* Chan. F. Gates of At
Innta, Ga, arrived here yesterday and
nre stopping at the Montezuma for
the present Mr. anil Mrs. Gates will
make Sanford their home.
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HUNTING LICENSE
ittrectlve punch tablo had been ar- and Post Cards nf the Herald dfflce.
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75c
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Broadcloth
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of communication betw een th e Am eri !
RED CROSS A C T IV IT IE S
the plebian potato to th e aristocratic
can people and th e ir A rm y an<^ Navy,
avocado; all m anner of vegetables for
The succ-ecc of b i l l o n in m aking the vegetable course; and fo r de*v
In Ihe post war p ro g ra m of the a s authorised by its Congressional I
cha rter. Service ia re n dered in the*!
the trip north in a skiff has awakened sorts the choicest of fru its from
American Red Cross, fo u r y ea rs a f te r
Government w e lfa re p ro g ra m , th ia-‘jl
r
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renewed interest in the plan sponsored straw b errie s or preserved figs lo the
the end of the g re a te s t clash of arm s vestige tion of homo conditions of'en* I
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hi- the Atlantic. Deeper Waterway* luscious watermelon.
association in Portland, Me., for the • "To enum erate the products of this in all history, first rail upon* the s e r listed rhen a t the re q u est o f th e a u th - I
*
establishm ent of an^ inside and pro* f delectable land s like reading the vices and the funds of th e organiza- o ritiss locating men f o r fam ilies a n d ?
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tected wnterwav from Maine to Flor menu of some vizier’s feast in a n ' lion is still for m inistration to the eVc- families for men, a s s is tin g the enlisted HUY REAl
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Arhinn Night** tale, for no E astern I service man physically sh attere d in men in handing business difficulties
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Some of the northern newspapers potentate could surpass in supm tu o u s -1 that conflict. Adhering^ to its policy ad famly problem s, f u r n is h in g e n
are taking up the m a tter in eartiest ness the viand which Florida is pro relating to the disabled v eterans and terta in m en t and re cre atio n f o r con
There has been r
• a since the recent eeting of th associa- during for the consumption of A m e n - j their dependents, the N ational organi- valescents in Red C ross Convalescent profit made in Florida
,
j ration has set aside fo r th e fiscal year Houses and in th e w ards, friendly vis
t rtsj
| tion. at which time resolutions were ta n s .
estate and then iniprD m U lU a
‘And, as if these products were not ending Ju n e ISO, 192-'?, a to ta l of $.1 ,-; Us to the s i c k 'a n d disabled, and in any other w a y M
'• *Un t|
passing u rg in g the importance
of
-W a fire 6 *. aa.
rongrevatinnal assistance in form ing enough, Florida goes even fu r th e r and 020,692.90 in its budget, an increase of distributing supplem ental supplies for
This assertion canr, , t. . , r .
S l W r H s l U a I* r W l a A 4 r a a
the necessary links to comjlete tke n produces, five hundred million cig ars $366,000 over th e am o u n t spent for their comfort and w elfare 7
actual figures, ber«u*
T e a r.
to soothe and comfort the tired busi- soldier service hist year. This total
In addition a special recreational
uic passage.
■ a a tk a
th a t the thousands wk - aVf
In speaking of the the great results ness m an : furnishes the w ra p p ers fop trill be increased by nearly 3,000 Chap feature, known a s occupational t h e r extensive profits arc
rt)
already attained by (he assoviui/>n in yet other millions of cigars manufac- ter engaging in service to veterans by apy has been c a rrie d on in seven N avy their private affairs »•- — ( ^
the ^ years since its orgnninton, th e, lured in other state* o f th e Union; more than $5,000,000 so th a t appro x i hospitals fo r th e ben e fit o f b o th bed and there are to )*■ f ,,, 5>. l
I* »aU U *r4 r r r r r P r U a j , Al««r» C hratian Neeme .Monitor, published a t contributes sponges for a million S a t m a t e l y $9,000,000 of Red Cross funds and up-and a b o u t patien ts. T h i s work
' who have accumulate) - , v 'flTtjJ
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u nlay night baths; supplies scrub will be devoted this y e a r to services for the men o f th e r e g u la r serv ic e , has] FIorida „ fast
. .
Boston, Mass., says:
"The section from Norfolk, Va ., to brushes of palm etto fibre th a t the kit. »the Govenlment is not authorized to .nert-ased as a re s u lt of the U r g e ; being an "all-year n:. ; . •anis Ji
a »p*.
* Beaufort Inlet, N. C-, was adopted chons and floors of American homes render and fo r which it has neither num ber Of adm issions to e s ta b lis h e d ; ( . y y adve rtiw d arvar.
A a a o c la ta d P rv a a la « x e l« B tv a lr by congress in 1912, and is under con- may bo made spotless; yield ejg h iy the fund* nor the f a c ilitie s .»'
a a t l t l » 4 lo th * b n t o r r a p u b U c a tlo n o f
Th'
T a B u ™ a \* '**** gain in population
Care of the ex-service men and their patients. T he w r y f c e . h a d c o n U e t the w inter season . l o r . h r
cradlt
all n*wa dispatch** ciwditad
to it or struciion, which the section connect- per cenj of the phosphate produced
r«H
m I aU oT ha* t o t ' i i v i ‘ pubXahad 1 in* Chesapeake liay with Deleware in the United State* to rejuvenate and families is regarded a* a p rim a ry Red- w.tb an a v e rag e of 11,000 p a tie n t and ulne rMidetlts who h.v*
hsrsln.
r iVer was later authorided and the enrich the soil of foreigfi lands a s well Cross responsibility, and th a t it should some 4,000 V e te ran s’ B ureau cases a i f i u t , , to makc ^
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« ^ t S 5 ^ b * ^ m ‘£ w ll ^ % na ^ fr?2d eU1 purchase of the existing Chesapeake a * 0 » t of our own coun try ; contri- Ik- neither indiscrim inate nor n ig g a rd mon h d uring th e last y e a r . ^ I n the The increase in population
H
and Delaware canal completed. The butea the hides of sen m onsters which ly require* p atient study of an in tri
1 H E R A L D B C IL O IX O . F t *
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period from m o
J
work of cnlargemypt o f the canal t o . nr,> converted into sofU flexible laath - cate problem nnd eontinunl re a d j u i t- mntely K 9 , M able-bodied*i m en in all m, de largely durm g th. . . . . ' / T J J
the standard depth of 12 feet is now f r ; make* possible the purses and h a r d menta to situations as they exist and sen-tres a t 272 s U tio n s c . t d e into in- ter yea„ of that
Uttk*r*J
in progress of the Cape Cod canaL 1m, Ks u* *H«R»tor hide in sucb gfcner-' develop.
dividual contact w ith Red C ross work- iB every belief that the e ~ .
to U]
“The functions of the Red Cross,” era; 66,450 atten d e d 280 m otion pic- ‘
i as the w ar departm ent, under the a ‘i osity that the alligator bids f a i r to be
taken in 1930 will show■ 1 vr- -I’-t per i
Dispatches say it is snowing
in
come
as
extinct
in
Florida
as
the
bison
says
Judge
J
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h
n
B
arton
P
ayne,
Natlure
iihows
in
Red
C
ross
Ctonvaleacent
thority of congress, has recommend
cent o f gain fo r Florida thati »bj^
M ontana. How delightful. We w o n - i
ed its purchase. It is likewise hoped in the west; furnishes from h e r fo re s ts ional Chairm an, in his annual report, Houses o r w a rd s; 23,425 enjoyed 122 s tate in the union.
der bow much it costs to got to M o n -,
th a t congress, at the same time will a billion feet of lum ber annually be- “is not to u surp the G overnm ent’s r e vaudeville perform ances o r p la y s ; 19,W hat the greatest . . . .
« i*‘
tana.
authorize the purchase of the Dismal sides a half million barrels of. tUT-; sponsihilities but to supplem ent offic- 984 heard 118 sp eaking o r musical increase of the rural por .V.i i. ;w
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Swamp canal in Virginia and N orth
an*i rosin; and supplies eighty ial activity; harmoniously co operate p rogram s; 8,110 w e re p resent a t 29
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The Leesburg Commercial says th a t C andna. With the acquiation and pvr cent of the watermelon seed plant- w ith officials plans and m e th o d s ; seek athletic events, o u tin g s, c a rd partie s, upon the class which pthe building up of the ’arge 154
Lake county was the original Garden
,m plotjon of thcac ^ . t e r w a y , there «* in the United States.
'o ut the individual in the standardized rte. The-Red Cross has also provided j strong ities
With-out
I..h ' s L
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oa*f Eden. It
We^ .don't
know so nt
much
'F lorida is making" rapid
strides
nm
-j
and
his
peculiar
needs
w ill be established a contnuous in
the
fund*
for
building
convalescent
c
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r,.ma
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about it at this particular time but ode passage fr>>m Feaufort Inlet to :n <ti*ck raising ami tcnlay h a 5 stock
The Red C row acquires and distri houses of a special type a t the William c f misplaced onf-d^*
Mtt J
twenty years ago it was the Garden Boston, with the exception of the link
r of over ?nthu*ia*t
!*tt
and it wa * filled with Eves. yes.
.i. ross
state of
con
g re a te s t boast is their liv e s to c k their families;
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-o
ross the
the statiuf Sew
N'ew Jersey,
Jersey, con
• with a rapidly inrea«;rj,- - —i-*>r of
n erlm g Delaware river with R aritan ,n<Ju,tO
H e r hogs ami c a ttle have Veterans’ Bureau with the personal Naval Hospital a t San Diego, Calif. settlers w h o ’buy and h
. ■ k,Vjjt
If every business
nouse in S anford and New York bay*.
taken first prizes a t international equation in individual case*; prepares As the American Red Cross cami
* and take from th* sni
would decornte a car for Armistice
"It may be recalled that for the ,,wc^5 shows held in northern sta te s , and furnishes com forts, recreation, ouk of the World W a r esteem ed ant 1 bring* profitable return* •
';j f
’ Day there
will be some parade on gre ater part of the distance, from ant^ ^*‘r ‘l0 *1"? herds are u nsurpassed and the many necesary service* which
impetus given eveiywher- '* ■CT'.'SJt
' i
t h a t day. I-ast year it was said th a t Cape F e a r rive, X. C , to Winyah b a y ,'* ’* ft^-v in
®oul^- H *s n° l a world the Government, by it very nature, voted, never t irin g service, so
Flotda. B etter than • h
. zbo
: •
i , and fom Winyah h*> to Florida
predict that in the y ea r to mn procuse only from coluntarj- as
Sanford had one of the finest parades
i buyB one hundred stet*
j
L- t •
‘ ir.d !#
ever witnessed on Armistice Day in a n ature has provided a series and in come Floridians will consume Florida distance. These obligations «nd nri.
ri re idle i* the dozen roi-ti,
- ■" -hna
land sounds and hays, which only re- l e t t e r and cheese instead of depend
city
twice the size of Sanford
, ' p | ®
secures a limited *crrt
pure deepening to afford a rnniinu '" g upon Wisconsin for the*r product* * ha piers,
and then comtnerii •
Ttttari‘ furnishing the finest u r kept
The Herald o ff n e i- neither a pea -u s ,-annel to the >t Johns river, Fla. H, r
thing.
honey th a t has ever tickled the hum an sit intmn through liaison Red Cross of- pit? with confidence th a t it will be he
Florida ran lx- mu ••
nut stand or a nut factor) and if ther, It thi- 1 uniita t )<»n the eci.-tirig viater
*jf.
palate
Her groves and mines and
ficlent of many th r.p. •
are any jieuple here who want us to w ay along the ea*t coa»t of Florida
■it
be ai quired and mproved for ’ mi k farm - have lifted many a poor
people of Ure north <-*
Vliipul! their chestnut* out of the fire
bov to « position of vr-alth and afflu ha been a draw ing of the C hapters
sissippi- and do it • .1 •
• - •rm
the) will have to go farther
t* far HI fu rther promotion o ' commecre
el.i
c
more dirivt and immediate cornNothward from Boston it would lw
must lie some mea-,* • * ei
as we are - oncented there a n *ornIt is no common thing for small tnunuation with tbe V eterans 1 Bureau,
*transportation, bu'
■ ■) to
of them we devoutly wish would go so ■t.iefly tieiessarv to extend the w ater
SANFORD-IIUICK COM FAN Y
fortunes
to made by the increased
Simplification of methods, how- a 19
come as the need* f -v
f a r down they would not get !>n. h in wav T-. a -u ita lic point on the coast
<>' Maine to be determined by en g i v aim f groves, truck farm s and city ever, has not increased, the govem .
!h«
the congested area* •* \
this decade
IN T H E RUICK AQKNCY , more pressing. Thneer* and serving the important in property I know a man who, ten years im-nt s nei-d of Red Cross assistance,
‘ ■-rply
—o ------- —
a* it made evident by the continual
dustral a n a * along the M errm ar, the
t ^ u k'hl “ u 'n 3trt' k'roVt for
trasportation for f,
With the many new garages being
N. H
.-.fWVOO which today he would not sell call for increasi-d funds and ix-rsoni ‘ - a t a q u a and the Kcnnebe, rivers.
■ ■-*r.t
taken out of poll*
built in Sanford the new dealer- start
To the extent of its financial
In vow of ttie continuous erv of f -r 54u.itihl.iH) and annually he pays nvl '
e , •' ill
the
support
and
tr•
•
•
ing in bu-ines- here the" automobile
the
Red
the railroads that they are unable to hi* income lav to I nrle Sam I know and personnel resources
\ ctnsses and all fa
■f> -Jay
business will take its rightful pluct* in
> - the
• a iry all the traffic consigned to <>f city property in Florida which has Cross must continue to discharge this
is
thia
fat
being
r
Sanford a* one of the btggt-Sl in the
Outside of John Cook and L C. Moore
■here
t h e m , it would seem that any such mereused in value qpt only a hundred mandate from the people.”
entire country— and a$
world which t is Th.* <i!> ha* a!
- this
, >p- -ill having 'o r its ultimate a run but a thousand fold and has made rich of the active Red Cross C hapter mem new company will have their office* shall exist normal 1
ways beet a good automobile ten ter
f- *r,d
-alertihie ini rea*.- n the (sissilulitlea men who hud the vision to invest in it. l>er*hip feu persons appreciate the
line Florida will take ■r *
but few of the m anufacturers of cars
- .-rest.
f f c - i c h t tratisfiortaiion in one ur No class of people in Florida know maknitude of the problem of the di* "JC* a * formerly and expect to handle 1everywhere wilt lx- - ■>
seemed to think -» and did not put
Buick parts and in short time will
rn -r. of the shefTons of the United these fait* more certainty ihnn the able,) ,■* service man. And on A nnin
Too mpeh is expet,Ueo - ,* jir.|t
dealers here hut relied *-n s elling rars
Florida
realtor.
If
we
could
collaborticc
Day,
November
11,
when
the
A
m
|P
ut
*n * s*rvice station to give real propaganda for tbe elite* f •i t itata
sta te s should m erit serius eonsiderain Sanford with headquarter* in other
on Buicg cars. John Cook is What is needed is a pul
f 1 hit
*o.n of congress ” -j-St Petersburg ate on the stories of success in Florida erican R-d Cross inaugurate* it* an
cities .Now all this is hanged The
* ** ■
we
could
out
Marden
Marden
the
nual
round
the
world
Hoi)
Call
for
w*
’^
known
here
having
handled
T -llies
can be done in the vsr
dealers are • mil mg to Sanford in or
- acre* r story w r i t e r ”
the enrollment of the 1923 m em ber bandied Buick c a rs for th eir terri- and what has been dom
■c- . .-Witt
det t o i 'n v t r this territory as it should
. 1 .*?
y — D~
-hip. there w-il| lx- tinder tre a tm e n t in t |,rJ *tnre the time when Buiek cars ha* been too much n* r
•ft I II M in t I FI IHHD \ STH VNG
b* covere-l
In th- automobile bu*i
> ES WK \R K (i t MN t ,
**.,v i-r'-mirit ho«pital more than 20. ',' ,' rv f ,^’' , m anufactured and he has of n desrr to inerva**- t i e
' ‘M
Kit III \ N Fit TH>N
tie*' )' 1 ’ ■ ’ g • • rv • i.*t a<MHI veterans
In the opinion of the been the dealer for this te rr ito r y for ities
1
Build up ten d ’
you
- t i,- r 1 -o - Thi-r* .*r■- a*
------jrI -.try r,1 u . p a p e r man in *--uth Surgeon General of t he Army the peak tnan>*
tbe local ag e n ts hadling in the vicinity of Palatka .** 1 »U
m.«r.v a .t rni t <* ' . 1 th- p o p u la t io n in
\ t t to r-*-mi , ottv e iilio n
of the Florida who i* a Rotarian ha* w ritten of disabled men under reconstruction *bem through Mr. Cook a t Orlando, will,'automatically, build »r : x-aoufy
Sanford a.* in any other city m the Florida S tate R ealtors’ as.iuciation and asked us if we were going to at- will not be reached u nti| 1926.
! Through the new a r ra n g e m e n t tficre with a rapidity th a t will t* nv\ft (tiworld and this is responsible for the if> St, P ete rs b u rg two prizes were of- tend the All Florida Rotary Day a t
JJ i d jlj)
Some of the notew orthy accomplish- 'i’f plenty of ca rs on hand a t all couraging. There would l- »
-and
increased business along this line and fm -d . one for the best five minute Tam pa on November. Yes, we arc nients in soldier service during th e Gmes and with the p arts and th e ser- nwny of some of the sorry ■
• \r fSthe many new buildings being erected t a Ht-r of the community represented going and a f te r all*this fuss and f r a - - fiscal year ended last June 30 were ’rt* the Buick car* will fill a larg e n building up to fine. »:
for the r)ea »-r*
b> the -peak, r . the other for the l*est rh.-r* if those new spaper men
in recorded in the annals of 2,669
Red P'a r '‘ m the field. Mr. Moore will bo tablishments which w
• 5 11 I
—p
----l'i minute t-t'k .n the possibilities and Tam pa do not have all the ingredients Cross C hapter in all p arts of the '■“ m* a resident of S anfor ! and a r t as g reater a ttm -tio n to ..
t I* rt .rut-* of the *tatc- of Florida U r a g.Hxi time we will fell th.-m country, L>0 more C hapter than were b*ca! m anager and the n?w firm will | Palntka should use >'•
IS TH ERF. \ ( \ l i -*111 HU \ 1. K ’
I I Hatt-.r of Bartow won both -orm-thing
Having no stenographer engaged in this - p c ial field the year
have a fine line of adve rtisin g . f o r t to bring new o— •
i
r
■Hi'r.lk*
were
de*.
r
ipl
1
ve
to
w
••
.an
n
u
l
answer
all
the
invitations
prevtouThe
i
h
a
p
tr
1
*
the
unit
of
n
(be
Daily Herald
Watch for their nam county who would
11
r.
■
.
,
Th. r
t .1 - - l» T
p e r t -f
i q u e n . e .n every p a p e r but let th is be y o u r a n s w e r an d *lnp 1 1,(. Ke,t t r
-rganizntion arid thru announcement* of new cars
inmirnt resident* upon t ’
t..iJ--rr tr i« • .itw.t th> .11 *hi irt.ii.’1’
I'loruliT
W e giv ? Ik-Iow e x t r a c t s w r i t i n g
T h e e d it o r o f. t h e H e r a ld its v o lu n t e e r * is a c c e s s i b l e t o e v e r y
lands which will bear cui
that it
in** Italy- fair tu the -hip
h:. a d d re ,- on Florida, taken will be there if we ho- physically able disabled veteran and to m em bers of
T bp Herald delivered, 15c per w e e k . :
increase the import
p«'r* t. hav-t* tfn truth ki.i iwri i*ar!y
mi
t h e Polk County Record, whidh
f
i
n
a
n
c
e
s
h
a
v
e
nothing
to
do
with
a
h
is
family
at
all
time.
Between
Ju
ly
to
d°
*11
kind*
of
job
p
rinting
ounty 9f P ala tk a .— Palatka
in the N4MMin thut he mnv time his
-•ublisheti both in full. No Ivetter de gathering, of Bntarians.
1, 1921 an d -J une 30, 1922, Chapter* 1
shipment* of citrus fru^t- nc.orilingscript ion of the s ta te has ever been
------------ o—---------i reported 1,665,079 individual ^instance* ’
Jy if *uch n thing is possible Citrus
. . . . . .
. . put in print. IIt follows:
TO
T
H
E
MEMBERS
^
N
D
of service to ex service men and their
fr u it can be shipped over a in-rnxl of
,
.
,
,
" H o n d a ha* an area as gTeat as *
F R IE N D S OK l HK RED CROSS
at a cost estim ated from
time us long a.* the fruit has not
, th at of all the New England states
■
reports now at h a n d ^ f .m o r e th an $5 ,reached m aturity am) could proliably i
if whch are to be found a populaton
It is impossible for me to meet all
be arranged with the view of s a v
of fifteen million, yet Florida has a
of you personally as I should like to
Mor* than ]-°°° P *™ ™ ! I>a 'd a "d
ing in tar* especially since re frig e r a
population of barely one million.
(lo, but I am enabled to say a word volunteer, were engaged in Red Cross
to r car.* do not have to Ih- used exHowever, despite her youth in develop
cept ip very warm weather. The re.
. directly to you through the courtesy d u ty during the y e a r in Governm ent
in el an«‘ ber scanty population, she
. _______ _____ .
„ n . . . „ __
hospital and District offices of the
pfcrts on the car shortage give the .
, ». , .
’
. ‘ .. and co-operation of the Daily Herald.
‘
*
.
,
.
has contributed generously, to the
, ,, , _
o n / - .. U. S. \<e teran s' Bureau. The Sez^vice
ventilated cars short ami *Lato th a t
^ j
The annual Ite^l Cro** Hoi! ( a l l .
.
wealth yx the nation and ha» earned
... ,
. . . ..
.
_
.
Claim.* and Inform ation Service at
The Peoples Bank of Sanford ia proud of
there will Ik- plenty of re frig e ra to r
#
,
. ,•
, w ill be held November 11-30 th s
1
’
the title of gre atness as interpreted
,.
Nations
.
.
the fact that its patrons are so faithful, and
National Headquarter* handled 37,200
cars. Mnce the Nanioro section u s e s , ^
^
irj s F R V I C F
year. Will you not write or *|H-nk an
that they assist so materially in the growth
compensation and insurance claims,
only me refrig erato r cars during the ' ^ Coni 7 doV the* am azing growth of
to
of
this institution.
24,560 allowance and allotm ent cases,
S. M. Lloyd, general chairman, S an
Season it will |>e goryd news to the her m aterial resources as shown by
and 9,700 miscellaneous claims. Sines
grow ers to learn that there w,ll lx? „ rom parativt. ,,a te m e n t between the ford.
F ebruary, 1919, when this service wa*
This spirit of loyalty is valued highly, and
Mrs. Endor C urlett, chairm an, GeSufficient re frigerators U. haul their
of 1JM1 aiu, 192 t.
established, it has disposed of 64,174
wfc
wish to reciprocate by giving the very
va.’
perishable stuff. When celery and; " j n lh a t decade she quadrupled her nev*
allotment check* payable to v eteran s
best
service of which we are capable.
Miss Allie T ra fford. Vice-chairman,
lettuce and other Sanford vegetables output of g ra jiefruit, Irish potatoes,
yyhich the Post Office D epartm en t re
g e t ready to ship they must be ship c e l e ^ and cabbage; tripled h e r crop af) .° ‘ r
r
ported undeliverable. This item alone
You can help your bank to grow and to
ped rig h t now without any delay and of tom atoes and hay; and doubled her
M, " s y n e s t o u r e r , Sanfonl. gives an adequate idea of the individ
become
of greater assistance to you and the
the shippers want to know that they production oranges, w aterm elom , l e t - . Miss Virginia Smith, executive scc- ual n atu re of the Red Cross con tac ts
people
of
this community by seeking to in
will have the cars and the service be tuce, peppers, cucumbers, oats and rc ^“ rT' 7 an or •
/
w ith officers and men who t e r r o d in
fluence
your
friends to deposit here.
Tell them you will help- with the
fore the season s tarts. It is all right r o ,w M
p fas,
the Arm y and Navy in the late w a r.
to say there will be plenty of cars but
“ She in c re a se d her pecan crop f r o m ! ™ 11 cal1 in ^
neighborhood, or
-r , . y * . y . - --1 - yx t,
The basis of this stupendous work,
--jj-—
; ^ ...
sometimes it is another thing to get over 1800,000 pounds to nearly ifiO O .-i0 '* ' you wUl rencw your memb«r* reaching into the rem o te st and m o st
. -- • . x
them when wanted. With the fruit 000 pounds, th e value of h er livestock ;s biPisolated p a rts of the country, U the
shippers g e ttin g alarm ed abdut the from $23^00,000.00 to nearly $57,000,
Your Rcd Cro9S c h sp to r is, or individual need, and th e Red C ross is
ventila ted cars it is time the v e g e -, 000.09 her poultry products from o v e r ' should he. one of the forces for the concentrated upon it to the end th a t
table shippers investigated the refrig 72.000 ooo.ufl to over 70,000,000.00, h e r ,! regressive betterm ent of your coun- the disabled ex-service man m ay ob
Sanford, Florida *
. e ra to rs and find out just what thi; sit ri, r <ri>|1 frim, a meairre 16,000 bush *>- but your C hapter and the national tain a)| his r j,rhtz( under the law th a t
untion will lx- in re g ard to -ending ,.|„ to )>v,.r 11 :,ooo bushels, her su g a r organization are dependent upon pub- his especial wants m a y be p r o m p t l y ’
our perishables northw ard front th« rane syrup from over 67,000 barrels be supjw»rt. Ixx-ally and nationally, supplied, that his own and his fa m ily ’s
f i r s t of December to the first of June
j ^ oflOO ltarrels her sfrawjtcrry Red Gross officers will appreciate situation m ay be rendered happy and
==
O ur crops arc our g re a te s t in v e s t-j t r 0 p from 35 c a r load* to 720 carloads, y o u r active co-operation and pledge free from worry and care, and t h a t in
sy * m ent a t present and we w ant nothing and her corn frol 5,000,000 bushels you J h e ir best effo rts to keep the the outlook the fu tu re these men shall
organization faithful to its obligations visualise incentafives fo r independent
t o interfere with their transportation. jo over 1 1 ,000,000 bushels.
The grow ers have enough trouble to
“ Florida has provided for the menu to disabled ex-soldiers and *in its and fruitful effort.
g e t the vegetables ready for m arket of A m erican oranges and g ra p e fru it m any oth er services to th e country.
Sincerely yours.
‘ w ith th e U g h fre ig h t r a te they f o r b r e a k fa s t; o y sters, s h r i m p .a n d
on duty, too, at all important Army,
HARRY L. HOPKINS, Manager.
a r e obliged to fiby th e y should have sea food f o r th e e n tre e course; the
Navy jind Marine
'
Corps hospitals
* * basic m aterial for all good salads from
S outhern Division, A. R. C. tiona
.7 /
. •• •
M A IN E
fr o m other
SANCTUMS :
PifK H
lliili
•~ S I
yiM
CO-OPERATION THAT
COUNTS
OF SANFORD
t PIANO CO.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1922
PAGE THRK9
Good craps ore reported this y e a r ,
■■■■a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a H a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a
Red Cross Meeting
in the United*States hut prices are
Tonight at Valdez
not satisfactory In face of a shortage
of crops in other parts of the world.
Plans for Drive
.Nearly every large producing country,
except our own, scorns to have arnall’ Roll 1 all < nmpaign Will he In Charge
--------*
of S. M. Lloyd
ioi returns from field, garden and or-;
:
AI)S
; | chard. Indications are that prices
C u d . of Sanford’. Reput- h
Nothing uf real worth is accom
A! a meeting of the Executive Com
.bU ProfeMional Men, each M ^
L'laaalfled Ada lc a lint. No «■ will advance with the new year. The
nuttee of ihe Red Cross together with
plished except through Co-oper
of whoa, in hla choaen pro. ta ^
ad taken for Im s than l i t . „ im • trouble abroad is the |x>or financial
a
representative
uf
every
o
rg
anisa
feaalon the Herald recoin* to* ^ and positively no el— irm
ation.
an conditions.
tion in the cily it was decided that the
m ead. U U i. people.
*
•• ad» c h a rte d to anyone. Caak *to
Institutions, communities, indi
Annual Membership drive would be
*
must accompany all ordera. Ito
Try a Herald Want Ad today.
\
conducted on Red Cross Sunday Nov
Mf tan M| »•|B ■Mi M IM Ml
viduals
grow ip the proportion
Count five words to n line H
ember 12th. It will be an intensive
^
and remit accordlntly.
M A VITAL MESSAGE— If you suffer
that they are useful to each other
drive forgone hour only from one to
George A. DeCottes
Ito
M
from "RHEUM ATISM ,” CONSTI twn in the afternoon at which time
in the advancement of aims, de
PATION, INDIGESTION. ECZEMA, every one will be requested to remain
a b t m n n a n n n
Attorney >al-Law
sires,
attainm ents that make for
BRONCHITIS, BOILS, or your nerves at their homes to meet the represen
FOR SALE
are affected in any way; or you de
Over Senrfnole County Dank
success.
SEVERAL HOUSES for tala]
Sea sire to hove a flno clear, healthy com tatives.
President
Harding
will
issuo
a
pro
[SANFORD
-i- -I- FLORIDA
Thig-pln.
BA-tfc plexion, we w ant you to try a pack
We want your full co-operation;
clamation to the people of the United
age of our MARVELOUS REMEDY, States to ubserve this day and the
we have need of it, that we may
FRED R. WILSON
Plants from northern stock, $4.00 YEASTOLAX. Among its various
ministers
will
preach
Red
Cross
nerbetter help you to succeed.
attorney-at-law
per thousand, f. o. b. Lake Monroe, elements YEASTOLAX contains the
mons on th at day. At the meeting held
164-2Btp highest and moat potent VITAMINES
| first N a tl Bank B ld f, Sanford, Fla. Fla. M. Doyle.
here the following officers wore elect
Special attention to examination of FORDS, Buleka, Oldsmobiles, Oak- which the scientific world has found ed:
lands, Dodge, Cole 8, Overland, to be absolutely necessary to bodily
Abatractn of Title
S. M. Lloyd .chairman of the Roll
Chevrolet, Maxwell for sale. These vigor. People all over the country Call, W. M. Haynes, chairman of fin
c a r. are lote models, and have been re- have found great relief through its ance. J fi. Sharon, chairman of npeakfinished, m aking them very desirable use,-and now feel the joy of perfect e n . Schelle Mnines and Miss Allle
ICHELLE MAINES cars to prospective buyers, and the health and vitality. YEASTOLAX al Tniffnrd volunteer prrsonn! commit
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
prices are right, with easy terms. 6 so has the properties of being non- tee, Dr. S. W. Walker chairm an of
LAWYER
and 7 passengers.— B. & 0 . Motor Co. gripingly and mildly Inxntive, yet its churches, Mrs. Endor Curlett, chair
r . V, FORSTER, President
B. F. WI1ITNKR, Cashier
• Court House 209 Park Ave., Sanford, Fla. Distrib nction is sure.
man of rural organisations, R. W. ■
In order
t<> quickly introduce Pearmnn chairman of publicity, Mr. ■■a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a
utors for Hupmobile and Lexington
YEASTOLAX
into every community, John Mrtsch, chniriuan supplies.
ears.
"Wo
carry
the
parts.”
[Byes Examined
Glasses Deaifned
(Tuiirtnoft Lloyd desires a meeting
140-tfc we will give for a limited time to any
Henry McLaulin, Jr., FOR KALE—C melody oAxophone person who will mnii $ 1.00 to cover of a the chnirnmn of committees to
meet with Mbs Marion Crawford field
O p t D.
good ns new. $120 takes it, half t,H' l'oM " f “ lil,,’rnl «iwd package,
representative for the southern divi
cash,
balance
$10
per
month.
R.
J.
A
11801.1)1
KL\
H
IK
E
Optidan-Optoin etriei
sion
SO,000.00 RUBLES
Holly,
Herald
Office.
170-Gtp
||13 Kaat F lret S treet
Sanford, Fla.
Tile Russian Ruble recently " an hri v
FOR SA LE -Hosier and Gays' paints
worth fi.vc per ruble, giving the above roll
and varnishes at Sanford Novelty
n value uf $27,500.00,
| ELTON J. MOUGHTON wforks,
Sanford agents.
183-tfc
Save this money; many a great for
ARCHITECT
1 FOR SAI.F. -14 head of rabbit, old' tune has been built up by buying
' and young. Cheap. 505 Myrtle | fllrt.,K„ miltu.y jlft(,r Wurs Tllc ChiRoom 7, Miller Bldg.
avenue,
186-Jtp
Tribune on September 12th calls
SI
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
| SANFORD
FLORIDA
f o i l SALE 7 piece living
room attention to the new ennui which has tin '"tip In ib c house* o f mime .if t*■>r
wicker set. Apply Bee Hive. San- just been opened for shipping between fti> ini'
PHONE 325
KODAK DEALER
l.iitb* J o h n n ie
with
it" T H E R E X A L L S T O R K
ford
ami
4th
St.
185-6tc
Russia,
Germany
and
Central
Asia
,
1
h
<
v
uinb
r
each
arm,
innri
lml
up
j..
Dr. W. D. Gardiner
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>r ami knocked
| WOOD FOR SALE!— At $7.50 per cord!,,ff" r<,i,1h' n new source of raw motor0 K 8 T 0 P A T H IC PHYSICIAN
"U hr nre von ■••lllnx th e »onp." to
l
sawed
and
split
to
any
measure,
tieinU
for
the
Russo
German
combine,
VVelaka Apartm ents. Suite 15
M' ill the lady of Ihe honin'
llvered in Sanford. Will supply nny especially oil, manganese and topper
i r.iu. $ : t f»r itiidciirr
Office bourn 9 to 12; 1 to 5
amount and book all orders for deliv- ami opening up the rich Persian and
’"11 roc million dol.Hra' And ..re n ot
Sanford, Fla. iery in order received. I'lensc write Cent ml Asian trade to Germany and
I Phone 437-J
ri.lHC ,| all h) y o u r se lf)" (
50c DIOR POUND
plainly, s tate whether oak or pine or Russia Think what this means, sure
eiinie th e quirk
resp o n se
tl.other IIMIe ho\ helping me "
p. D E LA H A V E , J r.
mixero is wanted.—F. S. Vernny, Snnf'ontnniB following fruits and nuts
Cherries, Pineapple, Apples, C ur
Architect and Engineer
ford, Fla., Route A.
109-1 mo-p
rents,
Raisins,
Sultana
Raisins.
Filibcrts,
Walnuts, Almonds, Citron,
115 years cxperionce in Resiik.nce Go
SA,_K Vu
^
Mjrd F ..ted Flslder
Orange,
I-emon.
Figs
nnd
Dates.
rage, Storage-W arehouse, Mill <on
Ml • IllHeldei of Ihe l,..s Vageles
jutnirtion. Re-enforced Concrete Strutin. good income property, priced
teiini hi a recent itami' with San I inn
ttiri'S Hotels, andRHTiee Buildings. P. right. Part cash, balance time. Gen.
eth o i o IIPI.'.I with flic f e m e In oink
Phone 339-1.-2. Sanford \y K night
185 3ti
Inc n n underfill
eateh
and
was
klioi'ki'd iiiieoiiKibnis, ami when he
FOR SALE I roniti house, lot Ml h\
Next to Prlncetio Theatre
w as • -irrled to the i hiMimise th e Imll
117 Gas, electricity, modern
Fur
was n h|» Imnd In n r ts e llk e grip.
particulars inquire at IL’Uti Palm. Iti
M o d m an a gers would lie siitlsfleil If
Aveltue.
IH5 dtp
t i n - t pin\ its w ou ld clutch th e hull
BEST LOT m Sanford, $.iUti down, w a s B u n n
like that when Ihey ure conscious.
in m e r u r t r L c
balance easy monthly payments
Will give deni if desired to build Vp Known N ow Thai John W esley W i i
to
-------of the Sam e D etcen t X* the Duka
ply quick. “J O." care Herald,
■■■■■■■■■■■■a a a a a a a a a a a B l a a B a a a a a B a a a B a a a b b b b b b m m h m ■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■*
to You can find the name of
of W ellington.
j
185 31.'
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to every live Business Man
I FA R M ERS— You can get seed bed
A m ovem en t In te s to r c the lom h of J
to In Sanford in this Column
frames and irrigation plugs nt tb« John W esley, w lildt Is In an advanced ■
to each day.
!Sanford Novelty Works.
100-tfe sta g e of devil), and th e ren ovation of ,,
to
FOR SALE Goixl lot on jmvi*.1 -treet, Ills chapel on Ihe ' h o tou glifare known ■
i>.; t. us i' ll ) road, [.iiinloti, is a Iread) tin
$630,110 E. F. Lam*.
We’ll D y e ,F o r You
der wa> In England, and an effort Is *
b eing miole to Inferesi Aojvrl' an Meth ^
BON TON STEAM I’R E S S E R Y
FOR RENT
"dlsls
Kent & McKee, Props.
FOR
RENT
Otu* fiirnnh.il hiHISl t
I be IoihIi, till
11 ••-1 and W e ll e ) - H
CLEANING, DYKING, ALTERING
hou se in n i p ) a site given to lit mi in J
$13.00
J.cr
month
Ajij.ly
to
Mrs.
Work cnltxi for nnd delivered
186 2tp 1773 by Ibe ■Mi "f lamdon, not fin m
Phone 464-J---------314 Weal First St. H. D. Durant.
from the old camion foundry on Kins ■ r
FOlt RENT— l.arRr' upstairs bctl room bury square, the llrst home of Mclh a w
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The mint! of 1818 couldn’t conceive of the miracles
l8C-2tp odlsm In London Wesley’s death oe J ■
“WE DELIVER THE GOODS’ 300 Park Ave.
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curreil In 17P1 In Hie house grunted a ■
that human ingenuity would perform during- the twen
him by the ell)
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tieth century. It couldn’t imagine the wonders that
Not w tlli«lnndllig tile pi ip IIIa r belief a ■
S t o r a g e I* acilitlCH
Desirable location, $35,till per month,
dial Wesle) m e of buiiible origin It * ■
would lie wrought by now agricultural methods and
■
(Jen \V Knight.
IHd tfi
Wf please you, tell others; tf not,
fill M burn 4‘hl u isU%
'll I’tl I lint In* All** n* ■ ■
■
modern manufacturing grenius.
It was ignorant of
ts'll us. Phone 498
FOR R EN T—Furnished apartm ents
luted to one i;u> of Welswe, who « a* *: ■
"
Fernnld Apartments, 303 East 1st i i i a l e . i an i art l>> King Albelstnio* In ■
1ransportation as wo know it. 01 tho progressive sales
SANFORD
St,
HH-tfc lIn- Tenth t e l l |t i n \\ i-sley I* ilesi elol
P IIR F IY
*
PROFESSIONAL =
: CLASSIFIED :
CO-OPERATION—The .Spirit of Progress
r 4
First National B ank
JUST RECEIVED
=
=
JUST RECEIVED
Fresh Shipment Norris Candy
C.
BEST
BOWER
FRUIT
CAKE
ROUTH BAKERY
: BUSINESS
: DIRECTORY
GET YOUR POST CARDS AT THE HERALD
They Couldn’t Know
Mtichine & Poundry Co.|M*R
K ENT—Rooms and kitchenette
—Shirley Apartments opposite poet
General Machine and Boiler Works;
jffiee, upstairs.
28-tfc
Cylinder Grinding; lie Luxe Piston*;
fry Wheel Steel -Gear Bands; Crank FOR R EN T— Furnished apartm ent —
811 Elm Ave.
185-fitn
Vbafta Returned--------------- Fhone 62
'F O R RENT—4 room cottage on Magnolln Ave. Apply lice Hive, S an
GILLON & FRY
ford Avenue and Fourth Street.
185-Ctc
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
FOR RENT— Three room aphrtment
— 1300 P ark Ave.
186-Otp
Weatinghouae Light* *nd Appll*nee»
FOR KENT— F ront bed room, am i
New Lin* of Fixture*
able for two gentlemen, nlao two
____ 123 West First Street
garages. Apply 618 Oak Avenue.
181-Ctp
SANFORD NOVELTY
WORKS
V. C. COLLER, Prop
General Shop and Mill
Work
WANTED
W E WANT to recharge and repair
your batteries. Our starter, genera
tor and ignition repair department is
in charge of nn expert.
Genuine
"EX ID E"
B attery
Service.—RAY
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER BROS. Phone 648. Sanford. 172-tfc
W ANTED—Boy with wheel, 327 San
•17 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla.
ford Avenue.
179-12tp
WANED—A chance to build
your
B. W. HERNDON
new homo before lumber get* any
•N.
higher. Plan* and estimate* furnished.-—Sanford Novelty Worka. lM -tfc
INSURANCE AGENCY
PERMANENT WAVING, Shampoo^
mi
ing, scalp and facial trea tm e n ts—
Mrs. McCoy, W elska Apartment*.
I 8B-6 tp
S. O. Shinholser
WANTED— By November 10th a t latest, two rooms furnished f o r lighthousekeeping. Will be here perman
FLORIDA ently, Must be re asonable Can f u r
nish best of reference. An*wet* to
day. P. R, Brown, care Herald.
Contractor and Builder
BANP o r d
• j*
*{**■ lob In
p rlfC /j
«on than
jhU2wb,!«Bi,
Tw
^ n e h A»..
t
•
nm r
_______ Twvt!0*to,vt»r '*0. W .. S.
A’ SMi la leftteter Notify G, W,
in], iieeordlng to th e s e findings, from
tlit- • m m 1 ancestor a* tin* duk e of \V*-I
llngion
In 1733 Joh n W esley en m e to A liter
lea and settled Hi .................. ml started
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the "Second Rise if Methodism," the !■
movement having been founded nt Ox !■
ford from which Wesley «ns a gradu I' ■
■
ate, ten years before.
■
Waitress’ Name on Card.
J
The old "Is that our waitress)" |B
problem has heen snhtnl by the man ’J
agement of a ten. sandwich nhd Ice n
cream room In one of the mlrttown t*
bolds popular with theatrical folk. a
The patron la never nt n loas to know | J
how to address his servitor, or Send- >a
Des*. for under Hie glass of encti |*
(able Is *11p|»ed a neatly lettered card
giving, the nnme or the waltres* ns
signed to It. T h u s :
"Your waitress' name Is Mary,” or
"Your waitress’ name Is Lillian.”
i
“Yes, It Is a great Improvement," *
mused one patfon the other evening aa
he lingered over a beverage blnsphemooaly Bated a* mint Julep. "But re
member In the old daya In this same
place they didn't have to hare a card
on the mirror saying; "The bartender's
name la Dava.**—New York Sun.
Band* en Hla Clgara.
Mr. Blake hesitated at the entrance
ef the cigar store for a h w minutes,
looked up and down the street care
fully and then cautiously went Inside
and shook hands with the proprietor.
“Well, Jim. old man. what’ll it be
today) Same old brand)"
“T hat’* Just It.” whispered Hlake
"That's why 1 came to see you today.
You see, this Is my birthday nnd Ihe
wife la nn the way here to buy me «
box of cigars. Would It be too much
trouble for you to put inme of*tho«e
pretty cigar band* on mjr favorite
brandT*—New York Mall.
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-
supplies, stationery
Herald office
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Hack in 1818 the greatest newspaper of the day deof good merchandise of proved value,
the many things we need in prder 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
methods of today. It could not sec the vital part that
would be played by advertising.
dared that the world had reached the limit of human ex
pansion. It even went further, saying that there weren’t
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
enough supplies in the world to support further growth
o f population.
i
1
The advertisem ents save time, money and effort for
those who read them and follow their guidance. They are
practical guarantees of satisfaction.
DON’T LAY ASIDE THIS PAPER
WIT1
READING THE ADVERTISEMENTS
■ ■ ■ ■ u a M B » a iiiih H a M m u u n
�. w-
*AGE FOUR
WHEN MEN WERE “ FLAPPER?’
• r a n d p a W o rt Cor**ta and W at 8 ur*
ly ftoma Dud* In th a Days of
Hla Qoldan Youth.
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1922
VETERAN’S GHOST
■SLUGS TRAINMAN
"There In b o much talk against the
flapper these day*, bat hldtory record*
Resents His Picking Cherries
‘t a t men were tha flapper* 60 yen re
flo," rem arks tha OUlctta (Wyo.)
From Favorite Tree in His
a. Thla aassault on the dignity und
toric Burial Ground.
fame of tha generation of grand
;r* Is bolstered
bol
up by certain evle : “They greased their huir, wore
aoracta and otherwise made themselves
look iOne. Twenty years ago they wore
•tlff-boaomed shirts, silk belts six
inches,wide, parted their long hair In Cherry Tres la Now Safa as F a r s i
the middle and wore neckties that
This Particular Train Crew Is
pulled out In front like the breast of a
Concerned— Bump on Head
pouter pigeon."
Too Real for Dlabellef.
I Reeding fu rther li> sartorial history,
| | will be found / h a t at one period the
Dudley, N. G,—The ghost of Owen
pfloulders of men's coats wero heavily Smith, a Confederate veteran, long
dded to make the veriest weakling dead, hHs risen from the grave In
pear an athlete. It may even be aua- which tho body xvus burled In the
Bocted that the sterner sex gave up historic Slocumb burial grounds near
p o t t i n g breeches because so many didhare.
flit possess the proper shaped leg.
Each night, several hours after dark
Airing of the farts brought up by thin It stalks about III the neighborhood o(
Wyoming editor hna the benefit of in the graveyard, silent and stern its If
ducing a better Hplrlt of humility. It seeking some person who may have
to renilnd also that the fashion vx ranged Its earthly form during Its
of One age almost Invariably appears lifetime. Resident*, both white and
grotesque to the next, nnd suggest* colored, are terrllied Tlu-y are afraid
th a t the present modes are hut trans to leave their homes after dark for,
ito ry . being destined to give way U> any cause.
Something perhaps worse, perhaps bet
Near the grave «f the old soldier Is
tar. but surely different.
u .May cherry tree, said to huve been
*. .
planted hy him. And near this old
MUST HARMONIZE WITH PIANO cherry tree Is a watering station
where nearly all trains from Wilming
Infallible Test for Discovering Creeks ton. Del., to Goldsboro. S. 0.. stop to
fill their tanks
!: has long been n
and Defects In Locomotives Has
custom of members of the train crew
Been Devised.
to help themselves lo the tree's fruit
A piano scorn* in be out of pin. *• while the water tilled the tank.
hi £ locomotive workshop. ye( It bn*
Strange Attack.
been found to play s very useful part
Several nights ago train No. 31 ar
ftjeru la no better way of discovering rived nt the watering station about
cracks and defects In the different
10 p. tu. aa usiirtl. Dne of the crew
p arts of the machinery than hy strlk
hiked over to the tree In the dnrkness
lug the metal with a hammer and then t< see If tho cherries were ripe. S ud
comparing the nolso of th« vibrations denly a weird form reared up behind
with th a piano notea T ha tuan oper
him. and with some tiliini Instrument
atlng the plnno must have a trained knocked him unconscious, lie lay (here
aar for music, seeing that It Is tils for several minutes, anil staggered
business to listen for th* slightest dis luck to the engine Ju*t as the crew
cords. If the metal rings harmonious xxns about to set nut to find him
ly with the piano not* all I* we l l ; th*
In them he ndd the -dory of his
least flaw will result In n dls.-nrd. De tit) Merlons n **tt 1111 So real wit* 111*
fects that sre hardly to be noticed by t ill- .11111 *o iibxImiH Mic bump ,vn hi*
the ordinary method of hammering arc In-m1 Mini nolle disbelieved him
Hitat once evident whan th# plwnn teal Is iJo-rtle* are to-xx alui“ *l ripe, hill
amployed.
A locomotive Mint rings
true all over, each note which II
yields synchronizing p ro p e r'\ with the
same note as given by the piano. Is
certainly fit to lake Its place In eer
rlce on the railway.—Scientific Ainerlean.
t
TROPICAL VACLET FAR WORTH
.
Area In Brltlah Columbia, Ctoae to the
Yukon Border, H a t Hundreds
of Hot Spring*.
Plscrfvery of mi almost trnplcnl val
ley with rivers of hailing water, min
eral springs, abnormal plant growth
and abounding with game, In < far
northern Rrltlsh Columbia Is reported
hy Frank Perry, mining engineer of
Vancouver, returned after 17 years
passed In prospecting the vnlley close
to the Yukon harder. The urea of
the terrain covered hy 311. PeVry Is
roughly 700 miles north and south and
.'K*0 rntlus wide, Iad ween tho coastal
range nnd the 1,Irani nnd Fort Nelson
rivers.
The unusual sight of a heavy fog In
a winter nttrncted him to the vnlley.
Exploration showed the valley to be
approximately 200 , miles long and
about -10 miles wide. Rivera of hot
water running through, were fed hy
hundreds of hoi springs, the srtenm
from these being condensed on rising,
fanning the fog which Perry had first
seen.
Tree growth In the vnlley was ab
normal, Mr. l ’qrry stated. Ordinary
wild rose hushes were Uko tre e s ,'a n d
so dense thut It wns impossible to
fore* n way through. Some tree
trunks were fully one foot nnd n half
In dlninetnr.
Importnnt mineral deposits were dis
covered hy Mr. Ferry, Including gold,
silver nnd copper. Coal, J ro n and oil
formations were also found.
NEIGHBORS IN PANIC
C
P h o t o g r a p h by Wir «le**.
Through wlrvle-s iucmii*. supple
mented hy an Instrument *umewhui
resembling In lls mechanism the tin
man eye, we shall he able before long
to talk |o ;■ |irr»i<n hundred* or thou
sand* of lull. - .ixv.n, .‘tul at the same
time see tli.it , ■! ■•!! •> faee l o l l ' c r
sntloll b> rudln Mill Mu n bv lie ren
dered ln"l< llHiin.de .ilid .tgri’rahhWe >-;Ul .-veil vx.itrp ......... tiler por*nli‘*
ll while he talk*
changes nf e\pii
a -ke \x Idle xxe ti See bill! sin lb .il
llllll la hgli. el p
nt ois electrician
Nikola Tesla t
p n s l b 11nil
Ib
I* n *)■■-II*dili f"
Sin* till.! Ill - ti > - 1 \ i i i g t o p e r (• I t
the tf<jih-d
"I I i l n - f o r l t d * e x
i..pin. id
if radio
peet.-d new
|.-x
telex !*l on, "— K l nilwhich
hi
change.
Prospective Juror Evidently Not a
Man Who Could Emily Be Influ.
enced by Trifle*.
The ln *1 time it Jury trial xvns ileummleil In «*l(> m url at Jeffersonville
a special venire was l**ued hy (lie
mayor utuler net of the legislature,
nml the court look ckrc th a t every
member should he a man who could ho
depended on to vote according to the
evidence ns well nt lensl ns the court
could Judge, the Indianapolis News ro,
,
,
, .. .
ports, T lie prosecutor, Jam es L. Rottorff. throw some light on tho renHon.
Recently, In- said, u Jury xvns being Impanelrd to try ii liquor rase nnd the
talesmen were being Inlerrogti|ei|. Ona
local merchant had been practically ac
cepted when (tie prosecutor naked
whether he had nn> objections to find
log a man guilty under the prohibition
Inxx * "You could 'nit present evidence
tlmt would convince me of hi* guilt,"
wns the answer, "I should vote for
ni-qulttnl If 1 knew lie was guilty."
The prospective Juror xvn* permitted
to stain) aside
lie seemcil to have
found n sure xvu) to avoid being
drawn for Jury servhv
OYSTER KIN G 18 F I R 8 T VICTIM
No hen should be kont
O F CON GAM E ARTISTS a second season that • d r , I ^ J*4
well in its pullet year
i. ,
'*>'
.SA V A N N A H , Gn., Nov. 1.— "The
APALACHICOLA, Nov. 1.— Wire Pay to keep hens merely f0r
n#t
members of the Golf Club nre request-^ tappers hung up th e ir f i r s t victory of
pose of cleaning up what * ..... ' 7 '
etl to meet nt the Exchange ths even the winter hero, it was learned today.
otherwise wasted, unless ,|ml ,v , **
ing «t 7,;d(l o’clock, Nov. 26,
William I.. Pophnm, milllonnalro being convcrtcij mb,
1 “ "
A II hough modern in its phraseology, oyster king, was tho victim.
food product.
n',r '"Uhl*
the foregoing invitation was issued
ITe foil fo r n s y m p ath y gam e and ia
m ore than III) yenrs njfo by officers I said to have fallen hard.
iTie Herald for Post Cards.
of tho Savannah Golf Club. It a p
Two well dressed persons called on
peared in the form of an advertiae- Popham S a tu rd ay pretending to bo In
nu-nt Museum, a new spaper bearing terested in buying, sh are In his oyster
N0TICK!
the (into of Nov. 25, 1HII, a copy of operations.
A fter riding about the
City License Due
which ns just ben found in tho files country’ in hit} limousine all day, din
Section 0, of Ordinance 25 r , t y 0f
of the Savannah Historical Society. ing in hs home nnd enjoying hlq hospi
Diacftverery followed new spaper and tality the feminine m em ber of the Sanford, requires thnt each p*m n
m agazine discussions of the introduc team discovered she had lost her pock- firm o r corporation must have |Uen ’
before engaging j„ nny bllsine„
tion of golf into the United S ta tes, etbook.
fession
or occupation named in „ id
which placed the date somewherq
“We hnnen’t money to re tu rn to
license ordinance.
around 1800.
Chicago to tak e u p this oyster bed
ALFRED F0.STF.tt,
The location of tho links of the purchase m n ttc r," sho remarked.
"Golf Club" is not known, nnd ju s t
And the millionnairo oyster king 10-4-11-18-25
— - l a x LulLectoi. _
w hat was the cha rac te r of the gamo pnsRrd over n wad of bills big enough
in the early days hero is not recorded. to choko an alligator, according to f r i
••mummmmmmumnummummmnmmwMu
Tho gnmo then wns to bo developed ends.
to tho point where nw spnper re a d e rs
Rut now s tn tc officials nre looking
an^
Sample,
demanded full details of the clash. for tho couple nnd if they are found
M.
D
/s,
having
complet
Out th a t golf was played in S av anna h it’s likely they will be able to p u rearly in the eighteenth cenltjry Is fa c t chase
w in ter’s lodging m ighty ed th e Abrams course
und that it was played by Scotchmen cheap.
last winter at ’Frisco,
is equnlly true. Descendants of o ff i
Calif., now have offices
cers of the club, live here today and
STROUT FARM AGENCY
a re among the prosperous and t h rifty
at Omaha, Nebr., and
113 Magnolia Ave.
residents of Savnnnnh.
and
Lakeside fa rm and grove of 200 Orlando, Florida,
Thnt the "Golf Club" was conduct
trees, 20 acres. Several acres henvy, are equipped at hofli of
ed along the lines of the modern clubs
black lonm, beat of soil fo r vegetables,
however, mny he assumed from In
straw berries, pears, plums, gunvap, fices to make blood tests
form ation contained in one of- its In
treat acute and
vitation* to a dance on the night grapes. Good 5 room house. Excel and
lent
shooting
and
fishing.
2
miles
to
o f Dec. 31, Ifill. It wns found bechronic diseases by the
twceti tiie leaves of un old family Ri railroad station, stores, church, school
household fu rn itu re and farm ing Electronic Reactions of
hie here nearly 100 years Inter. It
tools
included. $2,250. $1,250 cash, Abrams.
rends
bnlnncc
1 nnd 2 yqars.
184-tfc
p'QQ
’GOLF CLUB BALL"
■ M im im iiu iH iiiH H i
OVER 100 YEARS AGO
"TJie> honor of Miss Eliza John
Mon's company is requested to n ball,’ SANFORD
IVtARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
to l>e given by the members of tho
JOHN GOVE, Proprietor
Golf Club of thic city at the Exchange
CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY
on Tuesday evening, the 31st Inst.,
it , o'clock. George Woodruff, Ro- 1018 West First 8 1rest
1018 West First 8tr**i
. , ,, .
, ,
„ .
. .
her! Muckay, John Craig, nnd Ji
Jam es
managers; George Hoggnrtli,
11 c ii - tt re r
Savannah, (Ja , December,
The FOLLOWING S E R V E T H A T PURE ELDER SPRINGS
T*ll "
WATER TO THEIR PATRONS
Mi** I lira Johnston was one of the
DRUG 8 TO R ES—
RESTAURANTS
hill.
>f Savannah and the "Long
II. C. Rower’s
Hell Cafe
II--■m" of the obi city Exchange was
Roumillat & Anderson
Seminole
( nfe
ii*>-i| for
dunce*
and
other
en
tertain
*
Union Charmaey
Welakn Krxtniir.ini
m o o t* • It wns later acquired by the
i ll) am) used a* a city hull for almost
HOTKL 8 —
Valdez Hotel
a hundred yenrs. There never hns
M o ntanan a Hotel
Wigwam
9
ti.-eii found any record of a memberSeminole note!
*hip roll of the Golf Club, but those
xx ho*r mime* appeared on the invitn
Cleanliness is next to Godliness
t ,>>n were all pnrmitient in the life of
Wu invite the public and all uaera of ELDER
nnd were
ail Scotchmen
) ‘Saxanmih
" .......................
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SPRINGS
WATER to visit the spring and in
Savannah in JH1 1 bad not more than
B eal Golfing Hero,
our method of handling its product. Why take
FJ.OOd
inhabitants,
hut
it
paid
much
laird Riddell, xxbo made man) Amer
a chance 7 Your eminent phyaiciana claim
ican f i. i.d* at the Washington con- atten tio n to sports and was a lender
that this water in unexcelled and tta purit •
feren.-e speaking nt a recent luncheon in Georgia and the South in socal'and
make.s it mo.st beneficial for many trouble*
at the i ’rlccb-lb <!..lf club, London, re fashionable affairs.
The Ford peoplo of Sanford na well ils the
lilted
Western
Union recommend thie water for
'T h e greatest tiero In golf history
The United S ta tes lend* the world
xvns a Scotsman, xvho In the year 1710
batteries.
in the fu r trade, St. Louis and New
lined to start playing nt dawn and end
Call phone 311 and have a bottle of this water
tiy pul Mug si the InM green by candle York being the largest market ce n
sent
you nnd protect vour health
ters* Export* of 1321 were $7(5,371,
light
"Matter* readied such a stage Mint UN’J. Over one-half of thi* went to
til* wife, an Innkeeper, applied for a England, while t'anada took almost
separation -rdcr
Tills enabled (be $ 1,(100.00(1 worth and Germany
$3.
SANFORD
FLORIDA
mail to make ..in- >>f the most pallu-he tifiO.ttOtl
declarations In history
" ‘Let her have the business ' tie
snld, 'provided she gives me sulllclent
to clothe nnd feed myself and provide
myself with golf balls.’
"The magistrates mind have thought
It a very proper disposition of the
marital property, berause they do
creed accordingly, and the gentleman
lived to tu* ninety five amt continue!
tils vocation,"
Elder Springs Water Co.
Boom in Leeches.
After many year* »t comparative
neglect, the humble leech Is again
coming Into it* old popularity. Hut
K n ock ed Him U n c o n s c io u s .
th e old leech farm* huxe long dlsap
pea rx'il. and model a jili xhIi Ians who (here Is nut
Ulan on (lie night train
clulm there are r••vx better methods xxho cure* to pluck ttism
of relieving Inflammatory areas than
Mary S lo cu m b Buried T here
by the application of these blood
it 1* believed that tin- old veteran
sucking creatures lltnl dltllculty In the
supply. The "ntdmati-it mustard pin* xvu* so .lex i,ted i<> til* farm and (lie
tern” nre exported In baskets from trees lie planted Mint hi* *plrll bus at
Turkey, and Part* tut* one leech farm | last come to earth to protect one of
selling 130,000 a month, but It Is said , bl* favorite tree* from Die ravages of
that chemists In Kit gland cpuld easily the train crews
In fher same graveyard that bus been
d i s u s e of double the .number they ure
In UHe since Revolutionary days lies
aids to buy.—Scientific American.
burled .Mary Slocumb. mude famous In
American history as the young woman
A Qllmp»« of Mara.
Tha planet Mar*, which drew a lit-' who dreamed that she saw a man
tic nearer to the earth on Ju n e 18, seen j tinder n tree near Moore's creek
through the telescope Ih to the novice xx Imre her husband was flighting with
a somewhat disappointing object. A Mu* Amrrlmn* against the British- Re
wise astronomer never allows a visitor lieving thut the innn slut saw In tier
to look at Mar* at nil. If he entt help dream xvn* tier husband, Mr* Sin
It. For the i-nsnni xlslpir never realize* ciunti. leaving tier six months old box at
that the published drawings of the homo, mounted her pony anil rode
planet represent the very most that it xxsy to Moore's Greek fiftx miles
can he seen at the most exceptional uxxo.v. Arriving try Hie neighborhood,
moment. In fact, the trained observer she found n man badly wounded as
cannot see 6 per rent of the xvhole for she Inid seen In tier dream. Slip hound
1W per cent of the lime. But tho novice up bis wounds, thereby saving Ids
Invariably expects to sec the spider life. ■ Her hnslmnd arrived on the
webs - f ennuis and he Is—invariably— scene and was surprised at tier being
there until she told him of her dream.
disappointed.
German Fish for French Water*.
WIFE IS ALSO HIS SISTER
Two hundred Mu...-. ;.J small fresh
water llsh, from German lakes, have fam ily Mlxup Take* Place When F a
heeu transported to France and safe
ther Wed* Daughter-IrvLaw**
ly consigned—without one casualty—
Mother.
In their new homes In the lakes of
Picardy, fnmous for their line Halt.
Delavnn, Wls.—Jf your dad weds
The transaction Is n reparations Hem. your xvlfe's itmininn, Is wife still wife?
The llsh were transported In a site
The marriage at Beloit recently of
rial tntlti A-orislsilng of xvagons con I.exvIs (Jelst. seventy-eight, and Angus
tabling cistern* of water The purltx la |{n|Mke. sixty eight, has made Mr*
of the- wilier xxii* renewed every four WHilani d e i s t 4 s is te r o f tier hunbm id
hours with oxygen.
slid bn* made her father In luxx tier
fsther. und Mrs. l.ewl* (Jelst. who xvu*
Recreation.
formerly her mother, hns become her
"I suppose these hoarders of your* niotber-Ui-law.
a r e ' h^re for n rest." remarked SI
The family relations are all twisted
Slrnlln.
•ip uiuoiiR this quartet because Uir
’ "No,"
said
Farm er
L'orotosael. father of William Gelst married the
"They keep playin’ game* all day an' mother of bis wife. Mr. und Mrs.
playin' the phonograph all nlgbl. Lewis Gelst will live In Beloit. They
Then when they get good and tired are apendlng their honeymoon bare
they go back an’ appreciate .their with son-sou-In-law and d aughter
qulelt city homes."
daughttrin-law .
Tho Herald delivered, 15c per week.
HIS MIND FIRMLY MADE UP
G O LF CLUB ORGANIZED
Tb« Herald for first class job work.
B erm u d a P erm it* Auto*.
Bermuda tin* given way and will now
have automobile*, under piddle con
trol. A majority of tin* legislative
body of Bermuda lias nt InM agreed
lo penult n syMom of motorbussea for
paKspngern and freight. Private mi>torcnni. however, will stay under tho
ban.
After religiously excluding the motorenr nnd permitting only horses nnd
bicycles, Bermuda tins declnred for the
motorcar, but only as a public con
veyance with Its operation nml man
agement subject to strict ■urvclltanc*.
—The Nation’s Business.
Saw One on the Celling.
"Whnt’s a pleslosnunisT" asked Mr.
Dibbles.
“A prehistoric monster Ibat lived a
long time ugo," said Mr. Jagsbv.
"What did It look like?"
"Like something that never wns. 1
could have given you a pretty good de
scription of a plesiosaurus a fte r iny
lust !!ine«f*-th(! one that caused me
to sign tho pledge."—Birmingham AgeHerald.
Forgotten Great One*.
’T h e old Thespian who played with
Booth and Barrett ha* nhoul disap
peared "
"It’s Just as well. If he showed up
In Hollywood he wouldn't make much
of an Impression.
The beauteous
Mur*, the directors nml the eminent
prodm er* prabshl) wouldn't krioxx
vlnilii lie xxii* lulklhg about" IUr
i udiigliam A ge-H erald
I
A Time (or All Thing*.
"What sort of refreshments should
Ik- served nt it radio concert?"
"Anything you happen to h a re In the
house," sold Mr. Blhhles.
"Would hooch do?"
"Yea, but 1 wouldn't serve It until
after the gucHts have heard the basehull scores and the market reports.
You have to keep your inlnd on llg-^*
urvs."—Birmingham Age-Herald.
*
j, i" .v .‘'I'
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�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1922
PAGE,FIVE
ISanford Shoe & C lothing C o m p a n y "
\ Now Open for Business with a Strictly One-Price Store
[ THAT
IS THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
p isa o * " "" "" "" " "
*
»
QUALITY CONSIDERED
*
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lV i fpl Ii Ji il lU I Kl l 1I NU
lK
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'
CHAS. L. BRITT, EditAc."
IIES’ TOURNAMENT COMES
w
TO A SUCCESSFUL CLOSE
•
ALL
a iia a a ia a ia ia a ia a a a iia B iB iB a B a B B a iiia a a a iB B a iiia B a iB ia a B B a B a ia B iB i
base b a l l
fo o t b a l l
bask et b a l l
lt r a p s h o o t i n g
•.
TO
_________
[rs. I-.. P. McCuller W ins First Prize With Mrs. J.
D. Woodruff Close Behind
GOLF
ROWLING
tenths
•
NOT tfiNGEfl.PRjNTHNVENTGR-
HONOR ROLL
HANFORD PRIMARY
Dr. Jacq u es Bertlllon Haa Bean Olven
Credit W h ich P rop erly Should
B elong to Englishm an.
Coupled with the announcement of
the death of Dr Jacques Hertllloa In
iTirls vtus the erroneous statement
•
thnt he was the Inventor of the “Ber'
,
tfllon system for linger-prlntlng,” In
I-IILS T GRADE
collahorallon with Ms elder hrother.
H arry Bowers, Frederick Dniger, The facts tire tlint tlto system was InMelvin Taylor, David Miller, C nther-, vented by bis younger brother, and
ine B o h a n n o n , Dora May Joyner,Isnm *hnt R hud notl.lng whntaKer to do
Bradford, Richard Dean. Clyde Hum- " Uh Anger-prlntlng. which wns IntroThe Hallowe'en party nt the lutke age. Jack Russell. Doris Butter..,
"" " rlw"
of Wpnt,flC*
Monroe school Friday night proved a M artha May, Ella Mae Grow, M argar tlon by the la te Sir F ran cis Gallon,
th e cousin o f C h arles Dnrwln, wh#
g re n t slices*. Spooke, goblins, jack- et Martin ’
nlso Invented co m p o site photography
o’-lanterns, witches, clowns, vie., hi
ami the now fam iliar term "eugenics.”
full region. were present. The decor
A lp h on se lleriillon horn In IRM
SKCON’I) GRADE
e complete and in keeping
Pauline Bellamy, Pauline Bohannon, nnd died In UM I, Tor innnv y ea rs the
otuislniis. The house wns Martha Coney, Betty McKinnon, Mary head of the crim p,al In v estig atio n bosoon crowded and a long line up of Jn|10 ,.n .nl„n Ktll>tt Kivors, Nona Riv- renn of the city ,,f Rnris police <Jechildren and grown people in mas- „ „ hNdyn ,lohinson> Mnry Elizabeth pnrtm enl. w a s the Inventor o f th e t o
SCHOOL
^4
».
LAKE MONROE
NOTICE
The Merchunts vs. Mens’ * *3
Club game, scheduled for *3
Thursday night has been
postponed
until
Friday tes
night on account of the *•
Fathers nnd Sons llMm|uet
at the Parish House.
|The U d i e i ' tournam ent, started I beautiful Japonic..* aa a reward for
nr time back and postponed on n c -j being the best five a f te r the prise
[ant of the wonther, wns resumed winners Mrs lleune T urner also r e
ieniny nnd came to n successful ceived one of these beautiful flo w e rs,i
just ns tho nun went down. Mrs. but ns fur its we ran lenrn, it was not
P McCuller, m aking the six holes given for the best score unless the
i 52, which is one of the best scores list were turned up side down. Mrs.
by nny of tho Indies yet, won Turner is one of the heginneqt nnd
first prize, with Mrs. J . I). Wood- nmile n remarkable showing for the
Jt routing second, making it in 54. short time she hns been nt it nnd she
| At the appointed hour for piny says that next time look out for her.
«r» were at least fifty of the SanThe game wns plnyetl on first, see- I
Inl ' "intry Club Indies present to
f,,u rth fairway, the Indies
The
Look out Celery
ntnrv- the s tn rt nnd the fourteen umkjng the three hides twice
*yiT', left in twosomes, ull with game wns plnyetl under good w e a t h e r , most won u game,
lin.!' made up to grnh one of those renditions mid the tournament wns
aluttLI* prizes they heard th a t Mrs.
k<* had stored awny for this occts participated
BOXING
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BBBBBBBBBBBBBBnBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBI
a®
ta lle d
“Bertlllon
s y s t e m ’’ o f a n th ro
....... ^,,rme,, "* th'' l,,wi’r h‘‘» Tolar, Hugh Urquhurt, Paul King, Ks- pometry for th e Identification o f crim
and slowly <r .d c r e e p / like wound up th, r KricBon< Beatrice Hickson, Ray- inal*
It had nothing to do Avlth
tho steps to the tune of a slow dirge.
|. unt|(,uiHt. Roger Jimincx. Jeff finger print*, hoi eonslnfrd o f an elab
A fte r a m.iit h forming u cirri. Davis Geiger, Pauline Crawford, Mus orate series of m easu rem en ts o f parts
Hu auditorium the spooks ter Wiggins, Ronald Muirheud, Vivian Of the holly with llislrutncnls o f procl slon
the floor several limes nnd Mlman. Archio Abbott.
T h e m ak in g of those mcn-uretnenfa
tiiange finises The program
required delleati- and cosily Instruwas c o o t iotii-,1 b\ the school children
THIRD GRADE
m e n is hihI th e work o f skilled men,
with Halt" w en playlet*, songs, ieci
May Purdoh, Bertllie Lowe, hath ami It w a s unu cover, found that
tation* tit
which wns followed by erine Fuqua. George Steele. Paul Rig ch a n ges In ,-ven lolult bod ies m ad e Ihe
a jolly i mmunity gathering in which gets, Lydia Rankin, I n n Thompson, sy s tem far from Infallible For these
r e a s o n s | | ,e s t s l e u i
Iboiigli still em
fortune 'ellmg and other games were I aw rifflee Reel
ploy ml 'In Frush'e lias In A merica,
enjoyed Dainty MHikles and refresh
G n a t Britain mol e ls e w h e r e largely
mg grape.mice were served and after
FOl R i l l tilt A HE
been su p p lan ted In G ulton's s y s te m o f
an enjoyable evening the audience dis
Roltert Adams, Madison Wade, Vir linger printing or Ihiimh-prliitlng.
periled v e r y milch pleased with the oc ginia Karl, Grace Lewis, Mary Louise
cusion
Too Late to Classify
| Dunn, Ellen I.tiiulquint. Katherine
Mrs I n o i s e Whaley and John Han l.uttrell, Margaret Reiiaud
del surpM-ed their friends by being
FfiR SALE One ton truck, good conquietly married at Sanford Saturday
dltnm
Five good tires
Inquire
FIFTH GRADE
evening Mrs. Whaley is formerly of
Bcrimv Allen, Dorothy Gore, Mar- Elder Springs Water ffice. 187 dtp
Knoxville Mr Handel hns mnde his i-nret Giles, M argaret Ilirsehi, Juanita I p ( ^ RENT TO \ DIM TS
A 2 or 3
home here for some time hut spent
room
furnished
apnrtment
with
the past summer in Tennessee. He
sleeping
porch
and
private
hath.
Ad
is one of our prosperous farmers.
dress
K.
H.
('
,
care
Herald.
lS7-3tp
A crowd of young people, former
SIXTH GRADE
Mr*. J M \N i i liner twin Man! lu rk
h«>nl HtuilriitA, siirprisiul Mr
—
1
- i
and
Ruby Booth, Kathleen I-otig. H. < i
on the links yesterday. She usually Mrs. Jacobs at their prctty'ncw home W aters
makes the course in an exceptionally one night recently with a storm par 1
Mullet Rpe
good score hut the jinx wan on the ly llelicimis cnki-s, candies, nuts and
SEVENTH Git ADR
••linx" insofar as she was concerned other good tilings were brought along
Helen Jinkins, Kchn Jones, Pearl
Salt Mullet
nnd several others made R in le s s
iti abundance. <.J>111■- an e n jo y a b le ,-s
Robson. Kathleen Van Ness, Florence
mg was -pelil
I \ n e t , ID iiry Russell
Mrs Met'idler's excellent showing
I in- Atlanta ( oa*t I me railroad is
Apalachicola Oysters
yesterday with Mrs J. D Woodruff laying new trick* and otherwise mak
E l <.Ill'll (.BADE
running tier a close second, was tin* mg improvements in this section A
Beth Leasing, Camilla Pulcaton,
Nice Fat Mackerel
outstanding feature of the to u rn a new switch of four parallel tracks is
Elizabeth Whitner. Wilbur Allen, Mil - 1
ment.
being constructed between ’ Monroe dred Lurnley, Elizabeth Shoemaker, !
station and Rand’s Siding. There is Juilnitn Stone. Evelyn Taylor, Thao,
Jones’ Dairy Farm
Those were some beautiful white id*., n rumor t.. the effect that the Vickery. Doyle Britt. Pauline Wallace,
Sausage
Jnpon.cas the I........ were given rts Station will be moved and placed near
Sands. Hazel S e l l e .k , R.ixic
er to Rand's Siding nnd made larger
at the tournament yesterday
n n d better III every way
Tom Jones, Randall Chant*, Bill l.ef
Things gut pretty lively at Guy
fler, Wiggins and the lest of the S tafford’s one morning lately when s
i base’s bowling team u r e m training double killing wa» effected by the
today, getting ready to meet the slaying of a wild cat nnd a tug rattle
Rotes tonight.
snake nil in the same day.
Mrs. Frank M. Jobersou has ret u r n And the Rotes are all set which ,,,| („ Jacksonville nftcr a visit to her
means, heaps of fun on the alleys t o mother, Mrs. llruton.
night.
S
•
Ralph Horc nnd Carl Bruton, nftcr
visiting relatives here, hnve returned
Let Us Take Care of It For You
Some one reported Charley Henry to Jacksonville.
and Col. Knight ns being seen runMrs. W. W. Johns who hns been
(HUl WORK IS GUARANTEED^
ning around the block this morning q u it^ ill is now recovering,
Our Prices arc RenHonable
early getting themselves in shupe
Mrs. Louis R. Cobh nnd baby hnve
for their opening bowling game.
j returned to their home at Jacksonville
---- —
j qfter a pleasant visit to relatives i
The 'Gators nre off for Mnssachi\- here,
setts to lock horns with Harvard. l.cl
Mrs. George llauntgnrdner, of Mt. I
-Phone 113
112 MngnoMn Avcnueus pray.
Horn and son Roy, viHitcd Mr. and!
Mrs. R. T. Wync here,
And they ure taking twenty m e" I J. W. Bell, who has Ifcen very ill is j
and plenty of assistants. Wish w<‘ now improving nicely,
could loan them McLucns nnd Swee
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jacobs spent the week
ney,
end nt their old home n( Chuluolu.
Ben I^ike, Mr. Studorff, Henry
Coach Wilkenson is putting
his Witte and Mr. Peunnnn spcilt Satur
bunch of celery feds through
the j ny nnt| Sunday at Daytonu Beach
warm paces this week working up fishing.
steam for the Orlando game at O rlan
Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Walker, of Mi
do thin week. All Sanford fans should ami, are expected to spend Thanks
There is absolutely no excuse in this feeling of capacity and a strength to
go, thnt can get awny, nnd help us giving here with their relatives, Mr. day anil time for anyone to be classed do things nover thought of before. Aa
among the weak( anaemic, half-sick, one grateful user expressed It, "I feel
grab another.
and Mrs. Charles Bales and family.
drifting, miserable and worn-out spec twenty years younger, twenty year*
Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Rabun hnve be imens of humanity who got no pleas stro n g e r and twenty year* healthier."
If we pretend to bq good we may gun their new residence which they ure out of life. ' Every human being is
This is because of the natural iron
win, the goo<l opinion of people who a re erecting upon Vhoir truck fgrm on entitled to health, happiness and suc
a n d ' o t h e r invigorating as well a t
cess.
It
Is
positively
wrong
to
be
s
a
t
pretend to ge good to win o u r good West First street.
rlennsing Ingredients of FerraRne.
isfied with less. Do not fold your
Insect pests come nnd go with tho
Frank Hatch and family hove re- hnnds anil accept ill-henlth a* the de- For those who have indigestion.
years. In some years certain varieties moved from Snnford to I-nke M o n r o e . ^ "' ” / ‘f a te * T ia tu re 'ln te n d e d you t
o
o
r
chronic, rheumatism,
do litlc damage nnd then they appear
n „ „ „ , »„.l Frank
. . . Lo wo......... « r a » , ..................
,
in vast numbers. Wyoming this year still confined to their home by m a a way.
and nervousness, Furraline is unisuffered more for grasshoppers than laria.
If human testimony is to bo believed fonnly beneficial. Doctors in d o n e
Mrs. Jackson and three children are nt all, the natural iron tonic Fcrraline it becauso the Ingredients o f . Ferrs*
any othor state. It is probable th a t
has a power, a virtue and n merit that line are plainly ptated on the label
the injury will ho,'continued next year. ill with the dengue fever.
s tartlin g results. Those who and are known to be of the highest
J. K. Cates, of Longwood, spent tho bring
Efforts are being made to secure a
take it testify th a t after a short medicinal value. Fcrraline has no al
grasshopper law similar to those in week end wit hhls daughter, Mrs. Har course o f r o r r a l l n o , they feel a buoy cohol to weaken tho kidneys and Im
ancy and vigor in every p art of the pair the liver o r tho heart. I t la in
low Mann.
North Dakota and South Dakota.
body. They are able to eat any and deed nature's to n U
everything without feeling tho slight
If your local dealer does not handle
Get your office supplied, stationery est discomfort afterwards. They take Fcrraline, send $1.00 to Ferrallne Dis
the Herald do your next job
lng. Wo have the equipment and Post Cards at the Herild office. on new life, new energy and have a tributing Company, T am pa, Fla.—Adv
CELERY SEED
,
Mrs, L. I*. McCuller and Mrs
| Aftor all the dust hnd cleared uwny ^
.
the smoke died down untl the
ores all tabulated it wns found th a t
prize winners were ns follows:
Hnrt
Mrs. Reg Molly and Mrs
IMr 1. I’ McCuller, first prixe.
Griffin.
|Mr- .1. I» Woodruff, second prixe.
[Mu Geo I). Hnrt, third prixe
M™ Frank Miller and Mrs
|Wnt. L. I*. Hagan, fourth prixe.
j Holly.
[These prizes consisted of golf halls.
Mrs. A. V . Connelly untl Mrs
orated nmnngst the winners in tho Puleatim.
tr the came. Mrs. Iteg. Holly.
Mrs J. I>. Woodruff untl Mrs .1
|n. D C. Griffin, Mrs. Re J. Holly, \ Wullnce.
r A P Connelly nnd Mrs. J. M.| Mrs. imnne Turner and Mrs. W
LIU'.- were each presented with a , Langley.
i
BARRED FROM
IRI.AND® AND
KISSIMMEE TIE
RACE TRACK
FOR LIFE
I Tf Urlando Tigers b a t t l e d the
|!»m m ee liigh school eleven to
a
It I six tic nt Exposition
Pnrk
Uerday afternoon, though the loanother
ill virtually hnd scored
hdoivn when the final whistle endthc play. It wns n practice game
Mb. Tigers who kept th e ball in
tr opponents' territory most of
tone, notwithstanding the gritty
ht utnlle by the Osceola county
m
• • i. Sig" Boone said last night
I ' ■ wns entirely satisfied with
'owing made by his Bengali!.
*> lidn't exert themselves, he said,
it the game did them a lot of good.
Jrinndo Sentinel.
CLEVELAND. <>. Nov I Steve
O Boy, a pacer, his owner, H. G.
Cheney, of Sabina, 0.. nnd his driver,
Charles Clnght, were ruled off h a r
ness
horse ............
race tracks for life .y e s te r
................._
day by officials of the
Crnnwood
track here. Judges Joseph McGraw
dml R. S. Milliman. ruled that the
men hnd attempted to “ fix' the 2 HI
rare.
p j^ Y E R S
1
A N I)
ATTENDANTS
TO HARVARD
GAINESVILLE, Nov. 1.—The F lo r
ida
’Gators, Massachusetts bound, will
IOWA INVITED TO
leave here this morning. ’ Twenty-,
BOWL NEXT YEAR four players nnd a corps of attendants
headed by CConchcs Kline nnd X an
NEW HAVEN. Conn.. Nnv. I— Fleet will make the trip for the H a r
tfirute announcement th a t Yale hns vard gnme. The squad will arrive in
Britrd loyvn to play a t the Y a k lx»wl Boston Friday morning nnd thus will
*tt season was mhde here last night, hnve opportunity for a rest and w ork
fin answer from Iown is expected out before the skirmish Saturday.
*n.
The party will spend about two
This invitation indicates conelusive- hours between trains in Jacksonville
'hat inter-section games are not today, where the players and a tte n d
•rod by the BO-called "trinngulnr ants will ho the guests nt luncheon of
■cement" made by Yale, Harvard tho Rotary Club there.
Princetojk
The Harvard game will be the first
irtcr-sectional football* Florida has
engaged in since its defeat by Chica
1HUSTER WAS
go since 1916. A v ic to ry /I b hardly
looked for by tho staunchest ’Gator
«
supporters but the followers of the
( B y T h e Am m U U 4 P r t " )
STATE COLLEGE, Pa-, Nov. 1 .— Blue and O range.hope to hold the
pnn's hopes f o r victory over the score down to a point th a t will bring
’*vy on F riday received a setback them prominence in the football
'k n J a y when It became known th a t tcolm.
tk SchuBter, s t a r left tackle, was ' The players selected f o r tho trip
^•qualified fo r Inter-collegiate com- are:
Captain Duncan, Dotty, Scott, Gunn
etition for tho ramalnder of the year.
'Elation of I]jc one year resident rule Byrd, Robinson, Mounts, Pomoroy,
ICase, Newton, Dickson, Merrill, SimI’ rhurgod.
I
jmons, Hodges, Roish, C a rk to n , Bie,
Murphreo, Hendry, Hockenstadt, B ar
1,1 V M. HIGH SCHOOL
chan,
Mohonnah, Mathews nnd Cox. *,
FOOTBALL BOYS
Coleman and Norton will bo takon
along but their recent Injuries recelvJ a c k s o n v il l e , Nov. L —Duval od In action will prevent their play-
DISQUALIFIED
which through defeat .oL Steele
*h>Dayton Ohio, bore last fall cred
i t with having won tho high school
Second sheets, 8*4*11. only
rtdiron championship of country,
*ves tonight for Dayton for. a re- 60c per l.OOO. whlle they but, at
Herald ofnet.
II
L P. McCuller
ELECTRICAL TR O U BLE
PENINSULAR ELECTRIC CO.
Do Not Fold Your Hands
And Accept 111
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QUIET EVENT 6 THOUSAND ACRES
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TRAIN ARRIVES AT JACKSONVILLE
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Raymond Rugenc Wilson was a rworse^rested here today for investigation in
W hen found hy Joe Preeski, a
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kegon Sunday of 11 y e a r old Rosalie " f D ubh" last night. Rosalie was wet
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iof M anistee county Jast night in a ,m<f h,' r body was bleeding front
se rious condition
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police
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,h,> ‘ h 'bl i»f“ «'» automobile as
Rosalie wn„ kidnaped Sunday as
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At „ n»und niahoyany (aide nt ini
uiy in all about ten thousand acres in
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tw„ r<>url
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f 1lui III'.'* will lea yt t tin y for Kiv the t yy.> tlram aye ilistriets, d ra in a y o
alone I listing iiyit $11'0,000.
Thero
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f i \ f**r ;i mufi \\ lin ki*ifiu|»|M*<| hi t
a
te
tYYenty
eight
miles
of
ennuis
and
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it
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Seminole
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L l i m l t TO 111 ( h l i r i ' I l t • in Iit tn i* ;»t th* !»« il - ii!•* nf thf i hi!«l at 1" On l u ha a h | | l i k e i * Ian i t i *♦ an "i c a n n e d an,| o p -rn tc d u nde r tho
t hr Iimiiii* i>f I* l «*•I /llik, IhlhliM, is n*
I lorida Iuyv.
n».i
i i i t i i l i t c i l l i e YY i l l ..Illy elide•avm it " a s
porteil hy officer* ns luiviny *an| the
All these lands are furniilhed with
-l-t the 1hiinki •r* and t h e 1i i i Imtt *ri’U
Mu*keyon fiirl Only II V.-ar
m y to reorganize tin ir finance on " at,‘r f,,r
purposes hy a rhandled
Reports received late today
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W'u* lladly M istreated
,
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rnore solid basis,
H oniltitln) on | 'i £t Bit)
were that the yirl has it Inyh fever
and
that
her
condition
was
grow
ing
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and I. It 11 VI t l.S 11 .
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all.
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SPEAKS FOR FIRST
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I
DISCRIMINATION AGAINST
KJTHERN DEMOCRAT w, u u io
ATTENDING COLUMBIA UIVERSITY
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have ,l,n,"‘r
dinner with
-LVCKSONVILLE, Nov. 2 .— The first tourist special train oF.crmg from exposure! her c lothing hnv'1
wi"' his
•»'» d'fauKhter Mrs toclfty 'printed a storv' cbarging,lI )pno tv AtVornov^V ^
ier con
con
n u .H
in-.Y' Y.enerni
the* winter arrived here today with eight Pullmans loaded with pas- hanging in .Fired* and her body cut shnnty •"
*•» have given her
.... i ........K
!710*
F’onorn* kilioeri
Gilbert
Rosalie
hu.
t
'
n.lxwl
a
Pal
t
isiiii plan to employ Kepul.lican students at the
^ ‘Mgers iium
from Cleveland,
Ohio,
are
Rosalie .^iiiiuiy,
shanty, ii
n )nir
year uiu
oJ,l nwimmmi:
swimming ,onl wi,h ,h,> i»rovi"" ‘bat Rosa
iu \ (.1it 111*» v
/ iiiif, district.
ui.iii iti. ‘Such
jui. ii specials usually ii
■« ivuniint*
university as speeial deputies and investigators at the polls next
broken up here and the cars
and diving
diving marvel,
marvel lies in
m a« serious
ears sent into South Florida on regular ami
svrimt* ",uM b- home before dark
Tuesday. The students would be paid at the rate of $10 per day
. Lains
but th
this
through t«
to 8t.
St. h
Petersburg.
Two ..adlttoj,
t n u u hut
l. train is
h operated
«W «.I«I (hrotwh
rtm b u n r. Two
U..UM Mich, ......
.............
.tno
tvon.i »a,u.
l ouitK Unmels
the jobs
Jobs anil
the World
said. Voting
Daniels apitlird
applied for
for one
one of
of the
nnd
I’
for Eustis, one for Tnmpn, five for St. Petersburg. The train wM*.
ofMoniotoo county u ,.|
>« being handled by the Atlantic Coast Line.
sc o u rin g the Jnck Pine swamp conn nnd Post Cards nt the Hornld office, bis father and his father told the World
l0IQ
CMyour oHIco .uppHc
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mm
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intr tho afternoon.
W.« I
H igh'score w a s r e a l e s t a t e f ir m o f
m
.tr•
*, » * » ' * * . ' * » >
held by Mrs. G eorge K n ig h t a n d Mrs. ■Sons.
P4
•
; Hal WigGt.
S h rim p cocktail, chicken s a n d w ic h
The sm all boys and tho b ig g e r boys
MRS. PRRD DAIGRR, Society Editor es, olives and hot chocolate w ere s e r v
t o n ig h t
did no d a m a g e la st n i g h t t h a t has
Phone 217-W
ed nt the conclusion of th e
c a rd been he n rd of today beyond so a p in g
I f r o * k i t e i a r f r l r c i i v la tllM r y»
game.
tho w indow s a n d t h r o w in g sa n d on
.F o r
F lo r id a :
G e n e ra lly
— M T * o a r t * • ! • « a a f i r k m mr r a m l n e
T h e m e m b e rs of th e club o r e : M r s .[ th o porches and doing o th e r
little
• » If y * « a n t a l t r l a l a l a c , w r i t
f a i r t o n i g h t nnd T h u r s d a y .
• H « u l c a r d to t k l a f r p a r t o r a l , | l r t a a
Chief Killebrcw a n d his a u g It is hot nnd it looks like
f t t a l U , o r l i l t a k o a * the Item .
I t w i t G eorge K night, Mrs. Hal W ig h t, Mrs. th in g s.
ho ( i r o l l r a p p r e c i a t e * .
| R alph W ig h t, Mrs. W. E. W a tso n , m e nted force k e p t them well in check
m ore ra in nnd the hum of
Mrs. F re d W nlsm a, Mrs. H a r r y
II. | a n d M ayor H e n ry 's p ro c la m a tio n also *a th e m o sq u ito iB h e a r d in the
Ia*wis, Mrs. Roy C hittenden,
Mm. had much to do w ith th e i r good b e
a ir h u t we a r e all r i g h t ut
SOCIAL C A L E N D A R
—IN
ATTENTION, AUXILIARIES
S am Y ounts a n d Mrs. C. E. H e n r y .
havior. A nd th e n th e hoys and g irls
th a t. T o rn a d o ih M is s o u r i,
had a b ig p a r t y n f th e high school
to d a y killed se ve ra l people
W h a t a r e yriu d o in g f o r A rm istic e
th a t held m a n y of them in check and
C b JC IU A N C L U B
*
and
87 in th e sh a d e is n o t so
Dny 7 M ake ovory e f f o r t possible to
W e d n e sd a y — S u b sc rip tio n
B rid g e
w ay
T he f i r s t of the w in te r se a so n 's th e y w e r e good boys nil t h e
had.
HaVe you
u
little
P a r t y nt the P a r is h H o u se a t 8 p m.
he n t th e m e e tin g T h u r s d a y a f te r n o o n
musical p r o g r a m s from the Cccilian th r o u g h nnd nre to be commended.
piece
of
ice
in
y
o
u
r
r
e
frig
A ,UJ 7 " f 01,1 S |» ,n
,
nt 3:30 in t h e W o la k a lobby.
u n d e r th e nuspiccs of tho St. A gnes
midnight serei„,|,.
h* 1
Club w a s given last S a tu r d a y a f t e r
e
r
a
t
o
r
7
Guild.
noon in th e studio of Mrs. Munson.
S. II. S. H A L L O W E 'E N P A R T Y
5:40 A. M., NOV. 1, 1922
BRIDGE PARTY
E liz a b e th W h itn e r told very in t e r
M a x im u m ......
87
W e d n e s d a y — Mrs. C. L. B r i t t will e n e s tin g ly of the A rmonicn, a m usical
Come
to
tho Bridge party Wednes
L ast n ig h t th e high school a u d i t o r
M inim um ..........
C8
t e r t a i n the m o m b e rs o f th o Lucky i n s t r u m e n t invented
day
evening,.
Nov. 1st at tho Parish
by
B e nja m in ium w as th e scene o f matfy H nllow ’cn
R a n g e .............
70
House at 8 p. m. under auspices of
T h ir te e n B rid g e C lnb a t h o r hom e K r a n k | in a n d which flhe MW in tho c o stu m e s, fr o m a little b lack d w a r f to
B a r o m e te r ............
30,08
Tomorrow Shirlpj
\i.
. |
on P a lm e tto a re ., a t 3 o clock.
St. Agnes Guild. Phone Mrs. Ray
M e tr o p o lita n M useum in New York th e g ia n t s tr o n g m a n w e r e all s o r ts
C a lm nnd c le a r. ,
^uecnic
mond Kej( (37-J) or Mrs. J. N. Rob
o f g a y colors a n d costu m e s. All f o u r
th is sum m e r.
Comedy.
W e d n e s d a y —G irls F rie n d ly Society
son
(28C) for reservations. Price 50c.
T he A rm onicn wns based on the c lasses joined t o g ttf ie r in h a v in g th is
will m e e t nt th e homo
*'•
c*- ,
• i 86- 2 tc
u n i idea of the musical g la sse s, which g a y event. M any v isito rs w e re p r e
IN M E M O R Y O F M A Y LONG
K a n n a t f o u r o'clock.
G eorge W a sh in g to n so g r e a tly e n jo y s e n t beside the pupils, m a k i n g a crowd
ed
A sc rie s of bowl like g la sse s o f n e a rly tw o h u n d re d a n d f i f ty .
•More potatoes and apples are mov
The d e a th a n g e l -v isite d o u r c o m
W e d n e s d a y — M a s te r W a l t e r F o x will
The F r e s h m e n p y t on t h e i r s h a r e of
w e r e o p e ra te d by m eans of n
foot
ing
on consigned orders than for sev
m u n ity on tho 1 1 th inst. nnd c la im e d
e n t e r t a i n a n u m b e r o f his y o u n g
tr e a d le fro m u n d e rn e a th (se w in g m a th e e n t e r t a i n m e n t f i r s t T h e y p u t on
eral
years. Dealers who lost money
Second sheet* 8^ x 11, ^
for Jiis ow n S id n e y -JH a jr, d a u g h t e r
f rie n d s nt his hom e on F r e n c h nve.,
chine fa sh io n ) topes w e re produced by a n e x c e p tio n a lly good e n t e r t a i n m e n t ,
during
the
lartt
two
seasons
efre
slow
of Mr. and M rs. G abd-'L ong.
n t 3:15 p. m.
p r e s s in g on these g la ss p la te s, as especially th e dance g iv e n by E v a
Mny, a s she w a s k n o w n ito h e r f r i in making advances.
th e y revolved, deep p r e s s u r e for loud, G race W a g n e r . T he F r e s h m e n in tro
ends h a d been a s u f f e r e r f o r n e a r ly
T h u r s d a y — Mrs. E. M. G allow ay will
lig h t p re ssu re for soft.
The se m i duced th e ta lle st m an on e a r t h to th e
four y e a r s , b u t, in s p ite o f all modie n t e r t a i n the m e m b e rs of th e D u p li
tones, c o rre sp o n d in g to piano black audience. H e w a s some ta ll m a n too,
cincs, o p e r a tio n a n d t r e a t m e n t s , w a s
c a te B r id g e dlub.
keys, w ere painted w hite, the C scnle — because he stood on n c h a ir. T he nlwnys c h e rfu l and h o p e fu l u n til th e
( c o r r e sp o n d in g to piano w h ite keys) tw o sm ullest m en show ed t h e i r grcAt
T h u r s d a y — F a t h e r and Son B a n q u e t followed tho colors o f th e rainbow , s t r e n g t h w hen th e tw o w e r e supposed Inst, nlw oys e x p e c tin g to becom e well
a g a in .
a t t h e P a r is h H ouse n t seven o'clock red, o ra n g e , yellow, gre e n , blue, indi to he the s t r o n g e s t men, fniied to pick
We Pay 4% Interest on Savings Accounts
May w a s horn Feb. 1892 nt Chuluoby th e M en’s Club.
go.
, up the 1000 lb w e ig h ts, by doing it tn w h e re she lived all h ere life.
F ra n k lin said “ The tones w ere u n - 1 them selves.
In h e r e a r ly y o u th she u n ite d w ith
•\ n u m b e r of g ir ls d re sse d ns w itchu‘‘, *vu T .'T
S a t u r d a y — S a n fo rd Council of Music c o m p a r a b ly sw e e t.” M ozart and Iloe" Chulu0ta DaPti s t Chu" h to w h tf h
will m eet nt the S tu d io of M r s . t h o v e n w ro te music for the arm onicn. es gnv» a w itch fiance which wns very ,h
she lived a t r u e nnd h e lp fu l m em ber.
A Imlloon ascension
F a n n ie S. Munson at 3;.10 p. m.
Miss Howler, sopra no, was th e n s much enjoyed.
The fu n e r a l se rv ic e s w ere conducted
is a badge of independence. So is a bank mvouiii.______
s is ta n t ta le n t, am) »ang b e a u tifu lly a was also a t t e m p t e d hut failed because at the C h u lu o ta c e m e te r y nt 3:30 p.
burs ted . T h e se m irth
More nnd more, women are finding c h e c k i n g
. unis
S a t u r d a y L ittle Miss G eorgia H a r t g r o u p of songs from Hoiirn and Eu the balloon
m on the 117th inst., by Rev. J. M.
m
a
k
e
rs,
introduced
by
t
laire
Z
a
c
h
a
ry
,
a
sensible
and
business
like
way
of
handling
their
iH,.
will e n te r ta in a n u m b e r of
tier g e n e Cowles,
lines.
T hom pson of Oveido in tho presence
y o u n g frie n d s at h e r home on S a n
T he e n tire p r o g r a m w as g r e a tly on- Were im niensly enjoyed by all.
We are always glad to advise them about np. mug ac
of a Inrgo a s s e m b la g e o f r e la tio n s
T he S o p h o m o re p a r t con siste d of a
fo rd H e ig h ts from 3 to 5 p. m
joyed and included in piano selcccounts,
making investments, or about any financial matter
.
.Tt5l friends,
rookie drill.
" a r t i e r S c oggnn, tho
y.
tiuns:
whatsoever.
s
u
b
je
c
t
w
a
s:
“
Blessed
n
r
e
th
e
W. H. Taylor, of T nm pn, w ns in the W a tty C S h a r p Minor
Chopin ■general’ ann o u n c e d th a t hia a r m y w a s ' dead who die in th e L ord." T h e fnvth e best in the world. He proceeded
Consult us without obligation, It Will lie ;i p le a - n* *(>
a
c ity y e s te r d a y on a business mission.
C h a r lo tte Sm ith
roite h y m n of th e deceased. “ W hen
to
prove
tha
t
it
w
as
not.
E
veryone
serve
you.
Pr.rano
S harp
I pass o v e r th e tid e " w as sting and
enjoyed
th
e
a
w
k
w
a
r
d
n
e
s
s
of
'G
e
n
e
r
a
l'
Mr. a n d Mrs. Jo h n .1. H a r t, of Al
Nez 7.ii1 Stone
Let us give you a
the re m a in s wus te n d e r ly consigner!
• N coggan's sohjitirs ju st the sam e.
b a n y , N Y , arrived in the n t y yes Reverie
Muter
to M other E a r t h nnd left to sleep io
The J u n i o r p a r t of the e n te r ta in
te rila y for a short visit
1 ...ii i•'lien Mahon, v
pence u n d e r a m ound lavfsiy covered
im-nt
W ith G eorge S m ith nt the
No. t hi ruMa I V II" tell Morsiwith b e a u tifu l flo w e rs b r o u g h t by lov
pi»n«* ami Jim S tone as lender, this
E. G. Krile-t. <>f Jacksonville.
|. \ alse I .elite
TODAY
I'earl Robson
mg hands.
•
lass produced a new o r c h e s tr a piece
a m o n g the out "f town business vim l| T r . i r a t o r e t J p l a n s i Verdi Alberti
(he
din-eased
leaves
her
p
a
r
e
n
ts
,
a
I he piece they played had n e v e r been
Madehm
Malbin
to r s in tbe c 11 \ w M e r d a v ami todav
Munson
Mi
■laved before ami probably n e v e r will -i-te r, Mrs. (). W T o w n se n d o f Cocoa,
S ar t or m
Military M arch
.
b< a g a in
Jim , th lender, w a s tired and a b r o th e r . (George, to m o u rn h e r 1
1 h o , |- M.n.r. a n d t It Mn o r i of
!«»s
By ron |-., \
'•ut tr y in g to m a k e the m a n y flutes,
|
C olum bia, S t , are sp e nding a few I iltir Folk Songs
We com m e nd th e bereft fa m ily t o !
h a r p s , b n n to lls amt c o rn e ts, nil of
d a y s in the <11 > traii-ai tfng business
l a t Indian Song
Hi IImi
w hit $ w ere toy in s tr u m e n ts , keep to Great H e a ve nly F a t h e r w ho does nil
S a r a Maxwell
things well, nnd tn look to Him f o r ;
getin-l
11.1 W a lt/ in IHi II.i .
It. I M< K •->1/ 1* . of Jar k*or|lwltf,
•
o m fo rt.
I nst cam e the S e n io r s h a r e of fun
l afinla I '. asp e n d in g a few da> - I n n on Iiiimik
I
lov. t" think o u r F a t h e r knows
I' dim I " i d p e rfo rm e d ii s tig h t rope
ST R E N G T H ----------------- PROGRESS---------------- SI,H \ Ii I
i r i \ no m. .1 \ ii
Iwll
Mr Ml KoiZH n I Ci - tilt- til. Kell
w a lk e r, only tile rope was M retched Th th o r n s I pluck w ith e v e ry rose
h a t h . r v n M> is. Ii
S p rtn g fle ld l ire < o
tig h tly ..ri the 'floor so she w ouldn't
• d i H a g pipes
K>dor fl(|,
V "
a
SANFORD’S
TEMPERATURE
* n
R
-----
GEORGE \V.\|aSH
and
MIRIAM ( ()(„.,,R
“SERENADE
ill
Two-Part Comedy
LniiilEDBSJtDlNireTrgp]'
K»
it--7
f-
SAVINGS
THE BALLOT
*.v»
t# ;
CALENDAR SAVINGS RANK
;.ii
t. i lT. ^
The Seminole County Bank
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Mr- If..belt Wit- •n re tu r n e d t". he
hom e m tlrlnmio
>«• -f 4 i tl;i \
f te r
a|H*n<lintr » f#*w •|j»\ - h f t r \vith h« r
:. .‘i
f
.-j - i i
tf
'
i
M
li
\|. Mullen
H> r>.n ST* veils, dressed like a drunk
"ll,n
I vSanford’s New Store
-Giggerei) |.. th e s ta g e and anm m m e d th a t the ju d g e s would re n d e r
pun-nth. Mr ittitf Mr* .1 <\ \y«th e i r decision
Hr Brow nlee presentn u k nt lh»*ir hnfi tr «»m l . a m c l .ivi n m
• d the Mlv.-r loving n i p to th e c la s s ,
who in tlie opinion of th e ju d g e s , g a v e )
tlie
best e n te r ta in m e n t.
C A I 'T IfKUHKV H JfISCtlE ( II \ p
®a
its
fci
Xa
J a
m
ID- called the p r e s id e n ts of th,. fmjj-l
I KK, t
\ If
clu-se* I.. t h, - lu g e , Ralph W oodruff
Th. r e « . p l i . . n g i v e n Tu< •••lay a f t e r
t o V "11 l l k l •m m - o n i m < ' t
vx e a t b
*’f Mi.- Senior, Jo h n liilson •.f th.* J n n
ri.<..n ' * ' 1 ■r I . • 11 •.in f•.*ir l .. ,r \
•
U n m r St " C /a t.
ib. Snpho
l.v M - I • • ' I .i - • • I In liirinhi r •• nd M a r g a r e t I ' / l . r s of the
•>f Mi. ' .i* If. iit>< • I'.r - . " i ' b.ipti t
I r i 'l m i . l i
With a . ollliral -peeeh
1 1..
l" |'III.
.■!• m n
.)•■ | . 1 1 .
1 A if M liil.ln ft nf tin \ tn.-r i. an the beavy lam.- and w arm w e a th e r
hr- nnw ritpperi ami pre se n te d the cup
Revolution i was lovely. All of tiuto M a r g a r e t P e te rs . T he F r e s h m e n
> !■
m e m h e r s in the city w ere p re se n t
M any de a le rs in S outh F lo rid a a r e pre sid e n t ex h ib ite d th e clip th a t her
H m •'
w ith the exception of o u r C radle Ifoll.
sh ip p in g th e ir c a r loads of a u to s here c lass had won to the crow d. ' It wns
Tin- lib ra ry and p a rlo r were beau
fif
a la rg e tin n i p .
nnd d riv in g them th r o u g h (he • oun
tifnl w ith -pi mg like flow ers w h n h
Aftr-» tins r e f r e s h m e n ts were s.-rv
ti v
w ere in m . . . | . | with the \iihny a f t e r
c i by Ml. o ffic e rs of the c la sse s in tile
rump
d'Miicstii si icTicc room in th e im s e - |
H I M . l . r a w , -. . I r l a r y o f t h e
A t a -h..rl bo-in. —
.-son • ailed
nielli
I Ills i "Ii-i-t* (I of . old sorhi
at 't 'Iff lei,ii M;a ai !’ w.i- . . 1-, led 11. lob. I v p.igrapln. al I moil, w a
w.iir i anil n pup- i bag in whii h an
president I-- till lli. in. vpitM .l t •-1 III low 11 I "day liv in g I" ta r t be |.
apple, b a n a n a and p e a n u ts w ere s to r - |
of o u r ciutrtcr presidi-ni. Maude Lake union pi inti i - loose f i ■.in lb. ir m..nth
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J e a n Maxwell wa- i ..inmi-nded by ly dues
.Nearly eve ry o n e , a t the . lose of the
M aude Luke as h e r s u n e s s o r . w hen,
p a r ty declared th^i they could not have
Miss C ra w fo rd , tbe S o u th e rn
Hi had a b i t t e r tim e a n y place iylse nt
witli r e g r e ts , she had to resign in, siie
is now a stu d e n t at
S tu a r t
H all, vision re p r e s e n ta tiv e
nf
the
Red any time.
S ta u n to n . Vn. Cumilla I’ulestoii w as ' to ss, left for ijel.nnd th is m o rn in g
a p p o in te d m a g a z in e c h a ir m a n . I’l a n s 1a f t e r
sp e n d in g
several days here
T he w orld a t y o u r door ev e ry cvcnw e r e m a de a n d com m itte e s appo in te d s t a r t i n g the Roll I all drive.
m g fo r 16c.— Dnily H erald,
f o r th e A rm istic e Day float. V irgin
-------- in M cD aniel a n d M ary F.lizabeth T o l - . A rchie C um eron b ro u g h t in a pic - 1
n r will re p r e s e n t pages.
to r e of the hoys fire d e p a r tm e n t t a k - ;
A n ote w as rend f r o |^ Mrs, H u rd - en h e re t h ir ty y e a rs ago. A m ong the
Ing to the C. A. R. m e m b e rs, to w hom little fellows a t th a t tim e w ere A r tie
B E IN G I S S U E D BY THE
she g a v e a reception nt tin- W h ite S m ith and Jim H a r r is and se ve ra l |
1
COUNTY JU D G E
J lo u s e a t the .‘l i s t C o n tin e n ta l Con- o th e r s well know n here a t this date.
I
gross.
■ G et youV h u n tin g license now and
T h re e h o n o ra ry m e m b e rs w ere ailS. li. Howell, fo rm e rly of Urewton, avoid the- ru sh of the Inst days.
m itte d into th e c h a p te r. Mrs. W. E. I Alu., a n old tim e frienil of H. A. Neel,
I f you expect to h u n t in ndjoining
W a tso n , re g e n t of Snllie H a r r is o n ! now located in L akeland, w a s a visi- counties, y o u m u st allow tim e to g e t
C h o p te r, N. S., I). A. R.; Mrs. Jo h n to r to th e H erald office this m orning, y o u r license hack from th e c ounty
L conardi, s t a t e r e g is tr a r , N. S., D. A. l i e is e n r o u te home fro m a business s c a t o f th e c o u n ty you expect to h u n t
in. Positively no r e c e ip ts will bo is
R.; Mrs F o r e s t I-ake, m o th e r of o u r t r ip on th e E n st Const.
m u c h loved a n d a p p r e c ia te d c h a r t e r
sued f o r h u n tin g in a d jo in in g coun I
p r e sid e n t.
,
T h e ninny f r ie n d s of Mr. nnd Mrs. ties. You m u s t h a v e y o u r lioortsc be
Mrs. I-ake, nt a late hour, served F r e d W n lsm a n nre glnd to see th e m fore you hunt.
*Thc day before open se a son th is
delicious r e f r e s h m e n ts a s siste d
by back in S a n f o r d a f t e r an absence of
M rs. B. J . S ta r lin g .
s e v e ra l m o n th s in M ic higa n and o t h y e a r s falls on Sundny and I will n o t
e r s ta te s . T h e y will re sid e on th e ir issue license on t h a t day.
You can help th is office a n d help
T U E S D A Y A U CT IO N B R ID G E
f o r m on Cameron, ave n u e fo r tho w i n
y o u r s e lf by a p p ly in g f o r y o u r license,
t e r m o n th s.
f
CLUB
nt once, a n d i f y o u -wait u n til th e la s t
Mrs. C. E. H e nry e n te r ta in e d in h e r
u su a l c h a r m in g m n n n c r y e s te r d a y a f
Del M ason and n p a r t y o f his as- you can expect to w a it to r th e license,
te rn o o n nt b rid g e at h e r home on s is tn n ts of W in te r P a r k , wer e here so come on a n d help the cause along
M ngnolia avenue. The guest* being today u n loa ding some fine O ld s n io - . nnd avoid the ru sh anil delay occasionth e m e m b e rs of the T u e sd a y A uction biles fro m th e c a rs nnd ta k in g th e m jed by iieing Inst.
R esident C ounty License
$1.26
B rid g e Club. T here Iw-ing tw o ta b le s j o v e rla n d to W in te r P ark,
Non Resident C o u n ty
License
o f players.
$3.60 to a d jo in in g c o u n ty and
F r a g r a n t pink and w hite roses w ere
T he m a n y friendB of Misn M a r g a r e t
60c to th is office .......................... 4.00
used Combined w ith f e r n s in th e v a r BraTbe a r e glnd to see h n r back in
$26.00
ious room s w h e re the c a r d ta b le s w ere .Sanford a f t e r a tw o m o n th s va c a tion N o n -R e sid e n t S t a t e License
E . F. H O U S H Q L D E R ,
s p e n t a t h e r old home in C am den, N . J.
placed.
County Judge.
Of exceptional interest was the a n d T n the mountains of Perfnaytvanla.
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B ‘ game of duplicate bridge played dur Sho h a l resumed her position with tho 186-6tc and ltw .
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The Church well Company
10 S to re * in ( i e o r g i a -
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2 PANTS
HUNTING LICENSE
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AND FANCY
PATTERNS
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T H E SA N F O ItD DAILY H E R A L D , T H U R S D A Y , N O V EM BER 2, 1922
PAGE TWO
—
V - ----------
D E A T H O F M ISS H A L L
here th e men would want to set* th e MRS. H A L l. GIYhJi IDEA
Miss T e m p le Lilian Hall aged
Indy w r itin g the love let lent at onee
O F IIA LI.S-SI ILLS MU It!) Kit
Sl'K A K H i l t L I UK T I LMK tw e n ty t h r e e died a t th e home of her
F a b lU k (< M r r y n l l r r n m o r i r f p < Hon and find nut I f .-the was a Hood looker
4mj at th e lle ra M Ball41a«. IDT
p a r e n ts Mr. and Mrs. J. J . Hull on
oi* n o t, ye«.
--------K a s a e lla A > f, Manfer*. r i a .
S
a n fo rd H e ig h ts y e s te r d a y
12:40
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(C ontinued from page 1 )
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t
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r
a
li
n
g
e
r
i
n
g
<
illness
of
nlmost
ai
The editor'), day alw ays c o m c th
tell you who was the c rim in a l."
I year
Stumer o r Inter tin* corrupt and evil
rv a L isiiK itn
I ton t you think it w id e n s the
Miss H all w as te a c h in g school a t
_______ bully w ho th ro w e th stu m b lin g block.*
s
p
h
e
re
of
m
otive
if
a
m
a
rrie
d
man
Mt
V ern o n , Illinois when she was
®* J. 1101 .1, Y------------------------- --- K iI(or in || u, wav ,,f tile newspaper's pro
* . 4. M L l.A I I D ----S e M e t . r r - T r e a . a r e r
a UI1(|
hl)nt. , t eff(trt , u h TW and a m a r r ie d woman arc c o n d u c tin g tnk.-n ill l a s t J a h u u r y and came home
■ . A. NKKU................ U r n f r a l M anager
an illicit love a f f a i r ? " she w as asked. to F lorida hoping to regain her h e a lth '
May bring his account to the Peoples IMfil
II. 11. 1IOLI.Y—
A d v r r tl.ln a M nnngrr the coninuinity will he <nu^ht
red
.
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i
.
I su p p o se it would,
but
it
se
e
m
e
d
t
h
a
t
the
fm
alndy
was
Phone 14* up to OrtXJ P. M.
handed in his iniquity anti deception.
. . .
Sanford w ith the assurance that it u , : i ..
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lsn t Mr. P fe iffe r tre m e n d o u sly in- deeply ro o te d in h e r sy ste m and de-j
. . . .
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J
A i r t U h l w Itatea Made K now n on Then will he plead w ith ye e d ito r ns
.
. .
. terostcil to know if those l e t t e r s and spite th e c a re of physicians nnd fa m -j
Application
ceive the same degree of protection, ami • .
ye e d ito r has often pled w ith him to
....
the d ia r y a r e correct?
LBW1H S H IP P ___ C irculation M anager "do u n to othe rs us vou would
jly she w a s unable to b a ttle success
th e y
P bonr S2*-\V a f te r ft p. tn.
" T h a t doesn't interest
me
same amount of helpful service as is y.
very fuly a g a i n s t it and d e a th claimed her
ahttnJjt do unto you." Hut ye e d ito r
m
uch."
y
e
ste
rd
a
y
.
Snhacrlptloa Price la A d r a a r r
will h e a r him not, and inste a d will
ptl the Inrgest item on our hooks.
Cm* Year......... ..................................... .Ad-00
Thp th r e e questions Mrs. H all re
The H a ll fa m ily cam e to Sanford
„ :noo slap his nam e linked with Lis (Tvvil■t l M o n t h . __ _____ __ ______
fused to a n s w e r were:
from T hom nsvlllc several years ngo
U»llY»red la City by C a r r ie r
merit a c ro ss the front page. Verily,
W hether your deposits may be laiy.
One Wvck. ....... .......................... , 1ft C ent.
... .
i. . i
i
... n.
1 -— A request? fo r h e r e s tim a te of Miss H all who w a s nil experienced
verily, the e d i t o r s day a lw ays r o m e th , . . .
.
...
. . . .
,.
.
the c h a r a c t e r of th e woman sla in with te a c h e r a c e p te d a position in the
big IX- to lN-page W e e k ly H ereg ■ a idT he
small, your business will be welcomed •mi
es it com cth c onve nie ntly .
.
.
,
e ntirely rover* Seminole County nnd, som etim
.
.
.
.
e
t
c
schools o f Mt. V e rn o n w h e re she w as
a n d la pabllabed every F r id a y . A d t r r - e a r ly nnd exceedingly soon, b e la h .— her husband,
. . . . .
tlatn g ra te * m ade k n o w n o n a p p lle a - . . .
,.
cared for at the'
’.— W h e th e r or not she believed tn doing fine work w hen she w as
tla n . U rm oeralle In polities^. * 3.00 p e r St. A u g u s t u s Itecord. Dawgolic, H e rb .
divorce and would have so u g h t one if stricken. She w as n m e m b e r of the
year, a l n a y a in advance.
We ar> sure w a itin g for th a t day to
she had know n (Jf intimacy b e tw een M ethodist church since e a rly rhildH K X D E I1 T H E
A H N O C IA T K U PRENN
Mr Hall and Mrs. Mills.
hood a n d w a s loved nnd respected in
T h e A e a o c l a t e d P r a s e la e x c l u s i v e l y
e n t i t l e d to t h e u s e f o r r e p u b l l c a t l o n o f
Wh
e
r
e
Mr.
Hall
got
h
a
lf
of
t
h
e
r
h
e r n a tiv e s t a t e and w h e re v e r she
n».V .llapstches credited to. It or R E D U C T IO N S A L K AT
BOt o therw ise credited In thta paper
__
..
$20,000 in se c u ritie s
which
w ere resided. S h e
leaves
m o th e r
and
And aleo the local news published
S A N F O ItD S H O E & 11.0111*
found in his sa fe ty deposit by 3 vault’, , frit her, o n e b r o th e r and two s is te rs ]
b* " ! n . '
.
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IN t; S T O R K FOH It) HAYS
All rlghta of ro-piihHcnllon of apeclal
and w ith the use of which he w as re- here, one s is te r in Wi*>dlawn, tin.,
dispatches herein a re also reserved
---------p o rte d to have planned an e lo p m e n t to and one in G a r y , In d ia n a to m ourn
The S a n f o r d Shoe A* *Mottling s to r e
O t f l n i It Ell A l.tl UP 11.111 > <•. Phone U
tht O r ie n t w ith Mrs, Mills. t
' h* r loss.
— is p u ttin g on a log ten day reduction
H e r la w y e r la t e r explained t h a t
she
The f u n e r a l services will occur from
*
J » l-..ie in o r d e r tha t the old and new pat
l e f u s i d to discuss the origin of
the th* late h o m e on S a n fo rd H eights a t
- to n s of the store t a n *get a c q u a in te d
, -lids because she herself had given I ' ”1** to d a y Dr W a lk e r o f the Moth-]
T h e n ext big day in S a n f o r d is w ith th e new m a n a g e m e n t. L ow est
them to him and she fell delicn y in " d id r h u m b and Dr. H urhnns of the
p n e e s on all goods in the sto re a n d
A rm is tic e D a y - N ovem ber lltlv*
going into so personal a m a t t e r .
P o n g r e g n t imuil
c hurch
offic ia tin g .'
th e r e a r e real b a r g a in s in every line.
------------ o-------------T he q u e stio n s an divorce ca m e more h i t e r r n i c n t will he m a de in the fam ily
T he T itusville folks a re f la y in g th e Ron! the ad v e rtise m e n t in this issue.
n e a rly to a r u s i n g her to re s e n tm e n t burial lot in T lfto n , G eorgia.
S t a t e Hoad D e p a rtm e n t for thei neg-----------------------------"than a n y of the others flung a t h e r in
The f a m ily has the s y m p a th y of
S l ’KKK'S SA L K ('L U SK S
lcct of the roads in t h a t c o u n ty .
the long siege.
m any f r ie n d s h ere in th e ir bereaveS \ T l UltAY O F T H IS WKKK
-------o
"I w on't a n s w e r any gueh q u e stio n s' "lent,
— THIS IS YOLK l H A N C K
The A rctic Ocean is g e t t i n g w a r m
she fla sh e d a lm o st before its
pro■
er, We knew it all this su m m e r. Some
•..•under had finished
Insert p e s ts come and go with the
th e lug Speer Sale . los. - S a t u r
cha n g e is ta k in g place so m e w h e r e os
Mrs, Mali w as a p p a re n tly
deeply o a r * . Ifl som e y e a r s c e rta in varieties
day
of this week and you have only
we would have cooler w e a th e r h e n .
a ffe c te d when the questions r e g a r d i n ; do htle d a m a g e a n d then they app e a r
tw o more days l i f t to ta k e a d v a n ta g e
Mrs. Mills w e re put, moving re s tle s s in vast n u m b e rs. W yom ing this y e a r]
>
t the lug b a rg a in s offered in ev e ry
S e n a to r in M a ryla nd and a Kepul
J.v
in her c h a ir and folding h e r nrint s u ffe re d m o re for g ra s s h o p p e r s than
I lean at th a t , spent over $17,000 in d e p a r tm e n t of thta store, In ihe a d
tig
h
tly a c ro ss her client.
a n y o th e r stn tc . It is probable th a t
his c a m p a ig n buying p h o n o g r a p h r e c v e r tis e m e n t today special prices a r e
"
W
a
s
Mrs.
Mills
u
v
a
m
p
—do
you
the in ju r y will he c o n tin u e d n ext year.
1
ord s and over $-13,000 for o t h e r small quoted on brocaded crepe, c u r t a i n
think
she
w
as
a
woman
of
good
clinr
FfTorts a r e being m a de to secure a
Items,
It m u st he nice to live in y a rd goods, blankets, sheets and p i l
For quick
low cases. T here are b a rg a in s g a lo re *i‘ tiT ? w as one nf the que Inin* g r a s s h o p p e r law s im ila r to those in
M aryland.
all metalware
in all th e seasonable goods and this is h arked n e a r the end of the interview N orth D a k o ta ,n n d S outh Dakota.
----------- o ----------"I do not c a r e to say."
The people down in T a m p a intend y o u r o p p o r tu n ity to buy a t the v e ry
H em al's p ro fic ie n c y in b re a k in g p ro
^ oti do not flunk she deliberately
to vote a g a i n s t the a m e n d m e n t To b e g in n in g >d the w inter season
mises
c o n f e s s e s th e source of his milct h e r . iq< | . . f Mi Hall 7 "
r e - a p p o r tio n m e n t and for A ndy (lump
t
oi
y
t
r a in in g
I n e v 11 miu any indication of it.”
fo r c ongress
L ith e r one show s that 1111 \ DS < IIIth I M .
Now. what ■|<■ ymj t h in k ? "
(Il l l*LUItID VS
Cleans • Scours • Poliudl
th e T a m p a people know w ha t they
I do 1,1 q know
I do not know
Fit l IT 1 \ It t| I O I \
w a n t, at least
What in think
i h e widow m aintained th ro u g h o u t
I h a | g 1 tha t ’.In1 tadrmiil.-i 'ini but
Mr- I. Himdieaux ha* opened a taxi
The F lurida G a to r team «■f Florida
tht
interview tha t sin 1 h a rb o re d no and in fo rm a tio n b u re a u at the Valdez
Wll
net
Jit
Vqle sufteient regi ig e r a tn r
U niversity goes t.> C a m b rid g e tn play
.. im in handle c itru s jtrmiucts, w ere m alice to w a rd her Imsband's sla y e r Hotel c o n c e rn in g all tr a in s nnd hunts
H a r v a r d F rid a y and
Duval
High
r.
ite ra te d tmta> by Floriiln fruit =ihij) end th a t she watt iml personally in- it. and o u t of S a n fo rd
Special c o u r
S. haul gne* In Daytuik t*hm, to piny
tere'-led in seeing the m u r d e r e r pun- tesy show n to the public. Call us for
|iiT“
:
Steele High Si h'M.| nf that c ity
Thn«
1*1 ed, a lth o u g h she said sh< hoped, .(lives of all kinds
\ | 1| 1Ul ei it !\ there •M?-t* no ^har
Itoat j.nrties our
ia a case nf the Smith in v a d in g the
K u ^ tc ts n r * Em A M > p » 'l San C*., Hew T«rk, U. S. A.
lot th e good ,,f society, to s,-e the --ijieel
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s
ra|i-r
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Iced
Phone
221
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for inform ation
niirth. 'ur> * mmgh
i uilty p r is o n
j pi r-oii- a p p re h e n d I'hone I 1
'•■ f u rli i -h ‘■ii at ati> tUlle b\ tht*
IS 1ST It.
o
ed
"iii-.
but
when
th*">t‘
I'il
I
s
>•*
nil*
The tali nut., la ease lagn ina j b<
I think anyone who has u n n n ilt
u ra n g e and blui . n y i ihspati h frmu L*k e<i f.. J wit limit UN* it i> arm
■ ■ R f t M i i i i i a i i i i i i i i M i i i i f t i a i i a i a a x i a k x a i i i i u i i i i R i i i i i i i a i i x i i ■■■*■■ 1 m
ted
a m u r d e r is m.t a safe person to ■
t f tn
Th . *hi|ipM 1N (Mlt •>f lur
it
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1'a I In ha --- 1 t 1 i's. i hey may he b in mi
h
a t la rg e , she said, "Hut a s for
dune ,i)> tn pink paper but w hatever - -aid
.1
Vilalii
live tie lin g , I have none."
I 1 ml men lake the stand th a t when
th e y are r e g a rd le ss *.f n d u r i.r cast
O
u
tw
a
rd ly , at least, the m v e stig a
we Hiii^t Imvc them
\n d the muney r. ■rigei at nr . a rs are available they
'i.'ii of the ijnub!. m urde r m y ste ry
-tioiiSii
Inable
to
j.rot
ure
them,
vvheth
gue.c 1ii| gtmil raatiti, you klioVv
cr tee.l or dry. And at this tim e o f was at a p ra c tic a l standstill tmluy
vioir it 1- declared it is advisable
to while th e in te rv ie w was being he
in
Mrs < linn Phillips, who k ill'd MrInvi 't i g a l o f s . who b a il liven seek
-h 1j 1 i i t r u - pro4m t-s iitider ice. S.el
Mendow With
Liimiii'i m <.ilifot
'c cotcdu.ratioii ,.f tin stuiy of .Mrs
.ltd , i l e i \ may re q u ite it. but
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ibsoft II. w h i h
la . Ot Uei t e d Mr s
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th e days of K nrty-N m c.
v e n tila to rs up north th e r e is d a n g e r
A G A IN VISITS M \ It ION
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R eport says th a t F o rd is now a f te r
III) The V••■iiln 1rd I'rraa)
n a tura lly object to this ty'pe of t r a n s
th e coal f i e l d s .
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mu put into it. W h e th e r or imt the Iii re to ask Mr, Hurdling to use him
T h e ie a n -o many jteopie tn tht- ta ilr o a d - w ant this e x tra mopev wiii' lb ii 3flui-n*i’ to sw ing TViitiestfet* f»»r nit*
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Worlti tha t seemingly have n o th in g To 1 m e - ,i> fur
1 'dii'ii of th** uHiagi* am endm vnt.
tbe i' in.' is not known.
I lit' lie a i >l m o d e
n a . e a rriv e d . B e a u tifu l In
do exet id to bother a n c w - p a p e i nun
'- ne -h■per- a r e utilizing vent c a r s ^ *'sti*r t l j j y lit a d d r d ^Tt! a l l i o i l s h g 111
q . i ' i t o d f-ig n . T hey i inliody the doniinnnt thougk
They give him tile jo b of looking oV, 1 • ■ im l t t u d "lit uf | Linda and th e n
**I t h e Jo \\ »
n g h ^ pin
ness a n d in IividUuhtv yet, d e m o n s tr a te th e exclu-.
long art isles th a t concern nobody but c h a n g in g to r e f r i g e r a t o r cars a t \Vay- i'.n u n of the p a r ty , which since -was
ibiunud a lw a y s f e u tu ie s.
th tm s td v e s and w ant him to -pem l all 1 ross, Ga.. and f a r t h e r n o rth , W. H. re o rg a n iz e d as a jiermniumt body.
bis hours out of the office w ritin g Mouser, sales m a n a g e r of C hase &
Mfinon hits coni ributeil titnny ar*
s o m e th in g th a t is only for t h e i r pet C o m p a n y , which firm is h andling a t*\e w o rk e rs for the p a r ty who arc ,
C le v e r moilels in P o ire t Twill, T ricotine, Serp<-h
hobby and they th a n k him fo r all tin- god deal of i i t r u s fruit at present re ii"" in W a sh in g to n ," -aid Mi-s Pullit- ■
.MateiAs.se, C hiffon and Twill back Velvets, Cant on
work by telling him how m a n y m is juirt it I* doing this to quite an ox- z ,r
A m o n g those leading in our ■
in faced t a nton. C ie p e S a tin nnd o th e rs.
ta k e s there were in th e a r tic le a f te r le nt
councils a n d a r d e n tly devoted to our £
he spends hours tr y in g to p le a se them
"T he m ethod, how ever, is u n s a tis cause is I>r. Mildred Dickerson, form - !
A r r a n g e d , for F r id a y nnd S a t u r d a y , in fo u r p>>pu
— th a t is, we used to do it. W e don’t f a c to r y " he sta te d yeste rd a y .
" I t W ashington.
now.
c o sts J.'i to tr a n s f e r and ;i portion of ‘‘fly of M arion, now a d e n tis t
in
-------------o------------the fruit is a lw a y s spoiled. Of course,
P re sid e n t H a rd in g
him self
has
T he A ssociated Dailies of F lorida wc ci,n g o a f t e r d a m a g e s hut it U n 't given no opinion lately on equal r ig h ts
will m eet in G ainesville on S a t u r d a y , ’ s a t i s f a c t o r y to ship this w ay."
legislation, p e rh a p s because the mntN ovcm bcr 18th, a ccording to th e b u l
On c itr u s a h ip m e n ts to C anada, M r. j ,L‘r is not y e t beforo congress, llow le tin sent out by S e c r e ta r y Clayton M o u se r n sse rte d , th e y a re forced to go ever, in th e b e ginning of o u r p r e s e n t
Codriugloti. This o u g h t to be a fine
(b« e xpe nse of p u ttin g fnlse flo o rs c a m p a ig n , w hen n large d e le g a tio n of
m e e tin g in the shadow of th e g r e a t in the only c a r s they can ge t, nnd the W o m a n ’s P a r ly called
at
the
s t a t e u n iv e rsity especially since the also th a t of lining them w ith p a p e r , j W hite H ouse, he snid to the
Indies
V alues $22.50 to $39.00
u n iv e r s ity intends to in a u g u r a t e
a
So, th e enr s h o r ta g e th a t d o e s n 't thnl he desired ns did they th e fillschool of j o u m n lis m in th e n e a r fu- re a lly seem to be n s h o r ta g e contin- fillinent of the s u f f r a g e a m e n d m e n t
t i 'r e and ninke it p n rt of th e r e g u la r ues.
It isn't h e n e f ittin g th e c i t r u s and th e g iv in g to them of th e ir r ig h ts
course— s o m e th in g t h a t has be e n need- in d u s tr y — F lo r id a 's g r e a t e s t a s s e t— a a.< c itiz e n s."
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ed in Florida. And th e n Kill P e p p e r bit.
'G A TO RS M E K T PRKSIDKN L
\ n d sbtppei* know ing m ore a n d
till the hoys a big tu n e and
S T O P P E D ON T H E W
ne'ii fruit will be ready to go n o r th
* m akes good
11) HARVARD G A M E
!(. tin verv n ear Gjturc decline th e
a
—
'Trera Wulneiilii ■
A wife out in C a lifo rn ia fooled her ■ilunti"ii w d In decidedly g r a v e uti
W A S H I N G T O N , Nov. 2 .- T he U n i
h u sb a n d for years w r itin g b u n h.vc ie* the railroad* of F lorida show a
le tte r s u nde r an a ssu m e d n a m e a f t e r cha n g e of heart. Jacksonville J o u r v e rsity of F lo rid a football squad on
m u te to play H a r v a r d S a tu r d a y , stopi r had a d v e rtise d in th e p a p e r fo r a mil
pod o f f today in W ashington to p r o c
"com panion fo r week end t r i p s . ” F in
ally she c a u g h t him w ith le tte r s in his
At tim e s one su spects th a t clviliz u r e nl G eo rg e to w n U niversity field. J
WHKRE STYLE REIGNS” .
pockets f r o m o th e r w om en a n d then m g m a nkind is jd st n slow process M em bers of th e squad nnd those who
accom panied it were presented to
Station
she sued him f o r n divorce.
This ^o f developing b e t t e r padlocks.
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Down]
T he I le r n ld delivered, 15c per week House.
SANFORD DAILY HERALD
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THE HERALDPRINTINGCO.,
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THE MAN OF MODEST
MEANS
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PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
Sanford, Florida
TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESll
I. II. IIINTERMISTER PIANO T ii
NOW LOCATED AT
112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE
C o o k in g U te n s ils
CLEAN
results on
usa
SAPOLIO
NOTICE
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Large
cake
No
waste
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Two Day Dress Sale
IFRIDAY A N D SATURDAY!
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Wc have just received about 75 new Dresses, all clever new sty!
inated l*v the lies! makers within the past four weeks. In n»n
with the
t . Min Dies-- -Deck \v»* ar • 'fferin^ our entire d
just for r i it
and Saturday at unusuai prices.
FASHIONABLE FROCKS
...
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For Street and Afternoon We a
$16.75 $19.75
$24.50 • ■ $29.75
Also Special showing1of Sports wear in Sweaters, Skirts and
sories
Also just received first shipments now l'ara
jBaumel’s Specialty Shop
East First Street-
---------------------------0pp. Ford Service
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�THE SANFOKI) DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOV EM HER 2, 1022
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PURELY
PROFESSIONAL
Card* of Sanford'* Reput
able Professional Men, each
of whom, in hia chosen pro
fession the Herald rceomtnenda to the people.
' |
George A. DeCottes
A ttorney-at-L aw
Orer Seminole County Rank
SA N FO R D
-;s
FLORIDA
FRED R. WILSON
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
f l n t Nat'l Bank Bldg., Sanford, Fla.
Special attention to examination of
Abstracts of Title
s
CHELLE MA INKS
LA W Y E R
—Court House
Byes Examined
Glasses Designed
Henry McLaulin, Jr.,
Opt. D.
Opt lei nn-Optometrist
212 East First Street
Sanford, Fin,
ELTON J. MOUGHTON
ARCHITECT
Room 7, Miller Bldg.
SANFORD
FLORIDA
Dr. W. D. Gardiner
O E S T O I'A T H IC P H Y S IC IA N
Welnka Apartments, Suite l">
to
Office hours P to 12
Phone -137-J
Sanford, Flu
I-;. 1. HE I.A IIA YI
It.
\rrhilert and Kngmeer
lit vent-. eXperi'H. i in Ke otence, l.n
rage. Storage Warelioti'e, Mill ' ”ti
struct ion. Re enforceil • oii. rele Struc
tures, Hotels, and t MThe Buiidiivgn P.
0 . Box 112a. Phone IRC.! I. 2 Sanford
S BUSINESS
: DIRECTORY
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--------You can find the name of
every lire Iluaineaa Man
in Sanford in thin Column
each day.
We’D Dye F or You
BON TON STEAM PRE8SERY
' LOST
STUAYKD
& Suti m left ent
Spencer
CLASSIFIED
ADS
LAUNCH CAMPAIGN :"
* FOR CHURCH GIVING!
Notify (I
lMi Mj
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LOST Kit Aelope Iiilll.m n ii’ pi rsoltn
(Ilf
T
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A>ii>fUlrd
lkrrM i
paper* itrni one i :inhlt r i In■<k pay
I \G ll, Nl.i "
1 ' . t ' l l t i -t till'
aide to I i Beaumont i mder plrasi enrw ii itce ami mli i!n;eti. i >f the | ■s
leave with ' hief of 1'n ln e Kiilelirew
Classified Ada
a line. No
I’!*• i-f the Proto-tunt Fpl'ctpa! • htlrvh
■d taken for less than X5e.
IHM-'Jtt tn the needs set nut in the pi.mrtuu
and positively no classified
adopted at the I'orlland llenerid i'im
ada charged to anyone, Cath
venttun, thereby raispig tin average
most accompany all ordera.
•l tegular p ilin g throughout tinCount fire worda to a line
i iiinnuiimiii, is tin main f.l.je. i
pi
and remit aceordlnfly.
n e a in tin* turtien wide lampaign to
he I'liidui UsT ii Indly within tin- rinka > i a *4 4 4 Hi 4
of the i hureir, in•■'Hflmi; t" a slate
merit ley < hlCilgn 11eildipi .11 1i r o f the
1dein.ininat ion.
SEVERAL HOUSES for aale.
Sea
Results of the i am pa ig ri m
the
I ll jr TItr AuorIn t f4 1*m mj
Thigpin.
0(t-tfc
I’ORTLAND, Ore, Nov.
"Th... Ihn i years now • losing i■nrmirage
SIXTY THOUSAND STRAWBERRY
re RuseVelt, Rmighrtiler" is the in 'bur' h lenders in the belief that the
Plants front northern stock, $1,00
'Irian >tutui eli-Utnii (luce ve sts will be equally
Per thousand, f. o. b. U k e Monroe,
11
president to in- un Stliies-fu! says the statement, tplot
Fla. M. Doyle.
- 15t-2Gtp "f t,u' fornM'r ,,reM,lt" i
veiledhere
hereArmistice
Armisticed&
d^y „ ....
with p e r e - ' mt" On secretary of the field depart
■- ;------ ----- -------------------------------------- Veiled
IORI S, Huicka, Oldsmobllea, Oakin wbjrh many thousand, of »»nt
lands, Dodge, Cole 8, Overlaid, .persons are to participate.
lit lh»* eighty
dlurr^r* ol* the
Chevrolet, Maxwell for sale. These
The statue, by A. I’h tm istc r I’roc «hurch in the United States the work
cars are lotc models, and hnvc been re- tor wns pr,,*(.llte.l , n tho (Uy (lf ,.wrt ■f informing our people of the enliven
finished, making them very desirable
,.y
M„nrv WnWo
u !|fl. It"" program and explaining the edu
cars to prospective buyers, and the
fn<„„, ,)f Th),<)ll(>ri.
KlHIWVri, ii'.itnoi.il methods to the Naders, al
prices are right, will, easy terms. T,
j(
t<1 .......... ..
to the chil t> oil is ....... .. forward." om um irs the
and 7 passengers. B. A O. Motor To.
„f Anil.n ,.n. Approximately 2-. stat« uieiit. "Our report- show elilhu
- J la r k Ave., Sanford, H a. Distrih- q„0 school children of the city nrc to
mid determination that will go
utors for Hupmohilc and Lexington take a prominent part of the exercises. {'" m,other log advance in the misca™- "We carry the parts.
The morning program is to be devnt ■nonary, eilinatioii.il and social service
140 tfc ill t>> the childrei.'s part of the • ere t it Id- "
d
I OR SALK ( tiic toil t ruck . guild cut! mi'tite'-, with a parade, each
Tin program, w hn h fixed a budge!
child
] OIIO Ollll p.f tin
•liti»n.
Five gumi lire*
Impure dropping a rose. Port-bind'' emblem, at
lx vt thr< i
W"i | , w it! upp-.ft inon mi
Elder Springs Water office. 1-7 dtp 1 1 i foot of the statue.
1' > II \
• . all ' • '
to g
1la t 'v. id be a hii!i• i
Par et.
HOI
SAI F C melody
s a vnplmnt*
a f '» I I ' . ail I III, 11 g . | it . r n
...... i a' ' • w
<1 'u tike* it. hn!f
n-h. ' ..la!
f | u pi r month
R. .1 * la flu l . Ml OUU .1 • . I 1 | . g 0 \ i'
'" .H i
II >I!v Hpi .(id o f fit**.
170 dtp ■i i. III." I t hi I i i ar.'l \ ' to \ nt [ i.i
v
- king
ob-l
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F u ll S \ i I! i luster and tiay-' paint' K> jodil" Spam-b \m . ii. an war .. t
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and varm-hi ' at Sanford N>.v« ftv
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S"t.
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tin
\nielleiih
liev.dutioi
Murks, Satifiin! :ig. nt*
S I tf.
. " i i ll - t . 1 l | l,. | . | l i'
* - M*n
i « i«r r At lit « *1
l *•llHlit-* 1*1 • t r e e . ill . on !
I *♦l! SAI.K 7 pie. >• living
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h.1 11b*
* th* | a ?h (»*s itf i* t*i 1*4 k *p i t . . J 1 1.-.
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We 1.1 r el
\ p; ly I'll Hive ' an
ii *
• lit in 11 * ■ Sad a ■■i llli St
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1!« In
1 V i l u at.-*r\
• f • lllolill X u t i l k. lx :.
W<u Ri i mr * \ | ,(’ \ t ?7 a" per curd r. 1 (lie i, ll i. t!*1{
_• . •» . II.. , .I.,.' ,,
i
Id
Ith' l i* !t i- ■ . u> | M r
xiw .fi and ' jdit I i any measure, tie
!■ mi ■ in Sm.f rd
Will supply any
.'ti.i .1 1 ari l bank a 1 I'rders far lieliv
U »•
ety ill order received
1'lease write
\'
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i
-lute wisi'ther nak nr pine iit
iiiivi' i i ■ wanted, i s Vernny, San- , I in be iglvt, | t ». i .
1fiU-1m o p
f. rd. Flu , Route A
l 1 " t, . , ' ht f,-> high
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For j. II lilt . I' ■t It. til. w i t •f
117 <las. eleetriv it y nuulurn
i1jiL' f1 r
particular' impure uT 1 Ml l'alnietlo i) ■ 'culpt'.i, and Mr
veil pro
vvemrn.
f> dtp v ided him with tin
ifothing
alt I
----— — — —
FOR SALE
RI■
Quick Service Transfer
Machine & Foundry Co.
SANFORD NOVEL! Y
WORKS
.........
General Shop and Mill
Work
Kim
fttt-Mii
pniu'tmHit,
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WANTED
| WE W A N T to recharge and repxir1
l,r i" ,1,nl f r Bu ing Privi i« B
leges.
::
your battcrieA. O ur starter, g e n e r a
“ If th is (th e F ord) proposal, were
■*
tor and ignition repair department ia
Accepted," says the sta te m e n t, "every
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER in charge of nn expert.
Genuine
corporation which has, or desires, a ■ ■
Battery « Service.— RAY
$17 Commercial S treet— Sxnford, Fla. “ K X ID E "
w a te r power privilege, will be a de : :
BROS. Phone 548. Sanford. 172-tfc
m and for a lease on Mr, F o rd 's te rm ,
W A N T E D — Boy with wheel, 327 San- nnd how could they be denied? The E
ford Avenue.
179-12tp acceptance of hia offur would be a
■5
W A N E D —A chance to build
your deadly blow to the application of the
INSURANCE AGENQY
now homo before lum ber g e ts any principle* of conservation to th e use
higher. Plana and e stim a te s fu rn ish - of w a te r power."
FIR E--------- AUTO---------- BONDS
!ed.—S a n fo rd Novelty W orks
183-tfc
::
mtIDGft PARTY
PLUM A NEXT ’WAVING. BEampoo^
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Come to the Bridge p a r ty W ednes ■■
mg, scalp uml facial t r e a tm e n t,—
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day
evening, Nov. 1st nt the P arish M■
Mrs McCoy, W elaka A p a rtm e n ts.
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Contractor nnd Builder
185-Ctp House a t 8 p. qi. under auspices of ■ ■
St. A gnes Guild. Phone Mm. R a y ■ ■
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FLORIDA W A N T E D — By Novem ber 10th a t l a t
SA N FO R D
mond Key (37-J) or Mrs. J. N. Rob ■ ■
est, tw o rooms furnished fo r light■■
son (285) for reservations. Price 60c.
housekeeping. Will be here p e r m a n
■2
AJTliJ Nona T o u r I ’ r l n U n * O u t « f T o w n !
18fl-2tc **■
TrVe a r e equipped lo give you » firm ently. Must be reasonable. Can f u r
clans Job In every respect, an d the
.c h e a p e st price In th e city. In m any nish beat of reference. A n sw e r t o
teaeee w e can give you a b e t t e r a u o t a - day. P- R. Brown, caro Herald.
Second sheets, 8% xll, only
:s
B. W. HERNDON
:s
SB
ss*
S. 0. Shinholser
et o u r bid on t h a t l i c i t Jot».
Just
-Hone 404 . SEMINOLE
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‘ A te .. Tw o pree sea nt y o u r serlll-lltc
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Nothing of run! worth is auenmplishod except through r<)-operat ion.
Institutions, communities, indi
viduals grow in the proportion
that they are useful to each other
in the advancement of aims, de
sires, attainments that make for
success.
We want your full co-operation;
we have need of it, that we may
better help you to succeed.
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First National Bank s\
A COMMUNITY RUII.DER
K. I*. FORSTER. President
H. F. W HITN ER , Cashier
r .'^ W .W .V .V .V A V v v v v Y W tftn n n n n r i i m w m n « « m « »
D on ’t G uess
D o n ’t T a k e C liances
STERLING PAINT, $2.75
AFTER BEING THINNED WITH PURE
FOR USE.
GALLON
UNSEED OIL, READY
ANALYSIS
PIGMENT
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BEST l.OT in Sanford. $.>tifl down,..!' "iitn ill. iit>, in. Iiaiing tin- 'id ..urnScCnml s h e e i s .
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unlv
For Sale al Sanford, Florida, by the
balance eii'V
monthly
paym ent' vvimh w.r. vv.in b\ * -.1
!h. .i*-r• atlr |KT I .IKK), w h ile t h e y Jasl, lit
U ii; give deed if de'irect t.> iarrld Ap Rooseveil in tlx batth ■ ! Sar Juati llerttlti o f f ic e ,
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SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS
ply cpnek. "J tt." earg Herald.
lull. The army selected as a model a
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IHfr-dtc soldier of the same slaturc, girth,
Try a Herald Want Ad today.
FARMERS— You can get *«ed bed '“■'k'ht and weight ns Col. Roosevelt
frnmen and irrigation plugs at th* :it l *"' *l,n,‘
wi,x “ ruugh rider. Af
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Sanford Novelty Works.
100-tfr '• ' il l“"k'
f”r a 'Uilnble horse
FOR SAI.K flood !"t oil paved 'treet. ..in WH-- found at I’hJo Alto, owned by Ia a
.. girl >t id.nt it Stanford I’mvcrsity,
Jl'ifill.llO K. K I.alle
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I FOR SAI.E— HI acres in Longwuod,1
veil, the '.ddier posed daily for many g
corner of Grove and Orange ave
month'
Members ..f the Rooseveil J ^
rules, S K. I I of N I 1 I <.f S \\
I..indy h,.v. pr..n"llli. ed their approV
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NOVEMBER 11
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CLK A N IN G . D Y KING, ALTK RIN G
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W ork cnled for and delivered
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room furnished a p a r tm e n t with
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sleeping porch and priv a te hath. AdD ELIV ER T H E GOODS’* ( | r e „
D . C . c a re H erald
IH7 3tp lion of a national com m ittee for "the ■ ■
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U r g e u p s t a i r s he.) r i s eon
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or r e s t
u i .inruiru t'l hrn* last flight ■ ■
I x * 21p Ait
StornRC Facilities
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room bungalow,
If we plrxse you, tell o th e r s ; if not, F ° R I O N I New
o(f**»'r "f thf I nitiol Slat*^ f "tt si r\ ■ ■
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immediate p o sse sio n , unfurnished
tell un. Phone 49H
m t\i»i
m In", Hi n fo r m h! -t n 11 im fil ■ ■
Oe'irabl. I... iitii.n, f t ' " 1* pet month
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i * .tffirnuif »*»n t.f -u|'|o.rt t*» thi* law
FOR K E N T —Furn ish e d a p a r tm e n ts J hr
warns also against at
Fernald Apartments, 30f> Fast 1st *4'ptain *■ hy t ivn^ri'^H of the projms al M■
164 tfc by Henry Ford to lake over the Mus a "
general ilachine and Boiler Work*; St
Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe Piatone; KOlt RE) NT—Iloo ms and kitchenette. lie Shoals Federation Pow er project,
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Ply Wheel Steel Gear Bands; Crank j —Shirley Apartments oppomte post declaring such action would be a vio- ■ *
Shafts Returned---------------- Phone 62 office, upstairs’.
28-tfc |„tioii of the basic principles of tliV
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act which was fifteen ye a rs in con
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS noljfl Avc Apply Bee Hive, San g r e s s for "giving n vust am ount "f ■*
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ford Avenue and F o u rth Stre e t.
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lKfi-Ctc proposal while declining to take up ■ ■
Wcstlnghouse Lights and Appliance*
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the “ very sim ple-'legislation
w h ic h ; Ri ■
New Line of Fixtures
FOR R E N T T hree room a p a r t m e n t ,
one w e akness" in tin
123 W e s t F i r s t S t r e e t
I30C Park Ave.
186-tUpf 'VouM r o , w t
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law- m ake it | kik.hiI>1i» fur Iht* vvatt-r J J
cs i V P A D I t XT4^UI7_n , T T V
* ( , B BF.NI F ro n t bed room, itu it- , | ltlWi.r commission to use some of i t s ' * *
«hle for two gentlem en, also two app ro p ria tio
. n .for employment. of- ex- ■ ■
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g a ra g e s. Apply 618 Oak Avenue
ports. The Ford contract would give i a ■
“ vast subsidy," according to
, |’'1 him a "vast
V . C. C O L L E R , P ropestab- ■ ■
the ssta
ta te m e n t, in addition to estnb-
GILLON
CO-OPERATION—The Spirit of Progress
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50c per ,1,000, while they last, at
of printing. We have the equipment Herald office.
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Have the Herald do your next Job
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Have You Ever Seen
A Turkey Box?
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No— nnt in u [irizo fight — Unit i.4n't wltal we n t f a n —
1*1 IK T U R K E Y BOX wo a r e tal ki n g alumt is a aic*' Ijox
:>f gomlii's, p r e s o r t ox. ci< . for I’ll A N IxSl! I \ ’IN< i P A Y
If l-;Ai II KAMI! A m Fl orida would g i \ . ‘ nisi UNK
gliixs xf j e l l y , m n i ' t uiif j a r of pr**si*r\ox, «>r u N E side
>1 Ita 1 1in, 1‘I i •N l\ . hick i it. or t IN K i ut k o \ , nr <>N E. can
of liiuitt-. b'rnitbK - . ..no poa>, m <lNI K..\ ..I .'tango.-ar g r a p e f r u i t , as lliov migh t litnl ii pdxsilile, THE.
SCMKKS (IF L I T T L E H O M E L E S S
AND O k l'H A N
I T I I I .D K K N U N D E R T H E » 'A R E O F " F L O R I D A ' S
G R E A T E S T I ’l l A R I T Y ' — 'T i l K C H I L D R E N ' S HO M E
SOCIKT'Y O F F L O R I D A , would nut only h a v e the
g r e a t e s t T H A N K S G I V I N G DAY A N D D I N N E R th a t
they had E V E R h a d — hut t h e r e would he e n o u g h L E F T
O V E R to provide for th*' H U N D R E D S of little ones
t h a t will come u n d e r th e c are of t h e Society A L L
T H R O U G H T H E COMING Y E A R .
Will you see to it t h a t YO UR F A M I L Y g e t s up a
T U R K E Y BOX fur t h e little O r p h a n a n d Homeless
Child ren of F l o r i d a ?
If you C A N only s p a r e O N E
glass of jelly, put it in a nice s a fe lit tle hox a n d s e n d it,
a T U R K E Y BOX m ay m e a n j u s t t h a t , or it m a y mean
a whole DR Y GO OD S BOX or B A R R E L of e a ts , all we
ask is t h a t y o u r family will s e n d S O M E T H I N G , what
e v e r t h a t s o m e t h i n g m a y he.
vY
BY' THE WAY—it wouldn’t Lo u had idea if you packed your goodies with some
CHILDREN'S CLOTHES—shoes, ties, ribbons, sweaters, underwear, bed linens, quilts,
blankets, cops, hats, kerchiefs, etc. All these things make fine packing and would also
help clothe our big family of homeless children—from wee babes on up to fifteen years
of age.
WHY NOT GET YOUR SCHOOL—Church. Ix>dges Young Peoples’ Society. Ladies’
Aid, Missionary Society, Woman’s Club, Card Club, or other organization, to get up a
TURKEY BOX for us. They will all gladly HELP if YOU will only START it.
PLEASE DO YOUR BEST FOR US—however little that may he—and please’mail—
express or ship bv freight to THE CHILDREN’S HOME SOCIETY OF FLORIDA, 1904
RIVERSIDE AVENUE. JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA. Or. if vou live in West Florida—
please send YOUR TURKEY BOX to our WEST F L O R I D A RECEIVING HOME—SEV
ENTH AVENUE AND JORDAN STREET. PENSACOLA.
JUDGE W II. BAKER, President
R V. COVINGTON. Treasurer
MARCUS C. FAGG (Daddy Fagg), Stale Superintendent.
There can be no finer way to show YOUR gratitude for YOUR OWN blessings than
lo do something for these little ones—who have so little they CAN be grateful for. Over
1200 of them have beert cared for already this year—Over 9,000 since our work began. BE
BURE TO GET YOUR TURKEY BOX O FF’TO US IN PLENTY OF TIME— BETTLR
START IT NOW WHILE YOU’RE IN THE NOTION.
THIS SPA C E D O N A TED HY TH E SAN FO IU ) HERALD
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UPSALLA AND
GRAPEVILLE
SENT TO DEATH r o y a l stock
BY GIRL’S LIE SH#Wn roTOrr BEn r r n
TAX BOOKS ARE
NOW
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suu' ","1 r,iun,y Tnx Liot:ks ari‘
N V H K now open for the p a y m e n t of ta x e s
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lo r 1922. n discount o f two p e r cent is
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*a na jta *a Fg Minister Kills Himself Becauso
% allow ed for p a y m e n t in November,
(Ity TRu* Aaaorinird i r ™ i ^ ^ ^ , no p e r cent in D ecem her. Tax hooka
K A N S A S ( ’[TV. Nov
Parishioners Reject His Ex
Axel Luiidqinst. uf L ake Marx , w«>
Al,ril lsl l’,‘11 Tn*t"' f" r thl'
\ n in e e n tr ie s indicating a display of
planation of Child’s Story.
)i Tlltsdux \ outfit 1 iti (ir.ijn s lllc
a p p r o x im a te ! \ 2 ,tl(*t* head of hvesto, k > ' a r U' 22- f,,r b,Uh mvn “ ml w,,menC o n ta in s follow ing f r u i t s and nuts: C h e rrie s
,
1' rank Erickson waft i^so a culler m
the 24th a n n u a l A m erican lloyal Live ' * i n n u ’ ,lut’ N oven,ber
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jrre n ts , R a isin s, S u lta n a R aisins, F lllb e r ts , \ y n |u , t ,
( i nipt*villi* on S u n da y
Stock Show will open h ere N ovem ber
llusi,lrss « tlf> O ccupation Licenses
O rn n g e , L em on, F igs n n d Dates,
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Tom F o r tie r , w ife ami c hildren v is
18th and continue until N ovem ber 28. b tc i,n ,° dne October 1st, a n d if not
ited rcintives
L ake M ary. T h e ir
The show will he held in a new h a lf P“ id* “ ro Ot.lii..|U..nt, as the law re■V
little ila lig h te r poos to school this
million d o lla r exposition building ju st 'P lircs th a t a l.censo he procured h e
Pastor Leaves Note D ecla ring HI*
y e a r for (lie f irst te rm
lv in g com pleted as a p e rm a n e n t hom e fore *« n‘luct.r»Kr the biHiness. profesNext to Princess Theatre
"Innocence Before God" of the
sjcin or (iceupntion.
i buries < raiiu-r look a t r ip S u n d a y
for th e Koval.
Chargea Made— Accuser# Too
over to O ste e n to th e P a rk in so n s and
JN O , D. J I N K I NS,
Beef c a ttle c o n stitu te the principle
Late In B elieving H im .
T ax Collector,
his a u n t, Mrs. V <\ T oller, of S a n
d r a w in g curd of the- show. More th a n
ford, ca m e ont h o m e w ith him fo r a
Nov.
2-2wks
Sem
inole County.
Mare Hill, Me.—T his community, a th ousa nd head will he exhibited,
s h o r t tim e .
nestling in the footldlls of Mnrs moun- The lle r e f o r d s lend w ith (572 e n trie s
L a w re n c e L urtdquist was ab le to rcr Inins, la s t u n n e d ' by the knowledge V o m p e tin p fo r $11255 in prize m oney
L 'l'T T H IS O N T — I T IS W ORTH
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, w< th a t Rev. C harles-It. Carlton who ro- S h()rthim i.H raIlk a(!rond w ith rtOO onsum
o U
his. .school ...
w ork. .th. .is week,
M O N EY
a r e glad to h e a r , h u t is still u n d e r the cently rnm m lttcd milelde, following tries for a p u rse of
1
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200
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One
luinCut o u t P h i s slip, enclose it w ith fie
d o c to r's care. His m o th e r, Mrs. Alice charges made by a h isto ric a l girl of die,! head of A n g u s are e n te re d in the !m(j |m ii, it to Fo)ey & Co^ 0*35 S |,efthirteen, was driven to his death an
L um hpiist, ta k e s a n in te r e s t in his
Innocent man. 'llie charges now have c om petition for $070 in A n g u s prize fl(.,(,r Av{> Chicago, HI., w r itin g your
w ork, v is itin g th e school T ue sda y.
been retracted Icy the girl,
money, and about th ir ty heat! of (mlnnd a d d r e s s cle a rly. You will
Mrs. E liz a b e th W illia m s h a s been in
A note |H>nned hy the pa stor Just lownys will divide honors nnd a p riz e roccivc
r,.tu n l n t r i n , p/l(.knBC r o n .
l r see th e new C am pbell b a b y , who before be took ItU life with n hunth ri of $ 010 . Prize money is o f f e r e d ' tainitur F ole y’s H oney and T a r Comha s been na m e d M a rie E liz a b e th and lnK rifle has been found,
hy th e various breed a ssociations nnd |uiun<| fo r co,lghs, colds and croup;
nil a r e doing nicely
hi 11 he swore Ills "Innocence hothe m a n a g e m e n t of the Royal.
F(llc>. Kf(lnoy r.jtIs fn r
in sil!cs
M essrs. W est and C r a m e r have been for"
of
ri,Iiri;,'s wltb " 't,lrh
P ro m in e n t political f ig u re s will he
,) n r k . r h eum ntism . backache, kidsmall group of Impulsive citizens
M rs ^ T a l r L r ' l l ' i i n r a" m Mf n 'w ct," fron" Ml' ' 1,1,11 t>n «>'*• evening p r * here to
to w
w atch
a tc h hte
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rfo rm
rm aa nn cc ee
of ||(>>. am] 1)]lulllcr a ilm e n ts ; a n d Foley
Mrs. . a
ad lm g a n a e
clous, demanding that he never preach (th e ir e n tr ie s in the ring. G o v e rn o r ( *ftth a rtic Tal)|ets n w holesom e nnd
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c n lh n rtlc for
T h e y o ung folks e njoyed H allow e'en U illd s siorj uh a \a would ha taken t.x
iit u iic e
hlLiit t\?Pnty head of lle re fo rd s from
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! c o n stip a tio n , biliousness, he a da c hes,
in a r ig h t w ay, s o m ® L f th e hoys a t regardless of h11 he might sny.
On the uftenioon before E a s te r '.'s firm nt K in n” * ’ L“n'*to r J - N ’ i and slu g g is h bowels.
Sold cveryte n d in g th e H ig h School p a r t y in S a n
Sundny n number of women nt the Cnmtdcn w i| ’ show ^ e n t y - t h r e e he a d w hert, , _ A dv.
ford.
Alnra HIM MetBodlst ICjiUcopal church
Hon-furoM from his e s ta te a t \ or
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Mrs. E dw in L u m lq u ist is not much
brought plants and flowers to d e c o r snillea, Ky.
ST E A M SI 11P S E R V I C E B E TW E E N
b e lte r.
Hr, C h rist ca m e over from ate the pulpit and auditorium . Mr.
Many fam uus herds a re e n te re d
O rla ndo nnd a g la n d in th e neck w a s Carlton offered lo assist them. About from Missouri, K a nsas, Iowa, Illinois
J A AND •M I A M I
opened hut she is stili a t the hospital flve o’clock the women said they need- n n j Toxa5 8ta(e!, nototi f(ir lh „ IX.
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«xl the help of sotuo chlhlren who
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at this w ritin g .
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. .cellence i>f th e ir lle r e f o r d s BrookJ ACK SON V IL L E
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high places
vale h a r m at W indsor, Mass., will ex f r e i g h t e r Paw nee sailed out of port
H a sk in s and wife w ere S u n d a y callers
Incident at the Churoh.
hlLit t w t h l ‘ h e a d ' 0 t,R ’r sU U 'B to bt‘ here to d a y for M iam i am id a steady
to see Mrs. A lm a Noise and f a th e r ,
t
re p re se n te d a r e Colorado, Mississippi, blast o f sirens, th u s in a u g u r a t i n g the
TTie pastor volunteered lo find
G us Malm. The s i s t e r re m a in in g w ith
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N e b ra sk a , W est V irginia. O kla hom a , Clyde’s Line service betw een the two
child.
He Inquired for n hoy at
them .
ports. T he Paw nee w as well loaded
nearby home. The Ind’a Bister offered W isconsin and M ontana.
Mrs. A nna D e F o r e s t is hom e a g a in to go Instead. R eturning to the church
H e re fo rd e n tr ie s a t the 11*22 show a c c o r d in g to Clyde Line o__cinis.
a f t e r a s la y of a few weeks in S a n the m inister found his women parish are p ra c tic a lly double those of Inst
She .was in cornmnml of C a p ta in J. E.
ford.
loners had left. T he thfrieen year-old v,.f,r when HIM head w ere shown. In Wood, a veteran in tin- service.
Mr H enderson and fa m ily were ail girl climbed the shaky ladder and 11*20, Li-I head w ere exhibited. T he
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suddenly lost her balance.
As ahe
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S u n d a y visitors in Monroe.
en,rl,1B f,,r thl‘ r u m in K l{ll>'rtl s,'t
S T K O L T FA RM A G EN CY
A special collection was taken up fell the pastor .-aught her In his arms. (i'2
She Im-cmiih- In Merloni, begun to n new record m num erical s tr e n g th
H.7 M agnolia Are.
in the S u n d a y school fur the lie k-nr.
The h..g show, with MH:> entries, arid
weep nnd despite tils efforts refused
viile C hildren's Horne
to culm herself
In this eondltlon tiie p o u ltry show, with 2,MM) birds on
L akeside farm and grove of 200
Rev. (J S'. A ltrertson cam e
over she ran to her home T here she e xhibition, will he a t tr a c tio n s o f in
trees,
20 acres. Severn! acres heavy,
from D el.and s p e a k in g \t-r> ea rne st
blurted out a story of having been te re st to th o u sa n d s of visitors Swine
ly to us on I he A g g re ssiv e Life ” He (rw.-’.t Into the units .>/ the pastor and poultry will be shown at the Roy black loam, best of soil fur vegetables,
s tr a w b e r r ie s , pears, plums,
guavas,
is surely a i i 't n g exam p!. . f w hat he
a flor til.- first time this y ear
AI kmi)
g ra p e s. Good .r> room house. Excel
preru he>. Juittlltg his whole e n e rg y ill
27T' sheep will he exhibited
lent sh o o tin g and fishing. 2 miles to
to tin* work for th e M a ste r
We a r e
I Horse show e n trie s have been re
ra ilro a d s ta tio n , s to re s, church, school
a lw a y s glad to h a v e him w ith us in
eeived from the best sta b le s of Ken
household f u r n itu r e nnd fa r m in g
Cpsalii, while h ere he was it guest at
t in k x Missouri
Mary land.
Illiruus tools included. $2,250,
$1,250 cash,
tile holm- of Mr and Mrs, BeMfesoli
and New York
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Osteen. Florida
Next S V e l.u Broth* r Clark will l-e
d e b u ts in prem ium * ftu Middle and
w ith Us at 1 UJ a usual, tin. fir t
how liorse.- tins l-r..upht mil a ela-sV
Sunday m the m o n th
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It was too nut
' Keep n y h t on using Foley's H o n
flirting
She counseled the p a re n ts ey and T ar,
pepsia. e u n stip a tio h . biliousness, mu
It will give you quick
liiiin. ir r ita b ility , loss of w e ig h t, lack and neighbors to wait until afte r relief.' said tiie doctor, w hen the e n
of s t r e n g t h and e n e rg y , r a n
tr a c e E aster before ttu-y made such ridic tire family had th e "flu". Never saw J -i
ulous charges Tills did not meet with
th e i r trouble alm ost d ire c tly to th e ir their approval.
They were deter a n y th in g so good," w rite s Mrs. A. H. ■ *
stonw uh. liver, bowels and kidneys
N eglected ■
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mined the pa stor should never preach G riffith , A ndrew s, I ml.
‘‘Such a ilm e n ts come about for no again, and would tie lucky If the
oughs and colds often lead to serious ■ ■
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o th e r reason th a n th e f a ilu re of your townsfolk didn't tnr nnd feather him
(implications,
F ole y’s
Honey and
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Call Upon P a ito r.
ay stem to p ro p e rly digest, a ssim ila te
wiicn you say,
x , '*'<
bar gives quick relief
Free from ■ ■
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nnd e lim in a te tiie food you e a t, so
<'n r Iton opia te s t in g re d ie n ts p rin te d on t he J
T he next cull was at the t'nrlton
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y o u r nerves, tissu e , m uscles and brain home. Here the pa sto r was sta rtle d w rapper*. L a rg e st selling cough n i e d - l j j l :
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a r e nou rish e d every day, nnd all w a ste try ngltalAed voices outside. HIs pro- „qn e -ln t k e world. Sold everyw here. ■ *
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They swept
tests were of no avail
m a t t e r is e lim in a te d prom ptly.
— Adv.
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aside his explanations.
" I t la t r u e th a t m any th in g s have
"If you dare preach In that church
been o ffe re d to th e public to rid them tomorrow 1 will get up from tiie floor D N IA I H E HES1 1011
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o f »uch tro u b le s, b u t not until the RE- nnd denounce you. rrie d a m other In
T H E J A P A N E S E ARMY
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C U M A t r e a t m e n t w a s p e rfe c ted ha s the group.
T h e accused m an sought to tell
( n y m e A ..e e t« te « P re ..>
anything truly re lia b le been available.
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r 0 KIO. Nov. 2.—T he reduction in
T h is is proven t»y th e fact th a t RE- them he saved the g rt from injury
hy catching her In his arms. They
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C U M A is re lie ving lite ra lly h u n d re d s turned deaf ea ra to him. Mrs. Carl- thl'
wl11 ermbtc t h « re c r u itin g
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every day, who h a v e tr ie d m nny d i f ton stood by h e r husband. She doubt- s e r g e a n t s to choose* w hen th is y e a r 's ■
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f e r e n t kinds of m edicines nnd t r e a t ed the story. T he girl bore no m arks c o n sc rip ts come before them for exm e n ts w ithout th e a ign of r e lie f.”
; of violence. The child merely Insisted a n im a tio n and only m en who hereto■■
th a t the pa stor hugged her.
j fore have been classed A physically ■ ■
Itecumn Convinces
A fter w riting o farewell note and L . m
la k e n for th c a r m y . The tr f tin . ■ ■
D r u g g is ts s n y n o th in g m o re c o n
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vincing th a n R K C tJM A has e v e r been
pastor took a 44-rallher hunting rifle, ;
acen in F lo rid a , and th e Dnion P h a r went to the wixodshed adjoining the I
“ m, ’unt of work W,U hi‘
5;
m a c y has added th e ir p ra ise to this urtrhen and s!o*t hlmseSr
Mrs I'nrl
m onths
G eneral Y a nanashi, m i n - • ■ a
phenom enal new t r e a t m e n t hy recoin
ton found her husband dead on the i-Her of w ar, replying to the a g ita tio n ***
floor
m e n d in g it to th e ir frie n d s and i us
[‘••r a reduction of the period of 1(5 ■ ■
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m onths Haul if this w a s adopted thc ■ ■
turners.
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M a r r ie i S tate r's D ivorced H u i b a n d
w
yvar office would have to nlsdish nil ■ ■
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Council Bluffs, la —^'Grace Smith, /
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olid ays, including Sundays. At p re s- ■ ■
A TTEN TIO N , A U X IL IA R IE S
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tw enty six yetna old, recently was
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---------m arried to Roy T. Hull, from w to m
th t’ r K n j l t » hnvo n ,np>' days off ■ ■
W h a t a r e you d o in g f o r A rm istic e ker „igter. B urhara Smith, was dl including occasional f o r tn ig h ts to n$
D a y ? M ake e v e ry e f f o r t possible to voreed In April. T he wedding w as a s.st th e ir p a r e n ts in th e ir business.
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bo a t'th e m eeting Thursday afternoon . aerret.________________________
Read the advertisement fn this issue. m i i i i a H i i i i i i a i i m i i i i i i i i i i m i l i u i i i i i i i i H i n i M i n i i K i 1 1 1 1 1 1
at 3:30 in the Welaka lobby.
i’be Herald for Post Cards.
Rt
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BEST F RUI T C A K E
50c PER POUND
PEOPLE MAKE THREATS
ROUTH BAKERY
Acting- as A gen t I am instructed t<
14 MULES, 7 WAGONS AND 7 SKTS OF
DOUBLE HARNESS; ALSO ON |«;
WORM-DRIVE TRUCK
E xcellent mechanical condition with
new tires
Every mule is seasoned and well Im.Kc, hut for
quick sale the owners have priced some nf these
team s, consisting o f two mules, double wagnn and
double set o f harness as low as $i;Lr).on. “NutT <erT
—THE FIRST $16.5.00 GETS TIIE TIU ( K—
The above prices will bring result - atnl i
vise (piick action.
ad
H. S. LONG, Ast.
Phone 4811
Royal Society Finished Model Sale
Christmas numbers in hand made Royal Society Fanev W*»■>•!■.
Sale Friday ami Saturday at ONE-IIALF PRICK.
A p cn
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ners. Scarf. Children’s Dresses and Rompers, Pillows a i :u ' Hi i
Tm Jm L
f Set* 1ht* w in d o w )
V
i c It r o l a
a W e lc o m e G ift
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1 Kink of some home that you want to
make completely happy. Put* it dowp
on your list for a Victrola this Christ
mas. Come in now and see our
holiday stocks. All models and
finishes.
Make your selection .
We'll reserve and deliver it
T
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SC
YOW ELLCO.
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901 OF FLORIDA
PEOPLE VICTIMS
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T H E SAN FO RD DAILY H E R A L D , T H U R SD A Y , NOVEM BER 2, 1922
!ASE b a l l
OOT BALL
1ASKET BALL
RAP SHOOTING
CELERY SEED
players in shape, to find th e ir eye, as 'em over on the P arish House alleys?
it were. And for th a t re a so n we feel He is a earning bowler, and his very
safe in making the p r c d iltio n th n t first a tte m p t proved it
both the
Rotes and C h a se & Co.
will figure strongly in
both
th e
Tommy Junes' outfit is all U g n i
sta n d in g of the clubs and th e individu ners, or should we say ol’ tim e rs, b u t
nl averages before tho se a so n ends, they'll come along just w atch 'em.
regurdless of th e ir poor s t a r t .
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The results as ta b u la te d at
Advance dope h a s it that th e Farm
night's fray 1* as follows
.
els' will sign up John Ludwig li.-f-.re
( 'base & Co.
tlieir next game.
John 1* n good
Wiggins
I OP
■Jll-bowler and will s tre n g th e n the F arm N'urdgram
«2 :*s
Il«2
7’tiil , r ’s te a m
' I' II-nul.-ii
s|
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! 17
M. Kee
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H»1 Jo h n ha* al»o gone in f - r g.df and
I.efflcr
T‘J
17-'. if he bowl* Ilk. he plays e-di In can
Jones
I r,
221 set th e old league afire.
R. Chase
PH
171
------lleardin *
71
71
Ain't it funny S anford n e v e r g e t s
- r.-dit for all she dues m an athl- te
Total
Ftsil way. She has. won e \. iy gam . this
_
Kotur)
season with pr.ispe-t* >.f g-uiig th ru
Britt ■
157 IIIl
It'.iS without a loss and yet, six o th e r team s
Knight
‘.'5 171
I1’.’most --I wlf-ni have |,<-t a -h..r< - f
H<>ushold<
r
s>; 11 \
3* - th .ii gi.lil*
ai- , rrtlped w.tli l- i n g
Henry
111 1!!
IT- I e t t.-r than t he • ',-l»-1 \ I .--I
li It. Stevens
ss 711
Hill
But we should w orry, w .'ll In k .1
h i :.
all a nyw ay.
1SJ7
Total
(i.iiiig .low n to Orlalnlo tomorrow
C l . I 'll ST A N D IN G
|\ t
Mill 1 efflel , Kan-1..11 I base all-1 M
Won
I
1.000 S. W iggins all show the signs ..f go...
Congregational
1
1 000 bowl ers for t base ARotary
I
nun w-uk al'-ng - 1-1. • , >t i--i
M .n'- ' Ini
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0 Hi I lid--- M. K- •' a i d
Merchant.•>
I
Mill
l-l l l l g h o m e I h e b a t --tl }
• base A '
11
III III
Farm er*
••
-m.-r
Vt.d « has. A <
I.
M.-r.haM
v-. M. n - ' lu
more to draw fr.-m
row night
t.imed -I-- in-t pn.du. e
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(11/ The A»i. rli. ird l*rra*|
1 1 1 is
A N G E L E S , Nov
l
Mrs.
u g a r e t Curletoii who, w ith the Rev
-Hard J t'h r m tle r , w a s found shot
ih'ath in the C h r is tle r hom e at llnv
Montana, last F rid a y had confess
h< r love for th e Rev M r C hristle r,
h- r husband, F ra n k K. Carloton,
-m> r judge of the d istric t co u rt at
v:<-, Mr. Carl.-ton declared to n ig h t
a signed s ta te m e n t to th e AssociaI P ress.
I . an no lo n g e r r e m a in silent in
face of the s t a r t l i n g s ta te m e n t of
I -p Faber*piveti to th e Asoetated
tha t In •F. 'i. v.-d th a t ns a re
f 1 he inv * ' gut 1: I h .i. ■ 1 - !>•
t radge-Iv
.......1r I it th 1 1 i.-r home . inly F in la y m orning
i ..fli-r .pu-stooiiiig t l i o s e who knew
ut it, th a t if this w om an had been
(• t" work her will on Mr C h ristle r
w.-uld hg alive t<jdnv, u n fa ith fu l
wife, hut still living,’ " the
' merit said
I hi* attempt t-i m ak. |i app. -i t->
•rid that
Ma 1 r .1 r.-t thr. .\ her
..rgerni/.-d la
tin* hoys an\
home and kill
you, and we gotn t.• thin out the scab*
(( "It till lied from page 1 )
Ih-M -ful-'d fr-itn one o f Virginia's
•rst . f inn; ■s Mi Page was one of
the --Id I' tout,on s first citizefiV Ills
Hid you see Mill Hill last n ig h t?
father and mother were hath deseend
ant s of Genera! Th omas Nelson, one
And did you see the way lie howled of th> signers of th, I leelarntm n of
inic Listless and Slow on Account of “Rusty”
Players on Both Sides
• AIM.ETON II \ l >
man but 1 do b.-live in
(O N F E S S E D H E R LOVE
l - r and i would help
FOR IlKAI) MI NI STKK time
lo blow up y m r
Hay it w ith a Herald W ant Ad.
farm that will h.-,.. m ■ futuri' n t y
b>t,*, taki* front property.
to
swi ng the deal, halarn i* nn vcry^casy
Irrms
•■an show you it's a motley
mikor
A I' • onni’llv & Sons
Mullet Roe
Salt Mullet
Apalachicola Oysters
IASE & CO. TAKES COUNT
AT THE HANDS OF ROTES
JowlinK in v e r y p o o r form ,
the
|ps hail little d if f ic u lty in swarnpthe Chase a g g t f g n t i o n u n d e r a
pin defeat. T he g a m e was fentby the ‘‘r u s t l n e a s ’’ o f nil tho
the
per? ,the R ote s b o w lin g for th e
t time since la st A p r il, w ith not
second of pra c tic e before
th e
0. and £ h a s e & Co., b r e a k in g in
in n that have n o t
played in
n.
|t nr. t be said, how ever, in all fair• rummy Jones' o r a n g e pack•},H
»t they sllmv fo r m and only
u,._- necessary p r a c tis e to knock
c of the kinks out o f tlieir play.
In fore tho middle o f this first
they should be go in g like a house
y Chase & Co. had e ig h t men t r y
.-.-t night, no man bow ling over
ones, and even th o u g h
th e ir
jres will show up a little w eak on
er for this f i r s t g a m e , th e y showthat they knew the g a m e ami thnt
j o bound to come out.
1. Knight rolled high score of the
time and aside from one 171 gam e
pilled, the R otes w ere in hut little
ter shape th a n Chase & Co. The
c< are made up of bu sy men th a t
re very little o p p o r tu n ity of t u r n
out for p ra c tic e and this lack of
to e showed up last night. They
he right by the tim e they meet
I'oiigregntionnls n e x t week or if
'■•n't the C u n g re g n tio n n ls will
m ething e a s y
team s' s t r e n g th c an he jil.lg. «l
t* opening gam e. n<> pla y e r's nv
ail la -c ounte d on th. first tun.',
t takes a few g a m e s to get the
V BARGAIN m a f u s t class small
GOLF
HOWLING
TFNNIS.
BOXIN(
CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor
PAGE FIVE
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FOR THE :
MOVIE KAN "
Independence
Mr
I'.vge
school*
was
educated
nati ve st ate
in
tho.
IAN n |» \ V HR ESS SAI K
Malilnel’s Specialty Shop has an ad
vertiseim nl in this issue calling at
tention to the Two Hay Pres* Sale.
Hist received about 7'» new -li-sses
and in - oiijunetmn with the
large
sto-k already here arc offering , utile
st«ak at unusual prices for Friday
a ,“ * •s' ,,l,ird«y. lb- at Maum.l* amt
th. •se new models and new m a t e r
ials fresh front th e m arkets.
See
He en "'‘P«cial prices in this issue.
Nice Fat Mackerel
Jones’ Dairy Farm
Sausage
P: McCuller
i'
tered M a-hington <t- Fee U n i v e r s i t y -------------------------- --------- ---a t th. too, <i«,?M
‘rnl Hnhfrt K Ere
was 11/
l-t -si.le.it
He eradunt.-d
la te r fft-.
t " 'll- I niverstly of Virginia
A f-.ii.in,-s* for lite ra tu re m u s e d
HIGH CLASS AUTO PAINTING
- , devote iiiii. Ii of h-s time
1 ' .- -g. I\ In -Mu. of the
he 1 ' ill t he count ry
style o f writ ing added an
' I ts s*or ies that w a* ir
• h>n w-.ll . le-sf of
- - e g I he read* 1 < o f pop I
i '.-I i-eri-.di-als
wliieh
w.-r 1
la re .
H-s
a t 11 11 st.l
•‘,dnu
,;ir n
t- -i
he >In t*.i '! ' '.II ! 1 III- r t r g r e e S fr-.lll
th<- tw. Yt-gimn institutions where
he .
i hi- r-| 1 1 ! i-.it, Mr Rage
wa < 1 ■
' w -Mi iJ.-'/ i e.-s f 1 ,<m many
1 Ii'. adm •
l i m v .-I s , t ie *
and
, "tl.- V- ' ' • »--tii.-h.Mit the country
u as I w n e m art ie 1
MI p
\W use nothing hut the lu.*st material; all
work done l>y expert workincn.
JACKSON’S AUTO PAINT SHOP
Wight Bros. Dept. Garage Building
ABDOMINAL SITPORTERS
TRESSES, ( RETCHES AND
SURGICAL SE BELIES
loo Late to Classify
for
;n ' I
flat t
West Th,
I -Mir room
furnished
light housekeeping,
107
I street.
|H.H ,'ttp
FOR S \ 1 F Twent y acre* f lowing
w. 1
\ H-ut t • n fen. -r-l, f-xir T H E ItE X A L I. ST O R E
d e a r . .1
*hi railroad
f|Ml. terms
M-.x »s 1 ihf.-r.l
l a s 5tp
U \ N III
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N- t
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1 cxillgt" ii
tar
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l« l f me t ofnlitloir,
ni‘U
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P 11 -. right
R r 1 :1.1
rnig.
1 ** u p
FOR SAI 1 1In.- r e e l bah) . arriage,
(Hie 11. t r. 1 hiffmn.-r.
Phone 2*7 \V
1MH At p
you better not lake any to work for
Small girl* b o y . Ie. Ill*
FOR S M I
we are going
give them a black box
F n 1 1- aIV.■ < nil tie! u >li t and a
like this one
Ho you like It
1** 2tp
fcs
ta p m
( dr awi ng of a - o f f m )
"They may use several like this
Say now get red ••f > •-11 r seal-* w-th
And v-.i kn. w t tint tin p r o g r a m at
..lit t ruble."
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lb.
P r ill,i** *1 0 11 *at , instead "f
Cnriother d rawi n g o f . . . f f i n i
PR ESC It IPT IO N
DR UGG1ST
P H O N E 325
KODAK D EA LER
ELECTRICAL TROUBLE
Lot Es l ake ( are of It For You
ill'll WORK IS Cl AKANTKKP
Our I’ricc.s are UeHsonable
PENINSULAR ELECTRIC CO.
-I'hone 11•!
I I 1 Magnolia Avenuo-
|*Z+K**1**1*K**1**1* ^ *1*****1*
7 to now, didn't y*>u ?
I EN \ P 1*1 S H I I
1C* a fa. !
W . u o l Nl)
--------The seagoing tu g Relief, which has
And you have been keeping y ..u r , |
..n the nice p ro g ra m m e fur the
k, haven t you
I-. en ntt.'ii.ling the civ'.l.' loo- st eam
l i l t , —‘IlletlllOg g• r Lljliat-.' aground f--r tw-. w.-ek*
» day -ff N'.i-'.-l inl-'t, r.-a- h.-d .link
' , t - I.IV l ■ 1-1 k - ft 1 -ll f-lllet t
- f w f - - 1.. I-; 1. at- I III f "111 • In .1. all" 1
- it-a 1 h.
-1
i. v a f . .-in N - v
't.-iN The Relief left tile l . ' n a p e lie
out h
Live in th a t r a th e r
for.- tnybri-ak and put in at May-port know the Smiths,
"best
shortly af te r 5:30 o'clock
arr i vi ng uldhouse
nn the edge of tile
here at
!0 o'clock this morning.
N'--t rich but c u n
residence s . . t ion
I'he w o - king m a te ria l in. hided "in f -rtnbly fixed. ' ;-•<»!, plum, steady,
1 , , - . ' ■m d I" I-.- 11.-at I \ a o- ll-- . - , 1 . 1. g - . i III I - ■' i ai-l .0 that kind
•w hit • and in . lell.in
\i. lio
i h . tig
Mot
"\ o g 1 b- mil I I . >1 I I
I
■ ‘ "It till* f.aO Ii Ti-I 1 . f 1 - I 1 - r.
today
» . t . w il h h r
.| I * ! . f 1 m ■
' oal pat It ii
f
- v irt uni v
u*n.
t m, h.uv ,
' Older did l,.s r. v e r .n ,■ know
lih-re than
l a C a W -I p a - 1
he made th e s ta te m e n t above re
aeeor.lirig t-> ..I'l-thei 111ali
w tI to, that th is p a s t o r who, it i*
r.-w
had mi a f f a ir Sh<
.'aimed, mnintitlneiL only a fri
Relief believe v -ii t hi ok ? I h* y
it and m inisterial in te r e s t in the
-1 •. . no r will
" f f wKi-ti favor Nl< F. P L iH 'l I '
f - i- .n fam ily, had w r itte n le tte r
winds ari-l 11-1
t t h e s a l va g e
Ia r g a r e t D a v e n p o rt, my wife's
a -.I k I- I hey . 1 1- ■
ll' . Illpl.at I.
\\ ho ar.- • Nl- e people ■
I'here
•d‘ n n a m e , a n d sent th e m to goner
in their slat.-ment il>..i tin- t ime will are the J-.iistx N ever had a n y divor.
delivery ?
run into many week
.la- ksonvillv ,-d in the family
The d a u g h te r s all
I <t it i.e well u nderstood thTit in
Jotirnal
m arried and settled down.
Tile sons
king this s t a t e m e n t , I intend not
*ii. <e*sfiil business limn
No scandal
east the slig h te st reflection or con
MALI IMOME PL A N S E N D S S H O P there and never any talk of any kind,
n n a tia n upon nty w ife, for no one
MEN S S T R IK E ON 77.H-.I
put no s t y l e , no .l a s s
Surely they
•» ns well ns I do the influence
can't
be
NU
L
I'Fol
L
F'
leh this mnii held over h e r and
( h if a
Nov. 1
V tdril
ot
•‘ h could reasonably be term ed hyp
CnlMl'H til (III* I ‘rilUl'SsH
mill’s
o
f
the
nation's
railrnacl
track
ie.
r ’ll rni*rt you
I have know n of M a r g a r e t's love
MH hnV,n‘f ,M‘n
Fritltiy and S a tu rd a y
this man f o r se ve ra l y e a rs and i t , " ml' r
,*nlt,.", o n ' *'lnn "u,U"* ^
only f a i r to h e r to sa y th a t she
c r a f ts strike ns c o m pared w ith
^
fessed It to mo. \ wi! not f u r th e r !' 2' ,r'r’ » " Ios nignctl w ,th lf>''''Pcn«lont ROYAL SOCIETY MODELS
or company o rg a n iz a tio n s, m e o n lin g
()F CH R IST M A S N U M H E R S
•lute h e r confWcnco b u t I do w ant
to up-to-date figures complied hy a
ON S A L E AT Y b W E L L '8
sta te u nqua lifie dly a n d unroservedrailroad statistician, and ntnde*puhlir
Have you seen th e prety window at
Ihnt it is a f a c t th a t th is p re a c h e r
Yoivell's today in which is f e a tu re d
'I led h e r to believe t h a t he r e tu rn e d today.
The
sum
ury
of
roads
n
e
g
o
tia
tin
g
the
finished models of the Royal Soat love.”
se ttle m e n ts of the ntrike called last cjet y embroidered goods. All o f this
Ju ly I, shows thnt fifty-eight c lass KOC9 on sale for F rid a y and S a tu n ln y
R- STEVENS RECEIVES
one cariers ncepteuk th u R nltim ore j(lt jla |f pr jcc a nd th is is a rcnl chnnce
THREATENING LETTER
plan, fostered by B. M- Jew el, head to
thin fine em broidered nprons,
AIIOUT HIRING SC ABS tlf (jie strik e rs, and Daniel W illard, ru n n e rs, scarfs, children's dresses,
---------president
the R nltim ore and Ohio,• etc., a t half price. The o th e r window
I---........... -of.............................
*V ‘ ‘S tcv°ns, the m a s t e r mechanic |lll(| |>a v i<l Warfield, president ..f th e ls a Vi.tr.-la window and th e new
the A. C. L. shops h e r e received the Seal.oar.l Air Line
It f u r th e r credits styles ill \ le tP-ias ill t be h.»ii.l a V *t.»<k .
(lowing th r e a te n in g l e t t e r through
class Iwn and Ive c la ss th re e
, tl(. n(|v e rtis-m e n t in th is issue.
mails last n ig h t a n d the text of
with having signed the Haiti
~ —1 -------------and
Mr.
le tte r is giv e n below :
In the dot lied s t a te m e n t of th e Hr. and Mrs. Roe me r
Woodley
and
Ik
C.
Riley
of
th
e
U n i -1
‘‘Snnford, Fla. roads n e g o tia tin g a g r e e m e n ts w ith
v
e
rsity
Extension
D
opartujunt,
sp
e n t;
*r - H. R. Ste v e n s:
independent or com pany unions, th e
It is time for you to stop hiring statistician claims th a t tw e n ty seven W ednesday in th e city. T h e y were
holding the T e a c h e rs' I n s titu te
for
bs to work, you h a d b e tte r tr y to have folowed this plan.
the te a c h e rs of Sem inole county. T^te
Ve the orgernired labor you b e tte r
t red of the scabs. As soon as you
Get your offico supplies, stationery a tte n d a n c e of te a c h e rs was p ra c tic a lly
'> i am not-a union man or railroad and Post Cards at tho Herald office. one “hundred per cent.
A
5 PE E R
SALE
CL OSES SA TURD A Y,
NOVEMBER 4 th, 1922
BROCADED CREPE
CURTAIN YARD GOODS
10-in. all Silk Brocaded (Ycpi*,
colors White, Black, Brown,
and Gray, per yard
.‘16-in, Cretonne, 3D patterns,
vard
SHEETS, PILLOW CASES
Wearwell 81x90 Sheets
60x80 Wool Plaid Blankets
new stock, each—
$1.39
Pillow Cases, 3 for
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SANFORD
SANFORD
-The City •EbstantlaP
:f
“The- Cily Substantial”
1i ViIr
IN THE llEAKT OK THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
VOLUME III.
SANFDKD. FLORIDA. FR ID W . NOVKMHKK .1. 1022
TERCHERS INSTITUTE DAY
IN SEMINOLE COUNTY
WAS WELL ATTENDED
an a l l -d a y s e s s io n
fc ifc jfc a im ic a K ife iD a W i
was
HELD AT THE SANFORD
HIGH SCHOOL
HUNDRED p e r c en t - '
Attendance of Teachers in the
County nnd City Schools
'
Was Noted
Wednesday was Teachers’ iRati
lute Day in Seminole county. An nil
ilny session was helif at Sanford High
School, attended liy almost one hundred per cent o f the teachers of the
rounty. An exrellent program was
Riven nt both the morning and after
noon sessions by a croup of distin
Ciiishcd educators from the U niver
sity of Florida. The member* of tincroup are, I>r. .) I! Itu -im-r. Chair
man of tin- Department of Secondary
l’Oo|s, I ' it i vei s 11v of Florida, Nils
J . It. Roomer, In/ector P iim ary f *iparlment. Summer School. I ’ mversit>
of Moridn, Dr. D It Woodley, ex
president Marshall Colli-_-e, West Vn
ginin, nnd at present connected with
Mu- University of I-'lorida. and Di
Rlli-y. Director of th •- Fxteli 'Mill D
vision.
The miirnnig
iof> was nfirn «•'
w it b iii-v ot inn.-i' * \* f .
. 1 by In
W o.lli-y lb I: »«i III -f N •• ■ HI,
1 Tench
h..i.|. ‘ 111* IV 1- • I.I).,1VIII |.
Mr*- Kornur, thr
ibji-M •• f w in a.ldri-sx u a w M■ Ills It 1‘| ’ nt il I
I il.iiatlull " In Rd V ll II few r«’
marks evplmm.l tin si-v. i a! VMIVH ' 1
whirh t hi- Kxicnsimi
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LONG S K I R T S O F F
S E E IN G s t y l e s A y s
9 IN C U R S TO GROUND
NEW YO RK. Nov. :L( Hy the Aflmjinted Press).—
Long -skirts have received
another set-back if early
orders for spring are any
indication. New York do
pnrtmciit store has placed
orders for spring
suits
with skirts nine inches from
the ('round.
** ► ‘-l
i to IKi- Xsail.- In |rd I'rra, I
III •1. I * 1\
11 l • l
d. 11
•t
University might |.< uf p i;i.tu :,l vain,
to the teach-r-, and inx it,-<| them t..
make use of his depart nii-iit
At this tun.- an hour s i . w «
glvi'ti for bjt . h whi.ii w as -i K e d at
the I . riimm.ii >. ti-.. .1 I i, r>. h
The teachers and the v i'io if g ,t„-ak
ers were the gu.-sts of Supt Imwtoii
for lulu it, and a most etijovalde liour
was sjieiit
I »r Roeiiier used this op
portliml' t
..r,k of the School
Am -••ilin.-nt to be vo'ed ut- ". \..vem
her -evi-ntli, iibn to uri’ e upon •• i.li
leather tin- illipoitallie of belonging
to the Stiile Teneh-Ks‘ Assoeiatiou.
Supt l.a-.vtoi! *w as I'Sined b\ liis
ti-ai In*i - t to,t tbi . tir -Ptu. tit *.i,
Seminole
l "taint \
dli-d | - I I I'lil
III (In Iaft. I a
a - hf* silt. i. i
would
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And Consider Null and Void all Treaties
Conventions
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In- inaiigoai ted oil Nitxemhi-r la by
th- Florida Tourist Service corpora
Doll of New Milk, ll was atlliouin ed
' - l a v . with tin. •■ 1 1 1p ■ weekll I til*
Ill*w *»I f \ J. r, ;< w is -r.it. d. w (It
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dux. Wednesday and Friday at
a
.1, 111 i i i mg at .Stanford at ii to p. in
and returning from Sauford 011 Tues
day. tliutHilay and Saturday.
J li • |-Ini nla was formerly a priv ate
v ai ht and diit ing the war was m
naval seiviie SI;*- is speedy and be
nig of light draft is espeeially ad ap t
ed t-. service on the St. Johns. The
boat ill make but one express stop, at
i'ulatka, it wit* • stated, where entlnet titins are mad - witli 1 k klamalia
I IVel limit.'
The service is restricted to first1 1-1a * s passengers.
The bout, nccoru1 mg to advice*' ftom I*. A. Martin,
gi-n.-ial manager of tin- concern with
heaibpiarters ill New York, is fully
] equipped «for the comfort nnd conven ienen of passengers.
Capt. Denkyne is a poinecr ijloridn river man, his service dating hack
to the life when Jacksonville was only
u small town. He has been in com
mand of boats visitmg Havana, the
Hnhamn Islands, West Indies, Nassau
ami Florida waters for several years.
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C RO SS C O N TIN EN T. UALII OK.NA TO N. Y. F L IG H T
S A N DIEGO. Nov. J . _
t lly the Associated Press)
Lioutennnts John A. MarReady and Oakley Kelly,
arm y nvin ters. took off at
RiH-kwell Field at 5 :f,U a. m.
today in an attempt to cross
the continent from-, San
Diego to New York with
out stop in a great Mono
plane T 'J
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peopli of Si-iniiiule county will be
ealle.l upon to furnish money for
••pait s f• ; t in
r el-,- they
b.iie lo* loads 11 nlf
will It’ ll
"About
1 1 .11 ig. 1 In- . 1 •_*
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IIM* loll*)I ll. 1 . ost I., tile -M s'.l,
■ oil and >|H,llUtt .1 mill and today they
me spending neaily $ ; IMMI a milt- t<>
icpair tIn-Hi.
"Tilt- people of Si-inimile county
I now Mint they ly-i ently vnteil a Iniittl
'
"If;:'..'too.
UIIO of which
111 in Usetl 10 i oils! I u. ling
the
ml,
ui mss St
Johns river at
let <1 It rv the b'.l.in of the bund
u< to (•■ ( f ib
1 mg ..f thi'se
•ails for Unity three miles herein
ellt H.p. .1 lt six-iiis to me that it is
Unit t
that the taxpayers
of
'oniiiii.l.
unity would take note of
Mis
building," added Mr Smith
1 |iarting.
To whirh the Herald will add that
is soniethnnr to think about and
•mething Mint needs tin- thought not
•ily of the county commissioners but
>f all tile people
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M EM P H IS, Nov
3. - J a c k
Kenf—i. 'or-ner convict who hns served §§
a long term in Missouri penitentiary ;.a |
f,,r <h- holdup end r ihhery of n Frisco .
passenger trnm. nnd a unidentified
I .. i,t ,. —r.« .H-u .md killed jn what
I •,«• 1r- •
official* here declare
" •* i,n unsuccessful attempt early
l l..v in r..b tin- mail and express
f,
>t Louis, Meinphia
Ir
system, which left
*
i
Six or morO '
s--.i iiai .i t s m . ii >m the gang,
lb. I • !-lwi. «.i- «t
-ij in Memphis
• i -bn mr-i .i
• | .... t.i postoffico
'
tot» who u.-re tipped o ff to ths
-•-■ ilt all the night trains
. I ib .ho-, i hum ,.u the Frisco be*
M. nil.Ill- .11 >1 St l.oui* havs
-1 . - l l . guards heavily armed.
• 4,,. • - ■ -■
■ d near Whit.
V
1 <t'v after mid- .
f
were ffrod
l-l f ■
h«
- tiled to ha . '
j
• . " • ’ r.ii k The f Ire •
! • 1 D,
rd- "ii tha
I a In. b follow•'• pi-nun were
<1 .
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\| 'ssouri, Nov. 3.
*
ti 1 in Missouri
« , I»- 1i ». ,t, (
■ M.. 1 .• .(!
mp aninti whose
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1a 1 i Ml 1
1 • in were
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to.l-ii by post
f1
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l„
.1 l-iiseu passenl> \ S I S 1 II
1 - 1 u If M 1 h
• mi ul w is r overed.
' t
1 h r railroad
I 1
II
1 a . \- i
i.*i
'wo di-piltii-s waiting
1 A. 1 . . . - l l l l l > - • ’ n t o t b . t - i »ik - »f • . ..
em ..r th. r..hh-ry \vInch antli. *
1 • - . ’ ••< 1 ' . g i l t w i l l ’ll ( h r
it- -I t In.-ugh |i.-n ou s watching o f
I»m I .11 . 1 b i b - . f 1 - ' i < w a s f n r » n ; i l l v
noi-di's in..1. . .-ids
Kennedy and
i
i.
•i' l l u / . d W. - 1 ' ' . i • i l l . i M , ,»h |»»
nip ttu. • .iking for nil nutomoi
W
1
•h »
• • m i l i )it-n orderIt...
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..................
1 - - with
It.ill
I li bitiihts opened firs
<• ' •- I '
Inspector*
I
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p.i i- ard d the
1
»' • t o lfb -.f here, cut
•. M■ . . p
i- .- I
. out i and evplvss
off,
1
\ D M.lb .
li M
• in not r and firman from en
Marti Feir.xn. I \
Kcliliedv. nnd llll roll the ear* several miles, held
1 lim it II I o,|ot s
up thi mad clerks then detnehed lo
I'lil- ■-I •-alll/.lt Ittfl 11 ,1 . pel fi*. ted III
ir, til. and 1 an it 11* Whlttcnberif.
• • (-old in. 1 1.f deb galloi f|..tn tbi
' f f . . r w ir watting for them when
1
. I * . 1 <i lai d ,.<-.| ‘-.ttifortl
lo V imped off
1 1 *.*1 • 1» ' tat 1. '
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I h.
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f tIn * '< land"
III) The Vssnrlnfrd I'rratl
lot
... S W ., of t
<li land" • bib
W \ s|| | \ l ,*| I 1%. Nov
l (iunr)fiApt. sldelll of til. I loitda and Vlabailia Railroad W * a
and flav. I hi
it ddrt-xst-s. Tilt- nitI'oriz.-il today by interstate coni
• ao'nrtl 1 bib tin
responses were biilliaiit ami inspiring meric iiimmissinn to abandon steam
ami i - ''liusetl the new 1 lub t.< great •mat line it
bus been
operating
•ileirls " f service to 1ha*11 rill" and tx-tivi-eii r 'ni l id.ell - and A plachirola.
ll.
j
V of
(I. lgl • ( ■» ! 1Ml.
h:|t.|
I i|o>t pleselit tr<im Sanford were
G
ge Km ’>t. Divt Thrasher, W. M.
Haines anil Sam Puleston, und from
tnb,mi.. In-Witt Miller W S Itraneh,
C 11 \ndrevvs, F G. Rush, Jos. Mi
Cormnek. S Y. Way. nn<l W. M
m e..m e w i- held a! the
Grand View hotel where a sumptuous
1. i-t was served
The creation of the Fustis dub gives
Lake. 1 -ange and Seminole ruunties
one Rotary t lul. i-urh, and the close
affiliation of these dubs is destined
to work for the closer eo-operntion
it' the interests of this spendid trio
of South Florida counties, an "cm1pirc in itself." Kustis is the eighth
( KKM AN R K P R K S N K T A T I V E S
.•entli Rotary club in Florida. Orlan
L E A V E T H E C'O NFERKNUK do Sentinel
G E N E V A . Nov. 3 -German representatve* in international lubor con' ference here left meeting this nfternoon owing to differences concerning
use
German Inngunge.
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Teach in the Prim 11 ■, S. In...I and g ■ lit tin pl,*.lde
!?"W*to teach it," in the Grammar
I lie \ lul l a iH I rv’ lilll
Schoid GrriUp, Dr. Wm^lley diseusseil
Auxiliaiy \mem an l.egnm
Geography, and gave some very in
Dllllglllel i f tile Xllleritall li
tcresting suggestions; in the Nigh lutinti.
School Group the newly adopted High
Salih- llartisoii I'liapler
School T*'xts Rooks w-i'e discussed
t'hlldren o| 1 in A iiiernan lt«-iolu
particularly, th<- new Kiiglis)) T*-xt tom
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fiook.
1 iiiifedernt*' \ 1 lerans
This most satisfactory day was
\\ oinnn's < lub
brought to-a dose by Supt. laiwton,
Idks ( lull
repfesenting ills teacher, in u few ap
Od<l Fellows
liroprinte remarks in which lie thank
Relx-cn Lodge
<•*1 the visiting e d u c t o r s for their
K nights of 1 i.luinl'iis
x)>!*-ni!f,i service
«/.eryone felt that
K 1xxanits < lub.
this day which was made possihle by
Rotaiv Club,
th,. Extension Divisiou of the Univer
1 liamber of Gummcicc,
sity in cooperation with the County
Seminole Game Protectiv, • Ass'll
Hoard of Kducnton was a day well
American b'ruil Growers, In* .
spent.
Lloyd Shoe Store
Hall Hardivure Co.
Hear the Free Bible Lecture Prin
Hill Hnrdwnre Co.
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ces* Theatre, 3:80 Sunday afternoon
u. U. Mutor Co,,
1fi9 -2tc
lioumillat nnd Anderson.
Escorts— Knights Templar, in full
FLO RID A U N I V E R S I T Y
uniform. List your name ut Lloyd's
FO O TIIA LL T E A M
Shoe Store or with Sam Yountz if
A R R I V E D A T C A M I1R ID G E you wish to enter your enr in tfae
I parade. Everybody is urgently re. ' niimliid to hnve a ear in the pnrnde.
CAMBRIDGE, Noy. 3.— University'qtiP'tcd
STO CK H O LD ERS M E E T IN G
" f Florida’* football itqund nccompnn-^Thcre will he three beautiful loving
•ed by President Murphree and
/ e u p s . suitably engraved given as prizThe annual meeting
>>( .Milan*
Hvely alligator mascot arrived today
Misa.rale that nir t ml win one of
“ nd was soon nt practice in Harvard the .ups
*f Amusement G o, will be held W.tines
day night Nov "th. at eight p. in .
*.ti\dium for it* game with the ('run
.
"on tomorrow. Couch Kline sni.l the
Amcriellri Legion members are re I'nlm rix.ni <>f \ able' lintel
F L. Miller.
Player* atood thc trip well but that quested to he present at the annual
President.
the team would probably go into act- meeting at the court house on ThursA t tout
•°n with three regular* out, Scott dya, November Uth. Flection of afA. I.. Retts, Secretary.
hunting a bad leg, Bnrchon nnd Case firers for the- new year
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Tho Herald delivered, lGc per week.
Stationery below cost at the Herald
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both the .sessions was th • pel Hal of
relaxation and .song sendee conduct*. Fu-ryboily get re.oly foi the lug day
cd i»v Dr Wooilluv; the songs of the on \.«x ember 111 h. \ im i 't i - e Day.
.... .Illttg w re pi an ipally tin patrio- W < ate planning to l.a . DIM' *.f th
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ON T HA NK S G I V I NG DAY
CALLS FOR OUR DEVOTION
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LINK STARTED
IN SEMINOLE
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A report that
•' 1 lirki-di NationaliVi assembly at
Angora has pa--id
ill -Oppressing D Sulta*iate 'f T'ukcv and .. b>\\ >>f
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PASSED A LAW SUPPRESSING THE .
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PUBLIC DEBT
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(lly the Assoeinted P ress)._De
a«i claring that the stale of the nation ' present* very much to justify
a,t
nation-wide nnd most sincere testimony of grntitudo for the
a*
bounty which hns been bestowed upon us." President Harding in
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Ms annual Thanksgiving proclamation today cnlls upon the
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American |x-ople to observe Thursday. November thirty, as a day
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of "Thanksgiving, supplication and devotion."
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Mr and Mrs. II I’ Smith left today
for their new home nt West Palm
Reach iv hero Mr Smith will be m anaging director for the West Pain*
Item li Rank and Trust Co. We will
m i 'i Dos estimable couple from our
niiil*t but wish them well in thelt
new home. Mr Smith wns vice presi.i. 1 and cashier of the Peoples Bank
h re for the past year ami mndo ntan^
'rieods while here.
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A T W ASH IN GT O N MM
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LONDON, ov. 3 - Baron Romano
Avezzano appointed Italian AmbaS-'
sndor to United State* wdiich post ha
Don’t fail to hear Mr. t). L. Stillivun formerly held, to succeed Vittorio Ric
0f Brxmklyn, Sundny afternoon, 3:30 ci resigned.
in the Princess Theatre. Free. lft'J-2te
G ERM AN C A BIN E T
.
H A S D E C ID E D TO ASK
N O TICE
FOR FO R E IG N LO AN
All Legimi members are re.|ue*ti-il
t*. parade with army clothes <>■ civil
I l l y T b - i M .ir U ir l F w m i
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lull clothes
Ry 11-«|tit-s| ..f Legion
M \ K K NEW ItFtO K D
1.0 NTH >N Nov
-German cabl- •r'W|
■ •.inin1111 e
| h<wt f net according to central news, hoi
GOING DOWNWARD
dix-ided to a»k reparation* commission
(Tr-on w .jn ..t « '. D.iiyt
TourisU are coining to Florida thick for permission to negotiate foreign
NEW YORK
N ov.
;l. German and fast now, traveling by nutomobile loan of five hundred million
gold
arks slumped to another new low and by train. Now i ; the time to start lo.irks fur nurpose of stnhlizlng mark.
u a i r i j hen- today being quoted nt your advertising cumpnign nnd get
on0 and five eighth* cent* a hundred., sonic of this money.
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Hnve vou
I KM \ S' M A R K S
read the want ada today! •
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�OVIEDO GROWING F A S T
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IN MOS F A V O R E D SECTIO N
I C H A M BER OK C O M M E R C E AT
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liRi 1 n c T l y f
FAM O US SKMINOI-K COUNTY I
VALDEZ TOMORROW NIGHT
ro N M u W T
A great amount of effo rt has been
expended by the Chamber of CornK l n i { | , | . ; v M \ s c >\
lesion wells, just ns the far famed (fierce in stimulating the interest neeRa Sanford Celery delta lands are sup essnry in Order to secure activity from
Some cooler today
Nice Hi plied. Nature has been kind to this the majority of its members. This
obviously is lost motion, for every one
I»i>t night and moonlight so • -eelmn ..f the state
:: k :
In l u l l there were no improved in Sanford should be interested in
bright the mosquitoes did
not need to carry a lantern.
Hn highways in this section.
Today seeing it develop and ho willing to oxA sl ur) nf i,,, . . ,.i
• » l.
Hi We are assured that
cold Ha H ere are four d i f f e i r n f directions pend not alone their money hut their
must l.ligM. ,1 i ,
through
weather will prevail
here Hn that you can enter this thriving com- time ns well on community problems
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H\t about Christmas time
Un- Ho niunity l>y brick or macadam roads.
Last month’s meeting was a sucti! then let us spray.
*»« • The county of Seminole, while on.* cess from a point of attendance and
5:10 A. M., NOV. I,
1**22 Ha
the smallest in the state, is one of enthusiasm.
Indications for tu m or-'
I Ha
part
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88 Ha the riciiest in agricultural productions row night's meeting are thnt it will
I He Maximum
OH Ha and.leads in hard road construction, be larger and it is hoped thnt attend
Hn Minimum
70 Ha having spent in the Inst few yenrj ance and enthusinsm will increase
Range
Rarometer
.10.24 Ha $040,0000 on hard roads outside the with each subsequent meeting. There
H« Ruin, trnce,
Ha city limits of Sanford, the county nre n number of very important mat
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He E ast nn«l part cloudy.
Ha sent.
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ters to he discussed Friday.
Innsgel in a \\ ilhani l». M.„, pflld
Three rnilroads touch this particu- muc?h as they a ffec t the future wellion. Nice IVopI," lU. ,
0r
• c s R j f c a H a R a R a H a j r j F C i i t u b*r section, the Florida East Coast, faro and prosperity of Sanford, it is
and
I'athe
Review
------------------------- -----Seulsmrd Air Line and Atlantic Const needless to say thnt they will be of
RAILROAD STOCK NOT WA1 ine- T,u‘ Seaboard Air Line is now interest to all. Everyone is invited
T E R E D . S A Y S AUTHOR O F E S C H - I nt work building a loon from Oviedo to nttend the meeting and invite n
CUMMINS ACT through this farm ing district, n n j ex friend to uccomp&ny them. This invi
pects to have trains running in time tation is also extended to the WornGet your office sup., „
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|an's Club and the Business and I*ro- nnd Post Cards at t !.«• 11,
Des Moines, la., Nov. 1.— I t 1s a for spring movement of crops.
, *«*'! Rict.
moral and oconomiccrime tosay thnt
Due credit for practically all t h i s ! fcssionnl
Womnn’s Club. “Count"
of the Interstate Commerce Comdevelopment und bringing in all Cnttoneo has arranged an excellent
Stationery below m.-t
mission over valued the nation's rail tbis " ‘‘w capital should be given to menu, the cost of which will be one
ways some seven or eight million H°n. O. I*. Swope (now member of dollar per plnte.
Join the throngs of
;,.r.
dollars, Senator A. It. Cummins tie *he Board of County Commissioners
clared in an address here tonight.
|,,r Beniinolo county from his district)
The transportation net, known ns B e came in 1911 and cast his lot with
dated watered stock for the railroads
f,nd seeing the great possibilities
nor caiisi-d iinii-ased fr,*iglit rates. '*1 this rich, undeveloped section.
the senator said in discussing the plunged in as only a man of his foreWe Pay i r/ c Interest on Savings .\mill ni
aw of wliiih he was one of the s|k’bt and ileteimination can, and he
utith*>is
I i made the vvj!<I.-kj:•ss produce ui.d
(Continued from page 11
Will continue until closing hour FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER 10TH. Many items of first
class merchandise will be sold during this
sale at about 50 per cent of its value. Our
policy is to give the best value possible for
the least mone^. Also to satisfy our custo
mers at all times as we consider them our
best assets. '
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ONE PRICE TO ALL
Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co.
115 East First Street------ m?-
Phone 104
Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week Mrs. Herman Hurrhficld
and
baby son, Jo e Sidney, of Mobile and
Tuscaloosa, Ala , visited her father,
MRS. F R E D DAIGER. Society Ivlitor | i Gilson, who is coiiue. ted with
Phone 217-W
i!n Southern t'tiliin - Co. i•j this iity
If jo o h m r un; frlrnds «lalllng jo
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—If | mi nre going nnj w h rrr or rum lnl
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koHtr, nr If j»*u nre enlrrlnlnlng, o r l l
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SANFORD, FLORID \
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ui't a - well sat i sf i ed if
m a k e - a seven
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Mr. and Mis Fred Shaw, of Lewis•town. Mont . an* expected to arrive tomorrow and w ill be the guests of the
latter's daughter, Mrs. Paul Higgers.
---------Mr. and Mrs. Nathan tin n ier returned home last evening from Waynesboro, Vn., where they spent the pnst
month
They also stopped over in
Roanoke, \ a.. Savannah. Ga., mid
Jacksonville ennmte
home.
They
were nccompume.l home
by
Mrs.
Charles Hill and baby of .lacksonville
fin’! M1- I' f ill J i; . - i. ..f
wil•si- nun n a g i' was a le. . nl
lin' Spln.ling a fi vv dll) s lie 1 e
krlf •its .d Mrs ( ' F. Marshall.
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COUNTY JU D G E
COLORED BED SPREADS
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well as Women
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The Herald delivered, l.ric per week
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CAR LOAD OF APPLES AND BANANAS
B ANANAS HY DOZEN OR HUNCH; A P P L E S HY PECK AND B U S H E L
AT R E A S O N A B L E P R I C E
Cur Located on Track Near the Express Office
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$3.00
THE
\ mmil,,.r of i tub women of the
Get your hunting license now and
city and county attended the Teach avoid the rush of the last days.
i t s ' Institute Imre W ediiesilii) Aiyong
If you expect to hunt in adjoining
those from out of town were Mrs. .1 nullities, you must allow time to get
K. Snyder, Mrs. J . K. Prevutt. .Mrs. >«»tr license back from the county
K. F. Tribble, school trustee, Mrs. .1 si at of the county you expect to hunt
K. P rev ail of Chuluotn and Mrs. K n - , **»- Positively no receipts will he is
dor Curlett of Geneva. Dinnej- was sued for hunting in adjoining counsi rved at the seheol lunch room for all ties. Nmi must have your license he
those in attendance.
fore you hunt.
------------------------------The day before open season this
|VrflllI„.Si toilet waters and pow - .
^Us on Sunday and I will not
, d(.rs nrt, usc(1 on a proportionately j ,88Ul' 1‘« nse on thnt day.
|,nrRcr Rrn]o
Argentina than in the
Y,,u rnn "e*P th is office and help
l ' M|t,.,| S u t t ,„
t„ , j 1P fact that
b>' "PPlying for your license
at
om
o,
and
if you wait until the Inst
there, as in all Latin American conn
Hi es t hes e urti. les a r e used bv men
* ' P* ' ' t.. wait f..r the liN-nse,
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$ 1.69
HUNTING LICENSE
NOW
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If
tug
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and lulling >>n old o' lanterns, and i ami) weie served by and studied in the g e n er al « t f f
the
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show
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inlnllt
lolls
as
f l o lids
Mrs. Fox assisted by Mrs
Robert
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Herndon.
I he ihililren were given t>. the cosst defenses bisail se w a r f a r e
I \ Will • ot st August the, a 11 i v jumping in* ks and laipi m -y apple- has been i a r n e d into the air, they
will be inade the basis of w h a t e v er
i 'I i*. the i i i y •.esterdav for a short a- favors .
new mi l i t a r y d o i t r m n r e ga r di ng the
stay and
t 'ping at tin Montezuma.
•oast defenses mu) be n c c e s s r y .
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tb* in. lea-.i ii \ a 11j■ of bind bioiigbt
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’ - ' i numerated, Ovii di * has a mimher of prosperous im r an t ile fu n .-, a
• .till J . "iiiiniimly i tub lit.Use good
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for the b e t t e r m e n t and iplift of h.
1 no town and cou nt y. tireless
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."'I av.'id the rush and ilelay occasion
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being
lllsl
Kesnlent County l.ieense
$1.25
Non Resident County
License
c0l,," y nn" 4,„
Non Resident S tate License
$25.00
E. F . IIU U SH O LD EB,
County
Judge.
THE CHURCHWELL COMPANY
First Street
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
Owner
Amt. of Ass««»>
numt
Deacrlittlon of Prop e rty
T
GET YOUR POST CARDS AT THE HERALD
Est. B o m f lt
to Propsrljf
$ 133.49
$ 100.00
C. H. Moore, N. 32 Ft. of Lot 7 . Blk. 7. Tr. " A "
220.00
183.55
assessments
against
tho
var*
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Ulk.
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--------To fill Per none hert'innftor mimed,
250.00
208.69
plPi’Vfl o f property hereinafter I’.mniit Miller, Lot 7 It 1k 10 1 r. A . . .
owning property on West F irst
320.00
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200.99
ilcsi ril*i'il. ntmt11 me- upon the contem I mnia Miller, Lot S 111k. 10 Tr. A —
Street From Mill Crock West to
Ot 2 Blk. 7.
plntoii improvement of Said West William Burnett. L . l l ft of S . l -2 of
City Limit*:
85.00
08.83
F u s t Street, which have been tenta^
Tr. 1. — --------------------------- — You are hereby notified that oq the lively determined by the A ssessor,
iIlium Burnett, L 111 ft of S . l -2 of I ,ot 3 Blk 7.
137.00
105.00
11th day of Septem ber A. D 1922 the ■ nyerutjf the proportion of the exI r. 1
_
— --------------------105.00
1
37.00
C.tv Commission of Sanford, Florida, perise of said improve meat ot bn borne
B K ellis, l**t 6 Illk. 7 Tr. 1. ------250.00
208.59
(tid ufii'pt a prelim inary resolution by the respective pieces of property Db*y Little, Lot i Blk R i r. 1. -------I
Contains follow ing fruits and nuts: Cherries, [► ,n , .
providing for the gnuiiiig and pav- hi-r.-itiafl.-r described, and the estl
The Special assessments against said equalizing board \v11 hear nit
rent*, Jtninins, Sultana R aisins, Filiberts, Walnuts
ing of West First Street from Mill muted amount of the benefit which will t h,* various pieces of property above d u m s and objections as to the char
Orange, Lemon, Figs and Dates.
Creek West to C ity Limits,
with v i t - ’ accrue to the various p ie c e s 'o f pro (|j8, ribed are payable optionally, us a ct e r of all said improvements to bo
rifted
brick or other
hard su rfac e
perty hereinafter described, abutting fullnws; Ether n full within thirty j>nd f or in part by special assessments,
malcriul. The total estimated cost of upon soul West First Street to lie im- (
af t er the completion of the work, ami a s provided foiyin the resolution
said improvement of West F ir s t proved m the manner above stated, (ir ;n te n 'e q u a l annual installments, hereinabove r e f er r e d to
lire a s foll ows, to wi t :
Street is f l l . 000.0 0 .
Next to Princess Theatre
' with i nterest at the / n t o of eight
Wi tne s s niy hand ns City Clerk and
Enl lie tic f 1(
Ami of Ahsi' khpercent per annum from the date of the seal of the C ity of Sanford, F l o r i
to Property
ment
Owner
Des c r i pt i on of P r ope r t y
C1,200.00
D It Brisson, S 1 2 Lot 7, Blk Y ____
the coni|d*ti[>n of said improvement.! da, mi this 215th day of October A. D.
S 1,040.20.
550.00
D. 11 Brisson, Lot 9, Blk. Y ________
400.78
A meeting <>f the Equalizing Board 1922.
D. It. Brisson, Lot 10, Blk. Y . ............ 550.00
•100,78
of the Cty of Sanford, Flordia will
(SE A L)
L. R. P H IL IP S .
000.00
Mrs. T. S. Davis, Lot 3, Blk. Z ______
539.13
be helt! at tho City Hnll on the 13th
City Clerk of Sanford, Florida.
400.00
Mrs T S. Davis. Lot 4, Blk. Z
345.00
day of November, A. D. 1922, at
130.00
Hattie H Hawkins. W.flC ft. of S.W 1 4 *.f Blk 2 , T r 20
114.03
10-27-11 -3 c
Eight O’clock P. M. at which meeting
Henry Heeren, N. E. 1 4- Blk. 3 T r 19
221.83
250.00
500 00
H. A. Olafson. AM Block 3 T ier 20 . .
11 !.07
Red tteaked Sparrows Pets.
.
A Contradiction.
,
500.00
•I I f.67
E. U. Randall, All Block 3 T ier 21 . . .
A dub of rmige on (lie beak makes
President Ethel Etiders Ellison of
J . St. Clair White, beginning on N. s.de of St. G e r
all the difference In (In* world It) tin- the Housewives’ league, said In an
value of sparrow*. Without If the address In Denver:
trude Ave. 70,97 ch. \V of E line o f Holly
Avo.
MM mlist fnrag*' for f..nd iitiil lie ruled
■‘i>h these egr profiteers!
Drill
r.GO (Hi
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Rtm W 5 ('h N. 10 ch. E. 5 Ch. S. I'i t'b t« Beg.
u* n tow • :i*te ic-nlvtit of ntiv fetilli
’em !
Edmond I,. Day, Beg. on S. line St. Gertrude \ve.
I bey fell me the Chicago lik'd exI'nimiHimii
Bui when It* bill (*
79.91 ft.. E. <«f E Line of A. C.
I. Ity II WRun
• li>zh stool*- of >i-nulllotl, a lipstick elmiigt* sells limre egg* yvery hour
E. 108S.fi ft. S. GO! ft W 1049 ft. t • K It R W
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red that wi.n i i too* >UT a *|titrimv I- lluiii nil Ihe liens of America .puld
NAVly alniig II K II W to Point
S. o '
Beg Nto
• I - i*e |.......... !• -,| d.b- I If..I I <»«l .if lay in a yt'iir And every time nu egg
IS 9 1 . 0 3
2 2 0 0 .0 9
Beg.
...........................
,
tlo-tii tone 111—
f ti<- l| iinporleil
Is Kubl Us price, of course, goes up u
The special assessments against the ■ Kqtializing Board will hear all claims
Tb> i are I n ji sparrow *. but tltey
little, w hile Its -m il value goes down.
various pieces of property above dei- ami objections as lathe character of are hi~i sparrows, In size and In twit
‘ Eggs, in short, keep dear, hut how J c j
7
cribed are payable optionally, as fob nil said improvements to be paid for ter, ustmlh *i;iic gray In color. Qccd- Ruble you are at breakfast, to meet
with one Hint turns out to ho a little
low s; either in full within thirty d a ys in part hy special assessments, and ■ lonully they are pure white,
cheeper!"
a ft e r the completion of the work, or u* provided for in the resolution h e r e
The
BEST F RUI T C A K E
50c P E R POUND
ROUTH B A K E R Y
FOJRC
SAL
Acting as Agent I am instructed to *.*;
MULES, 7 WAGONS AND
Si
DOUBLE HARNESS; ALSO ONE
in ten equal annua] installment*, with imihovc referred to.
interest at the m te of , ight per cent.
Witness my hand as City Clerk and
per annum from the date of the com tin* seal of the City of Sanford, Fieri
plclion of said improvement
da. on this the “ Gth day of October,
A me.' tmg of the Equal iz i ng Board
o f tin* ( ity >>f S an f or d, F l or i da , will
he held nt the C g y Hull nil U e l 3th
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PH ILIPS
i ity ( b-rk. S a n f o r d , Flori da
day of November, A D 1922, at Eight
O'clock P. M. at which meeting said
10 27 11 - o c
‘Person*
h er e i na f t er
mimed,
owning property *.m Sanford Ave
not*
Y 'I .if"
I ID
Cil>
d-d
r,.l,., Tl.ll if
, |U,
tb.
Ul the
[• !' ' ’ t h e
1 I T
b* r
III I I 1
..f property hereinafter
•** Til.*.l abuft ng upon the contem -
-ii*
pie- e*
;.ted iiuproi i-mi nt o f Su:i| S a n f o r d
. • ■-* vyhvh » a . I.. . n t- n t o t i v l y
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Samar i> university hopes, through
Its discovery of the edible qualities of
"awsun." a swamp root, to reduce the
suffering In llu*«ia by one half, says
the Sclent ith American, Aw Mill con
tnln* To |.el . enl *tareh eon*lderahle
slhuuo i. .ml SMtiie falx
I* I \ I 11 1 I || in
,I
11
it ...ri
‘‘ Yon wrote nu*." jirulested ttie sum
mer hoarder. “ Mint mosquitoes never
bothered you."
"They i|i.n't." said Mr. Collides. ‘T v e
been living here more than 30 years
In flint length of lime a man ran get
used lo an yth in g" Birmingham Age
Herald
F o r R u s s ia 's S ta rv in g .
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
To nil
Hardened.
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WORM-DRIVE TRUUK
of
,
.
mines that'fio.ooo.ooo gallon* of gaso- Excellent mechanical condition wi
Bio* were recovered nt refineries In
new tires
1921 f m m uiieondensetl still vapors
Saving O u r Gas.
It
Is
reckoned
hy
the
bureau
Sueh an economy has n slrong appeal
f*u mot orlMs, I nasmuch as It bn* u
beati ng upon the price of tin* India
[C ii * able liquid fuel.
But It la fur
tiler . a nn u l l e d that If a IILU ayaiem
Every mule is seasoned and well
quick sale the. owners
have priced
,
tC U m S , C O n S lS tin j? Of tW O
11
"b .,h
would
he
added
I". I hi* r e m i t I y^s 11 .1 111 out put
In the Airly Day*.
We Iin ve ii I wa I te Id that
\\ *t. t t.ruke •I
vvben he b MI. e pi a
tb........
‘Tils i
11 s g. .1 ng buret
' I'e l ilt I' l \
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.''till:
m U l C S , (|oUM <
Sm l,ouble set of harness as low as ?l:i5.uu
SST
hi- Mhi't!. miv 1*2 0,000,000 million* alto *
ill)
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n 11 * i I. Ii l h
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THE FIRST $165.00 GETS THE Tlv I ( K
The above prices will brin.ur result am
vise 11 nick act ion.
i.tic s ummer In
..nt In blue -ten
mid wen ring n
..Ii tll.ihe tells
. j i i In 1*.'ai
•t
I
Charley
vv i -tr- n record
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TABLE(LOTUS
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tUn k
' ,u i bit'll
■ •I
|" i lll.li .-lit
I bi
lllst
rolls lim.'li, ltt*>i attrai'tive (Icsijfn, each—
$2.25
NAPKINS
I ' i u i Ui
I .in< ti,
ROYS’ SUITS
\\ i
l.l.i
* * i Hk
I \ ‘ I 11* 11*
lb .
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S u it*.
n i n e S e r g e am! a good a s
sortment of Worsteds,
guaranteed all wool, two
p a i r "I pan 1s, pncoiI at
$9
r"
$ 3.00
Mahogany side
CAKE PLATES
TWO DAY
SEAMLESS
SHEETS
Standard
count
and
weight cloth, plain hemmcih superior bleach and
finish,‘each—
$1.49
PILLOW CASES
.12x36 plain
hemmed,
full bleach. A tug value
lit only, each—
CASSEROLES
Here's a l vvo-da> selling e\m| (hat is wot;lh the notice <*f everv
housewife in tlfe city. Our usual low prices are LOWERED still
more for this selling and it is well worth \our while to pay us a vis
it SATURDAY or MONDAY.
counters,
rubber
10% on
heels. Size 2 1-j lo .V .j, at
Round and u\ al. We are
(losing these on I at cost
$3 1 $5.50
CAKE SETS
$3.50
1 0 % O ff
CHILDREN’S
FLAT HEEL
SHOES
Mahogany uppers, heavy
t o l l , per pair—
$1.98
1 0 % O ff
CONGOLEUM
per pair—
flexible soles, size
GOLD SEA L
8'*,
ART RUGS
OPEN HANDLES
Imported China,
cake
plate 10 ih., SIX individ
uals 6-in., good quality
highly
glazed
China,
beautiful design, set—
10% Off
NOTE THE VERY LOW PRICES
$4.50
As Advertised
7-PIEC E
A genuine bargain— these beautiful rich colored GOLD
SEA L ART RUGS. They cost much less than woven rugs
and carpets—and they are so much easier to clean and
care for.
BERRY SETS
10%
OFF
THESE
PRICES
6x9 feet
7 Vi x9 feel
9x9 feet
9x10 Vj feet
9x12 feet
REM EM HER THE 10\
$ 8.19
10.10
12.15
14.1 S
16.20
10%
OFF
THESE
PRICES
REDUCTION IS ONLY 2 DAYS
Ill-Ill Sin t '
duel Ion
pigM-
$7.50
SILVER ELATED
I S a tis
t i s ta
t a c tio n G u a ra n te e d on E v e r y th in g W e .Sell*
Wmmmmm
S h e!! a id plate
We are
t losing out this Ware, you
gel it at cost—
uppers, guaranteed home
fibre
S lx 'H )
leather
Phone 550
SILVER I’i M ID
$12
ROYS’ SHOES
Blocks I'l'niu l l i v
IMP INK 550
In mt i H . i
lustt o(i.*
11 u*ii, ln*a\ >
linen tilling, vtirn-ty "t
patterns, tio/.i-n-
I _ _ _ _ 25c
2i
d
Ol
213-215 SANI-’OIII) AVKN1T,
TS
IMPORTED CHINA
Bowl 9 1 4 -iny, SIX fruits
5 3-8-in. Hand Painted,
ink roses set in light
lue border, black and
gold on edges, set—
C
$4.50
SI IA ER PI \ I 1 !'
PIE PLATE*
9 -in. Silver plat. ' ,
design, sill, hand,<
movable
lining,
\able, e!o*e
out p.r
$3.50
7-PIECE
MORI MUR AS
IMPORTED CHINA
CHOC’LATE SET
9-in. Pot. SIX Cups and
Saucers, gold edges, coin
gold ornamented handle*
and knob of cover, set
$5.95
SALAD OR
BERRY BOWLS
Deep center#! beautifuH>
s decorated and
brigh.
gold edge, 2 sizes, each
$1.50
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1922
REALM OF SPORTS
BA^E BA LL
fo o t"b a l l
BASKET BALL
TRAP SHOOTING
Freeman,
Highs foot hall coach TU compiling seas..a
They are now in position to
statistics of the bootbnll results of take a stride ahead.
th<? different teams of tho state, ways
I'olinwini* cIoko on the bends of the
in his consideration Sanford docs not "B ig Fiv e" are Plant City, Sanford.
(time in the hig five hut they are St Petersburg, I’nlmetto. Lake City
just outside the mark. He gives the and Fort Myers in the order named,
lug five honors to Hillsborough, Naturally as the season comes to a
(J„ inesvil 1e D u v a U m k o la n d and Bar . lose there will he some upsets in this
uw with I ant City sixth and San- | m.dsea.on attempt at a rating of the
ford sovonth. Junt now much hu n*lntivc* atrciijjlh of these ten ms,
knows of which he speaks we will Judging from perfomnnees to date
leave it to the Sanford fans who have these teams are not listed very far
seen Sanford IJigh play. In our e sti-' from thejr proper places. If the pet
m.dion wo would say I,ake, Bartow or team nf some fan should continue to
C.iincsville would find it hard going develop throughout the season and
with our Celery Feds and we would crimes out ahead at the finish, I will
t vpect at least one win out of these,..f course expect the proverbial "I
three games with possibilities o f two. t..|,| you so.” hut this is my view of
It is natural for Duval or Hillsborough the situation as it at the present,
to he amongst on ncount of tho vast
y„
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1 ,M of material they have to draw ItiM>l|lir i|u , f(til. * . ,,.,„ e m-xt t„ Ft
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ordinary team ha? in the past ten team that will t« ub|e to shake h.m
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only huhbed hair and weight* 1*0 pounds.
per ..000. wh.lr Ihey lout, a,
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I he imd*hipper»
reuuested today to soar»h
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arrived tme Inst night and were quar |,„rothy Day, II year old daughter **f
(Or Tbe Ansoelnlrd l*rr««>
tered a! u dow,ntovvr\ hotel.
\y. H. Day. of Dunedin, who disap
• Norristown . Penn., Nov. i
pi-arrd late yesterday. She has brow n,
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Piping Hot Pancakes
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W ie most delicious pancakes
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the tdaveis are not *»! *«fa* tut
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Fail! . k stated tlHit he had no fear
mpanlrd by ma ny of the ardent
( )m n .turn„ , t„
N, w York
' " r d ImosterH, The g a m e is called . , t||l ,)V V)iri, 6> al)1| ,,, |„ „ „ f them ' f alt earthly imirt, that <i"d vyoillil
al three thirtv
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t o n e iniriy.
the minor league club is to receive
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<*rlnndo. still feeling the sting of , ))n f<(r
nillI, lt11lVilllf
total
m ,h " k,,l,n " " f hw wlf,‘ ,,n'1
*i* feat frop, last week will put every amounl of moncy involved $72,&00. m,,' h” rm l“ w'
thing they have Into this last chtince,
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(o , hp ros, of ilontT0y
Appearing before the jury- m
'‘ " h Sanford for the season, and a! , ,
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wnv f,o,n f.'.O.HOO ••«’« defense at the trial I adrick he
though Sanford look* for u win over
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tan his testimony by offering prayer
the Tigers, Orlando expects to battle "
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which he asked that the jury join.
th.ni to closer score. There will be
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'‘ "'I ^ ‘ '“ wed with „ brief sermon
'«-■ <luuiga in the Celery Fed’s lineup
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and no n e » plays o r hew formation* i
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. , n)it adultery.
In his speech to thcj
"'ill he used unless it is found neces
tV/PM INGTO N. Nov 3. Both the j ury> he condemned modern tendm
ry, Sanford alw ays keeps a few Nnvy and I'enn
Slat.- fm.lhi.II
, M.B and
[t(1l) dress
dr„ss of wonmn
worn ti w
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Miry.
I’enn State
fimthall sipmds
wjuads ,-jes
which
he
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nlavif In reserve for ensns
»pp.*n! that cruised
k olavrf
rases of em were camped tonight ........ the sceno
scene , |Itj)nPl|
llli)ned led to sex nppen!
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■ lie warriors represent me tl"'
f i High School !tt< playing the je
1 ’i game with the Orlando tigers
1 'Hondo this nfteinoon
The play
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{ he Terriers have begun the season landpoinl " f Hi
medios’ re manner, lost their riiur unlay s ganu
■nsecutive game to (laities' il’ i on . 1 tlm mast ki 1
home lot f ; n and beat SI I'.ter*
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L. P. McCuller
Sold everywhere.
Adv.
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Sausage
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w ra p p e r) . F a r g e s t selling . m i g h nted-
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ami <"lds uften lead to v r u m ' " t " p h r n t ihiim
Foley's
H..ru-\
and
J a r t’ n v t .pink relief
tree
fi urn
■ •piates (ingredients printed on the
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andhere’s where
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" N u f |*eo|»|e" at the PritlreSf
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I, iving run up ’J'JL’ points a g a i n s t tlm ^ t a t e tit 1,* luiil will Ine.. 1 1■' *■r the
f ir teams met thus f a r flrlando,
field i . ’ndx (■■o ' t l * on Cm n i , , . g , . - t
I . a rwat et . Fa In ,* 11 e
I III. I IT . 1 , Bartow
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B nr t ow can boast of this y e a r ’s In st
tutu him
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k., ,,,fealmes
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1*' .ride
'hi ■ - h'.win g agit rri'-t
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i 't.i\ ha shown ' tml At*’ ■ '•so I"'- a t'g l 'ting pn ,t uni! n p i fi' h
mu t ' ' ■ "Mild. 1• •j M1l,.M ....... F l a ' t <
get toi ret her.
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, th. y
Hillsborough much credit for Ins pick 1harm
H'g of the " lu g f i v e " Ami who said
'1’‘ * B*'l Mi in.ugh vt.i- lutter thnn
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Mullet Roe
' k e e p Tight ■ m umru FVdi , 's Hurt
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V ■ na* In d a i t
’ n g a giiinl ■ ■ " T 1 ng 1 . r h
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“ good showing for himself,
The biggest load will he placed on
tbkv I lower ^ *thiiuldi* is and much will
*-e expected of him, but the rest of his
**'nm expts t t,, take a share of the
responsibility ,.f heating the Men’s
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Du* game will he called at
7
’’'•“ 'I* and ,s invited to witness
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.Mit natter Perkins ,.f the Merchant* fcs
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Bovvling leant staled this
morning Ha
It I v / V i I j
I A ll
that everythi ng js ,,, n-adiness fur the
.am
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atal although he knows fct P',
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' hat the Men' s ("lull has gotten to
gethcr a t r a c k e r jack howling outfit
' N p e People" to n ig h t
^ll ^*"*-1^ etinfidettl that his Merchants
Hillsborough t burg - 1 0 a f t e r a tie g a me of last
from Missouri
r F ree ma n no .io.jl.t meant Well
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A rtiixtu i j
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MFKCll A NTS KKADV
JUST OUTSIDE “BIG FIVE”
FOR MKN’S C’LUH
SAYS HILLSBOROUGH COACH
Henry
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The
GOLF
BOWLING
TENNIS
BOXING
OHAS. L. BRITT, Editor
Rates SanfordTas the Seventh Best in the Entire
Stale of Florida
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m e entirely too many club# and or*[d ep u ty Attorney General Mott would
SANFORD DAILY H ERALD would
: Ire much hotter off#with the old gunizatinn*
at thy pro sent time. They return to*New Hrunr.wiok tomorrow.
r«l.llahr< < n r r j a r t r r a o a a r i r r p l < < «
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prknn
•ntitUd* “ °th* ' use’ tor"repub*l*a ! t I o n f
a 21 new* dltpntche* credited to It or
not otherwise credited In this paper
And alia the local new* published
h*r*ln'
All r i g h t * o f r n - p u t i l l c a l l o n o f s p e c i a l
d i s p a t c h e s h e r e i n a r e ul s o r e s e r v e d
O ffice I I I K H A I . I I I l l ' l l . I I I M i . I’ b u a e 14
Sy min ale wanted to semi
little
stories about New York for pay, of
course. Said they
were
intimate
sketches o f Chinatown, Greenwich
V illage the Rialto, the Ghetto
and
other places. All hunk. New York is
as quiet as Sanford ami those places
you hear >o mm h about are about as
exciting a- Vniiuu raw- is now.
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The III ill* all., addm led tile little
fourteen a ... i ..Id gu at Muskegon
Mu lligan and m -tie..led h.-i has |..-eii
caught and was given a sentence of
thirty five years
Michigan is too
easy.
Had this >.•>.*• happened in
I- lorida he woiijd have been strung
Up at mice and saved Heedless expense
and the chain e that he might get ..ut
soim* lun. ..n a pardon
I'his is one
CUM that . anti..t |..- hand ed by law
Uldes.s I ke ' ni l ill .k*
ll
a I Mill of
f.
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bet
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man
enimgh money to huild good tirick nil sooin to occupy a niche of their)
Authorities working on the invoatironds where the travel is great. Wo own and we would not for one minute cation ° f the double slaying spent the
■ up
also believe the county commissioners rise up and say they are not doing day checking discrepancies said
to
are doing the best they can with the some good in the work of m aking the e.xist between the statement given by
money in hand hut experien ce should world hotter. All of them are found- Mrs.
Hull to the county prosecutor
he their guide in the future and this orl on high and lofty principles oral all 1and the answers of her interview giv■
item of s l a g umt lime rock is th of the donations wo make from day on to repeaters yesterday.
out receiving the greatest ntstarting point t o begin their campaign t o day are for a good purpose hut
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this does not pay the grocer, the tendon, detectives asserted, was that
for hotter loads for tile lIHUtey.
We do md believe that any of tin buti her, the .baker and the* candle in her -fate mat to officials Mrs. Hall
loads built a year ngo will last, We, stick maker n’t the end of tiu- m onth., 'a id she returned to her home in tho
like Mr. Smith, have our doubts about U hat with the extra expense of the morning following the murder at 2 : 3 0 1
the repairs in these roads being wlmt automobile and the hundreds of clubs o ' c l o c k , after having sought her hus* H A N A N A 8 B Y DO ZEN OR H U N C H ; A P P L E S llV p i -., K
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they should he. It looks like we are and charities that we are attempting hand in vain at the church. O watchAT R EA SO N A D LB P R IC E
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throwing aw ay g o o d money for had to keep up and tho hundred and one man at the New Je r s e y State College
C a r Located on Track Near the Express (ig,,,.
in going right hack find putting on culls that are made upon us there i v f,,r " omen, told the police that ho
the .smile m aterials that gave aw ay in nothing in the world facing us except
“ w.mian entering the Hull home
.
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. ---... .u.,i hour. In the account of her
a few months of travel.
bankruptcy or a calling in of some f,l that
If we are wrong we would like to money that is now being spent in the movement* on the night of the mur
... righted and the tax payers are on- mud rush to keep up with tho tuuny dors given to newspaper w riters, sho
titled to know just where their money new organizations and the many char- !,*'bl s*"' 'l"* " ot reac^ *UM Imme until
is being spent and just how long the ities and the many demunds being *;:!0 oVIocIt.
roads now being repaired will last, made upon our pocket hooks.
Mr Smith is a road builder of <x
Sanford money Is doing all of this
\\ a r e proud of Seminole County,
pei iep.e
He was head of the state and there is no new money to ta k e'its and •specially proud of San ford
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road department and had as many place at present. Snnfurd people urc
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are also proud to he a unit,
t r i p s and tribulations as any man in doing all the building, ail the ini- ^however small, in the busy business
the state in the m atter o f road build- provements, all the work of keeping life of a community, such as Sanmg.
He is not making this, state the iity oil its toes nfTrt Sanford peo ford, the like of which, one would
mold in unjust criticism of the limn ple are doing u great work and one have to travel far to find an equal.
WY look upon Sanford u* S U B ty commissioners hut being one of the that is startling the state hut in do
Ii.rgest tax posers in Seminole mull- ing all of this &ork are we not drift VI \ \ I I A I. C I T Y , which it is.
\\ i are try ing and are, building a
: h> i* entitled to an opinion on the mg toward that period when our leroads and he is entitled to give this sources will he exhausted in the effort hiisita - that will, not only he a credit
ami tftv community’ at ln r ix . hut
opinion for what it is worth. And his t > do it all in one year and are we not to
opinion formed by many years
of side stepping some of the more sub- w ill I..- a S U B S T A N T I A L business.
We started out with the one idea,
road building and many years re si stnntial movements in the e ffo r t to
dence in Orange county might to he an build more organizations more rapid- that to huild a S U B S T A N T I A L husily than we are building our fortunes? lies-, one must need give S E R V I C E .
opinion t hat is worth s ome t hi ng.
S E R V I C E is our middle nam e; wd
In the vernacular id' one of the subT r U --------stantial citizens of Sanford we are •hi l r> mg to live up to it.
I t M>1 It \l I
We have pad our ups and downs; i
"being clubbed to deatli and driven to
dint of s ta k in g to it, anti
v. 11 - i i g ■ • f i v e M . . r III:* High ■ h a t h " by 1 111 man\ m g u i n r . j i t m i l s ami ‘
r. r
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Hialipioud to lie able to say
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up • •M ll -- . ff 1. i . M. >
r . .•lav H u r .
T h e
l l e i .•Ll t a b i ” * 111* M M ' D l I l l
i .* till on top atm going strong
i • .1 1 4. i l l V t W . t l l V - I V l e t ■■•I m t h * ’ l o l .III V .' 11■• in l b . ' |M I 11 t >1 l i m n s bnK
W
,
have nothing (o say against the
n g i - t e i of the hoard w In* h has tak Hie i ity of S a n f o r d and the county of
fi
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who is trying to make a living
of
mi o v et high si hoo| a t h l e t i c s for pro Seminole
We have spent m o r e j n n n
at
ilie
same
business
we
are
in;
on
ofhousewiveswhohawlc.il ut d ih.-ij
motion im| regulat ion,
ll was
just ey and mor e t i me in this work t han
las wi nt er that I' alatka wi tnessed its any ot her ma n or set of men in this He i out i ary, would say to him, ‘Go
baking lessons through all then
t.• n '
first high -i bool ftlMthnlI, and
tin i ot i nt y. We an- not pessimi stic over
balce aa
lay experiences.
I! i i l l ’ ll ohjeit i- not merely to
I "I th. g l . ati i
,. pi.I J.
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Ha •.utI...<1. o m hit.
We a r e not try
leak, a living, hut rather to he a real
T h e s a l e o f C a l u m e t i s 2 1 r i m e s nj
,-,i! | . 11 s
n . ■ ■f g t e a t r
ing to d i s c o u r a g e the work of tiuil.i
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in
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W .- I» o .■ vve ir. loing that
A w ord to allwom en w ho bake-
Where the recipe calls f.., ..-.p.
tng powder, it s a warning tc
choose it carefully because ink
ing powder is vital to '
'(*! success.
>-* -Calumet possesses su» n • niv
ualleavening-strcn^ih 1 1 ' .,.u
can depend upon lighi, i
r
^tasteful things every tunc \,)U
use. it Tliat’s why
CALUME a
BAKING POWEjlEM
should be vour choice ih;.r<
why it is the choice milii. ms
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ask
or five
r.ust of nil, the real reason for our
name is just what our name implies, 1 * 1
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terday afternoon
- Q U ICK S E R V I C E T R A N S F E R
l'«'ween « |,„
Phone 498.
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189- l t c ) u w,,r^ train. Th. i. .d ...
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Prim-ess Theatre, 3:30 Sundny. 189-2c ; stend.
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• ll VVIt It th e high - ii " ! ..',.1 . - l l . g i
ci.urse, will nut inipruvi-. fur it make"
r» i;i', ■>! i iing, i .-il I. • .1. >1 tin n
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uh.lig w itli Olil«'| M llool iithletus. In
ini sport are heroes so quickly or
finely enthrom-d a< on the footb
-quad, alid In. -el of Vming men,
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del •ill/ ••ft4*. t he
st ai
ho hasfi,'t let
good yell in
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v >*••ars, guuil
st nml
to g o ollt to Hu •all pai k.
along the side lines and shout lllltll
In
hoarse .v In ii the I'utnum High
Imy. engage the enemy and put on
some thrilling assault upon the oppos
ing line And it will add comfort and
courage to the local lads.
Take a
few hmirs off, say, this coming F r i
day. See th< husky youngsters fight
as you, perhaps, have never fought
You may gel a little inspiration, and
are certain to lend some, of another
kind. to the athletes. I’alatka News
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A p o u n d c a n o f Cafirnu t ront :int
fu ll 16 o u n ces. So m e / il:i
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d e rs cor"
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tue u u >,i t j
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Moderate in cost—prevt at : .
never varies.
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1 i it v 1,i \ , wi- li.i ve ■ nlleil ntti'iilimi tltile fiut that Hie nn-rrhants ..f S an
f'.l'l .III pt|l lull t •. '|i.till I., ink. . I M
• • . • i % tiiov• in* r-t t hat « -.tin - h| u .
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t • •j * ami • iiMilev ni^l jpi\\ in in [i
iimm > the> Hunk they cun affinal to
give in the year of 1923.
Cun vvr r*t and t he it rain
I'n l It 1 <|l 1 S 1 D»N
M it» S' 1 1 It III 1 1 IN
I’t MSnN 1 \lv 1 i \ > E
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1. ■ ; * t'> . Ill > M ^.l.ivvi h"s pitill. where
'III- 1' 1in ti »r ring f t . mi th e eff. ■ct* ef
.III
llemii 111 m the gift that killed
ing Hu -lac,
I a. i Miiinn -iiihi i had
just so uu.i i, money I.- hudil tin- n.adand they Hied to build them with that
sum whli Ii may have been all tight to
■ ■r II Is|. i'll!. a
expert
a i c m i n t a nt ,
appease tiu p.ople who wore . laiiuo
M^ t e poll. ,■ vi it'.-d all drug st or es m
ing for mads hut it is not a good bus
'tie rashional. e main line section tn
illei** proposition.
The loads wore
■heck Up on all recent purchased of
not good when they were built and
poison.
they are not good now alul the re
The ia k e was mailed last Thursday
pair* that are being made will not ho
near the I'ennsylvania railroad sta.
permanent and as Mr. Smith *ay s the
Hon. It was received the same a f t e r
Uix payers will soon lie called upon
noon at Devon, having been sent sp.s-to pay uni more money for tin- up
.a 1 delivery, without the address of
keep.
*Ge sender
The lime rock blow* aw ay a* .soon
There was no comment forthcomns the .surface i* exposed and the
'* g from the state police, postnol in
ronds are not of the oil penetration
speetors ami civil authorities o f Ches
kind that nre built on the east coast.
ter and .Montgomery counties
who
L E T U S T A K E STO C K OF
The lime rock used last year has gone,
1were present at the int<<prngution
O URSELVES
the oil on the surface has gone and \vu
Coroner Neville, <>f 'M on tgom ery
nre now spending | 8f»,000 fo r rebuild
county today expressed tho opinion
ing these roads and ns fa r as we can
It is alw ays well to stop some tinu that certain persons having knowledge
see repairing them with the same inn- and take stock of your resources and of the case are withholding valuable
terinls that went into xthem in the this seems to be the time to take it.
first place with the exception that a The whole world seems run to death W A R R A N T I I A S B E E N
different lime rock is being used. If with all kinds of lodges, clubs, chur
I’ It E l'A It ED IN H A L L ning is the proper/thing and slug can | ities, donations, etc., and the man or
M ILLS M U RD ER C A S E
lie purchased at the V im e price or woman who hns the nerve riglft now
evert u little higher and slag will lust t*• call a halt and will get the rest of
(lip Tin- Anai.rlntrd I'rraal
them, slag should he used for slag is tiu- people to do likewise will he doNEW H l t r S s W U ’ K, N .1 Nm 3
hard and will lait fur years where tin mg the wurld a great benefit
" e nil
\ w a i r a n i 1m* h.-.-n prepared fur
lime ru<k being soft will blow awy> in know our limitations, or might
to servn • l.y the aut hori t i es investign
a year or so and he absolutely wasted know them, hut it se.-ni' there is no mg the double mu r d e r of tho R ot .
The editor of tin* Herald knows noth limit oil the demands made upon ev E dwa r d Wh e e l e r
Hall
and
Mrsing more about roads than the a v e r cry business man in tins and other Eleanor Reinhardt Mills, i f wns said
age citizen hut we have been in this cities. There is something new starts tonight by n county official in close
country a long time and we have come every day and coupled with those that touch with the investigators,
“ The w arrant has been prepared,”
to the conclusion us we have stated wiy already have ure making a 'drag
bo many times in tho paper that n on our financial resources that to say the official said, “ und will Be signed
poor road is not chenp at any price the least are a trifle disconcerting as whenever Mr. Mott say s 'go.* ”
It w as reported hero tonight that
and unless a good rond Is built we our English cousins would say. There
\
run W O R L D 'S
1 I ■ 1
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M
AN INVITATION
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To the Ladies and (>entlenien of Sanford and Vicinity:
A. P. (aOlilJON, the Owner and Manager of the
Roadside
Inn
• •
The only (M-mime Chinese American
Restaurant and Chop
t
place in South Florida, invites the Ladies and Gentlemen »>!' S;*'
ford and vicinity to stop at
the-ROADSIDE INN, located <’ii tii*
Dixie Highway, 1 mile this side of Orlando and try one of our ( ’hop
Suey Dinners or any and all Chinese dishes prepared by a Chino-*
i
chef who made Chop Suey his business for 40 years.
lovely decorated.
Our place n
We have individual booths for parties; a
class hardwood polished floor to dance away your spare
lir-a
moment *
without any charge, whatsoever. Music furnished by the most upto-date 12-pieee electrical orchestra made.* Your trip is not
com
plete unless you visit
When yfcu are in or near Orlando, the City Beautiful
Open from 7 in the morning till midnight every day in the
w eek
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SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1922
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PAGE
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T h e C om in g B u sin ess S tre e t o f the C ity Su b stan tial
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Pure Food Market
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VEAL
Swift’s Premium and K mean’s Reliable
Products
Mr
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Hioy
works
Pure Food Market
J. HUGH TILLIS, Prop.
Phone 105-----------—
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CASH MEAT MARKET
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SERVICE
in
PHONE 270
build
and
Mr mnl Mr«
llrailontnwn
HUNTING LICENSE \
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little
Blunt huvemoved
nr. SANFORD AYENl K
mi All Automobiles.
with bis f a m i l y at O c o ee,
Singletary
RANDEL’S EMPORIUM
■
REPAIR WORK
ROYS’ SUITS
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daughter spent the week end at Winter
i.I lr;.
MhlN'f, I S S I I-.]) It \
( t U N T Y J l'U C h :
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till
v u i hur t l i ng
tui'iyii'
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avoid (ho rush nf the last ditvs.
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tl • I■<i Ii! \ .nil i \ j I . T In bunt
DANGER IN S T E E L HORSESHOE in * 'd im ly ini iiiu ip is will bo in
"Ui ,1 : -■ hunting m adjoining mun
S u b s t i t ut i o n ut o j p p e r , tl Ii OeMrvod,
tli " "I hi lliu-d bltvo yntil tn I'llM InWi ll Lc x a e n P o s s i b i l i t y of
(tructive Forest Fires
PAY CASH
De
fnro i "i i bunt
IF
f 'upper fi. ir*»ii**», uri n*, n mmmiii* rtf ^ l"1*1*'
And Save Mone>
pr*H♦’litlhL* f •»r •*“ i nr* *• h u v r m I'litly
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A TRIAL WILE CON\ IM E YOU
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WE CARRY ONLY SUPERIOR QUALITY MEATS
; 219 Sanford A\ e.
mn| i - \ p , s t
Mrs. J, K
| 219 Sanford Avenue--------- Sanford, Florida
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l."ts nro being sold every dny now.
•Y Ii. Parish mndo b i s usual work
I
102 Sanford Avenue
tint!
Mr. nml Mrs ,| .]. Hums a r r i v e d
n o r . l s o m o toil . J a y s ago from S a l i a - (
bui'L' Halt'll, Mass , mnl bnvo pun h a s Inis
Same Goods for Less Money 1
HUDSON
ami Mrs Coortfo J c a l l s o n movthoir now house Inst Sa t urday.
on mo bon* from Mass, several
ago.
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Starting
and Ignition Troubles
in tin* Wnyi-rusa
Mr mill Mrs. Will Kurgerson loft
Sat unlay nipht f o r Now Y o rk being
i nlloil then- by the <ieath of Mrs. Furge rs nn’s futhor, tlioy m o expected to
rotuiTi Sat urday.
FAT HENS AND FRYERS
A
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Mr.
huspitftl fur several weeK.x.
FANCY
GKT YOUR POST CARDS A M H E HERALD
THE HERALD DOES RUSH JOB PRINTING
Specialists
the week
(■nil with hi>r f a t he r in Wa v o r o s s
AND MUTTON
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A Timely Sale
of Timely Frocks
A savings that make possible the purchase ot
several Frocks at the former price
of one
Poiret Twill, Tricotine, Crepe de Chine, Can
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SUGAR, 13 pounds for *
NOTIONS
HOSIERY
SILKS
COME WHILE THEY’RE HERE
MEN’S FURNISHINGS
MEN’S, WOMEN’S and CHILDREN’S
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Libby’s Sweet Mixed Pickles, II).
Fat Mackerel, 3 for
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at All Times
WE KEEP THE BEST IN EVERYTHING
POUND CAKE, lb.
Sanford Dry Goods Company
QUALITY
SANFORD AVENUE--------- AT--------- SECOND
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A L L W O R K G U A a N T K E D F IR S T c l a s s
UPSTAIRS
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K e n t V u lc a n iz in g Company
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A GREAT CAR’
ASK
THE OWNERS’
YOUR OPPORTUNITY— MY OPPORTUNITY I
In order for me to
a Bonus on a certain number yf ears for the year, it is
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several earloads to leave the factory prior to November 20th. One car left ()(T . B0t h.
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The Education I Committee o f
To fill Person hereinafter named, own lions pieces of property horeinnftor
: \\ omnn s Club will be nt home to the
mK property on I’ulmetto Avenue, described, abutting upon the conteni
Stn te nml ( minty l u x Hooks oreimothers of the children of tjjis school
plated improvement of said Palmetto m,w ° l ,en for tho payment of taxes [district on Thursday, November 9 , at
You are hereby notified that on the Av„ I)lje which hnvr bccn tont.itively ,o r ly 2 2 - * discount of two per cent is 11:30 p. m., at the lunch room nt the
11th day o f September A. I>. 1922, ,|,,t(1> ln]nC(| by the Assessor covering “ Bowed for payment in November, Sanford G ram m ar School. Tho invlihe t ity < ommisso.n uf^,Sanford, Mur- [f) i pt-n portjon 0f Tho expense of said ' nt> Pc r cent in December. Tnx books jtalinn includes also
all
interested
ida. did adopt a prelfiuinary
.......... rosolu improvement to be borne by the rrs <dt,se April 1st. Poll T a xes for the friends of the movement towards a
tom providing for the grading and pis t ive pieces of property hereinafter > ' 1,r 1922, for both men and women, belter mutual understanding of the
paving of Palmetta Avenue, from described, and the estimated amount became due November 1st, 1922.
, problems and plans of teachers and
Second Street south to Fifteenth of the benefit which will accrue to the
Huai ness and Occupation Licenses parents.
Street, with vitrified hrrk or other
various pieces of property hereinafter j become due October 1st, and if not
hard surface material. The total est
A T T E N T IO N , C O N F E D E R A T E
described, abutting upon said Pn’ mot- paid, are delinquent,, as the law re
minted cost of said improvement of
VETERANS
N> Avenue to be improved in the mnn quires that a license, be procured be
Palmetto Avenue is $ 47,(100.00 .
The N. DeV. Howard Chnptcr, Unit,
ner nbove stated nrc as follows, to fore conducting the business, profes
The assessments against the vnr wn •
ed Daughters of the Confederacy r e
sion or occupation.
quest that nl the Confederate V eter
J N O . 1). J 1N K 1NS,
Eat. Benefit
Amt . o f A s s e s s
ans in Seminole county register their
Tnx Collector,
<*w iie r
I >f'flcr l p t lo ii o f 1*r«»p ©r i y
ment
to P r o p e r t y
$ 2 0 0 . 0 0 Nov. 2 -2 wks
S M
Schwartz, Lot -I, Hlk. 1 Tr. 2 . .
$ 178.49
Seminole County. names with Mrs. It. J . Holly, of S a n
S M
Schwartz, Lot fi Blk. 4 Tr, 2 . .
200.00
178.49
ford. The D aughters want to enter
S. M
Schwartz, l» t fi Blk 13 Tr. 1
228.50
260.00 C L A I M S A G A I N S T G E R M A N Y
tain the Veterans at dinner on A r m
S. M. Schwartz. Lot 7 Blk. 13 Tr. 1 __ . ______
. 228,50
* 250.00 B E G I N TO A D J U S T A M E R I C A N
istice Day, November 11th, and want
S M
Schwartz, Lot 8 Blk 13 Tr, 1 __
320.00
202.48
all of them here foY the parade that
K G. Stockton Heirs, E. 8 f. ft. of S. 1-2 Lot 7 Blk. 4
W ashington,
N ov.2.— The
mixed day and the entertainment afterw ard,
Tier 2 . ........................ .............................
89.25
100.00 claim s conimision to adjust American Let Mrs. It. J . Holly ktiow about them
It G Stockton Heirs, K. 85 ft o f Lot 8 Blk 4 Tr.
claim s against Germ any arising out all as soon as possible.
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178.49
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------------------------A. T. Lundquist, Lot 13 Blk 5, T ie r 1 ____ _________
150.81
170.00 the w a y today and wil begin to ^ C U T T I 1I S O NT— I T I S WORTH
290.00 morrow the tnsk of a rra n gin g the
N O Garner, E. 6 0 5 Lot 1 B lk 7 Tr. 2 . . ______
2C0.49
MONFY
Ruth Garner. Lot 2 Blk. 7 Tr. 2: ___
250.00 mass o f clninis fo r orderly consider
228.50
Cut out this slip, enclose it w i ^ ^
Ruth Garner. N. la ft. of Lot 3 B ! k 7 T r. 2 . .
75.00 ation. Today's sesion, the I rat at
58.55
which
Dr
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250.00
228.60
field,
Ave., Chicago, 111., w riting your
Mrs Mercy Roberts, Lot fi Blk. 0 T r 1
228.50
250.00 mnn comisloner, w as present, was
145.00
runlined
to
an
exchange
of
courtesies
,',ime
fin' at 1 ress d e a r ly . You will
Fnknown, S . 28 Ft. of Lot 1 1. Blk fi T r, 1
127.96
Unknown, N .4 ft. o f Lot 13 Blk. (1 T r. 1
18.28
20.00 with Ju s tic e Day, umpire o f any dis ■ rccelve 1,1 rpt,,rn a trinl I,ncknK° con‘
G \\ Rutherford, Lot fi Blk. fi, Tr. 2 .
170.00 I put ?s
150.81
-s that may arise, presiding.
tain,n*f I‘ ole>’ 's HonoY nlld Tnr Com '
170.00
In opening 'the sesion, Ju s tic e Day ‘U,umi ^
coughs, colds and croup;
Mrs. \V. A. Walton, Lot 9 Blk 7 T r 1.
150.81
Mrs. W. A. Walton, Lot 10 Blk 7 T r 1
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150.81
170.00 lives, and Ju d g e Edwin B. PnrUer, I‘ ,llcy KidneV ,,ills fo r I,ni" 9 in sldcs
170.00 Am erican commissioner, followed by nnd 1,nck; rheumatism, backnche, k i d - ;
Mr- U A Walton, Lot II Blk. 7 Tr. 1
150.00
*10.00 10\ K
Ibach in his apreciation f .. >
«»«! bladder ailm ents; nnd Foley
A I B e n -. S .8 ft. of Lot 4 Blk 9 T r 1
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A I Betts | ot 5 Hlk 9 Tr. 2 . ____ •
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1 7 0 . 0 0 the
reception
given
h i ms el f
nml t'lithnrtic Tablets, a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
E M. Gall..wav, Lot 9 Blk. 10 Tr. 1.
2 2 8 50
250.00 col leagues.
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headaches,
I "Mr. | , ,, her. Lot <• Blk 12 Tr. 1
228 50
250,00
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I he j u t n_te nf t h e c l a i m s is varied,
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| i '.foun.iti*>:i bureau at the Valdez
uf priq erty u »>VP .! ,1
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a h 1>If meet: ii, * a i.
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$650.00 CASH, balance in 10 equal mmithh
payments NO INTEREST, NO C.-vitRYINd CHARGES, YOUR CAR INSURED AGAINsT
TH EFT AND FIR E FOR*ONE Y E A R . FOR REGULAR DELIVERED ORLANDO Phi! I .
YOU PA Y ONLY THE REGULAR ESTABLISHED DELIVERED PRICE, RUNNING I "It
EAST SANFORD :
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1(1 .MONTHS. To the first one taking advantage of this offer I will put on a double I " " !
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l . l b i w o r t h reiioxi-d a tmru-l of
fine N o r l l t c r n S py a ppl es f r o m fri
ends in W i l l o u g h b y , Ohm, t i ns week
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hiii bus been giving friends s a m p l e s
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of same.
Sunday N"v 3 ., Rex, .J. b. Hell of
Pulutkn preached here last Sunday on
P m Hedge utu! it was a privilege* to
STR O U T FARM AG EN CY
hear him. Mr. Boyd came out from
113 Magnolia Ave.
town and played nnd Rang and will.
come ag a in this coining Sunday :f
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possible which will he also a privi
l.nk<.al<,e farm and grove of 200
l e g e to us.
trees. 20 acres. Several acres heavy,
Hon McDonald has accepted a posi- i,i11(.k loam, best of soil for vegetables,
turn recently vacated by Sandy Amlor- j 8 t r n w b c r r i c a t pcar9i p|um3, gu av a s,!
tirm recently cavnted by Sandy Ander
grapes. Good 5 room house. Excel*
suit
Don has been with the Ameri
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lent, shunt ing and fishing. 2 miles to
Gr o we r s for several y e a r s
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tai l r oad s t a t i o n , s t o r e s rl iurch, school
th.- j . h I - tl.i n-ei.-t ,.f the
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ailata-i I and 2 years,
in
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n e c k I-. S a n f o r d Hei ght *
and wi l l have a p a r t m e n t s wi t h Mr.
can Fruit
and ci-. , .
The Preshyterian Ladies will hold
M* Dm .Id's mother for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Knterprize. llu'ir n 'li-ai‘ r Sulc
aad 2nd159- F r i-S n t- t fc
Kansas, have come to take possession
uf iheir mw home mi Beardall a v . .
former Repp place. Mr. Jo n es is a
The world nt your uonr every even
nephew o f Jo e and John Russell.
mg for 15c.— Dally Herald,
SPRING BAR BUMPER, FRONT AND REAR. The second one, one FRONT
liUAll'l lf.
The third one, 0 ILL-FI ULAN SPOT LIGHT, Free of charge.
If you want to pay ALL CASH, ask for my SPECIAL PROPOSITION during this sale, fil'd
A NEW CAR. Go with me to the railroad yards and see YOUR CAR UNLOADED, drive it
(o the shop and sec it put in shape for the road.
“IT’S A GREAT CAR”—ASK THE STEPHENS OWNJERS
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ORLANDO, FLORIDA
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�THESANFORD DAILYHERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1922
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PERM ANENT
WAVIN G3,
Sl iampoo-
NEW
inp, scalp tintl facial treatment.—Mrs Met ny, \\ ehikii Apartment!'.
185-Otp
Card* of Sinford'fi Reput
able Professional Men, each
of whom, In his chosen pro
fession the Ilerald recom
mends to the people.
B E G I N N I N G ' Ht.lUK D E A T H S FHo.M A C C I
New A’ ork state registered the InrjfD E N T HA U K ) IN '21 1 st numher of deaths with I .fid2 an In-
• reuse i f 222 - v r 1920, while Delawure had the smallest numlver with
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N ov
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There I 7, a deerense of 6
wen Jo,liW deaths from accident*
The rate per 100,000 hy states end
•nosed hy aut omobi h' S and other mat 'In- number lhrr«-:is«- or decrease In
1" vein, les, m. hiding motorcycles, that rate, n - eoaip.m-il with 1990, fol■ luring 1921 in the Hnted S t a t e s com hov m ptirt
pri-mg
l states ami '"(ituming M2
i .ilifirti.a 7 1 1. nr reuse 15.3 . Colo1“ r rent of the country's population, ' mo. 17* nn roase M2 ; Connecticut,
the census bureau announced today. 15 5, d'-i reuse (I
Delaware, 7.5. doThat wa» an inereas of 1,005 over 19 I reuse 2. 1; FL O R ID A , 10 4, DE70 1 lie death rate per 100,000 popiir t R E A S K o 9 ; Louisiana. 5 .1 , Increase
hitiot^was 11.5 c ompa r e d with lo .l in " -. Maryland. 1 2 0 , increase 0.3 ;
1920 ( alifornia led all states in the Missi«sjppi, 2 ii, increase 0 .4 ; North
death rate, while arming the cities of Cato n.i.
itn reuse 0 1 , South (l*roloo.ooo or more population, 1 os An Itna. I , deen'n»j, l 1 ; Tennessee, 5.7,
e e l e s led.
in- ri-iiM- 0 2 ; Virginia, 0.0, increase,
I b e n was about 2K per cent in- l *
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Hy Noveuihfr 10th at lat
est, twn mo ms furnished for 1j h t housekeeping
Will he here perm a IJ
intly.
Must lie reasoiiahle
l an fur
fush hest of referetu <
Answer to
'lay
I’ li. Itr ow n, i are I leriitil.
Classified Ada 4c r. line. No
»d taken for less thsn I 5c.
snd positively no classified
sds charted to anyone. Cash
must accompany all orders.
Count five words to a line
and remit accordingly.
George A. DeCottes
WORLD
Have tin* Herald do your next job
of printing. Wo have the equipment
\\ A NT KD Cashier
Apply Union
News Itesttturant, A C I Depot.
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A tto rn ey -a t-L a w
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Over Seminole County Dank
(ANFORD
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F L O U I1
FRED R. WILSON
ATTOnN EY-AT-LAW
f{n t Nat'l Dank Bldg., Sanford, F la
• Special attention to examination of
Abstracts of Titlo
S I UA Y K D
I'wo rows, tug “ G. W. S.
& Son in left ear
Notify 0 . W.
S K \ HUAI. H()USES for sate,
Ses
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Thigpin.
9(Ltfc Spencer.
S I X T Y THO USAND S T R A W B E R R Y LOST Envelope oinlninne personal
papers and one rashiet . heck p a y
Plants frum northern stock, $ 1.00
per thousand, I. o. b. Lake Monroe, able to T. C. Beaumont. Finder please
Fin. M. Doyle.
154-2fltp h a v e with Chief .if Polne Klllehrew.
FORDS Hoick*. Oldsmobll.es, Oak
lands, Dodge, Cole 8, Overland,
I t E S E o i t E DISt II’ l.LNE
Chevrolet, Mnxwall for sale. These
IN M I It \.M\S S A Y S
■ mrs are lote models, nml have been re
P R E M IE R MUSSOLINI
finished, making tlietn very desirable
nrs to prospective buyers, and the
I l l y T h r \ «*ni«*lnf r«l I ' r r u a )
prices
are right, with easy terms
5
Kit.MC. Nov .1
Every h'>ur lirmirs
LAW YER
— Court House and 7 passengers.— l! & O,-Motor On lic-di a c t i on " u tin* riart a r pri-niicr
209 Park Ave., Sanford, Fla. Distrib Mu - - ‘dim in pi. ,i In. t . n o intent ion
Jtors fur Hupmolnle and Lexington ■f i ■1- f. . 1 111. 11. ■ i p! ,’i. in all the ranks.
Replying ( m cmfig rntulatmus reBjc« Lramlned
Glasses Designed urs “ We curry the parts,"
140 tfc ■ tved fi.mi the pte-s organizations
F O R S A L K -One ton truck, good con the preunei de.dared that when the
dition.
Five gqud tires.
Impiire present evcepliniia' comlitions are
Elder Springs Water office, 1S7 fitji ever he intends “ in safeguard the lib
Optlcian-Optomctrim
erty of tin pri’ s i , eti condition that
JIJ East FI rut S tre -t
Sanford, El*. I <)li S A L E —C melody saxophone
the press |in.li ' wotlliy of liberty."
good as new
$120 takes it, half
'*I,liter4 y . " he added, “ is not onl y
rush,
balance
$HI
per month. It. JELTO N J . M O U G H TO N
a righ t, hut a d u t y ' *
To General
Holly, Herald Office.
170 fitp
Dm?, who is *aid !•• have accepted the
ARCHITECT
FOR HA I K Hosier and Gay*’ paint
.o’ lfi-Uo ill War It -l a I to CIV" Italy
and vat rushes at S ah ford N"V.-lly ii army. Sip-nut Vlus'-tie ill* lured:
Room 7, Miller RldR
Works, Sanford agents.
H I tfv
n e win gn< Italy a itnupn' army, as
FLO R ID A
SANFORD
I OR S A L E 7 piece living
room
1
' "lit a uniip.iv revolu
vv n ker set
Apply lire Hive. San tion.
Indeed t hr oughout the a g e s
font ami Ith St.
ISA tltc 'her, never vvn- a T' V'dution like ours,
PAGE SEVEN
\ai o rl fl ( n l
P rr»l
' reuse in the aut onudul e deat h rate
I I KIvS C \ P I T R E C R E E K S
HI l(Y THEM A L I V E
S A Y S ( . ItEEIv L E G A T IO N
Illy T h r
CHELLE MA INKS
Henry McLaulir., Jr.,
Opt D.
Dr. W. D. Gardiner
OESTOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Wrlaka ApartmentH. Suit r 15
Office hours 9 to 12; i to 5
Sanford, Fla
Phene 437-J
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t - e x p e r p tn e i l l lt> -ab
Storage W aii-h"U -,
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W \ > i U \ i , T H N t Nov, A. Oreolc
in. 'piip.il,taii and ten priests captured
by T in t s at Aivnly were buried alive
la
i ■ they i»-+'used to embrace Isia in, a. i "rihtu: to a cablegram to■ v fi II Athens received by Greek
nine
!• gulnui
t
I t -1 i has a tendency to make
•hi | p - it earth think For eight
.ear t hi y have suffered greatly. The
lee t u i .-i will point, out that this has
hern mrmjt'i'd to iwaken the people
to tli t o t 11 -a t t he old World is done
at il 1’ new I» beginning.
1 be ' ders of earth are desperately
atteo 1 eg by international confer
• e
| it. h op the old ord.-r The
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w i] I p |->i. .- f r.im Hi till a I pro
ph. 1
it - o h it impossible and tHut
*hi i
a ■ i i,| nndei the Messiah will
esta*
h a righteous reign, bringing
tn.
i Si of Do people and nations
o. ! r h a ’l pnh!ie s e r v i . es continued,
\\ DOD FOR S A L E - At $ 7.50 per rora
sawed and split to any measure, de c o m me r c e was c arri e d mi, and e ' e r ks ,
livered in Sanford. Will supply any v. ,'d rill-11 ami p. a - apt f ,! ' pled t heir
amount and Imok nil orders for deliv a lairs
W t h r Is. . . f i - w i n . s||..p- a i d b e « T
ery in order received. Please write
plainly, state whether ofik « r [>me ,.t
in. ve . . w anted. I S. \ err a v. San
f • rd. i , R.i'ii.- \
if. ' I no, p
r< Me
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lift Ior business methods
demand
luHlor
r a n k i n g mot iiinls, a m i j u s t l y <n
s- man m firm has
nght tu
lull tii-o|a'ialmn nf his hanker,
servin' within )u.s power to m i
1" ' e rual mnul Hilda Stude nt s at
scat convention recently held
I v , i *hi,i, adopted a re-olti
m trig out t h a t world peace,
•ml i mpp.ness canm>t h*.‘
First National Bank
tit
\ i n MMI M l \ 111 II. DI K
It V SV1II I NEK. Cashier
every live Itusiiicns
.Man
in Sanf or d iu this Uolumn
each day
|R
We’ll Dye For You
S i 1.1
i'lie
iced
o ne o ak c h i f f o n i e r .
baby , a r i i a g .
N Ri l l III
P l u me 2X7 W.
BON TON STEAM PRESSERY
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Kent & McKee, Props.
1 L E A N IN G , DYEING , A L T E R IN G
Work cnled for and delivered
Phone If i l- J -------- .111 West First St
“WE DELIVER THE GOODS" ct -, lnk> limit propelty . j Milo
Quick Service Transfer
Storage Facilities
If we please you, tell other*; if not.
tell us. Phone I9H
HU
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.-.wing the deal, hul.incv oil Vi-iy e , i - j
terms,
lin ker.
Have You Ever Seen
A Turkey Box?
('an show you it’s a money
A I*. Connelly A Sons.
I sk ;u.
|l
UK I , \ I'd *\ vv. at.
talk l tig al oil! m a tit. . I- v
fit gi aii ht">1 |iM“»i‘i\i-s. i■t. , i.'i 111 \N KSt, I \ IN11 I •A \
I,, cf II Ii II,ivyer and bis soil. H T
[lower, the fireman.
were scverlj
s, aided. They were brought to a bos
| ilal lu-re vvheie it was said thheir in
•iLr e* would probably not prove fa
If EACH FAMILY in Flurhtu wmiltl give just <)NIv
glass nf jelly , at just niir jni* of prestTves, nf ONE silk*
i»f hamdi, in <t.\K i hit ki n. or ( ).\ K I urki-y. <>r t ).\E ran
o f to atm. tom ato*
, t oft'i. j '«'; i - , o| ON'K L*»\ o| o r a n g e .
SANFORD
Machine & Foundry Co.
sums
General Marlline and Holler Works;
Cylinder Grlnd/lix; Del live Pistons.
Fit Wheel Steel (,i'nr Hand*; Crank
Shaft*
Returned-------
— Phone
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GILLON & FRY
E I . K C T R 1 C A I , C O N T R A C ’T O IL S
-i* i |tinj: pur •li -i I pi!\,t't I all
kJ
ill oss K. I). <* , c a r *1 11 oral ij
■ilj>
1OH KKNT LniK* tip^iairs hn! i*»**ni
:{*M> I’alriU'tlo hvt*
IKs LM)•
I '(il£ HUNT N pw '« roi.m l»nnjfaii>\s.
imritiNlialc |mksi*m u , unfnrmshoti
7Fe*tlnghou*e Lights and Appliance* fii-itral'lr UiCiitioii, jfJ ) tiO p**r month
New Line of Fixture*
( lIMI, W. Knight.
|Hit -tfc
123 West First Street
SANFORD NOVELTY
WORKS
V. C. COLLER, Prop
General Shop and Mill
Work
FOK HKNT— Fiirninhcd apartment*.
Fernuhi Apartments, 1105 Fust 1st
St.
164-tfc
Shirley Apartment* opposite pimt
•e, upstair*.
28-tfc
FOK K K N T -Furnished apartment
H] | Kim Ave.
185-fiti>
I'THt ItKN T—4 room eottage on M ag
nolia Ave. Apply Deo Hive, S a n
ford
Avenue and Fourth Street.
®17 Commercial Street— Sanford, Ela.
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185-Gtc
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
B. W. HERNDON
F o i l KKNT— Three Trmm apartment
— 130(1 Park Ave.
18G-0tp
INSURANCE AGENCY
WANTED
IRE----------AUTO----------BONDS
S. 0 . Shinholser
Contractor and RuIIder
SANFORD
'•■nil Your Prtutlna: Out of T o w n f
. A / r? equipped to give you a flr»i
, { * " * J°t> In ev e ry respect, and the
cheapest price Inf the city.
In many
|T***..W* can g ive you a b ettor quotan “n ‘ ban o u t-o f-to w n prin te rs can do
2?* °u r bi,j on t t,ut next Job. Ju s t
pi cat, ■ I HANK i ,I\INi , I * \ A AND In.N.M L :fmi
t hcv ha, M'. \ fc li h a* I
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t
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t la r> vv, >a h I I-c rta mg li I I I 1
( )\ I , K I•i pri i\ ii Ic Ihi' Ihi' 111 - X111vI*. 1)S ut 1111 h niii1.j
Ihat. will t turn* uurior iln* cmv of the Smittv ALL ^ ;
n n uli il in i 1iirli
T i i u o r o i i r n k c o m in g y e a r .
Will \ mi see to it l ha! At >1 K FAMIIA gets up a
Tl' iiKEY lit)X for tin* liltli* Orphitti ami Hotmdcss
I
Chihlrvii of I'lorula? If you CAN only spare ONE
^
1
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glass
of
jolly,
put
H
m
a
nice
safe
little
hox
and
send
it,
T
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i l l y T h r A i i n r l n l e d |* r r « « )
£3 I
W ASH IN GTO N . Nov. b V ratin'- ■ ■
a TURKEY IIO.X ma\ mean just that, or it may mean
drn! window in honor of thr women ■ ■
a whole ORA' GOODS BOX or BARREL of eats, all we
of pu South in the Civil war, gift of a m
ask is I hat your family will send S( )MKT11IN( i. what
(he United Daught'-rs of the < ohfed * J
ever that shine thing may he.
rrm y. vvii' dedicated with impressive ■ ■
reremony at national heudijuartor* of a ■
BY THE WAY— it wouldn’t he a had idea if you parked your goodies with some
the fled Cross t"<lay.
>17 CHILDREN'S CLOTHES—shoes, ties, ribbons, sweaters, underwear, bed linens, quilts,
It is regarded ns one of the finest ■
blankets, raps, hats, kerchiefs, etr. All these things make fine packing and would also
pieees of stained glass in the rountry. a x
help clothe our big family of homeless children— from wee Italics on up to fifteen years
The window is the last of a series
of age.4
WHY NOT GET YOUR SCHOOL— Church, Lodge, Young FeopleA' Society, Ladies’
women of the rvnrth niiu r>outn curing a ^
Aid,
Missionary Society, Woman's Club, Card Club, or other organization, to get up a
the war.
sa
TURKEY
BOX for us. They
Mrs. I .invingston Howe Sseuyler, |J J
.■ will idI gladly HELP if YOU will only START it.
i
president of the United Daughters of ■ ;;
PLEASE LK) YOUR BEST FOR US— however little that may be— and please mail—
the Confederacy, presided at the oxer- ■ ■
express or ship hy freight to 'HIE CHILDREN’S HOME SOCIETY OF FLORIDA, 190-1
eise«, nnd Mrs. Aldemon Sydney Snlli- J S
RIVERSIDE AVENUE. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA. Or. if you live iu West Florida—
van honorary president unveiled the ■ ■
please send YOUR TURKEY BOX to our WEST FLORIDA RECEIVING HOME—SEV
memorial which was accepted by ■ ■
ENTH AVENUE AND JORDAN STREET, PENSACOLA.
Si TVH'I''
Me
Chairman John Barton Payne nf the
Ked Cross In a brief address. Right
Rev Alfred Harding, Kpisropnl hishop of Washington, the*-,formally dedi
jj a
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a■
, at oil
aa
it
The window was unveiled from he * *■
hind the Stnrs and Stripe* while in t m
the assembly room the Stars and llnrs J J|
of the Confederacy were conspicuous, j ■ *
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Get your office supplies, stationery
The Herald delivered, 15c per week
Vhr,na , 0f apjuiNoLjij PHINTKHV. 901
and
Post Cnpls at tho Herald office.
to
do
nil
kinds
of
Job
printing.
'lcenCtl Ayo Two I,^ei*e■ “l your Jnto
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JUDGE W. H. BAKER, President
R. V. COVINGTON, Treasurer
MARCUS C. FAGG (Daddy Fagg), State Superintendent
There ran he nn finer wav In slmw At >1 R gratitude fir A’OUR OWN blessings than
lo Tin something for these little ones- -who have so little they CAN he grateful for. Over
121 m of litem have been eared for alreadv thm year O v e r 9,000 since mir work began. 11F.
SURE TO GET YtJlJR TURKEY BOX OKI- TO US IN PLENTY OF TIME— BETTER
START IT NOW WHILE YOU'RE IN THE
THIS SPACE DONATED BY THE SANFORD HERALD
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Commerce ivhi held lust evening in Peterson. n i t m . i r «.f til. C - miiiih ■
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DID YOU EVER STOP TO TH IN K -
TWO MILLION
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SELLING LIQUOR:
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(Irowers As-iwiatimi, .'ho reported
for the traffn
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fur,J ,)n the St .lolins K l'i t
Do I " l l i 't -lignti-tl, all uitli no - in . i ,
i ,1 length t.> h. t h m hiimlri.,l an.I
I s i l l |{ M - :" \| \ \ Mi PM l-'N’T
Itiindnui-t. r Hall " i l l render ono of
j;,io-rr't> offi.. .idw-cd that th.-y had
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' I l l s 1*11111 fl'S IS t II Mtt.F.
fine pn.grams
Among th«L
m.,de their
ret i.iniiielidatl'»ns " h u h mg the l*a»e kept ..in- of hi- Im - 1 linn u t hrinkshoilltleis, and - u tfa .i trial
m.iidn-r- to la- present is the- famous.
|,cwnforwanlt-d to \Vu-hiniA"ti in tliriiiiiighttin for more than a " i ek mgold hriek road-, with asphalt, a toThe I.nke .Mai\ Ca-in.. is under numlM-r, ‘ Morning, Noon and Night” ]
Wouli| be VotiHideretl ,ns e-onfiden- trying to KiHiire cars, the result he- ml length of H | miles, S’JK.Mmmmi;
the Minimi; •in.-nt nf ill. owner now •*> VonStippe, also the first rendition
Express estimated the present lettuce) y p. Forster, president of the First
ncreage untlercultivation
to In7Hf» y (,tionnl Hank, mndo a strong appeal
acres, as against 600 acres last
year. t|,a i the School Tax Amendment lawhile the celery acn-uge- is 1,4t»0 as vote4| on favorably ut the coming prlagainst K00 last year.
With
this n,„rit.s. Mr. Forster pointed out that
largely inereusetl ncreagt it is ob- „ WH„ t |„. erroneous ult-n »f some in
viously essential that, the most.effic dividual# that this wus a direct tax
lent transportation facilities l<-^ecur- Insteutl of granting authority to comed to guarantee movement of this niittees tv exercise the right of local
crop expeditiously anti its arrival in option in increasing their three mill
markets in good condition This c m
tax, whit h is the present legal tat.- to
:|:i |-2 miles of lime na-k roatls, J.ri0,. 1 N,rM ,, v ,,hj|,;
innt|„.r 1)f ( '. c r g e Hhine" by Strauss,
niKl.otl; a total of $t»r.,00tl.(tll
Phillips
tinf„rnn-r manager
M r , -March t oroimtion
Meyorl
The same comlitmns prevail here |.f,j||lps(,lls moved to
Orlnntlu Drand Overture Morning,
Noon
Tl
as on the roads of the Ovlcdo-Ucnevu lin<| |lls mo(^rr wj|| nmnn(,(,
„n«| Night
* VonSuppo
district. There has been no
sing m„ ,|lirm/ thc winter months nt Icust < <>rnet Solo
S e le c t
a'ailalde and none is uvailahle now. a||(j ,, may j ic |»onsjblo that she will
Vlnyt-d by Charles Harvey*
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The contractor is doing his best t o j n ,mnin nf |
at(<, Mftry njj , |u. Popular Hits of *22:
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provide transportation for this mater riinlll| Mrs Phillips is interested in (at Iteubui, Iteuben. Pvv c K e e n
Aa
i«l, and he has urrnnged to have load H,.v,.rn| M,UVenir simps in the north
Thinking
Stale & EH
. I with sing some pho-phate . nrs now
(1!|V a |„u .,. |,
mt.-r.--i
tl-i ll..n. >ni".n Walt*
Harvey
>- mg built m llitmingbain f"i de!t\
u ,|| n,.,naK, (f„ , a ,
lnteruii-so.it
m i t t e e wUl work in close . o ..peratl.'li ,»iat „ f hi mills if they so desire
it.-tailed t.. insure a -at isf... t..i > | . f ^ , , , at I impn. -.- that tl ..............
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,<t t, r r-t at-.I - t a i l - the l e t . m i . / / . , .sparklet/ . ame c ni k
with the secretary and the initial es
y, a result of Mr Forster's address duct
i< •tv* "h at -lag it .an
I fa. I .-■ ., w"h . l i e !„,l|,„.r,
, U .d s ,| ,,t „ ,M,
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a Woodtlmute of car rct|Uiretnents for this
was made, second. .1 and uri
I he u-.- of Ujits r.»k f"t this ........... 'ylhing possdde ha- heel, d.-t , and i* ne-.ltiy logTit
|;, ad ill.- a d ' e t , <•
land
(itistav I.udert
month will be sent to the transport!! atumoutdy carried that the Chamber pt.se was decided on f**r a number of ri.." being don.- to .-.-cure the most
,,i the Daily Herald and go to Tt»ml»>ne < Imrutten stjc — Bull in lion company at once. •
• (of Coroniorco go'on record us endors-.; rt-flpons. • First in importance, of \ul<tr f..r the rounty's money in the t-nk<> Mnr>
the t hum Shop
Karnhouse
The schedule nf concerts to he ren- j„K ||„. school niillage nmendmetit
course is its suitability, "In ch is us Ii .ft. ! time, th. .omrtu-sjoiic?-. en
------------------------" a l l * On the lleuutfiul Rhine
<lered by the band during the coming
\ letter won read from th*- Amen sur.-tl by its us.- in an evt»-i iiuentnl , n . r - aid ...ntia. tof working in
Have tin- Henil.l do yo-.r n.-xt
Strauss
season has been prepurtsl by tile t.al, l.cgion rt.pieatmg that the t ham seition in stule rouil No. 2, Alachua i ,| ...rd .in.I with full co-uperation ,.f rutting.
We have the e.pupnu tit Stun •'panglcd Kanner
•Key ,
Tourist and Convention committee. In b«>r of Commerce enter u float in the.(county, laid by the Slate Road
FRKD T. W ILLIAM S,
to do nil kinds of job printing.
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thd report msde to the meeting, parade. On being put to the meet- pertinent Inst yonr under the direction
W S. KARLL,
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The Herald. 15c per week, dellvurwL-'
,(,f otu, 0 f tbt- engineers now in .harpe
i t i ^ l i u u r j t u I ' a . r -Hi d
Chalrmnii Lloytl advised that there
' ".- mi -. Kngine.-is Princess Thentro, 3 :I0 Sunday H'.t 2. I,.,, th. throngs of rasders.
.The result of telegraphic anti letter
correspondence *m the part of the
county with the Slag Compaii) " i n
the advice that Slag would prohnhly
not he nvnilable lH*f..ri- spring It was
therefore decided by the engineers t>.
j recom mend with conditions the use of
Ojus rock for the surface treatment,
and one of them made n special trip
t<> the t|uarit>- that the
necessary
-. re. u- and washing apparatus
r.-
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Will continue until closing hour FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER 10TH. Many items of first,
class merchandise will be sold during this
sale at about 50 per cent of its value. Our
policy is to give the best value possible for
the least nioney. Also to satisfy our custo
mers at all times as we consider them our
best assets.
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Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co.
115 East First StreetSi
SO CIETY
Phone 104
again return to Sanford to make their
Cmme.
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M RS. F R E D DAIGKR, Society Editor ...
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th" M,mmor
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If you hn»e liny frlrnd* stalling yo pleasantly located at the MoilteZUlTWI,
—ff ynu nre sn ln i npywbrrr or mining
ftionir. nr If you nrr rnlrrtnlnlng. writ
■ pnatn heard In lbl« dr.iartnirnt. all Inn
11 . . i ||\\ |.*'|.*V l> VIIT Y
«rtalla. nr trlrpbnne Ihr Urn.. I. - I I
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br areally appreciated.
Rlithl'vn V i r <1 lilglltei "f Mr and
'1 ■ Philip X'ht i nii-rta ire -l .i ;i i in
■ I •f h i j o ,"*• i Hnd • .it .i 11.a11••w
SOt I A I . ( ’A I .E N H A R
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•'1 a**; I'm d.i\ <•\ ening
Friday Mis |{. J* |i,..lS w,|| .
■’* ......... a i , de or.te.l with
t « ill the m im hei- ..f the Mothers' ' ’ *
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P'lOipku - Ida. k
Club -IVIth a Sewing party at her •” «• " “ .-he, ami owl, (.,is,» i„l,..l fioin
home, 107 Fast Seventh street, at the lo in e is ,,f th,. r..,,m Ju.-kolnn- •ii f a
•tti- w.-ri heie 11 . • t)ii-i. inetmir a
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Tnknch, Who with Mr. Tnkach cole- ^
brated their Golden Wedding Inst
week.
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Quantities of lovely rod roses, comhinod with feathery asparagus ferns Psj
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were used in the vnrious rooms. T h e .
color inotif of red and green was also * 3
F o r Florida: Fnlr tonight
carried out in the details and refreshand
Saturday; moderate *3
manta of this pretty party.
temperature.
A short musical program wns en 1*3
1*3
joyed the first party of the evening fcj *4 ha fca Ba tes
Ra ft*
a f t e r which cards were
f e a t u r e d . ---------------------There being five tables of players.
Mrs. Julius Tnkach
holding high
score among the ladies wns presented
dainty boudoir slippers, while the
men's prize, a belt went to Mr. Tim '
Do I-« IInyo.
Frank II. Owen, Jacksonville
At the conclusion of the
gnme,
City Commissioner, (lives
Miss Tnknch served delicious re
Interesting Account of
i freshments consisting of chicken sal
His Experielrce
nd, snltincs, coffee nn<f whipped
Jacksonville,
November 2 .— The
cream followed by ice cream nnd
fame
of
the
new
treatment
known as
cako
RKCUMA
is
penetrating
every
nook
Mrs. Tnknch the honoree, looked
lovely in a becoming frock of white. * nd corner whcrc aicknc8a nn<l auf/*r
She was reeipent of many beautiful ' n* ' N ^t,und’
J u s t a few days ago Mr. Frank
g ifts of gold, silver nnd personnl
Owen,
who lives at 2126 Laura Street,
gifts.
_
snids
"Th e continuous nnd trying
There wero about forty guests pro
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sent and the evening wns one of ex ,lutie8 1 hnVt‘ ,,eon
» " to porceptional enjoyment Kfor the honored form seemed too much of a strain for
me, nnd I began suffering from indi
and guests.
gestion nnd constipation, which caused
Princess Thentye, 3:30 Sunday. 189 2.
to I'ccome bilious, and my heart
would flutter as if it were to give out.
"1 tried many things which prom
SUMSCHIPTION ItltlDGK
ised relief, hut didn’t get it until I bo
Subscrption bridge party at the K,,n Us' ng RKCUMA which sonic of
Country H ub House Tuesday night nt mv friends were using and |frinsing so
•’•»*« " ' W h
™
" P«’nmn or *1.50 ' " • *
Well, before I finished the first
per couple.
Phone Ruiui Williams
tho indigestion disappeared nnd
••r Mrs. Forrest Lake for reserva * ‘',m 1,0 longer constipated,
lions.
"I feel like a different man and I
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’ hmk I am performing a real service
P i . it. ex- I lo.it le. '1 til Silfld.il I so 2*
^ *ni:pnty !*y li*(ting everyone know
relief I got from RKCUMA
I
^ q q q i t t q q i n i t i i t :
kl1" " it will positively and almost imRa
-D '} c :. '
had stomach bo
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te; ' h im - many of my friends are living
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0;, pi " o f of this.’
IN FLORIDA TALKS
ONE PRICE TO ALL
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Notice Is hereby given thnt the n n -1
nual election for the purpose of elect
ing a City Commissioner for the City 1 1 -;t-lc*. j 7 >1
12 '
of Snnford, Florida, for a term
of
three yean*, will be held on the first
r a i B U E j i i i p hr
-Tuesday after the first Monday in I)e' w
>
comber, A. I). 1Q22, the same being
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the 6th day of December, 1922, as re
quired by Section 2 1 1 of the Charter
of the City of Sanford, Florida.
Tho City Auditor ahd Clerk, in his
capacity ns registration officer for the
a n ik i s
city, will register ull persons applying
IM i
to him, whose names nre not already
borne on the registration books, nnd
who nro qualified electors, under the
" “ " Ul" ,m 0 - M ill,
provision of the Charter of the City
of Snnford, Florida. For this purpose
th# registration book* will be open at
the office of yio City Auditor and
Are the young p,
Clerk thirty dnys before the holding
leaded for the ,|.,k>. .
%
of the aforesaid election and will reand e.« k ti.il-• |,
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mnin opep fifteen dnys thereafter be
licture proves thnt , , .
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tween the hours of 9:00 o’clock a. m.
■ailed. Also
m'M *
nnd 12: 00 m., and from 2:00 p. m. to
6:00 p. m., each day, except Sundays
f o x m ys
. . .. .
. . .
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" , holid^ 9' 08 sq u ire d by the pro— AM i
visions of Section 213 of the City
C a rte r.
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P A T H I-; ItK M icw
, , , As r e«iuire«l by Section 216 of the
C harter of the City of Snnford, Flor
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CONRAD
“NICE PEOPLE”
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SHEHUCJlgjiRtii
SAVINGS
We I*ny 1% Interest on Savings Accounts
the
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m o d ern
H o r s iA v in
K n o w s t h e V a lu e o f a H ank A m m o '
S h e h a s a c h e c k i n g a c c o u n t at t h i s Hank
h ills a t h e r o w n d e sk b y a s c r a t c h o f t In- p.
T h e c h e c k s s h e w r i t e s a r e h e r r e c e i p t s . •• ■
. r e t u r n s to h e r a t t h e en d o f t h e m o n t h .
T i t e s t u b s w h ic h s h e r e t a i n s in h e r . I,,
record o f th e tra n sa ctio n .
S h e N K V K U I,a
t w ic e .
Site always finds this a real Hankn-p ) •
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TIIK CAIJONDAK SAVINf.s i: \
A M I O l 'K N T I I K S A V I N G S
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The Seminole County Bank
SANFORD, FLORID \
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Sanford’s Nun Store
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I <1 S t o r e s in ( i c o r g i a -
SUIT AND SHOE DAYS
MEN’S BROWN SHOES
In Bln and Bals
$3.50 - and - $5.00
(tuu k. #276;
Ford truck $177.; Ford t.Hiring m r
$2 .0 ; 1921 lug Six Stud, haker, repainted in gmN| slmpe, $9'»0. Write or
phone Colson Motor Co.. DeLaml. Fla.
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BOYS’ SCHOOL SHOES
Brown, BIu and Bals
Mi and Mrs Howard P. Smith ,
Rntt.dph
WAN TED Messenger hoy. age not
leave today at noon ftp West Palm
under i l years. Chance to luaitt t deH-ai h wh. ie they will rtiake their fti
FOR MRS. TAK \CII
graphy with good salary . U r-t.u ii
t n re horn,, R is with sincere regret
Thursday evening, Miss
Arnnka Cnum.
Is.- dtc
that theii many friends hid them
I'akarh entertained most
delightful WANTKD Sinn witTi Tar to ~ Tf|
good bye and hope that they will in honor of her mother Mrs G. I............ ...
line low pro e.i Tin - u,id
HURRAH
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SANFORD GROCERTERIA!
We are Still ffivin^ 13-lbs of Sugar for ,$1.00«
And other goods in proportion
OUR STOCK IS LARGER AND BETTER
THAN EVER
We invito you to call and inspect our goods
and prices
Sanford Grocerteria
I OK South Palmetto Avenue-
LADIES’ BLACK KID ONE-STRAP PUMPS
exM)7
- - - - - - - - - $3.50 - - - - - - - - -
FOR R E N T Ail of first floor,
un
furnished. 311 West Third Street.
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For The
-(Opposite Fire Station)
'•t , a .
Saturday and Monday
1 \ 1i HARtiAINS
Tubes. $100.110’ per week and
("'rises Sterlmgw’Orth Tire r
Ste fThig. K. I.llerpool, Ohio.
IMimic
The Churchwell Company
loo Lalo to Classify
mein
M-- I D M* I, * i I’lu* r.-giilnr . lul,
uuuuhers are Mr* F'-rresi la k e , Mr«
11 King. P. o Raker and R
R. S
,,!‘ r r ' " i V r- W J
Thigpen.
Johnson ..f New York are among the Mrs •hiyin.m.l Key, Mrs. A. M. De
a r m alhue
yesterday
and art- , " rr«s , . M r s (; |’ Smith. Mrs Walt
stopping at the Montezuma
’’r ^ 'g h t . Mi* .1 (. Sharon and Mrs
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noun. • ' h. ,.i i n ,.I ..r , in . 11 p..uud
hiiv i
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hi ' ll d"iug -ii, •11
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i‘ln, the poll, wall
m • 'Din.lard t„n,
o’clock p m
NOW ( J K T
I II W h S
\\ i « ixii to take this means of puh
U "' 'I M Smith of Winter Pail,
‘N -''presHing our apple n.tinti of
aa
m th,. i,iy tod.'ii shaking hands 'he many kindtie-ses shown us and
'i 'l l Ins many SaiCoi.l friemls
*•'« many floral offerings .luring the
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r. •out illness nnd death of out. .laugh
Me -till |a'll'-\e that were it po- , l ' arid -us-fer
-'I ll fi.i Sanford to havi well regiila
MR and MRS .1 I ||Al I .
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. nop I |at It Would he .1
MIt and MRS I \< h I U KS I
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at Ilo i .oi,. oj .Mr- > M l.loyd on
hu in. mt. lest and impor party at the Country t'luh Tuesday
I’a t k
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I’hiiie your re»erviitions to
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l-mi tin > lull, out to go |o a Iieight ail>.
holing town to see a game.
Mrs Kohy I.mug i h .*\p.*<ti>.| hum?
Al " n,,‘ hirty o'clock luncheon was
today fn.m Lakeland where sj„. has
wlii.Ji flu- g u e s t s enjoy
"T h e N. w World HegUn." "Rihle
M-veral gam.
d bridge . al pri*t 1’ionf »»f I'rcM’ht
ln-.-tI ! t i gill -t Ilf here sister
\ ., i - i.g. 1 * aid •>HIf! the 1 iiliu- par
\*l\ t'111 ing i lie
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I he Cfiion I’harmacy are among the
' I" "C res -1ve Druggists who have
' tire.I a supply of RKCUMA
to
iT IV th.-u . ustonierH
th.-v will
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NOTICE OF ELECTION
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THE WEATHER
Reduction Sale
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LADIES’ TAN BUCKLE STRAP PUMPS
FOR RK N T— Furnished Hiounekeepjng
rooms, plume early and lute. 318-V'
189-dtp
FOUND - l.w k c t breast pm, gold and
black iiorder, initials oti hack " I. A.
I -)I.
Ilruids of hair inside.
Found
on Magnolia ave. Owner can ha-e
hiime by paying for ad at Herald uf_____________ ’______________ IFO-tfc
W AN TED— A lease and option on Ti
truck farm of not loss than twenty
■•r more than forty a. r.-x, equipped!
with flowing well not more than five
miles from Sanford
I’t.-f.-r a farm
whu ll has been us<-.| for grow ing cel
ery. Will not consider any farm unle.s,i it ia lA ate.l on u public road. Will
want possession immediately. Write
[description of property and location
and lowest annual rent to Republican
(Trucking Company, Tifton, Ga.
MEN’S ALL WOOL SUITS
Tweeds and Pin Stripea
189-12tc
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n o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d i t e d 111 t h l a p a p e r
a n d a l a o ilie
local
nevva
publtahed
herein.
Al l r i g h t * o f r e - p u b l i c a t i o n o f s p e c i a l
d i s p a t c h e s herein a r c also reserved
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W u t e r s h i p p i n g is -*o p op u l ar at
Sanf t>rti that the i l y d c line found it
necessarj
double the ca pile it \ of its
w a r e h o u s e l ast y e a r , and is c o n f r o n t s
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condemn him, so, unconsciously, do
vve wrongly but very humanly condenm the law.— Tampa Times.
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" R E S I ’ Et TAIM F "
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---------The Sanford Herald has been conducting a vigorous campaign against
the sale of liquor to young men and
h o v s in that town, the evil having as*
stinted alarming proportions, as was
d. mot, tt it. .! hv tJo- ’a t e . miindu-i of
I ’ ■ •••*«•!
r.-poi is ihi.t t i h, mg * oitioi. ii'lc 1
f..( ,t
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de-el vi d.' utit! Ill .......
i! bllllgs
out a very pi*rtilient point:
•The Herald has
been com
mended upon the stand against
the lnpior sell, is, and especially
the selling to young hoys and the
young hoys being in police court
from time to lime I f the general
public would
take a
stand
• ho 1 i
in;'-
I ' lt-s. -m
vv 1 11 V t 11 t m g
men
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i ne Asaurlttfrt■ Tf* . . ,
L E E D S , Eng., Nov. i
• ninter Ronar |jtw nddt< 1! g
'A
nduience today here - , , 1
t
the whole unionist parr*. ...
.* f
Anglo-Irish treaty w ■1 *
n a
fair trial.
Princess Theatre, 3 :to .- ■
FLORIDA STATE
and
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situation
tlo
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November 17 to 25
Bijorer and Butler
Horse Racing D
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All Kinds of Annisemunt -
Come and Bring the Family
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New Patterns
100 doz. Ladies’ Swiss
Kmbroidered Handkerchiefs
•m
49c
15c
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KIMONA OUTING
AND CREPE
i{2-ineh Silk Striped
MADRAS SHIRTING
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.til tlo i*andi'lati's f"t ma>oi were
in . r not to tln.s,. who fail lo got a
present and they are both good fri- a vsistam e. but
those who succeed! £
■.!« of the editor.
"Any growth .founded upop so fick- JJ
We do not lay any claim for having .c a baai.4 ns government favor must ■
started the Rotary
friendly s p i r it ! ht» precarious. TTy industries and tho * *
among those g.toil fellows down there t dividual companies which arc really JJ
for vv,. do not think they need it hut gxiod investments will be able to fight ■
the other day the friends of Mayor their way thru without having to do* ■
l»tukwrth and <>f Senator Overstreet, pend upon exhorhitnut
tariffs
or
especially the Rotary friends, decided government capital. They may have ■
thatjm u l-slin gin g in the campaign had t hard sledding for n while, hut when i ■
gone far enough and the friends call- tho depression is over they will con* *
.-8 it off, the candidates shook hands trul thg field.
\NRile* others
are J
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dd'llg ' p e'l'l'-n > at Washington,
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The Pnlatna News
Ki* the following about it - '
I ..I tb. fill- tun.-, perhaps, in
the history of this nation so Yepletc
with personal politics, a force has
been brought to bear against the evil,
a force nt once effective and nmelior-
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ZEPHYR GINGHAMS .
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JACKSONVILLE
MONDAY and TUESDAY
men
f " i assistance is one of tho
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he again fine th d e a t h
pi rialtv
law anvw loii
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.ire iiU. i unafraid
" t u n - ..f the other group.
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taking shape
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Sanford Follies"?
W e ll, lht«y
nro
many, but you will hear some nnd*en*
joy all, so lie sure to be nt tho Higfc
School Toesdnv
M<>v 14th,
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Tuesday niobt
night. Nov.
at
8:15. Too,.you have a chnnce on a
lovely floor lamp. It will be on exhibition in Woodruff & Watson's win*
dow. Look it over.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 3— Tho world
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productions of al kinds of commercial 1 Swincy among >, , r ,
cotton for the c u rren t year will ap resteij in the lo rn f \;
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ture a t 10,135,000 bales.
<TMalley otieof the m..-i ,
Consumption during the year ending
lican leaders was l.w c,.,
July 31, aggregated 20,047,000 bales
e«l and arrested
i>( the world's supply, according to the
bureau’s reports. The world stocks on
hand on that date were given at 9,- P R E M IE R RON Alt | \\\
530,000 hales.
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didates are members of the Rotary choosing railroad securities, my ad
•'lull. T i e candidates w ere cnllcd in vice is to let someone else speculates
conference.
Rotary principle
wore as to what the Government will or
applicd.VtThc candidates shook hands. won't do.
The campaigif of personal abuse was
"The same applies to industrial
over. All newspaper publications were securities. At the moment everyone
eliminated and all mud-slinging was * much exercised over the new tnrlff
stopped. The afternoon paper, which rates. Some industries nave secured
had already prepared what, no doubt, greater protection than others. In the
were high voltage articles of nhuse, long run, however, the business which
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appeared with the ppnee vacant, mere receive* the greatest t a riff protecIM F F O O L I S H N E S S OF SOUNDS
ly witTi iTie evplunation thni "This tion mac
he the best investment.
may not be
Space Bought By the Rotary Club." If it> operation costs aiul overhead
Seminole
the uni) county in What un epic in advertising.
charges are increased on no safer
>uulh l loiiiia where the proposed re
W asn ’t this a splendid thing for a basts than legislation, it is not a
.ippm t iiiiiim-nt amendment seems to !>*mU of business men to d o ? "
business in which to risk your money,
ha\i any any -*tppi ct laldc nutnhi-r of
— — — — o----- -— -—
Busiiies concerns, like individuals, get
ft lends
Seminole i utility has a iimd S j i t j i c j i u i t i i t a i u i i u i R a
their m length from fighting their
lii.lte for the speakel'sllip
of
the Hr
•m’ own battles.
Too much protection
li"iisc
Hut vveii at that, the beat
• a ; is far more dangerous than too little.
the
infold an say about 4 he amend"Ri*ineinber that Congress is gov-'
n nt i" * «•t iici| v ill- law in ai-tbiii ami reac}
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■•••nt, legislation is run
' Me.i II i V. t .mil N*" i til Florida’s| "
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>*.»r. I I iovet nuielit subsidies
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i*i|*l«*v : "Service Above S e lf.”
|Under the Each-Cummins law the
l»i>\vn in Orlando one of the bittefets road, have the privilege of calling
politii al campaigns in the hstory of upon the (hivcrnmctit for assistance
the i i l y was in
progress,
Mayor] i# their financing.
Many investors
Duckworth is being opposed by Senn- have looked upon this a.' a favorable
tor t ivi'i street. 1tuth of these enndi- nrgiim mt
You will notice, however,
•latcs m e high class gentlemen and that the mil load* which stand best
, both, natuially, have a following that on the quotation hoard have very few
•■o nine intensely partisan As the cam
govt i nno ut idiligations
in
their
pan:n progressed As is the rule in halain < >hccls.
I he oiilv kind of n
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stub cases personalties became bitter. I keg to put your mnn.*y into is one
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with charge Sind counter charges. Perhaps the others will come out ull
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r ru-ruls on opposite sides were becotn - 1 right, hut the railroads in which l am
mg estranged, nxnl in ronse.pienco the interested are now adopting efficient
entire eommunty was suffering..
busitie,* methods Instead of dependaid.
,n
Then Rotary strip ed in . Both can ing lipoid Government
against this liquor sclluu
i ui»r * Ini) ntty of the 11<
t.llTl Up al! these people
IMtl>llshrd c » r r j H f l r r n n u n f i f * p t ' a n
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the
l l c - r s l d t l a l l d l s s . H»T
I Ills
S lllllg to the ;. tiling*!.
M a i n a l U A i f , l a n i a r d . ITla.
habit w•mill he f.topped
will be
as 1Ollg ll'
pc. tabic |»«*t»|
allow it
r i n i.isiiK its
,*tili|, Hthi
longer.
Aml tin
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Irrrrliri-T rn iu rrr
•• g it * if ht 11*•\V ar*’ rt,,j
M. A. A RICI.
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U rn rril Mana*rr
tor tile 1•f*«*dliking o' the
It . * . I I OI . I . 1
Ad* r r l l . l r . i l U nn i i j t c r
K » r 1 4 ' u p |o •>«<> I*. II.
Plainly. t csponstbility for
spread viofatioiis of the prohibition
14|rrlU ln(
llnlrn
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Appllrillon
•i.vv is upon the alleged "respectable
U W I N Nil 11*1*____ < l r r a l « l Ion U i M | » r people
As the Sanford paper drcctP h i i n r .irt»-\V a f t e r ft p m.
l\ c h a r g e s , liquor will he sold as long
N u b t r r l p l Ini* P r i c e In \ 4 « a n r r
.is the "respet table" people allow it
Os« l , i r
................ *«.ob to he sold and no longer. If all of
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lilt- alleged respet table people would
■> » l l < r r c d In P i t , b , f a r r i e r
On# W . , V
IB ( > » U
withdtay then putrnilingc from the
T k v bln 12- l o 1Is-pun# W f t i l f l l r r - bootleggers, these outlaws would go
•U rillrrlr r o t r n
Nri ul nol #
i #u n » j r
they would not have
U i I# i>ubll»hed r i r r j F r i d a y . . A d . c r - out of business
t b l > f ra tr # raade k n u x n an applies*
enough
patrons
left
to mnko~the t r a f
llts .
I l r a t o d r a l l r l a p a l l t l r a ^ . B3.U0 p e r
y * a r , a l r r a j a In a d t a n r r .
fic profitable or to justify the risks
B E M I I i : i l T I I K A " O I * l A T K I I r i l l ' d * which they must take in securing
T h # A s s o c i a t e d I ’ r a s s la e x c l u s i v e l y and
disposing of
!it|uor. Tampa
•nl lll et) to t he uae ( o r r e p u b l l c a t l o n of
•II n e w # t ) l a i > a I dl e s c r e d i t e d t o It o r Times.
SANFORD DAILY HERALD
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1922
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C a rd * of 8 o n fo rd 'a iteputable T ro fe talo n a l Men, each
of whom. In his chosen profession th e Herald
re co m mends to th e people.
b
M m m i l i s a b n i q i
George A. DeCottes
a
AU6rney-at-Law
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SALE
S E V E R A L H O U S E S fo r asdo.
Thiirnin.
Kurnisho.l
M a p le
A ve
Sea
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b r t i I n o l r i i m i i l t . —-»I it i h n nr <* r j
Ninth St
li»il Up
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w a n ted
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WANT III rectmrjfo mid repair
"ur hatterie". Our starter, genera
tor and ignition repair Uepartment in
in charge of an expert.
Genuine
"F.XIKK"
llnttery
Service.— RAY
ItltOS. I’tmne 548. Sanford. 172-1f.
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W A NTH 11 Mease Mger hoy, age jy>i
under 14 years. Chance to learn C*lc
graph)' with good salary.— Westei n
Union.
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ea-tfc WANTED— Hoy with wheol, 327 San*
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FORDS, Rulcka, Oldamobilea. Oakflir^I A v ^ eL_
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tn t i 1**bo i . . d«*,«-at4*jitt I I ' W ntv r>i f nil ta
lands, Dodge, Cole 8, Overlnnd, PERMANENT WAVING, Shumpoot< . * a 3ed, Luttier t* Porter. d©A'tMifl**t| ®
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
I. o
Ihirtcr, <lPCf*uno*t,
and
Ah«*l ®
Chevrolet, Maxwell for sale. These
ine* srnlp nnd f,icial treatment.—
1U if f jli dtrct'nfirtl* Vdn.InlMnUor
t»f B
F ir st N a t l Dank B ld g., S a n f o rd , Fla.
i to* IvHiali* of John W. li r lf fin , d o - 1 B
ears arc lote models, nnd have been re- Mr8' MlCoy' 'Velaka Apartments,
ii’,kin*d, or othoru l»o, in nnd In fFio JSpecial a tte n tio n to e x am in a tio n of
f*d I'M* in g land »MMt f ** Im Hi** ***»«iit> J
finished, making them very desirable.
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cars to prospective buyers, and the WANTED Hy Novemtier l«tn at Intlow h
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prices arc right, with easy terms. 6
est, two rooms furnished for light
I'll** Hoiitli Threr U u u rig iM
of
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nnd 7 passengers.— R. & O. Motor Co. housekeeping. Will he here permnn V riM
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■nrs. “We carry the parts."
day. P. R. Drown, care Herald.
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1 h.ii io n ft tid * t' h of \on htvo or
—Court House
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WANT Kl l - A lease and option on a Hi . (rn
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FOR SALK?—One ton t r u c ^ A ^ d coni iH 'iffc rt- you, H f i ij u n ii ii L H r if f in
truck farm of not less than twenty
t dition. Five good tires.
Inquire.
if living, Itciirii'ltn 13 Uriffln, till* wif.*
8 y H E x a m in e d
Glnanea Designed
or more than forty acres, equipped H tivlou William H \ ml*" nr lot I tf liv
Elder Springs Water office. 187-dtp
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FRED R. WILSON
ICHELLE MAINES
Henry McLaulin, Jr.,
Opt. D.
Optleinn-Oplom elriat
;i 2 E ast F irst 8tre»l
S a n fo rd , Fin
FOR
S A L E — C melody saxophone
good as new. $120 takes it, hnlf
rush, balance' $10 per month. R. J .
Holly, 1(Yrnld Office.
170-6tp
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ELTON J. MOHGHTON
ARCHITECT
Room 7, Miller llldg.
HANFORD
FLORIDA
Dr. W. D. Gardiner
OESTOPATHIU P M Y S ItT \N
Wrlaka Apari merit Suite 1 >
Office hours *.* to I "
to a
a • f jl J .
Phone 437 .1
S A I.K
h o s ie r and G a y s ' p a in ts
t\ ( I'd > Io f t .s-Al.r:
sawed nnd split to
l i i e i i i in Sanford
anioutit and book nil
older
reei uVed
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any measure, dc
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every live Ruslness Man
in Sanford m this Column
each day.
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B. W. HERNDON-
185-Gte
F O R 'R E N T — Three room apartment
. -130f! Park Ave.
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FIRE----------- A U T O -----------RONDS
FOR REN T Alt of first floor, an- i
furnished, 311 West Third Street
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S. 0 . Shinholser
Contractor and Builder
SANFORD
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S e nd Y o u r P r i n t i n g
FOR RENT- Furnished housekeeping
rooms, phone early nnd late. 348-V
FLORIDA
189-fltp
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FOR RENT Unfumished apartment
Femdale Apartments, 305 K. First
the
100 tfr
S tre e t.
of T ow s
nr# equipped to Ktv« » ou
cl«s* job In ev ery reap ed , and
c h eap e n price In the city,
tn many
case* we can give you a b etter quota FOR K E N T — FtinilsXed bed .room, $3 j
tion than ou t-o f-to w n .printers can ao.
Uet our bid on th at next Job.
Ju s t
per week, 314 East Fifth Street
y>*>ne 404 BFJM1NOI.K P K IN T E ItY . 90?
French Ave
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Two prcesce at your *erlSJ-lOlo
F. J*. FO R ST E R . President
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OUR SPECIALTIES
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C o rn er F i r s t and P a rk Ave.
Service
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INSURANCE AGENCY
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FOR R EN T—4 room cottage on Mng- SUSS M A U D E T Y R E , In A tto rn ey
'nolin Ave. Apply Ren Hive, S an F re d R. Wflaon’* office, F i r a t N atio n
ford Avenue and Fourth Street.
al R ank R i d e , Sanford , Florida.
V. C. COLLER. Prop
First National Bank!
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having
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GILLON & FRY
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ELECTRICAL C O N T R A C T O R S FOR S A L E Nice lot of chickens, nil last winter at ’Frisco, ! =
healthy, 1020 I ' iikhi Avenue.
I'dll 2t p Osdif., now have offices
We*tlnghouso l-ights nnd AppUnncr*
at Omaha, NebrM and;in
New leine of Flxturea
FO R
R E N T
Orlando, Florida, and
123 West First Street
M > |{ R E N T F o u r room
11 ,u7 are equipped
at both of- BSS
flat for light housekeeping............
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SANFORD NOVELTY west nurd.street.
ins 3tP fices to make blood tests J|*
FOR REN T— New 5-roojn jyi.^galow', a n ( J
tre a t
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a ild jS
WORKS
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The "Better Banking” methods of this in
stitution will surely appeal to every custo
mer.
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and mfoimutloli bureau at the Valde/
m ile s '* o f^ Sa-ol'ord
Hotel, w ith \] i - I,. Hourdreaui
m •* B
(■Mitral s iilh la r .a ll Hollar W ark.
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i, . . . c _„„ l ments. Sportsmens Supply ' «... lo rt*
n , WhMl Slaal q a a . llan o .: Cr.aW ...... ...... ^
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I hane
expect the full co-operation of his banker,
nnd every service within hit; power to ren
der.
Supply Co.
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About 450 a c r e s of Innd
If we plrarie you, tell albers. if mil. I Ii a t i not, w o r t h l ii l ee
trim > ' t o
tell ua. Phone 498
a If O II! I ' lllo lies
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S P O R T S M E N why pav ........ T..i got
M a c h i n e & F o u n d r y ( ,()• fl»tnhg luikle, et. ’
Mi -ell to
a k a fu Returned
A business man or firm has every right to
Hill Im p lem en t
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II,. II f
b e g i n n i n g n n o l i a l f mil e S o u t h
of
t . i \ l imit s, $H.(tf) per
aere.
$ 1 ,imio
. ash, b a U i n e one. two and t 111 * » ye.ii
w illu n
better
Is Mi l l ; I II
(' .I oi,t th n -li'. < rn .lose t wi th 5i
ii.I mail H i I
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Kent X McKee, l ’ ro|is
le n d
Better Imainoss methods demand
Lankin# methods, and justly so.
Roofing . . Wall Board
Corrugated Iron
Harness . . Chat. Wagons
Farm Implements
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clean vi.ng .a t l m r l u
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Oiif fiutier.
1'linin’ 2^7 U
constljiahotl, htliousness,
lienda. be-,
188 Up pint sb ggisli bowelSold ever*.
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"LEAN IN G. DYEING. \l IKItlNG
Work exiled for and delivered
Phone 464-J—
314 Wewt F l m t SL P o p s A I.K
Storage Facilities
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BON TON STEAM I’RESSKRY
Quick Service Transfer
If ! I ■ink’
tag “G U
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We'll Dye For You
MW E DELIVER THE GOODS"
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ion
r . lit.Ml i t s
low rail gel see.: I «•('
Ktruction, Re enforced >'mu role St ria
frames sod irrigation plugs at ti.tores, Hotels, nnd Oifno Muildmgs, P
0 . Pox 1125. Phone TU» 1. 2. Sahfoid s
f.ird Novelty W u k s
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DIRECTORY
ery. Will not consider any farm in.
|,,ss j, j ,
! on a public r ■!*»!, W H
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if t«v111il', ,i If » f i lii* uni-htiw ti
if llvlMw nf Ho* KwtaH" "f I'■11■,
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ISo tl
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a fin if a I n r t t** li* pi|bil« i
I '('It S VI F 7 piece living
room Ttui’kmtr t'l'inpnny. T ft-.n, (in
1wit rjf
wicker set
Apply Dee l i n e . Sun
ford and Ith St.
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and i,arnislies at Sanford
tVoi'ks, Sanford agents
K. K. I)K I . ' IIA1 K. Jr.
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witii flowing well not more than five
Pref er n (mm
which has been used for growing cel
mjl,.s f rill„ Sanford.
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room. In (hr i Ur ■tilt l iitirf of t h *- ■*»-* nib J u -
lied
m id
WANED A chance to Imild
your
new home before Itimbec gets any
higher. Pinna and estimates furnish
led.- Sanford Novelty Works. 183-lfi
it
O v er Sem inole County Rank
FLO R ID A
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Claaaltled Ads i t <. line. No
id taken fur lens than 25e.
and posltirely no ciaaaified
ade ch a rte d to anyone. Caah
must accompany all ordera
Count fire words to a line
and remit accordingly.
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A Turkey Box?
fslo—in*! m :i prizi' I'lghl—that isn’t what we mean—
rUK TURKKV BOX we are talking about is a nice box
xif goxii 1it's, preserv es. et i . f o r I 11AN KS(! ! \ 1Nt ■ I) A ^ .
It KACII I'A.MIIA m Flmiila wmihl give nisi ONI'!
ghiL's (if jolly, ni ins! i' io jar ol |ireser\«'s, m ttNK sal*1
■I Itail 8i, "i ( iN K i )n< ki n, "i i i.\ I1. I nt ko\ , nf ()NK mi!
id InquV, 11. mut - , ortt. pea', or ( INK i>"\ nl orangi 8
g rape I |lilt a ?Ili 1 P' Igh I I 1101 ! I Jiit'-s |1i|e, llll'.
Si'ORKS IIK I I I II,I* IK )M I I . lOSS AND ( »K I’ll AN
( I l i l , DKKN I N I il-.II THE t'AUK OF ' FI,OKIl>A'N
GREATEST ( HAltl'IA ” THE ( IIILDUEN’S HOME
rfOfTETY OK FLORIDA, wouhl not only have the
greatest TIIANKSCIVINC DAY AND DINNER that
they had EVER had- bill there would lie enough LEFT
OVER lo provide for Die HUNDREDS of little ones
Dial will gome under the i are of the Society ALL
THROUGH THE COMING YEAR. .
Will you see to it D’al Y<)UR FAMILY gels up a
TURKEY IRt.X f if tie lit th* Orphan and Homeless
Children of Fli*rjdn" P' \oil CAN only spare ONE
glass of jelly, put it in*.t nit e safe little box and send it,
n 'l l ' R K E Y BOX max mean just that. or il may mean
a whole DRY GOODS BOX or BA RR E L of eats, all we
ask is Hint your family will send SOMETHING, what
ever that something may he.
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BY' THE WAY— it wouldn’t be a bad idea if you packed your goodies with some
CHILDREN’S CLOTII e S— shoes, ties, ribbons, sweaters, underwear, bed linens, quilts,
blankets, caps, huts, kerchiefs, etc. All these things make fine packing and would also
help clothe our big family of homeless children— from wee babes on up to fifteen years
of age.
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WHY NOT GET YOUR SCHOOL— Church, Lodge, Young Ueoplep’ Society, Ladies’
Aid, Missionary Society, Woman’s Hub, Card Club, or other organization, to get up a
* TURKEY BOX for us. They will all gladly HELP if YOU will only START it.
PLEA SE DO YOUR BEST FOR US— however little* that may be— and please mail—
express or ship by freight to THE CHILDREN’S HOME SOCIETY OF FLORIDA, 1904
RIVERSIDE AVENUE, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA. Or, if you live in West Florida*please send YOUR TURKEY BOX to our WEST FLORIDA RECEIVING HOME—SEV
ENTH AVENUE AND JORDAN STREET. PENSACOLA.
JUDGE W. II BAKER. President
R. V. COVINGTON. Treasurer
MARCUS C. FAGG (Daddy Fagg), State Superintendent
There can be no finer way to show YOUR gratitude for YOUR OWN blessings than
to do something for these little ones— who have so little they CAN be grateful for. Over
'*1200 of them have been cared for already this year—Over 9,000 since our work began. BE
SURE TO GET YOUR T U R K E Y BOX OFF TO US IN PLENTY OF TIME— BETTER
START IT NOW WHILE YOU'RE IN THE
THIS SPACE DONATED BY THE SANFORD HERALD
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U N I O N
Auspices Congregational and Presbyterian Churches
SUNDAY MORNING- PR ESBYTER IA N CHURCH—SUNDAY NIGHT AND DAILY N EXT W EE K , 10 A. M., AND 7:30 P M \T
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
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-THIS MAN COMES WITH A MESSAGE OF POWER FOR EV ERYD AY L IF E ■ &■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
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NOW
h e is t ;
ISSPK O
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COUNTY J U D G E
TAX BOOKS ARK
NOW OPEN
IKK M.ARM S Y S T E M
WAS ( I T OUT
IIALI.OU K’KN N I C I I l
HUNTING LICENSE
J . H. HINTERMISTER PIANO
THE
NOW LOCATED AT
State and County Tax Rooks are
now open for tho payment of tax
lor 1922, a discount of two per cerit
allowed for payment in Nov£t
one per cent in December. Tax books ■ ■ * a « B a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a B B B a B
thero wns no IHjUinfT of { i n ' tt,an"
close April 1st. Poll Taxes for t h e . J
hpro . by monkish hoys.
Guy
Arrendel chief of the fire department,'
>«ar 11122, for both men nm| women, *
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.
.
,
,
“ « nounc« l Tt.esdny morning that the
became due November lstf* 1922.
fire alarm system would be "cut off
Business and Occupation Licenses
at 8 o'clock tonight for repairs" and
la came duo October 1st, and if no
requested that if fire was discovered
paid, are delinquent, as the law re
anywhere in the city during the night
quires that a license be procured be
the information be
tedephoned
to
fore conducting the business, p ro fesheadquarters.
» T | i'llr c i
Mon or occupation.
No mention of ■ Hallowe’en
was
^
JN O . D. J J N K I N S ,
made by Chief Arrendel in bis an
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Tax Collector,
nouncement but many saw a Hallow
Everybody get ready for the’lug day Xl)V 2 .2wks
Seminole County
e'en motive in it. No false alarms on IXov cm her 11th, Arnuatire Dny.
could be turned in from tho boxes We are planning to have one o f the
In Clewjston n F ir st National Bank
and any false alarms sent in by to!o largest events of the year ori that
has heen chartered with a capitaliza
phone could be traced to its source day. Get your name in now if you
tion of $15,000. John J . O'Brien is
immediately . Those who coupled Hal- an going tA enter the Hig Parade.
I lie president, and Alfred 11, Wngg
liAVoVn with the repair to the alarm There will be three beautiful loving \ .< i
president. Tho Douglas Indussystem arc willing to wager that it nips to the three best decorated cars
*1 Insurance Co., has been capital
will be neiessari to make further re- it tm pannfe
\l the present we have
! ai $10,000 in Gainesville. The
I -.......... IT-toher I, ifrj.'t.
the f ol loat og ears and f loats listed 1
•rs are George W. Hawkins, pres—
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i - iri |la- parade.
' and Charles S. Chestnut, vice
I 'K K i n \NI) JU N K S
II h- Nitii'ncaii Legion.
-ident. 7 be Hank of Pompano of
VDD CI1 \R l . K S T O N
Auxi li ary American Legion.
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II. F. Hnnimon is president
P A P E R TO S I R I N G
Daughters of the \meri<an Revo
! A. P Anthony is vice president,
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f utcountyi. csM
(117 The Aavtiflfilrd *rrl«|
S ji 11n* Harrison Chapter.
< II V R L E S T O N . N t\ Nov. L—
' luidren of the American Revolu
ST R U l'T U \ RM AGENCY
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hi ( h m l.-to n American
lion.
113 Magnolia Ave.
a too! mug- newspaper published here,
1 tinfi dei ate Veterans.
(I lf The Aiiorlnlrd Prraa)
LAKKi.AND, Nov. 4 .— The* ngiht
Get your hunting license now and i of October 31 wns Hallowe’en in
avoid the rush of the last days.
lakeland ns it was elsewhere, hut
If you expect to hunt in adjoining
counties, you must allow time to got
youT license hack from the county
sent of the county you expect to hunt
in. Positively no receipts will be is
sued for hunting in adjoining coun
ties. You must have your license be
fore you hunt.
The day before open season this
years falls on Sunday and I will not
issue license on that day.
You can help this office and help
yourself by applying for your license
at once, and if you wait until the last
yon can expect to wait for the license,
so come on and* help the cause along
.and avoid the rush and delay occasion
ed by being last.
Resident County License
$t.25
Non-Resident
County
License
$3 Ml ! " adjoining i mint) and
50c to this office
l.nu
Non-Resident S t a t e I ;> *‘n -•
f l ’.i 00
1C. F. IIOLJS1H <LDF.lt,
Putin ty Judge.
185-Gte and Hw.
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112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE
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You are Welcome]
AMERICAN
To Opr Place lor
Inspection
LEGION
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We are now prepared to serve you in the
most polite way, with every convenience m'd
the best of food which speaks for iU
»ur
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dinners are ab 9ve the average.
Dinners Served from 12-2 and U
50c
SUNDAYS, 75c
E N T IR E FA Mil Y II \D " F I . I!"
‘‘ ‘Keep right on tiding F-di y‘s Ii<>n
cy
and
Tar
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r e lie f.' w.nd the do t- r. wh*Ti the i-n
tire f.itn i'y had th e
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a me in the world. Sold everywhere.
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I’ery. of New York and
l; I ha I d I toyd
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The Herald for firal class job work
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Roast Stuffed Spring Chicken
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Whole Broiled Live lo b s te r , Drawn Butter
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Roast i’rtmc Ribs of Beef nu Jus
French Peas
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Meringue Glace
Assorted Pies
Baked Apple with Whipped Cream
Coffee'
HI \ E S E
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O. L. Sullivan
of BROOKLYN
This lecture has heen delivered in alnio>l cmt' 111
village and hamlet in the world to record-breaking " llllllHl
In London, fur instance, the Royal Albert Hall
to its capacity (15,000), two hours before the.mm m i
and about 14,000 were turned away to over Ilow n- ■
The New York Ilipprodrome (capacity 5,000). w.m like number turned away.
To the end therefore that many in this cit> n::
the opportunity to hear the gladsome message, w .s
cured the Princess Theatre in .order to eomfnrtably ' '
large number that desire to hear this subject (bsett
a logical, reasonable, Scriptural standpoint.
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a Charlie Suey wealthy Chinese of Apa- ■
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Hear the lecture "The flew World
Begun," Princess Theatre, Sunday, at
189-2tc
3:30 p. m., free.
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zi-d ring uf t hiiiesi! nml liquor smugglcru, w h s made public here August ■ ■
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LECTURE
SANFORD, FLQRIDA
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lllY T b f ^Kiurlnii'd F r f i i i
P E N S At Ul .A,
. 11.
I. ( olurful * “
sto rie s o f liquoi laden boats sailing * ■
from Cuba nmi'-r rover of darkness, B B
huddling of Celestials in dilapidated ■ ■
- h in 1. a along th< W a t e r f r o n t s and
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tioiis are expected when C. D. M o ore.jp®
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i ni tAtt
nn<l
leged,
transported
both lliquor
and
■ Chinost from Cuba to tho shores of
«a Florida in Choctawntchco Bay. The
ultimate destination of the Celestials
is said to have been Philadelphia.
Louis Ying, alias Quan Yick, who is
charged with being proprietor of tho
inland clearing house for the human
i-nrgnes, wilt appear hero for trial.
(' (' Williams, a conductor on the
Apalarhirotn Northern Railway when
the smuggling is ?nid to have been
carried on, is included among those
named in the plleged conspiracy.
BIIIL E
PRINCESS THEATRE
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[J die schooner Success which, it is td-*5S
Tomato Bouillon
Steamed Ro e
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Filet of Red Snapper, T a r ta r Sauce
Mashed Potatoes
1 huts-
ludii tmont of thg Di persons, nl-j ■ ■
Celery
Olives
op
i b - t r i i t i ourt here next Week.
Oyster Cocktail
Clam Chowder
house
f Ci e- Uu -w , for mer detn'l ive, .J.
n Gi .itis. far liter hanker Laurel
Hill, ■ ■
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12 Noon to 8 P. M.
Shrimp Cocktail
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SUNDAY DINNER $1.00
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AND GRILL
H. Cattaneo, Manager
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IN Ml S I \ |E hi UR |Il A
VALDEZ DINING ROOM
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to puradi wi t h army clothes 01 c i v i l ■ ■
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Jly |iqiie-I of Legion
1i.irnml P i
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Contains following fruits and nuts- t'herriee, 1‘ineapp e. Apples, Cur
rents, Raisins, Sultana R.usuu,, Fllilierts, WulmiLs, Alrynnds, Citron,
Orange, Lemon. Figs and Dates.
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The New
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Elect ton of o f. * ™
ficers for the new year.
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All Legion members are requested ■ ■
CAKE
Next to Princess Theatre
F A '1 M -tor t o ,
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The Presbyterian Ladies will hold
t ir Razaar Sale Dec. 1st and 2nd.
15‘J - F r i- S a t . tfc
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F- .tli :Fji l ilid V11111 i ■ :
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Everybody 13 urgently re• mm
■ qm ted to have a ear in the parade
J l bere will l>e three beautiful loving >■ a
Ml
■ cups, suitably engraved given as p r i z - ! a a
■ es
Dei-male that cut anil will one of * *
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' -hooting and fishing. 2 miles to
t.*ad .station, stoies. church, school
i ..t. ehofd furniture
and farm ing
.s included. $2,250.
$ 1,250 cash.
I alnnee ! and 2 years,
18-Utfc
“MILLIONS NOW LIVING WILL NEVER DIE
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SERVES A HOME-COOKED
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Seiniti.de Game I ’rulec ttve A w'n.
\ userti an In u t Growers. Inc.
i |o\ d Shoe Stoi e.
Fall 11aril ware l
U p ! H i rdwurc I
.f c’hai b-aton
b u sin e ss
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R otary
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WELAKA DINING ROOM
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Fresh Apalachicola Oysters (*<»i.i.. ,
way vou like them
I ik' s'di- farm and prove of 200
•• 20 re res. Se veral acres heavy,
, k loam, best of sol) for vegetables,
■1 i wbe 11 it s. pears, plums,
guavas,
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(iuud 5 room house
Ex. el
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CAN YOU EXPLA IN TH E QUESTIONS ASKED BELOW-’
CAN YOU intelligently discuss the doctrines of the church to which you belong
DO YOU understand the doctrine of the resurrection of the dead as it will eflcd >" '
DO YOU understand the doctrine of the “Trinity” ?
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DO YOU know what work the LORD expects of each Christian besides going 0
or do you think th at fulfills your obligation to Him?
DO YUU believe in Satan a.s a personal being?
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DO
YrOU
know why the world is having the wave of spiritism teaching at the I’" t i m e If
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DO YOllNoiow what will he the outcome of the constantly growing differences lut'v
. /C apital nnd Labor?
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DO YOU know that there are a great many fhings that you should know that >
know, and that the Bible will enlighten you?
DO YOU believe that the earth will be burned or that it will abide forever.
. t(,rW HERE ARE the dend? Do you really believe that 999 of every 1,000 go to eierm
ture and that .some of your dend loved ones are there now?
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THESE QUESTIONS AND MANY MORE WILL BE EXPLAIN ED IN THE
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 5th, 3:30 O'CLOCK
Princess Theatre....Sanford |j
REM EM BER: Seats Free.
N o C o lle c t io n s .
The Daily Ifarald Delivered to yooar
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jT BALL
ISKET BALL
AP SHOOTING
SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1922
REALM OF SPORTS
GOLF
HOWLING .
, TENNIS
BOXING
CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor
PAGE THREE
KumHh |h [ti have a building crunade that l ! i b u . n n e * * may In* mure com‘" ‘I *"
the program of build
v c m . nt f..f; both the patnc hi ufe house-, f,ir the ai t iiwiu'iuli«»n
.
,
r>*n-i anil
express
i mpioyes.
1 he
■if those who (le-urc t*> lacatc ill ttpit
■'ity ami Laky county,
the
Ktistis
tended t " the street t .. the north and
.M* mehtnUltng ( '■> , ha* been nr|>aiii
rt\ f* t (•> the south, am! the whole
•*1
The . "mpariy ha- alren.l} ar
Widened nhout twelve fei t nr out to
I ' l t t p I f ■■r t h - p u p l . i *i ' <d t w o . - i t y
the * ml* on Fif th avenue
in
ford
Out
Plays
Orlando
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f f
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HAD BANQiJl I A 1
In ra ce of B ig Odds and
p a r ish
Annex Another Victory
ll Count, 6-0,. While Big Gains and Probable
fouebdowns Are Taken From Sanford on
Penalties by Head Linesman
and Referee •
Imditral, o f course, f o r Sanf ord jcrnl runs Unit count for much. Rain,
the lookout f or the unexpect mg forty yards and bringing the hall
invade
i lose in
to Orlando's
goal, was
called
ithey
ncj u
n n uc Orlando
wi iiiiiuu f or »a» '***•*
uiimu s K"tn,
wus \
tl1itiii
1 game or any o th e r game of biuk ami Sanford pe mill An I fifteen
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_
. . hues
Hii tiny wore not over aurpris- yards for holding. —
The .head
In tie V found they were pli»y- man did the other penalizing idvctiv-*
f
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jilt -t different odds than those alt er a ni«e gain had been math
(game of Inst week.
In the f at e of this hard n e k , Sail-
BOWERS ABSENT •
I I I F r n n i AM fno
¥ o n p
M L lu HAIN 1IS L O S t t -!' ,,r m'"- u:r,u“1•v,,un‘r mrln n,,,! w m o is tll ,1I1V,. v
.r^iln' hoys m
limn utiv olht'r I'1 nn^rr i.........
. , u»u«* * x[irt'SH ^hipping
,
ormiiotl
ihr Mi’l l " Cluli ttf the I'aii^h House
ft..
41l^
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M p V ' c pi i*ii s *i i t \i l T n r i < T H
ll? 'i
u\pr«iss hf F$c §• is t«> he at
,h h
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(>1 A , ‘, *T 0 ( , C T n * "Wy assist.-,| by the different hr»,h th). nnrth
„f
, hl|,|n|t|t ,hed
Kit IN FORM HI T HOWL
erl.oods of the church
This club has
* GOOD G AME
arranged a wonderful plant here for
*I"hi* f !r 't 'lie 111! j ;
f
11 the »youth "I Sanford
. .. . . . . .. . . equipped
t mi i ' with
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,nl , “ pool room itml houlmg alleys and n
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last Iml net Va-I , a fine theatre build
ing that
v . .pupped With stage
and all the appurtanees ..t a real the
ati e.
,
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.ntong M. w.-ndeiful things
put
forward hj the Men's Club is the un
tnand referee and trying to nt nil times in the Tiger's territory, was tabulated it wnMourned that the
1 S ‘ U!' biVM'picL ,it til*
it ‘al F a t h> *
If',* !o from st al l i ng for time Th - or, . \ .-i i ,,n . am. when Ot ' an Met. hunt* had |o**t hy 'ill I p*ns
t ai l-), ! ‘
1 . !■ I t LClTF.!t**•I ky
j f *" seep the score down, San- ,j,, j
k* il i >..uf..td i ,» ,*n San
\la;v hoveled h-gh s '..re of the even
, T Hr t i \ L. . tb
latilel i
,oi» went through the I, I.? . t •. nt v In.- \ ml i • ,. *<l tie o . rolling in nvriuge of I I . with
I t t t *- i I s|
tk. ki . ,1 .1 !•'. *!
if play with loads
up. (ip. is catil**d t •■• ** ill *• ail i h u i t * I’atidal!* *‘f the tj er.l iant s I. -Ing hii, |
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rival
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Nice Fat Mackerel
Jones’ Dairy Farm
Sausage
L. P. McCuiler
W o use n o t h i n g but t h e best m a t e r i a l ; a
w o r k done by e x p e r t w o r k m e n .
JACKSON’S AllTO PAINT SHOP
Wight Bros. Dept. Garage building
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many
h,
Apalachicola Oysters
V |. I
tile
I I'llCVe t il.it til. It. * *
■ a l e t t i r g a r a. l hen i .
.a Sanf ord la r w.-, k. ’ ■
staled t ti ll i.ad 'i
or
Salt Mullet
HIGH CLASS AUTO PAINTING
Mer c hant s a nd Men s ( luh took m a c e
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*i
rx ,
c re a t i o n room* and r e a d i ng rooms and
last nielil on (he Parish Mouse Al.
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n vs and although the howlers w.
' a r from b e i n g' i n mid season form
the game was a good nice at that.
jluig against a heavier
line, f„nl -mtj .l aj ed Orlando at every st age
The Menllalits felt Dim Itower'a
faces, penalties by the head a ,„| with one exception, kept the ball a hs
- * when
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isetice
aiuf
the
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Mullet Roe
dm*, 1'»* * ,*f th,, Win
■XMMiatioTi, l:it t h . i r r**
HUt hv? •it’ll Hi.* f-.llovv
tt'v* |'-**»l” pi i "■!* !' r-t pool p**r toil,
t
it* t o l a r f o* t t.< (isto|.er thirty bret.
*•■* on.| y ti . h|, »,.vetnber
fir*-t to
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Novenihei twentieth to December (iti ’ENDKD
‘ tenth
Ail po>.| periods after I>ivernher. shall he of fifteen days dura
tion to the end of the season.
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. 1.. Ido, k a M a r y v i l h - play
,h< ■ he collided w i t h a n o t h e r
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May Bring liis amumt to the Peoples Bank of
Sanford with I lie assurance that it will retrt'yi* th e s a m e d e g r e e o f p ro te c tio n , a n d t h e
ed i in- la rg e
.in.'t litr g
. \t ra. nhnu i v
I In
good todies **1 th. lily 'i-n.ite.l f i e
m elf. nt . ak.*s and salads mid other
good Hungs t** th. han.piit and th. la
dies ! the rltur. h helped !" ai < alig*’
Hu house and ke.-a the g.m.i things
* ■io. i g fioni th* kit, lien
In .lef. i ^
And ill. Men's i luh hnv added a .*n. e to tile young l">V' pi. * oi illj.
..nr t., H. t i string wh«-n they men ii! re/i'Hined ti**ni -innkm.: and
picked up De La Hnye
,lemons!rated that they arv looking to
____ ___
t he I- I i n t e r e s t s of t he hoys and III
We would say, that the Merchants tend t*. give them a good example of
bail had business last night
Maybe what men should he at all times,
they will put on a sale before they
The Parish House is the general
meet the Farmers next week.
gathering place for the hoys of this
------ —
,
city as well as the older ones and it*
And till* F anne rs say they use more is a real community house in every
fertilizer* if they l i e d it.
sense of the word, ll has done one of
---------the finest works in looking af ter the
And the Rotary Clubs state that if hoys .and keeping them in the good
it is necessary for them to go to bed places instead of the had that any inearlier at night in order to win over stitutum of this kind could posstlly
* "the Congregational* next- week, t h e y ! accomplish nnd the men of the ci ty!
intend to do it.
nx ogni ze this fact and are more nnd
.
—
more coming to believe that the Men s *
Harvard will u»" only two of their i l i i h i- Hie leal working club of tin*
regular firs! siting
men
against , tt y when it . . 't i ns ! . * looking ufti t
^ Florida Til.' ( jn l or.* wot. t hate that ig, vx.l.fan <f tin buys
Wt i tiici
>niall.
ws i r
| The Florida student body went t<»
Itapnl p o ' g r i ^ f being mmie m
i bed - cheering for the Gators
l u s t , [ h e ,.r ectioli of th*
tieuuttful
newnight— thnt's the st uf f — tin* old pep *chi»d building at Ocoee, the fast
you know.
growing title town in Orange county.
------------- -------------This struct .o wit , r.^t approximate"Nice People"
willbo shown this ly $.t0,o()0 and wall have many new I
j and
attractive features including its
own water plant-
vniii d .-p e'ib s niav
I >11 : m
I*.' l a r g e or
will be w elco m ed
am i
c a r e d I o r at the
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
(jive th- Met chain* lineup the once
. v,-r and judge f-u yourselves who's
N.. reason why this outfit with
l: IW. IS til the game I ouidn t Wipe 'em
,p right along
nfternoon and nighL
tt cm un ou r books
^ >r h • ' • *
t al
B r u in T ic k le s * H is O w n T o e s
THE MAN OF MODEST
MEANS
ta rn .' ;itmititd o f h elp ful s e r v ic e as is r e n d e r
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. d al if.
Tr'i'i •-- Theatre
.He for M'.nluv ami I hur*1* |t i
ti,,ag s|,,ry of
pit .n.|et that one man all T it l.o-k **f Mnin' T
sect week m vvhii h they will
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life
and
the
principal*
w,,„*|
just
on.* way
'he m. alien of the s.jl . . t k* 1 special iluvi* on ginghams. n..*d *n
s. handkerchiefs and kinmna n ,',*■
are Wall,..-,- Reid. Hebe
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"»•»
Daniels anti Conrad Nagel.
Sanford never hxs been penalised bnmpiet were all mspning *m.l mud.
eg i tepe.
See the tdverlsement
______________ _ like she was yesterday.
Arid " s h e all those present feel that again th*
i
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plays . va. lly the same game
Now Men’s ('ltd) had demonstrated then
a
-i*hone I Ul
Avcnue-
I illh
II Cooper on Athletics.
_____
li
Manager Herndon is tmoking some
^ ( ( | ( ( fh|it w(,*,| s „y
• l o d g e Ilousholder on • ititenship.
classy plays for the movie goers thin
______
Mayor Henry oft The Girls
and
winter
Keep up with them nr f
Vn.| the s c o r e *d y e s t e r d a y ' s g a m e , ll " > '
g.,,„| ,,<>> w I gel hv Voll
tell ell pup. I, Will dot 'lloW tile l r U«*
H * I ’ llHiC.
I Its S P K C I \I. S \ ! KS
M a g n o lia
on Senior Brother
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to*
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H IU I ANII llOllllftlll LAMPS
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It KS I l l s
S H I I ’.M I.N T OF’ I I K .U ' 1 1 1 1 1 .
*b
I hill
Thursday 1. timers \s Met. hunts
bt j u w.
Fdllstm wi l l he out of
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IHrolhi rhoiitl
game f o r t h r ee w e e k s .
Mercer
And Hebe Dani el s is t here w i t h the
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b
• .1 L Stewart
tie g a m e 1 2 to tl
goods in to r purl in this p l a y
fa
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F OOTHAI 1
JUST ARRIVED
*
tlig lillf* i*l ! h.M
Sanford, Florida
Thc FOLLOWING SERVE THAT PURE ELDER SPRINGS
WATER TO THEIR PATRONS
DRUG 8TO H K9—
It. C. llowcr's
ltoutnillnt & Anderson
Union Pharmacy
KF-STAUHANTS—
Hell Cafe
' Seminole Cafe
Wolnka Ilcatnurant
H O TELS—
Monkouuna Hotel
Seminole Hotel
Valdex Hotel
Wigwam
Cleanliness is riext to Godliness
Wo invite the public and all user* of ELDER
SPRINGS WATER to visit the sprins and in
* our method of handling its product. Why take
" h chance?
Your eminent physicians claim
that this water in unexcelled and its purity
makes it most beneficial for many troubles
The Kurd pimple of Sanford as well n.s the
Western Union recommend this water fur
batteries.
Call phone 311 and have a bottle of this water
sent you and protect vour health.
E lder Springs W a te r Co.
SANFORD
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FLORIDA
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“T h e C ity Substan tial
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WORLD’S (5RBATKST VKGKTABLK SECTION
V O L U M E III
SANIOHD. FLORIDA. MONO A V. NUN EMIlElt ti. |!IJ2
NINETY-FIVE MEN
ARE ENTOMBED TODAY
IN PENNSYLVANIA MINE
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IN CHICAGO
AT SAME PLAI'E
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w a y to .Spangler w ith mine iv-«w . n e w . Special left Pittsliui'Kh
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amount of preliminary work no
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reed further Legal ripmein*
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voiced iri tin s, various ley
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the State eh.... ..an will he p., Ml.
tions, hut upon the completion of......
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U"‘ hit. resting papers and musn ..1 m.m Mrs , '1 1""" Mr" “ 'KR'nl.otham
equalization, which is now in progres
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was presented a damtx xiinitv.
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h e t s xx ill he llli hilled to the prnpi Hill.
and ahoul rompleted, the city com
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mission.‘rs will he aide to enact an oi
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dill.in, c dire, tiny that the « 11v shall
ad i mil -• at.•! i Ic«
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priH ei-d with tin said improvement'
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-Xill'll tile theft he* am*' ktniXxli an,I are
miliar with the list- of the streets
.Mrs
fKiiialif Smith.
\1rArt hit
tlsemenl of the II & Motor t o, call h"t on the trad "f the thieves
proposed to he paved and otherwise
H«Us,
• mtr nltenliftn to their Mir I'-.-.l • ,,r
Mrs. John >mith
arid
Mrs
the W ith d r a w a l o f
A
T r ps fro m the C ity o f
( onstantinople
III) I hi- I ««orlnlrd I'rrM)
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c l •• .’ • >xit h t he A IlieS. Afi ’
( harlie Lockhart Killed
Hy “ Rarhcr” (iayncr
Stalihcd With Knife
i me
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and the killing
i i 'lislilerahle
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excitement
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\ .*,»•» inixx . t i c , * , ..It. . i ti loi -
m- t
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III
an
in.urn i .l a new mo de l o f that dc- t rip
. l i o n in hot Ii |,niri ng i n i
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\ .imp!. I.allot I- printed til this
l-siic of (he Dally Herald to acquaint
tin voters with tho names and the
annulments and the general rnnkeup
i tin election ticket and especially
t..i tli I'.mefit of th*. new vtiters. Read
it x r . arefully and learn hour to
t. tl.. 11. kct to foie you go into the
i
- and tlius niak. tin* xvork iif the
. i . ,. • ■I ■i •|. t ,r - .a - ii i aml have
i -... •1 toil In - xxin n tin * 1.s-lion la
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Mil K. J K AI «. I S. SKKKS I’ll K
Itl IN til III SHAND'S MODEL
and r o a d s t e r
-t Vles
1tomorrow , f
matter- of iiupoi t*ili • ....... .
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l> Ml > lll.lt M H l o l i A Y
,
i ............... . . .
Salem, printthe lollovving
in it- ila. -1, i r- xviil h o l d tlieif i i’' n I.ii i n - . ' m g"
these improvements started and has
Pure Maph Syrup, Kngli-h Mar
been compelled to employ several as- malade, Kry tat Cukes, h re-li fruits 1
I a. I (lap- t he v xviil g iv<* that next time
Mist/iTits. All h'jral
«*f th«* unit t„.fh «lric*il iifuf « j»n«lir»!. I'opuiiir N!.'i»
A fainnr ru*h.d into town and in
ter have been onsumntod hy the city ket
■Il.i•.-•I of the lit-t limn he met xxhere
contmissioncrM and in a very short .
.
------------ time the equalization hoard will have j.ri. m the hands of the City hngineei I...... ii id find an undertaker
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completed iLs lala.rs and then bids for This |sirtion of the preliminary xvork.
An umlt-rtaker. the man asked boautunl conntrurtiun tan l»«* mlvortintMl uhuh in itrw«*lf rvulvrs a xu-ixl many ••• •t»• *^i>.
11,1 n,u
M al
for. Ccrtuin of thf improvements to details, is taken care of.
yourpla*.-’
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"N o " re idled tiic farmer "hut tax
he made arc to in* paid for in full by i Plans have nil been drawn for tho |
r*ptu«t tin i.irin.r, oui my
. wife is mighty sick.'’
the city, nmong which is the sewerage public library building, and the com
1 t *\ 1.1
•
\ a result of . *
. 1 . .1 It it • II ill d It 1 I'tlstnlltl- ' Y
1 . 1.
■Ill,m l t tl a (lie Allied
Mm Jt.tf
npate.ri f the ell) * ease, •'
tli* |»» a* • ■nfi r. n i called for I-aU- . •«!*«»• N* lot i t | ha- t • ■ n postpon. , ;•*i-x*.JL! - • a . •k
11 was stated
tl i
t
i tit* circumI•, - i i i • ( view rei.
..........
t I inCited
, . .,:.-( Itmiain
I
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t h I In ii 11oops.
- \ W I I I I. VI I 111 IN
of avoiding ih.- extreme.
A ssocial lull, at
in.l m( Coustnnti-
' i • . I V x I I Ni 'f I I N..x ii - ThO
1 ! .1 Nat ott.lllsl S’"X ■I lllllent has
' • I. I i i •. !• ih. \|||,.,| high cum1.1 ' * I* to i A. efte. i that tho
.1
vt
Mm
1, fl* '
O'.
ar-tups of all nations must ask it
Mlqill't hid. I thi* in#*mini'
!••» aut li«iri/;»t K*li to
th»* Straits
t
L* •.
1
1 oil* .
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I to v in.: -t nl-o salute
*. n l.t
*i rl«.
x , . t noli".t of I 11 key
•MM* 1•
•t
l
k » ., ' ft .f
f ( , . • . • *n«
| .* * • |f»••
\\ hde tin n xx . ai • ■nrry a full
Ih n a s T 'a Z lr o f'd ld a .M n ^
S.
th,“ s’ i,r’ “
n,,,rn,,,T " H INC. O l'T TUB MIIMH.KM\N.
..... .. ° Vr^rl,n
|I' tirsi purchaser of a used car will
The
line o f ' l o f u m y e q u i p m e n t wh i c h is
notifying
each individual propetlv » p I tuent \ f i v f ifollar* cash on vnt
.
J ^
get twenty five dollars cash on the
the . apt ion "Cutt mg dm tin < III N i l ( d M MISSION KUS
,., , l,,«* l\
a-socialed
xxitli c e r t a i n
owner on thrac* vurimi.n si rn D as re
M I ' M I d M o K I d t W ( I l LSI. \ > l
pine of hi- . i t , lii-t com.' lir-t -civ \j
tin- d.cRoli tJn.w. i. tin
' d' Ml .l.'lll III.I tilcx -till follow ollt
■luired hy law. The City Kngincer has
, d Look at the advertisi liir.it and ||)(,Mth|> ,,,,1.1,. allot, of the dteg. M
tiie I..lie established llupm.d.ile policy
been constantly engagcil in the pr*
note the gin_.il cars meiition"d
liminary work necessary
in having
..........
. ih \ .' • i i si- u m night do-. '
leal di d ’ In vxi't .Ii .ixx al of the Allied
ti
■ Ii* in tl
’ v and served no
li. ■ a!ited nr \no i n an. sailors would: :
■ • ' i i |-i muli-d '.i land from their
\* •s ii 11• tt K« inali-t ports except by
•i . a i . inn ^ii.n of the Angora gov• ■■n • ■'
I \t• iur'linarv meeting of
••
v •i
Mmi-* to i- determined*i ' i. ’
Ii liiatid for mill• . . i , a 1 ! i • nstalit mople by
'
rin- t. i dl ator, r a. ha t o i u i p and bar,
, ,,w| lamn- and barrel head lamps
When one xxife sets out to hritif
•il..>ut the ruin <>f another an interest*
mg v ham of .xei.ts may he expected.
Mul tlie-i .vent- do take plnco in
tli* fas* mat mg ph**to<lrnn»n, “ Wlfo
Vgam-t M if.*," whph i- the First Nat
ional attraittoll at the Princess Thaati*' M i dnewla) night.
*
Pauline Starke, portraying
thfl
hading lolc runs the gamut of hu
man emotions a- a little French modt I. xvho is made the virtim ^f tho jealoil-y and suspicion of the wlfo o f an
American artist.
>£y
The hwalc cinhrnces the I.atin quar
ter of Pans and the (irvenwich viilage section of New York nnd ths
settings at*, picturesque and impreaslvc.
a(| nickel plated and .•f the most
a.lvan. d 11 iq..ii..lul< de-tgn
\liiin
U
niiiii
,ii' plat*'- an- on 11>. running
hoard
Dix. wheels ar. standard
-----i».l the top is a Special
Decorator Stewart and for..- of uteri
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lOvvn
ai** Ininy in Sanfunl the* wvrU
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t
Che roadster and touring c « r are
"rating t eot-h-ieal.Dimim-nkesCeopI
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uhk * in i**iuipmeiit exx ept that the
oratinK ti„. Btores and houses gener*
,
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i
roadster carries the additional equipally getting ready for the lug cele1 '
ment of nickel plated burs on the
extension. 1)1,1. tor ll„ * -ork h . « m.llee «|.,.o,nu,J by the . . . .
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l"'
jVhy.ich.'!,' ‘ m l ' Z « ‘Z ”
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Th?. I ' . ' l r e e r Jerk nil,I n tllte.1 tire rerrlrr.
been advertised and received nnd all sjoners to handle this buldng have nc-i
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i will preser
Except for-the changes noted above
NO TRUTH IN RUMOR
of then, rejectetl for the reason that cepted them. The locaton for the '‘,l
|r*M ' r'
t t I
l,n<*
both rnrs are the same ns the standthey were entirely too high. They are building, however, has not yet been
' Nui said the farmer,, what
, )u> ()|| nccount „ f the stores elosABOUT PEACE IN IR E LA N D
T
want is an undertaker. ' <>u know I v*‘ i,,K Saturday, Friday will lie the trad- Mr,l y ul,t'»"bilt modi Is.
S AYS RAMON DB Y A L I
definitely decided upon, nlthough it
now being re-ndvertised.
:f
Joined the co-operatives, and we’ve ,
,|ny ntll| ,|u. stores will keep open
'jT," ‘ n',V'>nt ° f " MX’x'nHy •'HHipPractically the same procedure a p has been tentatively decided to place
XM
cut out these middlemen"-Cal.for Friday night in order to accommodate 7 ’* *yiT
,h; » uPn,« bil°
<117 The Aho c IU H 1'o m I
plies to tho construction of the yacht this building in one of our public
|family does not mean thnt we have
DUBLIN, Nov. 6.— Long stater
ilia Fruit News, Oct. 2H, IU'22.
the
shoppers.
parks
or
squares.
basin. Before permit could be secur
any thought of substituting it for the signed by Human DeVnlern as pi
W’ heji the work on these several
ed from the War Department to ex
^standard line" said O. f\ Hutchln- dent, announces definitely there is _
l'UTV r” » ,t or r‘,ler vinegar bottled . | U N K 8 W I U . CLOSE
tend tho piers of the basin into l-nke projects is well under way Sanford
son, flenernl Snles Manager
truth in rumors nf pence negotiations
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Mk,a'1
TOMORROW AND S ATI' R D M
Monroe tho riparinn rights had to he Will he a small edition of New York or ,,ilk
‘Th" nevx i nr l- designed "special between hi- party and the free stats
, stuffed, plain and ripe olives
Popu
secured. Satisfactory agreement has which is noted for being continually lar Market
I'll 2t
T*unormw is geruial ch'itioit day >> f"r that tiiir.asnig class of buyers gin crillllftll
!>eon reached with the Lake Front lm in a state of dla-repair. It a unfor
M(ilj (l|| ()|(.
wl|| |„. ,
„|| winch sc.-k- th*. sp*>cinlly ••quipp*'d
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provement Company, the former own- tunate that this work could not have: ^
, irnmy lommissioners were in day They will also U . I*.s* d all day
Vn.l he-nose tt
is
„t I \St ISTI TROOPS CLASH
cr» of these rights, nnd it will be hut started carlie in the season so that the
tmj
m„klng al) arrange next Saturdnv. the same h. ing Arm '"'ctixc «o appealing to the popular
M i l ’ll N A TIO N A LIS T S TO D AY
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a short time before the U. S. Kngi- tourists would have had nn opportun- ments 1for 1tho election inspectors to istite Day.
.demand
vve expect..............
that nt...least* frO
note of these Improve
necr’s office will givo the necessary ity to take
lAjr The (••u.-lnlrd l-rraa)
.
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. get th? ballots for the election to-. I1L.0^ , , 1T ‘
° " r "»» n r» r Production
inents,
however
the engineers
in
Hr.ST I.DI in .Samonl. -mall amount u .q <„„„ \„.
voted to its output"
ROME, Nov fi. Fascisti und Nat-.,
permission. The plans for the yacht .
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. morrow. The regular meeting of the
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lowM, «nsy iiioii l hIx payments, xxill
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baain which tho Chamber of Com-'charge
of* ‘the
work• --are------unanimous
in
loitnh-l.x clashed today at Taranto,
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cominissioncrs will occur tomorrow
Wcrce, has on numerous occasions ad-■believing thnt actual work on the pnv- and will not be postponed on account 'J™"** ,l“;1
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W«
" M ,iny Saturday, so order I Southeastern Italy, over the questions
vlsed, were drawn by Mr. Donnelly ing program will begin, the first of
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'Apply quick JO care Herald.
curly this week— Popular Market.
|of Jocal politics, seven persons being
For quick results, try a want ad.
ltH-3tc
l ••1 •_>( killed anil many wounded.'
*nd both ^the plans and specifications j tho year.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1922
the Speaker’ s Committee <>f the Re
Cross, spoke' very eloquently in h.
Imlf of that organization ami
r.
quested that the fullest <*o operatit.
he given the executive committer ,,
th« Heil Cross in their effort- to raiSjiIlford’s quota on lied t r.ss Siilida
"h u ll Will In- held Nov.mb. i t^||.
There will lie no dnilv soli. ill... .. .. .
Will c» ml mile uni i! do sinjf hour F R ID A Y ,
N O V E M B E R KITH. Many items of first
SI M»/VY, NuV Mb. 1<»22
Subject:
M> \ .M \ NT' I'M I.KN M \N
class merchandise will be sold during this
salt* at about 50 per cent of its value. Our
policy is to jrive the best value possible for
the least money. Also to satisfy our custo
mers at all times as we consider them our
host assets.
Church Service
11 -00 a.
Sunday School
..10:00 a.
Mid-w’eck Service, Every
Tuesday 8:00 p. m.
Woman's Club Bldg., Oak Avc
A LI. ARE WELCOME
ONIO P R IC E TO A L I
PRHNIIYTEKI AN ( III IUTI
115 East First Street
S O C IE T Y
MRS. FRED DAIC.KR, Society Editor
Phone 217-\V
I f f o a h m r tut; f r lr n d * « l i i t l n f y o
“ -If you nrr iC'lriK n n ) n h r r f ur rnntlni
kurnf, iff If y«»n nrr r t tfp r fa ln ln i, *arll
■
t art) lit llila dr |iNrt m^nl, k I« I hr
da f n II a. •*r l«-lr|»h»*nr flir lin n .
Il n il
k* s r m i l y • |i |ir* «*l* f « «l
Phone 104
Rev. J. S. Flacks will preach at II
a m Sunday. Owing to the begum.ny
of union evangelistic service.-, tht
Pre-hyterian congregation will
v .i
-hip at tin- t ongregatloiial chtiti I■ ..t
Sunday night
. d t•\ a i- in ,im
.
We will have our regular
I bide
Aiming tho-e enjoying thi- pleaant evening were Col. and
Mrs School anil morning services t.>n»<rAt night we will begin
i
C ntVi Knight. Mt .md Mr- It A r-vv
N.wtnnti. .lodge aid
MiE
F ev angidi-t ic <ampaign, under th. !. ,.|
I (•- i -. b.1,.1. 1. \|r and \|I - F 1K Roll ■•*■-ii11> of Rev. .1. S Flacks. m ••
• t'eratloli With tile Plcsbytcriaa
-I
I’ d prop i
T iik--. meet n g
• • t < • 11111> i luh. gnvc a Veit ilitei
• tiny and in-trurtive talk on golf,
hriefly detailing the history of the
gallic frnoi it- beginning to the pres
ent date. Me stated that hi- purpose
•
tti appearing at the meeting was to
h..w tiie I'hamhei of Commefve invite
President Harding to play on the San-'
foul course this winter. Ilis suggvstioii, which the meeting agreed was a 1
very- practical one, was to have Sen
ator Fletcher extend the invitation
personally to President Harding. Mr.
Wndbrook advised that he would,
through his intimate acquaintance-;
i-lipi with Senator F'rclinghaiiscr, also
use the latter's influence to persuade
»
< U \ R \u
I*or Florida:
F’air tonight
and Sunday moderate tem
perature.
Are tin
lleadi-d ! i
jazz and picture pr*
-
the preisilcnt to accept the invitation. |
President Connelly requested S. 0. j
•albd. AI
Chase, chairman of the Coif Course
, Hon'k fail in henr Mr. O. I
Committee and Mr. WntMirook to con
of Brooklyn. Sunday aftern
fer with the Publicity Committee and
in the Princess Theatre. Kr«
• arr\ out this idea. Chairman Molly,
<d the Puhiiiity Committer, also ud
(Jet your office supplies, stationery
vi-rd that the golf course was being
and
Post Cards at the Herald office.
otciiMVely advertised in the princi
pal golfing magazines of the country.
Mi. Whitner in addition
suggested
that signs he posteil at the railroad
-tation. the Civile dock anil the enS A Y INC iS
ti.lines to the town advertising the
Wc
Pay
J
rf,
Interest
on Savin
' " iiim - 141id giving its location
This
suggestion was referred to the PubIn i' v . i.mmittci
it i f :
m odern
not
si
\
Knows the Value of a Hank \.
She has a rluvking ;
hills ;tf her own desk hv a
The cheeks she write
returns to her .it the end
T h e -| III.- \\ h • Il -he
I'eeori| o f t he t ran. act ion
Iu a e
Now tii; i
mi-; c\i.i:\i)\i
The Seminole Conn
SANFORD,
FLORP
Sun ford’s Now Store
•eorgta
•i all ilay, I,.>tii -crvne-, by a larg«>
All who nppro• late -plendid music a- an aid to
worship, -build avail them-dves of
’ he lini d and -plendid work of Holy
■»*111 growing limn
Roso, Nile (ireen, Copenhagen, Blue, Black and Brow
36-inches ^vide, per yard
• i •- s i hoir
I VI M M .
IIKIIH.I
v 0 day S. h o o l ;t q0 a in
l>r Walker’s Mass, primes- Thea
tre. !• r.« a in
I»| Walker's -ubj.it at I I . (Ill a. Ill
"it! tic. •'hreaills That Fade"
I p Wo t t l l League •' l a p ill
I I lit
-ut|"t
\li ..ii.! Mis Thrasher ^o
int-oi). Floridamg foi a rub after slipper and upon
hundred pound
returning home, found the house
age III
W eight
dai ki lled and a* he went to turn on
the lights, heard a terrific noise in
the living room, upon investigating
foot'd the guests. who wished him a l-^ST MINI I K POI.ITICA1
happy lurthdny
Several spirited gatues*of bridge
w. r. played during the evening, high
score among the. ladies was made by
Mrs R A Newman, who was award-
' l ' 1 S‘ » » L S ' II I U C I I
Tomorrow the 22nd Sunday after
Pentecost, services as follows:
Low Mass at 10 a. m.
Sermon: “ The Coin of the Tribute,”
from the gospel of the day.
Benediction of the Blessed Sncrament after Mass.
Sunday School at 1) a. m. sharp.
Monday night meeting of the I.cngtic.
Mimses all week ut 8 a. m
Strangers invited
"The New World Begun." "Bible
I'toof of Present World Conditions,”
tlo
l i o n - booby pi ire a b o t t b
o f ' l a t e p i m i a i y n om inee
"Advertising the Kin^and the King
"v biioqitigiie", '• i was pres-nti d Col
M I
George announced his canOi- dom," "Millions NovP Living Will
K n igh f.
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daey for
the county commission Never I>»o,” etc., Princess Theatre,
F o l l o w i n g the
card game
Col againVl (I. M. Maker, chairman.
Sunday afternoon, 3:30. Seats free.
Knight with a very
a p p r o p r i a t e ------------------------•
No collections.
1H0-2U:
speech presented Mr. Thrasher with
Have the Herald do your next job
a set of fishing-tackle
“ of printing. Wc have the equipment
Get your office supplies, stationery
The hostess assisted by Mrs. J. DJ to do all kinds of job printing.
nnd Post Cards at the Herald office.
1" /• .
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of
golf
-to k- '
wild.-
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Steven son , the r e g u l a r
In all colors
Iteitio'-
First Street
SELLS it for LESS
-Ov( w,
|i. xniAifci* *—i • n • <
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T H E S A N F O R D D A IL Y H ER ALD , M ONDAY, N O V E M B E R 6, 1922
PAGE TW O
4
Its readers nre A L L people in any other lino of business. |
o f S ta tio n hn We know the worries and troubles of •
world
but
life,
irrespective
of
education
and the ordinary workaday
ns
t
h«
' l u t e w ill g e t in the next ten -toldiyr h oys _for nil f » m i i i R tim e.
No
|*vhtl*hrd r t , r > nrirrnonn r * c * p » ' » «
4 - 7 *»
Ik r ll r r a l d building. IITT
when it comes to the tribulations oftv*m v
,,
\t-.iis
W
all
h
the
future
events
and
more
delightful
and
appropriate
pledge
ktiowlnlgr.
and
without
distinetioij
as
M a s a e l l a A i r , Haafard, Via.
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'iT if inir prediction is right.
to thi'ir momery could he devised. The te social condition. It niirrorw life and installing new machthofy— well, it la i
you said it.
I
CtlI,M ^ j | 11( (
o
'in i ' are yet in their infamy, and will our comniunty as it is, without cater
yes,
mi; to the influential or forgetting) We wish the News all the success
I’Li ' .impugn in Sanford fur the h.T > protet I ion and cate for a time, mg
V* 'M 1*1IIII Kit H
It is doing u great
Get your hunting
■ ft i« i of i 1 1\ commissioner i' hi inn but they wit! soon !.»> .tiling enough to I !n u I rl limit e, can up no more for it the world.
Kdllor O■■•!' i!
!. J. i i m . i t
pinin'
mid w.th ■ ini t h,- i-1■.r 11’.' and i n . i i f i ' of tin ,,i
• of the hi Ii than for that work and will some day pet its just avoid the rush »f r)
1 .I'-'IPg ;i high |iia
In
Srrmtrt'Trrnaurrr
i. j . i i t . i . t u n
If you expect to p
ia no mud yumuenng
m ol tie pour thinking less of the ap
,
. cattle, and will plow
...........
. reward for work well ibnte.
a 01. ’ll it g e n t le m e n .
j hei
(irnrrtl Mnnniirr
a . ». m : k i .
counties, you must
it. s. 114*1.1.v __ Adi rrllalnK Alnnn*rr Dinging. no hnrges t>r counter chnrff- c nut' i d beauty for many years. The plane of the unscrupulous than of its
I’ hanr |4S n|> tu Qioo I **■
wit conscience.
NOTICE TO O W N E RS OF DOCS! your license hark ' >u
i ' . no undue eXi tlemeiit. The voters oleandets are air entity paying divttiends edit'O
sent of the county \
-------M t r r i n l i w lint.* Iftilr Knimn on will make up their minds in peace and in a profusion nf red mftl while bios- 1 \'u hiisincss deserves inorts support f
A Piillrat loll
less
Nobody hesitates to'
DOG LICENSE FOR Y E A R
1923 in. Positively no t
amt
pun t uud no blarmp of trumpets will sums.
LE W IS S l l i r r
Cln-ntallon l l m u u r r ■ii (mb their peaceful no incuts
of
From nil over the state comes evi pay
" "t two dollars for a few pal-|I'Ll AM L DUE Of. lO llh R 1. Sec. sued for hunting^ i
I'hnitr,SITU-XV a f l r r Q p. m.
,
i ooimatw>n. It promises to he one of item e of approval and appreciation, lorn- " f gasoline to burn upon the 289 of Revised Ordinances provides ties. You must huv.
Nakarrlptlun Pric e In Advance
fore
you
hunt.
the best and most peaceful canipnipiis Cp in Volusia county them is a tri road', but everybody hates to lay that that dogs not having license tag mijy
One 4 > a r
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'I ho day before i |,,,r
an pie of roads upon the apex of which 1rain h on the counter of the
home be killed by Chief of Police.
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I*>ltverrd In City by C arrier
years
falls on Sunday ,ti
A L F R E D FOSTER,
—-------- -o----------- stands a monument enpraved with the i newspaper, Everybody wants to read
One W . r k . ..... ..... ....... .......
, t » Cent*
issue
license
on Dipt day v
City Tax Collector.
tO N T K .M I'T A H L K G R A F T
names of those who pave their lives the paper, and they find it so nice to
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101-Once
wcok-4tc
You
can
help
this off,,, >n-l help
i'iii- their country.
Lake and Orange reap the benefits of free advertising.
aid e n t i r e l y r o v e r *
Nrmlnote County
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and U puhllahrd e v e r y F r id a y . A d v e r yourself
by
applying
f „ r l 1* 1J* llnewspapers , ci unties have decreed the removal of Rut nobody seems willing to pay the
Sonic of the Florida
t h l i y rnteo made kn ow n on a p p lica
at
once,
and
if
you
wait
tion. D e m o c r a t ic la p olitic al. | L M per liavp joined in the censure of subordi the unsightly signs which disgraced puny price the editor sots for,his ser
NOTICE TO C IT Y T A X P A Y E R S !
1t 1 tftl: ,,\jf
pour, a lw u y a In udvaure.
you can expect to wait f.*r the |Jv,,ri^
nates on newspapers usinp the col their highways. It is but a step to the vices Everybody seems to think thnt
■ E H D K 1 I T H IS A S S O C IA T E D PRICES umns for selfish purposes.
C ITY TAX HOOKS A R E
NOW so come on and help the raU» ,|6 ’
No hon planting of tree's, and that/ will be reading mutter ought to sell fo r noth
Tha A ss o c ia te d Trass la exclu s iv e ly
ing
and
that
the
editor
works
for
his
OPEN
FOR
TH
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P
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M
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OF and avoid tho rush and delay WUIW.
en titled to th e use fo r republtcatlon o f est newspaper shrffild allow a subor done. Other counties will follow suit
All uavre dispatches credited to U or dinate to receive n penny from outsid ir. time, until the traversing of the health.— Agricultural Nows Service.
T A X E S FOR 1922, 2Ve discount al cd by being last.
not o t h e r w i s e credited In this paper
p.
roadways
of
Florida
will
become
one
lowed if paid in November, 1 % dis Resident County License
and also th e
local
news
published ers, for puttinp unythinp in or keep
herein.
Non-Resident
County
I,lu.nw
long
pleasure
ride.
There
is
no
state
count
allowed
if
paid
in
December.
ing anything out of a newspaper. The
CONGRATULATIONS TO T H E
A l l r t f h t e o f re-publication o f special
$3.60 to adjoining county and
RUSINESS A N D O C C U PA TIO N
dispatches herein a r e elso reserved.
one who does it is merely a common in the union where improvement is so
NEWS.
60c
to this office
,^ j
easily
accomplished,
and
Ho
satisfac
LICENSES
became
duo
October
1
st
O f f l e v l II K i t A I.D HU1LUIN Q. T h o s e 14 cheap prafters. in an editor knowing
Non-Resident
State
Li-i-nsi
jy-yg
j
tory
in
its
results.
Shading
our
high
and
should
be
paid
'promptly.
ly tolerates such graft the only rat
We
hasten
to
congratulate
Clayton
ways
will
conduce
more
to
the
com
ional explanation thnt can be pivea
A L F R E D FOSTER,
E. F. HOU.SRiILIJER
home Codrington, of the DcLnnd News, up
is that the editor is also a grafter and fort and satisfaction of our
City Tax Collector.
County JuiJm
folks and visitors than nnything that on his big special edition of Thurs 191-Once week-4 tc
185-Otc nnd ltw.
Another fine day presages another is "getting his" too.
Journalism is a lofty ending and could be done at the same expense. day of Inst week. It wns commem
fine week.
should ever be free from taint. It is The sooner the work is begun the orating the installation of the big
Buy it with a Herald Want Ad.
fho Herald for Post Corn*.
News
And tomorrow is election day but not honest or decent when it tolerates sooner we will get results. Hillsbor web press— Duplex— thnt the
graft or down right stealing,—Jack- ough has set the pace. Let the others has just installed in order to give
you would never know it.
jDi Laiid a real big daily paper, ('layfellow.- Tampa Times.
si nvide Observer.
oton lias just installed many thousands
-----------o-----------And the reports from northern
JO H N GO VE, Proprietor
ot dollars worth of new materials and
HOW M t'C ll IS 'M E N K W S C V ' v r
NEED MORE LIKE HIM.
states say that the RcpubIn un* ’ a r e !
Ini- made many changes in the News
C E M E T E R Y W O R K A SPECIALTY
due a hard full
WORTH?
I'Dne, getting ready for a big city
1018 Weat FJrat 8 treat
101H W»*t Kimt Stmt
o---------J l>. Ingraham is president of the
m il there in that lieautiful college
I he h lorida team was not heavy Model Land t'ompaiiv, a gigantic eii
The newspaper is the one organ we town His special edition was a good “
enough for Harvard hut they at least terprise which is an auxiliary of the
look to for daily and weekly news ,01,1 and showed that the business men
let them know Florida was there. And Florida East ( oast |railway, and he is
umj helpful and entertaining in- 1 ! DeLatni realise what the News is
It is all good advertising.
« valued asset to Florida.
formation. It informs, entertains and doing in the effort to keep Delaind
—------ — *>----------These lauds are among the best in amuses. Without it our lives would ju-t ahead of the procession o f the
Headlines in dailies sav that
a Florida an dare being rapidly cultivnt!"• listless, we would not know the hap glutting Florida cities and they took
white man has been discovered
in ed Mr Ingraham is brimful of cnerI no 1rigs within our very county or generous space in the News and inGeorgia w h was eight years in vir ■gy and enterprise. He takes
an at township, we would he eprived of es lord in take generous space all winter
tunl --lav er>
H.’ must Iiuvh tiei'ii run t i n m li li st m all tt nr! by dev 1 to|
-i nt ia! .III' ne. essary knowledge of n> ’ t i v i the N e w s the kind o f su p p o rt
ping ,i tu . ' > -« |'.l| <I
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THE HERALD PRINTING CO.
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SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
J. H. fflNTERMISTER PIANO
CO.
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R E A D T H E LIST B E L O W :
H l 'I ’M O M L K , 1921 Model, five-passenger.
LK X IN (JT O N , 1921 Model, five-passenger.
H U K ’K SIX, 1918 Model, five-passenger.
FORI), Late Model, five-passenger.
OLIXSM OBILK SIX, five-passenger.
G R A N T SIX, 1921 Model, five-passenger.
DODGE, 1918 Model, five-passenger.
O A K L A N D , 1918 Model, five-passenger.
O A K L A N D , 1919 Model, five-passenger.
DORT, 1920 Model, fivo-passenger.
C H E V R O L E T , B ig Four, 1921 Model, five-passenger.
O V E R L A N D , Model Ninety, five-passenger.
COLE 8,1918 Model, seven-passenger
C H A L M E R S , 1918 Model, five-passenger.
M A X W E L L , 1910 Model.
Terms to responsible parties. Forty and Fifty per cent Cash, Balance 8 and 10
month. W ill accept your -car as part payment.
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209 Park.Avenue Sanford, Florida
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PROFESSIONAL
Carda of Sanford's Ur put
able Professional Mrn, each
of whom, in his chosen pro
fession the Herald recom
mends to the people.
l Isasilled Ad* tr t line. No
<*
*de charged to anyone. Cash
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must accompany all orders.
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Count f i r e " o r d * to a line
nnd remit nrcordingly.
George A. DeCottes
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Attorney-al-Law
Over Seminole County Dank
ANFOHD
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Thirrvtn.
FORMS, Hun ks. Oldsmotiilcs, (ink
liintl.i, Dodge, Cole 8, Overland,
I hevrplet. Maxwell for sale. These
■Mrs are lute models, and have been refinnthed, making them very desirable
■nrs tti prospective buyers, and the
prices are right, with easy terms, fr
and 7 passengers.— B. A O. Motor Co.
201) Bark Ave., Sanford, Fla. Mist rib
uturs for llupmobile and Lexington
ars. “ We carry the parts."
I |o.tf,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Nst'l Dunk Bldg., S a n fo rd , Flo
Special attention to examination of
Abstracts o f Title
|r*t
C H E L L E M A IN E S
•
LAW YER
— Court House
deaeription of p r o p e r t v and locution 1,11<*;«
' ' m i n i «n d appurtlonment, and i
, ,
lo tile number of member* nf (he Sen- ,
ami lowest annual rent to Republican at. .m i
..t 1 ^ 0 lloune of tie ly e * mil* JJ
Trnelfim.
.innr.no T.fi ,
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warn" Is hereby, stirred B
I rurKlfUT ' " i n p r i l i j . T iftuli, t.n.
be eubmlUe.l to ,th e elec. 2
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Sl at e of Florid a for >|i|iru>. a
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1 an ,.f I t - p r e ■eaiiit 1\ ee to be held a
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flret a
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— — Monday to November, A I* 1322, that M
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FOUND I1.orki
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lh ’’ repri*^®nt»i! It»n
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same by pnyituf for ad lit Herald nf
five.
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Classes Designed nnd Post Cards at the Herald office.
Examined
II Pjtit First Street
Sanford. Fla.
ELTON J. M O U G H T O N
ARCHITECT
Room 7, Miller fttdg.
3ANF0RD
FLORIDA
Dr. W . I). Gardiner
O K S T O F A T IIIC
P H Y S IC IA N
W eln k a A p a rtm e n ts , S u ite |j
Office hour*
to 12; 1 to fi
Phone 437-J
Sanford, Fla
E. F. DE LA HA YE, .lr.
Archit«*ct and En gin eer
m Ine (m a n u a l w elfa re o f
I'O It
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MONEY
Cut out this slin, enclose it with Tw
I'"'* mn'* ' l ,n Ftdey A* Cm., ‘2S:|a Shef1 hn ab-i, 111, wrd.ng your
mme and ad<lress .dearly. You will
rweivn in return a trial package eon-
A
hank
prosper.
We
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the
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BUSINESS
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every
live
ItusInenH
Man
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each day.
in Oils Column
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RON TON STEAM DRESSERY
K e n t & M r K e r , Props.
W ork
Pkone 461-J--------- 3 U
W e a t F irs t Hi.
FOR RENT
n.
fit
li, A. DOtKil.ASS, Pres.
furnish.
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
W natlnghoiise
l.igh ta and
Appliances
New Line of F’ iitures
123 West First Sircet
SANFORD NOVKLTY
WORKS
V. C. COLLER, Prop
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Wti use nothing hut the best material; all
work dune hy export workmen.
JACKSON’S AUTO PAINT SHOP
Wight Bros. Dept. Garage Building
N K X T TO V O r u
...O u r
your
new
home
before
lumber
gets
nny
#17 Commercial 8 treet—Sanford, Fla.
higher. Plans and estimates furnished.—Sanfortl Novelty Works. 183-tfc
WANTED—Messenger boy, age not
B. W . H E R N D O N
under 14 years. Chance to learn tele
graphy with good salary.—Western
’ INSURANCE AGENCY
Union.
_______ 183-gtc
FIRE—------ AUTO-------- BUNDS
WANTED— Hoy with wheel, 327 San
ford Avenue.
179-l2tp
S. 0. Shinholser
Pe r m a n e n t '~ w a v i n g , Shampoo
ing, scalp and facial treatment. Contractor and Builder
Mrs. McCoy, Wclakn Apartments.
SANFORD
FLORIDA
35* r *«■»! Tear rTtalluB Ob * of rawaf
_____Afirst
are aqulppad to ____
gnra__you
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respect, and lha
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Prescription Department.
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KODAK
DEALER
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BROS, i’hortu 648. Sunforil. l i £ * u i l<irt a(|j cunoa to pe ncaril. decided, or ■ ■
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CONTRACTOR and BUILDER WANED— A chance to build
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l'.'t* tic poiitimonl of »*n« "r morn nil,IIIhmal ■■
FOR KENT-- Flirmxhed
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Turkey Box?
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General Machine and Holler Works; |7,yypjpcf^|- FurninhudboilHckccj PIP ••am** lc hereliy Hirrced in nnd fihnll he 8 2
1
. n *hin It t ed
lo the f l e i i u r x of the fllwle ■ 8
Cylinder Grinding; DeLuxe Pistons;
rooms, phonr tuirly find lute
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tite n**»ierni e iecd o n to t>* held on ■ ■
i uti til >1 Iho flret T tu-iiday u f l e r t h e flret MonFly Wheel Steel Gear Hands; Crank
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Shafts Returned— ----------- Phone 62 FOR RENT Unfiinushcd a p a r t i m o t
r>n,V ’i."''glu'i'niurV may from ■■
G IL L O N
entrust
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unfurninhed
l h i l<|
w e strive to
“f .til*
Quick Service Transfer
Machine & Foundry Co.
who
m
11•r h >>f Iho Ht.il*' h ! the general n |
i.f r opreiienltti j\* m in I L'J f**i g ■
.
New ;, rmun hungalow
poBseasmn,
those
and,
Is Your Best Friend
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whenever n niHjorll y <if thw huh Of let!
r l f d i i n i (h ereof Ihnl ( n y a mx on real
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n T n n m i i c r r a r v i x u ’ 1 1 Ilesiralde location, 135.00 p er m o n t h . 'o r |,rr*r>nnl |,roi,rrtr nlmll vein m fa vor
W E D E LIV E R TH E IxUUUS
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Ill, ml I If, hi , Die ilellar In iinv one
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FO R R E N T — Rooms and kitchen.!tie >riir mu Thif ih.xaId«* jirupHrl y of
Shirt**y
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Uiii-i ilini'ii! Mi Art i cl e V *af the i "on
I tt 111 hifi *>f the Hliti t* nf Flm hhi Bel
tell ns. Phone 49K
FOR RENT Three room apartment
.lit, *« to th* It* i!t i Li r y I if pa r i tn en t
l hL (Tt jt ( »• Jt H *- - >•I v a-.! hv I he I «f|£ Is|a nt re t*f
130*1 Park A v e
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that
with safe hanking,
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retogrn/e
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Get An Abstract Before
Buying Properly
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enntiition
unless its tuslo m ers
First National Bank
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tures, Hotels, and Office Buildings. P. ile a to il,
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cannot
e v e r y w a y consistent
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prliU* MfHitlou i»f tho Ley Isla 1 nr p, fhreet
melody
aaxophune tlmruugtily c lea n sin g
cathartic
takes it, h a lf constipation, biliousness,
headaches, S'| • *
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• It *1 1»|mi■r t Inn rni-rtl. hot! tty ( mi hi lr
rush, butane 1 1 0 per month,
R. J end slu g g i-h
l.ow.-l-.
Sold e v e ry
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FDR SALK Hosier and Gays' pamiI h ) 1 any uinl nil (irn\ liltina
and varnishes at Sanford Novelty
1 f Me 1 I* r hi |t ,j l |nn in f i l l (L t n I f h ill 111
!"• • ' i".' Li" -i j1*1 Mat* n.» m*» ji I#* liprtttijr
Works, Sanford agents.
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FOR S A L F
I loom house, lot oil l.y
t tl*- \ nf i-H art Ml In Ctilllllltn IH*<? with
\\ 1TI; K 1! VS, Thu I i**.; Inhi l ti r** of 1921,
117. Ga*-, electricity, modern
For
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iiiolrr I hr i i mnl 11u| Ittti o f l MHJ., of the h-ii'l 1”rt>1hi ii* 1.1 a in*' n«1t*iit 111 it, 11 mi
1 dtiA h
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p articulars impure at I '2(HI P a lm e tto Slot* of KlorJ'lii, ti h| |in •*hfour Joint
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for [Ir 'v •I It "hull !*« lh« fl ti I y of lh#
•m v*-r*.or rti ruiiv.'iin lh<* L»*k IsIa! ur** In
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from the largest to the smallest
1 o!e> K id n e y I ill* f o r pains in sides \
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L«*i: H im uro
thai
F t U S A L K - O n e ton truck, good con- Jlfu, hack; rheum atiam . backache, ktd- • r .fi\ Hij.-.Mo.ihiK
hh,' I fn**»*l *•> •*') In i > earn !h**fi iiflpr
d.tmn.
H v e k -khI tires
Im pure
...... ,)laiWur n ,lltl, IllH. all(, K o le y -h.ii; tt'fuM' or fjtll to iipiiortlon th«
K ld cr h p r m g s W a te r o f f . e e .
IS7 «UP r ,lth a rtil. Tlll>|e t w. a ....... ..
and 1 ii p*.Miiui|nti in ihf* S'*tuti<* af t! In the
Henry McLaulin, Jr.,
OpL D.
Optic/im-Optomelrisi
f'-iir
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• 1 A fi %«• !i - ,nili inI ml
rini innri*
Oct your office s u p p l i e d turnery ‘ u ninK I'.Uey's Honey and Tar Com-'
m
I lie First N ation al Hank is genuinely inlercslml
LOST
’ FVKItAl. HOUSES for sale.
FRED R. W IL S O N
A BANK THAT HELPS YOU
Write PCns’. t.u.’YnV nMhe'sta." »fVi'oVld£ It" ■
«ant imucssiun immediately*.
i d taken for less than 23c.
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PAGE THREE
In* fk*t*>i Hir* nmnl hI v
^ 5N I KM \ la-nM' .inii option on ■> ■1rvt 1pHr'til
*■1111p' i" Inn
li n k farm of tint I. v< tturn twenty
' 1" *I N T i l l ’. r4<>J i ritiN I *r*t(ni* i ttjf «n
or more thiin foitv n-res, i*<|i'jppetl
' » il*1imp 111 n :m i I mu 1 iif
\rtlelfi
' H cf f F11* » i. i mr it if sin u of 3 in* Si a ir ®
.vilh flowmtj well not more than five
‘f F ltu M t
J{ l*lit I lit jg; to I V tin y H not! jj
miiIom from Smifori)
Prefer n farm
A pl.ori liniment
.in] in Stimlirr
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Mr m hr r i* nf ! h■» Sr oh |** Hfid of Ih f ®
'Dili h ha- been usii| f ..r growing eel
MMiiur. of Ki*|»rf**cnuit Iv m
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Will not i'<iHaider any farm an H" 11 Hr»ti|»r.|| i>v 'h r I *; |■»Iit I ur * of 5
' 11 St Mir t.f Kli.r 1.1*1
'* s- it m looateii on a public ruud. Will
I H'il I h« f ill In w tlHi j)f
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CLASSIFIED
ADS
PURELY
n
B« *3
dorsd. tried, decreed or adiudaed. a h a l l i J H
he controlled or m ad* when necessary
hy m « Clroillt Judge holdhtg the com- ■ ■
mission enrllesl In dsts
No additional ■ B
Circuit J mine or JudKes shall be auth
orised lo be appointed In a Clrcull havInir leas than 74,000 Inhabltanta by lha
last Federal or Ktnto census occurrina
nest before the passage of Ih# lew ft>,
Ills or their appointment. The L e g is la
ture may repeal an y law JiroyMIn* fa r
the appointment o f an additional C ir
cuit Judge, or additional Circuit Judaea
for a Circuit, but such repeal shall nol
affe c t the term, sa la ry and Jurisdiction
of a Judge holding an appointment.
A J O IN T It EDO I,DTI ON Proposing an
Amendment lo Hecllon I of Article
X V I o f the Constitution of the State
of Florida, D ela tin g lo the Tim e o f
the Payment of 8*lur1«n of Htale O f
ficers.
185-dtp llo It Resolved by the Legislature of
the Huiie o f Florida;
That the f o l l o w i n g amendment
to
Section * o f A rtic le X V I o f the ConelltutIon
o
f
th*
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t
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o
f
Florida
rela
tin
you want Good Appetite, Good to the time o f the payment o f the eal-g
nrlee o f State o f f i c e r * Is hereby agreed
Digestion, Good Health
to and shall be euhmltted to the eleotore o f the Btata f o r adoption or r e
TAKE
jection at the neat g en era l election ol
representatives to be held In the year
A. D. l t l t - That la to »a y . said section
shall be amended to reed es follo ws;
Section I. T h e sa la ry o f every o f f i c
It
ial— not in u pri/.o light— that isn't what we mean—
FUR TURKEY BOX we are talking atioiit Is n nice box
of goodies, preserves, etc,, for TH A NKJifMVINL DAY.
If F At'll FAMILY in Florida would give just ONE
glass of jelly, or just one jar of preserves, nr ONE side
of bacon, or (>NF chicken, or ONE turkey, or ONE can
of beans, tuniati>cs, corn, peas, or ONE box of oranges
or grapefruit, as they might tin,I it possible, ’l HE
SCORES O F LITTLE HOMELESS AND OlU’HAN
CHILDREN UNDER THE CAKE OK ••FLORIDA’S
GREATEST CHARITY"—THE CHILDREN’S HOME
SOCIETY OF FLORIDA, would not only have the
greatest THANKSGIVING DAY AND DINNER that
they had EVER had— but there would be enough LEFT
OVER to provide for the HUNDREDS of little ones
that will come under the care of the Society ALL
Til ROLU ill THE COM I NO YEAR.
Will you see to it that YOUR FAMILY’ gets up a
TURKEY* BOX for the little Orphan ami Homeless
Children of Florida? If you CAN only spare ONE
glass of jelly, put it in a nice safe little hnx and semi it,
a TURKEY’ RO.Y mu) mean just that, or it nn*y mean
a whole DRY' OOODS BOX or BARREL of eats, all we
ask is that your family will send SOMETHING, what
ever that something may he.
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BY TH E WAY’— it wouldn’t be a bad idea if you packed your goodies with some
CH ILDREN'S CLOTHES— shoes, ties, ribbons, sweaters, underwear, bed linens, qliilts,
blankets, caps, hats, kerchiefs, etc. All these things make fine packing and would also
help clothe our big family of homeless children— from wee bubes on up to fifteen years
of age.
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W H Y NOT GET YOUR SCHOOL— Church, I-odge, Young Peoples’ Society, Ladies'
Aid, Missionary Society, Woman’s Club, Card Club, or other organization, to get up a
TURKEY’’ BOX for us. They will nil gladly H E L P if \r0 U will only START it.
P LE A S E DO YOUR BEST FOR US— however little that mny be— and pleoso mail—
express or ship hy freight to TH E C H ILD R EN’S HOME SOCIETY OF FLORIDA, 1904
RIVERSIDE A V E N U E , JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA. Or, if you live in West Florida—
please send YO UR TU R K EY BOX to our W EST FLO R ID A R ECEIVING HOME— S E V
ENTH A V E N U E AND JORDAN STREET, PEN SAC O LA.
JUDGE W. It. BAKER, President
R. V. COVINGTON. Treasurer
MARCUS C. FA GO (Daddy Fagg), Stale Superintendent
There can be no finer way to show Y'OUR gratitude for Y’OUR OWN blessings than
to do something for these little ones— who have so little they C A N be grateful for. Over
1200 of them have been cared for already this year— Over 9,000 sinfte our work began. BE
SURE TO G E T YOUR TU R K EY BOX OFF TO US IN P L E N T Y OF TIM E— BETTER
START IT NOW W H IL E YO U ’RE IN THE
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TH IS SPACI
onated by th e sanfo rd h erald
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a R R M a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a B a a a a a a ia a a a H B a a a B a a a a a
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PAG E FOUR
lA IL Y H ER ALD , M O N D A Y , N O V E M B E R 6, 1922
SAMPLE BALLOT
M. Prcvatt, spent Wednesday In Longwood.
The Community Club of Geneva
gave n Hallowe'en party pt Town Iinll
Tuesday night. A great many came
masked and there were many original
costumes. A la rg e ' number of folks,
young and old, attended and everyone!
reported a plensnnt evening. The Com
munity Club served re^eshinenta con
sisting of doughnuts, coffee and ap
ples,
A meeting will be held at the town
hall on Wednesday night, Nov. 8th, to
try and organize a hand for Gdhevn.
Mr. Ball, of Sanford, hns been naked
to instruct those who wit! take part
in the baud.
The community was shocked and
greatly saddened by the death of
Miss Evelyn McLain nt FemnldLaughton hospital nt Sanford week
before last. She had been sick about
five weeks with typhoid fever but had
seemingly been improving until she
was taken suddenly worse, about a
week before she died. Little Evelyn
leaves many dear school girl friends
to mourn her loss and overyone will
miss her for she was well-loved by ev
erybody. . She leaves besides her fath
er and mother, two brothers and four
sisters. Tho sympathy of nil goes out
to tho bereaved family and cspccjnlly
to the mother, who could not be here,
ns she was sent to Wisconsin to re
gain her health some time ago and
the family did not realize.
Evelyn
was seemingly ii] until too into fo r her
mothexjo reach hero before her death.
G E N E R A L E L E C T I O N A . D. 1922
Moke a cross murk (X ) before the name of the cAndidnte of your choice.
Moke n cross mark ( X ) before the word “ * ES
against the Constitutional Amendments.
or "N O ” in voting for or
Proposed Constitutional Amendment
to Section 10 of Article XII, relating
rto Education, authorising the Legis
PARK TRAM M ELL
lature to provide for the creation of
W. C. LAW SON
School [districts and authorizing the A M E R IC A N
L E G IO N
levy and collection of a Special School
NEWS
Tax in such Districts, not to exceed in
For Representative in Congress, 4th any oae year ten mills on the dollar.
Everybody ggt ready for tho big dny
Congressional District
on November 11th, Armistice Day.
YES
Vote for One:
Wo arc planning to hnve one of_the
Proposed Constitutional Amendment
largest events o f tho year on thnt
W. J. 8 EARS
to Section 10 of Article XII, relating
dny. Get your name in now if you
to Education, authorizing the Legis
HOW ARD W. McCAY
are going to enter tho Big Parndo.
lature to provide for tho creation of
School Districts and authorizing the There will bo three beautiful loving
cups to the three best decorated cars
levy and collection of a Special School
For Justice of Supreme Court
in the parade. A t tho present wo have
Tax in such Districts not to exceed in
the following cars and floats listed to
Vofce for Two:
any one year ten mills on tho dollar.
go in the parade:
JEFFERSON B. BROWNE
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The American Legion.
It. F. T A Y L O R
Auxiliary American Legion.
Proponed Constitutional Amendment
Daughters of tho American Revo
to Article V relative to tho Judiciary
lution.
Department, authorizing tho Legisla
Sallic Harrison Chapter.
ture to provide for tho appointment of
Children of tho American Revolu
For Superintendent of Public Instruc one or more additional Circuit Judges
tion, State of Florida
in Judicial Circuits having more thaa tion.
Confederate Veterans.
Seventy-five Thousand population.
Vote for One:
Woman's Club.
YES
W. S. C A W T IIO N
Elks Club
Odd Fellows.
Proponed Constitutional Amendment
NOTICE
Reborn Lodge.
to Article V relative to tho Judiciary
On
November
tho 10th I shall bo
For Railroad Commissioner, State of Department, authorizing the Legisla
Knights of Columbus,
Florida
compelled
to
advance
my price on
Kiwnnis
Club,
ture to provide for the appointment of
wood one dollnr per cord.
Rotary Club,
Vote for Two:
one or more additional Circuit Judges
This advance in price is made neces
Chamber of Commerco,in Judicin! Circuits having more than
It. HUDSON BURR
sary to meet the cost of cutting and
Seventy-five Thousand population.
SeifTinolc Canto Protective Ass’n,
A. D. CA M P B E LL
hauling, and no orders wilf be ncccptAmerican Fruit Growers, Inc.
NO
i ed after thnt date,, except nt tho new
Lloyd .Shoe Store.
price, $8.50 per card.
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I Proponed Constitutional Amendment
Ball Hardware Co.
|to Section 3 of Article XVI, relating
' All orders in hand prior to Novem
Hill Hardware Co.
to time of the payment of Salaries of
ber tenth will ho filled at present
B. & 0. Motor Co.,
For Representative to the Legislator* state Officers, authorizing the pay
price.
Rmnnillat and Anderson.
Vote for One:
merit of such Salaries monthly instead
F. S. VEM AY.
Escorts -Knights Templar, in full UM-Otp.
For United Stales Senator
Vote for One:
1of quarterly.
FOREST L A K E
V KS
Proposed Const]I Lilian.-lI
For tiniiiij
Commissioner
Dislrirt No
Vmendinent
l <1 Se. turn 1 of Article XV! , relating
l " f no- " f llo
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''Into
Vote for ( Die
Ufficer*
no nt " i
O I. 1: 1.1.1 i.Si I)
payment • f Salaries of
aothori/.ing
the
pay
-ii. b '--.tlorn-s monthly m-teail
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Nil
Prnpii’-i-d ( oiiHlilulioiial
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I list m i No, 3»
XX. E M ’Z MI NGER
linn Thirty TI iolIs nmj piquilntinn ‘-hall
Ui \*' t W(i Rt’ prt m-iitat ives i-urh, ami
ill t iiuiihcs hn\m g hi"'S than Ten
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11.m. Ill’ll f |' 11.11 1"D
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Vote f .r <i(ie
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Contains follow in g fru its and nuts: Cherries, Pineapple. Apples Cur.
rents, Raisins, Sultana Raisins, Fiilberts, Walnuts, Alim-ndi, (lit™
Orange, Lemon, F ig s and Datea.
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R O U T H BAKERY
Next to Princess Theatre
The F O L L O W IN G SE R V E T H A T PUR E ELDER SPRINGS
- W A T E IT T O T H E IR PATRONS
DRUG STORES—
R. C. Bower’*
Roumillat & Anderson
Union Pharmacy
HOTELS—
Montowmi Hotel
Seminole Hotel
R EST AU RANTS Bell Cafe
Seminole Cafe
Welaka Restaurant
Valdez Hole!
Wigwnm
Cleanliness is next to Godliness
Wo invite the public and all users of ELDER
SPR IN G S W A T E R to visit the spring nnd in
our method of handling its product. Why ?Hke
a chance?
Your eminent physicians clmm
that this water in unexcelled and its purit\
makes it most beneficinl for many W-mildes
The Ford people of Sanford as well it- *h>
Western Union recommend this wui< r f i
batteries.
Call phone 311 and have a bottle of ih - a .i ■i
sent you and protect vouh health
E lder Springs W ater Co.
SANFORD
l-I.OKIKA
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iiave two Representatives each, nnd
ny-nt.s of punch nnd cake were served,
For Memlicr Hoard of i’ ulilic in.slruc- nil Counties having less than Ten
and a most interesting talk on bird
Thousand Five Hundred population
tion. District No. 2
life whf* h l>oth children, and grown
shall have one Representative cneh.
Vote for One:
Ups enjoyed was given by Mrs. Herron
NO
of Sanford.
C. A. D A LLA S
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pattershnll, of
•Orlando, spent the week end with Mrs.
11. H. Pattershnll.
For Mem tier Board of Public Instruc
Mrs. J. M. Littlcr nnd Mrs. Layton
and children spent a few days Inst
tion, District No. 3
week with Mrs. Liltler’s daughter,
Vote for One:
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Mrs. T. \V. Prevail.
.C. F. HARRISON
Mrs. Hodges nnd Mrs. Josic Prevail
of t’huluotn took dinner Sunday with
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. II. Kilbec,
Mr. arid Mrs, Roy Till is, of Sanford
spent Sunday with Mrs. Tillin' father
The Herald delivered, 15c per week, T A X B O O K S A R E
E. H. Kilbec.
to do all kinds of job printing.
N O W Ot*EN Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Wakefield spent
Saturday in Del.nnd,
E N T IR E F A M I L Y HAD “ FLU*
Mr. anil Mrs. G. C Jacobs spent
State nnd County Tux Books are
Sunday
with Mrs. J. M, Prcvatt.
Keep right on using Foley’ s Hon now open for tho payment of taxes
Mr.
nnd
Mrs. T. W. Prcvatt, Mrs. J.
ey nnd Tar. It will give you quick for 1922, a discount of two per cent is M. Littlcr and daughter nnd Mrs.
allowed for pnyment in November,
relief,’ laid the doctor, when the en
Layton and daughter of New Smyrna
one
per cent in December. Tax books
tire family had the “ flu” . Never saw
nnd Mrs. Fred McFnrlane visited Mr.
anything bo good," writes *Irs. A. B. close April 1st. Poll Taxes for the and Mrs. Will Prcvatt nt
Moore’s
Griffith, Andrews, Ind.
Neglected year 1922, for both men and women, Station Sunday.
became due November 1st, 1922.
coughs nnd colds often lead to serious
Mrs. Clifford Proctor, of Sanford,
Business unil Occupation Licenses
complications.
Foley’s Honey nnd
is visiting Mrs. William Ktlhc.
became due October 1st, anil if not
Tar gives quick relief. Free from
Miss Helen t'nurtney is visiting
opiates (ingredients printed on tho paid, are delinquent, as the law re Mrs. Howard Flynt.
quires that a license be procured be
wrapper). Largest selling cough med
Mrs. J. M. Liltler and Mrs. I.nyton,
fore conducting the business, profes
icine in tho world. Sold everywhere.
of Now Smyrna, spent the day Satur
sion or occupation.
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day with Mrs. Fred McFnrlane.
JNO. D. JINKINS,
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. . Ilehbindcr,
Tax Collector,
Second sheets, J A V j X l l f only
Fort Meade, were visiting friends in
Nov. 2-2wks
Scmlnola County.
Geneva lust Sunday.
50c per 1,000, while they last, at
Herald office.
Sanford Florid*
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The patrons and teachers Associa
Proposed Constitutional Amendment
tion held n delightful and most inter
ti Section 3 of Article VII, relating to
esting meeting at the school house lust
number of members of the Semite and
* Thursday afternoon. The school tmsHouse of Representatives, providing
ties had made the Geni-X'a school a
for thirty eight members of the Sen
f i i-simiI of a beautiful large flag and
ote and that ' ountn-s having
(trie
tin children took titis day to give a
District No. 5
Vole for One
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For County Cummiiniioncr,
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A L L W O RK G U A R A N T E E D FIRST l l \Ss
1 ' tf
tlii- Me -o i * i r
One
p< pulot n.n shall have thlee Kepre-rli tommiTTee.
t.'lives i ach, < aunties having d en
ritousaiiil l ive Hundred and not more
I or t mint)- L ommi»sioiirr,
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P R A C T IC A L A U T O M O B IL E
PUNTING
By Skilled Men
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uniform. List your name at Lloyd's
STROUT FARM AGENCY
Shot Store nr with Sam Yountz if
111 Magnolia Ave.
you wish to enter your ear in the
parade.
Everybody |5 urgently re
Lakeside farm and grove of 200
queried to have a car in the parade
Lees,
20 ncres. Several acres heavy,
Ihero wilt la- three beautiful lining
black
loam,
best of soil for vegetables,
'■ups, suitably engraved given ns pi iz
■!rnwherries,
pears, plums,
guavas,
■-i. !'• i >ii.ih 1 that car and win on. nf
KtapesCuod
5
room
house.
Excel
I he nijis.
Is.' tf
lent shooting and fishing. 2 miles to
railroad station, stores, rlAirch, school
hmiseliold^f urnituro and farming
tools included. $2,250.
$1,250 cash,
I alimce 1 and 2 years.
j'8 -l-tfc
I ti n-11< d 1 ti"U . i •. *! ■■r iin 111 pupil lot i oil
JFor t uunt) < omrni--,njnt*r,
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would be wrought by new agricultural methods and
modern manufacturing genius.
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dared that the world had reachqd the limit of human ex
pansion. It even went further, saying that there w e r e ii '
o f good merchandise of proved value.
the many things we need in order to live profitable, hap
py and useful lives. It presents for our approval articles
o f all kinds and for all purposes. The requirements <>1
each member of the family are met by advertised otters
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 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
enough supplies in the world to support further growth
o f population.
The advertisements save time, money and effort foi
those who read them and follow their guidance. They at
practical guarantees o f satisfaction.
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�T H fi S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , M O N D A Y , N O V E M H E R G, 1922
DC AIM AF CDADTO
U se b a l l
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USKET BALL
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( HAS. L. ISR1TT, Editor
[UTH w in s J V ic. FLORIDA PRESENTS
K l a b a m a w in s H ARVARD W I T I I
’ G A T O R MASCOT
lit, The A t t o r l a l r t l 1’ i m l
I Vim »■' "ii
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GOLF
R O W LIN G
TENNJS
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Miiu.nl Si \Ln >S, I*-; W.i.-hiiigtoti *3
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.lul.'i* Itopki'.',
M.itylaii'i, *'
j. For this Pennsylvania wns pen- t'n'1 1,1 tlu‘ llr”t ‘luarter, however, the ^
teams were playing on a fairly even
nl half the distance to its goal
brtsis.
in the third period which had con
It) far the best feature of the Flor
Rj bi
mb!** to do with the touchdown
iilian -I heuo wj> ihe punting of Hay
Si o m
t g.ivi Aabnni a the game
It phic
I'nksoM
Huiitor had br"Uglit to i e
CELERY SEED
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A hulune (iim o mulct laws !hat ijr irtl.im
Muticv llul is hidden ,iv,.iy does nut ^row and cannot produce
l( kepi in calculation, like fertile seed tl will
sprout, infrease and yield an abundant harvest.
bank way is the best way. !l is (be
safest and surest, and in the end it means financial
independence.
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PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
Sanford, Florida
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OAKLAND
f i l l — 1923 S Kit IKS
The cur owner who is satisfied in the day in and dny
out usage of his automobile is the best asset n denier posses
ses.
Salt Mullet
lattd i ;it owners in the territurv euntndleil !»y us nnd elsew In re const ilnie mu' iimsi v ahialde nssit.
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wa s the scoring in 1 1>• lir-t
Mr
Apalachicola <)ysters
' la
\ i lll eflll Ilispei t p.|! anil a ride i:i t he * b'tklanii ti- 1 | will
i i I lie n- odd. t'"11 t ■ in1
punted ami I V a n
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D , ' p<i-.se- .ion i,f tin j. i 1 ,
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Nice Fat MacKerel
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-list it lie f..r M> I . (I
Fiii 11 and afl ei
ID LE CASH
Mullet Roe
10 . i i ll upset the team
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YO U R
We take pride m Ilie realization of the fad that Onk-
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' >11 well in Pelin-ylv ania - t ■- 1
IL. r.
LAWS OF
FORTUNE
«j fc*fcsfc*ftiiK-aiUiRaRsM
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' »■IJin^ (he most insurance the
i anneil Rhubarb, pumpkin, Brussel
itntilth. Head Ins advertiscim-m Sprouts, Spinach,
\sparagun and
ie,. Thigpen m nine about your - weel potatoes
Popular Market.
and Ire inauriinre,
13l-2t
Holy ( ros-, in, ( ii'urgi iniwii, tl.
Ill.A DELPHI A,
Nov.
ii. The
jjjtty of Alabama made inter
Get t y- bur g 2:1; ! iicheii-inn. ii
I inn l ..igi-t (Ii. hr.dgc parly und
\\|l IIM II
nal football history
Saturday \N I) 111 KN M l IN
Franklin and Ma r . 12, P.mi. Mill dance at the t mintry (Tub t omorrow
THEM TO I II K F.K 1(111 IIthe Southerners trounced the
tury, 0.
night beginning at eight o'clock,
now \s
r>ity*of Pennsylvania, 9 to 7, in
Hamilton, :i. St. Lawrence, ti.
of the most bitterly fought gridArmy. Ml; St. Ilonaventure. 0.
The hanks will close tomorrow the
CAMBRIDGE. Mass., Nov. 0 - liarbattles seen on Franklin field in
Florida Freshmen, 17; G. Tech. , same being general election day and
.r time. A touchdown and place- vnrd repulsed another Southern in -1Freshmen, 0.
they will also dose all day Saturday
goal represent the score of the vns‘otl Saturday, defeating the Uni
Virginia, 22; Wash, and Lee, 0.
on account of Armistice Day.
from the south, while Pennsyl- ' ors'ty
hInritln, 21 to 0.
Trinity, 7; Oglethorpe, *>.
-------a seven points were made on n
l,'uln w,th the alligator masKing College, 40; Cumberland, 0. | Mr and Mrs. Sanford Puudney
„down and point after touchdown.,cott Afis u,ml,lc to coP° w' l h the HnrGeorgia Tech., 21; Clemson. 7.
have returned from a very pleasant
it Qunkerfl showed superiority ln | v,,r<1 syRU-'Di of football play. The
V. P. I., 21; U. of Maryland, 0.
(vocation spent in New York und othinp for distance nnd in forwurd sy!,U' m' R,,PPorted Saturday by only
A oh urn, 7; Georgia, 3.
l'r pbues ..f interest throughout the
ng, but in gcnernlship,defensive 11 few r,,n>ilars by many second string
North Their many friends are glad
Sewanee, 7; South Carolina, ti.
, andthe power todeliver
the nun nn'1 in the 0,1,1 1,y «
that
to
see them hack.
N. C. State, 15; Davidsou, 0.
h when the opportunity present- " a!' 0,10 " f tertiary strength, stopped
Union University, 20; Harvard Col
the southern team outclass- alnJ09t 1,1 incoPli* n ,J1 the Southern lege, 7,
II W Cameron lias gone to Chicn
he home eleven. Alnhnmn’s line j 1*rri “ tempts to score, and proved
U. of Chut 0, li. of Tenn. Medics, go to utli,old the automobile show nrui
1productive of 24 points— three touch
from there he will go to Toledo to
rally held like a stonewall at crit19.
downs and three subsequent goals,
periods. About twenty thousand
Klun College, 19; Emory and Henry, attend a invention of automobile sup
with one goal from field.
ply salesmen and will represent the
ons saw' the game,
0.
Before the game Captain Duncan, of
Snnford
Automotive Supply Co.
tlett, Hubert, Pcobst nnd WesCentennary Col.. IK; Loyola, 0.
the ’Gators, came out into the middle
Millsaps, (I; Miss. College, 13.
|starred for the Alabamans. Newof the field, and there presented to
Among the out of town visitors
snd Clements were everywhere
North Carolina, 19; Tulane, 12
JCaptain Charley Huell, of Harvard,
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who
took advantage of the splendid
the field nnd few gains were
Vanderbilt, II; Tennessee, 0.
the alligator brought up for that purconcert
rendered m Central Park
Centre, 27; Kentucky, 3.
I Je around their ends. Captain Mil- ; pose. Huell. Owen, Gchrke, Chapin
yesterday
afternoon were Mr and
William
and
Mary,
IK;
Wake
For
of Pennsylvania always an aggres
Mrs. I’ntti-hnl! of Geneva, Mr and
player, was not able to show his nml ,niuly "f the regular Harvard
varsity linemen were kept out of the ' ' l . °
Mrs Lawton of Oviedo am! Franklin
ll
King f lit Iambi.
tier wns usually in his path. Ham K’arne. yet if they hud been in the
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plover n swirling game for Penn- ll,ance.s ore the score would not have
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Innoinl. II. Itundolpb Ma
W. .J Thigpen has nn advertise
lsru.i and MacGraw and Thurman bit‘n lnrKer. Florida's fumbles and
l!i'
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1 'fever
>handed
. . n fia m -----ment in this issue calling attention to
that early game
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red effectively. Thurman was kit his winning first place in the district
removed for unnecessary rough- tlu' ^ r' n>son an early lend. At the
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f i " m tield. Hammond,
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We also hear it rtinmted that Hol
making pnqiurutmis fm a hard
field judge, .1 A I an
( Wi l l i a ms ! .
game this Saturday,
Were looking
b y<<u cull around at the show to
Tune. |2 minute quarters.
Burrow night you will see Dorothy
..... ..
.....
mound f«C a strong High School tram
Dalton selling her kisses at tl.QO p A A m n i l J I ) [ 7 0 1 TI T O t. serimage with and have puked Snntz,h
r U U l D A L L I I L O U L I o hid. Sanford will give them plenty,
------- ------of good hard praitnc and we underMn- plays the leading role in "The
HP.II S< 110(11. HF.Sl I IS
-land the game will be played- this
I S '" " Call."
Sanford, *,. Orlando. It.
Wednesda)
Th.s game, of course, is
'
Hillsborough, 23; .Summerlin,
7.
ni(t „ rt.^u|Jir g illm. arid will have no
The Siren Call" is a picture of the Gaiiiervillc, 35; Plant t ity, n
effect on the Celery Fed's schedule.
I Great
Northwest- different
from
St. Petersburg, 20; Clearwater, 7.
Daytona plays here on Armistice
anv you hnvc ov^cr neen
^ hurlultc, N . ( Dj I ciilnwlv, MiiHh,,
Day nnd Hint should mean another
victory for Sanford. And after that
Anti it’s different because it was
Miami High, 52; St. Augutainc
game we would make the prediction
filmed in Uic Yosemito Valley.
, School for Deaf and Dumb, 0.
that Snnford will make u clean sweep
Ft, Meade, 13; Ocala 12.
of the season.
L<tok Osborne’s program over for
Harvard. 24; Alabama, 7.
the week. Plenty of good ones.
NEW OHCIIESTHA
Tlnbamn, 9; Penn., 7.
The orchestra committee from the.
An exceptionally strong rnsl o f
Syracuse, 9, Nibrnska, .......... o ___ Jeff.,
.... FI; LafayelU.
Council of Music nmmunccs from the
Player, will be seen in the Whitman-, Washington
Boston College, 15; Villn Nova, 3. i meeting of October 11th with Mrs.
Dennett-Associated F irst
National
Colgate, 50; Lehigh, 0.
j ReiHenatein, thnt he could not give full
production, "W ife Against Wife" at
Wesleyan, 21; Amherst, (1.
j orchestra until performers on cello
the PrViccss Theatre Wednesday. Pau
At, Const Marines, 20; Sub. Base, 0. and viola could be found, but that he
line Starks hna the loading role ns a
Mates, ti; Mass Aggies, 0,
woubLorganize concerted music of not
little French model who incurs the
Middlebury, <>, Tufts, 0
less than five pieces for dance and
jealousy of an artist's wife. Other
Williams, 2; Kerissalief. 7.
^social iM-casions
players nrc Percy Marmont, Edward
Springfield, 17; Fordham, 0
( 'omluniitions of two or three in
Langford, Emily Fitzroy and Ottoln
W. Va. Wesleyan, 2H; Dut^uesne, 0. strumeiitx could also be furnished for
N'eamith. "W ifo Against W ife" is n
Dartmouth, 10; Huston U., 7.
, smaller occasions when preferred.
film version of George Broadhurst’s
Delaware, 7; Stevens, 0.
(Sanford in this band ofgnusicians will;
successful htngo piny, ^ h e Price.”
( ’arnegie Tech.', 7; Aleeghnnoy, 0.
have as good music as inn he obtain-j
St. James, l l ; Leonard Hall, 0.
jed out of town, and our home people
Fresh packago Codfish, Salt Mncknine, 7; Bowdoin, 6.
will' o f course, encourage and prefer
K*PPc« d Hering in cans, Apala.
Pittsburgh, 02; Geneva College, 0. home tnlcnL—Orchestrn Committee by
-Popular arket.
j
Mrs. Tolar, chairman.
19l-2t Yale, 20; Brown, 0.
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in
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(i l owdtdl l ) ; n aking it in 19
i inpire, \\ N, Mms ■ | Pennsylvania I,
I iii -nuii', li
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A t.
Sanford man wins first place in his agency
district and gets honorable mention
iva- the assist
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And that's what you’ll see at tie
P'r a e<s lhill coming Friday and .K.it
urd;.y m "The Loves of Pharaoh
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ai^enl who n‘])i'esenls
v. ZMa
Insurance
Southern States
Company
made the biggest showing last wepk in his district and in the weekly
report had an honorable mention m which it was stated that he had
a good chance to be a contender in next year’s club. He wants to
make even a better showing this week and will be glad to tell the
world about the possibilities of the Southern States Life Insurance in
every kind of policy that is written. TA LK T O THIGPEN.
REAL ESTATE
LIFE INSURANCE
FIRE INSURANCE
W . J. Thigpen
SANFORD
, J9
FLORIDA
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Come to Sanford Saturday and Celebrate Armistice Day
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SANFORD
SANFORD
•The City Substantial”
“The City Siihstantial”
. ' Vi
IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
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VOLUME III.
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. NOV EM HER 7, 1922
N U M B E R 192
HARDING CALLS
ELECTION DAY VERY QUIET PRESIDENT
FORTY EXPLOSION VICTIMS
SPECIAL SESSION CONGRESS
WITH LITTLE INTEREST
TO CONVENE NOVEMBER 20 BROUGHT TO THE SURFACE
IN THE GENERAL RESULTS while Not Kxac^ " r v ::d
OF PENNSYLVANIA MINE
•
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Asal
• .'ii
to Call Will llndoubtedly Do It
SCHOOL AMENDMENT WILL R A T A R V
BRING THE VOTERS TO
I I I /1 f i l l I
THE POLLS TODAY
FLORIDAJS QUIET
But Other Parts of the Country
Will Have Several Hnrd
^
'FiRht-s
Election day is p a ssin g o f f quietly
and s a fe ly today and the same r e
port co m e s in fro m the county p r e
cincts. It is th ou g ht that a light vote
will be polled since there is very little,
interest in the general election aside
fm m the earnest den ire to vote tin tin
i. hool a m e n d m en t a llo w in g a ten mil!
tax f o A c h o o l purposes. The ticket is
imt lu rgc and the voting has been fast
and the work o f the clerk s tonight will
be ntueh Easier than in the stale and
c o u r # y 'e l e c t io n s when so much intere-t is m a n ifested and tile f u - l and
jcco n d ch oice Votes take Up the time o f
the clerks.
I lot.
I \ F k S t l . W II 1.1
h
"lie d
.In's idei t ion m.e l\iI • i \ 11 • 1•
gellel al
and is w ork in g in tod.iv . ei 1i o l l .
F o u l ' • ' l l - 11! I l l a • fu ll •iniend
m in ts including the agei matter o f
legislat iii t
re-apportionm ent o f the
nfe before tin voters, while the ll"IHi
tiers o f last Julie's |ieiin"rate p n
m ary are expected to be eli-i led with
the exception o f a few county o ffic e s
where opposition to the established
Dem ocratic order has developed
The Republicans have more >andl
dates in the field than they have e v n
advanced ill this state ill all
"off
y e a r ” election.
In a Helms ratie stronghold. h"W
ever, interest centers <>u how mu< h
Strength the Republican
candidates
will show, ratln r than tin u -possible
election to o ffice.
More than usual attention will be
given to tbe contest for the o ff ic e of
state si boid superintendent by W >■
Cnwthorn, serving iii the$ o f f ic e now
i nd It It R ile. " f l a-p. i
M i l .tw
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HOME OF
W A S H I N G T O N , Nov. 7.— President Harding expects to issue a call on
T hu rsday o r Friday for a special session o f con gress convening November
20th, it was announced today at the W hite House. It was said although the
president was not irrevocably com m itted to proposal for special
session
which has generally been expected by i oiigressional lenders, only eleventh
*ll,ur ch a n g e o f mind would prevent him from issuing a call. Plan for spocj„| session a fter election hns received general endorsement o f senate and
hous Icadrs.
AND
D IN -
MIL A N D
D L. T H R A S H E R .
Although th p ro g ra m fo r the session hns not been worked out
definitely it provides for consideration o f the merchant marine hill b y th e V llI C \ \ G O
house and the Dyer anti-lynching measure b y the senate,
T he Dyer bill
F IRE D
already passed the house.
TURKS CALL FOR MEN,
.
WILL FORCE NFW WAR
WITH RFLIGIOUS FERVOR
Ships of All Nations Must Ask Permission to Fil
ter Straits
tin
•! rial it win! tin ally d«*» id«*d that
if ^•diln*r* have
* all«*«
llarr\ St«*v#*!u» i mild makr *mtnhli* oi >ai taiiiri'niriits with tht* A < I. thi*
rutin* club would jo u rn oy to T a m p a
Ih.
t t INST \ NT1 N't >l'l l- . Nov 7
in a **prcinl « iru h
Tin* train would I'll •L1-ll lllit li'llllll-t guv el i.ilielit
h.i
!♦ i •• it 2 o Tm'sdwv morning and j. t- !, ! ,i tii'le In lln .illn J i "ti
would •« t to Tniiifri ratty rfiouifh to
ii " "
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o f T urkey.
II F. W hitner expressed the spirit
if the cluli in a few well chosen
ln (tre at lliil
Lo n d o n . \ " v
w nl-. " f appreciation o f the hoys to
■in then- i- a -Hung "pitin.n that tintin p i c . n l ' nt for hi- dinner party
i*i>| iv -.bed him many huppv returns 1.1 rnall-t -. f Io •In d by I In 11 I•- t-lil •
, . I itnI rtlxi'ig p* i h a p - upiiii
•f the dny.
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ifie engaged in infra. ti"iis i.p*»n tin1
a line term in office
a - president,
pledging him their support and wish t innm m g elnuse*.
••The allies an- i-mifronleil with a
m g him long life and happiness.
f i e . l i ch a llen g e." the Tim es c o n tm
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IN T E R E S T I N G M E E T IN G .
\l f, W iiioiiii-nl - - m . e the w m b l
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be ti more lit gently
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(his polu y. *
There is every desire to meet Turk
i - h nspii at aei.s w ithin proper
limit
Mill III till- I till, tin allieil •mil nil*
tnllei- ii -li-iil.il l--l.td tin f-.ll-.vv
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fl u M i i d a n i a e o n f e r e n i e a n d m a m t a m
o r d e r a n d s e c u r i t y in t h e / o n e - oeeu
pied by the allied arm ies."
Replying to the ln*t •i.inmntin utlon
from A n g o r a m m criitng th*| I aus.ui
the
< i i i i i n n - - i o i i i -i - .
In
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with
t . .n> U i g
Turkish
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policy,
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h'ear o f ItolsiieVp.tn influenre >.n n | y w i t h t h e c o n s e n t o f t i n I’ . i r k l - h
the Kemalists pops .nit frequently in a t h o r i t i e - .
basis, as opposed to the regu lar Re II. im c»-y are most instructive and
publican party.
o f the highest class. lie. h a v in g
The regu ln r R epublican party iH „tudir<l
Shakespeare,
will
Include
ru nning W illiam G o b c r and H ow ard
„ f his w orks and there will alM cK a y , in the first and fourth c o n - ;
j,(, „ tnlk from the different morn-)
gressionnl districts, resp ectiv ely ,
jn |„.r,
various su h jists during the
op p osition to R q ir e s c n t a t i v e
II.
J. winter.
D fa n o and W . J. Sea rs, Dem ocratic
So remem ber that we meet nt 8
nominees.
o ’clock shHrp every Monday.
YRKO M A R I N E A I R W A Y S
W I L L R A IN A N D C L O U D Y
WEATHER
A d v o c a t e s o f the p roposed coiistiA N D G E N E R A L LACK
A pnrty o f people here fr o m A#tutlonal a m en d m en t t o authorize an
H A V E L I N E FROM N E W
OF IN TE R E ST
increased ta x nssesment
In special Intjtic City heard our hand con cert
YORK
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Sunday
and
said
it
was
as
good
as
school districts Jook f o r little o p p o s i
I
< t lr T h e A s a o e l n t r S I’ r r a a )
I I I. T ltr . 4» i r l . n . I ' o i . l
tion, w h ile little Interest •hns
been any o f the concerts given by A rth ur
ATLANTA.
Nov.
7. Rainy
<>r
M IA M I. Nov 7. -O fficials o f I he
m a n ifested in the amendment to pay P ryor at Atlantic City this summer,
very aero marine airw ays announced here •I'.udy weather over the mnpority of
cou nty o f f ic e r s their salaries monthly I lg-y were also amazed -it tlie
will
establish the southern staU-s together with a
instead o f semi-annifplly and prnvid r e a s o n a b l e figure nt which S a n ford tmlay the company
Ing fo r an additional Judge in circuits is able
secure this wonderful muei daily airplane passenger service be- g. .o ral lack *.f interest due to the
tween New York and Miami.
The fact that nomination m sta le p n m a rwhere the population is more,, thnn ml organization.
service will he started in Decem ber ies made election practically certain
76,000..
The b k Duplex p erfectin g p r c s s 'b u t daily service probably not b e fo re expected to bring out a light vote in
T he p ro fe r r e d rcn ppoytlon m cn t sorecent)?
purchased by the
Herald spring.
, general el,rtinfis today In the South.
lution is a n oth e r m atter. It holds the
Compnny is being m ov e d ,
center o f the s ta g e arid its outcom e Printing
Mrs. P, F. M onger is visiting in FOR S A L E ( H E A P
Furniture and
here
today
and will bo erected during
Is enshrouded In uncertainty.
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the
guest
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beds.
S
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Illanche
Taknch
nt Pico
the next fe w days and g iv e S a n ford
8*
to in
o ’clock every
pnrents,_Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
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Nov.
7.— T o d a y one o f the finest n ew spaper plnnts In
ATLANTA, Ga
192-2tp
morning.
mly.
and family
the South.
T<katisMd~«a r i n Tbre*l
ligh t vote :
DAILY SERVICE
IS EXPECTED
BY AIRPLANE
IN SOUTH
TO FLORIDA
.
^
PRECINCT
UPON
AS
WORKER
H E I .E F T
111 * T h e *
'r j m
4 «*«»r!iited I ' r r a a )
t HD \ r;n . n «»\ t
toirflt • IM •!l
lo tion with the tdertlon l»r«*1.•* •• .1
to la v in t ’hi. iipo Yvhi*n I II i I i m
IN'pulilit ail | i« «*f* t w«»rkt r wiim tirrd
» poti
hi* whh Iravuiif hi** honii*
N* i • o f the “ h ot*n took » ffert and at
ta Lor* eHeaped »ti m otor rai
U \SIIIN(5TON. No*.
7
KUatmiiH
• • *h* •o ’ liit i \ t ..*> had tlinr iv
t i« \ iii \Vii*hinctoii
•i iii* lit dvpa: tint fit
•
•*
*X
•I ' d
I
i i al
• \
•
In v w t y
mail)
vatalit
iiH n i l 'p r H
of
1
n h • * !:1 II
ha IV »
11• tio* \•a?
. do
it 1 . Ill
• » ...... ! ,
1h«
h ' • *i t u . i ' iim( a>
•
I'* !*
J
Of Those Entombed But Relieve
Death Toll Will Me Between
Fifty and Sixty
HIS H O M E
•»
The Sanford Rotary f l u b had a
Irenl last night when they were iii
v ited *(. |.>- l ’ .i dinner guests <if pres
ident I* I- Thrasher at hi- home on
aik avenue to help him eelebrate
Ills birthday anniversary, which oc
. ur <>1 In-) F'ridnv ami also ns a eo f
<
------------ir -^
plitueiit to the club from their presi
dent.
About
twenty five
members sat
•I..W ll *
tab!*-- m ill. • - (t;i
| U r I lie V M . o r l l l l r t l I ' r r . a l
dining riD.in p rom p tly ut I *1 '|i*ek,
•l i l t l " U
I- iii i. h
I'
i '• i NS I AN I INtiPI i: V
■ a:
f Te. I |In a. I loll by the u
nini
til.
served
with a n* gulnr
l-l .till I
I'M
I b .i.l
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l\ ll|f •I'titn i w D < iik<
ami
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t 41Ll 4 - •f R. .t.irian- vied w .11. •a li
M! ■ ■• M. I. .
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lb. . . * » 1. 1 *(. V
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tin
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...... ...
1fv f
ti"iii>
D •If' 1.1i R o t . i i \ ut i l w i t h m l'\ )e-t- I h''
f •* IM 11
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A I,
.
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. .ii ,«i • »•!»••» t
rv ed
l ii...in » "I: »1...I vvfts
1* ie n ie n l T h ra-ln 'r aiuioiiin ed (hat
Ill’ ll*.' »».»•!• .it f It, K* tti.il *
\ li I* d lll|5h « Min
P \ RIS. N'.v
in one would be allowed to make a
u a |M*>t t In* - .11.t Ha t*
hiiVM
t .iitf i n •; !*
ei^h but bluiself and. L o n g in his nii-M oner- in M
hul
. P« ju t««t that Uii'> i
t i a.ilJior
1 1lu ll y s i• l i m i t
"iv ri home, lie got ii wa> with it and
i . ■ tDUl '•! t hi •• '
/fit1\
to •• -*»i \ ^1«*P> !••
•fl t •* t. i h» all
:
gave the members a sh o t| talk
on
i-t
h I. l.i
th. \.
11fit 111UN
it)
th»
Itv
t
;»
fi
..
f
d
t
I
Rotary spirit and ti.kl them every
, in- r .« • t F i t I. I V.
If
t.
M ill
1 la i » martial law
tiling about Ills birthilay except his
■ .%HI I h*' « 'I Ird*1 . a Id
vlll
\
•| T,
cX.’n t a g e
Judge Householder spoke
jht* tlilt loflillt - t il* t O'Ui- ana Imilt t hi* /itt**V)<]iiiii C r.o • an.|
r I»d \%,f h fin kr* • *» ir F.
•i »\s I \\ 1I\i M'l I .
/ i t t hi* trip to Tam pa oil Tiu*Hiiny.
i t a * ’ ' a \ t h »T \f U • h »
I »»I
th. I It Ii All Morula Kotai> I»mv
i ». ••• old tI'Uia •1.1 ,
’ h* in
Mr Riley - ti.tfiK ha* Hut 1 •I’ M put
on the ballot* iii aontu ''ountit(* •III the
alleged ground that his petition was
illegal.
Local contests will he held ill l.ee
Palm Reach, Pinellas, (ilm le- and nth
ii
enuilties, whet' tile
I'emis-iatl'
nominees for Iiointy o f f n c - are op
posed Ivy eitliei Re|* iblt. an or lode
pendent iispu iii 1 ^
More than oidiit irv inter* *1 attn*h
t-s to the Issue III l i e . mint v Kobeit
W Henderson, tin- Denioiratn rmt'ii
fine for the legislature, is npp..... . by
Francis W . Perry, as an imh-penilent.
Mr. P erry served in the legislature at
its Inst session, ami was an u n su cce ss
ful candidate fo r the nomination o f
ser.utnr fr o m his distru t in the pn
mary.
Mr. Henderson is an a v o.v .d
M o n d ay ev.-mn
t h e i at hol t
Wo
co u n t y divisionist, while .Mr. Perry i- null's League met iii their hall and
against a split
■v very interesting .-veiling was -pent
Republicans
are
w atching
the ,n.| many plans -.m e made for the
stren gth polled by \V. • Lawson, id
iiiitig season.
Orlando, as an "Ind.-pendent R publi
|' vcry
Mondav
night the li-n.Mle
ca n " candidate for the United States ;
t- and we h->- that t i e member
senator's o f f ic e in opposition to Sen ship will continue to increase and
ator Park T rammell.
Mr
Lawson that -.n.n we will h a . e every lad
heads the pa rty recently orga n ized at tl - parish a member.
Orlando, on a “ jil.v w h ite " p atron age
Tin- lectures
given
by Rev. Fr.
WORKERS SEARCH
ELECTION CALM RESCUE
THE WATER SOAKED PAS
SAGES FOR OTHERS
DID NOT PREVAIL
—
,
IN ALL CITIES NUMBER UNKNOWN
t
' .
'
Ml ' • '
•. 1 ♦
\ \ • I; \
lid 11 •'i* pti tan* t m iliai•v
•It.. <1
: tlo
.»I w« M today hut
a
n th» \\ . f •
• \j*« t•d
I mu*i li!>
t i*j«oj
i
fi in
h« a v > ivtf»*.1»at ♦n**
p n -f . 'f
1.
•,>t in i
I III
i .1 f"t.
i gi ii
• ' ,tHv f " l ni' iHl . i f l l u- '> I.rt Ii
• it i .i i
! it. - . \. i , t III llp|-et Ise leg' •i .m I
•I.- I ' k " ' .1- , Ills'll- I util am’ intvi i
• s|u . |e*| I . .■111 i t 1!u —ice nf t lie \ut
i In i ii al di.-t n« is
• H I ' \I '• ' N
III •inlay - e ll •t l‘ »t'
(Hr Tfcc Aaaix-lalrtf l*rraa)
S P \ N t;| .K K . pn.,
Nov.
7.—
I In biMliea o f fi fir rninctH who
Inst their lin -t in
the
Reilly
mine explosion
here
vesterday
l.i> in the tem po ra ry m org u e at
nine o'clock this mnrninif. T h ir
teen more were in sight in the
mine, rescue workers said, and
thirty-t n o in ju rid are In the hos
pital.
Summary o f situation at
th.il lime, men m mine when exp h - i o n not m ore than one hun
dred and twelve.
Ilodies recov
ered, .70; ImhIu-s located in mine,
II 'm u red in hospital. .12. total
accounted for,
St ill more tin
ier i,mil v i- i o number » ho went
III II or k 'e -le r d ;iv bill pointed out
•hat if l he l oi .i I was 112 as some
ini bur it i i - In h ered , the missing
seventeen m in eis prohalily would
he found in I he eighlh heading
w fieri- the water had risen so rapidlv rxplnriiitioii
this
morning
» ii» inipiffrsihle
-
'H W .i ll l:
Pa
s .v
7 Gas
• • 1 ed th.
h inn. Is nf the Reilly
on in- -g i v m g up their drud tmlay For*
tv v .tu iis of tin.
explosion
wer®
cht t " tin -.lln i e eat \ today ns
"'I '■ re vv . 11 k • is searched through
tin water .-nuked pusMigti* for the roi-taining twenty to tw enty fiv e iiollev* I
have p. rished when the blast cn-
*"mbed more than ninety men soon
ifier they n p o r t e il fo r work yesteriv iu .ruing
T he mine o ff ic ia ls ar«
■' . i rtam .. f the num ber o f worki ■ l iv v i 11 - t . i t . s III Gear
\i th*1
'b . in'
■In in and ' h
Ifl
y . 1" •
1
| l . V . » I r • - .1 I tin b elief thnt
,• f . ]
t hi*
•
..'1. i d »v ••-11*I I.,- lo t wen fifty
. •» l afot
i
vty
g.i.i.l ill ti ll ,1.1 V Hah'*
•I* t it, n
1Inity tIn*• men rescued are in thaw
i t i i i n .p i n l .• i h t h e Sim
\\| f o i l .
fu rd 'sto re and would like to see them l,,,Hl»taI hero and physicians said they,
win because it is Nan ford and Florida
recover
T he task o f rem oving
I'll,- t litinliwcll Store has a page ad- ^ u> dL>,|d hegnn nt 2 o c l o c k
this
s - .......tailing
ailing at
at " " - n i m g after the w idows and chll(lii- iih.Hiir
v rti-i-nn-nt m this
r• .. " f tin iin --in g men were induc
l i n t a. t>
bl»* 1«*ti tli*\ tal< and
t l" n l i i r n home
They stood In a
tlllll
an* hound to
I nt lln p n . e
i;st>
ram
all
ilny
yesterday.
The
w
.
i
h
t
h»*
l»uy
itt|*
I'l.'V I
ii Lt r
' ' v p
•■Ih
*''
In-re
ha*
been
con
verted
I
•
•
•
.
no
tit
avid
It.
..I
Iv
a
........
" . m. ig-ie
lln- undertakers hero,
| -l .i • * WlM 1- U I’ll
1"
.1
llui n-l...i n and Jiilm clown wero
...11 —
*■1f t. -..nie leal bur
In l|
■ . ' e i . . I t.. |.ie|.iii fo r the ilend men.
g me I . i . v i.i'lay some uinb-rtakers
w ere.
•
i
lung
and
em
b
a
lm
in
g
the
miro
K i l l SltilROUf.il t OI NTY
"uke.I
bodies
in
the
hnll
here.
Ev
SI'I I S lit) Ml IIONDS
' I I I K( R\V KI.I.'S
t'O N T K S T
S \I K
i l F IN E P RE M IU M
,
Illy The \t,.»rla«rd |*rr««i
^
T \ Ml* \ .
Nov
7
Hillboroiigli
unty I. mIiiv sold $ I .MKI.000 worth nf
.. .I » .».! I*. n.|s at a pn-iiiiuin nf
,, .
_______ ___ ____ ____
, Si
cry truck nnd w a gon in S p a n g le r were
p n - s e d into service as m o rg u e wag•lit.
- ■—
SI A N t i l.E K , l a . .
Nov
7. — Mor®
’ h ' " 1 f , f t > ' " ‘ "••rs are l.ellevod
to
Ii a v i lost their lives in an explosion
.n l{«-111> mine o f the Reilly Coal Co.
. . ii In-ic, y esteid a y m orning.
E x••iati"ii of the w ork in g s by trained
" ■'tel* Was t.eing continued today.
"*• I-.- t the dead had hu«ii b ro u g h t to
11 . . i f i. e at Id HI last night.
'Ihirty blanched su rvivors - m ost o f
them y o u n g men lay on a
double
row o f eof* in the miners' hospital
here last night, a n x iou sly
wutching
■■-'■I
the en tran ce to the b i g r o o m . T hey
on*
tin in* »n I r i i . .1 1 k ;11•I«• I *.i i o
Hut •| T jthol . I t \ pi <»*ii •
nf tll«
» |« M• *•« i-» •• ih * Th. I ivi-h „ (
» II ’ M|lll ll . t I M » t h« f •*.«t tirt* ;il th**
I i . i i • - 11.cut 11- f " i t v •> day • I eg in
t ng Friday next
It is said t>• he
equal to " D e .e p t i u n " III lit'isMV'cMcss
■ f * ..ust r iii 11*.ii and more than one
hundred thousand persona were em
ployed in the picture. Kind .fanning*,
Dagncy Servaes and Henry Liedtke 'v'‘ r,, Die knov^ti su rvivors o f the 94
are the featured players.
miners w h o w ent into the m ine yes_ .— ----------te n la y m orn in g a fe w m inutes b efo re
V IL L A C A P T U R E D
n terrific explosion. The e x a c t nuraON HIS O W N RAN C H ,
l" r *»f the dead w a s still undetermlnUN CO N FIR M ED REPORT
m _ _ —
Their vigil begn n when the
first
•Ur i k e A—o f i n i r , P m a i
i eight w e r e b rou g ht t o the hospital.
M E X IC O ( d T ^ , Nov. 6. ( h ih u n -; 'fh e entrance o f
stre tch e r
hearcre
boa City dispatch says an u nconfirm - meiint thnt nnothor Comril(lc hnd been
ed report there that Francisco A i l i a . 4jrnyfK-x»«| from un und ergrou n d su rg*
bus been captured by some o f his own (1f „ . |H
.
;
" " " ,,n hm r,,," h nt « “ " " I " 11"
\t 7 :tu oVIyck y esterd a y m orning,
the i'X|>li>*i.iii in c u r red in the heart o f
Th.- Country Club will he a scene lh,. milM.
A s s.,„n ns miners fr o m
..f g a y e t y tonight when the b r :d g « n eig h b orin g pits
cou ld
reach
tb e
party and the
dance
take
place. , „ j nC( tho prelim in a ry work o f rescue
There will a lso he a buffet luncheon u . Ban and it was su p p lem en ted later
and all those who attend are p r o m ! * - ^ tho , , „ y by trB|ned eng in e r» fr o m
...I ii fine social evening.
(the United S tates bureau o f mines in
Pittsburgh nnd tho rescue c r e w s o f
Hnve tho Heralci do you r next job n eig h b orin g mines.
o f printing. W e hnve the equipment
The rescue men nil told the same
tr do ail kinds o f jo b printing.
‘ (OootUs*, «•' N | t A m )
r
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�PAGE SIX
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMHER 6, 1922
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telligi nt 11" 1 eat loll nt w lu ill
IIUIMIiii i ik I Jia\e a lending rollix an 1111
N T ola r
All t li-ixe expert n g
attend
*be
I ' . n l y\ g
g iiven
v e n t,N
L\ th.
llu S
- a l llie
h
bridge part
S oo -al
p attm e, f at I I f \S i.mnn'x I'lt,I, Ttu-x
day a fte rn o o n are r> i|ti, t e d t o n o t i
f x tin ho- te- - , M 1 s
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I
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i n k.
k.
xx o w e a r, iht- bed xvt- xlee|i
d u e XX..
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h a x xu.ll
xaul
so, m l
m irt xtx,
largely
doe
average
the
to
labor
the
|ierxon's
troublex,
inon.-t.inx
of
an
the
, xixtenre
F S M
ill and Mrx. F. R King, Mtx L o T he man who d ix p a ra g e x must a x a
retta B ro th e l-o il. Ml—cx \tleh H i m x luxury a n d n o n e s s e n t i a l i s d o i n g tin
and M a r) Stanley and T o m B ro th e r nation an in jury
Mu.xir n ow m o r e
Hon m o to re d to O rlan do F r id a y a fte r- than ev er b e fo r e i.x a present national
. . .
I
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,
.
....1
.
.|
noon to attend the footb a ll g a m e be- need.
Inert* is n o b e t t e r w a y t o e x ,,
..
.
txxeen S a n fo r d and Orlundo.
press p a trio tism (h an th rou g h m usic,
----------
— W oodrow Wilson.
Mr nnd Mrs. R eginald Molly nr------e o m p a m e d their gu est, Mrs. M.
K.
M l’ SICA I. NO TES
IIigginlHithant, o f (aninehvillc, to l) c S u n d a y a ft e r n o o n
our
Municipal
I.nnd y este rd a y w h ere she will
be Rand rendered a splendid p r o g r a m at
the guest o f her broth er.
'C e n t r a l Park and j u d g i n g b y the a u d
ience, which left no p a r k in g
sp a ce
Mrs. .Innnthan Peek. Mrs. M. Mnr- around the pnrk anil filled the ben chtin. Mrs. A. Kigentnann and Rev. A . e x , i s b e c o m i n g o n e o f t h e c i t y ' s g r e a t 1 .
,
,
,
. . .
,
.
S
!x Peek
I e< k ntotore
m o to r e d to E n t e r p r i s e yc.xtcr
ext a s s e t s
A num ber of distinguished
i ,...v
.
...
.
. •
t i t t y xx h*-t 1 Rex
A S IV i k In Id xi r out ..f/ tow
n
visitors w e r e
present
vices at the i hurell there.
fr o m O ilaltd o, Geneva and tlv ie .lo
Amnfi^
l h.
I. r i m.
Spaulding
' i r. I.-
of
W o m a n 's Mlxsioitary S o cie ty
of
the Baptist ch urch met W e d n e sd a y n f
ternon with Mrs. John I>. A b r a h a m s
C.tll." a l s o a S n u b
SANFORI), FLORIDA
S TR E N G T H -
-PROGRESS-
" I KMi E
GRAND OPENING------GRAND Ol'l \|Mi
Lake M ary Casiino
Under New Mana^emeni
Wednesday, Eve. Nov. 8, ’22,
$ 1 0
IN
GOLD
Given to the Person Holding the I u<k\
Ticket!
BIG BALLOON DANCE
I'ollard
ORLANDO COUNTRY CLCIiORt
Come One, Come all, and See 11-<DANCING FROM 0:00 CNTII
•I »»r
!> s t o t t e d
aL
Sanford’s New Store
SIR \
*
I | I • If
I I I !.........
•IHI
I'h u llo
The Churchwell Company
I
.M orning,
the
munlM'rs
Noon
atul
1 ••'•x . P m : p.»
** i in**.
«*r I I I .III) • l h i p u r | n. *«• d i a l t i c • name
I|S*-»|
n ia v
I •» ' u r n **ti a n d • •»ii.lu. t t h* hiinlm-KH
• *f h«*t* I c.t i n n k****p. r rea:m rnn(
k »■•■I***r h caii'M iK, li.lti*. ci.niHtr, dealer*
l'i p i " \ M i >iih
ti.' w f* d e n 11-r h
i i nl p r o
P r I •• t •. i •» n n d rn.» n a y . r «* ».f t h . , t r . « , , p
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Io x x i i i k |-r..|i.i-iM| i h i i i l . r n i t . I a r t l . ' i . - x
o r i g i n . , I . l i n f i .if a t . '
Only a small lot left. “COME AND BUY
QUICK." and you will surely save money on
your purchases for the hoy.
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PRICK o r ABOUT ONE-HALF THE REAL
VALUE
If yno b m r *ny friend * B a llin g j o
— I f y «mi a r e g u l n g n n | n h r r r u r c u m i n s
f e o n r , n r If y o u n r e r n l r r l a l n l n g , w r i t
■ p n a l n l « * r d In t h f * d e p o r t t n r n l . g t B n g
d e t a i l * , n r f r l r p b o n e (lie I te m .
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fee g r e a t l y a p p r e c i a t e d .
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In order to prepare our shelves to stock a new
and complete Hoys’ line we now offey what
we have left in stock at a
MRS. F R B D I)AI(IEH, Society K ilito ,
SAVINGS
I W lllalork
l-’OH K K N T
F o u r furnished room s.
'rh<* flrni ntratllitt «»f lilt* IncorporaKill Went First St., $M) pur month tM»« for th** purpoHr of com pleting the
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K o r n -n Uhl*, President.
LOST
B etween S a n fo rd nnd DcLnrul • .1
T I l i a l o c k . V h o - P r * a»tloAt
I W
I (Li lo< K. S*»fi
y ami Trrunon e spare co rd tire and rim.
Hitir
t o r n to \\. K. l l r o U w , M cC ra ry 's 1th
T h f P l t r i l i i f h -shall III* U" f o l l o w *
J T Blaine*.
store, and receive reward.
I91-.'itp
F u r n* at l j i k e
B o y s S u its , O v e r c o a ts
S h ir t s a n d B lo u s e s
SO CIE TY
l u w l i i K a h u l l ho t h e o f f i c e r * o f t h e C o m *
loo Late to Classify
T h e m e e t in g n e x t vey b e a u tifu lly rendered a c o r n e t solo.
poralors
heroin
provl
for
the
fot-
SELLS it for LESS
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1922
PAGE TWO
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SANFORD DAILY HERALD
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4 m j «t Ike Herald Dtllldlni. IK7
Masnulta A n , Haafard, Fla.
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Calumet guaranteesuniform
success in your baking —
doughnuts, popovers, bis
cuits, cakes— are made tender,
tasteful and light as air. This de
pendability has turned millions of
housewives to the exclusive use
of Calumet.
That’s why the sales of Calumet
1 5 0 % «greater
i
are over 150%
than that
of any other baking powder.
If your bakings are not always suc
cessful try
The
Econom y
BAKING
Calumet is pure— contains <•:
cuts as have been olliuall> i; ,
States F o o d Authorities.
A p o u n d c a n o f C a l u n u •' .
ounces.
S o iU c h a l t i n g p o w d t •
o u n c e i n s t e a d o f 16 o u n c e <■
y o u g e t a p o u n d w h e n y o u i. . I
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seemed a first class plant two years l ur< smi1 ‘ sl
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Tiow nnd we took the chance, It was |,,ul ,,f “ .lotM1,i of 7U'0,,° tftrs ,,f
.. question o f g e t t i n g it n o w at a
IX-rishables m o s t l y which went
n
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of
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to
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of
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to
pea.
w i t h the
l i n i n g " f tin- advance
iMiar.l o f the
rippled, the mained,
the blind, the ‘disfigured, there was
less
of
the enthusiasm , less o f the
-h .liltin g, less nf the hurrah sp irit;
there was n<> special welcome.
no
.spec, h m ak in g, no gay processions.
■Not has there been any of the ou tu:ir»i ! i»k **mv nf tve fo r the hoys w h o
tlid th eir best fo r the honor o f A m e r
t.ti
Instead Uteri' lias 1lee It cold in
d iffe re n ce in m an y .pinrters, a murkI slow n ess to re cog n iz e the deeds o f
,
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v a lo r
Hint
thnt
b
l>roii^ht
ro u g h t
Rlory
g lory to the
th e
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A m e t n n n a rm s.
And through it all
sm ile,
m ore
than
three
hundred
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tnousnnd o f them w h o today hear
th(, „ utwwr|| €.vi<U.nc#. ()f hllvinR b ccn
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e n g a g e d in the most cruel conflict
, v „ i,..
. ,
m the h istory o f the old globe.
This com ing Arnfistice I.ay can ho
miu|,
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have
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the
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sin* e r i t y
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f l i t 1u'< t
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f 11u i n p i t
from
known
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a p p i 1e c i a t i on,.
t h. il1
2 0 D A YS ONL Y
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thankfulness.
. 'f
Big Used Car Sal
,1 t .
lb.
back
have
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i a t m*
.air
to
• l it . . f u If .
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o f vnllIr Jn r es t or i ng in gr oat
**rn a in .**. .
t •a» s ( u ili‘ irrc.0 that f crl i n^ o f comradcfihtp,
S t a t , *H 1,1 (‘Mrl> beans, leads
s ,.ns,, ,,f b)VO nm| r„spoct, thnt
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Beginning Tuesday, November 7
WV art* making arrangements to move into our new home on the corner nf ^emml
and Sanford Avenue. I .*> nf the best used automobiles that money eafi buy. Ml b m *
reconditioned, and are slightl.v used, and must be sold regardless of price.
Will be given lo the first one purehasing one of these ears.
Makes and Uite Models
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but
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READ THE LIST BELOW:
H U P , M O B I L E , 1 ‘ »21 M o d e l, 5 - p a s s e n g e r .
LEXINGTON. 1921 Model. 5-passenger.
HOICK SIX, HUS Model, five-passenger.
O A K LA N D ,'1919 Model, five-passenger.
DORT, 1920 Model, five-passenger.
CHEVROLET. Hig Four. 1921 M..
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OLDSMOHILE SIX, 5-paK.senger.
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GRANT SIX, 1921 Model, five-pan.senger.
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DODGE, 1918 Model, five-passenger.
CHALMERS, 1918 Model, 5 -passengir-
OAKLAND, 1918 Model, five-passenger.
MAXWELL, 1919 M o d e l .___________ _
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FORI), late model, 5-pasHenger.
OVERLAND. Model Ninety. .Vpa-M-ngn
COLE 8, 1918 Model, 7-passenger.
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Terms to responsible parties. Forty and Fifty ^er cent Cash, Ikil■
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ance 8 and 10 months. Will accept your car as part payment. These
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■ jj ears positively must be sold, and it is your chance to get a good use(
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Si car at a reasonable price. Come early and select your choice.
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secra tcd as a day o f rem em heranco
,,f th ose w h ose heroism should e v e r
|„. a sacred m e m o r y ; a day for the
ij
Distributors for Hupmobile and Lexington
209 Park Avenue----------------- -— ' -
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demonstration
of
our
regard for
second to none in the state. It will obi ff™ve in the state," it will prohab- those who, having pnssed through
contnin facts nbout Seminole county ly n e v e r lose sight o f the fart that in. the ordeal, have been privileged to
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$25.00 CASH
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. .nx i. t i..n that w.. owe the men o f , g ■
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repeat, that Saturday next
k«
k , ts
, s i•
,,ff all
1,11 the
,hl‘ o th e r •<»iniii«»n p m
I " ' 1■‘h ould
not
be
nn
ocension
for
vl,'rtH ° f the South F lornla truck fields th o u g h t le s s fun m ak in g but be co n -
th e g ro w th o f y o u r daily paper. It » n d g a r d e n s .
will he so m ething thnt you can send
" l o t t l e hy little S u m te r county
is
back to
nvvny to y o u r friends with the feel- 1K* «ting back
to citrus
citrus inltur.
. u l t u i .’ , but
ing tiiat Sanford has a daily paper |'vhile it can still boast tin “ largest
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v
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f •ft
carnage
a Ml.
.if
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who
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if ri
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w o n l.H
t h i i s «*
t i n a si i r«*
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f
" r" ".Jtht* boys have smiled and continue to
a g o is only se co n d -cla ss now nnd w o ‘ 1,1,1 >r nK ^,, ,r M, , PP*' " ll •' I " r
,
,
,
,
,
. cen t o f the produce raised
lit
tile
w e r e forced to put in a plant this
,
,
sta le , a c c o r d in g to fig u r e s given hy
fall thnt will not be d u plica ted in
that c o u n t y s sUitiHtieians.
In other
a n y n f the in rg er cities o f the Innd.
i
.
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t >
worils, S u m te r is cred ited with 32,000
W o had a ch a nce to g et such a plnnt
°
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t he Mil'll-'ll I l l s
M k*
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•iti»», iii .s 11ut»•i ■••mi
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have faith in the g r o w t h " f t h i s . ' ity
and county and we believ. that they
I let aid m an
irr«»w >f. th,
o th e r year
<>Ur A n n iv e r s a r y N.im
her " t i l tell the people so m e t h in g o f
th o g r o w t h o f this city as well as
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that pill t o f t tin it u l e
Hut we have
' ■ vs i-h t " throw . ,.|,| w.iti i . . ii Sum
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I
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d t a u t , 11 M,
ll i in .il
■■i mu d.
ut" n ti,,.
rcnfionnhlo figure o r wa i ti n g anothor
y e a r and p ay i n g m o r e f..r it. hut we
" ll
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t
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i:
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f 1 I , i Mi.it M. - p- th. tu t
that is a r r i v i ng today
<»tii anmver
t . it r ..
fruit to v * nut ..f th:d
n a t y wa - in (I.Johet, but sse wanted
»n h i m < t he 11. e/.e bio k ill I s't.i.
to cel ebr at e (be event af t e r the big
to that date. S um ter ss.i- "lie
press bad atri ved, as The H a d / Her
. ’ ! th e biitltler ................... unties o f F lo r
aid w 111 then be e nl a r g e d to it seven
t d a , . 1 - ' V e t . SI'V el al o t l l . r . o l l l l t p ' S .i||
column
pap i
,,f
eicht m ten nr
th e sant. p a i a l l e l o f l a titu d e
H ie
t we l v e pages, if the adve r ti s i ng pat
f t e e /.e b u t t m a n y g r o w e r , - , some tics
r oni . ge will j usti fy it.
• r ........v . r c d from it. be. a use they sat
Thy> I let.vld I ’ l i n t i n g c o m p a n y has
d o w n and bemoaned th eir ill fate. ..th
a n a b i d i n g f a i t h in S a n f o r d and Sent
i t s , and that is the most o f
them,
ittele
county W e
h ave
p red icte d
went to work to gross' som ething else
t h i n g s that
.m i ll i h im e r c i a l at th e
. I ' i . k l y , and they ■u. .'enle.l, with the
11mt* ami \!*t tin s have p roven to in*
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M-siilt tiiat t lay, because
uf
Mint
fa r t s at this time
W e have a lw a y s t
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.
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' . ( f r e e z e u e have a w on d erfu l vegetable
h acked our faith with our m on e y and
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and t r u c k in g liiiHinenji in i hiridn in
w e have shown our faith ny Rivmp
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vtoa<l nf m erely a eitrus m i p ft»r deS a n fo r d olie o f tin* lies! daily papers
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in ndanei* on as the mom*) maker
that mo ne y » ould purchase.
itii the,
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S u m te r cou nty was one of those to
usual e x p erie n ce o f a n e w sp a p er in
. . ...........
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' p r o fit hy the m isfo rtu n e o f \HM. The
Krow in g
•■itii'.H we imd
that
what i . . . .
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f t oi t I"!
g row
III I t 11n
11 . r i ■’ v n
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who n ■
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m u’ Ii vve have not for- ■ ■
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••ill tie •Ugb
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ink of ii1 11) i *i .i r f •• 11• i •« ire ally
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N o rthern -ipilev have moMpnti>es. It
is u p to F lorida to make a ca m p a ig n
a g a in st the m os.piito next su m m er
nnd there will he no n ee r««ity
fo r
k o e p in g tin in..-.p u t " - 1" ri.
lu.ldeii
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day-
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w mt*-!
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THE WORLD'S G R E A T E ST RAHIM
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Provo to your own satisfaction
feet bakings are the result h
able baking powder.
A can of Calumet producer e
than many other brands U
greater leavening strength !
ther—lasts longer.
looked
s e as o i i
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SUCCESS
I'lv.iTdage
of
our
k . -> and river-, and
M.r
forms o f
a
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112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE
>k f o r war d to a
t,, ||| s city this
f e •
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NOW LOCATED A T
•I id.i b " v .1 t.ne f u
’ I I i, lie >•<
f . ’ td ill* p f *c*
tand tourists
all
I . .id
it
meeting,
J. H. HINTERMISTER IMAM) (().
.,,| i,rtisin g titles, huf there is
w l t |, t hose w h o have tried
Pol.
1
• r It.
t-
h ',d
I i u .1 i \ .
sound
*'* r
1
Temple Institutions, Inc.
fo r t h the fart that Ilirmuighnm s l o g ' ^
The publicity tax is the only
m f ap p re cia tiv e public
will be used on the county roads and w..(>
,,rKU„ i zt. „ ri.a | effort toward
that the e n g in e e r and the c o m m is s io n a d 1' tti.-ihg a city or cou nty and the
I) \ VI n . l l I 1M N S W i l l H K N K T H e rs have been m a k in g valiant e f f o r t s
mc '.
<|it a )•I• inantier ill which to usf \i \ I h \
I" get the s la g but haVe a hard tim e
the burden upon all alike. San
T h e n is now e v e r y reason to b e to get enrfl to m ove it. There is a ,’o id has a v ery small tux at present
lieve that I'alatka will soon have
a fe e i n g a lso a m o n g those respon sible and i o iihl use to a Rood advantage
p a s s e n g e r service w h o It will be
o f f o r the roads that the public has been tw ice the sum that is now raised and
fu iisid e ra b le benefit to the city ,
as m i s in fo r m e d about the materials he- expended. T h e r e m a y he n few who
. A Ji f f
stockholders
pfj mi.,,t jnK „ f tjlc s to c k h o ld e r s o f the
'**»? ,,s'mI » n d oth er letters will proh- howl about this m o n e y being spent
a b l y fo l l o w on the sam e subject. The but they are sittin g on the side linos
H era ld has no wish to censure
the d oin g n oth in g and d r a w in g big divlc o u n t y co m m is s io n e r s o r the co u n ty deiuls from the e ffo rts o f the Chnme n g in e e r f o r any mistakes that m ig h t b r o f C o m m e rce pu blicity co m m itLn,Vt’ o c c u r r e d in the making o f roads. tee
Orlando k now s what a publicity
W e have stu ted b e fo r e that they a r e tax means and they a re now at work
d o i n g the boat they can under the c i r ti. raise the som o f $20,000 for the
c u m s t a n c e s but that if they are m a k sea son 's p u blicity, and out o f
tho
in g m ista k es and any one should call $20,000 they
will realize
$200,000
a tt e n t io n to the fa ct
the
m istak es w orth o f new residents, new invest
should
be
rectified
.
The
c
o
m
m is s io n ors ami tourists f o r the winter. It
•,r»
b i n t will be placed in service at the
e
rs
and
the
en
g
in
eers
say
they
are do
i- h istory that the c ities using
the
■I mm eiitviiienl. w h ile another will be
GooiL Wealhei fo r election nnd oth
m
g
the
rig
h
t
thing
and
tiiat
only
the p u b l ic it y tax have m a d e tw ice
the
held in reserve until the p a tron a g e
c r pnrjioses.
the
.mi in p opulation that less a g g r e s s
-b ull w arran t the
addition.
T hese In st o f m a teria ls procurable at
b oa ts will make b ette r runs than tali p rice will g<> into the making o f the ive cities have done. It is hislory
And now that Sanford is moving b< e x p e c t e d o f f r e i g h t -c a r r y in g vessel, ro a d s and th at time will p rov e this that the pities with the best line o f
the thing for the progressives to do ami as but little tim e will be lost by a ssertion .
Mr. S m ith , or any oth er a d v ertisin g are th,. c ities filled with
is to keep her m m ing.
m
o
r
e
’
cit
iz
e
n
has
a
right to write an a rticle w ter visitors, with in vestors, with
l> m g op t i f (lip will be I In
l! 'oTiaiies. T h ere is no argument
ill'll e.| b I, 11 tile (" ill i-t 11r I lie Icgll a b ou t the l o a d s at any time m this
Il never hurt individual or mum
p
a
p
e
r
p
r
o
v
id
in
g
they
confine
them
lib
ut a p u blicity tax a n y more than
lai traveler.
cipalitx \ 't t" turn the light o f lion
a rgu ni’ n f about ailvort ising <>f
IT,o „ .,ni! itfliua ill VIsi t Florida to se lv e s to the truth about these puhly
e>t i 11 ■ m i "i H i m
k Hid
Iv* - 11* • * pi*.! k f**r I biun
V I III i
gli! ! » i j ill tin Si b ’(ins III.lilt r. .lint tlle-e iilte "■■ will be pub
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i m. | ’ V II i -l ” i l> a I
All I l' i: : i 1* .\ meet ing hi T a m p a
u !•: I u i:
\ I I N F ,'F. \StlN.
It
ip n o te - It VVas ||p in.a out (lie liiitli about tile iii.tilers and
on a sp.
,! j *, 11 man u r Thi s shows
sh o u ld lad be taken as an unjust c u t
m e a n - -f t ranspi’ t tato>n for fins set
\\iilr th«* !«*tfiiri* and i c l r r v crops
the S a nf o r d sp'rit and tin*
li otarv
ii"*! " f tlo -tat, , a u•I fioin its upper 0 I 111 and should be answered and ex
not what wi' w ou M like to have
spirit i ’ ’iiil’ iMi d I .’ ii ik "lit. Tampa.
b in d in g - tin’ l l ’ have been g iea t ipiali p la ined fu lly to the tax payers. T h e
t
;»t tin** p a rticu la r
tin* cool
Tb.ev are c o m i n g tn take the town
title
•f f n iglit hali'lb'ij tielme
the p e o p le are entitled to the truth at all
\\*afh«*r
will
m.tkr
a
Idtr
«
hango in
and tile i "Util V i '*1111111s» |i ’IICI ,
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at
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u i ip
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will
be
I’ ure malt ..t
held at the T e m p le C lu b , co r n e r Third
" r bilk pickles
n|(|. W H O ’ S I’ lJ H I.IC 'T Y T A X .
Street nnd Park Avenue,
Sanford, stu ffed , plan,
13th. lar Market
I lo re has laten som e doubts in the Florida on Monday, November
t.,jc.j . I.f s om e as to the feasibility
( , ()i
,,f
publicity tax
g l o w e r s and sh ippers.”
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STOCK H O L D E N S ’ MEETING
Notice
•14 m i i r r i r r o i r n
Srminoir County
••4 la publlakr4 every Friday. A4*rr->
l l a l i f ralra mal a known an appll ra- the trip by boat fr o m Jacksonville has
ttaa. Urmarrallr la pallllra. 43.00 per
h e i e t o f o r e been m ade at night when it
year, a l n a y a la a d i a n r t .
" a s im possible to e n jo y t h e
varied
■ KHIIKII T i l t : ANNOCIATKII PflKaa
sce
n
e
ry
to
lie
viewed
along
this
great
Tha Aaaoetulfid. 1’ rnan la exclualvnly
•nllllad to iho uaa for repuhllcatIon o f w a t e r w a y .
Hath the jou rn ey to Pli
all nawa dlapalchas eredllrd lo It o r
not olherwlan r redll rJ In thla paper latka, as well as the return trip, w a s
and. alao tlin local
nonra
publtahed
m a d e at an (four w h en no actual
nbaraln.
All rlctita o f re-publlcatlon o f apacl.il jo y m e n t could he taken.
dlapalrhes hrrntn arc Mlau rsnervod
It is n o w highly probable thnt the
O t f k y i l i c i t AI.I) I l l ' l l . DI Mi . r k a a r 14 f e w line o f boats will soon be on the
•4
run. T h e reports sta te that but one
ill .}
*T1 ! '
J s»
thnt should ho hmndessted th rou gh-lits trucking possibilities lies its great com e hack
"til thi* lurid
It will runtiiin f a c t s
about the murvolouit g row th o f Sun
.•r<I thnt should g>> t<» ev ery inter
e - t e d | / •■on in the North and Fast
a nit W e at. Iii c o m p ilin g this num 1 * r T h e Herald will solicit a d v e r
tise m e n ts fiiffti Hie luiMiiess* men o f
'■ettMiif’ e ■'inility. as it Will lie a relfll
■i in w -|i.<i|ter edition nnd not n m a g
a ■lire
\\ • Jit I A , ■ev tiny the i n-np
erntioli and a ssistan ce that has nliv.'i i s
hern given to The Herald by
wI
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— Sanford, I’l"rl(l;'
I*
�PURELY
PROFESSIONAL!
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Card* of Sanford** Reput*
able Profeaalonal Men, each
of whom. In hia chosen protension the Herald reconimend* to the people.
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BKST L O T in Sanford. small a m o u n t , E L E C T IO N D A Y V HI! Y ( f l l E T
rendered roads in many section* im |FJIKTY E X P L O S I O N V IC T IM S
down, i’ iikv monthly payment*, will
" I I H I i r r i . K IN TE RE ST
passable and threatens to rut, down I
B R O U G H T TO T H K S U H F A C R
arrange ili*<l if do'ire.l to tiulltl now
IN 4 .K N E K A I R E S U L T S the cou n try vote.
KcpuLli.nn* and
O F I 'K N N S Y I V A N I A MIN H
Apply iptri k ".In ' fa r e Meruld.
I teftim rat* in South Dakota claim, as
' ronl l mj ed f'tirii | ' *ct Otwl
Ill I 3to
a result, they will have an a d v a n t a g e '
(Continued from page 1)
R E N T a Ford, drive
it
yourself.
over the fa rm e r mem hers o f the Non
I least a dozen lives.
Heady to go any time
I'hone ft, -lory as they i aim
" l ^ 1"
I ’a r t ls a n L eag u e.
T h e league enndl
Rescue forces wer .m a d e up o f skillSanford
I'.IL’ Ilte l I'.'V declared ilodie
" ' ri '
t l d ,|j,te for g o v e r n o r is a w o m a n .
Miss
through tlie workings for more
<*1 miners from S p a n g ler and vicinity
l *,an A lie. ' Lorraine Daly.
fith) feet,
in charge of en gin eers o f the United
In Texas, the supreme court, ill an
S t K A Y K D Twu ruws, tag "(1. W. S. i ”
5,1,1 ' ,“ 11 " f ) t " « » ‘l
* / ' lr eleventh hour decision, yesterday Ur M ates hureau o f III Ilies and the mine
CLASSIFIED
ADS
t'laaalried Ade tc x line. No
■d taken for Im * than 35c.
and positively on classified
ade charged to anyone. Cask
must accompany all ordara.
Count five worda to a line
and remit accordingly.
LOST
N otify G. W . I,ly m,n,‘ r ' ‘ ls th“ *
U'“ st 20 o f thc
180 8tp
" e r e within a hundred feet
n
* n K * m i f c a t a * * R * l
Of fresh air when they wore overcom e
L O S T - Between S anford and Del_aru) |,v t[,L, lfl|s ■■
orie spare eord tire and rim
Re
Every effort last night was being
turn to \\ K. lirokaw, M. t rory s 10c
Attomey-nl-Law
all o f the living.
A*
|nrj" ” .......... , h *’ !,v,,llf
Ah
Store, and receive rewurd.
Ill I -dtp n w ,,‘
that has been done, the work
Over S e m in o le County Rank
F O U N D Locket breast pin, gold and of removing the .lead will comm ence.
p i A D .n i S E V E R A L H O U S E S for 5 k
. So*
black border, initials on hack "I. A. M.11, wom en and chil.fren by the w ore
IANFORD
•
FLORIDA
Thignin.
9ft-tfc
_____________ M.
Braids of hair inside.* Found en co d ed the police line*
near
the
FO R D S , liuicks, Oldsmobiles,
Oak- on Magnolia ave.
O w n e r ran hn’-e shaft
Many o f them had been there
lands, Dodge, Colo
8, O v e r la n d ,, same by paying for nd at Herald of- sin., they heard o f
the
explosion
ATTORN B Y-AT-L AW
Chovrolet Max wall for sale.
These fire.
] yrj , ( f c curb in the day, and there was no
f t n t N a t l Dank B ldg., S a n fo rd , Fla. cars are lute models, nnd have been re
,
A !Y1 I ' l f I f ’ A N
T T t m T T m i ' " ll' a t," n ll,!“ l,u‘> " u" 1'1
thoir
Special attention to exnminntion of finished, m aking them very deniruhle
i ' l I j IV I
L il A 'lU i N
p..-i
until the last bo.lv had
been
Abstrncta of Title
Lars to prospective buyers, and
the
brought out.
prices are right, with easy terms. 6
Dll the "...t „ f h o n o r" at the hospi
Mind 7 passengers.— II. & 0 . M otor Co. j Everybody get ready fo r the big day ta! r i s t s a youth o f 22. His name is
200 Park Ave., S anford, Fin. Distrib- on N ovem ber 11th, A rm istice Day. Ah. l i*.ig.
His Coldness saved
a|
utors for Hupmobilo and
L exington "
',r'' planning to have one o f the si-e Die .nit. nine of one of tin
most
tears. "W e carry the p arts."
largest events o f the year on that v ig or.ciumpaigns tin
LAW YER
Republicans
1 |0 tfc «l«y . <:,,t yo u r name in now if you hav. ever . .inducted iu thc
South.
I
George A. DeCottes
'S: Sou in left ear
Spencer.
FOR SALE
FRED* R. WILSON
NEWS
CHELLE MAINES
— Court House
F'UR SALE -One ton truT^'goo.i c.m"
1 dilion.
Five good tires,
Glaaaea Dealgned Elder S prjn gs W ater o f f i c e
Exam ined
Henry McLaulin, Jr.,
Q p i
TV
t'T'’" ur tu
Inquire
lS7-t)tn
1
m elody niixophone
? 1 „ (J ^ tkc" j t ‘ hnlf
FOR S A L E — C
.
i ..„ _____
good as new.
1’nrmle. when the voters o f all parties g o t.
heautiful loving the p o ll ' to name a full Southern top
host
decorated ears
cars jI resentat
re
° ' ’ " 1 oecoraieu
mn in the low er house o f .o n
the present we have g r , * - . -cle. . United States senators
, ,
Mississippi
and floats listed t o | f i o m Florida*
Georgia,
Comdered the name o f Earle B Mayfield ! r‘ 'SlUl‘ crrw o f C a n ,b r ' n Steel
lh „ iH-niDuuur
u omut.ratir ,.an,|i,|(ltl.
*-*«v
t antiuiau* tor
ior U
u nnuite
e ud;, (;,,n y ' w hich arrived here early
* 'yesters, nll!ot printed on the ballots. 1,U y . n ft e n lo <>n T,lu>’ " ° r k u ncen sm gThe word was sent to all county clerks *>'
n short
|llit „ „ m,. (lt)lJ,t, t,xi!(ts w h,.th,,t uN Ca n ' *',,rk,n^
com p ly m Umv. 'in ju n ction * by h.’s niirn,t 'H,re nir fn ,m llbove
The7
lu,|lll,.„| opponents u.,u
......,...t ,the
i... I gave no intimation as to when
the
political
had prevented
,,rmtjllK heretofore.
Then nmr
()f w" r k " olll,1,'‘ , ‘'< > m p l o t . i l .b u t e a c h r o K)„ Hepublirnn 0 ,1|K)tu.n, ( ;t.urKl, |(. ‘ Iw> >
11 ‘ “ "le to the su rfa ce, said
j v d d y . has been barred fr o m the bal- 1thpy wer‘‘ ,,u‘ ki,*K p rog ress.
|ot
wa# nnt n,im m at<N| by
° lhcr volunt«5r» gathered the dead
regular party convention
a,,' i "H'lred which w ere scattered in*
ltl , )hl„ „ vo)(, bllyjriL,
ir„ i nJ hns (l1'' workings not fa r fr o m tho fo u l o f
broken, with the arrest >f one man the shaft. The dead w ere placed in, a
and the issuance „ f warrants f..r four '"''t c r r a n e a ii room and tho
injured,
others, ch a rg ed with attem p tin g
to s v ‘“ hed m blankets, w ere taken to tb«
|„ly the vnit.^s o f nbmmtce voters of ^ ,rfaCB|»j|te cou n ty
' , ,
Architect and Engineer
If. years experience in Residence, Ga
rage. S tora g e-W a reh o u se , Mill
Gun
itr .lio n , R e-en forced Concrete St rue
tur.s, Hotels, and Office Ituil.lings. P.
0 ilux 1125. Phone SAD 1. 2. Sa n ford
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
:
:
Y'ou can find the name of
every live Huaines* Man
in S anford in this Column
each dny.
k
*»
f t
n
^
n
m
^
V bin.i
i 'O a. (e * .it land
b e g in ■ i g ..tu I.,.II
. .1 y
l i m i t -,
i * no
c a s h . b 1 . t h e . .|ii
if
I .ll . ! 1 I;
A
mi c
per
1 ..... h
a. i .»
1 \S
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4 1 ,111111
,11; ! ! In . . , 1 1
I he I e . M l
.11 ... I .
.1
l.i tid uphill fiv. miles
uf
Satifmii
that'
n-'l u rlh lin e.
lirm . Ihiniiuium >.f money
Reason f " i •elling
A I’ l '.iiinelly .V S o u s
1pd It.
Ft Hi S A L K
\ ....... piano, pi u .
i
right
t ant...n .* t ,.*h G r o . « i y 1 .
erv A v. . .s.tn foul. 1- In
I
im p
EUR REN I
I in p m • P.-n." ul.ii
L l.
fro
»
l.'l ‘ d.
^
Ft*R R E N T
New a room bulignlnu.
iimin di.ile pu*-r**n.n, u n fu rin -.h. d
lies Im l tie location, Jil.'i.UO per month
njj
W e’ll Dye F o r You
BON TON STEAM PRESSERY
Kent A McKee, Prop*.
T F . A N I N G . D Y K IN G . A L T E R I N G
Work cub'd fo r and delivered
m e Ifit-J
t i l Weal First Si
Geo, W
rliR
K n ig h t
KEN
I
) Hit tfc
R ooi i ls
Hint kitchenette
Shtrtey A p a r t m e n t s opposite po-t
iff i c , ripstair.'
l nKI . I NI
fo i l,
2N t fi
\
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T h i n ! S t re e t
“AVE DELIVER THE HOODS"
I * . ’ ftp
Q orvipn T r n n a fp r
bent
Furnished houju'koi; thg
room*, phone early and late. It-tn-V
• i
VJU IC K
a
s e r v ic e
l till *
S lora ffC F a cllllleft
If we
IHU-iUfi
plenne you, tell other*; if no*. J'OR
tell ui.
R|;\ T
Phone 49H
1iiifurtiisiiid apartment
Vp a r i m e l i l ' ,
SANFORD
nrrnl Machine nnd Boiler W ork*.
Hinder G rin d in g ; Del uxe
Piatona,
y W hrel Steel Gear Ban*.*; t rnrik
R eturned----------------- -P hone
62
C.ILLON & TRY
LF.CTIIICAI, CONTRACTORS
F ti -f
|pn if>
i ' '..III. j ■
1 ! I a s I 1' i f t h S t i ■ ■ t
Machine & Foundry Co.
h»ft*
10 • F
I ui I l l ' l l . •I t . e d
V. C. COLLER, Prop-
General Shop and Mill
Work
a
er s
In.
tf
I b v.l - I ..... Stole
Ball II a i d u a r e Go
I
I la 1 11 i r 11 w a r e 1
RKM
. ..rner
Map
.!)< ,sto'. I b* ■I T■"
\ v. ..ml Nnull
1‘O'
VVANTKII
W E W A N ! to re. narge and repair
yo u r bntteriew. (bir Ktarler, generator and ignition repair department i*
IM charge o f an
i Xpert.
Gentfille
W A N T E I) Boy with wheel, .'(27 San
fon L A v e n u e .
I <11-I2tp
_____________________
PERMANENT WAVING,
Motoi i a ,
Koi.illillat and Vrolerson
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D
llu* I irsl National Bank i* gcnumclv mlricstcil
in llic tin.uni.il wrllarr ol
Hi ! hi
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l i ne s
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1 ... y, ou i m I;ic d.- l ..mi :~i
a Hi
State and County T a x Bonks arc
rii.u ..pin fo r the payment .>f taxes
lor 11122, a discount of tw o per cpnt l*
allowed for payment in
Nnveinber.
. tie per rent in December. Tax book.*
.l o s e April l*t.
Poll T a x e s for the
I I i am e.
B' pobbean, of Maryland, lias been
'
*’ >' YYiIlinin < Itru. ■ irt a vtg
' ‘
i ainpaigii.
Ml.
1yji |i*,v! v amu will .1. II two
N o y _ „ . 2wks
Sem inole County
I'
C1 11. r r v
l • .Min i
i<
I *. im * r a t
In. I
I IV I U g s t ' III
I •< .'. K,muii
I II. scat ..1 Senator .In
t h i 1 It. ot b it
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B. W. HERNDON
S. 0. Shinholser
FERRALINE
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER THE 1ITH
THK Hl<; DAY IN S A N F O R D
All
|)h v m ir
In t d ip u <»n Fridnx :uwi I'riilax n i g h t ,
s l a r i ’ s clitsed f o r th e i!;iv S a lu rc ia v .
,
I ' r c p n r e tu f r o l ic a n d m a k e nterrv wi t h nur hn> s S a l u r da>.
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W harton Pepper and David A Reed,
" g candidates f..r re .de. turn Mr
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and
Mr Ree.l
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the
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term
of
tin
f' bng the u nixpired term .d the lat
linn.u' this adv. with you Friday and trade as
much as S‘J.a<• and receive line for the adv.
L et’s see who reads the ads.
D. L Thrashers Cash Store
S. u.lt.rr Cl OW
I vv.i
g u b rriu tt.il m l
.'iin ip a ig n *
N, w York and IVn..*yv„r,.u
t,
l ed national interest.
in
have «t
In the rm
SI'P a Ix.-dak into the side pocket of ,..ur car and get a story of your autumn
«ril>*
“ e rp »
'•*" "■P*"” ri,IU "r k,,<,nk fil,n
- y o u ’ ll need them.
We have Autographic Kodak* from $6..70 up, nnd all *ixe* o f kodak
put state, Governor Nathan L Mil
film*
let. Republican, is a .undulate fo r reelection, hi* opponent luting cx-Goverir>r Alfred E, Smith. Thi* campaign
has almost eclipsed all other contest*
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
in the point o f popular interest in the
THE REX ALL STORE
PHONE 315
KODAK DEALER
state.
.
In I’cnnaylvanin, Gifford
Pinchot,
who focussed attention by wresting
the Republican nomination from the
regular organization, is opposed by
John A. McSparran, nctivc In the K ey
stone state grunge.
Close contests were indiented in
many of the congressional elections.
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ENTIRE FA M IL Y H AD "F L U ”
FOR S A L E —House and tw o lots, 800
IT Commercial Street— Sanford, Fla.
" 'Keep right on using Foley's Hon
Pulmetto, one o f the best locations
ey nnd Tar. It will give you quick
in town.—J. M. Gnrrett.
lUJ-fitp
relief,' said the doctor, when The en
W A N T E D - TO RENT Permanent, .1
tire family had tho “ flu". Never saw
or 4 room unfurnished apartment,
anything so good," writes Mrs. A. 13.
flnt or house, desirable location. AciGriffith, Andrews, Jnd.
Neglected
INSURANCE AGENCY
dicss "F. S." enre Herald office, San- coughs and colds ofton lead to serious
PIRE----------- AUTO---------BONDS
ford, F l a . ___________________ 192-tfc complications. Foley's Honey and
W A N T E D — A lease ond option on n Tar gives quick relief. Free from
truck form o f not leas than twenty opiates (ingredients printed on the
or more than forty acres, equipped wrapper). Largest selling cough med
with flowing well not more than five icine in the world. Hold everywhere.
Contractor and Builder
1Republican*
and
Dem ocrat*
alike
miles from Sanford.
Prefer a farm — Adv.
cla im in g gum*
FIffJRIDA which has been used for growing cel
IA NFORD
ery. Will not consider any farm un
IF you want Good Appetite, Good CHICAGO, Nov. 7.- Weather con
less it is located on a public road. Will
S ' ■ «»4 T m
P f i l f l u r Owt o f T o w i l
ditions throughout the Middle West
Digestion, Good Health
ft* *rf aaulppad to *Tva you a ftrat want posacssion immediately. Write
nnd Mississippi Valley, with thc ex
:{V* J°*> In ttrtrjr raapact, and th4
^»«p*at mrlca in th« city. In many1description o f property and location
TAKE
ception o f the Dakotas, are reported
‘oan *tva you a battar qoota- and lowest annual rent to Republican
»a than out-of-town printtra can do.
rr. favorable for today's election.
h^t our btd on that next Job.
Tm eking Company, Tifton, Go.
[$ono 404. HBMINOLB PRINTEnT. »0t
Rain nnd snow in the Dakotas have
189-12tc
reneb Arm. Two praaaaa at your j ;r \
111-lOta
NTRACTOR and BUILDER
H K. WIlfTNHIt, Caahler
y.
TAX HOOKS ARK
NOW OFKN
JNl). I). JIN KINS,
T#x ( -,ltj ^ tt)ri
First National Bank [
A ( (IMMUNITY lU’ ILDER
1ll • ''I'tjO ill Hi- L.lV ^l l l t e III al
t 1 f ■)| Old. M■'.it lilt rst
be. aU'.r
1Id V. I.-I II M Si ' f1AIHi
enry
< al.ut
R.'puhliii alt toad
ruler in the s. h
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;11• I- tl ll.llliiit r.i. for i ele. tint t I J'
' i Id y en g rav ed g iv en ,o p ri;
y . a r 1P22, f o r both men and women,
became due November 1st, 1922.
Himinex* and Occupation Licenses
Urn.mo due October 1st, and if not
paid, are delinquent, as the lavy rew i r e s that a license he procured before conducting the business, prole*
sion or occupation.
vslm rntiusl tlu'lr
f..inking Imsmi'ss t.p to
I .,o .1
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i , t. ur. It..-ton b.iiik.r
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be. nils* of tbc w. t and dry i-<u. .
meeting at the yuurt house on T h u n dya, N ovem ber Pth.
Election o f of- lb-' governor flavoring the vv.-ts,
monitor William M ('abler, of New
fleers fur the new year.
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L l-l your name at L loyd *
Shio Sto-rt, or w ith Sam Younlst if
>. * Ui I, to enter your .n r in th<
parade
E ve ryb od y is urgently retiueste.l I
have a car in the parade
III. t. will be th ree b e a u t i f u l loving
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A k in k i.innol |iros|x-r unless its uistom i'is
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from Ilit- lat^rsl In the smallc^l.
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I. I .springs
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Shampoo-
ing, *calp and facial treatment. Mrs. McCoy. Welnka A pa rtm en ts.
only
A BANK THAT HELPS YOU
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wllnghoiihe Light* nnd Applinnre* " E X I D E ”
Battery
S e rv ice
RAY’
BROS.
Phone MS, S anford.
172 tf<‘
New Line of Fixture*
W A N E I • A chiim e to buTid
yo u r
123 West First Street
new Imme b e fo re lumber get* any
higher. Plans anil estimates furnished. Sanford Novelty W orks
l*d tf.
SANFORD NOVKLTY
WORKS
X r• •. i ■.. ' r I i it 11r "
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l o u r furnished l o a n - ,
HIP West First St , Jot) per month
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.O f p e r 1 , 0 0 0 , w h i l e t h e y I n s t, ttl
H e r a l d office.
tf
T h e A m e r i c a n L e g io n .
Dr. W. D. Gardiner
F d R SAI I
Scciind sheets,
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V o y ' ,U,r ° [ f,r0
»t«t irvn.ry
*ni °st ( nrds at the Herald o f f u e .
ELTON J. MOUGHTON
K. F. DE LA HAVE. Jr.
firl,t ,,i' 1 stations hnd
P.M 2t
land \ irginin iu addition to electing
governors in Georgia, Alabama
and
O ptIdnn -O ptom eIrisx
Auxiliary American Legion.
T. ........... .
31* Baat Firat f l t r w t
Hanford, Fla. F O R S A L K - D o a i e r and G a y s’ paint*
Daughter* iif the A m erican Revo i
1 la- Republican* have . nmlnlutes in
and varnishes at S a n fo rd N ovelty lotion
the field m all uf the ten Virginia
W'-rks, S anford agents.
IHTtf.Harrison Chapter.
Icongr. - d i a l district*, nine of North
ARCHITECT
\ RMER.S You cun get *p^.J b e * Ghildr.-n o f ihi \merican Revulu I nr,
• fuM MiI uf hr r 11, t r u f s
----------franc* and irrigation plug* at tJ> t o n .
H i ........
.t T)u> 411jt h I tu s
Room 7. Miller Illdf.
Sanfnrd Nuvelty W .rk*
HWMf.
r oil f. del ale \ .'teran*
'» r u t H u i.r f 1 !il ],hi y* I v
in
U om an’s I lub.
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8 A N F 0 R I)
FLO RIDA FOR SALE
10 acres in I .uigvvoo.1.
I'.lk s Club
corner o f Grove and Orunge av<nnn.I i t njMiLMi h a s l u ’ i ' h « on , | j< L f| . .11
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hid Fello w s
nces, S. K 1 I » f N. E 1 I ..f S W
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I I Sec. 2f>, Tw|i, 20, R ange 20. Thus.
ni.u • .* 'M.t I It.-1.11bi i>an it .Ini. n i' l r/t
K n i g h t * o f Golumhus
J. Baxter
ll 2 Dim.
ti. ii- w l4Ii t kivcm.ir A \ i ay l<>i K.
OKSTOPATHIC* PHYSICIAN
K iu an is Glnh,
pnb|i > HD tint bent
in g t . . ’ 11*4
Wei aka Apartments, Suite If.
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Twenty acres flow ing
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Sanford.
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1cash, balance $10 per month.
R. J.
Holly, Herald Office.
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Thr«
been established by the S p a n g ler phy
sicians and the S p a n g le r Chnpter o f
the American Red Gross. T h e y wero
re infor.eii later in thc day b y
ten
Red Gross nurses fr o m Johnstown.
Fresh pa ck a g e C odfish. Salt Mark
,,r,,| Kippered H erin g in cans, Apaln
, hienln o v s t ,.r„
Popular arket.
ti"' 11^
11,erc Wl11
cups to ltile
“ 1' three
M,r™
m the parade. At
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,tu' fo llo w in g cars
g o in Hie parade:
rda>'- brntticinff
tha
l<* chungoTlTc gas and
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BEST FRUIT CAKE
50c PER POUND
Col.tains following fruits nnd nuts
Cherries, Pineapple, Apples, Cur
rents, Raisins, Sultana Rainius, Filiherts, Walnuts, Almonds, Citron,
Orange, Lemon, Fig* and Date*.
R O U T H
B A K E R Y
Next to Princess Theatre
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Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co.
THE STORE OF QUALITY
With One Price to All
115 East First Street-------------------Phone 104
' ■. r S ’
villc, is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Walter M. Haynes, coining down to
attend the G orm oly-R obcrts wedding
which takes place Wednesday a fter
noon at the Methodist church.
S O C IE T Y
MRS. F R E D DAIGER, Bociety Editor
Phone 217-W
P I P E OR GA N CLUU
I f r * * h > v * a n y f r l r n d a v U I t t a f jm
— If j o * a r e ( o l n g . o / n k r r o o r f o m l n g
t o a r , o r If y o n a r r r a l r r t a l n l a g , * * rll
a r « l * l r a r e l o tkla f r p a i t n p a l , g i v i n g
J rla tls. or ttlr p h u a r (hr llrm .
It n i l
k* g r m l l r a p p recia ted .
A large and enthusiastic meeting o f
the Pipe Organ Club was held Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. A. F. M cAlis
ter at her home on West First street
number
SOCIAL CALENDAR
During the business hour
■■f item* were disposed of, and a'com
Monday Mrs, Walter M. Haynes will
nut tee was appointed to take charge
entertain the members of the Gorin of the cooked ......I sale which will
ely Roberts bridal party at
her be held at the Union Pharmacy next
home on Fifth street.
Friday, Nov. I Oth.
Monday pinetiec for the play “ San
A ft e r tile business matters
had
ford Follies” by the Business and
been cured for. a very pleasant social
Professional Women's Club, nt the ,
, ,
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hour was spent, during which the bosM elaka at 7 ;'ll) p. in
loin ions ice cream and
less servi
Monday Business Meeting o f the
ake.
Dus . ihss mill Professional Women's
■Sixteen
hill m em bers and several
v "ill- i ■ tin \\ . Ink i \pt s ,.a t 8 Id
Ml - Ml Mi st in ' lilts
tills I'l
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I i il'av Sill I,it P c ' l I t III " t n i l I . . 1 1 .
Ml
StI i S . I Tt I ■i ("III Will b e b o s
a In oh pa11 v .1 1 ili ' * - 1 in
il M n,ila \ 111 lie!
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Mi
I U Rutledge Monday after
lowed by. a ret ept !"!i .
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We , In. |,iv Mi sic
I *i*| •:i 1 1I n c u t
of
ii"
ill,- Ibniiiin' - i lub will meet lit • do
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l .vcr y \\ >i k l lri dge t lub
Will meet Wltd M - U
. '1 big pen
I I.
■it Inn' )i"i!ie o'i 1h- t k ,r, eiiue
I’ll UI1- day Mi- I i eoige K night
will
e n t i r t a i n the members of the Mcr
in Mat run- Bridge I lub at
In r
Ml
M in. , ti Magm.li.i ,i 1 1-oue at .1 On
I. i I... k
Munson at 3:15 p. nt.
.In'k-i'iiville vv as representi'd
yu'-terday hy .bdm U Rugsby
M i - I II H . i w k i i , 11 lie
. 11 y e - 11■11)a y
t hi M i I, ' i iiiiiii.
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h i - 1H) lied al
Miss Daisie Eldredge, o f Richmond,
Vo., is the attractive house guest of
Miss Eleanor Roberts.
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b u s in e s s
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ill
-s assisted by her d au g h t e r , M rM ; gt ,1Vi , - e I 1 eif It dellCO ills «al
a lid w 11 he-, and ice tea
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ml h
I'l iR MR I D M
Walter
g u n l ul l s
S a t u r d a y i et il ian Mu-.'* ( lub will
met t a! tlie studio of Mr . Fannie
f <
A fte r
hi is I e s s
M
p w rn
II ay lies
last
wa
evening
i'v i f i iin
1111 1
when
ind 1■idual c a k e - i iitmi >1
"lit the pi cl I y ' olor -i lu-nie
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f "til ■y.-j "I I .mi pa. w i n
a r r i v a l s here vesterduv
’ nR o f the Music MepartnuKjt Wed 191 Dtp
nesday afternoon at d:.‘!0. There will
piano selections.
After the musical
numbers, several contests
afforded
much merriment in the "w o r d
con
test," the prizes were won by
Miss
Eleanor Roberts and Burke
Steele.
Mr nnd Mrs. \V. M, Clayton, of Miss Roberts receiving n dainty hand
Augusta. Ga., arrived in the city y es rpade handkerchief, while Mr. S teeles
In
terday and are stopping at tin- Monte prize was a linen handkerchief.
the
contest
“
Cupid's
Art
Gallery,”
tinzuma.
prize, a jack in the Lose, was won by
G e o r g e K. G o rm e ly , o f G rea t Rend,
Did you vote fm (lie school aiAe
in and give us better schools
S. V E R N A Y .
l b ' ‘ lose all day S a t u r d a y , so order
al ly t h i s week Popular Market.
,
8 1 0
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The winter visitors are com ing to
Saiifotd and the city is tilling up and
n o - mess i- picking up along every
T he Herald delivered, 15c per week.
GOLD
Given to the Person Holding nu. |
Ticket!
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BIG BALLOON DANCE
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Music by the Popular
ORLANDO COUNTRY CLUB OIi( 11 k
Come One, Come all, and See the l''un!!!||i
DANCING FROM 9:00 UNTIE i2:o'o"
MRS. H. A. PHILLIPS, Owner and Main™
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SAVINGS
We Pny’ 4% Interest on Savings Accounts
EVERY WOMAN
ii
Appreciates her own Bnnk Account. \VF, apjue, iat, the it
count of every woman whom it is our p r i v i l e g e m , ,. rve_
We know that a checking account m D
piify her household and business trunsi'<
guard her interests.
A ; da.
Yfe.
Women like to hank here. We make tin nt n . |.g h n»
Every woman likes a saving account.
A CALENDAR SAVINGS
BANK
WILL HELP YOU SA\ K
The Seminole County Bank
SANFORD, FLOKID \
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STRENGTH-----------------PROGRESS----------— -I.Ill HE
hue
|i(, x e
an
apartment
house ’ and
SELLER’S
%
few
SAVES MANY STEPS
This business is now under new management and our Mr. Monahan want' •"
mir old customers and an unlimited number o f new ones.
OIL STOVES
$6.50 TO. $48.00
VELVET CARPET
$2.50 TO $3.00
Jacksonville,
November
(’>. Last
Saturday the crowds in
Williams'
pharm acy waiting to get RECUMA
witnessed mi unusual sight when Jim
Smith of Crawford, Fin., came into the
,,tnr(, and Insisted ill seeing tho RE( UMA man.
a
L IN O L E U M
Sanford Furniture Co.
CAME 15 MILES
FOR MORERKCUMA
"lily
Rugs
Nationally Advertised
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A. II. Moses of New York is bock
m Sanford for the vegetable season
and r.ill remain during the winter.
He left Mrs Moses in Ntivr York to
recuperate from a bad attar’: o f la
grippe and "he will rulin' lo Sanford
us soon as she is aide to t m ’ud
Mr.
Mos,,s is a Sanford citixen and own*
koine valuable property here and his
many friends are nlwnys glnd to sco
him end his f n m il j every fall
W hy, she g ot well so quick we couldn't
realize that it was true."
\yhen the RECU M A man first came
here, he snid that the many people
who had gotten the medicine would he
back in about a *week to tell him of
the miraculously quick results they
would get hy using R E C U M A . This
prediction is being borne out from
the tone of Mr. Smith’s story o f his
w ife's return to health and strength in
«
Cedar
Chests Kitchen Cabinets
other
property
BLUE FLAME
PER YARD
Special!
Special!
“ 1 came all the way from home to
tell you how much good your RESlI.VE fclJ.lipiJI fiSlJV'
jttllU' J H t j l l f s s t i v < UMA did for my w ife," said
Mr.
presented a bottle of toilet water and < raw ford.
"M r. Williams told me
M r- Gormely was given a loose leaf , hls RE CU M A was the best medicine
to ,i L. o,,b
«
note hook.
|)( hi,«| ever seen, and that it would
Miss Roberts wore for this oeeu s-, j,rang her- strength back so she could
ion a lovely frock of white Spanish ,|„ j)t,r work around the house once
lace and georgette over white satin.
more.
A. E. Borritt, o f Jupiter, W.
A.
ST. A GN ES GU ILD
Ames, o f Iaieshurg and Vt. A. Niles,
The members of the St, A gn es Guild
o f Kt. Augus(ine, were among
the
held lheir regular social meeting yes
business visitors b y e yesterday.
terday afternoon nt the home o f Mrs.
Misses Bess and A n nie,M ae Burke, S. M. U pyd on Park avenue. It was
activ guests preccdetUby n short business session,
who hove been the attractive
o f their sister, Mrs. Herman Hutchin at which time were perfected for the
Committees
son, leave tomorrow for Albany, N. booths for the bnzailr.
were
also
appointed.
Y
AfU i the business session tile mem
lx-rsewed "ii artnli - f"t the bazaar,
M i- Lucy Harbor and Mis- Ludow
ia,1
1
in tin- afternoon Mr-, l.lnyd as
na
Little, of Cnnum-rce, Ga., are
sisted
liy Mrs Archie Belts, served Ice
spending the winter here at the Ga
hies. They have ninny friends here cream and chocolate cake.
A m on g the members ntending yes
who art* glad to sec them.
terday's
meeting wore
Mesdanius
Mrs, Ii. H. Stevenson, of Jackson- Archie Betts, Win. lidding, M Min-
Wednesday, Eve. Nov. 8 ’»
LOCALS
1 5 per cent o f f all this week
MAHOGANY
Mrs MeCnughen, of Orlando, and
sister. Miss Ada Wagoner, of Kis
There
were
about
twenty-five
“ But it did more than that. She has
simmee, were the guests of Miss Elea
guests nnd the occasion w^ns one o f j also gained forty pounds, nnd she now
nor Roberts yesterday.
much enjoynWnt.
weighs a hundred and sixty pounds.
Ir
F
S T R U C T FARM AGENCY
,l'' 11 "f'b-ndid program. Mrs. Scssoms,
II.T Magnolia Ave.
st»te chairman, will be pr«.-.nt,
Interesting papers and musical mini
hers will be included in the program,
Lakeside farm nnd grovo o f 200
so be sure and come.
trees, 20 acres. Several acres henvy,
black loam, best o f soil for vegetables,
H h
fa l i
strawberries, pears, pluma,^ guavas,
M
■a
fca grapes. Good f> room house. Excel
lent shooting and fishing. 2 miles to
S3
railroad station, stores, church, school
household furniture and farming
M
bi a
tools included. $2,2f*0.
$1,250 cash,
I* al
in
■at her for election da
balance 1 mid 2 years.
184-tfc
t In
ml h
M m - I 1 11111 Ruth Sp< n, c i s an g a (Jniek Return nf W ife’s Slrenglh
, I"1
uii.oi.g Itie in ntbev of lovely solos in hot usual
And a Gttin nf FnrJ \ I'nunds
i h a r mi n g manner, ami Mr-. Mc t' augh
In Weight Related hy
mi, of (Jrlnmlo, remlered a number of
J. IM. Smith
Mrs. J II Y in', o f Oxford, Ala,, a r
rived in the city for a short stay, and
is pleasantly located al the M onte
zuma.
v-f
Httynt's.
ing hospitality o f little Miss Itnynes kot,
191-2t
w ere; Mary Alice Shipp, Helen DougN O TIC E
hiss, Sara nnd Area Mitchell, Juanita
On November tho 10th 1 shall be
McMullen, Dorothy Gore,
Margaret
Giles, urporio Hoskins, Carmen fJuth eotnpelled to advance my price on
Eugenia wood one dollar per cord
rio,
Marguerite Garner,
Keene, Dorothea I.awson,
Margaret
* his advance in price is mado nocesBritt, Juanita Sm ith ,‘ Pauline Mninos, ' snrY t° meet tjio cost of cutting and
Dorothy and Marion Iloyn cs nnd oth- bmiling, and no orders will bo accept
ed a fter that date, except at the new
era
price, $8.50 per card.
All orders in hand prior to N o v e m - 1
MUSIC D E P A R T M E N T
her
tenth will be filled nt present
All members o f the M usicr Depart
price.
incut are urged to attend tUo meet
a t 'mmi
Knns., arrived in the city Sunday and
is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. W. M
FOX NEWS
M i- B"tia. nt St Petersburg, is fn
(he i ity today venting frienda. Her
fat lu r ami mpther, .Mr. and Mra. A.
\ Ihckii. formerly of I’nola, are now
I lie tiv mg in St Petersburg, where they
-in entertained at her home on Fifth
street, complimenting I he members of
the bridal party for the G orm ely -R ob i
erts wedding mid members o f the fum
d>
The living room was decorated with
cut flowurs of rainbow hue combined
wi th f. mis
Potted palms and ferns
■o s " heuig Used
in tile dining mom
the ' " l o r motif " f pmk and white were
used. The table was centered with a
large white rake from which were ex
tended pink and white hearts fasten
ed with pink ribbons, there
were
drawn by the guests, who found their
f- rtuties mid hits of adviie fastened
to them
The refreshments of brick
Under New Mmiftgcnu'iil
SNUB POLLARD
Only a small lot left. “COME AND BUY
QUICK” and you will surely save money on
your purchases for the boy.
OPENlNf
Lake M ary Casin
DOROTHY DALTON
PRICK OF ABOUT ONE-HALF THE REAL
VALUE
•\.v;j s *-■t I i ■ $•
I f ; ’••
GRAN D OPENING------GRAND
UIRT11DAY P A R T Y .
Saturday afternoon from three to!
five o'clock little Miss Dorothy Hayn
— 1Nes entertained most delightfully at a
H allow e’en party at her h o m e ' oil
Fifth street, in celebration o f her
tenth birthday anniversary.
The house was decorated with Hal
lowe'en novelties, and festoons. The
dining table was covered in checker
A t last— a big human picture o f
board e ffe c t with black and gold pa
the great Northwest. A tender love
per. It was centered with the birth
story with thrill swept action e v
day cake iced in white and topped
ery minute. And the niopt dnring
with ten lighted tapers. The place
climax ever filmed. A lso—
cards were cunning suggestions
of
Hallowe'en, and at each place were
baskets filled with candies. The f a
— AND—
vors were crepe paper caps.
The
lights were
covered
with
yellow
Tom orrow — Pauline
Starke
In
shades and enst n plousing^cffect over
" W i f e Against W i f e " ; also n Twoall.
Refreshments o f Ice cream and
part Educational Comedy.
cakes were served.
During the afternoon games
and
contests were enjoyed, the prize a doll
was won by Marguerite Garner while
Pure Maple Syrup, English Mnrthe booby prize, a ball, went to Carmaludc, Krystal Cukes, Fresh fruits
n u n Guthrie.
A m o n g those enjoying the charm- both dried and candled.— Popular Mur
In order to prepare our shelves to stock a new
and complete Boys’ line we now offer what
we have left in stock at a
.
HUrsl
B fenioEc
-TONIGHT-
B o y s S u its , O v e r c o a ts
S h ir ts a n d B lo u s e s
.'
I
.. ■
Frc<I Daiger, Howard Ovcrlfn, R. W.
P c a m iu n li n d J. N. Robson.
SPECIAL SALE
i
*j
IS splH H H
*
ROOM SUITE
LIVING ROOM
SUITES
Cane Back Suites
FIBRE LI VIM'
CONGOLEUJVI
RUGS
Spring
%
Cushion
Suite
A ll Sizes
)
SPECIAL!
• SPECIAL
SPECIAL
10% OFF A L L THIS W E E K ON COLUMBIA
GRAFONOLAS
days.
Many Coming Here
I ins miraculous RECUMA treat
ment has been secured here by the
Union Pharmacy who is supplying it
to the many people who have been
sending to Jacksonville for it.— Adv.
*
!
i l i i t i a M l i f e i i d r-.L~
�>i
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:
W *
‘ -i>L.
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_
REALM OF SPORTS
LaIIaye Rolls the Hi#?h Score oi’ the Evening
With May a Close Second
__________
Llthoiigh Tommy Jones' Orange
Iters howled in much hotter s h a p e
sst night's gnmo than they did in
|r opening game last week, the,
i' s Club had very little trouble in
Ra Itsj Jt4 Ra
l .lilt ,■ 1 IMiuharh, pumpkin, Hrus.srl
Sprout . Spinach,
A sp a r a g u s
and
sweet |hit .it 11* s
I'njuilur Market.
CELERY SEED
►■a
Ik"
Ka
«4
k«
I’t.-k is
Orange
‘ ‘f i m p t ( i Vf t nv ) i t
Imt
ha
UU 2t
M
Wc close Saturday
signs
sin.wed
pii' hing him a close second, roll
unit, rolling the lowest average
the Men’s Club, bowled
higher
rhnn McKee,
who
was
high
Co
fC ' > \t regular scheduled g one
|(h.. ■ Wednesday night, at wn ■'h I; ..r,i • . > 1 ,1,
the Motes
meet
the n i ' ght y < ' iiigrrg.it'..o
Ian
ami the Itotes will e n d e a v o r Korn ■t
pm the first cri mp in the t'on.rre Mrii bant
Lti'u.alist's pennant a s p i r e t ions The < lut»<
i
•h
•
•hit
M« t
\1 11 p
-
in i\ h
t.'t gl.ij rd a g m w t
IBABE” IUITII IS UPHELD
BY RED .SOX CATCHER
11 nt
■k| o f Series o f \r t i c l c s o n Maj or League l ’ la>ers, Wr i l en l»> ( Itapman
tiUr.e the utter miP"
111 T
11'
I II \ I ' M
il.i' it > f"i
if t ) t r h l g
'.rr m any
I
. mg th at
l i t 1 1 ['■ t g
1l|r;,
.,ii
t
li
I
hu l l t. - , . t i
hat ! h
U'l 111. I■
n i'I
■ARMISTICE DAY
! I
.
iii'" i
m
•»
us
■ lit
'l
i i s i i . iu
regarding
pnd b efore, the falls must rely on tin* | u ,I]
papers
f o r t h e ir ilo j'i . h a v in g
i-
"
1.
,. f
play. I
tb .il
SI IIS, 1N. d o t '
111 111 t i n I
1 t i l l v i*'ii
Hahe
Ruth
.
IN
THE
Sanford, Florida
SHIPMENT OP HKAUTIFTL
property o n i u t losl
S2r>.ll(i hy sending for 2.Y
gallons o f Faint and
pa\ itm .SI.00 per trillion
more than we charge in
our store. Some silvertonjjnc sales a^ent fool
ed this property owner
as main propertx o n ners It.i \e been fooled (Lis
yea r.
\
R \ I NT
TABLE AND BOUDOIR LAMPS
PENINSULAR ELECTRIC CO.
■I’ huiu* 113
112 Magnolia Avenue-
’■M
HIGH CLASS AUTO PAINTING
J
Wc ii.-r imihiiiu InU tin* Ii ot material; a
\\i" k timin' l'\ t' \|M'l t wo r l mc n ,
X
■5
W \LL R A R E R CO.
JACKSON’S AUTO PAINT SHOP
H. A. HALVERSON
\\ ijrht Bros. Dept. E nrage Building
TRY A HERALD WANT All FOR RESULTS
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ii
f
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1
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liilli.
l l e r a l t l W a n t A d toilny.
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vv i t h ' . i i t
________________________
> -r T
Ic a g iir
W . J. riugpen of this city, the live wire insurance
have starred i n tin past
f ; 1-1 TinMil
and
•VI
Sanford man wins first place in his agency
district and gets honorable mention
r Pat W ill 1 1.MU
U 'l, .
THIGPEN LEADS THE CLAN
and
Ii ’
!•'
V;ill
h\
I lit M l\S ( d I \l *d M
I I )\ b I IM W
R.j»»h (i ili i» rr L*. ptt 11jr•*! L» if
i ■ ' i t ' l l i lit* . i n o ! l i i t l n M mi l i l t \
In ar
I be
|. i iiv it,11 L brni vn i rP|« n i n w , h.is it)
, ,\ .1 l i n k -i in I Inin,, bill vli i i ' * «v lui h
, Ile 11•I min «i r tivhi ■'Ul ■>
,
tiyU'i’l
-ilk
‘ !<*!>*’
t .frill, .in i mi billed III lb*- v ■nnd
tun k,
w in c h
. i I-j i
h i'*
,m
"\ d
im k
I in wlmrl, kimono sleeves tii ti loaned
vviib deep culls to c o r n s|sind with the
kill ,ni‘ l lilt
Medium Mtv rri|tmes
v .in ls
JO -in eh
fig n i t s ! ,
.i it. I
Southern States Life Insurance
- - - - - - — Company- - - - - - - - -
I b<
-.Titb' c- I i i ibirltil .ill.m ill I * ' i d - .tlld
..iv ■ i
M n IHI n I i n' l 1 111111» - * ' . V.Hi In
l| nil II ' I l.l I * 11.1|
1 i |< I . . H .,
id
I 1,
v oils pi.tin, rnateri.il Ah inches wide.
l irsl Moilel: I’ irtorial Itcview Dress
\n W!fi Si/es, .11 to II iikhes host,
I'lire, IS cents.
Second Model:
Dress No.' 9*112.
Sires, II to II inches bust, arid 10 to
2U year*. Price, IS rents.
^
m ade the biggest show ing last w eek in his district and in the w eekly
report had an honorable mention in which it was stated that he had
a good chance, to he a contender m next year’s club. H e w ants to
m ake even a better showing this w eek and will be glad to tell the
world about the possibilities of the Southern States Life Insurance in
every kind o f policy that is written. T A L K 1 0 T H IG P E N .
Dorothy Dalton tonight in the “ Si
MONEY
ren ATull" a picture of
the great
Cut
out
this
slip, cnoloso it with H
e
Northwest. Don't fail to sec this ns
and
mail
It
to
F
oley'fi
Co,,
283G
Shef
it is one o f Dorothy's best.
field, Avo., Chicngo, 111., writing your
Hut the big feature o f the week is r.amo and address clearly. You will
cess Friday and Saturday
All the lnnguruus charm and g lo w
ing beauty o f the Nile, all the exotic
loveliness o f the daughters o f Cloopntrn blended into the greatest love
drama ever made.
And the "Loves of Pharaoh" is sup
ported by an all-star cast.
m
jjg B
C U T THIS ONT— IT IS WORTH
"The Lives ^ f 1'hanmh" at the I’ r.n
Q
agent who represents the
t g
>hi past season, hut being a player ln ^ ^ ^
4 c , in, in
m, rn In
the same league, playing against him
several times in the season, knowing
"W ife Against Wife' a t t h e i ' r i n
him personalSy ns well as knowing
,ess tomorrow night
Several little instances that have been
magnified and misgiven to the public,
I' a tiliiie S t a r k p l a y s t h e l e a d i n g rol l
I do want to say that I don't believe
he has been given a square deal ini—nuff sed,
the publicity given him this past s u m - 1
mt>r
And then comes I lust in Kiirmim on
Thursday
night in "Devil Within.
And then, bo that as it may, Ruth
4
IDLE CASH
JUST ARRIVED
...........
nn twi. I.; !"'ir sp"’ l
1 this is one * .i s i , w In ' t I I I 1. f u l l ■d I.. 1. .
1
J'Ua| ktiowleilg*-, tin 1 any Inive W i l t * r do > o r tit i n k i n g f u r c m
» 'i
m i s l e d , where sjHiilt
Wl l i t e r s
w i l l t e l l > "U o b i , ,t 1 ol'c It ill ti ' run in
tl r.iiigh p o r s o n u l differences am | p e t
w i t h s o m e ?quo t w >iters t hat caused
1921
It - idousios have poisoned the III u n is pin;. I n la- s LI - pi'lltb'd 111 the
jot tlie fans, knowing that they would world series, ami lie identally hroug^it
I hi, v,■ in, way of finding out tin- real dotvn the writers i ondeiUH/it fun mi
Itruth. And then should llalie Itulli [lube’s head,
trud.r good next season, these same
Upon writers would write about what ^ ^ ^
^ ^
Pj
Hn
a strong eomehuek he made, while, B
» :
should he have a had year, they would ^
^ P IIF
[ join the class o f "I told yon so."
r U l l
1 H lj
^
I am not trying to up-hold Ruth im ^
T t/IA IT IP
P A \T
^
|a model or even to
say that he has ^
l y j y 1
p
A ll
Tta
hc ii right in all his misfortunes o( ^
^
hascs for Rutii to knock in.
And I will nlniit that the (limit s
pitchers mode Ruth look hail in the
last championship series, in fact Ruth
made the poorest showing o f any Y an
kee player participating.
Still, he
°nly ran true to form shown by all
stars who have shared in a short
scries. Many players have become
*tara b y thair play In tho sorics, but
YOUR
. KS
'
still remains the most fenred hntsn,nn in the American league. Or in
either league f o r that matter. The
mere knowing he will ho the next
hatter up has caused many « weakhearted pitcher to pitch badly to the
preceding batter, therefore putting
himself Tn 7 hole by putting men on
I u
\\ elaka Iiltiek
give yon somr little dope
no
ptK. i way h i which to fui m Ih' it " I ' m
t'.-n
i- '
and i t sei li l s t llat 11n s'
t
.... r
rv r i ■ and II *1w s p a p u t it'd n 1 <<*'*
is the
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
L. P. McCuller
' 11.,
'rv ih e
I
IT T
customers.
D a ily F a sh io n H int
Naturally,
il
independence.
nin lit to take care of
,1
I
i
Hah- I. ah 1 1 C t„.
t I'li'. I
i
.. ,u which the puhll. ha ■! hall
lb.,
w lial hap| i
..
| t ,, believe In lU-t tit. ..ji|".-»J. I’ ' if I'
He n i l il • l i m b e r i..,
!
r
I rnr ritlld. t Intis, i 11' I Ila ■1 11P * 1i I hr . i h fn' . mi h. m .U'L
i il
fj |ii'Cm >?i a I i i in Iiii t with K ul h ’ *•i 11 *I, tK. i ;m hi * 1n i .i . I
I,,.thi p ai l M'H'iiil r[|.sii|i-i
I .ml
Jn making ill. •tateiln lit that Hath ‘
kill, g to slip l li.’ Satifi.iil fall-’ a III i- far fi mu Ihrnugh, I am e'xpti ii g
Try
lip dupe that will ah! them in g e t t i n g the coneonsiii* nf opinion of the entire
k-ht
A Hlrr.trtill league,
\lld I might add
\ 1 undri "tain! It, on.- "f the Di m t ;,l-n that t r ga rd l . -s *'f llWO much til*'
llm a sed 1111111 v m h ase hall tiidav. is ililf.u'eni sport writ.uw havr 1>* say
|h.g
,f (lir
illnl d Wli 'fa I <>f ii To■n t tbr dn l i n e nf l i i l l i t hi \ W'!1
„l !:,,)()
[|| "|.|r |"H, 1till Tl I11 1 a v■ a lien h hnt'ib i f nin lit " ■i l-g e
' vti mill out
and tli.it i • V’
'it
till \ n t• II' Iiti 1 r IC ,. |tl brt tl| ,
.,,,[ m a n [„ ........ nf at all. ( f Mas ti.nl
....... ..
tin h a »-.ii
|taili> j u s t a s m i n i ) in t h e S o u t h n . it i v a i l i n g p u h l n ' .
Me* In the North. Now j us t where
|„ future isaueo of the Herald I
|Uu,< idea conies from, ami why, i-s will try to rite to you several differKurd to u n d e r s t a n d .
way.
sales! and surest, and in the end il means (manual
Will he open Friday
'
lilt
'
best
i
ti
■
I he Lank way is the
■I ' • til
i,
li.............
!
t h. >• I .
Ii . I g ' i r
. s, and rarely n ■ t < "III I'' ' tl i 1
1
ill d
VV t h l u g lr.lg ■
I
\ \
M<>ne\ that ts Imlilrn .iw.iy does nut grow and can
sprout, iiu reu.se and yield an ulmndunl harvest.
SANFORD
II
A Fortune Grows umlri laws dial are rorlam.
l! kepi in i in illation, like fetlilc seed il will
night,
1 i v
im
not pioduse
Ma
Clod-Busterx .uul Counter Jumpers
he cm the c a r d s f,,r Thursday
!<l" ’ ,l1 > ll- " 1 11 banl tram in face
night, which promise* to be another
,,M‘ •',W1 s ' lul‘good match
K n l i d u l ] t'hiise h o w l e d in t h e l a s t
The score for last night's game
g
o
m
e a l o i in j u s t i c e t ■ • h i m w e m u s t
Chase &Co.
thiit hi*4 |Hi*ir M'uri' wai ciuised
fit)111v*rs ,
by
ids
just getting up 1rum a tine
Julies
Hi
110 200
dinner
with
the Uotarinn* at Dave
Me Kcc
1 11 111 12.1 151
1)0 10 1 102 291 Thrasher's house. The best bowler
C, I’ . Hi'rndnn
W iggnis
IK! l PI
25 d n tin' league would have madf* n poor
Nurdgrani
100
85
185 showing after being tilled up ns lie
\\av
1.cfidlr
ior> 115 220
—
It Chtmc
91
. 9.1
M'
k»y
mad*'
f tir hr t dirwir g' fa^t
Total
1598
fs
IR
i’
l
f'd
lilt
1
Hang)
Rui Krf-, wilt If
Min' s ('lull.
V
1J
i
>
and
I
)e|
.n!
lave
did
tho big
Hilt*
127 111 1 11 115
howling
fi
r
tinMen’s
t’
htb.
May
1at) 151 Id7 |d8 ■
—
nvcrlin
111 lit) 15.1 •111
Archie Metis hasn't fully recovered
1H| Id! 112 177
Dfl.iiHavo
Punmt
12 1
118 212 front his trip to New York., but just
1 b.vd
122 ■vad, It■’ 1L (.'-t rigid
122
I id a 1
2117
l «ot Mi ado will be Sanf 'id's next
tun afr.'i Da-, t*-1 a
1In v |I c ed
Standing •if till* < lllbs
a
.
u
.
i
»
ii
i
*
u i1i
1i -t
U
K ’
1
!
'*
M o
■ 'v
before they will beenm * real
Itomlers.
Men’s Club have a team made
I of real consistent howlers and
L one rolled a good average Inst
Lit Deldillay rolled high score
I Its
LAWS OF
FORTUNE
will
«ng them into ramp, defeating
n even worse thnn the Kotos did
week, i
it-
GOLF
BOWLING
TENNIS
BOXING
CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor
;ANGE PACKERS DROP
ONE TO MEN’S CLUB FIVE
Chase
PAGE FFVH
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMIJER 7, 1922
JASE BALL
?OOT BALL
JASKET BALL
►AP SHOOTING
I S ;5*Stffl
receive in return a trial paekage contnining Foley’ s Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs, colds and croup;
Foley Kidney Pills fur pains in sides
and back; rheumatism, backache, kid
ney and bladder ailments; and Foley
Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathnrtic for
constipation, biliousness,
headaches, |
and sluggish bowels.
Sold ovorywh’cro.— Adv.
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R EAL ESTATE
LIFE I N S U R A N C E
F IR E I N S U R A N C E
W. J. Thigpen
SANFORD
FLORIDA
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Come to Sanford Saturday and Celebrate Armistice D ay
SANFORD
**The C i t y S u b s t a n t i a l ”
The S anford D aily H erald
SANFORD
•*The City -Substantial"
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IN THE HEART OE THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
N U M B E R 193
S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A . W E D N E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R H. 1922
V O L U M E III.
DEMOCRATIC LANDSLIDE SHOWN EVERYWHERE IN THE ELECTIONS
Ka
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORY
IS ASSURED WITH THE
ELECTION RETURNS TODAY
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IN ILLINOIS
DEMOCRATS W IN
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In N e w Y o r k a n d O t h e r i M v o t a l F IF T Y -F IV K MILLION DOLLARS
S t a t e s — S o l id S o u t h is A tta in
WKitK VOTED FOR HOYS
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RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP
ROLL CALL PROCLAMATION
W HEREAS. the American Ke.l Cross Observation o f Mem
bership Hull Call has been fixed for Sunday, November 1-th, A
1). 1922. between the hours of 1 :(Kt p. m. and 2:00 p. m , and,
WIIKHKAS, we fully nppre. late the wonderful services ren
dered to our country by the American lied Cross and feel that
each and every citizen of our community should co-operate to the
fullest extent with the lied Crus* ip this membership roll call
movement; and,
WIIKHKAS, the plan adopted by the American lied Cross
is to have each and every person remain at home between the
hours of 1:00 and 2:00 p. m. on Sunday, November 12th, in or
Mor that they may be railed upon by the representatives of the
Hed Cross and their membership enrolled,
NOW, THKKKFOUE. I, Charles K Henry, as Mayor of the
City of Sanford, Florida, do proclaim that Sunday. November 12,
IU22. will be Si-t aside for the ob . lvalue of membership roll call
of the Ano-ru.il! Iteil l ross bet w ■. u the hour- of I ot.l and 2 "II
p m , and do iei|iio*t and urge .v ii v pri-oii m the i itv of San
foul. Florida, ............. porate with th« \merniin lied ' i “ " m
this ni<ivenient and either enroll tie i iiii-mlsT*hip prior to that
date >'t remain at home bet wet a the liotiiso f Ion and 2 "II p
on Sunday. November 12th. I • 1 inm d .i that they may b.
..f the A merit-all lied < m u
interviewed by the represent!!*"'
w hos«. lov al *x-i v a
ha- met w c tie h e a r t y a p p t o v a l " f v.-rv
-l . tool of 1b. I li.t. 1 St lies, • t > , w 11.1. , 1 I Wl.lt , * d< •I•
l\ apple, lated bv all
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OTHER AMENDMENTS CARRIED
REAPPORTIONMENT IN DOUBT
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UPON POLICY TO
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INi; IIKMAND8 OF
Flnritla D e m o c r a t i c ils U s u n l
t i lth HI
make:
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I At K S O . W I L L E . N o v .
8 .—
L a te s t f i g u r e s im li e n t e e l e c t i o n
i II l< \<K). N o v . S
Itv m a i o r i t i i Fa
T h e fate o f tho
attitude assumed by the lurkt-h liat ••I i a u t hut'll.
id more than three ti. one Illinois v..t
F,
lonalists in Constantinople, it wo* <b i e a|i|u•!'I im im e n t a m e n d m e n t is
e f , v.ile.l the
bollll* to II
Fw»
clareil in offii ini i l l ' l l * here )••*(• r m ilmilit w ith a s l i g h t lea d in f n lrnoe.« oldiei- lit the World vvai v.*
day that the Lausanne peace lonfer viu* -if r a t i f i c a t i o n . O t h e r t h r e e
tenlav anil also voted m favor ol the F_j
enre mac be pustpoi’ e I t " the end ( a m e n d m e n t s a p p a r e n t l y c a r r i e d
return of light wines ami hei r
lu
the present month n'ul may p..**ibl\ •*> r o i n f m talile m a j o r i t i e s .
l,< abandoned
l lo o|,x lung of
Co
1h«* hi^tfi*Ht !Mirpri!««* in the cU*cIKISII ft KIM HI It \NS
, ..Ilf, m i l l ' b o d been f ix e d f or V i v . t u
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t • i* s**iiiihm(i*
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iii t«* have earII.
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ii * .i if tht** ••unt . ami thru* u% ^reat
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given
today but tt
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,
.
.
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that
tin
school
niiifmlmeiit
car*
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1 , m il a.* 'lul tin nff i. ml’s salary amendlokt . oliipb ' :.lid -l •e.|\ IP I.1*0
Ill |* \ A -t.Ml.lHMi.OiMi Ml »H F.
I Lilt allied i " h'.ritn1*, up lit ami the judges
!
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III. Votes lull- III IIII- tWII ptecllH'Ul
ST PAl.’ l., Nnv S The -defeat of
vv it Ii .mV alt. nip*s at
hifi will ill*
Ill, Thr \••or I* Ir d l-r r o l
i *4.
wit. ... loilivv*, tin ...- nt) preemeta
It. present nt tv e Volstead, Republican,
LONDON. N--V
s Tin
British K x p l o s i o n ( a u s c W i l l Ht* l ‘ r o l ) t * d h y M i n e l A p e r t s .
>riI t ,'.111. Ill " f 111'
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not
heard
fi"in
and
the
official
count
iihOior nf tile \ olsfettd law was mill g,.x. rnni.-nt lot d.n - led th. fuilh. i
11 l -11 .. -I * HI,. *■
M t ».,• ,
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S o m e I’lin e r a ls H e ld
l 'o d a >
will
given after the iituvaoa . to
i i.li-.i m the returns available at I" I" pp v merit of i ii." " " ." " " t.. Hu 1 a " - - l
Li v
il
glit
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|(i’ vpri,nil U. -I Kvule, mite •States Oil Nov. Ill be r lo, to apply
Ilriti-h I i i ! j h ui*l I'tiin ’
•r* •|
ipiuk'v
atin V wei
The If- d nit. t il t !.
I‘re. on I \ " I trammel, IS2; I n w si* \NO! f i;
pendent, was . lending by 1.0U" with
inter e-t -III! OTI the war debt.
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pending
on
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m ere*than half the precincts m the |( f
w i d o w * ol.ti r e l i l t IV t - i h n t tliev w 1 . 1 I .1 II.OX, Mil'll XVI. I the K. n.oll't
Brovvi.
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117,
Burr, Lift;
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the
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b.v
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ilistrut heard from
■t iii motion
I lie Brit .-I. hov
ol 111itt i ol oi i iiligeim I" - huv
|( |i(
t lea led " f Its ill od V.-te l till V
lik e th olg
f
the
1
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mphell.
127^
•
awthon,
ISO.
For r®ill Iio time slide the intentions O
appurtionmi-nt.
III.
against
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’
measuri
was
mad.
n
e
,
,
s
s
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Lat.
vesterdav
afiemoon
res,...
if
desired
......
.
CtH .l’ MIlCS, Nov
s
Kiss
lead
Im k.sh iiiitionali't.* wei.' mil
1'ieiinet No. 1. Trammell. 190;
v
dent relaxed to the least degree their
over Poinorenc for the senate was in bv the unavoidable delay III sending .lew * lo ought out fi>. b.M|ie* i-.
British deb. mission to America cd ... have been the last ... the work .......
Most of the v.ct.n.s vv.r, II"
I
reneJ,
"warships
'
-•" -7 , Sears. 184; McC«y, 31;
creased to 11,000 with additional re
,s ami their pastors, who vigilance and now
i " . win, |s:t. Taylor, I4fi; Burr, 174;
I lov-t mgs This brnligb* the total .f kn> .vn man C‘at ln-1
.r.toiion
of
i
h
<
•
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I...
oil
mused
by
the
r»"
turns tins forenoon
pu .p.'isl v IP .. lief a- I iv . ale about
............ I •■•*•*
f-giir.-d
, 1. .„! i
Tim l v * v.. mil
> .mi if It. I'.'. * aw t hop, 2oo For rci .. ... ■■ ....lust i >
,|
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last
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ll
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wav
to
gth. i- th ,|||P <1 -III
t ii .(r t .it.. <
■I i " i I i"iiiin-iit, 7s. against re-nptiorI•'*. ' 1'I
CUP A d V Nov *
Hlnn.is Iiein
t *11111 l II**Mt V
I iff it : il . of I >|| '-mp.m 1 1.. 1 .*••<! III I.M filet!! * HD f i 1u whirr
l
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d e l e g u t l op f i "i n t h r * . I "
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h., ' t i nix'd Hat ! IV.*1 , ltd ' ■ •
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ll i* *f « it • *.f Hi*
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•*i» •b ts l III f * .» 1
O'.
xx■I, iii I lo m i'. xIn P 11
.III. iiitr rc-l n ip evmied by the Voti v e i p o i . t h a t In w o u l d p e l m i l n »
I Iniv
Iw i pt v
•ttt•
tile So. lulls!
tut «ii I- \pill- Inf . fulfil r\ Jm i f- ‘•pi fit t tffJNIt!
took |daxe
III* total “ I I.Sleil
auth.irity
and , r*‘ «*t»hiT rluring the day or after the
wurkjniJH
yrntrr
N E W A R K , Nov. h. Kdward* over- states then complete, 21s members re vivors includes six miners vvh<
„gs yestr r URiirpHi.... *** •
*xv<•.... ng de |-*IU had close,I and for one time the
Iio v rr 4»rablr limr in t hr
Kliiri explained
cxjMOinr'i that
hmi the -weeping
...... » - ^ .1. '
ile,laratinns K*fr»
........ ..........
wLiln
day. They
confirmed
whelmed l-'relinghuyseit. a friend of ,,im,.<| for majority.
mands for evacuation " f the allied mil • rks were not bothered wh.lo they
urn
viou>t ly made by
President Hurdmg and the ndministra
ui rr r«*unlin^ tho votes.
sm.tkf isHiiril fmill thr mo,itii -*f tht |in%
the " . ' * ' ....... .. n" ‘ ' t " ’ ,,U,, r •""cession*
lid
rm .
ATI VNT A . Nov
s
The
tion spokesman in the race for tin
I'he ballot boxes will !„• brought in
*haft
Tin* t*»tal «|rml in, ludr* ! hi rr that 111. men who
,
| , ,p|, f i ..in tbXn g " t a g o '•rpp.cpt
,it* ti i* again a reality
I •d by I ep mi in* i *•. r«” ** ii* '1 ill tv • . who f.u Ini
III o ling owe till ir IlY •s t*
senate. Edward- holding » « o to on.
lo.lay
ami llu official canvas* probf " (JI,,| Thi hem:i!l*ls luixe eVi-P atl. tu| .1 '
In...... x, lien tioV«'ltini ‘lay lot.
It •
lli.it Hi. .............. tl II • t I'Im*
lead.
Judge Sil/. t I 'em.* rat,
!*
•
ma*l« tonight at which time
n |*uin * ••?»*•« i "'
"
but
Ink* ox el trie . u s l n l t i - n • •
I,I, I f ,i, i ix.i * ib fcjit«->! lx I * a X a If I
.b •ill'!* " 1*1.1
t .1t lu i.ffi.ui! tiiriilOH will hr available.
i lei ted goveiiioi
I urt It* » -• at •ti **f th* to "litii!
.1 .... .Ml •lo Itritl-h a ,t h"l it o'* baXi •!,' I'b'.l
• | , mi,,,' Hull Ib'lO'-tati
Nat "'full I'Uiilt la -* filth*
.•t - VA.1i” U'
\\ b. • *I*\ %
•t.* ».»*« i«
pra*tnally
the
Mm i.ff , < ..i*»
|i | |(e tb.
I 'old t h. i i w • •
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Ibe a 11*-g "I t*'"
t .. th. , a*
' lo 'll Ilf" 1.it* 'll ''* ' f t till ! tl.tf ..lit *.| t .s im« 1 » Ug'it b.i . t ih till""igli f lie f.i» h**•1-.
election of ICalst"P. I •<ni". i a ! , >■ tin * ' lltg 1,
t* .1
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t
to
III.,IP
'
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t o ' h e I t. k I -It • • ..I v I- rtf i 1*1*
11 a vel'-.l tb. -"<gl
afnl t.."k
senate over lleveridg. was assured llcpul'ld .in- vvh" c.iiro d a tooth"!,I I, i i d t h e m u
M. lav w it i.o.it
I \. K m iNVII I K N'ox 8. - Scatw
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lion
a m i h e r e its m e r e l y
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two y,a>
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The Deni". *.«t*
\11 it.. mi t |s| l;i- ol.Pv' ip l i e "til* . .I..' ■
b
llalst,ill's lead
I ....... with
p o r t i n g l" tlo
rx
foreign o f f. xx' at, ix-tx-d unofficial "Turns from 28 cuuncreased ll..i> , ollgl cxslonal repte-ep c d a s m i s s i n g hax h*‘< it .*« « •»ulit»,*i t of shot I " the s u r f a " Ut l oi i gh the shaf t
of 1,100 precincts m
working m hnri't uty, being agreed ti. s gave the "'apportionment amend
’I be e o ps i ' i pi e m e s w as that little del'
tat lull f t ' I I" - ' redid mg the up how ex <1
impels who upon a policy f r, *..stance to Ho- ment a lead of .’itil. Theso Tctunt
BETUOIT, Niiv/ 8. Michigan v..t |Miiieiit s fix ■ t" two Two llepubli, an
The .jiiiet prei ision w hi> Ii Iliai cv'I Its was d i s l o d g e d and
to stagger Turkish demand lor tile military ex i ii.bran d 16 pixi mgts fr^tn north nnv
ers apparently departed from tradi >andldnte* vit front opposition Ninth r e p .". a I nf t he •*>rp • \<• I h r ui"- tfU* xx et r t ups,.ill's xVi'le t.l'l
,,xrt. u, nation " f < "l,*t»,llt ,n«ple and the U e*t b'lordlu . o.,titles. For 89 pred'stn, t " f Virginia, 11* was ,x i.lent la«t night as preparations low nr the frc*h air /"to nt 14
tion and elected a Democrat t" 1*" ■ongr,'S*i"ii
n i* ,,ut nf I im','2 m the slate. 3,214
*a. l I"
r* f ount! h \ British for, •* til, r.
senate.
Ferris is Jeadmg Senatoi publi.ati (•" ' v* if*, r« turn# *1 t Im*i i t..r tin fiiutal* got unde, "ay li e h adil.g, vx lu I e the\ w •
.
,i,* ., ,,
t ivoi .jl tile amendment
' , |u 11* -' ff.> xellt I" |
•• >1" •Ul1
* i»m Lilian
11f ,o,l hollies we" " moved t•••" "" ' • | . ! ft it pal t >
Townsend hy II,00" with "iilv eight |..m o c r a l n
i.ml
2.6
*1
against.
%
la" |s'pillntl"ll
hundred precincts
r,'|i"rlA tc*t "f the \|!|x*d authority i( mill.
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l \ M I' \ \ " i Scattered teturn!.
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NF.AIl HAS I Lit N " I I I M ION
olfirinl returns frolli nil but foot I"'
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Bayard, Democrat, .T.M'TL
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i n t t<* i m u i u b r f i t
Krtiim * h o m * r ^
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today t hat i ,ii*u|er the N e a r INjx*t i rtsi*. t o iler t Huslant n.opii , that no pol.taal p'^r
I hr Hint.- r.Nr Krthlnck I. »0U am.numri! fMrmally hri
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I M KSONVI1.I.E. Nov. 8. - Florl-*
lennte, Senator 'ffrn d cx tcr , ItepVjb!. h ad
senate,
er s! . iii " f t he DcinoiMitn minor it y m <-ral * t u f f , w a s summo ne xl
to
th, force, if neiessnry, will be used to da * Demiarntie congressional delega
can 63,964; Dill. Democrat. 68, .01
lilterate the eilttor.
l!. ' s e n a t e a f t e r March I
tion xvas returned in yesterduy'a elecme e t i n g .
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ST. PAUL, Nov. 8.—Ijhipsteud, the
condition or
of my rrenlth,'
sand
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<• . , , , .u,, u- n j ""The
t n e conuuion
c . i . . . —....
tlona.
BOSTON; Nov. 8 . - With the state Farmer-l-ahor candidate for the se - ^ M..»alor, "makes ,t advisable. Imth
UUKAt II OF I'ltOMISH SUIT.
TO ESTABLISH I'KFX'KDKNT.
Thu Dumox ratic nominees for four
complete Senator Lodge defeated Gas- •„ t c , is UixduiK K*'
tpU ! ",U '* j „ justice to the party and to my---------|of the five state offic y i involved In
ton,* Democrat, by 1,946 votes. A re-|by more than 27,000 with one-third o f self,* that I should not offer
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W ASHIN GTON, Nov. 8. - President I yesterday's election were unopposed.
N E W A R K , N J„ Nov. H.—A breach
count undoubtedly will be auk,si hy tire state returns in.
! election.
I do not want mf friend* of( promise suit for J200.000 was fib Harding, Secretary of War
Weeks The unexpired term of state school
“ and Navy Denhy,- with military es superintendent was sought by W. S.
r .HARLESTON,
l V I t I F S T O N W Va.,
Va Nov.
Nov. H
H.— !
M *">’ un^ CMnry ',l“ rn'
ed here yesterday by Mrs. Lillian C.
(,a8l° n'
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( H A K LK bl ON, W.
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my health, but it i* not robust enough
behnH of her 20-year-old cort. will go to the grave o f the un <'awthon nnd It. It. Itilcy. Neither Is
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c^ u in u c . f . e r M .rch t h . ...... ..
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8 . - r h r ' l l o . u m » .......
known soldier on Armistice Day and a Democratic nominee as the vact
election o f Democratci governors over
leave a "Tenth there after u brief i j „ j|JC office developed after tho pi
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“ 1 t « * n h ' P " ,hK'h
I‘mil K. Ikllcr. The letter,
Republican!, now occupying eeatB, crat, U.o
eat o
.
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I inch conatant attendance.”
j r,Q yeurn old, is n'mombcr of one of ceremony which is expected to estn b-1mnry
Upon
reaching
conceded In Arizona, and Oregon. crlnnd, Republican.
-r- home here from• Newark's oldest nnd wealthiest fam- lish n precedent to be followed thru- j Despite the fuct that the Republi
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, , |Washington recently, Sotiator UnderDemocrat! in the lead for congress
out the years
c a n * entered the field In Inrger numional P
places
now held
by
Republican* , W ASHINGTON. Nov. 8 - Complete j ^
oma.
l a c e , ______
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MUrfced by hronehiti. and
Hu* rumpllllllt i hnrjJPS that
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IR vihhi
» fi ot
»um* III
n " uu
No
national
holiday* will be •
l'r" ,«*«*|
, Imts
than rever
before
in anit
o f f ycai
year” *
in Montana, New Mexico, 0reR*»n. nncl f:pun*n nhow nynr . vn ih
.
hi- hail to ranee! bin speaking enirage- ^
|irn, „ IMM! mnrriatce in l)ocen»»K-r, rlmm^l by iht preniilent who m sniil R o d i o n in thin
the day1* 'voU * i
Utah. Hawaii for the first time el,I t ed to the senate oxer . , n« »r
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Ile h, greatly improved and p
ttI|(| thu, Novomhcr 18.
this to f.ml that the simple exercise* at f(,r sUU.
Ilutiona| <jffic„ prorad,
man Dulont.
0pu . tea . y
,R up ......
and around again, hut hi} phy^
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flir
tju.
wedding
date,
gave
are
preferable
of
expressing
of
nn
UNllftl
to
bt.
more than Alfl
ed Democratic delegate to congress.
» your Vt II ^ I 1AIMI Mil Lila.
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113 lintiill, LU UV nothing
IIULIIIII^ IllUlt
jority of 1,300.
siciniis have advised him to go nway
Octidier 26 it is alleged Heller de- ficinl government recognition of the ratification o f the Democratic primarwouM
„ ot K„
for a rest. He left tonight for Pass , ___ , h<> M
i»tiLI n/xl
it<1*- through
f itrmitrh wxvi,h
i t h (lliy
' ina
■/ laaf
Inna
W ILM IN GTON , Del., Nov. H .-W i t h
ies <
of
last June.
H E L E N A . MphL, Nttv. 8.— Burton Christian. Ml.*., where he will spend ^
we<ullnfr
twelve districts not heard from Bay
Park Trammell, junior senator,
.
ard, Democrat, had 363 clad o v t r Du Whieler, Democrat, is mnintaing his a week or ten dtys.
HARRISnURG, In., NoV. 8.— Five re elected over1 his independent R e
Heller Is nt» officer o f the Heller
lend over Carl Riddick in the race for
Histenn o f senntor from Alabama
men were Jtilled, nnd two injured in publican opponent, W. C. Lawson, o f
Pont, Republican,' for the senate.
Tool Works of Newark.
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the sennte. with six hundred precincts extends four years from next NJnrch.
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an accident today in the Olytnphnnt Orlando.
NEW YORK, ,^0V. 8 .-A !so cla te d reported. Wheeler is leading by 6,
mine o f the Hudson Coal Company.
! Buy It with a HeraJd Want AtL
ICtMtlmse m Ps(«
* fba Herald for Tost Caras.
Pres! tabulation ^ tho vote for the 000 votes.
(||v Tkr A«»orl»trd
N E W Y O R K . N o v . H.
S w . pl
B e f o r e t h e r i s i n g t id e
of
th e
D e m o cra tic v ictories
m
m any
states, th e trem en d ou s R e p u b li
c a n m a j o r i t i e s p ile d u p in
the
H a r d in g lan d slid e o f tw o y e a r s
a g o . w e r e k n o e k w l r i g h t a n d le lt
m y e s t e r d a y 's election.
U ep u L l u a n m a j o r i t i e s in th e
senate
and h o u se w ere sh arply red u ced
l.ut t h e
R ep u b lica n
m anagers
d e c l a r e d thc> w o u l d not be w ip
..I o u t.
A t n o o n th e n c i p a r t i e s
w e r e D c d w i t h ITS .-a. h m t h e
l a c e f o r th e liei;e->ai \ m.i|o|it>
,,f -J1K t o c o n t r o l I |R' h o u - c a n d it
l i e c a m c a p p a r e n t that th e ilecn l
iiig v o t e s \ et to i o i n ** f n u n tin
west a n d m idd le w est.
<||7 Thr \taiirln Ir d I’ rrs.l
<||, Thr Va.o.-lnlrd I'rraal
|u N lit iN .
Nov
s
In view i i f tin
DEATH LIST AT EIGHTY
IN SPANGLER DISASTER,
THIRTY-TWO RESCUED
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CHURCHWELL’S
WEDNESDAY
M O R N IN G Dor I Hour
I-rom 10 until || ^
BEST
Grade
»debleaching
At, per yard
15c
(Limit, 10 yards to
a Customer)
Beginning Wednesday, November 8—Continuing Until Saturday Night, Novembe
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This Sale will be a Contest with all of the 10 Stores of Churchwell’s. All Stores will start their Sale on the same date, and we expect
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SHOES FOR THE
WHOLE FAMILY
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18x19 Table Doilies, at per dozen
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$1.39
$1.48
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81x90 Pepperal Bed Sheets, at, each
32-ineh Dress Ginghams, new
patterns, at, per yard—
75c
18x36 Good Heavy Bath Towels, at, each
21c
60c Ladies’ Lisle Hose, at, per pair—
$3.19
22c
27-inch Dress Gingham, at, per
yard
$2.50 Ladies’ Silk Hose, at, per pair
$•1.00 Men’s Shoes in Hal. or Blu.
at, per pair—
16x30, a real pood lltiek Towel, at each
18c
$1.98
25c Children's Hose, at, per pair—•
18x46 Hemstitched Dresser Scarfs, each
32-ineh Drench Dress Ginghams
a t, per yard—
59c
45c
36c Children’s Hose, at, per pair—
27-inch Apron Gingham, fast
colors, yard—
25c
$3.59
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$5.00 Men’s Shoes in Hal. or Blu.
at, per pair
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$3.98
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$9.00 Men’s Shoes, Hal. or Blu.
at, per pair—
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$7.50
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$3.00 Men’s Work Shoes, at, per
pair—
72-inch Table. Damask, at, per
yard—
$2.69
89c
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,
$2.98
$3.75
$27.50 Men’s All-Wool Suits, Young
Mens and Sport Models, at, per suit—-
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BOYS’ DRESS SHOES
$22.50
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$3.00 Boys’ Shoes in Hal. or Hill,
at, per pair—
$32 50 Mens All Wool Suits for Stouts
and regulars, at per suit—
$2.48
■ ■ S §*L5U Boys’ Shoes, Bid. or Blu.
at, per pair—
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39c
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Ladies’ Romeo ( ’omfor
pair-
$2.19
19c
I.allies' ( hir-Si rap I'
pair—
$2.19
$3.19
$4.00 Ladies' Shne>^
brown, at. per p
$3.59
$5.00 Ladies’ Shoes p
brown, at, per pair
$3.98
CHILDREN’S SHOES
per
$1.25 Infant's fir>!
5, at, per pan
98c
36-inch White Linen, at, per
yard—
3(* inch good Soft finish LongCloth, 10 yards for
$1.75
$9.95
$3.00 Children's SIp ><
an'
t o l l •.», at, per pa
$2.59
$25.00
at
BOYS'WORK SHOES
$ 10.00
$1.50 Men’s felt Hats, at, each
$2.50 Boys’ Seoul Shoes, at, per
pair—
$11.5u Boys’ all-wool Serge Suits, 2 pair
Hants, per suit
$5.00 Men's felt Hats, at, each
$1.98
$10.48
$3.95
$3.50
$3.50 Misses’ Shoes, si/i* 111. '
2, at, per pair—
$27.50 Ladies’ Coats at each—
$2.98
$22.50/
$5.00
G en ts fu r n is h in g s or S h oes we have it.
$1.19
$15.00 Ladies Tricotine Dresses at each,
$32.00 Ladies Trjcotine and Poirot
Twill Dresses at, each—
HATS
Men’s Genuine Velour Hats,
ench—
$1.50 Children’s Sheto 8, at, per pair
LADIES’ WEAR
65c
$1.50 Children’s S;it, h I'
Extension Soles, Size 2! '
$4.00 Ladies’ Jersey Petticoats, at each
$2.95
$1.19
$ 1.75 Children's HxtrnSize 5 to 8, pair
BIG STOCK O f LADIES’, CHIL
DREN’S AND MEN’S SWEATERS AT
BIG REDUCTION.
W e wjsh w c could quote prices on every item in «,ur Store hut we h aven ’ t the space, b ut if it is D ry Goods,
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$2.19
$1.98
$25.00
BOYS’ SUITS
at,
$12.on Boys’ Suits in Tweeds and Dancy
Mixtures, 2 pair pants, at per suit—
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!*o inch Linen Sheets,
yard —
MEN’S SUITS
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$3 50 Men’s Work Shoes, at, per
pair
Men’s Shoes, army last, at, per
pair—
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Old Ladies’ Comfort . at.
pair—
35c
WORK SHOES'
24c
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LADIES’ SHOES
at
$1.69
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32-in. Devonshire, all colors,
per vnrd—
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$3.50 Ladies' Shoo, p
Tan, at. per p.i •
lo in Nurse’s 1’ niform ( ’loth, at
per vnrd—
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15c
$2.00 Men’s Work Shoes, at, per
pair
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25c Men’s Socks, at, per pair—
$1.00 #Men’s Silk Socks, at, per pair
$1.48
SHOES FOR THE
WHOLE FAMILY
$ 1.00
89c
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5 V cffit,
$1.42
$1.95
$3.50 Men’s Shoes in Bal. or Blu.
at, per pair—
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1 dozen Men’s Socks in most any color,
at, per dozen—
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03x90 Ripplette Bed Spreads at, each
MEN’S DRESS SHOES
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36-in. Silk Taffeta, Crepe de
Chine and Georgette, at
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per yard—
36-in. All Wool Serge, at, per
yard—
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HOSIERY
66x84 Bed Spreads, at, each
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PIECE GOODS
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N o tio n s,
L ad ies’
F u r n is h in g .
Come e x p e ctin g you r D ollar to do big- th in gs d u rin g our B ig 1 0 -D A Y C O N T E S T S A L E
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WEDNESDAY,
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER 8TH
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And CONTINUES
And CONTI NIT'S
UNTIL
UNTIL
SATURDAY
SATURDAY
NIGHT, NOV. 18
NIGHT, NOV. C
Welaka Block, Sanford, Florida
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1922
AMERICAN LEGION PLANS
* FOR BIG DAY SATURDAY
STORES CLOSED ALL DAY
“ The autonuibilo hns nlwnya been
kept busy, We wjll ho pleased to buy
m e a d sa y s ch an,;k
c o p itii/o f any pnpor which ran bo n Mihjrrt of fin hs legislation. It is
1‘ KKSKNT METIloiis 1)1
either typographically or ill stute n shmiiip to root for every legislator
P l b l U k r 4 e v e r y a f l r r a o o h r a r e s t Ran
< * / a t I k e lle r a t B
Bv IU Im i l «
;t4;i’ur
now
moans
of
revenue,
ft
mont of fart
Wo will ho pleased
S T A * G()\ l li\\U;\'p
M a g a o l l a A i t , l a v t a r l , Iria.
to liiul a mo reliant who never mado a pays more than any property of aim
a law ilar value in lhe world and s subject
Oviedo, I h,
yer who never lost a rase through ills 1to more regulations than any other
To the Editor of th, s ,
r ta u iiiE iu i
Sanford. II,.
own errors; doet<>r who never wrong- means of conveyance.
U J . ItO t.I.Y . _ ______ __ _____ K4U.„
k litignosed a rase, a druggist who
t . J . L 1 I.I.A H U
__ R H r r U r j - T i r « , o r . r
—
.
\ our ■recent n,, ,,
never made a mistake; a postolfirial t imi s; .11,ds f.,r oh-dienre to ! he law
m . a . v r . E L _____
tlrn rra l U an aR rr
thservance
if all trniTc
for
confidence fhal tin I
A d v r r t I v i n a S l a n a g r r who neve! put mail m the wrong box, and
It. » . IIO I.I.V ...
P k a a e I t s u p l o AiOO I*. H.
, hut we fee that if a m o - !
woman who never fo ig o t to put in logulati
would do the fa , tIII e i>
t.v
Plans of the American Legion to The locul Rost of the American Le
the salt while looking or to put tea torist is to 1m* dried for disobedience
Florida is glaring lll'OII '
A l v r r l l t l i f Ita tre
M ade
K now n
mnke Armistice Day celebration the gion also requests thnt evoryujne - In
A p p lica tion
ill the teapot before putting in the ofa traffic signal, then the pedestrihn
present art of 111,, 8. r■I
biggest
and best ever held in Sanford Sanford display tho national emblem
L E W I S *H 1I*I*____C t r c o l a l l o o M « » i ( W
water. Bring in some of your mis- should he lined for jaywalking across
in issuing false and f, , „i
P h o n e i m - W a f t e r B p. m .
takes paragons who tin.I it easy to the street, putting himself as well as are nearly completed. The entire eity on thnt day.
in bnllots on the |;,
the
S u b s c r i p t i o n 1‘ r t r v In A d v W a r r
criticize the newspaper and we’ll give every motorist in t hat immediate vi- has entered into the spirit o f
amendment t.. „ll S. n I f
Cm. Y e a r _____ ____ _______ _________ 4
plans. The action of -the business KANSAS CITY W ARD
ot
ihcm the rlianre of their lives to findjrimty, in danger,
ties, while sending \„: ,|
• la M o a l h a .................. .................................
men
«f the city in signifying their
the
LEADER ARRESTED counties of North and \\,
lout whether they are really human.”
"The automobile has done more to
l > * l l » c r c 4 la C it y b y C a r r ie r
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------------- o------------enhance man's value to his eommu- willingness tu close this day is very
It can not he trut hf \ .j,.
commendable. Without exception ev
t ‘ hat
Knansns City, Nov. 7.— Sam Law for thirty years th. „ ,
•r
SAN FORD IS AN 1NVKSTM ENT nity and to enhance the value nnd
■Cl, r o w n
M c a la o le
( '• a l l y
enlarge the scope of that community ery business house in Sanford has ler, ward lender, wns arrested here meht of Florida has l„en l(1 ,h, 1 •■rna n d la p a b l l a b r d e v e r y F r i d a y . A d . r r U a la a r a m
a a d r k n o w n aa a p p llc a hatu!i
statedVhat they will close up tho en today on n charge o f conspiracy to
There are many out of town visit thnnany other one invention, and Wo
tt*a
D t a w r a l l * In p o l l t l r o . . BXOO p e r
o f a gang of perjured enn,
tire
day.
y a a r, a lw a y a la a l r a a r r .
violate the election lnws.
Lawless
ors to Sanford just now and there respectfully maintain on behalf of
traitors to the state, ruling (l>
ft
motorist that the automobile
Inasmuch ns Armistice day falls on arrest followed thnt o f three men and fraud, and with n
■ IH B C H
THE
A B R O C I A T K I I P R E S S hnv,. been many during the summer. the
>' fat
T h # A aaoclaled Prana Is a ic lu a tv e ly They did riot come to take the St. driver is entitled to much more con- Saturday this year the different com who made sworn statements, accord
(do jure) authority ov.i
e n title d to the uae tor republlcailon ot
“T
a l l o e w a dtapalchea credited lo H or John river trip or to see the beau-’ sideration than he now receives.’’— mittees of the American Legion were ing to the police, thnt they had re voluntary association of j
1
■ot o t h e r w is e cred ited In this paper
'"J*
in
doubtful if the plans arranged for ceived instructions on how to vote tho state prison.
and also the
local
news
published ■ties o f Sanford or to enjoy the climate Eampa Times.
-o-herein.
celebrating Armistice Day could bo and what name to vote under nt tho
or to phiv g olf on the finest g o lf links
Having tolerated thru , n ,„! ...I i«
A l l r ig h t s o f re-pu bllcatlon o f special
BEWARE OF RIO WORDS
carried out ns they had
originally drug storo operated by Lawler.
in the South. They might have said
d isp a tch er herein a re alan reaerved
urimtiun hitherto, n ,,
o> to
Lawler wns later rolcnsed on. $5,000
planned. Saturday has always been
they were coming to Sanford for that
condone what is past „i ,1
O f f l r r i 1 I K I I A I .1 ) D U 1 L U I X U . r b a a e Id
> date
hail.
His
preliminary
hennring
wns
purpose, hut they came nnd they are,
T,lt’ simplest, most direct way of the host trading day in Sanford, and
their legislation by r,,ns,.rit),;i.
'■’iff.
set
for
Friday.
still
coming
to
Snnnford
to
look
nutting
things
is
thojjcal
wny,
nnd
in
in order to devote the entire day to
eet
hut this last fraud ought ■ ■ ’ he
around, having heard so much about order to he readable, attractive and celebration it .was recognized that the
last straw.
the wonderful growth of this city and "leasing, no article hasto he inter- co-operation of the business houses KING POSTPONES OPEN
Looks like Democratic weather.
South Florida should >. ,1 .le
the great possibilities here from an larded with big words, used seeming- must be secured.’ A petition‘ for tills
ING OF CONFERENCE these nnnrehistir repudiun.,
' tier
t.v for showing the familiarity o f tho purpose wns circulated among
the
Constitution, elect f, t<
Florida had an awful tight to keep investment standpoint. They can sec
faither along this line than some of writer with the dictionary. It is tho merchants by the Chamber of Com
London, Nov. 8.— Tho opening of sentntivo government, jail
in tln% Democratic ranks.
\ ff:, ial
the
home folks, nnd no prico is too sumo way in conversation. Say what merce, n n ^ h c r c is novv nothing to parliament hns been postponed from sending money to tlx- N..,»| t!„r„|;t
-------------o-------------you have to say in the most direct prevent S^Ford Jinving, one o f the November 20 to November 23. Tho
Congressman Andy (lump made a steep to pay fo r a good investment in
rump and appeal to
,
f..,*
..r.ivvinir
.itv
All
thev
need
and
forceful manner possible,
and it‘ biggest days in its history.
Inas king will lake pnrt In the custoninrj' eilre to Florida the dem
great campaign against the renppor- •*
browing
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to do is to look around this city, note will enrry twice the. weight thnt it much as Armistice Day is n legal hol state ceremonies.
tionment amendment.
o f governlnent guarani.
by
the location at the head of navigation, would if couched in obscure Inniday tin', banks will all be closed anil
-o
the U. K. Constitution
the hundreds ..f trucks hauling gunge, marked by words that convey the farmers and others who pay o f f
Wednesday evening, November 8th.
The situation i- th,
The mec•tin' of the Associated1
.itiro-'v'ille
will
he
a
regu
"
lll,r
fr,,m l >ie I....Is at Sanford to " " idea of grandiloquence and seek to weekly will he obliged to secure their we will have a tacky party for the confronting the ,u t,
•gu
Dailies in (
every point point in south Florida, statements that may he made,
pay ndls Friday instead of Saturday fhcnefit of the League nnd there will construction period
lar college atfair
Th program is a
see the greatest trip king .enter m
This does not mean by any means ns heretofore. A number of the f a r m - ‘ be (aides set for. cards nnd other
fine one.
fraud. The vvlnt. i . t
i
the world. InnI out turn many ear thut eommonplaee expressions and ers interviewed have agreed to pay games and refreshments will he serv
found a wny out of h..n,i.,,;
loads of truck and fruits are A C Tl' "slang" should he emphasized, or thnt j (~iff Krjlj(iy whj(.h wil,
mit
the ed and those who desire to win a prize if we are true men w, •..!i
Is there any mure word from Sum
ALLY SHIPPED from Sanford, and w,‘ "aght to overwork certain words same volume of trading being done should come dressed for the occasion.
way pf escape from il.
ter county in the Tampa Tribune T
. .
,
.
then take a slant at the many big and phrases, with which all of us nre f t|IJ41 evening as is usually done on This event will he held nt the Knights
presaion.
Shipping .12,000 carloads of vegeta, , . .
,.
, more nr less fnmilinr, thus betokenm i lust year t( s? iI ,U..V
Saturday. The stores wifi all he open of Columbus Hull. Admission 50c.
bles
they nKmihl
should p
be ’ buddings completed here, those nlYours truly,
ready under construction, find out how »«g « poverty of the English Ianuntil late Friday night and everyone
1193 -1 tp
mighty busy over there just now
TH Kill u i|;l I Ml \11
many have been limit in
the |mst tillage Hint is pitiable. However, it
is requested to make all
necessary
year, find out that Sanford people
mean the use o f well-chosen
The Clearwater Sun says .“ Bur hav. faith enough in their town to words, whirh lit the subject nnd the purchases on that day, as no stores
. v will he open .Saturday,
glars \r<' I oose to Clearwater" Well, put tlieir own money into
Sanford, occasion.
Toni
Drier, in rorbes
that is certainly treating them like and the new
pie are ready to in Magazine, recently said
"One time
" f 1,11 h.dnlnys devoted to national
winter visitors
It would make se Vest their money right now W,. who [ hired a young Williams college ‘ idel.ration Armistice Day. without
rious inroads upon their health to are familiar with them do not need gi aduate to help me In training him
‘‘ tarnls next to the Fourth of
eonlin.' them where tin *un shines r e .minting, hut we just wanted to the hardest job
W e u se n oth in g* b u t t h e b e s t m a teria l: a
I had was to |ier ^'*1> and should he fittingly observed,
.'Ifiii days m the year, counting Sun- .all v our attention to the fact that H,l,1,ie him to quit using lug words. I ^he American Legion takes this opda y s
w o r k d o n e b y e x p e r t w o rk m e n .
i- ficing invested here that He was like the parson who said, lll'rtunity to thank the merchants for
has been .ailed to Sanford by the fa 'This morning, children, I propose to
Po-operntion in closing. By doDespatches say that the dappers v..ruble advertising tins city is re- "R cr you an epitome of the life of lr,K H" their employees who are memare disnppeaarmg from the streets reiving everywhere
We just wanted St- Paul
Now, children, en r^an y *’ers of the American legion enn take
of England
Well, since they started
all at tent mu to the fact that n
tell rue what an epitome i s ? ’ The l’,,rt m the program which it would
in England, >>r rather the term "tlup- f,rst class <'bomber of Commerce word hml paralyzed the youngsters J be impossible for them to do if they
W ig h t B ros. D ep t. G a ra g e Building
per" started over there, it is well to VS|ip the vision of advertising hns Ml •here was n<> reply The good man " e r e required to work »n that day.
have it diminish there and then we ).nought th. He j.eople ‘ ere
We just then went on. ‘ Ejiltome, children,'is,
will endeavor t. stop the disease wanted to all vmir at tent inn to the m its significance, synonymous with!
iiib b b iiis zir i
over here
fact that in your Chamber o f Com- “.VnnpMS
St Augustine Record
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nieree y..u have a working body that
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I’nin|>n is doing mole for yotir city than any
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Tribune and Joe Reese of the Real other force in the city. You can see
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Time was many, many years ago,
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struggling over the argument about will look around you
The people when the mohammedans in their ! i
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papers are
southern horn They
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because they see
the ad *he Christians, demnnded obeisance
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It is not vantages through good advertising
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some people seems to he the little figures on the driver of the auto and not till then did the Turk and the ® *
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gam.- ..f finding mistakes in the pn mobile,” said M O Eldridge, execu balance of the Islams remember that “
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editor to tliein
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"The first cry Ih.-y became well behaved for a mini ■ ■
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>hat is free of •Fat go.
up. as a nil.-, when stall (a r of years until the nations of Eli
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lighting
among
themselves,
in; Ink.
ilovi la fill if a pa It an i.l< nt
is Thai the driver
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\\ e tire making iirrangt'nu'nts tu move into our now home on the corner of Kceoml s D'eei ■ I
p. I e ,
*i ' i t i l t i . l \
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with
th*'
• j1 f 4' tia •i•i on ( ‘ } * i Uf AAil ' ill t ill w i i" a- a
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ami Sanford Avenue, la of (lie best used automobiles thnt money can buy. All have been a a
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' •Ivai ■ aa oning a sunt- - uiiistiiiK t's, huvi* won Hfvcrul virtur- * n
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standard
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Will be given lo (he first one purchiiHing one of theHe enra.
Nothing hut
copy ui in ai burr; I»rmg * it t o t he rnnry of trulfi-' accidents in New "*s in battle and by a peculiar cir- n 2
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th r ,|t or ineapac- cumstance surrounding some of the ■ ■
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hurry and printed in a hi.riy, and it,ity ,.r
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confaii
mistakes. The average per
'h ilc |>crhaps the cause of 50 per •1|'i«,s in diplomacy. These victories
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mill th.
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the article op in a Hurry, wniis unlu k n o w n , the tdame in tile cases wliet'e
the crescent again waving over
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OAKLAND. 1919 Model, five-passenger,
IIIH’ MOIIILE, 1921 Model, 5-passenger.
the last initmtc hefore press time, and tile fault of the accident has been lhe towers o f Phrisllnn temples anil
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brings it to the newspaper ami .'It determined is overwhelmingly placed 111 their fanaticism really believe that
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LEXINGTON, 1921 Model, 5-passenger.
t h«- Mohammedan religion will some ■ ■
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must go m that day.' or the world iS:.Pn the persons injuredPOUT, 1920 Model, five-passenger.______
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lost,
It goes in and has mistakes.
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IUJICK SIX, 191H Model, five-passenger.
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fanaticism
Mistakes in names of which the com which 7,227 accidents, involving j>ri- not far distant.
.CHEVROLET, Big Four, 1921 M.. 5-pass.
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cold steel J *
positor knows nothing, for he is usu vote automobiles, occurred, the |i<1 'V|!I stop at nothing hut
FORD, late model. 5-passenger.
i>
the ■ ■
ally a stranger in the city, mistakes lice department o f New York City and all the diplomacy nnd nil
OVERLAND, Model Ninety* 5-passenger. ■■ a■
amount ■ 5
itl locations and mistakes everywhere. found l»y thorough investigation that j promises to he good will
OLDSMOB1LE SIX, 5-passenger.
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The editor writes his copy in a hurry, in -150 cases the driver of the car wqr nothing. They today* demand thnt ■ ■
COLE 8, 1918 Model, 7-pnssenger.________ ■ ■
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nml usually writes it while he is talk to Finnic; in 5,1 (18 eases the person all the vessels passing through tho
GRANT SIX, 1921 Model, five-passenger.
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injured
was
to
blame;
and
in
3,883!
Straits
of
Jlnrdenelles
ask
Turkey's
ing to half a dozen peo|de, answering
CHALMERS,
1918
Model,
5-pjissengcr.
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DODGE, 1918 Model, five-passenger. * *
thg phone a dozen times and doing cases the cause of the accident was permission nnd snlut* the Turkish
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With the heavy prepon (lag. It is history repeating itself.
other things, and the copy goes in at unknown.
M AXW ELL, 1919 Model.______________
OAKLAND. 1918 Model, five-passenger.
the Inat liunute, must bo rend by de ranee of hi ante placed on the per It means that the Christian nations
proof, and sometimes the mistakes son Injured in the known onuses of of the world must unite and if they ■ ■
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nre corrected and sometimes they nre j accidents, it is but fair to presume do not actually go to war with the ■
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T erm s to responsible parties. Forty and F ifty pet* cent Cash, Bal Si
not. The people want the paper on I that the injured»pcrson was to blame Turk they should ally themselves to- ■ ■
Ha
ance 8 and 10 m o n th s. W ill accept you r car as p a rt paym ent. These
time, and Ahey want it regardless of in more than 50 per cent o f the re-^ gather and promise to do no more
a
If
the a
presses breaking down, sickness in nmining 3,(183 eases, basing this on bargaining with Turkey.
aa
cars positively m u st be sold, and it is you r chance to g e t a good used
most conservative estimhtes. other nations would “ hands o(T" with in ia
the family or luck of'h elp. There is the
no one In the world knows half the During the same period, of time, in England,those bullies would step in Ha
car at a reason able price. Com e early and select your choice.
Ha
troubles of making a newspaper un which 1,209 accidents, involving taxi and give the unspeakable Turk some n a
Ha
less they have been in the hmmiess, cabs, occurred, the cause for 51 such thing that would mnke him speak in n a
::
hen
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na
driver,
while
respectful
tones
forever
after
w
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w:i“
trail’d
to
the
and mistakes are hound to happen in
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met a while man and especially n
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\v»■r blamed in the |iersolt
a newspaper ju^t a* they happen in
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and
the
eiuise
of
711
in
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an
Englishman
or
an
American
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this is the time when England and Ha
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These figures serve to emphasize," America should join in the big nef ■ ■
"The editor does not want anyone
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forever
breaking
the
hark
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f
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to send him any more copies of his M r Eldridge continued, “ the contcnTurkey
in
Europe
nnd
in
Europenn
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pupor in which they find mistakes," tion of the A A. A that no traffic
!* H
D istrib u tors fo r H upm obile and L e x in g to n
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com pi aj ns « Missouri exchange. " I f regulation is complete until it pro- iifTnirs.
2H
S a n fo r d , Florida
lHHi
they find a perfect copy, he will pay x ides a penalty for jaywalking. The.
209 Park A v e n u e
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Have
the
Herald
do
your
next
job
jaywalker,
in
my
opinion,
is
the
most
S!
a big price for it- If the foot-critic,
who hunts for mistakes in fiewspn- serious tnennee to traffic safety in th e'of printing. We have tho equipment n I
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|to do all kinds o f job printing.
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pors will find them nil, he would be United States today."
SANFORD DAILY HERALD
THE HERALD PRINTING CO. mi8Uk;e pull,i* u,> "
■TheAmericanAutomobileAssocin 4 n(j Everybody Will Celebrate With Campbell- l,cnr Sir
Lossing Post
HIGH CLASS AUTO PAINTING
JACKSON’S AUTO PAINT SHOP
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Big Used Car Sales
2 0 D A YS ONL Y
Beginning Tuesday, November 7
$25.00 CASH
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�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1922
A m
turn to W. K. Hrokaw, McCrery’* 10c, PROTECTION OK I ' . S C O A S T DB-
CLASSIFIED
ADS
PURELY
[ROFESSIONAL
of Sanford’* ReputProfrealenal Men, each
•bonk. In Me choatn pro-(
the Herald recom*
\n&» to the people.
irge A. DeCottes
atun^nml receive reward.
Clnoaltled Ada $c a line. No
ad taken for laaa tkan lie.
and positively no classified
ad# charged to anyone. Caah
Binat accompany all ordara.
Ceeat five word* to a line
and remit accordingly.
Attorney-* t-Law
FOR SALE
Seminole County Dank
3RD
*:*
SEVERAL HOUSES fo r a h T
See
FLORIDA
Thlgoin.
M-tfe
-t-
FORDS, Bulcka, Oldsmobiles, Oaklands, Dodge, Cole 8, Overland,
ATTORN RT-AT-LAW
Chevrolet, Maxwell for sale. These
<»t’l Bank Bldg., Sanford, Fla. cars are lote models, and have been re
attention to anamination o f fill I*hed, making them very desirable
Abatracta o f Title
cars to prospective buyers, and the
prices are right, with easy terms. 6
and 7 passenger*.— B. A O. Motor Co.
209 Park Ave., Sanford, Fla. Distrib
utors for HupmobiJe and Islington
cart. “ We carry the parts.”
LAWYER
2D JL WILSON
MAINES
— Court House
140-tfc
FOR SALE— C melody saxophone
good as new. $120 takes It, half
Giaaaea Designed
Caah, balance $10 per month. R. J.
Holly, Herald Office.
170-0tp
allied
tenry McLaulin, Jr.,
Opt D.
FOR SALE— Doster and Gays’ paints
and varnishes at Sanford Novelty
Optic! an-Optametrlst
Works,
Sanford ngents.
183-tfc
FI ret Street
Sanford, Fla.
IN J. M O U G H T O N
A R C H IT E C T
FARMERS— You can get seed bed
f«m~*i and Irrigation plugs at th*
Sanford Novelty Works.
100-tf(
FOR SALE— 10 acres in Longwood,
corner of Grove nnd Orange ave
Room 7, Milter Bldg.
nues.
S. K. 1-4 of N. E. 1-4 of S. W.
FLORIDA
1-4 Sec. 25, Twp. 20, Range 29. -Thus.
J. Baxter.
11-2-1 mo.
)r. W . D . Gardiner
JTOPATHIC I’ HYBICIAN
t’rlaka Apartments, Suite 15
Jffire hours 9 to 12; 1 to 5
CT7-J
Sanford, Flu
F. DE LA HAYE, Jr.
FOR SALE -About 450 acres of land
beginning one-half mile South of
city limits, $ 8.00 per acre
$ 1,000
cash, balance imr, two and thice years
if taken now
There isn't an in re of
land within five mil os
Sanferd
that is not worth three times this
amount of money
Reason for selling,
A. I’ Connelly A Sons.
I'.u) It.
Rouinillnt nnd Anderson.
The Boat.
Seminole-lluick <V
Martin
C. \V. Stokes.
Hugh Tillis.
Sanford I’utnt A Wall Paper i e
11 ill 1 .umber 1 ■
brothers of St Andrews
Elder Springs Water Co
11 ei n t e r m i s t e r I ’iniio i n
IYou cah find the nsme of
j every live Huaineaa Man
1In Sanford in this Column
|each day.
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We’ ll l)ye For You
TON STEAM PRESSERY
Kmt & McKee. Props.
IN ING. DYEING, ALTERING
fork caled for nnd delivered
461-J---------- 314 Weal First St.
DELIVER THE GOODS”
|ick Service Transfer
Storage Facilities
p please you, tell others; if not,
tell us. Phone 498
SANFORI)
ichine & Foundry Co.
rsl Machine and Boiler Works;
•dcr Grinding; DeLuxe Plstona;
I Wheel Steel Gear Hands; Crank
123 W est First Street
tNFOUD NOVELTY
WORKS
V. C. C O LL E R , Prop
fenera! Shop and Mill
Work
FIRE----------AUTO----------BONDS
S. O. Shinholser
Contractor and Builder
l / l t l v
T h e v e r y first e s s e n tia l in b u s
in e s s -b u ild in g ; in th e e n la r g e
m e n t o f y o u r p r e s e n t c o n n e c t io n s ;
or th e e n tr a n c e in to n ew fie ld s, is
your B A N K R E F E R E N C E you r
fin a n c ia l r e s p o n s ib ility .
A ssu re you r B A N K R E F E R
E N C E by a p e rm a n e n t c o n n e c t io n
here. W e ’ ll h elp y o u in e v e r y w ay
we can .
F ir s t N a t io n a l B a n k [
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SANFORD : TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS
NOTICE
ARMISTICE
.. C e le b r a tio n !..
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER THE 11TH
T H F BIG D A Y IN S A N F O R D
Uu >otir trnding on Friday and Friday night. All
slnn‘8 rloM'd for lhe day Saturday.
Prepare to frolic and make merry wi t h our hoy a S a t u r
day .
B rintf this a d v. w ith y o u F rid a y an d tr a d e as
m u ch as $2.f)0 a n d r e c e iv e 25c f o r the
ad v.
L e t 's see w h o r e a d s th e ad s.
od.-—Sanford Novelty Works.
D. L. Thrashers Cash Store
' ‘ ‘ Keep right on using Foley’s Hon
8 |i in. R e g u l a r m e e t i n g of t he
or I room unfurnished apartment,,
ey nnd Tar.
It will give you quick Mcdnnl Corps, F N. G., at the Court
flat or house, desirable location. Ad 1
relief,’ said the doctor, when the on- ||,m*i
dies* "F. S " care Herald office, San tire family had the “ flu". Never saw
7 ill p m
Rehearsal fur play, Hint
ford, Fin.
192 tfc anything so good," writes Mrs. A . H , , , , - - and Professional W o m a n ' s Club
W A N TE D A lease am! option on
Griffith, Andrews, Ind.
Neglected
Weluk a l/obby.
Slip a Kodak into the aide pocket of your car and gel a story of your autumn
truck farm o f not leas than twenty |roUKj1s and colds often lend to serious
3U p. m. Howling, Men's Club at
Iri|*m. Keep it few "Hpnro" rolls of kodak film there, too— you’il need them.
or more thnn forty acres, equipped complications.
Foley's
Honey
« n‘l| Parish House.
with flowing well npt more than fivr Tar gives quick relief. Free from
We hate Autographic Kodaks from $6.5U up, and all aizea of kodak
7 ;3 ti p. m. Special meeting C011 -
189 - 12U
=
in s u r a n c e a g e n c y
i
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8:00 p. m
Drill Co , l> K. N. G., '
i.t t ’oiirt House
FOR RENT — Rooms nnd kitchenette ' All Legion members are requested [ «* p m, Regular m illin g K of t
-Shirley Apartment* opposite post 4fl pnruiir with army clothes or civil „i
id |
K C. Hall.
ifflre, upstair*.
28-tfr inn clothes
fly request of Legion
*
m
llridgi- i-iirtv and d a m e at
i
n
t
r
)
' lid
HIR REN I b urrn-lied Iomim v ; mg
'n
s
I
m
Ri
g ilar ti ne l ng Ma*nt'li
rooms, phone uurty and late .11' V
I i 1 1gi No. 62, a t MH-.OIUI Hall
w’-'it,. T A X B O O K S A R E
7:30 p. m. Speci al m e e t i ng l' on
FOR RENT —Unfurnished apartment
N O W O P E N g r e g a t i o n u l a n d P r e s b y t e r i a n lit tile
Ferndnle Apartments, 305 E. First
t ' o n g r i g a t i on u l Chur ch.
Street.
190 tfc
State and County Tux Hooks arc <
We d n ca da y
now open for the payment of taxes
12 15 noon Weekl y l u n c h e o n j i f Hie
>
W ANTED
for 1922. a discount of two per cent is
k uv al ii s Cl ub lit the \ nldi-7. Hotel
November,
WE W A N T to recharge nnd repair allowed for payment in
h p m
R e gu l a r m e e t i n g of Elk*
your batteries. Our starter, genera one per cent in December, Tax book* 1 lilt- at the f lull lloiisi
tor nnd ignition repair department i* clo-e April 1 st. Poll Taxes for the
* I m
Tni k \
Dal a i ' , l at botn
in charge of nn ■Xpert.
Genuine j i a r 1922, for both men and women. Wo m a n s Lt-ugin at t h e K 1 Hall
"F.XIDE"
Battery
Service
RAY (became due November 1st, 1922.
7 3 ii p m
Howling, P al i s h llouse.
Business and Occupation Licenses
PROS. Phone 54H Sanford. 172-tfc
Men - Club
became due October 1st, ami if not
W ANED A chance to build
your
7 5tti ji m
Speci al m e et i ng I on
nny paid, are delinquent, as the law re
new home before lumber got*
g r e g a t i o nu l a n d P r e s b y t e r i a n at the
quires that a license be procured be
higher. Plans nnd estimates furnish
(5 n g r e g a t i o n a l Chu rc h .
B. W. HERNDON
- -
I f |A1||
f l
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^Inquire Peninsular Electric Co,
miles from Sunford. Prefer a fnrm
which has been used for growing cel
ery. Will not consider any farm un
^NTRACTOR and BU ILD ER less it is loeated-on a public road. Will
Commere!*I Btrest —Sanford, Fla. want possession 'immediately. Write
description l l property nnd location
and lowarffannunl rent to Republican
Trucking Company, Tlfton, Ga.
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m A lT T /1
Have you a bank reference?
■
fore conducting the business, p rofes-1
183-tfc
’
Thursday
fU Returned— ------------ Phone 62
sion or occupation.
8
p
m
Hand
R e h ea r s a l . 154th In
WANTED Hoy with wheel 327 San
J NO. l>. JINKINS,
find
r>
Hand
at
C
o
u r t House.
179 12lp
ford Avenue.
Tax Collector,
H
(i
m
<
he**
t ' lub, at Dr llmv
G IL L O N
&
F R Y
{FOR SALE House and tw lot*, b<HI Nov 2 2 wks
Seminole County.
a t d - home.
CTRICAL C O N T R A C T O R S j . Palmetto, one of the best locations
- p m
R e g u l a r m e a l i n g o f t he
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*
in town .1. M. Garrett
1 9 2 ntp
ENTIRE FAMILY HAD "FLU ”
Aineiiciin Legi on, at t h e t ’ourt House.
^tinr house Lights and Appliances WANTED I ' * r e Tct Permanent, 3
New I.ids of Fixtures
L i l l J
A
Ferrallne, a Natural Product, la a k n ld ey disorders, and should be take*
Wonderful System Builder. Easily three times a day in doses of two
wherever there ars
Asaimilated by the Moat Delicate tcaapoonsfu!
Stomach and a Soothing Corrective symptoms of acid stomach, shortness
for the Kldneyn. Doctors and Min of breath, puins In side or back, and
cramps. If the bladder is Irritated or
isters Have Indorsed It.
1 There is no telling the* amount of - tho kidneys irregular, FERRALINE
harm alcohol has done to people who'has a peculiarly soothing and rorrecliftve taken it as medicine in one form , tiVe effect. Where there are head
er another. Hardening of the artor- aches, intestinal indigestion, dixilnesa
ies, high blood pressure, Bright's dis or constipation, FERRALINE is In
cos*, nnd cirrhosis of the liver are valuable.
among the deadly diseases induced
Ferraline has been indorsed sot only
ami aggravated by continued doses of by physicians and ministers but by
nlcohoi even in small amounts.
people In nil walks of life. *8 having
By a fortunate discovery, a tonic; no equal in eases of debility, low vi
without nlcohoi, is nt Inst available. tality, nnd impoverished blood.
FERRALINE—for so the new medi
Take Ferraiino and eat anything.
cine is called-is n wonderful natural Take Ferraline and feel the inflow of
compound, the ingredients of which energy us the rich red blood begins
are recognized by the medical author to course through the veins.
ities as having the highest medicinal
If your local druggist does not
vnluo.
handle Ferrallne, send $1.00 to FsrraIt is especially recommended in raso line Distribution Company, Tampa,
of indigestion, dyspepsia, liver and Florida.—Adv.
The Herald, 15c per week, delivered
[parade.
Everybody ts urgently rebeds
See Ilium he Titkacb at Pico
[ijuested to have a rnr in the parade Hotel from
K to HI o ’clock every
|There will bo three beautiful loving,
192 2 tp
morning.
•ups, suitably in g r ii.n l given as |>riz
P E R M A N EN T WAVING. Shampoo e*. Decorate that car and win one of
ing, scalp and facial treatment.
the cups.
IK9-tf
’ Mrs. McCrty, Weluku Apartments
American I .■•glim members are re
193 12t |
I iirnl-i t
Dpii-atcd In be present at the annua!
12 f
tloi'll Weekly luncheon
of
FOR R E N T
(meeting at the court house mi Tiigrs- R o t a r y at Valdez Hotel
Election o f of.
FOR RENT Four furnished n m m s jd y a , November 9th
7 Id p. m
Hand R e h e a r s a l of La ,
189-tf die* Hand at the cour t house
H19 West First St., $50 p.-r month, j fleers for the new year
HU- file'
A
1 n m
I AV
WITHOUT ALCOHOL
Hons notwithstanding, it was assert
'd lorilidently
Extensive maneuvers were being
! planned by the army air service for
next summi t General Mitcehell said,
i
[explaining that they were intended to
I furnish, inldit mnul data relating to
tin , otii|uii ill L t value of artillery and
-lit <raft f"r const defense
" Airplntn - 1 nn po*it ively gunran
l-> <b'f 11-1 .
111 i t tMlt
In- said,
lllll VI tli ,•' ■-i’ l l ri •norm tn the nn
mu 1 hilt: 11 , > "1 In r urm «*f t he mill
11 v e*tn 1 li m,-nt
Hall Hardware Co
Hill Hardware Co.
H. & O. Motor Co.,
W
" nshinglon. Nov H.— Brig, Gen.
William Mitchell, assistant chief of*
,h*' 'irnl> » 'r service, announced to'W ' 0,1 arrivalfrom (he bombing testa
yesterday m Hampton Roads,
*
thut protection of America's coasts
now depended upon the nation’s air
forces, backed by a good army, Air
bombers, he suiil, had supplanted
coast artillery us a ilYotectlvo millEverybody gel rondy for the big day tarV weapon, adding thut tho demon
on November 11th, Armistice Day. it rat Ion yesterday totally eclipsed
Wc nre planning to have one of the anything ever before attempted by
largest events of tho year on that “ viators from n standpoint of accuin
l>omhing
and
day. Get your name in now if you racy
potential
are going to enter the Big Parade, "le n g th of aircraft.
Five Martin bombers, londcd with
There will bo threo beautiful loving
cups, to the threo best decorstod car* full equipment, including four 300
in the parade. At the present we have pound dummy bomba to th0 ship,
the following cars nnd flouts listed to bombed' two targets under’ towage
from a height of between 3,200 and
go in the parade:
3,700 feet,’’ General Mitchell said,
Tho American legion.
"and every bomb dropped was effec
Auxiliary American Legion.
tive, possibly with one exception Tho
Spanish War Veterans.
accuracy
of this fire is without par
Daughters of tho American Revo
allel, especially since the stargeta
lution.
were only 20 feet by 20 feet in sire,
Sullio Harrison Chapter.
been
under instructions only for a
Children of the American Revolu
shor^ time.
tion.
General Mitchell declared it was
Confederate Veterans.
possible now to protect the Atlantic
Woman’s Club.
coast from Chesapeake Bay to Bos
Elks Club
ton "with a couple of pursuit groups
Odd Fellows.
of
nirprnft."
Rebecn Lodge.
"Give
us a base in New Jersey,"
Knights of Columbus,
he
said,
“ and we could reaaeh any
Kiwnnls Club,
point threatened on that part of the
Rotary Club,
coast within two hourn’ notice of the
Chamber of Commerce,
1approach of an enemy."
Seminole Game Protective Ana s
Experien, ■ had enabled pilots to
American Fruit Growers, Inc
ii|M
-rnte at all times, weather coiiili
Lloyd Shoe Store.
Architect and Engineer
M i 1Jtdy Khopc.
kirn experience in Residence, GaEscorts Knights Templar, m full
Storage-Warehouse, Mill Con- I, ( *K -S ALK A good piano, price i*
uniform
List your uiumi at Lloyd’s
tion, Re-unforced Concrete Stmcright
Cannon's Cash On* cry, t el
Hotels, and OfTico Buildings. I’ . ,.ry Aw., Sanford, Fla
192 imp Shoe Store o r with Sam Yountx if
- you wish to enter your car in the
oi 1125. Phone 339-L-2. Sanford
FOR SALK ( 'H E A P Furniture and
BUSINESS
[^DIRECTORY
X * JL
AMERICAN LEGION
NEWS
I. fi
IA
_U^3t*> PENDS ON NATION’S AIK FORCE
FOUND—.Locket breast pin, gold nnd
i black border, initials on back “ I. A.
M."
Braids of hair inside.
Found
on Mugnnliu nvc. Owner can have
same by paying for ad at Herald o f
flee.
I Ft) tfi
PAGE THRU
BEST LOT in Sanford, small amount
down, easy monthly payments, will
arrange ded If desired to build now.
Apply quick "J O " care Herald.
191 -3tc
RENT o Ford, drive it yourselfPhona 3.
Ready to g o « ny
192-3tc
Sanford.
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nford
LOST
^ r » malt or cider. Tlncgsr, botUtrf
b t r a y e d —4xr<i
tilk pickles, taint or cocktail «»na«,
plain and rtpo o U w a ^ op u . Smnc«r°
* Harkrt.
191-2t
7*l?,Ti fcntj 11 / ■ "iivi <■ -. To- .♦{
■,
"G- w -
J
optntes (ingredients printed on tho gregationa! nnd Presbyterian at the films.
wrapper). Largest selling cough med- Congregational Church.
Friday
Icino in the world. Sold everywhere.
12:15 noon—Weekly luncheon of
—Adv.
Chamber of Commerce nt the Valdez
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
Hotel.
TUB
RKXALL
STORE
PIIONE *15
KODAK DEALER
H p. m.— Regular meeting of the Re
beccas at the Masonic Hall.
8 p. m.—Band concert nt Central
Section 9, o f Ordinance 26, City of
------- , .
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Sunford, requires that each person, Park by Sanford Concert Hand.
7:30 p. fn.— Special meeting Con
firm or corporation must have license
before engaging In any business, pro gregational nnd Presbyterian at the
fession or occupation named In said Congregational Church.
7 30 p. m ETA IN KTAOIN ETA I
license ordinance.
ALFRED FOSTER,
Saturday
A
LL
DAY
CELEBRATION BY
10-4-11-18-25
Tax Collector.
CotAalns following fruits and nuts: Cherries, Pineapple, Apples, Cur
THE AMERICAN LEGION AT SAN
rents, Raisins, Sultana Raisins, Ftliberts, Walnuts, Almonds, Citron,
FORD.
Orange, Lemon, Fig* and Datcp.
Get your office eupplles, stationery
Following Dale* Hooked Ahead:
and Post Cards at tho Herald office.
Nov. 14th— Play, ‘‘Sanford Follies"
by Business and Professional Woman’s
Club at High School.
Second sheets, 8 W x ll.
Next to Princess Theatre
JOe per 1,000, while they tael, (t Nov. 24th— Play, "Clarence" by
County Federation of Woman s^ Club.
R.
C.
B O W E R
NOTICE!
City License Due
BEST
FRUIT
CAKE
50c PER POUND
ROUTH
BAKERY
iWerJi ^ ttelsa
and rim. Re- Herald office.
one spare cord tire
m
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1922
SOCIETY
I
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, W EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1922
C. I. Dick, o f Atlnntn, arrived in
the city yesterday nnd in making his
headquarters at the Montezuma while
j in the city on business.
day.
Thia party vraa one of the measures. But there Is no more
wnys the muny friends havo of show rhyme or reason in limiting the Speed community, being exasperated because
e*n« numi.,r f
ing their love and esteem for this of a car to a definite, inflexible rnto they cannot .natch aomo o f th„ tour
charming lady.
ic i.u r e .T r o V J n X d ^
“ 7 " » %
MR8. FRBI) DAIGKR, Society Editor
under various nnd all conditions than i . f money
at any ratg to snatch what they can of
" •'•"'I i'f
*’ t.„ * -a
in prohibiting a man from walking
Phone 217-W
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Mrs. S. J. Miller and son, who hnve GORMELY-IIOBERTS WEDDING
down the street faster than so many
_J* r t » k«T*
trUmda vtaltla* r*
Is that- the community is quicklv it,
I
THIS EVENING
u i/w k m ar ramm
earning lK*en visiting her parents, Air. and)
w__ ~7***' , , -r»l«S
—- a —
feet per minute. I crave to be in
'* * “ *• * r U
ara falrrtilahi, writ Mrs. Paul C. Hurhans for several
atigmatlaed a , one
£ . * £ “ 3 * - *
A
social
event
o
f
Interest
of
today
•
* card
• *
' •
” 7"*
,—
- ■ ■ ■ «a thla akrpartnrat.
r p a r ia t a
formed where the logic lies in penal
• a la lia , a r t r U p h o a * lh a l i r a .
even the removal of tho cause does not J ,
\
ft wlf months, have returned to her home nt is
the Gormely-Robcrts wedding.
*• a e r a lly a p p r t r U lr l.
ising a man because he hnppcns to be
entirely
obllternto
the
,M’
’
Shreveport, I.n,
which Lakes place this afternoon at ft
,
tho
impression) numb,
in u hurry and is moving at fivo or *, ,
oVlock
nt
(the
Methodist
church,
Dr.
ton miles more than some arbitrary triondijr
S O C IA L C A L E N D A R
'n ,h“ ' t° ' K ~
« - ....... ..
______
Mr M," i Mrs " ' ‘ ''i'1 E- Prohnker S. W. Walker officiating. Following pace without danger or prejudice to
To have Sanford branded as a com -!FOR H IM
W cd n esda y-G orm ely - Roberts nup. i ,‘ nn° |
U,,CC lhtf .birth l‘ [ n ^ h t c r on the ceremony an Informal reception himself or anyone else, and at tho
munity o f that kind would Patently be
furnish.,
‘ inis at the Methodi.t c h u r c h S - !i l T l *1 " ‘ " T *
I™ *
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^ M ‘ ‘ " l U’ C H° mC ° f thc same time nllowing really dnngerous n grave mistake, yet the danger o f it
has
been
named
Eleanor
Irene.
bride’s
mother
on
U
u
r
c
l
avenue
for
lowed by a reception,
nnd reckless practices to be employed
seems to bo Imminent unless immedi
the bridal party, relatives nnd out-of- daily without rebuke?
Wednesday— Musig Department! .of
Dr.
nnd
Mrs.
Walter
Seay
and
little
town
guests.
ate steps are taken to dissolve' i t ‘ |
ST,* ° r '
the Woman's club will meet nt 3:30.< ,
.
*
Arbitrary speed ordinances, per so, sincerely hope that tho policy may be
111 'Lumw.Ii,
™
.Thursday- Every Week Bridge Club ‘ . U,f ,tl‘ r (,llie Mft>- fh,m Jackson
Hi
have been universally found impossi changed in the near future; that San
will meet with Mrs. tW. J. Thigpen !
nro "Pending " *ow da>'8 Jj^e"
AN INVITATION
Lakeside fnrn, an,}
ble of enforcement because they are ford may havo traffic Ihws that arc
at her home on Pnrk nvenue.
; with the former's daughter, Mrs
The Educational Committsd^of tho not based on reason, nnd therefore
rees, 20 acre*.
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Thursday— Mrs. George Knight will i Widemftn Caldwell. They were ac- Woman’s (.lub wil be nt homo to the
black loam
}>».*
/
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completely inadequate for efficiently
‘••"l. beat of wi| f#f
entertain the members of the Mer- comPanicd here by Mr. and Mrs. Clay mothers of tho children o f thla school
wmjZ i t Z 1
regulnting motor traffic, nnd more in
Gillion
nnd
children
who
left
last
ev
„
|,en,M Pluttll
rio Matrons Bridge Club at her
district on Thursday, November 0, at jurious than beneficial. In most enGo.,,) s
’’ ■
home on Mngnolin avenue nt 3:00 ening for Lakeland.
...
3:30 p. m., at tho lunch room nt the
lightened communities such ordinancI have mailed a
o M h U ^ Itte r l l ! L i ° 0.t.ln.lt nml < ^
*
o ’clock.
Ii
Sanford Grammar School. The invi cs have been thrown Into the discard,
railroad station,
to
tho
Sanford
Herald
with
tho
re
INVITATIONS
ISSUED
Saturday— Cecilian Music Club will
tation includes also all
Interested nnd a more clastic policy substituted
Invitations have been issued for n friends of tho movement towards n
quest that it bo published in its col -household furmturp' ^
meet nt tho studio o f Mrs. Fannie
included.
which
allows
any
speed
‘‘rensonnble
umns.
.tools
.
—
12250. ii*
bridge party to be given Tuesday a f bettor mutual understanding of the
Munson nt 3:15 p. m.
bnlance 1 amj j
11
nnd
proper.”
A
rule
o
f
this
kind
re
Years.
ternoon, November 14th at 3 o ’clock problems nnd plans o f teachers and
Yours respectfully,
inforced
with
others
o
f
a
character
PHILIP R. ANDREWS.
Chnrles Cole, of Philadelphia, ar nt the Country Club, with Mesdnmes parents.
hinted at above can be mado to pro
Ntnit k
rived in the city yesterday for a short Hawkins Connelly, Ben Caswell and
duce really desirable results, whereas NUMBER OF HERRIN
|Robert Hines as hostesses.
visit.
tho present methods can produce noth
I
0n N« v*mber the loth |
MINE INDICTMENTS
ing hut friction and bad feeling—ex
compelled t.. * |v, n,.f
SU
RPRISE
BIRTHDAY
PARTY
m;
C. T. Thornton, of Jacksonville, was
' A R E TO BE DROPPED wood one dollar
cept petty graft for the officials par
Yesterday being the birthday anni
In the city yesterday attending to
ticipating.
•
versary o f Mrs. R. E.'MIllon, a num
business.
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Ml
N °v’ 8*— A tto n »ey Gen- sary to meet the
' ‘
I have known of this same form of
ber of her neighbors decided to give
oral Edward J. Brundagc announced
hauling,
and
no
order,
petty graft being practiced in a few
her a surprise party. They all met nt
today that “ a lnrgo number o f Indict
Leon S. Smith nnd S. Herrington
other communities in Florida.
They
the home of one o f tho neighbors, and
Cd af,cr th<“ 'late, exctrt Ul
ments
will bo dropped” when tho trial price. (8.50 per ear.)
were among the business visitors here
were all small towns that seemed to
went to the homo of Mrs. R. E. Mil MOTOR TRAFFIC
o f those charged with hiving partici
ycaterdny from Jacksonville.
All order, in hard ,„lor u j
hnve nothing to offer to winter visi
NEEDS REGULATION
ieu in a body, carrying with them
pated in the Herrin, III., mjnc riots her tenth wil! i„. f,|
lovely gifts and refreshments consist
led it
OF DIFFERENT SORT tors, and the pnlpnblc impression re-, Inst June opens tomorrow at Marion. price.
B. T. Adams and II. G. Ernest, rep ing of ice cream and home-mndo cake.
suiting from tho practlco is that tha
Mr. Brundago would not state tho nn-atp
.' VF
resented Jacksonville heree yesterday,
ycH
The evening was moat pleasantly
Sanford, Fla., Nov. 7, 1922.
being in the city on business.
spent with light conversation and mu Mr. R. J. Holly,
sic, both vocal and instrumental.
Editor The Sanford Herald.
The regular meeting of tho Royal
At a late hour the guests departed
Sanford, Fla.
Neighbors will be Thursday evening1for their homes after wishing Mrs. Dear Sir:
at H o clock nt the Masonic Hall.
|Milieu muny happy returns of the
Herewith is a copy of a letter I have
5E BALL
)T BALL
;KET BALL
’ p SHOOTING
IAN CHAMP
J S AT HAND
OF AMERICAN
p | B f
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•i V
a K
j H ILL L U M B E R COMPAQ
today written to Mr. George Do(.ottos.
If space permits I should
thank you to publish it once in both
the tiniIy ami weekly editions of your ■
T ap er:
|
t*i l \ m
-*• a 5 JJwy!
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♦
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Buy the best!
Sanford, Fla., Nov. 7, 1922.
Mr. George DeCottes,
Sanford, Florida
Dear Sir:
Columbia
Diy Batteries
More Columbia Batteries arc used in the
United States than all other makes com
bined, because —
Colum bia! have been manufactured on a large
•calc considerably longer than any other dry
battery
They have over 30 years o f battery manufac
turing skill and improved equipment behind
them
Every improvement of any account haa been
developed in the Colum bia laboratories
The Columbia “ Hot S h o t" was the first suc
cessful assembly o f dry cells in one package
And again Columbia has demonstrated its
leadership through the development o f the
new Steel Case “ Hot Shot” Battery
.
Wherever a dry battery is needed, Columbia
will always give the best service
1W
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S A V IN G S
Me Pay I % Interest on .Savings Accounts
EVERY
W OM AN
A ppreciates her own Bank A ccou n t. W E appreciate the ac
count o f every woman whom it is our p rivilege to serve.
W e know that u checking account in this bank will sim
p lify h er household nnd business transaction s nnd safe
guard her interests.
W om en like to bank here. W e mnke them feel at home.
E very woman likes a saving accou n t/
A C A L E N D A R S A V IN G S B A N K
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WILL HELP YOU SAVE
•loar
The Seminole County Bank
. SANFORD,
F L O R ID A
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SEWER PIPE
t y v o juflt unloaded car o f 4” x 2 l” Tern, Cotta Hue*.
As a member of the Seminole Coun
ty Motor ( ’ lub. for whom I understand
you are acting in the- capacity of legal
counsel, I feel it is incumbent on me
to report certain aspects o f n situa
tion existing in Sanford, which is in
herently defeating some of the aims
(of the club and re acting hnrmfully
to the interests of Sanford citizens ns
u whole.
Our stock o f H ig h G rade Framing Lumberl
complete, a lso our selection of inside finji
BRICK! BRICK! BRICK!
^ l ° n o n n | IJT ’ U M E ? n d S A N a
. DOORS for your selection.
A few mornings ago ] was hurry
ing into town at nn early hour on an
|important mission. I had with me u
guest from New York who was on his
first visit to Florida, and who’ might
in the future he aide to contribute
something to the upbuilding of tho
city. Kindly imagine, then, my pride
jin the city when, with n clear road
ahead of me, I was stopped on Celery
avenue, by an officious, insolent youth
be unkempt attire that betrayed no
evidence of authority, who extorted
"T-T»KMI<) from me- on the nominal excuse
lha! I w„s ex. c oding the speed limit
I have driven a car nearly twenty
years and have always been told I
waH a careful and conservative d r iv -1
er. In all that time I have had but ^
one accident of any sort, nnd that was
a trivial collision here in Sanford
" h e n a man cut his corner on the
wrong side „ { the street and met me
III ad on when I was o ff the- bric k on
the right M.|e
am at nhort notice.
wt. can(
.
i
JSrr.
Hill Lumber Co.
SERVICE, QUALITY.
Phone 185
PRICK
Y ard: ( 'tinier Third and Mjn
I’v e t G o t
A FREE PUZZLE
FOR EVERYBODY
M AN,W OM AN AND CHILD
SEND FOR IT
i
cheerfully forfeit a much more ser- ’
ions amount at any time I am found
guilty « f endangering anyone’s life,
well-being or property in any way, or
breaking any ordinance that is intcll
igently designed to protevt the wel
fare o f the community and its citir.c ns. 1 thoroughly believe in all such
measures and in their strict enforce
ment, but I sharply c|uestion whether
an inelastic speed limit ordinance can !
be included in a classification of that
sort, nnd I leave it to the discretion
of all motor car owners who can truthfull} say they hnve never at any time
exceeded such u limit to cast tho first
stone.
Here’s something for you—a new puzzle
—and say, it’s sore a dandy. Wish you could set*
the big stack I’ve got piled up here—looks like a
mountain. There are thousandsand thousands <>t
them— all packed ready for me to p u t your name
and address on, just as soon as you send them.
woman to have one o f these Calumet Puzzles.
It’s more fun than a box o f monkeys—the longer
you work with this puzzle the more interested
you'become— the better you like it
Sanford Herald
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Name.
City
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LOST
year.
H. A. HALVERSON
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COLUMIHA, S. C., Nov. 8 - Uc‘
during that ho could not hack Conch
■Sol Metzger and hia assistants In the
Jtrcatigent of the men on the UnlvorIsity qf South Carolina football team,
ITacklo Alex Waite yesterday resignled ns captain of the team. At the
I .ame time Waite’s resignation was
|announced, it also was announced that
Fullback F.rio Snipes, chief ground
j gainer^on the team, had been fired
by Coach Metzger for failure to obey
orders. .•• -.
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CUT THIS ONT—IT IS WORTH
MONEY
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YOUR
IDLE CASH
IN THE
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
Sanford, Florida
JUST A R R I V E D
SH IPM EN T OF B E A U TIFU L
TABLE AND BOUDOIR LAMPS
PENINSULAR ELECTRIC CO.
-l'honc 113
112 MuRnolIn Avcnue-
OAKLAND
6-44— 1923 SERIES
a
The car owner who i« autisfied in the day in nnd day
mjt iiango of hia automobile ia the beat aaaet a dealer iroaaesaea.
We take pride in the realization of*the fact that Oak
land car owners in the territory controlled by ua and else
where constitute our moat valuable aaaet.
A careful inspect ion and a ride in the Oakland 6—14 will
reveal the reasons.
4
See us fur a demons!ration »ml prices.
Kent Vulcanizing Company
SANFORD, FLA.
PHONE 17
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. dbt out this blip, enclose it with 6c
nnd mail it to Fofey & Co., 2836 Shef
field, Avc., Chicago, UL, writing your
name and address clearly. You will
i
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fifte e n (1 5 )
fo r
Island.
.
Objections to these affidavits were
nintle by Mr. RichlK-rg, who attacked
the creditability o f the affidavits.
Jjidge tyilkorson reserved his deci
sion.
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Made by Liggett 6«. Myers Tobacco Co.
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— that means quality.
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CIGARETTES
receive in return n trinl pneknge contalnlng F oley’ s Honey and Tar C o m - ! in th|. record* were made by present
pound J o r coughs, colds nnd croup;! employers by the Missouri. Kansas
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Foley Kidney IMIls for. pains in sides and Texas; the Missouri Pncific; the (
and bnek; rheumatism, backache, kid- Kansas City Southern, qnd the Rtark
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ported almost daily.
In support o f his assertion, he
placed in the record nn affidavit
signed by F.. P: Bracken, vice-presi
dent o f the Chicago, Burlington *nd
Quincy, which rccified alleged nets o f (
violence by strikers occurring during,
Additional affidavits plncod
October............
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PUT
crafts, Attorney Estcrllne charged
thnt numerous ( disorders occurretl
during Octolter anti now are being re
%
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independence.
of Jacksonville is n(|rilini„tration o f justice."
Unequivocnbly denying that nets of
violence,intimidation and destroying
of rnilrond property have censed ns
claimed J>>' ‘ “ unsel for the shop-
among the prominent visitors to thC
city.
He i» interested in Snnford
property and hns great fnith in tho
future growth of Snnford.
lie has
many old Madison friends here who
are giving him n warm welcome.
f- •'
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The hank way is the best way. It is the
safest and surest, and in the end il means financial
Tho individual a v e r a g e o f the best 1the most beautiful actress in Europe,
fifteen bowlers will be published af has the role of Thconis, a slave girl.
think you will heartily enjoy
I KIM NOT TO M A N A G E T H E ; ter the Inst game <>( this week nnd
Loves of Pharaoh."
Please
unless
some
changes
are
made
to
PHILLIES N E X T
early
night nnnd tomorrow night, this list
A property owner lost
SEASON
Yours sincerely,
isdl find some ..f th,. lug b oy, -ff last
(I P HERNDON, Manager $25.00 by sending for 25
, <nr Th* A.M»ri««ea i * " ” *
.. vear giving way to some <ff the new
gallons o f
Paint and
|W YORK, Nov H. William I- comers of this season «
r, owner of the Philadelphia Nat
paying $1.00 per gallon
S H O P M E N C L A IM
, League baseball club, admitted
FOOTIIAI.I RESULTS
more than we charge in
Jught to the Aeooiated Press that
T H E S T R IK E H A S
Ml not retain Irvin K. Wilhelm us
our store. Some silverFor.lhnm, 14; New 5 ork I
N Ii n :i )
BEEN E
ION
Lger of his team next year, but be
Rutgers, 2f>; lamisiana, 0.
tongue sales agen t fo o l
k.l that he. is negotiating
with
i
owner
Hexdck to take charge ns re- A TT EM PT ED HANK ItOHHKRY
Chicago, Nov 8 Opposite views ed this property
I from State Collego, Pn.
F A IL S — FOUR t A P T l ’ RF.I> on the present status of the shop as many property ow n
|r Baker returned yesterday from
raft's stnhc, was presented today
ers have been fooled this
tenth’ s hunting trip nnd snul he
Ec.b rnl Jutlge Janies II W'ilk
Washington, Nov. K Four men.
to Philadelphia todny to be alleged to hnve made an unsuccessful . ..............................................
,
. con
rsoti. counsel for the shopmen,
ns for tho 1923 seaaon.
"I attempt early today to bold up tho t..n,|insr S.ul the strike no longer ex
x t t 'V'AOIY
I> \ I M T
jP.
InTt been in touch with anybody Clinton State Rank, Clinton, M.L, Ilf ,Ht, while Assistant Solicitor General S A N F O l v l /
I A 1 IN I
Of
haven'tt been negotiating
miles
nuven
----- - with teell hum
-n southeast of here w,‘rB Blackburn Eslerllne, representing the
W A L L P A P E R CO.
lilek, but 1‘vc got t<i have u " « w , enptured a few boure later by a posse governmrnt filed affidavits that the
Di.ger and I don’ t know who hoi u few
.
.
**-•
■’""-• * mmlition «’ oinplnini*il of wh«*n thr hill
(lilies
from
the ......
town.
Efforts
he," he declared, Hr declined to of tile men to make an escape after wan filed, still exist.
whether Beulek will be consid J. F. Pent, cashier of the bank, had
Further hearing on the case wns (
set off Ilie burglar nlnrin, were frus- continued until Wednesday morning
e r the job.
W ela k u Block
jtlbelm took place of the Hunkers trail'd by a breakdown in the auto when Mr Esterline will resume bis
192 2to
Rug the season o f 1921 and finish mobile which two of the men had argument and denial o f the five points
hn-r. climbing out of the cellar to held III readiness for the expected on which 11..Haiti R Richbcrg. attor
|h> v took !•> tL. ...... I- amI ,,,.v f,,r th. shopmen, sought dtsinisnt It pliyr this season
H* f"Tin (light
w..,e
soon
rounded up
Ihe llletl ul of the temporal v restraining order
■s,.. a pitcher and lias lieeii i"
a .agu e baseball since 1903, e\ wert I....... hi here an.I guv.1 the (>>l Ihe points around which Attorney
from 1913 to 1921. He f i r * was lowing names to the poll"* \V dliam Richbvrg’s argument centered were
|h Pittsburgh, and then with Uos- (Vinkley, W ashlnglon. ami William (outlined by him ns follows:
"1
The present restraining order
llrooklyn, Baltimore and finally Fra iff. and Augustus Wood, brothers,
Beltsvillc,
Mil.
is
addressed
to circumstances that
llndelphia.
are now nnil-oxistnt
OTSt HAW WILL TRAIN ( UBS
MARI MrSWINl
“ 2 Th. ..f.l.T ha** an illegal ex
Nt.ER
(
•u ritmnil effect
I Itllv K |\ PRISON
l llr Tkr
l>rr«. I
Th. • nr.lcr llttu s unti.. e s s * i v
Bit AGO, Nov. 8. Auudrcvv I .< t
i . p r . « t t l.r.qic rt \ i s fedvt a 1 in
|(, r " .>i t * .
I *.
.. fi.rmcrl} I nun. i " f . '
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Itul.ltn V
ul. •i■»ti- I., thnt ••ml are .n f oi . .
•
i...
•>' M i " . all Gal*■nil .If* 1ru t n
i .polls Ass... lilt loll >i'd* n"'*
art te l on it"
ti.iluy ill her
o u r o f it Chicago
profession.*' Maty Ma.Svvinv,
mpltsh* d
1 N.. barm <:in l»
i-tball team, yesterda} was sigie'd hunger stijke at Mount Jo} prison
di'M.lutl'.n of the present ..r.ler .is
trainer uf the Chicago National Mims M acSw iny «..> brought hack t Ii,. lull will l emit in '.'ll file and th'w.-ak after her < v. r c i s e today and judge call reopen the case •v-;,," ’ v' ' r
lague bnscbaJI club.
r e q u e s t e d that s h e might be permitted cbnditions warrant such action.
to see l>r. Kathleen Lynn, but the up
"5
That it is evident that in nil
Lo u i s i a n a u .
plication was refused
probability no permanent injunction
L O S E S , 25 T O 0 A meeting o f prole was held here will be issued because of settlement
tonight, nnd *Mm. Maude t onne Mm iff the subject matter complained of
N F w " \ TO R k “ ° nT 4 7*!— Rutger’s Brule called upon the audience to de- in the bill."
_
Because iff the fact that about 126
^vyweight eleven ran rough oKml; noun. e the “ r r o w n .n ^ tnfnnor nlt i e
have signed agreements
.rough the Louisiana State Univer- ; attempt
p u r ler b- ; s<•r
^ railroads
terminating the strike i* rvw up
to the chairmen o f system federation .
final periods o f the game, win
night and day the residences o f th<rto a n d not the •• rial o cers o f the
ling 26 to 0. The New Brunswick
responsible for the arrest of Mi»s organization, Mr
Richbcrg argued
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College was represented by a team of
MacSwiny until she wns released.
further continuation o f the injunction
juhstitutes in tho first period, nnd
in useless nnd discreditable to the
£
and bladder ailmcnta; nnd Foley
Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
Canned Rhubarb, pumpkin, Brussel
constipation, biliousness, hcadachos,
SttrouU, Spinach, Asparagus, .and
and sluggish bowels.
Sold every
k potatoes.—Popular Market.
where,—Adv.
N
'
I91-2t
I Stem.....
I
I
II kept in circulation, like fertile seed it will
sprout, increase anti yield an abundant harvest.
“ How man} **f then* affidavits have
hven the basis ,.f contempt proceed
Pa
iq hi m ^
mga?*’ queried Attorney Richbcrg.
, “ 1 do not know," replied Mr. Ester
( Islmrnr m'HRtmcit th«* fact that hi*
line. "wheth. r one or all o f them
;r w il l
ALEX WAITE RESIGNS
r*
Lerg
L. P. McCuller
Don't wait^-cut the coupon out of the
Flew wiul me ooe id the tree Calumet Punlee
Ra ita aa
in his first try tins season.
I>uar Movie Fun<:
---------You doubtless have beard of
the
With those two buck in the game tremendous reception accorded by
W e close Saturday
and Charlie Henry and Col. Knight press and public alike to Ernest. Luimth going good, the Champs shoultLiiitcJi's superb l’nrumount production
A R M IS T IC E D A Y
find some still" opposition tonight.
iff "T he Loves of I'hacaoh,’’ ut the
/ --------Criterion theatre, New York, where
Mr.
Wadshrook,
the
congenial it ran for three months subsequent to
L r was cheered by the 10,01*0 Scotchman at the Sanford Country its presentation on February 21, 1922.
___ __
It affords us pleasure to announce
LrJ vvhen „hev ognvc
Breitenstrnt ,Club. is sum • g o lf artist He meets
YVill be open Friday
ialf of his w i n n i n g - The ref- „|| kinds of pros, semi-pros and ex- that this great feature picture, hailed
first bad expressed
sftme ceptionally good amateurs and takes by metropolitan reviewers ns the bo,t
night to take care o f
shown in this country in ten years,
Whether tho final blow, which them all in tow.
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---------will
he
displayed
at
this
theatre
for
German out o f the ring nnd
Which reminds us Hint many of two days, beginning Friday next.!
Tinto tho lap o f Georges Cnrcustomers.
tiie
Sanford golfers would do well to This is not only a superlative specwii# fair.
‘
.
j „ t i e r , who stopped over
in let Mr. Wadshrook give them a few tacle, but the story is intensely dra
|fnr the fight on his way back lessons, ns it in mighty hard to get malic and deals with the love of
business trip to Riga, gave out of a habit formed, and it is onsy I'lmrnoh Amenes for u beautiful slave
More (him one hundred thou
■r iiMi.OOO marks o f the contri- ‘ for beginners to form habits injuri girl
to their, play
sand persons were employed in the
---------making <>f the picture.
Mr H F Whitnci was seen on the
Ihe principal players are celcbrat
links yesterday nnd 'tis rumored that cd screen artists
Emil Jimnings
be is getting in shape
to meet Ray
who was seen in "Deception and
mood Key in n match that will take "P assion " has the role of Pharaoh
Amenes, Marry Liedtke plays Ramplnrc some time this winter.
to solve it— spring it on some of your clever
friends— see how fast their brains work— see if
they can solve a real puzzled
paper right now; right away— fill in your name
^ and address— send it with a two*
cent stamp to help pay postage and mailing
cost
Sanford —
** fcs
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not produce.
scored a technical knocks
Haas Broitenstrnoter, heavyIrlMiupion of Germany, in tho
omul of whnt was to havo
fifteen round bout.
American won n purse nmt conL aggregating nearly one niil-
ouisinnn, although unable to score.
Qtplayed the Northerners.
When
-'.inch Sanford began to sentl in tlu
fnrsity in relay forms of from thrde
to six at o time, the situation was
buickly changed.
Send for one—see how long it takes you
CALUMET KID:
to
FOR THE
MOVIE FAN
A i' or tunc Grows under laws that arc certain.
Money tli.it is hidden away does not grow and can
h— - ..... . .... * ? is r
I want every boy and girl, every man and
the
CELERY SEED :
LAWS OF
FORTUNE
The probahilit\ that r.»i»t,*iitpt pro
i ceding* will bo in,tituteil against
the ilvfcmiant, war hinted by Attor
noy Esterline when be replied to
oiu'ition, asked by Attorney Rich
K« rat
aa tuj-
*
We pride ourselvea on our service
U "••tl'. i oi not I ...............
all} in
•i rot in the pi c-c-nt III -1 .dll e is not t|i<
l-.int. I was driving with all duo can
lion .in.l at a reasonable rate1 of
speed.
Nor is the loss of (10.00 n
matter o f grave concern.
I will
I think the Seminole County Motor
Club should countenance and work to
obtain -constructive regulations
for
motor traffic and their rigid enforce
ment. I should llko to see chauffeurs’
licenses granted only to persons giv
ing indubitable proof of their compe
tence to hnndlc n car properly, nnd a
heavy penalty exacted from nnyone
driving without a license. I should
like to sec the abolition of children *
driving without adult accompaniment; j
the cuttng .if . orners; the cutting in
ahead o f passing cars when another
car is approaching from the opposite
direction; the glaring head lights and
spot lights, and all other commonsense measures that have a real bear
ing on the question of safe and snne
Iriving; nnd I should like to see the
revocation o f licenses from persons
who consistently disregarded
the
A
Anything
C H A S . L. B R U T , Kditor
(h ave a n e w
MANAGER
P h o n e 1 3 5 fo r Y o u r W a n ts
GOLF
B O W L IN G
T E N N IS
B O X IN G
Ralph Steven, "ill I ha
r.,t SCORES TECHNICAL j game tonight.
[SOCK OUT OVER
. -------HANS
^ n<‘ that will a.I.I t<> tho rtroiigth ha, <iii«* nii It* nmugh gtioil picture
•oiniiig to hiN theatre this week anil Al’ n
^
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o f tho Rotes.
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, he wants all the movie lovers of San
When ask,•,1 *" explain h.s reply
Tk> A a e t a t a •*»«■■»
Nov. Be—Sampson KoerEd Higfci'i.H is also expected to be ford t<> see it and therefore extends Mr. Esterline declined, ,n}ini. t. at
comment to mnke.
no further
"
t r i ’rnn heavyweight pugilist, in the Rotes' lineup. Ed bowled 191 the following •invitation:
7
jjfjf 1*i‘ • fit$*,
REALM OF SPORTS
PAGE FIVE
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SANFORD
SANFvORD
“The City Substantial"
The City Substantial”
IN THE HEART OE THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
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VOLUME III.
S A M 'O llll.
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NUMBER 194
FLORIDA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9 , 1922
UTILITIES COMPANY 1 STATE RETURNS INDICATE
REPUBUCANS WILL CONTROL SOUTHERN
•ARE INSTALLING MACHINERY
IN THEIR SANFORD PLANTS'
CONGRESS FOR TWO YEARS
OTHER AMENDMENTS CARR'
SENATE MAJORITY IS CUT
V
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That Will Give the Patrons the Best of Service in
the Future
LINE DP OF THE
HANDFUL
ARMISTICE DAY
IS N E T JtE S U L T PARADE, READ IT
a n 1)sla suh e u t o
8 c I n t v '' k
The Southern
Utilities
Company, erntor cars nil during
copimenaurnte with the growt h
of
„
. ,
. . ...
, ,
Sanford, are installing new machinery
.
at the plant at Rand's Ridinfe that will
the
winter
BUT POLITICAL OBSER1
PRESIDENT TO
SAY PASSIVE IN T ER ES T 1
SHOWS VICTORY
PLACE WREATH
ON THE TOMB FO R AMENDMI
months und in the new equipment is
uinmoiiia tanks to the number of three
,
. . .
, ,
supplementing the old battery
and the
foun,,aUona nrp now lK.lnR ,nid f(,r
them nine r e
being made in
UJ1. O F U N K N O W N SOI.DIKII ON A R M
le vvnteaMup
The parade will form on Park nve- " url " f ‘ J** *t " 1® " ,ul 1 , , h 1' A , l G K S l lh’’
“ "‘1 th®
ISTICE DAY A SIMPLE
nue, facing North at Tenth s t r e e t . ' £
, ,, ‘ A N T , N F L O l m ) A. s
ply iut«f new wells arc
CEREMONY
To enter your place go out Sanf ord, , Th,> « " * ' * * ' " ‘ "roveme. it in
he for „ grea t er supply of water, All the
avenue,
making
the •*•»*»»
loop coming
in I ^ect ne plant
is the
installation
of
the water for the boilers is drawn from
IIUC.
11 n» r\ 111 n VMV
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Of Yesterday’HElection With Re
turns Almost Complete und
Some Close Races
give them one of
the l argest nnd best the new tanks g ivi ng
equipped electric light plants in
thi- clivers. Changes are
Scony^fhat Pinellas County
In Ranks of the
'
Democrats
|tt> n * * Mnr li t r 4 Prvaa)
( By Tfce A.Mrlal«< Pr»»*l
( f i r T h e A a«oelN lr4 P r r a a l
J A C K S O N V I L L E . Nov. 9.— -Indl.
NEW
YORK.
Nov.* 9,— Returns on Park Ave. The number of allot- ncw 000 K '
tl’ nl ia
l ake Ada and ispurchased from the
W A S H I N G T O N . Nov. 9 — Placing
this A . C !.. Ry.. the Southern
Utilities „ f „ wr ,,ftth „ n (h,
tomb of th). un. turns last night were the reapportionf r om all but throe congressional dis ment of span will he found on the placed in position onthe floor
v.eek
and
a
small
a
.
my
of
men
nr.having
th.
same
trouble
with
pipes
U
,|W
|(
s„|l|i|>r
nt
Arlington
will In hi,-nt nmet|dment had been rati fi ed Bfc
tricts where results lire still undeter bricks:
employed working on jho new plant that tin citizens of Sanford h a t e with t|u. f|„ t „ f f iciBl ftct „ f
1‘resident Tuesday’s election with the other throe
mined at noon today show 224 Re
Walking
amendments.
Returns
drifted
and unloading the new machinery
the present quality of wat er
Harding on Armi sti ce day. Plans for
publicans and 20 ,j Democrats, uno Soo
1.— Flag.
s
l
o
w
l
y
last
night
and
the
definite
out The electric plant was put in goo.
A new building has been erected for off|I ia) . .baervame of the day. which
inlist, one independent, one farmer
l.Mtli Infantry Hand.
ome
of
the
re
apportionment
quet*
mdltinn two years ago shortly aft.
ih
Id storage and i. . storage he (> ,.x|1(lU(,
M.rX).
,,r,.,. ,U,nt m
l abor elected to new house of repre
I
! egioiinair.-s
be knowm until
(he hleakdown of Ilia .id plant
-g
t'.U
v
I
Hu
f
.
.
and
gives
the
plant
a-f;;|(lM.
>,
.„
rH
f
„
r ,|..,«rtuie tn.n probably will not . . ---- — -----— ■ „
sentntive.
I
< oinpany I • , I N * •
tinreturns
are
certified
and counted
which time one t flifI-■ engine '
mu. Ii g n a t . ' eapa. ity f ••r at I ru-t lUU from tin- White II" i-<- -hnrtly aft.-i 9
Th e lute>t figures show the next
fi. Hoy S»outs.
at
Tallnhasseiir-.tailed and another of the -..ii
tons of n.ldittoniil ice per day tft.r hVI. h k, aci-oilipaitled by Se. r.-tarie
Semite will have JV2 Republicans and *i
Knight Templars.
|*olitunl observers here, howeVfT,
tyja- was jidd.-.l two j cu r * ago I
eim-rgeneles.
In fa. t t i l l ' new hull.I War and Nrtvy.
Th* party will
41 Democrats, one far-niey-labor with 7 I Id.I Fellows.
■ .
| i ..fessed t.. see til the passive tnt *Tv
these were as nothing compared t. t>g and . . pu pmc nl wilt t a k e . a n - of
the results of tsvo senatorial contest-., »
met hv a av ail v
Open.
..rt just .. . r.
shown hi the doubtful- ame nd me nt
tin- turbine and the new <onden • t i n ni l.UIMI to 2,tHlll tmi s of |ec a day
n u l l i n g A i lingtoii
Ih.- ceremony at
. . .
,
.......... ....
the one in Washington nnd the one hi
Cars
,
.
n
favorable
omen for its vuccess.
and all tin- new- equipment being u- . tul al so gi ves the men five ways to the tomb will he simple.
1 he pres.
N orth Dakota, still undecided.
.iptytkpr and l’osl Commander
On th. face of the meagr e return!
stalled now
It is necessary* to It
t ut the ice oil the p l a t f . o m for the
d.nt a c compani e d 1". the two '.- r.
I"
1 >1 ) 1 f f n l a i s
t
was apparent that tho expected
,i !• ivelitig ■ i.uu- to tak. • .ri- >-l
< g l at i . a i s and this |s a
gt.-at t l ine s and Ills lllllit a IV aide will ge
II
C H A R L E S T O N , W. Va „ Nov. v
.
i
whelming
opposition to the amend*
tin' heavy nun l imer y and t be t
avi ng ..f t uie and lal.m and . \|.ei;si- within th. e n d . . ' >> t.-lined ah., it |t.«
F l oa t s
West Virginia ele. led a Democratic
in.
nt
m
Smith
Florida did not d e v e l - ^ g
i.
to..h loot, Iik. .. to.,oo. . *I. m a - 1
if. i
" t 'L
t . *lo * advuta ug h.Votid t to- e l i t . . .
Daughters ..f th. Ui i oi . i i n R.-v
senator and four Democrats and two i j
Hillsborough voted agai nst t l i !
h- t -I. .1 ..t V ' l t T g
.
1-t
o- to - 111 t • •«-1. • i t. w i • .. t h f i ■ i i
..lot i*.n.
R epublican' to the lu.nse of repri sen
mendnn-nt strongly, so did Polk,
11.
tl..
il
I tpctl
tatives, replin mg it- solid Kejmhlic.in i i
. ins and otle i peninsula counties, b u t
, tt
ih
'll .
• Ipldi.u of the , A no i a e 1 Rev*.
delegation m tin- last congress. Sen j i
fhi't • >r19!«• - l Yi t hf
sctcion!
Id
I tl. tl l et ,
utor Solheil.mil,
Republican. t” dav
■
l.-.l
in
f
i
i
vo
"f
it
Possible
defeat
f*
•' ' 1 *1' t •
.1
l ii,t I i .iigtinpraTv \ . t tan*
conceded vi tm> of Nei!y, In- I'.ni
I .
•
t
the
proposal
had
lam
in
tho
ability.
loatt .t-o tilling «l«
‘ I . ; oo lit h.i - u - o to .
I- «•
I riit.sl <'. fue.lcrulc \'• t«■ • .*n'
t
South
H
o
n
d
a
voting
a
gai
ns
t
it as
cratic opponent
!•>
Ml* ?lf « li. . h . i. .K> ?h■ l-iggest
•h. . . . I .It. I l
l- a ' I
f OKM I II P R E S I D E N T
t . i al . d \su.y of the R.-pohln
I
a
m
i
l
I"
out
poll
mirth
nnd
west
Flop*
v
la
ling
at
ii
.
■
la'll
Dl
.
.11.
! On C
t ati a it \ i toil y e g no tot
HR \ N Its IIEEII AS A
N E W Y ORK. Nov
9 . Continued |s t . rand Army of the R. puhli.
pm.
and
tin'
apparently
was
not
don<
« i 1 inif o\x cligmc to D|M 1 .til* t lit 1* v
• .•
Manv mi le'
"t
new
M V S W ITI Ktl T P VR IT
11owe vc r> tin- outcome is not by
Repuhlieali eontrol of congress, hut 1'• S p a n i s h W ai \ i t.-rails
1 .11 ton i.e mac hine am 1 after th ■* 1!»
iiia*n* have I., i-n laid, some 20
S p a n i sh W a t \ etc-rails. ,
m
e
a n s definite Dade and Palm HoaC
wi t h the senate majority cut in half 2"
ii tin I. -I f . m'.tiift- no| tli
put in pin. <• t he plant « il! Inn e i
\uxtliaty o| tin- \ni.-riean la.
..untieregistered approval of t h !
ami the house majority " f D>0 slashed j |
I*r r •• I
(111 I ' h r V
p-‘c *% nf I *‘l InM of ii •• im i •1 . . | l|.e 'S h.-iiig liio| a* fast as it <-IIII be
>v
9
1 ’ t i l l e d t»l«»H*»Ut I*
i
i
.
M.
gl»n.
to a scant handful, it appeared todpy
f thf ■ t
i- "!. fi1• Til 1.0 .III* • •11(
to I.
11 tu of
'Dim* i
>, i.i-f ,1 ain.-s A R- • 1 who
\ III. I I- o ' .
I • glotl
the net result " f l uesdiiy’s e'e. Ia n 2“
lUl.llv allV doilht rt' to the succeat
1 2. -1 c.ci 1tie S>tuth«Mfi 1
'! .lap
1*1 c - ale hr
L t- I f.-r Io* third term in .1 th.- '• liool tax. judiciul and offlc^.
ollts
with returns abused complete, i lo-e J.| — |U.v
:i
1
»
t . * i lot a i g- I
It:.' ' ' . \t .1' i t i l , 1 !' • ship in
III ' • o .t. m a 11< on., rutn victory .•in' salaries amendments had existed
races in a few underided di s t rnts not 21
• aio| III. I . Ills
11 • in th In.
- t o ti l.
III.. Ii •»
V.-lll.- 20.11111 loll - of 1 ii t(i I r I c • ill •
oi Mi-*..o n -, r-'fcr.liiv . after having
f.iir Dm el.-• tn.n, und the scnttarwl
1 11.- Hoat
u i f i s t i n g the general result and de <2 7.
of :It. ■ ! i f ri.-. i at "'ll nt 1 ill v .till \H(1 ».
’ t -it-. - - a n . 1 1 a 1 ton
I.... .. repudiate.I by bi* party two
( IVIf
. mi - ' aI'olat>d gave |to indication
l ays in .ouiiling, Iimvi-s r, threaten
!.!■ .1 i-.piipiiit-i'i( thiN \ ntr iI»Vi ft
■ . <t
t> ■ i
» •! g a
years ago.
a man without a par that any should be entertained now.
l it V o f S a l . f o r d
e.l to postpone filial figures until to
g. i. l a i III i l t a g e l of ft|.
II
■ ' h Dl 1 ."111.'ll pi.Mllm turn nf Nt Hi
n
.u.ordiM- t-> a . tier from former
Cllllts
*
Further returns were avnilnblo 0
morrow. Related returns early today
t il l. ' nml fn.it this HI' .* - nil limy will
uithein I f I t o - I o
a n d I*, tl m a n
Pr.'id.-nt
Wilson
which
was
made
W omali's i luh
nh
l 'h to base tiie strength polled bT
from Montana showing election "I 27
not i..;i Yt* I«> slliji ITl III >r«* tha'i ' i.lHMI ; l * r I ! ■. - h r . . f . . i g , . ..| . . \. - r t h e pi<>
pul.In- In-re t od ay .
tile
Republican candidates for
R o t a r y i lob.
Scot t Leavitt, gave Rvpuhlieaiis 21s os
t in* .*f u-e. The new equipinent in -ess being made toward that point
Til. letter dated Oct 27 , ten days g i i s s . the only interest In their
Ki wati is (' luh.
votes necessary to control next house.‘ op
fnctm \ w Ii hi* ri‘i»«l\ •*> thr
ht-f.- I to V tal l ' iy tfu-v l l. ve 111 ol
the i.
I., i.n Ho .-I. t' i" vvas a.l.liessed t.i at large being in just how strong they
' hnriih.-i of • ollimerce
With seven congressional flistrn I* in ;;u
i o . | .(' ! t i l ' l l pTotll .. . t o t i n . tv
f.T-t . f Dc. '.'Ullll'l a ml thin tli. S.lTI
oio.o 11■ iv t|tno Stephens, atld stated would run against Hie Democrats.
s, III Iloll <1a III'- I’l ot • . 11\ e \ S- U
four states, Kansas, N*»rlh Dakota :tl
I ••lit
I ' t . n . t , n g i . i g ' h e m t i n I"- i .-.j u p
f " d 1■' cot Will 11: . " 1 \ i.« 1a i
that
if Mi R.-.-.l should i>.- elis-ted.
In I'incllas . minty where t he m W ! !
i i m a i d La -ghl.-n Hospital
Washi ngton and \\e-t Virginia onr.
■
. I " , .1 •f . i tfl; 1 1. 1. f o o l t h - g i " I
Do
l :11 " f any "> 1a >*i \ ill Tin •»till
.i
,l,| t
■ Do- '.-ii . 11 "r.-pmltiite.h
R,
,|
i
(osi
,.ii
i.
>
ti eg R.-pill'll, un I'l.l for state son*
,t t e.l at 7 a III today
Roll IU 111pm
,1 ' O. til?,
'1 ii «• , * ' , tl
1i ,
. . •
I '■ 1
i . '
: lo i
| ..
..
O i l . I t -d above ,. i
I
i.lliM
-s
\| VV I liner, >.f I.argo, Dcmol
i
e
d R<
next hi.tls.
orld for i ■ f i ig. i at ,t g Do i
fiu-t'
■ I. i «• or,i * >.\ R. poMieu" \ ot .-4 "
won
..ut on ...niplete unoffi ci al
III
"
d
•
.
|
a
t
I
Dcnio.iats
i. t v
'llu- lett.-r w..' iuU mad.- pul.In dor i . t m n s ov. i A. P. Ave ry . Republican*'
f.o
this
rluli
Labor I. Independent I
In "-turns
mg tiie campaign und served as u roto date seventy-six places now held 4j. Odd Fel l ows.
plv to one to the former president by
T A M P A , Nov. 9 .— S c at te r i ng
by Republicans had been
captured 42.— Rid.eccas.
I
'Ii Stephen'
I* was pointed out by turns from Tl counties as collf
without a single counter-balancing 4:1
Knights of Columlms
v|> Stephens iii his letter lo the for by tin- Tnmpu Triliuno show only
Wt o i l m e n of the W v.rld
I
Democratic loss.
m. i pt.-sided t that ' tin- result of the
«'x, .-S' »f 1 El**'*' votes uccountod ffl
Plot ii. t hood of St
\ndrrwI
i i '.ii..'v - h o w •! clearly that a large
on tin- i at ifi> at mil of the re-apportloi
f'omerrial Floats
O T P K k \. K alls . Nov '.I he el* •
■ oi.p'r 1 v
| r.oi.t" rr»t s of
Miss.ani
i, . lit aitieo.liii.-ut 0 .01(4 for and 8,11
I b.y.l Shoe Store
tuni of Jonathan I'av is. Democrat a
an- with you. endorse your policies
against
Hut f«w counties from we at
\
in.-rii-i.il
I'
"
"
t
Grow,
r'
governor of Kansas was c i u >d.-d to
,I 1 f !
1 I in
| , ................. .. N
Ions ”
.iml
iiurtii
Florida could Ih.- henrd
R---lrt.llL.t
\
\t'd.-r
"■
day by I hall ill..tl IL.wk of the Slat
t t INS | \ N | | Nt *|*l E ( t Ilf R KSI*I IN 11
IN HERRIN Ml R D FR t W E t
It w.i* vviitt." with tin tlioogl t "f
f
r
o
m
and
it
was .impossible to foro* j
infold
I
...nt
.V
W
th
I
•!
•
'
'
"
K> puhln an . ominitf. * and W
7
I.N I I •• I l(l-.N( II I* VI'Elt
■ f* r tfi j ?
I ‘f «•* i»b ut Wil -Mil tlf the
N E( I It IN W II II MINI.
,iiKt the result of tins amondme
1 bh i s p l mgs W ill'll < O
Morgan, Republican nominee, has wu
1.1 V I S SI II \ I II IN
,ti "in.- • f tin- pi unary
K 11 L I N E S
V Itli any definiteness.
,|
M l ally’s shoppe
ed his congratulations to Davis<
Mr W ilsoii's letter.
7.2 11int.-i mist i r Piano < «>
»ll» Th*- \aau#lnlrd
•
“ My d-iir Goveiti.ir Stephens.
Illy Tin* U - im lull il l - r r . ' l
I’ VRIS. Nov 9
Ttoilhle -tat-- of
Revised ;,;t
1;;,|| Hardware t o .
M A Y F I E L D W I L L UK
.
S E A T T L E . W ash . N»v.
MARION. III.. N..V
9 Eiaminn
- | it- - -i . r. .y obliged t<> you for
nff m s in t on-tun!in.-pie may ito| be
J. I. D. Martin.
EE m
fi gur es shows for llu: senate, I'oimli-x
O
N
E
O
F
Y
O
U
N
G
E
S
T
7-?
tioii of the v. tin. iii'-u from whom
i l.-D'i
it. I. 21
1 know how
I
getting any vvulsc but . ert.i.nlv -.---m
Hill Hardware *'<>
ter, Ropuhlicnn incumbent, r niung ;,r,
S E N A T E M EMO
will be choj.cn tin jury to <!>• nle the
entirely . ompet'-nt you are to assess
m i M.iiii-nl m good fi.-ling be
.
I
4 .3C8 votes behind Dill. Democrat, f.f. i'. V. Slid , s
tie tnn
o .t on in Missouri, and s
fate of the f u s t five lilt.......... Dial
<n Kent ill-ts and allied . .iminis
Hi I I tuber Co.
*
wi t h only 299 scutt t «*»l precincts m s * 57
(Ilf The \Murlnlrd Prriull
'
,i ■ -. i l\ Du- carefully coil
o. i ■ f..| m ilder broegld in ........... lion
' olid S
J W.» I II It I'll Mil.} • I - Wit.
\» STIN. T e x , Nov. 9 . — aria
laud . Purity W ..t r
o
,1 ,- tiiinti.il i c ' i n . - v ' l m your
ing.
^
m the Herrin mine killings I t Line
Maytielrl, elected yestertlay, will
.1. I last night a • ". di ng to a
_ ___
I S.-nini" . H i c k t o
letter
•
continued t oday.
* " t.mtn ip’e cot i . t i»u11* cl t . th»one of the youngest members o f
Hugh TIP i
S A L T L A K E CI*TY. Utah, N«>v 9 . r.o
■ '! .it. not think that I ought to atl .-tit l ‘n> iso-ti
-t onnnaml i of 'he t> nipt in\ advice as lo the cli>ction. United St ates senate. He waa ^
It. ,t »• Motor ( '«>.
- Th e re-election of Senator William ..1
M IS S V M I t t l H E R T S O N
April 12, 1881, nt Overton, Tex.,''
I-remit t loops in t h e . i t . tot.} t h.-t.u
II. Ki ng, Democrat, was assured t»* i, 2 - 70 . s Utln-i ,-nl l i e s
I am too far away from whul I may
C O N C E D E S V K T O R Y TO
was
graduated from Northwcat
i.
spond.-nt
he
.
.iiisid.-n
d
Du
-iltaition
day with further returns. Figure* ° Line o f mat h From Park iv-n "
mil tiie Hit. riot conditions of the, sit
•III!
M
AN
S
H
E
O
U
S
T
E
D
University
at Georgetown, T
one
of
the
giuvest
nature
from all hut two precincts gave King v i-hf on Ni nth -trect t " «*s»k Avenue.
tom I fill that If aiders ilk - your
1
ir1
s
t
n
vt
,
cii-t
m
ii
t
. . . .
,
.........................ontbleutlv'
counted upon VJ. admitted to the bar at 21,
n maj ori ty i-stiina ted at between :i<»" N m t h on t>ai. t
.-'f ' ...in be t
Mi S M H i E E O U ,
N.! v' T
M iss M- K. L I CF N. E R E S P O N S I H I . K
"‘ ate senate at 25 , 1
and 400 . Colton and l.entherwood. Re I-irst street to Satifordiuv. nuc. South
t" guide the loyal Democrats o ' Misor. Sanford Avenue t<> 1*ifth street, Ah,.- M ItoU-rlMin, the only woman
publicans, re-elected to house.
FOR M I N K III.AST „ lirt
the right course o f action.
T T ^on’ n’ S5
n * ‘
west on Fi fth street to Magnolia a\e of the 07 th congress, late today ceded
-“ if It.... I is returned to the sen- " ' * " * * *" "° * ° n ° n y ° ar
nue.. North on Park avenue to Court h.-r defeat for re election by W. W.
Ra Itt Itj IH N t e *5
Spangler. Pa., Nov. 9
Negl igence
he will, of c u r s e , he there a man
Mr’ M n ° l| hn" bc° n “ *tQWar
NOTICE TO ;
SUBSCRIBERS 5
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tho Daily Herald Friday,
November 10 th, Instead of
Sa t ur d ay which Is Armlst lce# Day.
Please try
to
make it possible to
pay
them on that date as these
hoya want that holiday as
much as anyone.
.
L E W I S SHUT*.
Circulation Manager.
m nt
Pa
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Pa
ra
fn
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Join the throng! of readers.
Hastings, Democrat, the man she was responsible for the g as explosion without a party, repudiated by Dcm- lhc M®|*,0dls
cl^urc
House.
Purude will sl url promptly ut 10:19 dlsplacced from congress two years in the Reilly coal mine Monday morn- m-rents nnd elected nbove their own
recently declarvjl
ago
Smi l ing wanl y but h e r eyes mg. according to a statement given
|,y Rej.uhlican votes. 1 should ''v,tn<‘!,,,
of thf Coral cana
a. in.
sparkling, she held high a c a m p a ..................................
i g n | out tonight by
C h i e f Mine Inspector
...................................
.............. , . y l h . t t h . ». «»l o r ^ n l o t l o n o i t
h
.
J° ! "
„
1,1 I h . .................................
lm . ' W
K » K lu , K U n b « l th . 1 h . k r t ,
placard
She l aughed and snld: "I Seward Dutton of HarrisburgROM IIS WKKUK PORCH
xijrneda m ready to c o n c e d e the truth of the
" W< expect to determine tomorrow possible,
With
the
cordial
greeti
ngs
to
nil
statement
often in the
cam- just* who was gui l ty o f negligence,'
I n r T k * .A::-T?UK,., V * T,« r ! . u
s i a i e m e m made
n»«»e so
"■* ........................
- -----H0 C K \ MOU NT. N. C., Nov. . ^ that , he n Pmocrnts controlled said the inspector.
true Democrats who, like yourself, DRY GOODS ADVANCE
FOLLOWING SnARP
A terrific explosion which police said ^
rnmt.nt( th? militia and the
-------------uphold the renl interests and best
COTTON INCRI
wa s caused by dynamite bomb, wreck- ^
|on machlnt.ry _ w hnt more could
N E W Y’ O RK, Nov. 9 .— A l t h o u g h , j,it.n|s of the part y and of mankind,
' e d tho front porch nml damaged tho they wont ? "
tho governor elect, Smith, today ex-'annd with sincere perfonnl regnrds,
(Itj Tk# A .u r U t r S P t w I
home of Robert Breedlove on the out_________
I pressed tho belief (hat "antl-Vol"F a i t h fu l l y yours,
NEW YORK. Nov.9.— Cotton
|skirt s of Rocky Mount yesterday, but s n ( m K R s« B O N U S
Utendlstn" had played a large |iart in
"WOODROW WILSON."
' har p rlee in cotton. N e w sh
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The blast Was
'
no one was injured.
th- Democrstie landslide
He de---- --------- ,
ligh t w in k s an d
lists showed ndvannees o f front
tir.-.l that "th.-re’s nothin'- the gov
Heard nil over town.
b e e r s IN II I.INOIS
I U MB E R MEN
rent to 1 i* cent n yard. Tho d
Hrecdlove is an employe of the At
■ rnor can <l<> on prohibition."
M E E T IN MIAMI
t (or heavy and wide good? i
••A.
a
*t nte
iHxne
prohihitinn
Inr.tic ( oust Line shops at
South
I llr T lir
l'r « * l
T O D A Y newed. Wool gooxls were fll
C
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N
V
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N
T
I
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t'HH,AGO,
Nov.
9.
The
soldiers'
Rocky Mount, according to the police.
d .evn't come in," he said. “ It ’s only
____ rising tcmfpncy.
SHka aold
A n investigation was started but noth- ( Ix.ntis Dill, w tth additional provision
(Text is possible moral influence on
I
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Tt.*
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f
l
r
U
i
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l
I*rf-M»
,
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with
printed silks nt traetl qg
to pav bonus by a tax on light wines
We must wait nnd see whnt
ing developed.
Miami,
Nov.
0
.—
Florida
lumber
tention.
Yartis w-cre hi gher and
: and beer, will be reintroduced in con fon(rr(,8a
Rkc "
manufacturers met hen* today In er. Knit goods were more
Get your office supplies, stationery gress by Representative Britten o f
active.
H a - » yot; renti the r»n< »«» u s im y ' srmi-nnnunl convention,
Di
and Host Cards-At tho Herald office.
Illinois. _he ; nnounced^today,
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TURKISH AFFAIR
NOT ANY WORSE
FO R J U R Y NOR ANY BITTER
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EXTRA SPECIAL SALE!!! ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETING AT
HOTEL VALDEZ Urtfe Judffe Bryan
Hats, Caps and
in Jacksonville, and Mrs. Richardson CO RD ELL H U L L S A Y S THAT
i is the daughter o f the former edhor
DEMOCRATS n A V E WON ALL
of the Louisville (,’ourity-Journal, the
T H A T PARTY HAD E X P E C T E D
beloved Marne
Henry
Wattcraon.
They Were on their way to Tampa.
For Appointment
To Supreme Court ;!"1''1 ,h,"t '',h'
T ill USD.U AND I-RIDA^ of (his week wo will offer our
entire slock of HATS. CAPS ANI) SHO.ES at the following
low prices:
THOMSON SHOES MyVLORY HATS
$3 fSfr-v
$ 6 3 0 TO $7.65
Any Selection
01)1)
REGAL SIHOES
*
LOT o r
HATS
$f).00 to $8.00 Values
\Yj|| ro on Sale nt, each
$4.5(1
$1.95
Per Pair, any nelection
KNOX HATS
I
rS
CAPS
vZi ranging from $1.50
1
$7.00 Values
•
(omedv
$5.00 Values
• (ioing nt
it
$3.50, going nt
'
$4.50
^ .25, $1.50
$1.75
Any Selection
N ODD LOT OF CAPS
•I Hank at Clinton, Prince G e o r g e
•' limit), M d . today, the bandits fled
| Dr. Macks told of his recent tour ' nu n the plnee in an automobi l e
'vhirh Inter was
wrecked against «
i around the world and declared he wn>
,
i (bleed proud to he an adopted citizen lr,_'' lw',,r 1
Marlboro,
of Amer i c a, and said t hat the e y e s of
U
Wt ?•• appan fitly unhurt and m,ml,crsought
the entire worh \w re turned to I r i>
■
i ami sougni
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a
f
e
t
y
in
a
patch
o
f
woods
, land o f freedom
His r emar ks w , n
Tl H’
woods were heinir combed this a f t e r
greeted with much appl ause
c o u n t \ . Mat., and W a s h i n g
\ vigorous membershi p >am| ■ g- ...... ..
s h e wi ng ;i perfect
cent.
(ioim; al, each
This Store will he open until 10 p. m., Friday
Niffht
'
Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co.
i i r. i . ' ___ 4 i.x*
115
Fast Firsti m Streeti
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score of
1- heme put .11 with Dr Kr ow n l n ...
I >h.ilg. , and II.. l e i i relld g.-litlet. at
-aid I hat he w .udd have somi.thmc <u
iritere-t t<> rep..rl at the next hi. . »
•ng
.
Phone 101
AMERICAN RED CROSS
APPEALS FOR SUPPORT
.IN
ROLL CALL...
*' 8
ent
KI
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•'""'•••I the "'•rentes! Moth
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sax m g
. o r,.,
I tike and Dumas were pr
IN > • 1 1 It i t R D K R S K A R L )
* '•!< HI II d i m ; M A TER IA I
W o r k in S e m i n o l e C o u n t y * S h o w s W h a t O r g a n i z a
tion C a n Do
I'liic*
t»f
iH hiiiess
•'
' ,1’ " " r1,1-' ,t" Vnor t.-iiii Red
faun-us m s o n g and st..r} of hiulding material if your order is i
( rii.s is a ga i n m a k i n g appeal for t.att i c Helds, nu mber 38.855 well reived before t h e n — Hill
Ha r dw a r e
t rainr.l men
m»*n nml
and women ready for • ompanv
support so that ut turn th Wot'
a - n u te,| . an K.
I lifortimaieK
I I-
h a s < >... i
Ki I • i
•i io- rgeni \
, , r ..s n|,.,| f , , r
n \
Hi., m a j o r it \ ..f
Witt
i
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w ,,
W 11 ' t ' j . I " g jo I'l
with
til**
army
or
in Hi e st r i cken
•X
fc#
• oms of Europe d u r i n g the war and
of
, .
«I•11y
Its w o r k
i in
‘I
>' loll
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,«i . — • - t
•’ )' ' 1 "I Ho
I |||.
- no
klgtll
has
t.. . it
jit ||s,.
the
c -\
" "" ' '
of H|.
oiint i o ■ wh. n- tile
\ lllet 0 an ...
R,..|. C ro s s »u,s operated
I-- t'ii.-ve ri„ Miff, ring of individual
and communities affl i cted hy natural
c at as tr ophes
I Ini bel i ef than this
class o f relief, while handled h.v the
R. d c r os s, d-.es not properly ..mu-
: - -I
\\ 1
t1■
' *••f « itii i t .
disaster
Hu
!o|
-I n m g
w o - k m Ho
enreeeived the verdict c al ml y, still
protest tug his innocence
Har ry Znck, c h a r g e d j oi ntl y with
M -ans' murder, will
tried at a
later term
l-mldo
Colorado
"her-
i! d i v i d u a l
w ii. re e v e i v da v
1 1,
in- 1 •v I..:
In
rel li f h a s I - -i n r e n
i i in ii * v
fca a*
n*
I - a
. li.ipt-r
•-'•'•-
■'•*"■'g vi In. I, w e n
•\- i ••I
,,, r
arul
h . n . .|'i I
hospital
>!othmg
for
O • I- . tilt m e . It tw.
y, . a r
a I... n
H im
||„.
tifty
fiim-i
horn,-
butw
the
v
. hi ‘d r II s
hour-
.
,.f
Mi ss
.
olio
diil.ng
l h.-si-
, , , ,
,
........... " ,"1 '' f ' "
m,|
In l|i11nun. .-
"'••ry
hours
| l„- re
. i t ,
••“ .- I.,- at
If,, read v
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r "
v,,ur memlMr-hip
t be
Rd
i
• Nt.-I.t t hi ll it wi l l 1.1- r e a d y
*'r c m i t er , tv i, i
l i ui n a i i i t v
Maiy
Mtss
D o s , on
M, s s
.... .....................
,s
„
that
who
"• U " " 1 -•
, . lt| |„
" i l l in
,
w i n t e r visit
Mrs
I- tf o .n ■o m m g |mr.
' • ' - .Vs iarivvm
m
to
,
tl ey ...............Ildu. l in g
g u l V , ,a m p hi
Mas.-uuhu-elt
,
([
"! o '
"I '. •' p'Usilat fert i li zer sales
I’htltob Ijili-.ii. i- iij the , ity
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I ' t -f e III I , -fldl
Don’t
Forget....
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tan Bled eba-ill loll
i, ,
lien- t o r th.
to
f or
112 MAGNOLIA AVENl'E
STOP!
Anna Huyard have jus. a rri ved here
1 and 2 a i d
........... .
a t
M
Don,
N o v . - t ob . r 1J
t r e a t m e n t f,,r
oim dozen or
Hu v •••.:,! attend s, ho.il, w i l t i n g and
aid for i x sol di ers. A great deal more
work toiild have been accomplished
had th, !>»« a| c h ap t er been the reel pi
•-nt of g r e a t e r funds.
r
L O C A T E D
LOCALS
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s’ "'
N O W
The Churchwell Company
n -\t Sunday
The
••cal chapt.-r has very talented a. tr.-ss from the A r l m g l
■ ativ.-issi-rs w ho will
.
1,11 ;,t *’n , h "•» T h e. it Ie at I! ..ton and M .-s Hay
unmonph.-i
last
i" ,,|
......... " " ‘ ,l
I . n ,i||, \ .,t, ,|
keiu.iod.
als. i a n
;f ,
..... " 11
fl oods,
a n d o t h e r g n a t n a t u r a l • a t ri s t r . r pl l e s ,
there
are
thous.iuds
of
instances
dm
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J . H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO.
Sanford’s New Store
,.
Halifax
t - x pi n d i. •
TI..11. I'
j-ol I -,| ;,s s,|. b
w .it
til l e-ril V of ,,s
\|
FU R N ISH ED ROOM, t i l purk A v e intendi-nt
hy
Goveriioi
||
nue. •
193-Ctp
until it roijld I .
K O R R E S 'I1 One l,c,I room ami kiteht
, ,
furnished, price $15 per month. yestei day
Mr. Cjiwth. r
A pp l y to Mrs. II. D. Durant at Lake
in yesterdii)
M'iry.
193-tfe
10 Slort-H in (•eorgin-
M
«•
•'ll
H ’ H REN
IThree looms, unf ur ni sh also ent. i ,
ed on first floor, sink m kitchen.
Ret urn
D e n t ami hack porch. 311 \\ . T h i r d r at ed \| ■ i
M II I ^ ()| Ml ItDKR
Sl
I'.b'K.'ttp Mired
N
Durant.
OKI. i
\\,v
Howar d H H t S A L K
15 Ancona liens and mil-( t< red ri Mu
Hr. okcnt odav w a s found g u i l t y of
r'Kister. E. .1 Ta y l or
193 Itp jnrity
•he murkier ..f R (
M.-nn of Tul sa, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
a;ind sentenced to l i f e impri sonment
The j ury deliberated six hours. Rrnck
!
Th e Red Cross
duty never ends. Re
fore one task is finished another
I- A lltistim, the general ma n a ge r
await s It ls a t ypi ca l Amer ican in
f the Southern Utilities Company,
-titutmu.
lug and broad ,n ev.-rv .o-nsr
With he.idi|iinrters in I'ulatka, is in
iMol.-r i t s iiir-sdu t i ot i , but i- d o n e a s " f •h* "- -i d
It i- an institution thnl
■ * >•>' b-okiiig over the many ini
ali c no r g n u \ mi l - i r, , ui.r il - u- li \niortian- • an w.-ll l.i- proud of
pi ovei iot i t- being made hi r|o- San
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' i i -r g •r.i at "ii ii,i m
........... . •'
" f the Nat,..,,. It f „ , f
•' -''e- a marvelous
"u '
1 • " ...........
I to t i o - i , .,f
' ........... .
“ *■ i"-i< gl ow 11, in s jm f .,r ,j I i r mg th, joist
,l" o i . , f . ,
c,.,| . ,
\o
d>
i» - b - dd t.. . ..t| ••.it md
biik
i h a t --.mfi.r d
III- o f
w H
..
, „ . ............
■b ' ' -I ■> Hu it in -r it ut ion and
Up th. b, «t i t o . ,n t h e s,a | .I h.iii « . •|
t t»i»
Too Late to Classify
\\ i i | ) h < , L
•t iill da\ Sal h i flay, Nitvem licr 11th
A rniistu t- 1hiV
But Wf* are i>rrD<ir
Red . r»sS e.| l „ tak. care ..f vo.ir e v e r y wu.rd
w hile
standpoint .
for the iinevi
W N. .sheai,
loo p i
l h. follow m g i isi t ors were go. .is
' • 'I'**’ memhi rs
Messrs.
Fla k-.
Miller, I ‘nIIa.•
illmms, Harri son ..ml
Hallard
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WIFE”
Will Oo on Sale Thursday .Morning for Two Days Only.
$8.00 to $10.00 VAlucs
l ’ A C I.I\ |.; ST.\|t|
The first on tho program at
the
regular weekly luncheon of the Ki
wnnis f lull in the Palm Room of the
UP
^
I Democratic victory made last Monday
Valdez Hotel today was a beautiful
in a statement from Democratic N at
, WASHINGTON. Nov. 8 ^ - l t was
song entitled "Liza JAne" rendered hy
ional headquarters in being verified by
leatned here yesterday that Senator
Judge Sharon and Edgnr Dali— they
tho returns from all sections of/the
From fjeu-j,,
j,(
Duncan U. Fletcher, of Floriiln, has
were late.
country which have been heard from
"The
l'rir-e,"
\|
recommended to the President thnt
Rev. Flacks, who is conducting
at this hour."
1Judge Nathan IV Hryan, of the Fifth
series of meetings here under the J( , ,
"The wonderful victory won hy T w o - F a r t
Circuit Court of
Appeals,
auspices of the Congregational and
* IW
Governor Smith nnd Senator Copeland
Orleans, he appointed to suc
Presbyterian churches, asked a bless- ‘ * *
in Now York," the statement con
ceed
Justice
William R. Day, resigned
ing on the deliberations of the club.
tinued, “will^only vary in degreo, a c
S. K. Darrctt, who hns a million of tho Supreme Court of the United cording to enrly reports received ut
friends here, expressed his gratifica States. Judge Dryun was bom April Democratic National Headquarters."
tion on coming to Snnfonl for the 3, 1872, served as Unit*! States sen
"General dissatisfaction with the
Tumor row |i,i-,ln
winter. He is agent of the
Fruit ator from Florida from March 4, 1011 Republican administration and
Re
to
March
4,
1917,
and
was
appointed
"Devil
Wiihm . ,,k„
Growers riAjin'ss,
Express.
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•------publican congress is clearly indicated
Century
Comi-dv
Howard Ovcrlin was the speaker of , y
WHaon during 1020 as In the returns received up to this
Judge
the day and he made n gootl talk on a ‘ U< KC ° f lht' * ircuil Court ‘*f Ap- hour, i
»
peals.
suhject >vith which he is thoroughly
^ “Xhe eurly returns uro from
the B I B l U f . i l P i i R , ^
Thero is strong sentiment through
familiar.
Ho talked telephone— and
East nnd tho Middle West,
where
clnims thnt Snnford hns onp of the out South Carolina and Gcorgin for Democratic candidates generally are
i very host systems in the entire state, the appointment of Robert C. Alston, lending, and If these lends aru main STATE RETl HNS \,tKS|. ’
jand the writer can benr him out that of Atlanta, who is originally* from tained, not only will these record a O rilB R AMKNhMhN is iib*
REAPPORTHiM ilA, |v ,*
Jthis city is blessed with the moat oblig South Cnrolinn. Several of the most victory but give promise of a nation
ing, courteous and prettiest hunch of prominent attorneys nnd some of the wide revolt ngninst the Republican
______(Continue i f,..m , .lL.f , (
telephone operators it has ever been bar associations of both states huve party with a restoration of the Dem
In the first , ,,•
our good fortune to meet. Mr%Over- nlrendy taken the m atter up here nnd ocrats to power so far ns it can be
•■■•hi a
lin stated that there were 875. tele hove requested southern senators to accomplished at this election. The Re- Representative il
I*1 ifie.
phones in the Sanford exchange and present Mr. Alton's name to the presi
publican party has failed the country »t
i
' 1 1,1 '-Tl-otts
thnt 5,5t)0 local calls were handled dent. President Harding has as yet
utterly,
and
every
indication
at
this
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1.1
vnch day.
He also stated that the given no intimation of his nrtion in*
hour is thnt tho people have decided t o l L
the
matter.
material was in the warehouse Tor
! return to the party of performance, candidate
V
jfti.OOO worth of improvcments-jin the
progress nnd. prosperity.”
DAN
HITS
HID
IN
WOODS
Clurk, of the -i
I local lines. In a recent efficiency surll J
w i c k , o f t he til
v,,y ° f Georgia and Floridn telephone
The Herald, 16c per week, delivered, opposed
Dnltimore Nov. 8.
F r u st r at e d In
ol fires, the plants at Sanford and I li
an
attempt
t..
rob
t
he
Clinton
Nationloin
the throngs of readers.
A pet iiliat
ne) a were the only ones in the state
Shoes
I ‘1
\ VA S ? r i m ; TO N, ° N " o v . d h Z T s t a te
ment issued at II o’clock last night
from Democratic headquarters in the
name of ChnirniBn Cordell Hull, do-
T <> N | (; || T
...........
....
1
••••' - ' b a k i n g hands with
lE K I I M . \l
r i - many f r o n d s ( harlle Cole plnyod
( H \ t iR Kt , \ I |t»N \ |. ( HI R( 11 ball
tins section „ f the s t at e when
O r l a n d o and Sa nf or d pulled som,. „f
K - V .] > Mm ks , out miles I.. give the best ball pl ay ing ever.
While
tis s t r ong itml i l T - t i v e sermons, i n ' t h n r l i e played on the Orlando team
The American Red Cross numbers Which he exalts tt#- Lord Jesus Christ, he had many friends nil over .the cirfour million American men nml worn Ijist ni^ht lie priM'iiti'd (hi! rvamuiN cuit.
The Big Contest Sale
en in its leadership. In addition there why Jesus was l>«rn into the world,!
_____ _
*
is an excellent force of five million nnd in graphic manner showed that
The Dali Hardware Comp
’-.as
junior members active in an inccs th.- work was being splendidly accom a line hunting window with the dicks
sant hat tie against disease, disaster,
pushed. This converted Jew clearly swimming around and n fine display
misery nnd sutTi-ring in peace ns well secs and npprecintrs the value o f of all kinds of guns and ammunition
us in war, and is still providing com Jesus ( hrist to all men. The interest aand hunting togs. The \vindow is re
fort nnd good cheer for the enlisted
m the meeting is increasing, and tho i ally a fine hunting window and
personnel of the nrmy nnd navy. For
outlook Is bright.
brings to mind tho fact thnt the huntwounded ex-service men who nre
In the morning meetings, Mr. ing season is nppninching. The Dali
struigling to readjust their lives to I-lacks expositions nre unusually fine window wa s arranged hy the hand of
,H)st war conditions
Whenever a cy
am! truth r eveal ing
E v e r y person .i real
window decorat or we won’t
•lorn- (ii, ..f tlood v isits a >•immunity
who i nn possibly get a w a y for an aientli.n his name hut he sure nnd
the Amernnn Red Cross is the first hour, from ten to el even o'clock. ..... the window.
organized relief agency to provide xhohld Sit at tile feet o f this teacher
•
for the victims. I.irat year it spent
- f div.n.- things.
Heavenly wisdom
Mr. and Mrs. Bainbridge Richardmore than $9(15,000 in nineteen states
is revealed from the "Book of Books,", son and Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Wheeler
in this work. Through its trained ns this man unfolds it. Do not fail wore in tho city yesterday evening
personnel of over 1.204 public health to hear him nt every opportdnity.
stopping with Mr.Richardson’s broth
nurses it is promoting health condi He speaks every morning nt 10
er, the genial manager of the Valdez
tion* throughout the country. Our o’clock and every night at 7:30 at tho
hotel. Bainbridge Richardson is vice
beaches arc patrolled by over 2 8 0 1Congregational church.
president of tho Seminole Hotel Co.,
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■a;a‘:f.s iifr k#*
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Have you a bank reference?
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Mr and Mrs. W a l t e r Shade
and
daughters arrived
last
Wednesday
fri'tn IViin-yUurnn to spend the w i n
ter
John Dunbar and Miss Elsie Ilunbar returned
from
thei r
s u mm e r
home in W illovv Grove, |*a., Monday.
This makes their t we n t y f i r st wi nter
in L ni jg i ood .
Mr and M rs.
Will
Kineau
and
d au g h t er were vi sit ors in Orlando on
S a tu r d ay .
Mrs. .1. S. Umkel ret urned
ft^oin
J , New York Th ur sd ay wheep she spent
■ the summer.
u
Mrs. Hailey and
dau g h t er ,
Mrs.
2 | Puckett, of A t l a n t a , w e r e the guest s
■ of Mr. and Mrs. Ne wel l a f e w days
■ •last week.
.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. T>inkel and Miss
Olivo, were visitors in S an f o r d S a t u r
day
Mrs Clark, who is the nurse f o r the
A COMMUNITY B U IL D E ^
schools in Seminole count y, gnvo an
i nteresting talk to the mothers of the
H. F. W UITNEH, Cashier
FOR ST EH, President
si hard children F r i d a y aft ernoon at
the library. Mrs. Leonard! and Mrs.
■ ■ ■ ■ H H i i i i i i M H i i a i i i i a a i M i i i i i i R n i a i i i i i i a i K i i u i a i i a
Curlott were also present.
At
the
close of the afternoon Mrs. S t u a rt and
Mrs. Rristlme served punch and cake.
Mrs. Reiter was a vi sitor in Sanf or d
Monday.
Mr, mid Mrs. F. J. N e i m y or and
Mr. Shade were visitors in Orlando
Sat urday.
J. K, Phipps was a vi sit or in O r
lando Tuesday.
Thu very first essential in bus
iness-! mi It liny; in the enlarge
ment of your present connect ions;
or the entrance into new fields, is
vour HANK,KKFKKKNc:K your
financial responsibility.
S
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A. H. C.rippen, S r , of Sanford, wns
an out of town visitor Wednesday.
• Prof. C h a f f e r and T.
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Hart ley
were a mo ng those in S a n f o r d
Wed
ncAday.
Oenrgo 0 St ua r t and Miss Shade
|were visitors in S an f o r d Wednesday.
There will bt* a book social at the
l ibrary Fri duy eveni ng. E v e r y one is
to represent some book.
Prof K, S. Miller was a visitor in
t Irlando Saturday.
Celebration!
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER THE 11TH
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Htort*n d o se d for th e day S a tu rd a y .
P re p a re to frolic and m ake m e rry w ith o u r h o ys S a t u r
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PENINSULAR ELECTRIC CO.
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HIGH CLASS AUTO PAINTING
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We use nothin,lt hnt tlit* bust material; all
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JACKSON’S AUTO PAINT SHOP
Wij yM Bros. I cpI. G a r a g e B u i l d i n g
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Slip a Kodak into the side pocket of your car and get a st ory o L y o u r autumn
trips.
Keep a few '■ spare" rolls of kodak, film there, loo
you'll need them.
H r h a t e A u t o g ra ph i c Ko da ks f r o m $f>.30 up, and all sizes
of
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KODAK D EALER
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Coi la ins fo l l owi ng f r u i t s mid nuts: Cherries, Pineapple, Appl es, Cur
rents. Raisins, Sullan/i Itaisinu, Fihberts, Waltiuts, Al monds, Citron,
Orange, Lemon, F i g s and Untea.
R O U T H
B A K E R Y
Next to Princess Theatre
SAPOLIO
C l e a n s • S c o u r s • Polishes
Large cake
No waste
EHOCH M0RCAN'5 50ft3 CO., fUw T o t, 0 . 1 1
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ANALYSIS
100%
LIQUID
PURE UNSEED OIL, TURPENTINE
AND DRYER ............... ..........................
CUT THIS UNT— IT IS WORTH
MONEY
OUR AGENTS WILL DELIVER AT ABOVE PRICE, OR WE
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For Sale at Sanford, Florida, by the
SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS
V. E. CoHer, Prep.
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Have You Seen the Latest
Model
OLDS SEDAN?
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$2,250 Delivered
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WE DO NOT BELIEVE PAINT CAN BE MADE BETTER AT ANY
PRICE, OR FROM ANY KNOWN MATERIALS.
Cut out this slip, enclose it wi th he
and mail it to Foley it Co., 2835 S h e f
field, Avo., Chicago, III., wr i t i n g your
name and address d e n r l y .
Y ou will
receive in return a trial p a cka ge con
W11 I 111 ■ i e'er
a Kill lie It
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.ip
tbi plain i .tills III i .oil mouth
IVle
ions ires, r akes and fruit were .served
the host r ot ti ng the l a r g e pink birth
day rake with the nine shilling u m
llb'S
\ ftr r a very happy occasion (lie
di par till l u lung lltt'e | i ,|||k
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of
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and I ton Alien • nthciiin- ,.te| la in
. id Lake, i ii r hdt t and Robert Ll. uk,
William and Knnly Hawkins, Mis t,
F, Katsermitii, Mrs C S, F.Hiott, Mrs.
Will am Simnhttis, Mr and Mrs. Jar
obs. Mrs. Hmluiiian, i tank, Florenre
and Wait er 1’rice am I M r and Mrs.
W S. Price
Mitchell Jackson, aged about
21
years, died at fie' home nl Ida father,
1humus Jui ksoti, ea rl y T ue s da y morn
m g of dengue fever. The young man
bad only been in Florida a short time
havi ng lately arrived from his old
home in Nortli Carol i na. Mitchell was
said to have been a most estimable
boy, quiet and well behaved and g r e a t ■
ly beloved by bis relatives and friends. N
The body was shipped to North C a r o
lina Tu es da y evening.
Resides
his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Th o mas Jack;son, he is survived by f o u r brothers
and a sister. Jonathan,
Clarence,
Leonard, Corbett and Frances .lackson. Mrs. Jackson is also ilk o j den
gue fever, also a brother Clarence.
The family have the s y m p a t h y of the
j community.
Rev. It. L. Smith filled his r egul ar
upixiintinent at the Itaptist church
Sunday
Monda y mor ni ng he
paid
tlu- school a pleasant . ail ami ..ff.-red
lli, pl ay er al chapel and mail,- a nice
talk to the children
Brown S w n g gc r t y , Browni e
Sti»f
ford and I'lullip Miles bad an excit,
' ing coon chase S a t u r d a y ni ght
in
(which the dogs run a keen scent, the
boys closely following over briar and
{bramble, swump and hollow till the
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Chances
PIGMENT
LEAD AND ZINC............................................ 85%
A SBESTIN E.......................................................15%
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Don’t Take
STERLING PAINT, $2.75 GALLON
AFTER BEING THINNED WITH PURE LINSEED OIL READY
FOR USE.
Th e Herald for first class job work.
i iti ii I rank I' m e, youngest son of
Mi and Mrs W i Price, entertained
his hull- friends with a birthday par
ty Thursday afternoon m which
In
l elebraied his ninth anni v er sa ry IJtiite
an enjoyabl e aflerrioon was spent in
rami
music and other amusements.
In the donkey roniest Miss Mar gat e!
Hales received first pi Ui*. a beautiful
box of stationery.
I'oby S w n g g c r t y
won the boys' prize, a box of pencils.
About o o'clock the gue st s were invit
ed to t tie ilmmg room w h et e a beau
ftfully dei or at i d tab!, il. lighted ‘ he
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SHIPMENT OF HKAIJTIFUI,
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Clean steel knives and
forks, remove stains and
grease with
Dressed chickens at the
Cooked
j.’ond Sale, Union P h ar mac y, F r i da y
10th.
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j : LAKE MONROE
JUST ARRIVED
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Mr. M' l ' a l l nrrd Curl
Soles
spent
Sunday at f'huluota.
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Mr. i ‘miner am) fa mi l y, of
First
street, have removed to Monroe and
are occupying the house vacated by
W ,*ll. Jewell and family.
Neal Colentan has sold his residence
and farm to Mr. Fitch of Sanf or d.
Mr. Coleman and famil y will move to
Sanford. ,
Joseph Wninright and Har ry Rnhun liave installed a saw mill upon
the W a mr igh l place at the corner and
will operate the same.
' Li t tl e Misses Ruth and Edna Willis
spent the (week end wi th relati ves, at
L on g wood,
J. W. Hell is convalescent a f t e r a |
serious illness, He is now able to be
out.
Charles
Robertson
underwent an
operation for appendicitis a t the Fornald Laughton hospital Sa t u rd ay .
Elsie
Hlurk, the popular
little |
d a u gh te r of F. H. Black, is confined j
to her home by illness.
afternoon, Nov.
KOH ( ONS r W TiSopi R
Washington. \ li, ,,
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food -inspectors met here todny for Pittsburg,
discussion of a wide r ange of health
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session here and in St. Petersburg'.
Gi br alt ar
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Herald wont ads get results.
1 -m,enticed
< miked ........ Sal e at Union Phar
N o v e m b e r ,f7l' ni,’ k'
R Honey and T a r Com
m y j , h relay afternoon,
HUh.
PJI Itc pound for roughs, colds and croup;
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back; rheumatism, backache, kid
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Cat har ti c Tablets, a wholesome and
thoroughl y cleansing cat harti c for
constipation, biliousness,
headaches,
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land sluggish bowels.
Sold every
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'whore. -Adv.
Bring: this jhIv. with you Friday and trade as
much as $2.ft0 and receive 2fju for the adv.
Let’s sec who reads the ads.
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Tnnipn. Nov. 9 .—State dairy and
havi ng forgotten their gun masks.
William Jewell, who has been v i s
i ting relatives here has returned to
his home at Portsmouth, Vn.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer
Wa l n r i gh t ,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wdi nri ght, of
Oviedo, T. K Wainright, of f'huluota,
spent Sunday at their home hero.
W. J. Jewell and f a mi l y have re
moved to their old home at Wauehiiila
en g a ge
ill
where Mr Jewell W
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Assure your BANK RK FERK\( ‘K by a permanent connection
here. We'll help you in every way
we can.
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pritc was run in but not taken. Oh( 8TATT DAIRT AND FOOD IN
SPECTOKS M E E T AT TAMPA
no, the skunk os it turned out, stood
defensive and the hoys retreated, they
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Cards of Sanford's Rcput■ bis Professional Men, each
of whom. In hi* chosen profustian the Herald r ec o m
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CLASSIFIED
ADS
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»d taker, for lens thnn J5e.
" nd poaitiveljr no rlniuifled
ade charged to anyone. Cash
must accompany all orders.
Count fixe worda to a line
mid remit accordingly.
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FLORIDA I ^ l KViK H 0U 8Ea tor “ ,a-
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announced today
FOR SALK
Over Seminole County Hank
SANFORD
i n t n K E K A G K FIRM
d ud es Charl es P llolzclerh'T front
E X P E L L E D TODAY
tin- 1! m linni’ c ntnl a ten day snaprn
. F ROM N > K \ t II \Nt i K si.iri i.f |- !y S Ni-iviurgei wits alto
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Hi.iemtu eil
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SPEER & SON
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on November 11th, A rmisticu I>ny. ■ *
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FORDS, Huickn, Oldsmoblles, Onk- We are planning to have one of the ■ ■
lands, Dodge, Cole 8, Overlnnd, largest events of the year on that £■
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Chevrolet, Maxwall for sale.
These (doy. (let your name in now if you Jj JJ
FI rat N a t l Ranlt Bldg., Sanford, Fla earn arc lote models, an^i have been r e - ' nr<! goi ng to entrr the Rig Parade. ■ ■
Special attention to examination of
finished, maki ng them very desirable There will hr three beautiful loving ■ ■
Abstract s of Title
tars to prospective buyers, and the -cups to tin' three best decorated ears * ■
prices ore right, with easy terms. I> i» the parade
At the present we h n v e l j j
und 7 pmuirngom.— Ii. & 0 . Motor Co. I the following cars and floats listed t o i B *
209 Pnrk Ave,, Sanford. Fla. Distrih- Jgn in the parade.
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The American Legion.
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LAW YER -:Au x i l ia ry American Legion,
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:ars. “ We carry the parts.''
Spanish War Veterans.
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>UK S A L E — C melody saxophone t j
good ns new. $120 takes it, half c
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(Hasses Designed
Snllie Harrison ( hupter.
cash, balance $10 per month.
R. J.
Children of tIn- American Revidu- ■ ■
Uolly, Herald Office.
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FOR S A L E — Dosier and C a y s ’ paints
Confederate Veterans.
and varnishes at Sanford Novelty I Fernald U ng h t mi Hospital
1 OptlUnn-Optometriai
Works,
Sanford ngents.
183-tfc
W om a n’s Club.
312 East Fi rst Street
Hanford. Fla.
Hoy Scouts
FARMERS— You ran get seed bee
Elks ( !uh
frain— <iud irrigation plugs at tfc*
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SPEERS
Henry McLaulin, Jr.,
Opt. D.
ELTON J. MOUGHTON
A nCIIITF(T
‘ anford NoVelty Works.
I'OK S U . K
Room 7, Miller lildg.
HANFORD
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FLORIDA
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Sanford, Fla.
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C»in r n ir n l /wo inig«
— g la ssine'U ra /ipeiL
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yourself
" P int,’ B (ingredients printed on the
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wrapper). Lar ge st nulling cough med
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192-3 tc icine in the world. Sold everywhere.
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NOTICE!
City License Due
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F O U N D — Locket breast pin. gold and
black border, initials on back “ 1. A,|
Contractor and Builder
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Braid* of hair inside
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Srrtion 9 of Ordinance 2a. City of
ori Magnolia ave
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requires tlmt each person.
SANFORD
|Mj Ifi firm or corporation must have Iicciim
P\jjo mal t or cider vinegar, bottled
before enga gi ng in any business, pro
or bHk pickles, mint or cocktail sause,
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fession Or occupation named in said
stuffed, plain and ripe olives.— I’opus;eC(jnd g h e e t s ,
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o n l y lirense ordinance.
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B. W. HERNDON
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R E N T a Ford, drive
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Ready to go nny time.
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S I 7 Co mmer ci al . St r eet — Sanford. H a . j^cj-ijitjon of property nnd location (iriffith, Andrews, Ind.
Neglected
__________ I________________ and lowest annual rent to Republican coughs and colds often lend to serious
complications.
Foley’s Honey nnd
Trucking Company, Tiftnn, On.
Free
from
I 89 - 12U- Ta r gives quick relief.
INSURANCE AGENCY
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\ lease amLupt |oii on . Nov 2 2w k *
Semin-do i ounty
truck farm of not It H than ' A ’ ■ '•
or more than forty acres, e.inip'-oil
E N T I R E I- M i l l Y H A D
Fi l l ’
with flowing well tint more Ilian f i v
mdo* from S a n f o r d
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General Shop and wiiii uh(h hns
for Kr,,wing <ei .-y and rar. it win give you quick
Will
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a ny f a r m in r el i ef . ’ staid the doctor, when the en
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In Sanford in this Column
each day
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A lesson in courage and'self-sacrifice build theao homes and another long- some child with a beautiful dl«po«lfor the good of huninnity.
felt wa nt will be filled.
With tht tion.
Hnrry Dickson is the second child
In proportion t o number s e n g a ge d requisite number of houses here to
Boiling-— An
in the profession, the
suicide
rute rent or th sell the population o f tho mid only boy o f f o u r children b o m
among i.o d o r s in 1921 was not much city will increase, for no c i t y can ndd to Mr iind Mrs. H nr ry N. Di c ks o n /
higher than a mo ng l awyer s. Suicides' to the population if t h e r e are no He was 4 years old in September.
The funeral servi ces will be held
last y e a r totaled Hfi doctors and 57 homes to locate the new fnmllics.
riM t.iaiip .iis
tomorrow morni ng nt the residence,
lawyers.
lint there are many morei
IHft Hast Amelin a venue, Rev. Futhor
( . I M F TEI.I.S T H E T R U T H
doctors than I hwyers.
Doth p r o f e s
Fox oiTk-iatinp, with Di rect or Hand
will
sions require c o u r a g e and the
(la “ pinion o' the D u m p cartoons in charge of the a r r a n g e m e n t s . — Or- 1
power o f endurance. They have this
in common, y e a rs of cost l y education, g e n e r a l 1> is not of the h i gh e s t, and '."lando Reporter-Star.
The ninny Sanford friends of Mr.
\ndy*s entrain e into politics has in
net*rtl«la«
H airs
Ma.lr
K hunn
nn tiii’ii y e a r s of c o mp a r a t i v e inactivity.
A p p l l r a t i«»n
Mt mg .id', nd w a i t i n g until they have nowise elevated the enrtoonist in out and ' Ire Dickson ext end thei r sym-1
W 9V11 A.I*'I*— , . C l r r t i U i l a t i l l n n a i f f
Mrs. Dickson w a s f ormerl y
estimation.
Rut we chanced to run pathy.
a p a y i ng busi ness built up.
I ' f c o n r S r i N W a f i r r & p. m .
Miss
A
n
n
Hi ggi ns o f Sanf ord.
F o r ty - fi v e scums to be the a ve r a g e across nn old one published along
Multacrlpllop l frl«*r In Ad \ nufr
bout
the
middip
of
October
which
is
ago of suicide. Hence it must be the
O at
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d an ger year, the b l ac k e s t hour that ' a n exception. Jn it A n d y is depicted A U T O M Y S T E R Y IN
IIA I.I.S-M 11,1 S DU A I,
D * l l t f n *4 Ib f l f y |jy Carrier
comes j us t bef ore the dawn ut suc ■ inuring s o met hi n g out o f a bottle
MURDER CLEARED
into
a
g
la
s
s
and
a
ni
ma
d
ve
r
t
i
ng
as
cess.
At forty f i v e a man is begin
•
follows:
“
I
don't
know
w
h
y
the
news
a ft er y ea rs of'
• tA r «»11 r r ly nt trr a
Nfw fnolr Ci»»wtj»
i? rA v
N E W B R U N S W I C K , N. J., *Nov. 9 .
u »»ub»»*iiri n r r r rwUmw A i * r r - d o r r e d eff or t , nmi is apt to become nnpors make h o much f u s s about me
llatiMI fnlra inadt kitpttn on ap|>llraThe mystery in the presence o f the
not
being
congressional
timber.
1
lUa. Ilrmnrrallr la pntlllea^. S3.UO prr discouraged unless constantl y on his
r m . • ! " * ) « In a l t i i i f f ,'
am as good as the most o f thorn down two automobi l es--one an old f a s h i on
__ guard. Di scour a gement brings broodthere
are. N i n e t y per c en t o f them ed high back model, tho o t h e r a sftinll
K * “ 'inga, and brooding m a y result in the
sit
down
ot roll call and wh e n they roadster— in the Do Hussey' s Lane,
*if t e m p e r or ar y i ns an i ty in which
y y /m v
wake up they brush the spi der webs near the Phillips fa r m, on the night
' o r m o s t suicides occur,
i per
The onl y reason when the Rev. Edwa rd W, Hall and
ih*d
The suicide i gnores the lesson ot 1off and go home.
they have 4.15 c o ng re ss me n i if be* Mis l .l eamua Mills we r e murdered,
. , countless u-nturi es this
being
the
| cause they hnve that m a n y sents, olid has been cleared tip in the prepara
lesson: There is a l w a y s a w a y out of
it looks nice to hnve a ful l house. tions to place the enti re case before
i« any trouble. No troubl e endures for |
There is no reason for so m a n y — you tho grand j ur y, aut hori t i es said Inst
good. T h e suicide is like a man who,
only hear of five or six o f t h e m — night.
,
'
at I in the morni ng g i v e s up hope that
each pa rl y has its l eaders, and the
The lifting o f the veil which has
-— i the sun ever will rise
again.
A
shrouded that angl e of tho case, it
mighty lesson for all o f us, this truth
G r e a t weot her, w e cull it.
wa s said by special detect ive Mason, 1
that it is a lway s bl ackest just before
finds the story told us an ey e- wi tnes s 1
It is part o f .the wisdom we
No w for that big lettuce crop und’ dawn.
by Mrs. Jane Gibson, fur mer^womnn, |
t ho real money .
have inherited from the p a s t . . And it
unchanged. Her s t a t e me n t to the n u - !
,a et er na l l y true. S t . P et ers burg Inthorilies that she s a w t wo men nndt
Y o u r emember f r o m your earliest dependent.
t wo women in noisy a r g u m e n t under
Btoam abodtlng out ot tha spout. Ths Ud bouncing
boyhood d ay s that it a lw a y s s n o w s |
------------------------the apple tree, wh er e t he bodies o f i
the d a y a f t e r gcrr nl election in the
FLY OLD G L O R Y
the rector and the choir s i n g e r later
No r t h, es peci al l y w h e n the D e mo
were found, and s a w a man fi re s e v e r - 1
c r a ts win.
I.el Old Gl or y fly f r o m every busul shots, still stands, the a u t h o r i t i e s .
------------ o------------incss house and d we l li ng next Saturassert.
W c have no big r oo st er to put on day, for on that d ay we celebrate one
NOBLE BUYS PROPERTY,
F IR S T INTERN \ I l<i\ \i
That account has been mat er i al ly
the front p a ge today, and don't know o f the g r e a t es t e v en t s in history WILL BUILD A P A R T M E N T S
( . Mi l l V , ■ .
strengthened
in
several
aspects
by
wh et her we could use it, for the r i ti r the end of one of the grea t est wars
BE III ! I. \ I
the
bringing
to
light
of
new
evidence
ntion b> real l y in doubt , but if the hi history and we fol ks who b r ow
contributed
to
the
case
by
two
men
Dr
Noble,
of
Pennsyl
vani
a,
who
in.
Republi cans had made good during what the wa r meant feel g r a t ef u l that
who. were near the lane on the night been spending sever al days here the
DAYTONA, i
the past t wo years t here would not it is all over and we can turn aside un
o
f
Ihe
murder.
g
u
e
s
t
o
f
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fields,
Jonth
of
a
nee
o f the h ,
even have been any doubt about thei Armi sti ce Day and once again give
Authorities,
decline
to
m
a
k
e
public
the
ei
fy,
has
become
e
a
a
m
i
r
e
d
o
f
merce
imitate n
result.
The De mo cr at s have really , the Divine C r e a to r for the cessation
the
identity
of
the
nclv
wi
tnesses,
or
:
S
a
nf
o
r
d
and
has
purchased
t
j
L
t
h
r
r
e
j
ternational
glide
won.
of all w a r s of fnis n a t u re for many
divulge other details whi ch they said Long Infs mi Myr t l e between S i x t h |the United Slat
led to clearing up the m y s t e r y of the j and Seventh street s and wjll b u i l d . Daytona was an
a u to mob ilea.
Detecti ves expressed a pa r tme nt houses on the lots. T h i s is tin* A e r o SciunJ
doubt that this angle o f
the
case one o f the most desirable p r o p e r t i e s ' f r o m N e w Yb.rk
would even be revealed to tho g ra nd for apar t ment s m the
j ury, as the force of introduci ng it as Noble has shown goo
see the M ar s
liriiiul new evidence at the trial, whirh choosi ng Sail ford f mn
ng the flag.
^ P E N A L T Y H I T H E jt ,s
will result f r o m the work Florida rities for an u
l RIME
of the inquisitorial .Bodies, is consul wbh goi ng f arther sou
It*red of high mpo rUncc .
S a n f o r d t hrough the i
s on the h i g h w a y s or n
Three ndictments, it is said, a g a i n s t H. H intermister, who
s the limit of the penalty „ woman and two men will he asked, i for m an y years, both
Sat urday is the best t ra di ng d a y 1
1 11
the week in Sa nf or d, and yet t h o i ^ * 1^ * Hl> ^’c imposed upon a p e r s o n , -|q,e j ury probably will begi n its in- j ing front the same j»n
>vnnin.
men hunts are wi l li ng to eh si? their
K'lillj o f driving a mot or car ()lnry on Monday,
places of business and help the A m e r ^hile in an ii
n an Legion 1“ c el ebr ate the big ilny 11,1 Rogers, of
Uv c r v |. i i s i i u s s l i . ,i i si- in the rit\ will 11 hospital th
I. - .
all
..f T h e
,|aj
with
t he „ v ejit out *»"r f r, , m
Daily
Herald, and our olTice Ml1’ " f t‘<',nL’
ha* i “ r e m a i n opeit and get out a
wlndslneb
papet j ust the same, lull “ h r heart" " h u b she wi
wi ll I,,, wi t h tile boy s j ust the same hi eii tainmed
l be pledge of the m e n h a ul s to close speedster, tiei
sbovu the real kind o f patriotism Fixio Iligliwi
and The members of the American " C ' l i i o n that t
Legion a ppreci at e this spirit.
H o w - ( ^ ° ’ nff Gme in
ever, we would advise that when A r months is no
Hustle e D a y f al l - on S a t u r d a y the ^ d i e h, w " f
n*■\ I itnii that M o n l ay oe i t-leliratedI’ohlic welfare
. n.l
ke- p S a t u r d a y f ..f the biggest
Miss Roger s Would
Another auto has been put on the
witness sfiind in the H a l l Mills rmir
der my s te r y
( t. if those autos could
only talk in that part o f the world,
what a wonderful s t or y they could
toll
We wonder if a n y more eye
witnesses have been f o u n d ’’ At the
lost rending t h en were at least sixty
who -aw le.-lt
s ' , , -aw autos, who •I ,1 ■ i- da V
Miw ai [.I. Tr. .
..,,1 i.rob.il.lv who
m u n m ipa l
dock
a
valu able
\SSET
w eek
beJi e r f e e t l y
(|
HI M m |( \T |( \ It I D R Y
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matter how i m e f u k is a b s o l u t e l y JJ
a, the mercy of a
man whose drink- ■
With hut f ew pr eci nc ts to hear
crazed bruin leads him to i gnor e all
from m vari ous part s o f the United . rul es of the road and deprives him of
States
itlooks like a sw e e p i ng vie- ihe power to act
int el li gent l y.
l!
!,■ r\
tor Democrats
ev er y wh e r e, i raveling on the piildic h i g h w a y s is to
Hn re were a lew s l i r p i i x s here alld l ‘ (Hade sale, people gui l ty of th>
,,
11, rat f i n e d t.. b. i line w h i. h resulted
in tlie p o t .n
. led. l ’|t ll the III.ill il I’ll , 0 -1
• ' O l i h' f l g - l lemc nt of that Vo lllg 1.1'i ■
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beeau- e she |s r i gl l t
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Friday
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YOUR UNRESTRKTKI) ( HOICK!
A ny
H a t in
our
s lio p
Whether il he Dress, Street or Sport, will be -sulci at specially Reduced Prices, I rj<1n
.
that Fall Hat now and Save Money
.,
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.......I leggi
meeting wa s one wli, h vviii a p p a r
1 |, • ip
’ i . e found them the elimination of
ently
v ok out wed
It was well | out
il .. o hi .,ii.
coat the Demo reckless driving of
roreiv ed at the session, there being [ cratte p a rt y stands a m i g h t y fine Woul d be abolished
no a r g ’ “ ’ “ ” ‘
.
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t
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two Tel egram,
little
doubt that the s a m e question y ea rs hence, and it is al most a good
—
will be emphat a idly endorsed at the bet to place your money that way. it D E A T H Dh
polls
when the vote is taken.
Its also means that this c o u nt r y will
HARRY DICKSON ■
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construction will he a b i g factor in never ngnin allow a n y p a r t y to rule
the mat t er of river t ransport ati on, long when they fail to m ea su re up to
and will have a tendency to force the many requi rements that the p r es
down c h a r g e s on sueh
shipments ent day demands.
still conti nui ng to be c a rr i ed by rail
The detnoils should be mostarrurnte
NEW HOMES WILL BE BUILT
ly worked out before deci si ve action i
is taken ttn ovoid any complications
In the f ut ure; then the people should
va l e ns a unit for the bonds.- -pnlntkn News.
Of unusual beauty.
Large
Picture Hats for Dress and
small hpts for street wear. A
laryfe selection in Panhe and
Lyon’s velvets delightfully
trimmed in flowers or orna
ments.
Dashing Spur! H a L s
crus liable Felts, new F
and Satin materia^ .
designed for the
whether it be for g<>lt
toring. We feel sure to
Others /substantially redqced.
Others reduced
$22.50 Grades v/ $17.45 $6.95 Grades a
5.95 Grades a
19.75 Grades [a, 16.50
16.50 Grades (7i 1,3.75 4.95 Grades n
A B O U T SUICIDE.
Doctors nre more apt to resort to
■ uicido than members o f any other
profession. T h i s is reveal ed by tho
l at es t Biiicido records, whi ch show doc
t or s at the head of t he list among
prof essi onal men.
Di scussing this in
AiAericnn Medicine M ag a z i n e . Dr. S.
Dana Hubbard, of Ne w Y o r k
City,
reaches t he conclusion t hat occupn
tional strain is grimiest in the molt
cal profession
\ physi ci an is
m
constant danger , dealing with dtsem.
cs in their most advanced stages, epecinlly IheNincurahlc kind.
An un
t hinki ng public overl ooks this meri
torious service. ..You n e ve r heard of a
doctor h a cki ng out of a ca se because
ho fears the malady, h o w e v e r dread.
Only
We nre showing a new and choice collection of Furs in Scarfs and Choekers consisting of -s ,iul1
rel, Taupe and Brown Fox, O'Possum, Blue Wolf, Skunk and others. DON’T FORGET W E -WILL REMAIN OPEN FRIDAY UNTIL 10 P. M
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DAY— ARMISTICE DAY
W H ERE STYLE REIGNS
East First Street-
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SANFORD
T h e r e is a Reason
Synod ■• ! Simla at the opeulg session *»■ obi a■ m m a a n i i n m a ■ n n u M a n a i i i g i D i i i i i n m r M i l a m ■ ■ ■ ■ !)■ ■
of the |1,-si annual meeting of the a a " a a a a a a « a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a
Synod of Florida Pr*ishylerfnn Church of
the 1 t *til States o f America, held
The merchants of Sanford avenue
i ■ ! l‘i ':d>j teria i , hurcli last
will ihi.se all day on Armistice I*.iy. n M’
Saturday, November 11
In t oday’s night.
ti
session
The
vnod will he
paper they will have their mis, ns you
Inoug
hu
.t
t
i
week,
coining
to an
i will see, so that the public will have
end
Su*!:iy
Some
forty
,
Noveniltor
l
‘
J
the benefit of tho many bargains that
hull
In
ft
‘in
t
he
1
’ri‘
1
h
yti-riea
of
th>y have to ntTcr on Friday. All of
north, -oit ’ h.fi-t nn’d southwest Flor
the #iei«hnnts on the Siut'ord A v e
•dn, tile l ■ "■ o -ented hy cl er gy nful
nue poire are showing tlieir patriot
1 i ymen
il leir.il, •,
The
Woman's
ism by closing all day *vm A r m istice
’ vriod . 1 • ■ : it no1 i mg - thih mornIhiy. As this day is a legal huidny
no iitni v- 1M i out inue s e.s ons until
all over the United States, it is only
Not I'd vis.tors
toniort
i v. at noon.
'•roper tliat e v er y store should h e ’
>ho api t or oil the Synod program in
closed on that day, and if nil the
;
j stores listed to close are closed on i .title W U i levolandi- 1'^ P a of St.
I.otiisp AV
Provine, Ii. 1)., Nash
th: 1 day and some other stores open,
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ville, Ti” u (Jciirgr Francis French,
it will not he fair to the other m e r
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chants, so let’s all close up for that
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I I,. H , Pittsburgh, who
day and have a hie time. Armistice
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will give his famous temperance lec ■
Day only comes once a yonr, and it is
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one of the irreatest days in history
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There will he one of the largest cole - 1
Have t l. Herald do your next joh
•■ rations in Sanford on that day that
of printing'
We have the etpiipment
( has ever been,
Everybody turn out
t< do nil kinds of joh printing.
and make it the l argest dny that
Sanford hns ever had.
Plenty of
| amusement, eats, parade, nnd EV
Kl tVTHI Nt ; to make it glorious day,
T>o your shopping on Friday, for the
' tores will all ......... pen until Into
Friday night, just ns they would he
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lie sure and look over
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pane, for they have many bargains
and interesting necessities to offer
you oil Friday
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I Pure' Feed Market!
The most goods and quality for the money
Pay Cash
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We ca rry a full line of Shoes, Dry Goods and
Notions at the
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Daily Fashion Hint
Corner Second Street and Sanford Ave.
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flEALLY WOULDN'T DO AT ALL
VnlucH $6110 and $6.00, going at
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Dlunt Railroad Ownir Simply Couldn't
S *• Any S a n e In an Automatic
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LATEST STYLES-
Prompt nnd Courteous Service
We touch your ilnllors to lui\*■ ni"fc cools
M. NARVIS
flloian Joyouo Memoric» o( Mia
Boyhood Days.
ALU AYS AW ALLS
YOU
F. A. STONE
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SWIFT, ARMOUR, KINOAN, MORRIS BRANDS
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“SURPRISE”
SHOE STORE
HAWKINS BROS.
THE NEW MARKET
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MO D E UA T O H F LO RI D A
P RKSHRTKI tl AN S Y N O D
FLORIDA nnd WEST
ERN MEATS
Service end Quality
St, Augustine, Fin , Nov. !). Dr
loseph P. Calhoun, of West Palm
Be«ch, pastor
oT tho Ne w Presby
terian church, which is organizing
heje, wna elected moderator of thu
303 Sanford Ave.
Phone 406-W
313 (Sanford Avenue
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Phone 1”7
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PILLSBURY FLOUR. 21-lhs.
REST CREAMERY BUTTER, lb.
KINCiAN’S ludiana Pure Leaf laird, I -11» cartons each
F’resh Sweet Milk Daily, per quart
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A LOT OF BA IT ER Y FOR THE PRICE
IIO F -M A C B A T T E R Y C O .
F'oot of F'irst Street-
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We Ilnndlc (he Rest
Ralsen Bread, Coffee Cakes, Pound Cakes, 35c lb. F'resh ■
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Colonel Cul|»eppcr came from Vir
ginia so many j e u i s ugo that lie ll Inks
BCY HERE
In* Is a New Yorker, a n d ’ he tins lent
FRESH FISH EVERY DAY
most^if Ids Virginia spec, h in i avionDRESSED FRYERS AND HENS Free «»f Charge
ally, when excited, lie uses u word that
Is seldom heard In this city, hut gen
We Dress Them While Aou Wnlt
erally his speech Ih correct In syntax rm : r e s t
FLORIDA AND WESTERN MEATS
niul orthoepy.
“ I no s made homesick today,’’ he
AT THE LOW
d e l i v es r y
*ntd, “ when I stm a uonl I often heard
In my youth, hilt whirl, is seldom used
EST’ PRICES
In the North. It was the word ioto.' j
Some man who does business on the
cash nnd carry plan has named his
store Itic Tl-tote Service.' Tote Is ii
mighty good word, and when I was »
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327 SANFORD AVENUEt buy we used It regularly, ll 1* good
| Elizabethan English, Up here you u»c
1 tho word ’carry.' Pawn In Virginia yve
■ ■ ■ ■ S w B M M M M l«a lllIla a a a a a a «aa a a a a " " " a a a " " " " BB“ " " * use thnt word In n broader sense. We
■ carry a horse to water, carry u girl to \
church or home therefrom. If we mean
( u r i i i i i i i i m i i i i i i H i i i
to take up und convey bodily we say
tole,
• The store sign took me hnck to my
* boyhood— hack to Ihc time 1 toted a
If you Pay. CASH you will nlwnys get the best quality at ■ girl's school hooka when I carried her
to scbool."-rNew York Correspondence
the Lowest Price
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Cash Meat Market j
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Cream I’ iiITh, Hot Rolls and Bread. Betty Brown Cake, F'resh ■
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Uie of Word "Tote' Urout)hi to v,r"
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OH BOY!
A certain western rntlrond which
ti ii h nut yet tic, li ' reurgnnlltHt" l a "till
owned and npeniled liy the bluntspoken old luiuheniuin who Imllt It
I.hhI year iiflei a particularly sel'<jre
accident upon It. the agent for nu au
tomatic hie, k signal system calliil und
tried to get n contract for iristullu
Uon
The old lumberman examined the
device attentively and seemed much
Intereated.
“ Your chief engineer recommend* U
highly," mild the agent. "He told me
to use his name with you and he
m i l i v s ( IfI l uNNF . F Ro r t C
would sec you Inter."
“ Well," mild the tiimhcriiiHn, "!
Dolly should not resent indignities
jup * h It in u pretty Machine
1 like
when she insist » ti| sat shorn, it *• nMon
to nil here and ace It work myself, It *
v ii Ii ,i new f11h L i|,|,-( edl% hen it is
Bo nil tired mire
Hut come to unlug
I., hloficd ut (luwrted ,|ct>,one in I
tti iitnrd with , h.iinlu n
I toiity ill,
ll on my road now, young feller. 1 ve
la>n is l.iced tlmiugli tin- lower edge o(
been running a railroad Home lorgcr'n
the large cull,o .ill.ii lung it to the front
you nnd I’ll tell you no me thing.
of thr d m * a n t i producing a yoke effect.
“AcehlentH la hound to happen about
- C'ulfs and the hand on the skirt coronce In no often, no matter what you
rrs|s,nd with the (oll.it
Medium sire
do. I've got three tirnkemen In Jail
re,pores 2*( yards ll> tin h cretonne nnl
now Htwl I’ m * sworn to hang the next
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Pi. 1otl.il I t r l l n v t I,lid - I tress M i
one i i n<1 the pulillc I" pretty well sails
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Sires, 1 to (> years
Price JU
fled. Hut yylint sal l- l act Ion Is it going
Li’HI
to he fur nil t one If ! go to work and
hung im old iiiii'umitte muclilncT"—
PI.II til, Iph In I d. r
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REMINDED COLONEL CF HOME
320 Sanford Avenue
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Iplaces on the chancel, they were fol of pink. roses and ferns were used. her home and a very sociable evening Culpeppor called on Mr. and Mrs.
lowed by Miss Ada Wagoner and Col- Quantities of pink unshaded tapers of games and singing was enjoyed by Reuben Lcfilea Sunday.
Miss Melr, Miss Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wa ke f i el d we re '
Ilier Ilrown. Mrs. Morris Spencer ns were e f f e c t i v e l y placed. The dining all
Dame of Honor and Morris Spencer table wa s centered with n si l ver vase Mrs. McFnrlnnc served light refreshM R S. F RK I) D A 1GRR, Society Editor followed.
holding pink radiance roses, at either ments of punch and cakes at a Intc
Phone 217 -\V
Miss l .a mg was lovely in turquoise side were pink tapers in silver candle hour,
Prcvntt w i l f
If r*M h a t f
t r l n l a i I i I U m 7 • blue changeabl e t af f et a tri mmed with sticks, and placed nt intervals w e r e
Mr. and Mrs. T. W
— If f a « a n a»lag „n/nhcr» ar r m l a f
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a o n r , or If 7*>B a n r a l r r l a l a l a f , " H i band-made fl owers and silver. In h e r LPink and white mints in c r y st al coni -1 attend the ca t tl emen' s association
• e M l a l r a r f to IfcU f r p a rl i ar al . l l t l a f hair she wore a bandeau of silver !>«>tes.Th e refreshments of brick ice Titusville.
l atall a, or trlrphnnr Ikr Itraaa. It wll
ka a r r a l l f a p p n r l a l r t .
Miss A da Wagoner' s dainty frock of cream and individual cakes embossed I
bayd for Geneva seems
to be
orchid t a f f e t a was trimmed w i th nil•
roues, carried out the d a i n t y color among the r.-nl thi ngs looming in the
SOCIAL CALENDAR
U T lace
She wore a bandeau
of scheme.
M,.nr future for this town. A no t he r
During the evening a lovely musical meeting was held S at u r da y eveni ng at
pearls in her hair. The bride's maids
S a t u r d a y (Vrilinn Music Club will wore silver slippers and carried bo u pr ogr am was rendered under the di- the towrj hall to help get things orme e t at the studio of Mrs. Fanni e quets of pink Radiance'Poaea.
reetion o f Mrs. Cr ni g Harris,
ganizrd and to g et enough member s
Munson at 3:15 p. m.
I.J»te in the evening Mr. and Mrs. j to st art r egu l ar rehearsals.
Mrs. Spencer was attired in n d r a p
Monday-.- West mi nster Club will meet
Gor mel y l eft in their car f o r n short
Mrs. Wi l l iams l ef t Fri da y for P al m
ed model pemh Idooni t a f f e t a with
wi th Mrs. Henry Purtion and Mrs.
weddi ng trip, keeping their destinn Mench to spend a f ew days with her
t ri mmi n gs <>f silver, worn wi th silver
John Smith at the home of the for
turn a secret
Mrs. Go r mel y’s travel- daughter, Mrs. Dan.
Hip-over*.
Her flowers were white
mer on Palmetto avenue, at
3 00
ing cost ume being of blue
Poiret
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prevail , Mrs.
ruje buds.
o'clock.
twill, with blouse of blue and henna j.-rt.d McF ar li n e and J. M. McCl ai n
Miss Dnzie Kldrcdge, ns mai d
of
Mommy St A g n e s Guild will meet I
g e or ge t t e, with this she wore a chic were shopping in Sa nf or d Sa t urd ay .
honor, entered next, we ar i ng green
at the home of Mrs. R. W. Pearmnn,
hat of bonne panne velvet and gloves
Mrs. K. G. Raulerson nnd d au gh te r
and silver t a f f e t a with t ri mm i ng s of and other accessories o f brown.
jr., on West First street, at 3:30
arrived
S a t u r d a y f r om Carolina w h e r e
si l ver rosea. Her flowers we r e pink
Mrs. Go rme l y is tho ch a rm i ng nnd they spent the summer.
p. m.
,
i roses.
accomplished daug ht er of Mrs. .1 D
Miss Mar y Boyd, o f Osceola, spent
was
in
the
,lnint>' little flower girl, Saidee Roberts and numbers her friends by i Sum| ay wjt}) Rov Gobart,
wi f o
B. F. Ki el , of Delj i nd
Wi lliams, c a rr y i n g a basket of pink her acquaintances. Mr. Gor mel y came
city y es t er da y attending to business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Prevatt, Mrs. J.
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roses preceded tile bride. Her fai ry to Sa nf or d ten years a g o from Great
M. Pr e v at t and Iatuisc and Kndrcd
Jacksonvi ll e wa s repres’e nted
hcVe Sikt> f r o ck w a s of yellow t a f f e U with Bend, Ka ns as , and holds a responsible
y e s t e r da y by R. J. Gillespie nnd J. S . l 11^ r u f f , c s ’
' rom h,C ° P' position with tho Grown Paper Co. He
f.
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posite aisle with the fl ower girl was has made many friends here by his
u r n ham.
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the mini ature ring bearer,
Master sterl ing qualities. fT h e muny friends
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Beard, of T a m - ; , , a P y Jl,f *, i n a ? k WCa" n« a E t ° " o f the popular young couple join in
pa, nre spending a f ew days hero at sllit o f ,l,ark vc,v‘*t a,H ’ ° ' lac ,
wi shing them every f ut ure happiness,
the Montezuma.
u h i U ‘ CTV]'C ,le ch,no' aml carru>d thc
A f t e r a short honeymoon Mr and
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in 11 barge white lilly.
Mrs. Go r mel y will make their home
113 Magnoli* i , *
------L a k c * ,t,e farm firv)
in Orl ando S a t u r d a y on business.
J. W. F l y n t ’a st ore was robbed Sa t -i .^* **' 20 a r r t" Sev..r(ll
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u r d a y night t he thieves g e t t i n g about
nck lnam'
of n
f„
$-00 worth o f d r y goods and from 15 strnwberrivs, pear .,]
to $0 in cash.
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Mrs. J. 11. C a l d e r has opened a taxi .balance 1 and _> y. t i f s
and inf or mat i on bureau at the Valdez
Hotel,
with
Mrs. L. Bourdrcaux in
N<i!lt K
ch ar g e, concerni ng all t rains and boats
in and out of Sanf or d. Special cour
On November tt,.i
tesy shown to the public. Call us for I compelled to ...
drives of all kinds. Boat parties our wood one dollar".’
specialty. Phone 229 for information.
This advance
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hauling, and m. ,-,rder, *, >
‘H‘ Wf . 5 i v * S E R ‘ od aftur thal 'bit
our
middle
name. price, $8.50 per car )
194- Th - F r i -S at
Al l orders in hand pn r to ]
, bor tenth will be f, f„,
Mr. and Mn. B. N. S u mne r and j price.
Mrs. W A. H ar r i n g t o n of Syl vester, ISM-tup
V£B
Gn., a rc the g u e s t s of Mr. and Mr?,
J. R. F o r r es t for, this week.
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Sa m S. Tomlin, of Tampa, arri ved
1 ,ie , , nde enton:(1 with hcr
Miss Jessie S t r e e t Roberts, by whom
her e y es t er da y and is in the ci t y on a
she wa s given in marriage. T h e y were
business mission.
joined nT the alt ar by the groom and
II. B. Abel, o f Macon, is spendi ng a his best man, his brother Ge o r ge
Th e bride was^ radi antly
f ew d ay s here on business, maki ng hi“ Gormel y.
lovely in her bridal robe of white Kit
headquarters at the Montezuma.
ten s ear crepe, t h e ' s k i r t s bei ng
a
draped model with panels nt
either
All star emu-mlde jn " The Sa af n r d
side, at the b o t t o m of these were hand
Fol l i es" Tui-srlHV, Nov. 11th, S l a
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lead'' i n a s
| iie id on s»* u a - s i r t d t» *
m.
Come and sei the girls glitter,
i f f e c t , with -lashed sleeves fastened
pret ti est girls niir l e. i n .iffuril-. elev
with ropes of pearls at either side ot
erest .mil wittiest, ten.
tile girdle were roses centered with
j • nrls
Her veil of misty tulh wa r i
Do you hold the lucky number for
im o n c t fashion with touch* s of real
the beautiful floor lump that will he
lace and s t ar jessamine. Her s h ow
chanced Tuesday night. Nov 11th. at
er tun;.| let w as ■ ,f rns»* hud-, swnlison
" T h e Satifoid I "Ip, - in the
High
Hi and liilres
Mi-- J e - ' i c R o i i. i lSchool Auditorium.
Do you
know
waa
attired inbrown Spanish
lace
t hat lump retails fop S ’ uUli'’ Wh ew!
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ill I I I a n . J b I ra'-. w i|ilf 1:1 ti.e
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holdt oiX plot.
p .tt - i u r * ; . %r -! wbii. 1 ' d
ri u ht r H I ' '-1. i l l . !• 1 4 - »
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w ith i ■ 1 ■ ■ of a j ar. ' . gus
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w.i- asses led by Miss i.iltle Ruth Spell
cer, siqii-anu, who sang "O Jwive of
Mm. " Tie bridal horns from l.oh
en gr m
s a pro. es sn mal
ll- oti
wh
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Riff* ta.
inno. dtat. lv following the ceremony
al into i iit.i. i i * ' t !-■ I \\ ,ts h.‘ 111 ,»T U .•
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av ettm
jsi't!l anfi
Tile large pot >h whs
' . Hit f g ' v '!• ■ ■ r.t - - ■ ! 'v it fj )>A- k
yellow daisies, and it was berg t hat
the happy young couple received con»'i at l l l al , " ! i s
\t . i n
e n d nt t h e pi* r. It.
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j i ..t Til. a li 11ged } alo il to hi e,
and M i
W ill- r 11a v nes anil Ml .
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o ft 11
j. . . M •' 1„r • i t**i i T t}H' i >* ' ' i '
t hi In
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Ida K satin combined wi th black
trse mgs of fi-atli'Ty asparagus f e r e s
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wh
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guests
upon
H e t nrii.n
gt eet.cd
their iirnval,
and
t ill
intro
At
(luced them to the bridal party.
tht' door were Miss Margaret Roberts
Ik e
hal t
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PARTY
t 1 s 11 ' fl| 11y
ARMISTICE DAY
But wc are |>ro|)arc(I to take care
' to. k
building material if your order i-
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T h e 11- It. I - and hr :.li Till 1
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Mi ' s M i m i l a Grier of 1 aim Beach
i- vi- ting her grandfat her, Izar Hart.
Mr-., II. II I'att i -hall catird
on
Mr- < has. Phillips Friday.
SAVINGS
We Pay
I ' hor .
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oe t i f i sed in t h e d i n . e g l o o m , b a s k e t -
Interest on Savings Accounts
Oscar Nil hol-nti, Mrs Henry Levy,
Ml - 1 it a Pet i ix and Mr, ,.ud Mr-. T
V\ P i e v alt were m I’huluota Fri day
on liusiljexs
A WOMAN’S INSTINCT
is her surest (iuirie. Every woman who tuts marie one
call at this Ltyuk instinctively calls again.
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Persomil attention, expert advice and our modern
Banking facilities make mis an ideal bunking home for
women.
ASK ABOUT
THE CALENDAR SAVINGS BANK
ON YOUR N EXT CALL
The Seminole County Bank
SANFORD, FLORIDA
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FRIDAY — ^
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I bird and Myrllt
^
Special 2-Day Sale
v .i
la-.i i or,
hall tei me
Wilson,
Ruth
o w i■ r Hand, OtnaT
Allen
and
1 bin i ■t • ■
'.■ ml ext
' t i l i n g f r o m i 1 1in r
Print it.
and a lt er nat ing, Hen St i . l. - and Mi-1’nd and green was the pretty color
i »U!
Hill Lumber Co.
df‘. i r ,i I I I
js
I K \ N . ' l I li
Mi
t
of
1 here was music and dancing arid
enjoyabl e g am e s
S E R V I C E , Q U A L I T Y . I' Kh
I In men'- jo ■ , fur 'Ir -ss
, 1 r..
Marten leiiV|ile, vi i n as the p I" !. -of an old fashioned inn o f colonial
Rhone 135
Yard; Cumer
divs,
cimvul-ed
the guest s
with
l au g h t er
Mrs
Ted Wathert . oold ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ .............................................................................................................................................................. ..
• .isily ha . e f.e n her " daughtei and
i. *■ i v ei| the lady's p n /.■
Mts ji F
l.ikach received tile prize for her
i n!t. tn fivi' t.11 mired
In one of her mother's bridal dress
.
,"f Ida. k «,it in an d targe ostrich
f . l i b . ' ..!
1I,.'
Mr*
\l at v Watsh
iu« uigh 1 u- b.i k i ■ the ul.l.-n d a y '
V| r - ( ......
p el low x wore a bridal
dri - i•f am •■ ot will' t . rent ion. Airs,
m wa s decked in an old yellowMiss Arnnkn
silk car men dress.
ave 11- a v i - mt
' ! In st vies
ili I -« 1
m Mr- Maty mhant, m bl ack
- it Tl red t ri mmings and heavy jew
' '' \ , w l
a Ui i i
'I 1 i Itiniii'.l
mother
In f . o t, all pn-sei t were ar
ra V d '-- )'■ i Iall v f t the i i .issoji
During the eyei ng a delirious re
P!>st was served, and all agr eed thnt ■ ■
the ev eni ng will stand out in their ! 3 ■
3■
memory
nnd Mrs. J. B. Lawson.
The reception room was also dec
..i .led wilt, quantities of l-.vely .l a . >*««""*.
Furlntur.
m
fact
o
m bi.-k.lIn the living i..om ;i' v l h m g movat.le
wh.il " t he m
w
.• hatulle
lit i , ,t„
g M - l i t . dr- pi ..veil >'>ight think immovable,
w.\\
no. all
t h . ar e a n d
' n.. lb . O i . , ! :of
» . I*' i ' r t g l l l
■ . ' l " l < '1
t. p o r i s i i n l i t y
tjl’D K
SKRVIG K
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Our jilnce of businesa will lu> e]
Cn
Mr. and Mrs. McCaughan, of Orlando;
Mrs. T. S. Roberts, of Jacksonville:
Miss Jessie Street Roberts, of Wil
minglon, N ( .. alt i others
- u ! io
Og
S W W . e s i t pa ‘ oi pi rf. i ming tinlink
g . o r g e t t e over buttercup satin
Itl Ip t 1 .'III n Mg I e Ie In n n ;
with t ri mmings of crystal.
Hn i h a is el ra 1 and i h" > loft were
M i.
R - . h c i t ■, mot h r of t h e
l.roh
CO o q
Phone 135 for ^our Wants
l a s t night the ('ntholie hail w a s
crowded with an a gg r e g a t i o n of men
and worn n who seemed to have step
ped out of paintings whose subjects
live.I a bundled years ago. O i l :.i li
toned suits, dresses apd hats Were in
alaindanee
\ mi have seen them n
•a . r
.it ir w .1 '• «•ai ehe - of g. . |d, h e - pilot, .graphit d d obii-rent \ p
*11 , t
bouquet was a corsage of pink roses
\ ■ ■tsr gi andf all.i r and r-rundue to »M - I , Pie Roth S p e n c e r ' w a s
a had t ,ihi n a ■ .■ o t o i v ago
i . n l f M l-.I 1 Ui i|iK|{ | s
•-\v;
nt the Roberts home on Laurel ave.
A m o n g the out-of-town guest s were
Mrs. II. H. Stevenson, of J a c ks o n
ville; Geo r ge Gormely, of Great Bend,
g nnaa8. M r an() Mrs. W a go ne r and
Mi;(S A f jn w a g o n e r of
Ki ssi mmee;
Mr. and Mrs. Wakefi el d were
in
L ak e , G e m Wednesday mi bustnes*.
Mr, and Mrs. Henry Davis, of Geor
gia, arrived here S at u r da y to spend
the winter with Mr. and Mt... i t.urU
Mr. nnd Mrs. David Speer, o f S a n
ford. spent Sunday with Mrs. M. K.
Wicks.
Joe Cameron, of Fast Sanford, w a s
here Sunday on husiness.
Miss Litn Peters left Sunday for
Jacksonville wh er e she will t ake up
fitenogrnphy.
_
Mrs. A. A, Moran was in S n n f o r d l E S
S at u r da y having some dental
work
done
M r* Walker, of Georgia, is spend - 1B J|
ti.g a few- days wit hit er imdhei, Mrs a *
Reeves
Mias Klcctia Moir, Mr, Cul ver Etheredge and others gave an enjoyabl e
part y f o r the many young folks of Ge
neva on Thur sday evening. Mrs. Fred
McFar l anc extended the courtesy of
COAT SUITS, SILK AND SERGE DRESSES
AND B L O U S E S
SUITS
Navy, IT'ifotinc and Sri'yc
Coat Suits, rxtra fino (piality
and all sizes, IS to IS. Special
for Friday and Monday. Val
ues iij) to $07.50, for
�REALM OF SPORTS
jE B A L L
>T BALL
;KKT BALL,
p SHOOTING
CIIAS. L. BRUT, Editor
UPS ESTABLISH NEW RECORD
& THEY ROMP ALL OVER ROTES
{ Man on Congregational Team Bov. Is (her
400 and They Pile Up a Total o!'
j»Ia y :11u can head the t ' h a m is wieti the) mron,l regular match game nf bowling like they did I , t n.giit
The Farmer s nn,| Merchants meet
Itm, mmpcd all over the Ro
tonight
ut last night on the Parish
The score f r bi»! m gl u ' 4 fTJirniu \<
piled up a totnl of UM20 as follows:
^uigrcgntiotial Hub ,
each man bowled over 400 a n d :
easy time in winning their
|t rolled high score o f the evLth a total of 408 . Penniijgkm| with 481) and He’ d in g third
|| while the highest score for
was rolled by C9I, Knight,
jing a total o f 473 .
Phnmps established n new roc
the league, a record that is
stand for some time unless
gord is broken by themselves.
fust time in the history of
^uc they bowled one g a m e that
over 800 pinp, for the f i rst
I tii- league they bowled a total
and for the first time in the
of 1lie Icnguo every man on
|m bowled over 400 pins each
I Kotos were off, as usual, hut
tii.it they howled nearly 2,0*01
kut wo wish to state that
w"
tiio Kotos rio about it and
th, > want to see the team that
[AMS GIVES
[EASON FOR IT
I nrhs nnvi lk* D r u g g i s t T o l l s
thi
I t E C U M A Is N o w
So V e r y P op u la r
tsniivillo, Novernlier S. Wo are
greater quantities of KF.t'U
than of any medicine wo
have
bandied" said Mr. J. J. Williams,
(> the owner of Wi ll iams’ I'hnr
rornor llroad and Hay Streets,
pme of my best friends come to
rid toll me they nre g et t ing such
rrful results from it that they
lin I think of being without it m
^ouse so they can use it regular
attribute the big success of KK
A to tho fact that this medicine
ling what people expect o f it.
think K K C U M A is the most pop
[medicine which has ever been in
in Jacksonville, and the rea
for this is that it gets results in
two to three days f o r people
uiffer from stomach, liver, how
pu kidney troubles, such as mdi
GOLF
BOWLING
TENNIS
Rotary
m
?7 "
Dritt
Knight
I Henry
R. K. Stevens
I louslnddt r
Higgi ns
1 1ft
1 IS
17H 100 :l *i
11dO
rilv 1 *
I*—
I 'i4
_
1 12
111
127
LI*
•jj’f
125 2>0
1LN
128
Total
P.ITs
Congregational
Holding
Hll 11.7
1. Holland
Jewett
A. Rennud
Pennington
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172 127 t 10 ■ 1 !tl
17fi HI! 17s
pis
n s in
l 4 i 13,7
Total
i:;3
170
-
Standing of the Clubs
Won Lost
Men's Club
2
0
t o n g r e g nt iNtials
2
n
Rotary Club
1
1
Farmers
11
i
Merchants
it
1
Chase A- Co,
11
2
1
n*j
js;i
2 '!2tl
Pet
1.iron
1 .nun
7nu
otiii
unit
nun
*-r b|
>1
R9 M
b o x in g
r
n*
1 -n .?r. '
i'.lll 1 |' im mb* i' i* uf th.
RA 1 ‘(’ min 1 '' 1 ' 14 1 \i )iiri'i’ . . r ■ !*.-■ 1*1 1 11
?i, ;*i»I
ta
4 ■ f fh
k:ir.11 t•'r. a n
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1*
L * rt • v‘*' | • lilt !)
till'd r C . ' ■! b t.l, n .rtc.. ■ "1
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t v s i i u . r j . r ^ r r a t r a i c j t t a tu 1ii> 1cast ■ : ■ -i, • in > ff t th" org.inita
turn.
V
1 1 'Mr '! 1. -, \ 1■ >■ J*. e-.'iollt Gil
'Hrnk Hi nne!t, nnc nf tile 7| I’lM
''lull s t a r 4, W114 mi,. ,,f the vi.n !Ill X • 11 and H
..
M■ ii , . c' r sit wart
f *"
1 ■ k ’ i' t t " i h i m ] , i>\ " f 1 i-t tu ,-t:*
i ' ■ * "'1 1 •?!. . II-f.T
• u, ♦* on '* ’ • w 1|r " i o f ' 4 ”'g ' " hr
“ Mr ■ nk lift uft er th" !rr>t giro it*
-.1,1: h ■ vaw * fi 'Utrh for him.
1 >'iri toil; i> m Oiiund 0 hi the ijii. US
Il’TI I l f 1
M* . i n u i , ' *’i " ir 1*1 ♦ Ml !
’
i..,t
**\r r > .i it’vVNl t t Jr.;v "III " ’ 1 nt
Rail ii Stevens howled a nice cl min
"UMilrnng the fact that he had two
ills the e i f , 1 ■ sl ate, ami that the
'liltin’ dogs."
i jt?rliiat <"tti,is K u b a n g o now spends
I • 1 us whisper something to you probably n re for advertising than
that's n sure enough fact and that all other H o n d a interests combined
is this man Jewett will make some
I vi'huli,
' (r I e In, , at yesterday's
■ me hustle to hold the very highest meeting V- i
|»r. J H l i t " . IV ('
ivOrages in the individual averages (illicit, P. t . Peters, Lee N. Hamel,
this season,
" J. Still’ll .1 W Ponder, F C. \Y .
l amer , I t m \ ''ive|y. Hr .1 K.
\tni Pennington is there (with th" K i n k , K H 1 ad or. It. .1 Kepler, Jr,
goods
Howled nearly 7on last night i >thru* in ’ endanc" w ere *' K Stew
■ Old kept himself up near the top ill f t . Jr 1,
\ Scot!, Wm Hunter.
•r e r a ijes.
I \ Haki
\\ I W y m I I I , I ha.1 I!
M. ulkei . I I- Ici mpr ei ht, L (I Mar
H o l d i n g has weake ne d a little since f ci. Hut M 1 rows, A V. Anderson,
last yea r, hut we believe he is cum- U F. ,M
V II Mian,lin . J C.
l ag out of it, the way he acted last M.nltern, V, U Raymond, i! C Mnr
night.
rill, H. N. Harm’s, Geo. P. Thomas,,
\ r Nil i
A W Sim kett. L L.
O d Knight was the only 100 howl Lc-oiiej. .1 i: Rust, Ji’lT T'liil Thomns
er for the Rotes.
The rev- lac monthly Imsiness of
CELERY SEED
In
have
host
best,
Hoc
the game tmght the fans wit 1
the pleasure of seeing the three
howlers in the league perform
will he sreft playing against
Mowers, last year's best.
go. N o v . !l
F o r I he tirvt t m o
-lory of the major leagues a
■I Indian is sc hedul ’d to ay
■ n Hie diamond.
He is Jack
li ens, a full blooded Huron, sign
' <i tv by Chi cago Americans. Wi!
a pit, her and nineteen y e a r 1
lilie with the Hellevilie club of
Central Ontario league last sea
hr- won t wenty seven g ames and
"I'"
In the game lost he allowed
two hits but one o f his teammade an error that permitted
opponent to score the winning run.
The
h
<
dog
show
til" first annual
K V positi on
xe m b e r 27 and
A
will tie staged No
24. and m o n j
arist*>
m a t s of llie 1 ami !
k i n g d o m wi ll In*
on di spl ay
T h e show wi l l he held
intler I lie ai j s pnes of ’ lie . lacksonviile
isefiin’!
1
bill
T h o s e des i r i ng pieini
urn 11sJs and e nt r y
WEST FLORIDA
CITRUS GROWERS
WILL ORGANIZE ::
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customers.
. P. McCuller
Sanford, Florida
FLORIDA STATE
JACKSONVILLE
November 17 to 25
FOR THE
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yutl I M-i f 11 ' hr' m.o !i
it v a ’ d t l a nU' drum .
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\\e urn in.living nmmgi’menls In ptuxe into our new Imnie on the corner of Second Street “ “
;ind Sanford Avenue. I ."t of the Rest used .lulumnliilc' lin 1 nmtiev c.in hnv. \11 have been “
i e consliI .nnc'i, n:ul nre slightly usei!. anti mihl He *.»dtl m p.irtlless uf price.
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.S25.00 CASH
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I one p u r e h a - i n - 1 o n e ui
.Waive-' a ltd I i ! ■
of
,,f P ha r ao h " J a c ks o n v i l l e , f o l l o w i n g a snugcsUun
|WIIV 11 ron u.olo by \ ice pr esi de nt Gl l h’ tt, of
nf
hr* Flornlit ( itriifl l.xciianor , l erei i tl y nS
*.j|,i?sKeri ii f u l l pa g e a.lv ert is* inell} u «
And so for a pretty face. Aniencs,
Pharoah of Ancient Eg ypt , imperiled
a nation of millions.
Hut war
what was war when
nti ancient ruler loved?
Romance ruled Egypt ns it rules
Hu- world today and yesterday in
Tho Loves of Hhnr onh"-dramat i c
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Atlantic
Wonderful Exhibits of Florida Products,
AM Kinds of Amusements
20 DA YS ONL Y
W i l l lie g i v e n In t he h r
The
Horse Racing Daily
I Beginning Tuesday, November 7 jl
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t
HifOrer and Better
Big Used Car Sales
■ B
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1 B
We close Saturday
night to take care of
PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD
And no matter who wins tonight,
Speci al m d l m e r y sal e at Haumel' s
week will end with tvt'o rluhs tied
S p e c i a l l y Shop Friday only. Putt opt
first place, t wo for second and two hats, strci 1 hats, sport hats, hats of
the cellar,
, v ry lies i i ’ mn on sale at specially
reduced p i n e s
New shipments just
Have you been golfing of late?
j
I ’ .eiverl aS
go on sale this day.
J 10 ks um ill**, Nov
7 Prospective
Nothing re orved
See the advertise
exhibitors at the ijo/j and poultry
Itert r i i apman was he made it In men! it. It
issue and note prices
shows at the H o n d a St al e Fair and Is
N ” t so had for n youngster
Stun- w 1 he open Friday until 10
F xpnsitiiiii here during November 17
i f lock and beicd all day Saturday
l i r t i c c \tiil’-rsoii is a n o t h e r v i s i n g
to 25 arc tie 1" g advised that erilr^lJ
for the poultry and cat exposition •t e r t h a t ' s , l i mi n g in hi s pl a y
Ri m e n d ' t that all the stores will
close till Novi llliu I |U, while Novenr
he open I , | iv until 10 o’clock and
A ml " T h " l o v e s of P h a r o a h " is a
tier I 1 is the last day to qualify for
h’sed all day Sat urday
P a r a m o u n t p i c t ur e that conies to the
the canine show.
1
Indications are that these shows P r i m ess F i n l a y atiil S a t u r d a y of Ibis
The Herald delivered, 15c per week
will he ill" "bi ggest and best" ever we e k .
held in the southeast
■ nrme n d i ng the organi/aitum and da S ;
b *
It s a tremendous iimlum picture, tvoi k,
hjuiiu’ ir*ua h a d i n g l.iuwihtt in
itn exciting picture <•( h ii .i cs and i i t m s Hot i ri a have t aken si mi l a r “ J
^vvci'piog tn.i st-s of me n , it i4 all im •tcjis ami a s s u r a n c e s have been rc- a b
posi ng a n Intel l u n d r i.in|»i'il urn it ml e t v i d fr om s e v e r al ot her s that they’j u b
fl u
a humanly personal stmy of kings
will sho r t l y f ol l ow suit.
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unit s l a v e s uf anci ent F.gypt
T h e meeting transacted a largo bn a^
Ami it is nil dune with u fine pho amount of routine business
tin rec B b
U, nre in the business, for the graphic finish that is uimsuid to the omiuendntion nf tho advertising com ■ m
tlecided to postpone ■ ■
SINR.SS:
QUICK
S K R V I C K Amer ican screen. Some «f the light mUtci, |t w „
,ng in this photoplay is superb.
It t>uni|id|?„ lfon |lf Hevt.r a, new forms. N ■
CNSFFR. Phone 41)8 .
194-Th-FriJSat I puts dramatic life into the scenes, uf adverti si ng, and spend all avail S ?
dramati c life that is seldom witness able funds for newspaper space. N*w a a
ed. The effect achieved by the di mar ket s nre being opened by tho
rector wit,h buildings and armies and ruder, department at a g ra ti fy i ng rnto. ■B B■
BB
mobs nre Sometimes overwhelming.
A m o n g several instances of recent
Ther e is story as well as grandeur
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influetial accessions to the member B
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to " T h e Loves of Pharoah." it is one
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ship
of
tho
Florida
Citrus
Exchange
a r m is t ic e d a y
of the truly exceptional works of the r eported to this meeting was that of B B
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screen.
\V. J, Kronie, of Homestead, one of ■ B
Ni ght had fallen on the Nile— the the lending g r o we r s nnd businesk men *Ji
B ’B
time and plnce for romance.
o f the l ower east const.. Echoes of ■ B
Will be open Friday
These are the qualifications
that it tenders to you.
, the
Dogs in Exhibit
for
Florida State Fair
fur
And Exposition
Adv
11m . 1, 1) t,i; rs l v lil \\
i n no ivlat i<mslups of LiIV do
von -not'd tin*>t■ <iualitit*s morn
than in your financial alfairs.
Those arc tho out'tandin.y-iVatui'csof tlu* service offered by the
Couples Bank of Sanford.
the Kxcham e Supply Goinpany was
Held
Wei* silav
afternoon
Many
m a i l er s i-f mpurtaine -were rotisid
• rc,| and
ilcl i iw of I h> continued
growth .0 -h ■- Fvchange subsidiary
are g r n t i fv mg
'■ jjind f ast about thi s irnrai 11-
. a.
Your fireside n your place of
con fit lom-tL sFi'riiity. security and
sati t act mu.
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W illF
A DVKIITISl Nfl
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r o t a r y , Rn\ 42**2, J a c kson v i l l e , I la.
The biped thoroughbreds will he ex-'
MY K X l M A N C E
^dutrd under the auspices of the
1 KpeeiHl to
Htjt inill.ill, ll
■ M|t\ 111. Poultry
Tin,*)’ii. F la . N iv ;i
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lit - of
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lift V " •s 1«i 1*111 arul sU |» •rtnli'ini
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constipation,
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' t hesitate to ru'inii iik ihI tt
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* 0 H i -nru 1 ‘t "l 1 \\ ■ h :l.t
I 1 suf fering like that, because
.tiliv 111c 1’• 1si.ifi ( a! S»M ety , atld d 1 lu me .1 to /.at '.’ii .. * the r Hi1 11s
fe been convinced that i t will posinagi'inent promises id Itliat is g ro wer s uf west Florida and a rally
P> relief/? them.”
best in*-vduiivr* feline society vvill Ire to the support of the Fxeimiige by
Itnpurts A s t o n i s h i n g
leading hanking inteie-An of tin* state.
e x h i b i t 'd mi November 27 and 24 .
k*1 I nion Pharmacy is also enthu
I’. iiMi” " ' Mnnarer *
17 Stewart,
All trim poll uti on^ lines have of
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to 7
ii ’ 11 i". 11 <! the no tmg
"i M«riti■ *1 many reports which are fly
,ii u , Ri.uinl l ake ami P.n .ila ' < i t \ .
1 M k -x ’liv rip v r the f . i i r
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YOUR FIRESIDE AND
FINANCIAL HOME
ss
recent membership campaign,
conducted by the Exchange, of u f a ■■ B
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Title
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Sanford Herald, 1922
Text
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, November 09, 1922
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 09, 1922. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
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Text
Source
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 09, 1922; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald