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A S S O C IA T E D PR E S S J IS P A T C H E S
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PRESIDENT CAIA'IN COOLIDGE
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SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y , N O V . 5, 1924
S ll II LEADING
Coolidge’s Popular Vote May
18 Milion; Davis Receives 9 Million
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icket Polls
f As Many
the Demohis County
inner In
Congress
roters Vote
|y for Five
mendments
INTEREST KEEN IN Fl;ridn.™l!;r Cn»! ,M« vn*
HERALD ELECTION
SERVICE TUESDAY Davis Carries State By
to Abolish Levying
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lock and a large n u m b f
TA.MI’A. Nos h Coinplcle re
e. hauled to thin place turn, from fifteen out of sixis five
lou. )inrt.s of the city,
precincts in llillehoro rounty give
Governor Polls Large
Vote in New York City
P
More Than 2 to 1 Vote1
Id office sen. ro)>ed off f->r
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Estimated Crowd Over 2,000
Watches Returns Furnished Unusual Interest Centered ini
By The Herald ns They Are
Bassage of Constitutional
Flashed On Canvas Screen
Amendments; vote is Large
it*, interest in the general
JACK S O NVII I.K, Fin.. Nov. 6.—
<entered ihioOv
in tho I ’liuida’.* li gi.lalure at it. me'.iiig
ini and emigre— ionnl roe- next \pril will hove before it in ic |tn.vugc of tin* inheut- strut tinn* t«. proceed with plan.
income tax amerultneut, for ifapporlimimg representation
Tuesday night when it sen-; it* tliat laaly, people of the «tnte
I thnt hetsveen g.011(1 and ud"|>litig that amendnlury rliiu.e
■pit* ussemldeil in front *>f to cuii.titittinn.
• the llerahl
office on
The state voters, according to in
nvenue to watch the elee eompaie return.. >wept into c\ \
irn. of ttie «'ntir<' nation isicitee amendments again t levy I
i|ion the scriM'ii on the op mg inheritanee mi l inconie liis c ,
Je of the street,
authoii/.iiig legislature to ptovidc
ilf at 7 o'clmk, the gener- uniform mid ciiial taxation on in
>>f tins city and Seminole ; tangible proper's and to exempt
xprr.sM'd iittere-1 and keen taxation |iropcrl> osvnrd foi mil i
it in the letuin*. comics I nicipal t liicationol, literary, .•■ten
mins that ss :e projected nfii. tcligmu* and cliaiitaldi |mi
leeli unlit II o'clock Kven iio.es,
e sseie a nuiidier of IntelThe Amendment creating *-pe* nil
rtator. who a|ipeared t i he .ehool lax districts ss 11Ii atilt Got it \
go home and lingered , to issue bond, up to twenty pel
0 hem odd. and ends of |cent ef ta‘ aide proper!if. is ap
1 return, routing in over purenMv approved
Interest
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tired in .......... .
amend
I'm diis afii rnoon, und< i merit, loll the usual
majorities
Hon of Cits' Manager V. ssere returned to Itemurratir noon
,ms. the street in front of nees for office.
Republican On the National
Ticket Hut Returns its
Democratic Governor for
The Third Successive Time.
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Over Tremendous Lead Of
Republican Opponent Gain
ed in I'pper Bart of State.
r,._ New
tnrul side
*. lull re
(invernm.
generally
f the two
. emlv t<"
Willi Hie clear weather dining
pa • two ss ei ks. he .aid. It i
i ti hahle i Imi a
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grade of
llindnr ha* luen secured and that
it and olliei iieiessary nuils'rials
have nlnadv l.een «hi)i|a'd
Such
iliiiteilals a- i eluent und .and for
(( out miied on pugc (i)
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NEW YORK, Nov. 5.— With returns from many state*
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still incomplete. President Coolidge appears to havo been
elected over his two opponents by a rolling tide of bnllota
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toward
the
Harding
landslide
of
1920.
mou
nting
But returns still were insufficient early today to show
whether he wwill have a working m ajority of Republicans tn
Congress. Little more than half the senate and house contests *
had been finallv reported with the results ho far showing*
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a not Republican gain of a dozen representatives and prob/J
ahlv three or four senators.
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The bugaboo of throwing the presidential election
Congress was chased away bv the rapidity with which tn®
large blocks of electond votes either fell into the Coolidge r i<t
column or gave seemingly unmistakable evidence of going "
there as returns continued to come in•
John W. Davis succeeded in capturing for certain only •; b
ii|,,j(. States generally reckoned as irrevocably Democratic.
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Kven at that be lost Kentucky on face of incomplete returns -■ h.
although Cox had carried it against Harding in 1920. The - .Jj
same returns indicated that he had brought .back into the
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Democratic fold two states taken by Harding. Oklahoma and
Tennessee.
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Senator LaFollette, although polling u popular vote of
about 1,000.000 which approximately Roosevelt’s total when
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lu. |,.d a third partv movement in 1920, was assured the
electoral vote of one slate, his own. Wisconsin. Roosevelt .
captured XN electoral votes in 1912 enough to defeat his Re
publican opponent. Wni. H. T aft and elect his Democratic
,
adversary Wilson.
Youthful Chinese
Emperor R e s ig n s f
In Favor of Hsiang
N "'
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eoii«e
I'he east .talmn still i. imssd
td ss it h the soldiers "f Mu Pel I'll,
deposed Peking will lord who lin.
Mui from tin. part of I 'hum. Some
■if the.e troop, ale armed, ether,
ai e nom tried
It is not clear exactly what i.
happening, lull apparently repre
sentative. ol’ Tuan Chi Jui. a fnrii).'I premier, are negotiating with
the Mildicrs to turn.for their a l
legiance and me not dl.arming
those who agree.
Ii is .rated that
\N a. before
leasing here, m.lrurted III. troop.
I., take order, from none hut Tuan
( lo Jui
Tune al.n ha* *ent dele
gate. I" Tangkil. the neare.t gulf
imrl to endeavor to iiaei^* the
(UIK.310
4(5H.7i’i.ri
122,130
80,076
. 36,245,
17,320
16,010
. 16,460,
. 12,360
. 10,000
Doctors are Probing
Los Angeles Plague
JXLiz'%<r’"‘ry'•
HAM .A S. Tex. Nov.
John W. Dnvi. loduy telegraph.1 in e in history of I
cd Mr. Cuolidgu: "I'ernul ma t o
X||H . Itr lf.l It Utlliml)
congratulate you on your rwt*9*
ii. "M u "
Ferguson,
sterdn'.
She went through three '•••*
[ng \idols mill to expiv** tho
lei emepmgn. not from dr-.ire t«> hotic thnt your administration by
it. . uccen. inure to the wolfAVd*
Id of fa • hut 10 effort to s ill Ji ■
of the counti\ "
Replying, big.
,. the 1'i igii.oii family name
I iiolidgkc said "Pit'll.e n"r*"t
Hit lot hand. Jallle. F. Felgilsoii ms thank. foi the me.slice a:id
mi|• lodied when tjovernor and my n|i|irecinlloii of the n'lMloiiC
is mini h to get hi. own name M'nlimcnl. sou expre.x.'*
li.dlot ■ a* cmididutc
She had
A. tin' ieinrn* continue J to
sui s i v • I in. phmnrte. and a final
'I'tloO
Will
Mi- h. rgusoii liecnnie the Memoill,' • iiidldnte for governor of
sits In, nij'e .lie .aid her Ini.od hud In en svroltged, and that
.hiuloss tlieiehy had been ca.t
i,,ii la i name mid that of liieu the
dd i i'll
II elected .he promised I mil
Kist tl
late, ssith the mis ice ' lei.
,| 11 on 1 of her hu.hnnd and
lend
i "efficient adinini.tra- " ol
v 10,000
..10,000 ,
. in.nntt
Gubernatorial
10,000
. 10,000
. 10,000
. 10,000
10,000
. 10,000
. 10,000
. 10,00(1
’t mind strange polit* if they would only
Mr*. Dentael SJfHord
Mix* Dorothy Stokes .
Mr*. Robert being —
Mf.n Pearl Rob^n
Katherine WUaon
l ongrek.ional
- 10,008
. 10.000
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.
10,000
10,000
John W . Martin
W . R. O ’Neal
Congressional
Brazilian Garrison
Has Revolted, Report
BUKNOS AIRES. Nov. 8.—
Garrison at Pernambuco, Brail 1
has revolted acording to a La
Naclons, Montoviedo correapondrnt, quoting a dispatch from
Mclo, near the BraiUUn Xrontiar.
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In W**t Virginia, tho natlfo
state of Dasris. Mr. Coolldgo wm*
leading by a narrow margin but tn
Maryland ho wu counting tfto
vote* to ono for **
Mr. Davia and in
Indiana he waa leading Daria by
6,000. Davia waa ahead in Miatwo to one one the early returns
(Continued qn page 6)
Davi.ifiyuri
Coolidge-Dawes
lasFollette- W heeler
,.d
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Coolidge and Masse, awept NesT
York .late with a plurality thllt
had reuchs'd os'er 700,Pt)0 ssi'heir ftlt
hut 13U7 diatricla in the stato had
la-eii tubulated at midnight.
Uf
the district* mi.jiing 405 w e re ’ in
New York City and 0312 up a Ut*.
John W. Duvi*. Democratic preaidentiul candidate who received Ul*
returna with a few ultimate frUnda
nt the home of Frank L. Polk In
this city declined lata loat night
to make any itatement on tho elec
tion. Clem I - Shaver Dcmocratio
National Chairman also refyxed to
make any comment.
I in n n I
\V. J. Sears
(J. \V. llinghuin
Billy Parker
Amendment*
Inheritance tux (yes)
Inheritance tax (no)
Citie* A. Counties ty* *)
Cities & Counties (no)
School tax Dint, (yes)
School tax I)ist. (no)
Kcapptortiunmcnt
Itcapportionrnent (no)
Intangible Asset* (yes)
Intangible Assets (no)
. 10,000’
Ml.* Clara i U n k i n ----Mr*. S. P. Dutton ------
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As n iu in . stood todu\, volte
ill the elcctorittt noticin' Cni.tr by '
Is A ls o First Woman in t . K. j definite count, cuncex.lon by rival
manager. or indirutcil trend were
• laMRificil for the three nrin ! •*
eumlidnlc.:
Cool idee SIS. DavUl
tart. Ioifollette 13; doubtluh t>3.
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AS CONTESTANTS
STOOD AT NOON
tiu.in'i
tjj
ami ilropiHsl their ballots yijxtor-
Seminole County Tabulation
d amendment com
and county governI iiiunty puM.ed by a
ll6 m the precincts
The amendment es1ial school districts
If of 763 to 136. The
reupportionment a» 700 for and 130
amendment regnrdussets was carried
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WINNER IN TEXAS m,,v v,,urs
GOVERNOR’S RACE trsrjs!^ "*,h’' hU,orv *
p| IsIM i.
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Republican Electoral Vote Is Estimated at 343 : >i
While Davis Is Placed at 136 and LaFollette
13;. Davis Wires Hearty Congratulation*
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The l.ah'it inline mini I t * f"l
eign Indus, envi-aging n siimi'
I I I Si
I the elitelile •■■idial" vs i'll
Ft II ■ i I■•• e en opera I lull sv il Ii tin
leagl.i I I nalinll. and n tlli llielil
of III" i eoai at loll line •! inf. nul
vxill, ci lie t a I a i•i•■nhot mu hut
u
was no hi - altitude towmd IIn- ta
itnl lie f u -I fin ed the ssasu •■t ill
aiipiiva! svliiih < uln.iniilid in I
did ea I
I ollillmg what amoiinti'd
I ami algo pledge he cslet' b ' 1 "
iigi itl 'ii to Kijssia anil com lieh I
a pn liminaiv coiomen ial agi>
It*t-nt wilh the Soviet giivermiii "I
vshali ha- rmt vet been ratified
Then lh<
i a.»i of .lame'
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____ ...._________________ _____ — Q It wn* estimated ('ooliilire
U|l/| D ) C R D P I 1CA1VI I C ed eighteen million popular
I ili/ m
I L R \ l U l 3 v f I 1 IkJ mu million against nine mdlina
BALDWIN IS N E W MASONS CONFIRM
PREMIER PICKED CONTRACT THEIR
BY KING G E O R G E PROPOSED HOME
Labor Bremier. MacDonald \i MeHimr Tucsdkty Night ac
anil f‘aliinet Ite-i'>n and Are tion of Committees in
\wattling Contract Oct. 20
Succeeded 1>> ( nn.enative
\p
prou-d h> l.iK’al Lmlge.
1.eatlers \Nho 1h i nt Cabinet
ii
Race
JACKSONVILI.E, Fla. Nur.
6.—Twenty-three products out’
of 30 In Dade County give Bcate
2,700, Bingham 1,604, all but
four in Bt. John’s gave Bear*
697 .Bingham 202, Seen far in
lead in Duval, available return*
front Sears home county anew
him leading by Urge maj*
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Monroe and Urovard also apper- I
ently went to Beara while a"*U- I
able return* from Broward tja*|
u partial count gave Bin^haaa I
351, Seara 179.
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L is t O f Precincts Application M ade
And Closing Hour For Continuance of
O f Polls P o s t e d Topicing In Florida
N E W Y O R K . Nov. 4.— The num
voting precincts nnd the
hour nt which the poll* will cln.-.e
nt.the general election November
4 ore shown in the tnhle below.
The dosing hour of the noils in
dicated Is standard time for the
section in which the respective
States are located.
Polls
Precincts Close
1.400
C p.m.'
Alabama .........
I>. Dow of the Florida Citrus E x
476
ti p.m.
Arizona ........
change announced Friday.
171*
(5 p.m.
Arizona
The Flordn Citrus Exchange is
Arkansas .......
1,000 sundown
( particularly intercut eri in (he case'
7.406
7
p.m.
California
pecausc of the vegetaple interests
Colorado ...
1402
7 p.m.
100
0 p.m. |it servs at Sanford. According to
Connecticut
Mr. Dow. "top icing", which mroly
206
0 p.m.
Delaware
consists of placing broken ice oil j
1,108 sundown
Kloridn
(op of vegetable packages in a
1,700
7 p.m.
Georgia
888
7 p.m. refrigerated shipment, was pracIdaho . .
|tired bv Hanford truck glowers
6.1(89
6 p.m.
Illinois
i last season wilh marvelous success.
3 107
0 p m.
Indiana
Ily thi« means of additional icing,
2,112
7 p.m.
Iowa
the expense of which was borne hv
Kansas
the shippeis. i hex* were able to
Kentucky
'iniiikel more of tlnr product, than
laiuiainnu ..
tin v could have done nthctwise, lie
Maine
says.
Maryland
Western vegetable shipper have
Massachusetts
been
-liinping vegetable
under
Michigan
"top ic ing ' for • nine time. M i . I >nw
Minnesota
states, with tile i oii;ent of the rnd- ,
Mississippi
roads o f Unit section.
The iadMissouri
roads object to tile practice in F lor
Montana
ida with tin- allegation t liftt tills
Nebraska
niethoil oi ning dnnuigoi fn i ;iit
Nevada
tats
If •lit- matter i. (nought to
New llampshin
iiilbllc hi.iilllg lev tile It.ic i-la t e
New .lersev
• omniet.e I'unmiiiMini Mi
Ihiw
New Mexiio
•iiv t l o
Flornl.i It.,11->.jiiI ( o m - i
mission and the Intristntc CumNorlh Carolina
1.711*
sunst
m ill i• • oniniissniii arc ptepaii'd In I
North Dakota
2. Din
7 p.n
storilglv defend the i j l o t s
of
Ohio
8.4U!( 6:20 p n
ttu Moiida shipiiets.
Oklahoma
:».0H2
7 p.n
Oregon
1.7Atr
y. p.n
Pennsylvania
K.101*
7 p.n
Rhode Island
196
8 p.ir
\\ \ M I I M , H>\
(ht
: The
South Carolina
I .'Hit
I p.n
exernibm bv tin l’i t i.m (iuvern
South Dakota
1.7 Id
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p.m
merit of Sex id llu*«i in, iioglcider
Tenneasee
2.Ftp
6 p.m
of i |i» moli who Ii miiriii ri d Aniei
Texas
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1.1(12
7 pm
lean Vive Cnlisid lintirn- in Teller
Utah
721
8 p.m
Vermont
218
6 p in im and another mob rut tuber whs
reported offii uillv todrix
to the
Virginia
1.1811 snrise
State I(e'lartment. tin death sent
Washington
2.107
8 p.m
enee was m ined out after tile
West Virginia
2,11*1
*;ni'c
Washington Goxetnnreul had in
Wisconsin
2.078 6:80 pi.
Muted tli.,1 the two men receive
Wyoming
096
7 p.m
the extreme |ien-ill v dc-piti the lie
Hawaii
I Of
6 p.m
el sin ii of I'eiM.’iii < n, tilllel culn
Of I In- total mi inbi-r of precinctHinting iln ;r '• nt. :u i
A thud
in Illinois 2 681 are in the city nl
mini found gtitllv and
eole
d
Chii-ago. Ni-w York l'i*x Ini- 2.97
Ii, deiilll. wn- i M-, uteil Jllli lime
pil-i mils of the total Hi Mill -tale
In \ cininiit noil Connect lent tin
cities rind town' an
tin- vnlinr
units, there being no i lection im( in, ts.
ber. of
Fifth Victim “ Looney"
Gas Dies at Hay way
Fresh (hsfers
N E W YORK. Nov :t T. fifth
victim nt ‘ lullin') gnu" pm oiling
died toilii)
Ill'll,oil In-on tailed
In tnlh
M i c c i full)
'ireli t ttn
untl'lnte
11 cut no lit
win h to| a
linn- «eemei| I., help him I in- last
victims have died appi ox'inatclv
at tin .-nine hour on t liiio m i ,
c erM lr mninings, nil ol I loin to
coming v iolent befnre de.ith
Old) tell of tile f il l) tl'i vi ol.
er« III I lie Ii .si inch la''"i it oi v o'
tlie liny wav
Stiindai d <nl |!m.
have fml<-ii to jdinw m\niptum- of
loss uf iei,si>n it \v:i« teaiioil |,
dll)
E v e r y d a y th is w e e k this mat
Some Young1 Lady Will Win This Car
d itio n a l v o te s w ill
c o n te s ta n t tu r n in g
be award
in
the g
n u m b e r o f s u b s c rip tio n s .
5 ,0 0 0 V o t e s M a y
W in T b
for Y o u .
DON’T WAIT U N T IL THE
m *•
Subscripti'T s will lu*
);i t week o f !lu* coniesl,
county will hnv.- been Lho
be nt* easy matter to v\ i .
;\n<l UK* Y t it llll*
K* so yi'ca! durinjr
r now.
r ar siy i*i •11 <•<>iiicsianis a i »■ t••»m ill tic
p ilr up a biy Icatl whiic i* is possible oulo»
The liyht will he a hot one at the endj
won't he cm:lie.!’ hours in the days dm :nirtk|
fn id. It will lie a contest such as has never ■
in this part of the state. Te win the .urand pi
conte<taitt, no matter how eonfident "lu* nu
l hi - time, will have to i edouble her elV»n t ori
be defeated by some o ilier worker who just n
appear less formidable.
BlIK’K STANDARD SIX TOUR INC ( AI
DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RING
n i *k \v k i t i -:k s
ii .
r.li ven mole - ul lei im; 11 ..
S ni"ci
my i n ion- "limni v
ga • . i
four di .iths ami roldiing
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s. roM)
Si- xv ill'/ ,M u r iu m
W. II. Mfl’AHI.AMi
ot4n r of tin ti simiiv » i i i to
to t In- 1 1 con 11 urt Ion
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( HECK IN EVERY DAY
I h.n't wait until th<
» a c w ry day. I lelp I
tried imm(*diately : o
•panel promptly.
EDISON PHONOGR APH
SI.MINOI.K I I It t o
bringing I in- total nundo i ,
tim - iiioli'i 11 eat im nt to ,'t'
A 111 i tot lay
<!ay..
(i IN GOLD
You cifnno
OLD SUBSCRIPTIONS COUNT AS
AS NEW ONES
$27 IN GOLD
Contestants are reminded of the facta
newals of old subscriptions count for justal
A’oles as new subscriptions. I >y seeiny all the
who are now subscribers to The Herald. and
curiny advance payment o f their subscription
testants can easily pile up a biy number of ^
W v him* lt«*w rnrtri mid M paii
(nr lb«* old unr* on Imod
l.«*l ut« book your order (or a Urn one or repair (he old om
WALKER GO
(Vnl Commission to ail Cmso Coi
Kcmamiw* \dive WLo Fail to
\\ in a Fri/.e
There are a yuod many subscribers t<>thi
who will !»>.* clad to help von, if you but ask ti
EVERYliODY WINS
It in not i-mnigh tn plant a i
- aim expei i i.
v.iib.
nut mare iittenlmn in mil ■ lunati tti■|e a n iiinn 1 u in- tuntn uituik tlu- liL-uu'iful uakh . ml n.-nily | lu lling- n ,. ■ t
i
ntul piwl.h.
(In Tiuirntny evening al 7 in I* M .it the Wi>nian'x < tub
Mr. M. II. Flutter nl Olhtlldii v. ill giXe U leiluic mi ticca ll
^wiil ji| euk vvitIi authority Oiinugh 1 * le ,g n-*n.ciol*t‘' wilt, iln
Have) liee pcnple vvbn liave wnikid aucli wundii • in :n< -in;-
cry.
GOOD FOR
FR EE VO TES
Tld.-i C’0 uptm. w lirti ni-nll > i lit from Ihe |i''pi‘r, ix,
vale* in T k « Sant or d l l i i . illi ■> thtle^iiiannlup t nutps
fn 'ln n lllg emit tnlmi*.:
Mr. 1-iiKtcr w ill uho ape-uk on curtain lihuai-- nt la’ihk. api
an bilecture in F Inridn through In- expertepi c wiiti tin- I rnin
cal NurM-rit-K in l ‘«lm Heath
Thru- will In nu u.lniitt.uivc fvo,
and uvt-rybody i- invited to be pic-ent.
T h u a i l i r r l l a f m r a i U u l t r a In i h r
I h r o u c h li ar I n t r r r * ! i « m *I r . n i r i r - »
VOTING SCHEDULE
i ixc-i c t f m i I.m :-,|.i ion lo 'l ltp 11,'nlx Il.-ralil, ^;;r».oo
; ' w r’ Y ‘,:ir m i Iim t 'lnnni l,. The I »:. Iv Hm il.l, ^L'S.ttt)
Ihccc-Yi-or 8ttl)aai|ilio;t to Tin* Hails II. raid, Slit 00
Two-Nntr buli«cr.|.tioit to the- Un.lx Unaltl .<11(10
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Six Months .subscription to The Weekiv Herald Si oo
THERE IS STILL TIME FOR YOU TO WIN
fOKRRST I-AKK. O r i e n t
A. I*. KEY Caahicr
k M illm u t n
cognls
counts
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counts
counts
counts
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SKALD,
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Hfe Solved a Problem. • •
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W e have no idea that such a flurry o f excitement among
Tha Old Cat Dying.
rrt ax Second Class Mattar. our subscribers, such an overwhelming of the postofficc de- j |
Great Britain Voles.
her*’!!.'
lfl».
at
the
Poatofflr*
ttU rfll
Government Change.
fort. -p/ortdi ‘^mur° AeV'of1partment, such a burdening o f our own mails, could be the re- !
Sanford.
Mr. Rea Retire*.
*• *****
suit o f the publishing of one innocent little poem. When w e[
BY A R T H U R B R I S B A N E
3t.tiAND I*. ORAN....... ..... Kdtlor printed thnt anngram last Saturday night we imagined t>mt (
.d a
.flOWAItU RKRO.... .... Mnnngrr
II r|i)Tlllll IIIJ l>
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V V alM
half our renders had already seen it and knew the answer,
L M a ia a lla A t r a a t
Phoae 148 and we doubted seriously if many of the rest of them would
HAVE YOU ever seen n duller
aVRICRICTlOK ItATKR
■ a Taar._J7.00 Six Months 13.R0 be interested.
But Great Scott! We are not resorting in the lenst to national enmpnign? it’s wind up
Jvxrxd In City by Carrlar, par
Ok J*c.
Weekly Kdltlon 11.00 hyperbole when we say that practically everyone o f The Her- reminds you of the little hoys’ any.
Taar.
aifl's readers made an attempt at that promised compliment-1»*•: “ Letting the old cat die out"
, , JRSfAti S OT ir ti
All nbIMiary
tiers. rnrilx of thank*. resolutions ary year’s subscription and sent in answers, or would-W- B* lho R'v,n,r gradually cornea t o a
notices of entertainments where
, ' "T
large* are made will be charged answers, to the puzzle. O f course thev wetf* not right. Thnt
i at regular advertising rate*.
is, only one of them was rig h t; but all of them showed e a n v ; Th,>
ar,! c“ )vinc*jj t|‘at
MIIKR TilH ABaorlATRIl I’lir.M est thought nnd endeavor. Some of them were funny, some " IN aU " v' r ‘7','
* " , y 1. bet
T h a Aaanolaia d I ’ raaa la axclttaIII! against $1,000 that Coohilge
ridiculous.
, .
, ,
, . ,
One man come very near solving the nr» dem. hut he
used the same word twice, that is. he filled in two of the
blanks with the same word.
Ibis is obviously wrong, for
ns we said before, an anagram is the chance of one word
W E D N E S D A Y . N O V . 5, 1924
into another by the transpos.t.on of its letters.
^
One
woman
failed
to
give
ns
credit
for
a
certain
«'e"rce
Hllll.E T H O U G H T F o n T O D A Y
of modesty and filled in eiu h of Hie blanks with Ihe v o r I
/fi:HAVE A L L G O O D :--T h e young "herald.” In most of the phrases, it earrit-d a fair amount <if
Ilona do tack, ami suffer hunger:
but they thnt reek the I^ird ahall meaning and it certainly was a novel mni| l.menl to us; *innot wont nr»:' good thing. I’snim cerely appreciated blit as stated above the problem was an
84: 10.
anngram and the words must he different.
Only one of the many answers turned in accurately fillW H A T M E E T S O CR N E E D
led tho I>ill and in commendation for somr o-rv * lover think*
t/.
(Thomas Somerville)
Ing, The Herald is’ pleased to extend to Mr. H. K. Tolar of
Faith gives us courage to endure,
this city a one years suliscriplion In tins papei lieo oi
No matter whnt hcfnlls.
I t knows the source of strength charge.
l y e n t l l l a d l o tba vise f o r rejuih.Atlnn
of
nil
newa
iltapntches
’ed ited to II o r not ntharw la a r rr d
id In thtx nnpor nml also the I oral
wa pnM Iabad h e re in
A ll r l c b ta
, V f r e p u M I r x t l n n o f aparlal d is pa tc hh erein r r r alao res e rve d .
nml power,
Mr. T o l a r ’s sulutum is as follows;
A (sutl er) sat in an (ul s ter) g ray
W at c h i n g the moonbeams ( b i s t e r l play
On a keg in Ihe hushes l ay ;
An d thus to himself did si n g :
Thou ( r ul es t ) the weak; thou (lim-sti the sl ro ng
T o thee the result of great bat lies belong.
T h e trues with ;i ( rustl e) took tip the song.
"John Barleycorn, my K i n g . "
' "And confidently calls.
....
•
Aith sers vhnt eve* can never see.
It look* beyond the veil,
Yher>- glory shines with undimmed rav
Itn Joys ran never fail.
pi"1, .*• f
i l l ltruMi |,-,w entity and how vain
'4 , Eav'h’s fiiirest treasure* are.
For i' h*a »ight that sees_ lieyond.
^•‘r-Thr.t nothing hem can rrmr.
H i g f ' - ' -*i~ source of power and
light.
; „ i A a,fft most nrecinus rare,
J Q f al| thing* here we can possess,
r tV Jj, Nau'-ht ran with it compare,
v'
' Our ren-"s n't nnv urf deceive,
+ " Ami often |e-d
p-triiv.'
xBut faith In Oral end in His Word.
■j/. Lends on to endless diiv.
I}ehold ihe heroes brave nnd strong.
A s s tm ti" arid tr*e ns “feel.
Abused »n<l scorned, despised and
£1
killed
•«, F»lth stnml* through woe or weal.
_K 'V
■
fill* the hear* with holv rest
AH
I'Hiin ■> vale
villi' we
wt' UHIU,
As llirflllirrl
through earlli's
I rend
•^Glve*
Jr.* *. A*, v
comfort
thrtmgh.
nil
the
jnurnwv
A x nriwjud we e"> b.,1
— Glud Tiding*.
1
Retaember. it'x the hit dog thnt
X
.tra d
mil
to be bright and f u n m
Instead ot Hie careless l omma th i i e , itis'.eat! " f lie
Would veil «nv thut iaivertining " s jjoi I \ familiarity o f two pal*, il i ■ eminentlv well |...
i4koexn't I**iv when it come* to tin young people to maintain a deg l ee <d |Hill|eni '> -old colli
■oiirt
election for ywRj.lR.ilT
I eons e ms i d er a I n-n
T h e smaj, Hum..*, the little a.tent.o ms
! i | ; f M,;n who b:,vv the mod time \ ' h,,‘’ « K"
"
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» »• « •' Indy a c e p ) , n,nil
I] •a>r«
aro UMiulIv the
ouc» who nev.r
never no
d<> , ■
1 •■
1espohdlllg
lei 0I hem
mat k m
I lie
l\ molittis
niotilh ' nf
tin* one*
■• i...... " " s io|ii|est, e-i
1 0 1 1 main
r eat It
’Snything if. the
tight time
married life and be e a r n e d on until ih" pair ha\e n.i, hid
.
their sunset years
together.
. f ' ' Admirnl Porrv wav the fit»i mini
lo....,
,
?^»ho wits bittiallv "»iUing on top
lOUtlt l Oil 11 ad I d 10IIS, lllcepsali tal e - pi o hi
• 111’ .11 I.I
iwot the world."
uig remark*, these art* nevei praclti»-i| b\ i i.
1,4'.) ),llip|l'
--------1 a mo n g strangers. wh\ in the nam* o| happme
will :i , 11:1,1
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[iVgi^AIt i* almoxt time for little li»v- a.nl his wif i, l .ontg eat h o| hei . mdtili’em to,,.'
u 'I'k 1ll;il
• aiul giih* to xtuilcomputing tin ii .. .
.. ..
■• -dattem to Santa Claux.
j ** 1 l H a u 11,1 “ ' bi os phe re o| d h . o m h it m ih
burnt ’
----- «*---------H hi si art ing I heir m a n i. •! hi. v ,.oug |... .|
*sii"uJi 1 \ ic
,* Th • line)., Ruilv Valentino. Iih- with c.u h other niMieing , niol ioi, and t,i,isn|( , !■■. 1! .........
, grown « hi'iird He's probiihlv get should be
il. •" ||4-P,-,
ting ledip, to jump niiotliei ion
th,il
well
bl
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people
show
am
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be t a l e oil tin pat I of tun II t i n
p. i t . a
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W, 1in,o of one w>>niitn who i nn and each otloi
personal po. ;o,,
vv I
.4'.4 f i|l |C
upon ev .a v name on h. r tuk.i
u.uild be for budding a h"nn* in u bn h j..,t
1' ’ .III l|111i
Euxtis I uke Region
t i-ttionlv it
lot e has its \\a v !
.*
remu k.ible xpelier
A. 4ti i ign of the 11 n.i" ifliidi, L Cmiitoiiiel \ tniigar.i.e ... a
New X rn k Alltel.
bath . silo.'
can.
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For Hu defeuteil • a)iihiiuU*M it
mi ghi h.l|i to remind them llmt
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and wlo
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not
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Nellie,i- " "
-burg i*i Ii. rmariy b.i- «.im- inm
st';, tticaPy nud over i. ........ wlmh
j!
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t
kitir hiding on » ihr........ f g'dil
The eiuite ijoiiulutiun <*i the v ding."
bwuo * t oi* v Kt»w thm.
I hi,- h i
•tAinlv wax a mt*«n trick si.in. dotlllei ............ . thole ("Ik *
l ',l‘ -".'d, n ualh \
have to m. , t U p
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i*io ila oldv phli e where \' . l i all get
11 i ■ITI ( Ip pol I l l l t i l y is l o lie i low ii a llil ih e
I Ip p o l l n 1111 \
does !;o| trouble dead men or ih ad ones who flatlet
s e h e - H,e\ all- alive
Kibe i t Hubbard
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and
■ Idoni
cs anv on,- cautious etiou gli lo t c ' i - t Ihe i l l c i l - M| good l o r
tunc
tinnitus ( at tins P n fo s
i*
It m a ll e t s mil l e w long we h.e, but how
lit
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v , TI • St I'etemhurg Toms ,• now
Usui i . u paper on Mui-dav*. ttius
bocolaii
a »evi ii •I \ m * »|iiit«-r
To Its ft nr v tithe! nfiviri
it lui••
tie • b f
<'i
ai lilies nt
'•Arthur Hu bum i wialds foremort
ixiiUoial writer
The
Inn ■ t-
and did not even have
uve her In mind
4 when writing. Butt you cun't heut
that for hitting thee hulUoye whet.
c blindfolded,
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The many trials and
trihulalion* of a country leditor have
'made theinaelvea felt in thla. office
during the pait few days. With
Only one operator working where
We ordinarily have three, we have
been compelled to turn in ouraelvea
do a large part of the mechanwurk. And though moat
. ire been brought up in liewapaper
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wax found in the midst of w e t’ ,’ '
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M’dik. wa- s. vents wlien nut. rw'imnd t, wi ,t
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doex not sound like him II,^ might In ' a- e
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, „ ui, .h .o g . ,,l the I'tussian yaROnnble a -..gg .m*i as that fi-r lor- 1 .
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huve said .here win 1rouhlc enough
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.1 a import-nit ll.G-t, • , ■ 1,
j „ 1871. hut u voice of nriitesl
protest W
was
ant though
th.aJp hd
a t ........
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Ih. t lit
h.i
HS and
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(till,l**ng nasi seventy
I*'- iain.lv ns is Itl .. ! t 4 , 1-4,. 1tl.%1 Hi’ 1X
. J11U4 lit
raleed by him that made ih. Guv- I., finish ihe xi.uv ..( hi- siruv
11.. either Ihe Pv -cni 1■1,, j j
ernment tremble, l i e might have -les „nd h.s
vcu.V
* ’ ■•ieruli ms .
\\ it haul ihi' Is :P. ij.i ,. In r
said there
whs
enough Iroutilu time
f.ilte
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t
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lirifillence
of
either
tc.
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till,Ire.i
in
Then
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when Dreyfus wax suffering matWhat a task t.. s. t
tile home are depn . I
a n.m- |conic ip, l. lnie ,,t
tyrdom. but he lost no tune m
after the allot, d
p,.,.,, |
B E IN
wine). th>v nee.l. T h ere cvei
I i. v , , ,
p,,
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vealtng and damning this nolitieal passed
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ehopa, we feeJ e littje bit out
.our dement, aettlng type,
rod making up forma, aa the pa Varmaillas Peace Conference. Clem- ilnnVwauV Kturv Tf’ hn lif^and
mayor’s' houm- wkh n 'dynamite ’ ‘ l,Molver«* Day r is I
per quite conclnaively akowa. We
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«.irk.
Ax
hi.
g.e.t
life
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*>om
b, and the "KnighU of .he t i ^ v oit ^mim.-t l
OYouSi’
to have thinga in the regular
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syiulleateil
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k^gtCciUdn Rvmtn whoue dinner
Vruaat we happened to he not long
ago cauie In this morning and
% fcwled ... out good and plenty for
-crltlrlxli*^ editorially lier methods
W.0f economlca. We had
nun to explain
mlU great length that
a t we
we c
e a—r U ln ly
'meant to ra il no reflection
[■flection on her.
Lyon
,
M I* iU \ hi . nil i hi 11,n f.i thi’ n^’i’ *•! « iii \\, 11 t ti *■■» th'ib t»»
n* \
th** IVintsylv.ifii.i
I ' d Is \ M I t mu i: 11 p ,n it |j \ \ |
Kiijl.i>iii| t«* ftiiilv*
r* mi in j if ,i
ippidly tie. nming i'luiidu’x leading
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.hI of. (IIS
his 1life
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i,
l e \el \ mail s door, and l i n n l a m lor the o\\ m r a r<>nui I tin* • In Mi >ti in nil), tor t In o own In u
) , a ,
j l uriler
11Ii a I lull. Till- Uiilid ,S OI sore jn III o| nnui w I| I l;i1
lhai lo.iniifie l no IS .ail *ti - )t. . *
■can do things.
Indeed, KIMS tan ias||\ I, i . , . l|!,,j p, e\
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d . l u l d n n mi , .to, ■i., V,.,. ,
1I,, M rJ,’s ';-s " v
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1 HI'. AI
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,fhit the , VtJ_
miles of |ja;r
they n:c
nf t’re
toil <,f ( !•>.i t itmcnl.
\\. n" n tin- mine, including our ,
in (grin I ..uly \-.ii i fmm \'irginin. 111it i f I , Ilf. t*jii..lnl:itcR fur
I'm Y * it nnly '!’* ntv women, I
r tluin f. per .. til nf whnt the
n on I'i t <,-.igbt In be
J '•
^ . . . .ala e «
Thl’rc :itr yjy.
in tire re. u . i ’T t
VII a
’ ,
will be elected.
Tht. tin, ,.1(Jli„
ns sr, n from
)W ( (
rjlllfornia ltu, Ulo,c
^
ri.,11(.m!)pr wminn,
i*ryanv
^ M
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, ll!if.,rnifli t
„„ behalf » f :lm Japancae
( ,|(V1, thnt r„iif,,ni:i w-il vote to
tb,.
ty that jmss, , l(l„ r|,.r,njr,. A^iata cx.hisi.n
, ;iri j js
)„ jiv,. u,, to ;t,
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o n 1 Alii, voting in f-.ngtnnd.
w"
f,,r
of
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Till. ENGLISH bare n gn.i.l «.ys: . i i . .illiiwuig tin- |■<mlilliini
In
m i g bio k ntnl f«<rlb.
I.iibm cun |
i>ui,. irii.i j.nwcr, i •ntml Governni> nnd upjniint a Prime Minister
( i ut t i i i H' S t a r t e d R i t f h t I s W o r t h W h i l e
|\. it Ill'll* S'liiing i "lo.'t rilt IVe Brit- j
Voting married people 11 yitlg t o g i \ c llic impression of a
n mmli ;o mil rn li men nre j
( ) u r < ’ r u i n l i l i n j d 11 i w l t w a y s .
certain kind of " s ma r t n e s s " somet n i > adopt a habit o f run. ,"d ai tin- m. o immc nf l.u ,
■mi i i .a n i < 11v * i it i a m ;
trmiictlng each other.
John makes a -latcmeiii am! Mat>
* ..11.11.
immediately "calls him d o w n " on it, Mar y makes an asser
Nil v4
1- t»4 5■ i**•■ -txi msi h i * A .
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h .11M u mi t h : k
(ion nml John contradicts her " Hat "
It i* all done with
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* X *» h. *’ * 1 tHi* merry eyes and great good nature.
T h e idea i- to - hou
l it i
Bui : I Pi t !i I a \ ..f In, 1 •i 1- ‘ft «t it i • f
. ,4. :. I 14.•; t h .• t I n <■ f. .*,
st ra ng e rs t hose I wo \ otmg people like each <<1her so u ell t hev
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k ' JIII 111* t h‘i 1 t tiiT1?11• |f ‘ " 14 ,1 4 (111 1,
dll' v . ill.I h:. . • Pc i <,itb d ii Wild
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can a f f o r d to do tin.* amusi ng " f u s s i n g " wiih no d an ge r ef
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fin.
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ig,> a hell
l ! 1H 1 1 t Ml It * f ?1* t1 * 41 'l>. 11. .1, 1 iliv 1P ‘
either being pi*rmaiieutl\ offended.
v .il l,its ii i 'iiiM nut v* r■ ,uni rm Jew
U II . * d • \ I1N 1.• II 1' I 1V |I,II f r »*■i • '*'.!•
< ft- 1I \Ctl '«’•
Perhaps for (he l os t year or so that kind of hi. ki t i ng i
.
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1 at li'di, i ■ iM ' i I’ii 11 loiictkt.
hi»t.|»i. • .. 1»
1r
a m u s i n g — at least to the two e ng ag ed m it
but Hie Imker. ) ■a. ’ \ \i11 t .1 1 i* Pi Umi i lie
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ing habit is iusl about the most penm-mti* that l oul d be • ..it.itii' in,a.. an ! i i ,|. , a genu
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t 141- >• ■ 4,4 V' . ...
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! tencouraged
I iio m u ^ t M in the
i n< making
iininiiiy iof
»i a home.
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in
n il'’ the
I lit' Iriendh
1 TIt'll’ M\ I' . di lll'M till \
In l|one
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cont radictions become i apt ions • lit icism. In time the lu-glit
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f
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i c p a r l e - lakes on a s l i n g
And a f l e r w lule t h e h o m e l i f e ir »» 1. h *. • i
i4.414 .41 * " • *i
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1h ,
44 . |,|,t - I'
| si'l'iouslv marred b\ I h e I uigta work o f i h e man and lh*' w».
1 i'1*■*•* i • P * i • '
ti
man who so h l i i l i e f u l p
[n tfieir married life,
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HOME
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As Brisbane Sees It
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£ * £ £ &
about ft. In fatt. i; !v nkoRjther
mi mi • • * 9 -
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not next year —
not next month —
not next week —
NOW !
.
O p . n an account with
us aflJ
‘It-posit one dollar or more
Meek at compound interest.
SEMINOLli COUNTY BANK
4 ‘ Inter«^t I’nid on Savings Accautt**^
ed tn.i-t i.f the sentiment connect*
ed with the fam ily life, and her !
day is the only day, that )iux pnw, I
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irif-ffii w m
pal-JIr.
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g r e g jr '*
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id a l
lendar
Jpcsday.
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Honoree, Miss
Mrs. Sherman
Jnce; Dale T r o y O r
l y ; y P. m . »
Jthly business meetans Club Wednesday
fo(dock.
Jenny Spaulding
Mrs. A. J. Lossing,
f r Circle, hostess
vis and Mrs. T. H.
of Mrs. Jarvis, O il
J:30 p. m.
»Club, hostess Mrs.
f3:30 p. m.
jiursdny.
ts.« meeting o f Presfc; homo o f Mrs. B.
[hosti'f* Mrs. Hugh
p. nt.
fcbor*; Masonic H a ll;
hspter <if Eastern
nfettng, 7:30 p. nt.
I Friday
if shower; hnnorees:
ng and Burke Steele;
, R. It. Eidrldge, Mrs.
•and Miss M a rg a re t
of Mrs. Eldridge,
reption
I ’ resbyter-
£r
Raturdav
pitory Hour; L ibrary
m.
Iondm
bn of Congregational
, Mrs John Mcisch,
•ct, i'i p. in.
f oe»d«>
fWrdiy; Methodist
; 7:30 p. nt.
•ettrg I'hilathea class
|urrh. i lass parlors,
IN I’ A H A D E
. arid tin* invitation
thi' pat ado com*
trocrii an Legion that
|e ttniiicii of the AmAuxiliarv and mothllt-r- nf other cx-inilat inn- and the mothpt• r- f i is il organic
s*ith the American
rmi'tiee
Day, each
Ig ii *iMt with their
V> hasi any) at the
limn
nint.li. it is stated,
full long, three hands
|tie urn! the Amerieiui
hi... '• have the vnr
I'lganizahotts purtlc-
*- ;i -n extended to
" f the e o n i m u n i t y
|thi |i.u nl. organized
ehn.i! i l.ihlren by the
0
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the women
I* »• ri. and if the
*itli Stic approval of
•' m s a n fo id rind
|a-i l • in .aher towns
• tl.e committee
|ll a " , i talking over
"t. » III t he l l euds o f
s mill'.-.
orgauiza
|mv ,| V ill mean that
|>vct vt,.„|y wdl march
r* will not tiu much o f
thi sixnmiiU'o w'ill
|nve III.itliiii pictures o f
iVen "n Arm istice Day
hi'.il I heat res a fter
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:rd*-.rrr"' -d * #
Woman’s Club
Column
*
Here’s a Business
For Sanford
. t
iTTiT
Today is provin g n day o f un
MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor.
P h o n e: Rea. 425
usual interest at
the
W om an ’s
n oon ro ii
club. It will he “ our own city day?
and addresses are being given by
men who have been invited to talk
to the ciub womn on subjects in
which they ate vitally interested.
The “ Municipal. Pocket Book” is
The St. Agnes Guild o f the Holy the hnzanr to tie held on Nov 25.
Miss Billie W ight, Miss Camilla •he subject given tp E. A . DougCross Eplseopnl church held Its
An lu«tipt nru mnn In Huulli O.irnA letter was rend from Mrs.Mun Dens, Richard Dens and
H arry!
.
regular meeting
Monday nt the son offering the sum o f $160 to* Bower entertained t» s-tnll n u m b e r ; ' ^ * , was expected to handle the ( 1i 11 • a farritr In \VlnnnDiin. a
home o f Mrs.
Mildred
Peahndy ward an organ fund provided the of their friends Friday evening at I ' it, ct numg the lines o f luxation
1tils tn r In Minm**'Htu, ntlu*r*< all
t t!if r s -I!»*••*•' mi'll v nut•
with Mrs. Chris Mntthcws and Mrs. Guild would raise $320 within six the home of Mrs. K. R. Doas in I
* <’ in mvn a n al muri-•' <nak Ii k
| Peabody ns hostesses. The living months. This caused considerable
Court,
George /%. I (vOot.cs spoke on
Itu-.nt
I’ I. ■ti k-.M tld
The spirit o f H a llo w ee n
* « * ; ;l . . , . „ v. rani
for
„
Municipal
room was beautifully decorated discussion and the mnttcr of ac
H
lin
pic
IImin I II<11* npiinTtlMlobserved
by
the
youngsters
cepting tlie o ffe r was laid on the
with cut flowers.
• j Beautification," and possible legislt v
T m I j 1 'i I ' m a a m l » ti *i m
nth’
The home w as
Mrs. Ilobson, president of, the table until the following meeting. every detail.
':it;«:i fo r Sanford in line with oth
t » « «* ii f i . i r n\%n |'i ai* |M*f •*n?«
mystic
darkness
and
ns
the
guests
A f t e r the business was omdudII1< <iii( Maiil It.iki*
a» till*
Guild, brought to its attention a
1 pr grrssive places. lie also
they
were
conducted I -poke op the new cemetery and , nili i» i v uir h now n ;i t hl ni l nhnu:
lotter fropi Benjamin Whltner tell- 'd delicious refreshments of pine- arrived
tti
haki
t
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f
u
n
^ ou
ing the Guild that the car hnd nl-* pplc salad with whipped cream through n receiving line and car- |»C'd tlie statu* of the old. Tile
x« i i • ;«!n . a. »»••* i I chi
ready
been
bought
f
o
r
Rev.
Peck
J
dressing,
saltines
and
tea
were
\ • i ***i Ini'*-,h i ., i- f mi r i m n i f i l , i m
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ried them through the house and t'Snidery matter is one of sperinl
ill* I I Ar I
. 1 •■111" ; t -i m •• li| 111**
Nnv r
' l u ^ i h,.,U nn ' “ frvc<* by the hostesses assisted h\•* roado th*'m Kreet ail the “ spooks" interest to the Woman's Club oil
I
ll's
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Dll' \v till
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would include nil the Mrs. Takach and Mrs t
* 1found in their travel. Black cats,
■-met of tile work dope for it
*• .'st '• ,i » iiMlntli* •
1
newest features on the car.
Those
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v. , witches, and hats were used to , di mg the pa-t thiee venr>.
i ■ 1 il -• * i bi t M1IM*I
n • -1|I•1*1
A letter was read
from
Mrs. Robson, Mrs Civil,. Itrrhv '
,help in the cause o f festival.
t r <1 R. Wilson tallied on a im i 4HutiH' nt unit *ii f ••i rr* * ii»-tt
Peck expressing her thanks r.„
Howard Overlin Mr s W ti ‘
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<-at,ies were played during the
'ructixe program for Sanford's
the lovely flowers sen; her on her • man, Mrs Paul
IliW ers \ t i r,,rly ,,!*rl o f ‘ be evening andInter in.ure to which tlie womn’i's club
eighty-second birthday and the | Leake. Mrs. Ravmnnd Pillit'.s l
! dnneing was enjoyed.
A t n late •twi ns much loMiltv and effort •
shower o f cards.......
and---telegrams
that- Sherman I.lovd.' Mrs McKee' Mrs' T " “
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suP » * r W M ,"e r v ; in other organisation in the city..
came from the Guild.
A s'* II <AA 1
Clarke Lcnnardi .Mrs B I 1W i *h1 co,,Mf,,' nK ,,f
' “ >* bread
Tlie meeting closed with a ■-' 0-1 f . i In’ ! |»ar' !» i
Sis tn Sailf* i •
Plans were made fo r the recital kins. Mrs Dentzel Stafford'’’ M r s 1K," “ l w i l bos. pumpkin pie and Ice in! hour. Hostesses for the after-. 1111i i 111 i \• 11i * i * i
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i
cream
to he given on Nov. 13, by Mrs. Rockwell, M r,!. Minnrik. Miss Bren-'
W M. Thigpen,
Those present included: M is s e s ” ';.... " e r e Mrs
m iJulius Takach and
Mrs
Leake. dn Morrison, Miss Totman, M r s .! | „list'oitclt.
Electrik-Maid Hake Shops
j , ( <ltl,|t. Marjorie
Marj
;bv
Forrest, Mary ' 1
1 l'ei:i olid Mr». A. K.
Each member o f the guild is to John Leonardi. Mrs. < hris M at - 1 W ight, Frances Wilson, Camilla
AI i
II \ H »T. » f . I ' M l„ III X \.
i
send out ten im itations to friends thews, Mrs. IVabi'dy Mis. Julius
nlM| Billie W ight.
Malcolm
Plans were nlso prcfected for Takach.
M
'slav
w
a
the
fn
t
day
of
the
.H ig g in s Braxton Perkins, Harry
I i nlii Garden week, and teams
■ Bower and Richard Deas.
i' in the Woman's Club are husy
C A R D Or T H A N K S
cl mg orders all ovei Sanford for
O P E N IN G D A N C E
Dale T *>v’ s
I
mi- and ornamentals t i tic de
(i i * h e s t : n
oil a e - i i a v . N o v e m i c r
— .
—
W e wish to thank all o f our
•i i d at tile plat a. • tlie last
Fifth Grade
at Du At limit
P M
.’at
..
.
Seventh Grade
friends who were so kind to us by • t 1in* mo o t Ii.
Lnupise Hickson,
May Purdon,
I
net turn ( anipbell. Era Douglas,! t t„.ir sympathy and their floral o f-j
I’ i-- greatly hope,I that those
Catherine Cameron, Luther David, A Hen Fields, R. K. Friffin , L a w - . ferings hi our recent bereavement J
Good water Is i .•-•.enlial to good
.nr tteen on th» pa'kwnys in h'-alth and can 1.* bad by libelling
Richard Smith .Lawrence Reel, renew Huggins, Hallman Hill, L o t - 1‘ he loss of our dear brother.—
I’ t of their home will observe l»h« m* 0 . S i l l , i I ..ike Spi mgs t a.
Minnie Waters, Lydia Rnnkin, Inez
C. W. Telford and family,
a * it.tut unifonniU and that at i
Adv.
Thompson, Wilbur Smith, Camilla tie Mitchell, E ffie Ocatie, Pauline!
I. W. Telford and family.
t ■in* treet will, or move. "II
Deas, M a m ie Melton. Patsy G a r Powell, Vernon Priest, Elinor T y -,
S. S Telford and family,
NN A I I P APER
i t cm nt an itnhroUer. ! n.
t
Marjory*
ret. Lois Couch. Donald Root, Wnr- nor, Adolphus Carter,
t t Telford and funiily,
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va
iieiy
o
f
palm.
sloy Porter, Emily Priest. Doris Hoskins, Phyllis
Smith, Flossie:
Mis. D**ra Turrentinc.
I
■ ; I- tv wall paper fi oi i
I *■ ■ ' i l a i den ^ o a r ” tin c a l e n d a r .
Hopkins, Marie
Hudson.
Hazel Vickery, John Torwilleger. Beatrice
I I II priv ili'gi oi
ink
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a
I*
n!i
will
he
the
planting
guide
Tew . Roma Wilkenson, Mell F o s Bledsoe, Jack Robson, Thelma Tew,
11ill iiivil Malpos, who is attending
’ l o t ' l l ' l olll ■i! complete 1 1" h.
od i " i I'dj.’i Iiv tin W oinaii
ter, Ruby Coursey, Samuel Dunn, Bernice Allen, Oolitic Cannor, Lois the Cniveisity *>f Fh'rida. spent a
11 i
•oi |li* o. *1 - p ane l I ;ttg
few days with home folks tart ' .1. will l-e oil -ah d'W'n town i I Ruby Young, Mary Maxwell, Clara Garret, Margaret Giles.
I c ill ai -vv ci mu * y .|iie -t ions
.'-.IMill'll I'a lit «V \\ ill I'aper Co
Maria Moye. Juanita McMullen, week.
Zigler, Clara I’arhm.
it v ni let i c * . t ino • and i n-on .
W. L.k.i I " i l i l m g
Katherine Schirard, Dorothy TliurSixth Grade
Torluy, Margaret
Harvey Spccc.ud i f Sriullisliurg,
Edwin Shinholster. Ellen I.and stop, D*irothy
'! ’ !| u I ! \ \ I TIM WOM \ N"S
P I G i l'l NI NC. G y
W i
quist, Betty Hinterm:*ter. Maxine Thompson, Nellie Williams. James Md , eousm of tlie lat E B. Brown
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Hrockhorn. I.ueile Tominson, Helen Higgin-, Sherwon^llarA ard
■pent Saturday
in Sanford the
S 'll I t tie ai: pil l ■ " ! I lie III el II I'la i " \inmr y
$ i 1 W . .t
Eighth
|guest of Mrs K. I! Brown.
Douglas, Lucille Rolz, Julia l l i g
n di part liter11 o f tin Woman'- ne-dav night, Nov, 5,
Nannie Brooks, Estelle Collins,
gins, Catherine
Meisch, Wallace
the art r iliihit fn.m ttio Pen
Ruby
Booth
May
Lord
Kathleen*
,
M
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Phillips, Ruthella Cook, Helen Mar
Wl'Mill I (l'l I"
P il. D A M E
id Idu-li i lul> of ‘ -in ' o r 1 will
tin, Estella Hall, Mary Cnmei*>a. I.ong. L u iile riem ing, llarold H s - |lf |.akelaiul, spent sevetal m.yi * l'la\ ei Ai a
• i • noil at t ho i Ini' ti ai -e I 'r nl,iv
k
M , |.t l l , s'
Alice liodgins, Ethel Bollv, Lillian . her. Jack I eters, Jack Sneed. Dick ,
■dav night.
i' • ! !' "' l l (,1 | i.'i luck
•Sneed, II i
Waters, Joseph It ,
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Stonkley.
Georgiann
Zotterlur.d,
< minor, Ernest < alp. Alice \ ihli n,
i ■’ jit s will lie ul'iit: a Mu- ait
Gladys Green, Elizalietli
Harkej
Lida Eripihart, Emily Starr, (tin
i of t In i lull and w ill l>c
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Mr- M F Moy. and Mis. .1 M
Evelyn Cheek,
Addie
llrmvn i e Spurting, Hilda Mutrhiad, Virginia
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for Lakeland,
Gerald Wright, Clara Fii<|Un, R< l> .'Ii Daniel, Maltha John-on, Ethel Move left Monday
i
hii « i |tui I
Hllidii * i n » v
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I! at n lie ii til let a 1 1 I .»! t
I'
lit i *yI |r n"1x I i Rti *
ert Adams, Pope
Kelly,
Mo
•lilies. Martini Kitts, Lillie Carta vi In r i l bey \i ill at t rid tla <t I A
Mi
J I
I ii ! Ic i o 1 ( 11 ta it I 1
Thomas, Henry
Wittie, A’ irgi: ’ » way,
Bernard Sclmurd,
l.vaus i mu i nt loll.
-l tie i loin oi an
I I in. a i ' ■
Earle.
Sjieiii i’ t , William Morse
' l a I ' " i nla I ’i .I* r <1 1"ii
! • i -ti
Glen Dav i - . Lew i- Stnpii and
1'
v» ill tu -' I . • t
\d i I
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Aeey i atra va v
pent Suiiilny af
' • 1. a !'■ | I
I li.il In
t i'iio o ii pb ,i-a nt ly in *>i land" vv.tn
t ' v i rent fi lends.
MRS. P E A B O D Y A N D MRS. M ATTHEW S
HOSTESSES TO H O L Y CROSS GUILD
] Hallowe’en Party Is
Given By Children A t
Home Mrs. R. R. Deas
7 '
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s»tsnts;'»-Sit».-til*.
Mntlnre lla llr n» -ItOU.
Iv irn lag nl 7 i.K»
$6,000to $12,000
Yearly!
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l■ l ( r r » > n l t r
hot t iik
I
K v r a l U l T-aUW-IOiOO.
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anil TlhifM W
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” l h c S id e S h o w o f I d f e ’
Piithg’Rt!victor11
“ A p ril F o o l" a Corned;-.
I've it Ins; 10 a ml 3Pc *' 7 *
Ma t i n e e in •net 30<-
I'riita)
« TOM M OORE
■•si
in ‘'Btff Brother’
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Write or Wire Today
v-il
a
Thursday
G R A M M A R SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
o
PK RSUNA L S
M ' t all, Ji , lin.li ri
Pur
1*. D.
i v , v. Il ' e In a
I ."in Hina ganio
Mrs. Byron Walker left Monday
for Lakeland vvhele she will attend
the G. I A. convention.
Mr and Mrs Clyde I. Dei by me
llow at home to tlnn tin nd- a'
their now home on l-'.ntis -:t it
Mrs T I
King left Sunday for
Mi and V i
Atlanta, G a„ where sh*' will apend i iiinut i, ( >. ai 11 viol
-i vi ml Wi< ks with lief daughter
>• ally and • \ pc< t
M i-
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I t In n t i l l i I a
Lawton and Mi
w
llig - " l ' l > ill l,i loi
I i Ilian S' im mull • t mi i i m
Sa t ai dav in San f i n d
'Im
I S t u r n and - i - t e r , M i - M i G o w i i n o f O v i e d o wi n ' in ilu
ty S a l i i t d u y , s ho pp i ng.
Mis- N. II U illiain- and Bill U il.
list tl it
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a
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W W *;*
H lE 'S A l
M i and Mr-. I s Rm key mot
ored to Orlando Sunday i d s ' i they
spent the day most pleasantly
Dr P. It Foley left Friday for
Sarasota where lie will spend m ;
eral months,
^
N H Garner and I- l lliia -h e i
spent the week end in Dade City
as the guests o f relatives.
l iallls -per.l a pb a-,old Sunday wi th
leladv.'s in Oilandn
Mr. and Mr
I. M Sii-vcii-mi
spent a di l i g l d ' ul wei' k end
hi
.Im ks ai i v i l l e , the
g i n sis
o f Mr
Stevenson's mot her.
Mrs. Dora Twintine, o f Jackson
Mrs.
1tin Ober^ii, republnnn
ville spent Friday in Sanford, com candidate for State Superintendent
ing down to attend the funeral of o f I ’uhllr Instrm tioii
spent
tliej
her nephew Robert E. Tilford.
week-end in Sanford.
Iliad S a n f o r d r e s i d e n t s
the parade appeared
Mr. and Mrs. John Telford of
Mrs. < W Niokes, Miss Dorothy
Orlundo spent Friday in Sanford, Stokes, and Mi - Hazel Sort'll Hint
attending the funeral o f Ml. TcJ- ored to Orlando
Sunday
where
they spent the day pleasantly.
" f .Savunah, Ga,, was ford's brother,
friends, Sunday.
K. (.'. Hellund of Jit* ksonville
It. G Eaton, with the Dixie Eire
vcr.
G Hloum of Wr.ghta - 1
Friday in Sanford, HtUmiingI ] n^^z-a'zu'V*"V'ViVu|7«i i ' y
rr,V" 1 ''.r e Saturday l « huamcaa. stopping at th. M-mlc
|)v ^ ( um1hv vtt|||fl#.
ag e n t s .
nd will rpend a«'Veral zumu hotel.
inf .rd a- the guest of
G. E. McCall ami Let A Coimley ^ Mitl„ Hurt Murrell
<*f
RMt - K M Mason.
in the
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n'ford re
make (hil.n. ' In.
in I la I'
TIKE SALE
i* li.'i.'i
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irnv Tulii'.s
Red T’ ii Iivh
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aid
I'd \ I gi till h ■ In
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A llA N T K K !>
F. P. B I N E S
Special Price During This
Demonstration, Ih. 4 S c
FREE
m
T H IS SK T W IL L R IO G IVK N A W A Y
A T . ri:;m T H U R S D A Y V . M .
FINE for
Cookin»
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t ', tti tlcpel
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than
D M IA
mol \ *'g» I aide*
Sea-on
Ktja**oinil'lc Prices
urn a i . i R ia c co .
w oii-r
1 lint -
50.— Adv
S K M I N O l . i ; IT K CO.
I ’ 1«i•tH* IMI-U
II I | nil 1%| ^ I
■B R I B I I U I k llB lI I I I I I I R I I llM I I I I I M M I lllH I I M N I ia ill
am n
at* a
Announcement
Having severed all connections uitli llie
R. & S. Motor Company
In
N* t l l a W r s t r r n T iiluti
A New Water
MU
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Fresh (Vvoters
w Ii ii I ' • i ■an g e t liy . ailing phone
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ r H H B B H M P V H B iia B a B iH a a a a k iiiH H iiB a a s iiiH V B u a r iH a
Worst Coughs Yield
Quickly to Good Old
Pine Tar and Honey
I
York Apples
O
It L'l Sanford Avenue
i
'Ji
%% n r Per Bushel /ST
1
1 h $ J 1 Olbs for... J
in H i—ix-rn I nion
■'ll I Easl Second SI reel.
Simmons Siberia
Refrigerators
at
Hall Hardware Co.
FREE
With each purchase of this coffee you.
will receive a ticket that entitles you to
a chance at the bountiful dinner set now
on display.
RIM VI FBI li tre
Ncxi
FREE
. Iiiilde l'l i e
In I ■ . in i- i
Huy a
( LARK JKWKb
(Jas Ranjfe at
Hall Hardware ( ’o.
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Daily
ill
Thursday
DEMONSTRATION
I'l'esh Oysters
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n ' i f - 1 Do w..,ind w it ti lniiil t
l ’ l ' .. ,P I i ' ppl v tin Hot
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M i- D 1 ll 'waid returned re
cently from an extend* I vt-ii witti
her Inet her , ill l.o- Angeles, C*,l.
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■ t' Im Iiw* 1f It «l tills*
11f (• fni
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I'timir Wi
Silver
Lake
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Springs
Co.
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■ ■ ■ E I I I I I D D I I i n a . I l l i l R I R R
Try Smith’s Barber
Shop for good barber
work. Ladies welcoitie.
Next to Valdez.
1U K i a s l l l B l t S S I S i n N I I I I I I X I I I I I I I i a B I B R B I I B I B I i a i H
aa
I am m no way rcspoti.siMo fur deld.s made l»y that
Kustifirm and have formed a new company
motored to Del .and Satui day. to .-pent the |ust Week in Sanford, th*'
nttend the Stetson lsiulslana foot
g u e s t o f ill'! sifter, Mrs, W. A
|1 lUvi-ntd left Satur
COio u f l lit* tirait Co Uk H m ('*)•• l»i» *9 J ®
-"iiii time in Charles- , hall game.
L effler.
that w di f t ' f i
tii toi d- I ■ *
I f•K t*» apri Inhali*. im K«»<*d ••Id i*ii»»» j J|®
jtlurnhiH S C.
While
I uinted in the Lee Building, next tn Ray Brothers k ill
Inf
iiiid
honey
It
•*ft*'fi
uloppt
ji 1 id
E. C Copeland representing* the
♦
Mix Ruvenel will atThe many ft lends **f Mrs. An- ( oUKli in 24 Ihi ui h, und tuioltu i ud- |
ing Station on First S treet.
MotleI Brasier Company
w a s in.
l
at
i
t
ude
in
ll
oi
t
ll
fur»
hr
k
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JJJ
regret to
1‘klu.g of lu-r brother.
lo c a l' guala Kigciiniann will
W v arc i m nly to serve the public promptly ami efficiently
‘ tiUlijf Ulid old a l i ke , ua It o d i i i i ' i i "JJ
town Saturday
calling Di
Announces ilie |urchase of L)r. Tom Moore’s Oi>learn that file is i|Uitc ill at Orange »*. luirrulli « nf oil I ut **a
|Do t o f »
with guaranteed work.
[ arrie- with the A etna hufiness houses.
General Hospital, Orlando,
fi*"tl I‘arlof;- ji'id lirts Ids |>ci.scriptioim now on filo . -•
mtiVei t hv |)hlt*Kifi und
*'«tiiipaiiy, wus in the'
M lilt h ar c the d i n i t u a i r
**f H.u
i i’Tf
Millard Willard is home from
'lay. tailing
nl
the
Mr and Mrs. R F. W ilson Mini i "URltlhK, ulao h« ulltiK not ••i • •*9*
B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B n B B B B B B I B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B E V . r~
m Ins oil pi and assuic. the patrons o f Dr. Moorou',
whi l e th© ho ne y l>uth i o o I I d .i nr i MacNiidl
lnaurunce Washington, N. ( ’ ., w here he spent.
u delightful two weeks vucution l>u*'y of Orlando spent Sunday m tatl«»n und 1\ *•a n plefiaunl I t - i Th© k i nd thui lift© been ub <*1 in
with home folks.
: Sanford, the guests of Mrs W.l
Mil aitu* cffidetit arid prompt service.
B B M B IIM B B lfB B B a o fe iM ’a a B h B i t i l a a B B i i B B a a B a a i ~ *.i
ttlUUHftllda o f
f U111 1li ©0 fur
Mi.Hl/
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I roi i » mother, Mrs. *». ( . Aycork.
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trdfi
for
cough©.
cheat
«*dd^
a a n u B H a B B B B B H B B J I | i B l f B B I f B B B B B B B B B B B a t f B B B B B I l B B l!U , , .
|ker Blount and son, and
■ . er u
i i'i
i t»
i l l i o t r i i n c i a , anaamodl c croup, cl*
Henry Riaienberry returned Sat
Lynch o f St PeteraJ o h n T Hr at i y, H o y i i l l r i t l . and j (r
|ir | r . I *i n©-Tar Hun©>.
which
It Ion
the week-end 111 San- urday frtmi Nichols ami Hnzelliurst Jix' l He l l inotorcNl to Dc l . nnd .Sat
"•*■ t h » o r l a l n a l c o mp o un d
mllulor
n
,
’
Uut
still
r®had
|
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ny
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----fue.xts
o f Mrs.
Roby Ga., where he lias been visiting rel urday where
they
attended the mai ns the t o s t , a . II I. *cl*-iiil(lcal)y
atives for some time.
» •>m|H)und< <1 uf ) u * i thu rlxtn tiroStetson-Louisiana football game.
I ' ort l ons o f iilm. tar. hoiiev and
Hitler lieallnjf l l i a r r i l l e n t . wl i lili Uni
a w B B B B a B B n B B B B n a a a a M B B a B B B B B u t ia B B B a B a n n t tn B a a M i
Mra. Raymond Key returned
l
i n l d o c t o r s huve f ound to aid In
Mi- T . D. Mack and
Cliarles E. Ely of Jacksonville is
home Sunday from Orlando, where
K l v l na i j ol ck r e l i e f
I f you want thu
“ nd Mark und Mr. and
she was a patient fo r the
the past
past in the city fo r sonic time, having held, s e t the o r i g i n a l Dr. D i l l • i' lnuIin and baby o f W in ter week nt Orange General Hospital charge ul the dredging work for '1 ar t i o n e y and no ot he r . Unl> ) 0 C.
■ B B B iiB a a a B B a B B B B a a a B ia a a a B fla tfB a ^ a a B M U M M
a t any g ood d ruugl .te .
,=a
nt a pleasant duy Sunthe city.
Ms of Mr. und Mrs. J.
W e a r* A g en ts fo r the
Miss Marion Hand returned F r i
I hr.
The ladles o f
the Methodist |
day from a delightful two months church will
have
their
annual
visit with relatives in Fanwood, N.
bazaar December 1!* and 20. Place 1
I Mis. J. S. Price left Sat- J., L o n g Island, and N e w York.
* 14 ^
t for Atlanta, Ga., where
Ml i a
will he announced luter.
(a d v .)*
:i
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Price made many
John Blanton, o f Orlando, with
to reside in the future,
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^ile in Sanford who w ill the Tampa D rug Company, spent
Friday
in
Sanford,
calling
on
local
earn of their departure.
tnarc hauls.
S"
S. Du Pro o f Abbeville,
Th e many friends of T. C. Mundy ■
fed here Monday evening
guest of her sister, Mrs. will he interested to know that he J
We have new carta and repalra for the old one* on hand.'
!er, being called here by has accepted a position with the a
l.et ua Itook your order for a n e w one or repair the old one.
Seminole
County
Bank.
Q
of their mother, Mrs.
•y
G'.v; d m
figenman.
**t .« M d
The fuel i» it isn’t new hut it wus cleaned und
D
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E L L ’S
PINE-TAR'HONET S-
FOR COUCHS If
WHY YOUR DRESS
LOOKS LIKE NEW
Hugh Whelchel returned Satur
of Camilla, Ga., day night from SL Augustine
[transferred from the where he accompanied the high
^*t office to the Hanford school football team.
Hratian
where
he w ill be a
• Rranan will be joined
f * and children a* noon
of reside nee c
D. L. Thrasher left'Tuesday fdr
Sarasota after a pleasant wot'Ktpen t iin
Smiiford’ with Jilt
rtHi
Dr. Henry Mclaulin, Jr.
Radtord Auto Top & Paint Company
or Exchange
I have 10 acres gfoocj farm land
nqaf Country Club; acres clear
ed with growing crop— Orange
trees and Peach trees.
Good Water, Electric Lights etc.
Will sell on easy terms or ex
change for house and lot in town.
Iiis
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MAHONEY - W ALKER CO.
pressed by the
I N C O R I ’ OItATfity.
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New Bakery Opened
R
inlets
@
announcing the opening on Sat- |
urdny of a new bakery, which he
.
turlnp
_
All Three
.
Events
states will be run o nn small scale.
|lt Firs( Street and Oak Avenue.
Mr. Miller said that he will make
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60.00
162.60
40.95
00.33
132.60
$3516.75
To
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n specialty of hot rolls nnd bread i
PIMLICO. Mil.. Nov. 6.— Zev.
every < ening and that he will also 1\ n
With which Sam Hildreth hopes to manufacture nnd sell ronfections.
duplicate the feat o f T ryster two
Me stntes that due to a general , ( ; r(
years a g o —that
o f winning nil impression existing, he wishes to
j.
three o f the Pimlico serial wei., ^ announce Hint when he sold .1«h
for age races— began well on his his f< ,,uer estahli*hineiit, he signed ( y)r
. task nt Pimlico Tuesday after- m o contract obliging him not to W.
^*'l»oon by beating Goshawk in the ! open another *h'’P in the future.
.Job
first at six furlongs.
He was
The new bakery was opened on I. (
, something o f the Zev o f last year, 1last Saturday for the first time. ,\
too, for he came from behind nt ! Ileareflfter hot rolls, bread and the p lt|
mny be secured there in the ,
the head o f the stretch under n ^t like
,
i Lot
I afternoon.
,,
hustling ride by Lnverne Fator to
- Win by n length.
Only four horses paraded (or the
■ uvent and Lucky Play, which was!
third, und Pep to Peep never were
In’ the hunt. However, there was (
prise money for nil. Zev's share
was 12,966. Goshawk’s Wind; Lucky
Play's $260, nnd Pep to lv. p’* $100.
Incidentally it was the second time
>.Goshawk has been beaten in this|
event, fo r he ran second to Bunt
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Prc.',’, R. McPherson, Sec, lot 10, blk 8, tr. E....117
F. II. "Rand, lot 6, blk 8, tr. P........ .... ..............117
F; H. Rnhd, lot 10, blk 8, tr. F................ t — ...117
G. E. Sarpeant, lot 5, blk 8, tr. G..........*—..... 117
J. II. Stevens, lot 10, blk 8, tr. G. ......... - ....... 117
Boyd. lot 5, blk 8, tr. H...„.......................... 117
Mcisrh Realty Co., lot 10, blk 8, tr. H. ........... 117
J, L. Lindsey, lot 1, blk 0, tr. E-.. .................. H7
Josephine Dixon, lot 0, blk 9, tr. E...................H7
P. II. Rend, lot 1, blk 9, tr. F......... ............ T....117
Jas.1Robinson, lot 6, blk 9, tr. F. .....................H7
Robert Carey, lot 1, blk 9, tr. G............. -......- 117
Frank Brown, lot 0, blk 9, tr, G....... ........ -.... 111
Mabel Dozier. W. 60 ft. lot 1. blk 9, tr. H.._........ 60
Mcisrh Realty Co., E. G7 ft. lot 1. blk 9, tr. II.
07
J. H White, lot C, blk 9, tr. II.....
.........
Ella A. Pace Sub-Hiv, Sanford
lot
No.
1 I>pss Beg. at N. E
Elma (1 Stevens
30.00
$30.00
1 Manhole
145 lin. ft. 12 inch storm power @ $1.05
Laboratory inspection of materials
I-egal expense, advertising etc 2*3
Engineering 49c ............................ . ■
J. L. Miller, form er owner of the '
J. L. Miller Bakery, o f this city
-I*i^.»
THE SANFORD HERALD,-WEDNESDAY, NOV. 5, 1024,
:*.3$. ’5?:-*' vVi' i- »vaa®'.••*'v ••■» ’>'*■
EV I S K IN N E R
IHST OF 3 BIG
IM IC O RACES
^*^vW
"7k-.-^—
it -^~*' ^ i i %
*vjl•^^TdLJki£. ^
Cor. said I>ot run S. 60 ft. W . 190
to North line said IxH Enst to Bog
T. Long, lot No. 2.’ ..................... .
233.03
233.03
233.03
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09.08
133.45
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It is not enough to plant a tree ann c*Pf)
out more attention. In our climnto there are n,
to attack the beautiful oaks nnd hardy ptnntin)
and parks.
On Thursday evenin g at 7:30 P. M. nt th,
Mr. M B. Foster o f Orlando will give n Wrtu
will speak with nuthorlty through his h „ K ,1)lv
Uavey TrSf people who nave worked such wond
cry.
Mr. Foster will also spenk on certain pha
arctiitectuie in h lorida through his experience
cal Nurseries in Palm Beach. There will bt. m
and everybody is Invited to be present.
462
111.06
K. R. Trnffnrd's Map, Sanford
217.88! Geo M Brewer & Elizabeth
217.88
T. I!iewer, lot 5, blk 8, tr. 1
217.88 John Musson, lot 10. blk 8, tr, 1
217.88 Mrs. F Z tlrnves, lot 6, blk 8. tr. 2 .
219.70 j W. I! Zuchry. lot 10, blk 8, tr 2
219.70 John Turner, lot 6, blk 8, tr. A.
217.88 1I C. Hall, lot 12. blk 8, tr. A.
217.88 A. S. Simms, K. 118 ft. lot 6. blk 8. tr. II.
217.R8 } Puldii School, \V. 118 ft. lot 12, blk 8, tr. II
■217.88 11. L. DiiHart, lot 5, blk 8. tr. C.
217.88 |Charlie .I Stewart, lot 10, tilk 8, tr. C
j
Win. iStewart, .lr.p
lot 6, blk 8, tr.I*.
217.88 F. E. Fverly, lot 10, blk 8, tr. D.
230.91 Ionian Oliver, lot 1, blk 9, tr. 1
230.91 Mrs, Mercy Roberts, lot 6, blk 9, tr. 1
Mary I l.eonardy, lot 1, blk 9, tr, 2
tide with- P. Weinberg, lot 0, blk 9, tr. 2
ifter such 1J. K Idling, lot 1. blk it. tr. A.
ten eijual j <St. .lames A. M K Church.
I deferred 1 W O (ireen. Trustee, lot 6, I lk 9, tr. A
I Dnktioun, bit I, blk th tr. B
City ,,f |J. P Baker, lot 6, blk 9. ti. II
Paulim Kniiinr, lot I, blk 9, tr. i*
H e ,k .
Ma sum,
lo dge, I ( ’ . Hall, 1<i( ti. blk 9, tr I'
■Thcie-a Stewart, lot 1. blk 9. ti I*
Ei t i e 'i 1in Stewait, lot 6. blk 9, tr. D
j
f ....I I
S
Goshawk out broke hi- field frren
a Walk up start. While Zev was
■way last o f the four. The son of
Whisk Broom 2nd Dovelet opened
S t i U P two IcngtllH Oil his field ill the
Red Pepper R lib t like* the ••oil. h” I T O A L L
flrat furlong nnd w inging otrl in from sere, stiff, aching joints. Iti
S IR
front itepped the first i|iiarter in cannot hurt you. nnd it certainly
y jj
22 3-6 nnd the half in 46 2 5, which
• tops that old rheumatism torture!
Aji I* stepping to town over the 1’ im- at mice.
1
• l,fi
. ! llco track.
*
When von nn‘ s u ffe r'o g -■i v o i no lit on
g ■ Lucky Piny, which never tuns
can linidlv gel unuind. in-t tt> Red JAuuiue I
unless ho can get to tin- front, Pepper Rub ami yen will i,av. lie toa opted
hadn’t the speed to do so tmia.', (pm ke-t relief known Nothing
.j j1(i
■ltd was all out to bent Pep to luis sin h concent rnted, p. ni t >ai tup ...
. Peop. The time fo r the six fur treat a t e.|, p. | p. i - .1, u-t ......... ... M reel f i
•' longs wuh 1:12, the fastest fur the
n« y o i apply llt'l l"t tip. r Rot v
">'Rir vvi
*' distance at the meeting.
will feel the tm rlln g
Inal
la
8 ill
Sam Hildreth shut three times three minutes it wailli tl.
■■■12910
t.
during the nfternuoii and landed -po’ through atnl tin i ii ti
I ’am , 'a 11 .
only once. Oddly enough, nil hi)',■ horses drew outside post positions,
■ hia particular aversion, lie -ta il
ed tw o two year old- that never
had been to the t)o-t before, Hui'is
and Cypres* in the fit^t i, u . , j,t
six furlongs. itti<I finin'* \vn> 1»-ft
and Cpy re** got aw i> luollv
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235.02 S|
216.97 b
246.97
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23.303 !
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i ” i the paving . | Seventh
h R •'v Be \ v i : n 16 f e d m
Ft HI R E S T L A K E , President
Try A Herald Wa n t Ad For Kei
J
•233.03
2 16.97
2 16.97
246.97
2 16.67
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233.03
3 lie above and foregoin g final ns-cssment* are payuldc without
t up to Itecemhei 1st. 192 t. and ftotr, anil nitet such date said spe
cial a - -es-nii tit s will be payable only in ten eijual annual installment a
with inti test at 8 ' i per annum on all ilefernal payments
W itnes- ativ band as City ( I n k and the Seal of the City of San
fo r i, l a i ida. this 21st day . f O. tuber A It 1921,
in te r,
ttiefioit of the a-phoR pave
\ venire ea-t to Mi llonville
’ I■**•*• 11 w. i !, ha- In i n I nallj
of . a rif.o ,|. | |,,11 ,!.!
Tht« nHirrllirm fn l *« « l i r n to t hr VV..iimn's
Ihriniuli thr Intercut unit roll Mrs j ul
5-room B u n galow in ilie exclusive:
idential section. Beautiful shrubtx
Eastern exposure, paved street!
ner lot 70x120 with room to bi
small hunjralow if so desired. $100(
cash balance sixty dollars per moi
K. F. E A N K
REAL ESTATE AND INSI If ANTE
5 — - O I It K 501-2 M U S T N \ I ION M. BAM
Bruns, hovvevei. um a to e M. •
should bo W
t tirlh 11'fit* i mf*i*nfit* Hmi
bary did not run so wa ll ns .she .i d
at Atjueilurt, hie k oi -wiugii g
third race, at si\ I ui Jorip•
got ftway well itfill iiiuvr I up
threateningly on the stntih in
the
S v ALL PROPER I ) liH.NKIIs i i MMM, l|
STREET FROM M O.Mil |\ \\ I M h
Notice is hereby given that the . -intiinj
tnent on Seventh Street fu.m M.tgn 'ta to
has been completed, ami the ii.nipjeted w ik
|>y the Commission of the ( It) of Saat. nl. 1
The following h the Final I stiniati el
paving tin Seventh S t n e t Item Magnolia Av.
fiom 1C fv vl to 21 feet in width with -licet ,
base
764 cu. yds grading' in
2016 lin. ft
lm
turn r*Jt *■ i u i ti Mf.iJ f u l l i f
in
-lead
<a 41
239 lin. ft
187 lin
K i amt
DIM
are smokers tiring o f
over-sweetened cigar
ettes ? • •»It certainly
looks like it, the w ay
they’re changing to
C h esterfield ! ^>9^
SANFORD
Saturday....
01.1) I ! A i d . P A U K
C O M B IN E D H A M B U R G A N D
C O P E N H A G E N W ILD ANIM AL EXHIBITIONS
JUST IMPORTED IN THEIR EUROPEAN ENTIRETY
A t points where lubrication
is often neglected, such as fan
h u b a n d u n iv e r s a l j o i n t ,
Buick has automatic lubrica
tion. Buick engineering has
It is easier
BARBARIC, LYRICAL SPECTACLE
With 1000 Peoplo.Horaes, Elephants nnd
Raiding Jungle-Bred ManKillei j
HENRY T
H U D U K IN S O N . M gr
" here Courlcay and Service are 1‘ara
Magnolia Avenue______________________
L P S tA R C E S T gTH E E T. PARAD E -
Rhone 3ti
l| A M
When better automohilei ore built, Buick will build them
T !r| »U on Sale Circua Day Only al Bower’a Drug Store
HnttiP Pflcc on a( Crotindn..
M y e jii T obacco C o .
�—
1 ' PACE FIVB
NESDAY, NOV. 5, 1924
THE SANFORD
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Classified Directory
H erud
?ATKS
A d ranee
III h* i f ■ nml rnlInlrlr i » *
. rite »
_ Hf m
Sr n
It ■
utile
line
line
H »»
line
shove
for
eon
l e n g th
r - Nl r l c t e i l
|nu
iJ,. T h e
to
fan - 1
e responsible'
ec> Insertion.
eiih*<-,|iienl
|re sltotilt) be
v In c«s« of
(isr.un.
A pi |
\
FBI.I.OW,S’ SE R V IC E S T A T IO N .
Gulf (jns, Oil, Tires, Accesso
ries. Service with a smile. Klnt
uiul First. Phono 447 121.
W K l f l T S — Three stations.
Mng.
nolia nnd Second. First nml Kim.
Sanford Avenue nnd 10,h Street.
L.xpert service.____
IIKA I 'T Y PARLOR S
M A D A M E HA Hill K t.
Marin, 'IT,
work of nil kinds. Rain water a
specialty.
Old First National
Hunk Building.
L A N K Y ’S ' D R U G S T O R E
I'c
script inn*. I >run>i. Sorias.
Vk*•
nrc as near vou as \.*ur phono
Call lU.’l.
___ F i.O R IS T
S T E W A R T I Hi: FLtMMST" ’
Flowers for all occasions.
M I Myrtle.
Rhone 2lll)-W
__________ L A W Y E R
Advertising
----------------- -ADVKRMSF.
in ttm Journal-Horaid. Smith Ocorgia’s greatest
newrpnper.
Morning, afternoon.
Weekly and Sunday Classified rates
*••*' per line. Wnycross JournalHerald. W«vcrii«i. (leorgia
TAM PA M ilK N lN U TIM HUNK
Send in your sub-* diption to tli«'
Tribune or hitriii it to your local
dealer *o you can roail Florida's
gc-ate-t newspaper
One year
Sh iK), li months $1 <"'. tlnoc months
$200. If you desm JIJMIU ie-ur
in* e policy mhi 7."> cents to your
++
J*>
JX
+ •{•
%+
-b-S
ft
+<•
'•*V
TO REACH the prosperous farm
ers and fern growers of Volusia
county advertise in the lielatnd
Daily News, rnte Ic per word, cash
with order.
“ DO Y O U
W AN’
anything*”
to h-
If so nd
Tin i'p arc very few |>t i
ptiupp nf tl'.p littIt* lli arld ( ‘I.,
a i opt, d « at
ad m
___ _ MKN’S ( l o n i I N t .
I hit •null I I ‘IM I t . ii l
S. \V. B RADFORD
Fd V Price an ’
1 1|.,n
M1■ n um
Toilore I Suits So’J.Ml to
ti
Milane llieatte l l l d g . _______
Ml I 1 It,It \PIIINC
>|( »Ki lill-ines'. lor Sanfoid n o '
chan!Mired mad advei tisinp.
yee S \ N FtiRD MI LT IM R A P Il
i ’O , loom '.*, Pall I’ddg. lek
four* eg
fieri l**r- iiie
If
U win! >nU I n
t i .1 to rr*ak«
II il
l host
in d iv id u a ls
■
u l ,■•
t h e i r \.tl it- h.t\e n iily In \v.*r> ii i
in n n l p f t .* hepnnit* c o n v i n c e d
I n v p n t Iv 1lip i v a l cst a 11 r i m , [ A I ’ . <-i>nni !|\
Suits, nf l h i ; t i t y , spi-urtul
..p sw t rs f n tn mu*
l i l t l n ad
Tu sny t h e y hvlii- • i ,i r l a s s i t i n l a ih is
p m 11 up il m i l d l y .
»
t 'a n an
c a s i t T o r m n n u- o il fill n u ’ th n d ho
imnm " l e
Phone
A ll Sanford Business Activities of Importance |
t-mpl-'Vml i .i rt arh th 'is v |u-i
n|
lid .
ii-a ih in g.
than
Ih m iiu h
.uti art- tlt*sirniis
’,
ic e
n f t 'l a
sifn d
fl. le n t
Piione 144.
I M1HIM Kl KfS I
PI W O I I M M , A r k p m
al lo|s ,,n Hughey
w he h if bought
-uli-laiiti.il proMt
fiPxIdl!
i,
;
im m
Mi l l ! pi US* I
ml SI
Ph-.in
11A A Nl.:'
R I:
11,1.
It VI
III
NEW
!i. II,
fin ill.
* -I elle-it
$201111.Oil
h o us u.
-I, - igns
IRA
tbuau-
in j other
plants.
-olu itid
on! f u n e r a l
Phoin
212
.
* > nil g e l I *
Tou ring
* Coach
Light
Truck
I 'a a r t
Truck
Cah Hitv
1!' .•t
i i >; j
Kuol
I i<ril
Truck
'T io ir ln u
l.lg h t T r
r*g
K " ', l
i 'a u o p y
' 11 r,0 00
I t uiialxtiiL
1* 2.'*00
1021 t
Pi ii,1 • i
Help Wanted
I" *
o*e.*a, i * e ,
11|
d
IP*
l\
u i T t l l t II
v ill
| .-|
I I S 50 00
To u rin g
tt . m i l l.ll'S SIIXS
llmlge Heelers
». a.
FO R S A L K
lin k it
2nd St,
Maxwell touring car.
Call at J. J.
Kartory.
Mausers
Cigar
K o R S A L E or T R A D E
Marmnn
touring ear in good mechnnicnl
older.
Can ho seen at 820 W est
Filet Street.
j l ' O R S A L E - Kurd Roadster. '
rows. A pply Mrs. Alla Towi
I Mellonville Ave.
Rooms For Rent
KOR It K N T
Kurnished rooms ami
garage.
Iru D. Marti.'
815
Park Ave.
KOR RE N T <*ne large furnished
I,eillot,in Phone 2X2.
F O R R E N T 2 nicely furnished
housekeeping rooms, $20 month,
d l2 E
5 th K l ,
_____________________
l ftimishiHi room
Adults only.
2IH
RENT
\ n ils
fnrni.-hed
f " ' t * 1’ *1 r*" "* - 11*7 K dr.1 S t . ^
I Oil Rl N T
I wo 2 room furni lie.l up,n t in,nit'* with goarage.
bl"> k« of lleiulil offiie. 100U
’ iu"i>
I l l , la>
N o t. inla-t ; I C R N I S l I K D room f..r relit, gn rage also
lo2n M v i l l e
Ave.
R I'll 11 IPS
Ph.on- <i.'. I .1
I.
M I \
li.H lg e
"TKIIMS TO SO»»i: I’ KOIM.K"
in
I ItXT OKK H i l l \l.l. t ASH
It I N I’
apart unlit.
I tem *t A * e
>R . - A l l
I* i \,
bedteleit
idant i, .I\ l . -, t
\ i oipnay
.14.1,111 p..\ ||
It Id. IS I R A I I ON M i l l * K
I In i 11v 1’ ,-e.i ti.illon Honks will
,■i■. u M .la-, N .,* cTiiln-i d, I '.*2 i
! I H S .00
l.t'jf. no
»
I !>.••
IS JS
F o il
I'll III- dtn
PI.....
T ) ee
Touring
FOR
\\ *
PR1VI KitV.
■,.. i,- p,, t n f , ,
Red
.\ K Ro- set! ef
Pin I. \ -. >Ian
pi - t n . at i
Rooted
Cutti ng-
t i i mi
:.
d t.lfl , • lilt'll!. I-
Il
$1.11(1011
SALK
I * Street
Tel ml t IN N Kl I A A S O NS
-ii I a Vv,I 'll otic IS
to ’ ,
111-t 11it in*'
Sinti,|,|. I ’la
PIMN I INt.
M \ I I IIKU PRESS PltlN I I M i '
12 1 \ i ! * n
m : i :\ i < i .
pkh i
ii , met,
Id d
,
Am-
<
I-i i l l
I ' r d e i s l o i >ii! l l o w r i
I i on, Ttlp- eg. Re pan rig a - ,| t I t , r
ballin';
l awn, t dluone, \\ ollika
RESULTS
Automobiles
• > + 1 We have 5nmr Ircautiful l a k e '
T T I front lots on Lake Wildmere one-.
.y.A |half mile from the P ix ie Highw ay FOR S A L E — Frost Proo f Cub❖ + in n nest of bonutiful clear lakes,,
huge Plants. Varieties. CharlesT J |fo r sale.
I ton and Early Jersey Wakefield,
| W o will build your home, land- Copenhagen .Market, Flat Dutch
Y T scape your grove, and relieve you ' Succession. Prices,
pared
post
' of trouble ami worries incident to ! paid. 25U, fific; 500, $1,00; 1000,
+ + |building u|> a place.
! $1 75. Exiiress collect MMX), $5.00.
| | | In the meantime, vou can go We guarantee to ship promptly.
fishing. A •m can fish in any one tiood sire plants that will please
•!•*> of the dozen lakes, and if you don't vou, T ifton - Pototoe Co., Inc.,
know how to fish, we have several Ilex 57, Tifton, (In,
a>^> exports who will be glad to show
----------------------------------\ X you. Mr. Si holfield who has been FOR S A L K
Huick 0 touring .good
!f..y singing at the Itaptist Church will
shain',
$850 (IP.
International
+ + 1 vouch for (he above.
'
1 1 2 ton truck, bargain $250.00.
!££ L A K E J E S S U P L A N D CO., Inc. San Juan Garage, West First St.
•t-4.
Long wood, Fla.
and
Property
FOR S A L E
Forty acres o f fine C O N T R A C T O R S
owners. On and after Nov. 15
flo w -tig well limit, well located,
J f i Oil a toad and near loading sta- the stale o f wages for painters in
1tion Price very reasonable. Terms Sanford will fli.HP per hour.
+ + one third cash. I'alaie at 1. 2. and
^ ^ , veal-- tieii (1 Herrin*', S a u fo l*1. S I T T S A N D O V E R C O A T S - All
wool made to order, guaranteed
■i-4* FOR S A ! K l in e com er lot on to fit. Any 2 piece suit $25
Full
Snnfotd
Avenue
and
Flora suit or overcoat
$2!*.50.
Scotch
Heights.
down light bargain Woolen Mills, d()o I*:. Second Street.
'*■ + | Adiires.i owner, I’ t* I I . :I52.
Sanfiiid. Kin,
l -OU S A I .K
Ruby t arriage and
o\on for oil -stove.
Roasonabte
for i ash
Phone I s5 U
__
"Spaulding
Rose
I.O'I S that i, pit-vent the be^u
-t*UI
Totatoes.
Selected
,, ue^ in tile t'il s t ali he lioiight
, wi- e{ P> tees. I ’hone
' v eept iona 11v east' U mu - t-vlem
,,i er a tniiilbet of vent ■
.'i riMim lliingalow
i ,,i n,-i I t. pact ■d. f22iH).0n iiann
\ o il terms.
.11 1,1 A V. V< IIA-KYT l i e t a l i l T m I . m *
I
FOR
Miscellaneous
For Sale
REAL-ESTATE
the “ foiiliest ill, Sun "
LE W IS
O’ II R Y A N .
Office in
Seminole Hank I ,11<11r.tr Antn x. I ||K M flR N IN M L *1 ! " .
|n'iiM\ » t h o V II, t a l e s r il l* *
„
g i v e VOU
-I
"l| Herald Want Ads Will Keep You Posted
* ' * R . g i 11 ,**ion t l f f n e r
|
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|1 l*l{ R E N T lte*l mom and slcepii ih Hi
I I: I | || no
pli.ni.-i- < m g |».*r. h with or without kitch, ,
\..|||S
f,,i|*-P
l ,atage
Hll*. Magnolia.
t *inhuge
down
ooiii.
Privutt: cnitlemnn only.
4lt)
KOR
RENT
.-lulls bed
r i( t
*i a age
* la ss wattless
A 11lio k I |,d el
Iiost and Found
Wanted
» k . i»»|mir mi:. iMiist
ITif-H I *Ml>
it i*« tif r v |iititil me. l**n** i
•pm liailv,
ini; iru jm
dtp
f.it
tlnll
f l. I*nt."
I ' M II T It t t * -* , i
J 1C II
For Mi
ni t pair tr«»M rimmed
i'la-**’- in fiunt «*f N "\m *!I Store.
liD.
O va j i j 111a v h a
* m iiim
hv
id i'iitlfy *
mi* i*li«s,i s ><i-•I t'ii\ inu' fur lliin aiL
\partments
l'or Rent
I h • »>:*•. » ?iT
.v t i lit ■< a w 11
I ’ ROOM
fui n
i n 1 Magnolia
b, i gs .lewidry St
Ad vertisrmr
RttoM
with kitchg i.uiinShirley
l i : \ K N .AJM'UI roix t mint)' it ad
Lakeland, tin ugh the Slur Tele
g ia m
lie .l adverli-iag medium in
Soi,Ml Fh't,d.i Published mornings.
I'pos.te Post o f f n e
S*ai I’elegrarn. laikiland. Klu
i--
H U lt)
Venn..
iikM- jo u r
.1,
ti, cough
tip.
Xenia
( hi 'll.
Ter-lft. cihio
Reh
agi
- -.-il
di-ti lit.
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SIN G L E
C O P IE S
F IV E
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER G, 1924.
CENTS
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A S S O C IA T E D P R E S S JIB P A T C H E S
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President Coolidge Offers
“Simple Thanks” to Citizens
Of.Country for ~
Leads Suffragists
a
;
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W A SH IN G T O N . Nov. 6.— Presi- i and cave assurance of his election.
dent Coolidge cnlmt;’ received ns- During the morning a telegram of
® ) A S
1 5 ruranee Wednesday of his election
_____
1 congratulation wns received from .
as prosiilent by nn overwhelming .lohn I). Davis,
the Democratic |
B r e a k W i t h Die H a r d s C a u s
P re sid e n t
W ill
H a v e
vote, issued n statem ent of "sim- pre-idt ittini nominee, to which Mr.'
m em b er s h o u se
ing P r e m i e r N o L i t t l e T r o u
expressing his Hut H a lf c f I’ r e c l n c t s H a v e
t u r n s S h o w pin tlinnks," and turned attain to * ooli igc replied
Hccn H oard F r o m Hut In d i
his desk and the work which has thanks.
ble In F o r m i n g C a b i n e t ;
i n s i o H a v e constantly occupied hi* attention
c a tio n s A r c T h a t T h e D e m o
P a rty S tren gth W eakens.
Intimate friends called through
___
.
m
*•% 1*
.
since entcrimr office a little more out the morning and afternoon to
c r a t i c L ead Will B e 2 to 1.
jr k in g M a than n yenr ago.
! extend
congratulations,
among
C u rso n Is A m o n g
“ I hnve no appeal except to tin* ■them being several member* of
jo tli H o u s e s
The following are the narnen of
common sense of all the people," the cabinet. Meanwhile messenger G . O . P . P o l l s S u r p r i s i n g
S lig h te d
L e a d e r s those electi*il to congress in the
Mr. Cool idee said in expressing his i l<^is brought telegram* and cab
balloting of T ile:d ay. insofnr ns
V o t e T 'h r o u g h o u t S t a t e
appreciation
in
the statement ! legrnms of congratulation from all
MacDonald M inds l l» M ork tabulation of the votes to nn early
which he read to a jrroup o f news parts of th e world.
P r e p a r a t o r y t «» L e a v i n g for hour this morning permit of a d e fi
papermen in his office. “ ! hnve
Turning hi-s attention to official ■Hate A m e n d m e n ts All C a rrie d .
nite unnoupeemeiit. In many dis
llis H o m e ; L a b o r C riticised .
no pledge except to serve them. I business Mi. Cooligo issued a pro.
Hut Duval M easu re W h ic h 1
tricts various delays in counting D a v i s
V o te
R e m a in s
• |
hnve no o bject except to promote i lamatioa Thursday November 27
Is In D o u b t; C ou n t Is Slow.
being experienced.
are
l o n t a n a l l a s their w elfare."
LONDON. Nov. 0.— Prim e Mm
ns Thanksgiving dn>.
A short
U n ch a n g e d ;
L a F o lSIvNATK.
Mrs
Baldwin with n huge purlm
Up early a fte r
retiring
into pup this noon made un the steep
J ACKSON V ll.t.K , N.iv. ll.— Flt*rm
Alabama.
This i* a new picture of
a c t e d W h i l e Tuesday night, the president went lost last night when last hours
lo tto H a s O n e S t a t e .
i.lii ltrnii>i’ri.t..
ri.-.l 11... party to ( , . 0T|...(t Ashby, Knglish suffragist, mcnlary majority to work with,
Heflin,
to the executive office a fter n where kept hv the fnmilv receiv- victory at the poll* Tuesday by npseems to have broken with the die
fa ts S t a n le y
Arkansas.
‘
prr*id>*M
of
ha*
been
elected
walk about
the
White
House ing returns, hilt he again wn* in proxi mutely the same ratio ns in
N E W Y O R K . Nov. (».— T h e .
liiternatioiial
S ■fftiige A ll i - Itatds of In* own party.
itohinson.
ground* and rend returns which the olfice m the afternoon
That fa it is of greatest linpor
Hit'll, availuhle returns tonight in
Republican
triu m p h of Tuesnt
Home.
Italy.
Delrware.
If.TON, Nov.
(Continued on I ’nge ^:x)
hud necumuluted during the night
ta m e to tireui Hrituin's future, for
dicated
A tabulation of return*
D ul’ont.
1 dnv iiRKumcfl an oven greater
o f t lu* R e I
the
Conservative
party
seeiu*
f imu |52 of the 1.104 preciiit*i in
Ceorgia.
i m a g n i t u d e n» c o u n tin g of bal
jnnizntion to
lirmlv entren bed m power for the
the Mate gave John W. Davis
B a n i-.
lots m m rs cunipletln*.
Lat- ,
next
five
yeai
*
The
tuenk
I*
|"»l'
now (/(tn;IK7, Coolidge 1I.S7M, luiFollette
Idaho.
able a* tile n —lilt of Megoliatloll-,
1e*t
r
e
t
u
r
n
s
not
only
b
oosted
|T u e s d a y npItorali.
*10.
. . ,
lust me all day and most of •*"
The returns tabulated
tonight
Coolidge and D a w e s to ta l but
Iv ansns.
Jtn hinge «>n th e
night,
"i
tween
toe
p
i
einier
nml
came from widely scat ton'd pio(
upper,
w ith t h i r t y d i s t r i c t s m is s in g
Inutorial c o n t e s t s
the party leaders aver allocation
cints and were considered re p re
Iventurkv.
I tl.
M in n eso ta,
th e y in c re a s e d t h e likelihood
o)
|...*t*
III
th.
m
v
v
cabinet.
sentative of the vote of tile state
yhickid i
Th. Miiniuis «'f .Salisbury, and
[an d W y o m in g .
t h a t tin* new a d m i n i s t r a t i o n
nml it was not believed that the of
I olio |ilnii .
the l a r i of Dei by. who « e i e two
Ojjl ,
Will hnve a dependable though
|tlo d " « h t t h a t it
filial count at Tallahassee would
Hun dell.
small working majority over
I, - 1 n Imre worliM e n t h e r s h ip C a m p stim i W h i c h ..f ;|i* principal die hard chief* in
yiirhiKsn.
•
J " * ’," ,.Vr l,u‘
the last Baldwin cabinet, e rente.I
„ i).,. Iimiso over D e s ig n a te A r m i s t i c e D ay As R eginald Holly, L . I Chit ion- !h,r*,,,tl>
l.nFoilctte insurgent balance -of. ’
lead estahlislnil by Mi Davis.
Is T o B e g i n A r m i s l i i •* D a y .
( ■mn ns.
........ .
and
<
*o
much
friction
with
theii
m„r.
den. W a l t e r Connelly. Uav*
School
Holiday
As Well
power
which has hnmpeied
l „ I olid tv insurgThe
entire
Dciuwcratic stute
Mississippi.
W ill B e C u t l e r Hi eel inn o f , piogi. i *v*' C.llcagu. S. holil I" do
l thwarted
many
admmistrativB
mood B eard en . Bob i)od*ou. ticket, mi the I'iii' i - of thi1 slum
Th an k sjflvin K and Day A f
k,u ill. ill candidates
i lari isoii
C a s t o r o f B a p t i s t C h u r c h . iiii —: a- and foreign afuirs that th.
lu.. .if tin1 three
iiieitsuios and pollen *.
w
(«. \\. S p en cer, J r . Named. returns, vvu- i h - t.-.l to oflice, with
t e r ; $ 1 ,0 0 0 N o te Is R e tire d .
N i » Jersey.
sittiatP’O
hi'ciimi'
notorious.
N'
tth
Th,* allowing iiiaili* I'V Joh n >V*
boul't are victorious
.luhti
U
Mm
I
ri.
I
li
iiioci
a
t
.
lead
i dge.
I
anpoint nn nt of Rev , 1 of lhe-e two II '•• repotted to
I>ux i* .
remained
unchanged
m i .,nnertirie. is
In a report to the Junior Cham- ing hi- Kepuhhi an opponent for
North t iirolinn.
At the regular meeting of the
to il 11 . i I "■ annual log It 111! heeli III. Illdi *1 m the
tkiroughoul todny n»»«l iilthoufn
||,|i, an . iiitilioll the County School Hoard last lu es- le t of Commeree at it* noon luncli- governor. \\ K U'Neal. by null'
Simmons.
lot tin local . haptei of mini* 11 y
( mii *i sti*n t
supSenator l.a Follettc begun to craep
I licgon.
I dav it was dei ided to make Armis eon Jjd ay . Walter Cottiiellv. lotti- than three t " one
lean Red • t ••**►. wliii il
Di'lrihiition Secret.
fce.1Hl"i
1 iiKolletti' tice Day. Nov. II and Th an k s •uitteeinan of the organi/.iitton for
up a little in one or two Western .
\ e t r on \nn ailment*
\ tipi ta i* 1*.iv ami coil
M. N ary .
,h,.i' .if i m ajor
A. t mil di tilhulP.lt of the chi. 1
slate*, there was i"> .e rtn m ty to
giving and the I'mlav following. the coining i itv golf tournameiit.
T ) » six to ope vote ft■I the
South t nri.hn
i .i.c li I ii ii k-givnig, plans pm 1 1 , Il............. till *«'. ret and
night that he would leielve the
■tati'il that pii'pnratlnn*
l"i the linn lullin',it t" It" < n-t it ii 11" i pro
Nov. 27 and 2S. Ii gal school boll
1 ! 11 ' ini* t .a a I hoi .tllgil
HIlea*e.
I aml l\ vomiiig. ite- day* in tin* county.
,'lectoial vote of any - ta lc group
contests a le prat ficnlIv i .■in"letc liditling the levying of inlietitaiiee
ot till ft* .-..I.t null, t ' v ttim oi* are Circula'
inx;
Texas
Ill'll
II
|r,.. a:. Ie.piii .,1 on
ing
I appear- Miti.pli* Cut *."■
except that of Wisconsin.
The mat li t wa* brought up bv and that final at tangi incuts ate >t income la xi— in lln - la t e was
III* *• *»'
r.t
l
11
.'I'd
I'll
h. ppat d.
i eli.t ns lull Supt I \\ Lawton and a motion now under wav.
i,noth, i •! Du
d ie h a r d
'
:
Paper Majority in Cniigresa.
In . oinoiui.il s it vi a* all
Ten lie* see.
n t . bunged hj t ia I iloll.itloll ol
i .Sfnat'.r lhirM.ti is \va« pnssed ill d a rin g these davs
who
.
tin
tged
scowling
from
a
T he tmii nainent, spoil*.m .I l v
( ' ii the fare " f the day's con*
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till
II
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.
l
e
ell
the
late
'
et
ill
II*
I
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bnwnitp opponent, a* holiday*. hut leuuiniig school the .llilltol I Im in hi-1 wUl he lii'l.I
t h i e. i p i a i •I * <•' an I '" 111 •' " ’ ’
eic.-:.tonal returiiH the Republicans
•i. ml
pi •• ii .ct ■
in
\ it ginia.
Thursday. In d u v ulld S.ituidav
. n. i w tl' Mi Hal lw in. ita I"-* '
III.
iiltciidunce on the Saturday f»l
made certain of a pupei majority,
with
l<
U
Hex
King
u e a ip 't 2.
o
1
2
.
.In*
eel I - . '
le im g "
"• at* It II ........... I I .
ii i • i lowing Armistice Dav which i* of i,ext week a' the t.evv Mi nn, ipul
at least, hi both senate and hovlSP,
III |t i a mpilP*'
M
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l
Nirgmiii
Ilelnte*! «^»ov j r, x^i l j , wton was iiistiin t
ii i . h c a t " !
golf •o.irse.
;. od
ill!
on
hi.
r
I
Imt doubt remitimd wliethvi Ufa
i
t
.
It.
unman
"
f
inietid'Oi i t *.
tin
, il.In mis th< ed to notify the varum- teachers , The i|uulifvuig round* fin lit
I lord pre*i
[|.
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|nn,i gin v\,>iitil, he great enough to
■.I •
t. lb
I
I
the
•
olislilu
i t . in both the ami the transporters of
11.. 111.. n ••f
school . s. Ic. tmo ol tin ti ani "! six un it
tl' i 1>
I give the admimstintioii the xvliip
vxt.' w ill h n • . ha I > ef nil
III.
.1-P k»'.pvdle to
n«it s i :
t-. teiui iet.t tin juuioi "Ig a io a
11 it it appeared children of this action.
I Diitll" 1I .11 v. II
Imml ..xer the ci.inl'ined opinjultiotV
»r
UahHina
t \ goi el tinii'iit *
A negro man. representing the Ill'll, mil Mi •'..iim llv. vs' n In Id llv
I
t. ft i. nil ilist ru t*
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t,if the Democratic and the La Fbl.1
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Kentucky
mi. .'di d llis ■heck f"i the payment
pdlke.
on t lie -tali' and •.nml > tl"
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f a lal I esldellre I ..
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funds
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Cole. Knmstiyer. ] Maine
H
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x xxi nt !>• < uiilnlg. and Palm llll'tll ii.-pital* and see what the
I II. p,.x et ntneiit - admis-l"li Hitt
H
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various
funds
issued
then
pay
1
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nujipi.i*lx n il'll'
pith 1h till l.y a margin id *. xii a! In iglili Ii th" I uig dav - of in ’
dividual- t"l high scores ill th.'
t ' >I mu.•*! on page six
III
ment
They were:
i vu'.ii Iti pilldicalls.
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MiPile.'ota
l)i" "i
however, up 1 (Jeneial s. hool fund. »
henlurky
t Ip I nhld.it >d vote lot g v I nut Will pend I to lest of then III"'
Cunsldi'l able
illsiussp.il
wit
in
Mississippi
i ." . d tlui'i' ri'liu- t Kirn.I Hank $l0.7(Mi.in. S' mm-'e heard al todav'* meeting m regsid
ml.I
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hull
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with
*r.,t
Pill'll,
Health
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to foreign street
and house l • .Ml"
I he other |ii':ti..eratn <. . . Ii
4
iiitam.
v I t night.
These against this fund was $1- • 1
U, |h. .South on It" I! I , ,nml- I"
<ll hi,, i . Mm I in. Sniiillin, Wil M.
Special si hold tax dl 'fri t * " It uj-f pi'ddlel * who lire i i.litlliunl . " . : . * I " -tat. of flee.* show., , il
N»
liraskn
*'i.-*.ielm -etts, K cii - mie, Sanford Hank and I met 1 "in
I-.
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niil
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home*
when
siikli.'-*
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swell.
Spearing.
1,
D u a ile n g in tin* eitv
No re.
.'Oil.
'u.illv thi same gains nvi t I" i
5
a'.d ill-easi..........lilt! 'killed h a" ‘
N.
vadu
Ilhli.'HU.
up am tidntioiis were
made at
lx fill |
x• u* tat ilia11< tis
puny.
$551
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meld
ll"
ilncloi
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knoxxl
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v
Hampshire
j
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had ilected 11
Mur* land
tin niattei. however.
i,
\\
Hmghuiu,
Kepul
Special school tax ill-1I " ’>
. dg, he xxmild a g 11 "' I ha I i vi I x
11
• I . Itpuhlieun* liad two. Hank of Oviedo j;.ns
and N. xv Jerse y
I iim.l'i ill l im. i |hi . .1 I m u
alidl.iate lor congress, f t ' "
VSMSl
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Minis
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full
t*
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Special school tax ill -111>'
oultli il l- t i n t , inn a slightly
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three. Hank " f f Ivied
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•eel plug ll " I,ini* of the RCd I .ml In. uni
12
No
Not th ( nieliii"
ox 1 1 imiiniag eoiilests,
>1 ).***.« Iiu-et I s
S o n lal :.chi'"l '*lX d i t i i ' t
jx lx H M I D IC S IIM M ID
uio.y. W xtlin day hill. tl> a i l i n g "
•1:.I. * wliei i i . t ill Il five. Hunk of l Iv eld' $1
i '..iiiii'i y North Dakota
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1.1 A lilel lean ’ mllltui ism and rap
21
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. I lino
ia "i slow ly . (In l e
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Hon.I at count S "
,lut id wern I n*h" lull, Andrew
ugi es.-niuti
l o l ; I \\ l lit I II Nov "
xwln, I. In
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Mi. lug*.ii
ii by
slightly
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5
1
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Holid in ' omit N.. foul Sell Ill'dc
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ed
and
w
tl"
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..lie i . vi i Hmghate
I e. eld Iv
II till l.ll loll
33
County Hank. $2.12 12"
. 1 it In* support
Mii pe*. Vincent, I elilis) Ixania
FORT PI KID'K, Nov *>.- " i ' * 1
available l e t i " " * $ Ml,(Mill xxa »le - 1toy id by fir . t
assunitng •* I . ..il. Whin,in.Hank of
I II! l lilted Still,
Hoiul
aceount
No.
f*'*
x * onimtinding
Ilii'l-on.
t'rnmton, Rho.lt' i-lunil
XXa. aid hv ultol lievs to be a "
militarism M* l.'Hu hliP.
III tlie first di '
' llli*li'tx*llull,•d origin tin- mol long pin. i m Die a l ' " , a
.1
l>
i f...t , .Magnus John j <Iveido. $2l*5*.y5.
ii'iprere.l. id> d .a euranee in Kl."
t I’ui Ikalil/i'd K. (. hi.in. 11 iiiisoii l fiictoii. Jiinirs MSouth Cut ohm.
l.tl hexolal dleain
12
Homi account No *•' Hunk of "la look place here Wednesday
Tennessee
- - — -------------------- r ~
,0. ■ Johnson st ill
Minn.
)
ota
deehited
“ I he
l.uropi , '
Ii
20
-—•
I afternoon when
<• 1 . Abbott.
that
missing (Iveido. $1112.4 1
K* ll* i. i higue, l urlow. K vule, Texas
p.,, sessi'S half the
1‘reae
ii t at
Tuesday
*
meeting
I
'
lilted
Stall
West Palm Heath attuinpy. repUtah
\t. nld let urn him a
Weill
1
*1
Goodwill
C A Dallas. •huirmnn p i"
hoi sop"w ■" .f the •universe and
Vermont
ii .etiling so me »'! Ute shouting "f
M ississippl
tern. Fred T. Williams. Attorney four inetliheis of the Ashley gat '
i
mole
than half of the world's
12
.
Rankin. Roweiv,
Whittington, Virginiu
| W
J Mulsh, Detn- Si belle Maine* and Sut.t
gold.”
lust Su tunlay night, moved that
Washington
lll the Teapot
Hush),
t
"
Uni*.
Wilson,
Quin.
*!«slArguing Mint the world war was
Ijiwtnn.
I the curlier’s jutv hearing the ' »*»•
West Virginia
I'age Nix)
HIM.AN DO. Fin.. N.,V . 6
Del ternat mini* S e n ini v h red • ^
leason that
f
.nuhl
mamly l*> gam the superb r Itei
ia
fm
Wisconsin
Pai k." .'t ' ho ago oli ” 11*.' I"
MiHsouri.
egates
leprcacnting
62
Ixiw.tuia
itj ot the I lilted Stale s over K"g
uie xxit nesse* "•
3
side
of
K
lwam*
internal
im"*
Wyoming
IRiwe*. F'lothlngliam. Itomjue,
1,1
lilt’ l.l.u "I * luhs, 32 ill Alahainu and
land, and
England'*
superiority
NT E S T A N T S
Flui i.la, gnthered here Wedne-day will feat ui ** (lie lale after noon *.
Itiih.i y. Ixixier. Dyer. Newton,
„xer
France,
the
war
n.m
islcr
con
inquest i* t»> investigate ua the .
Ui
307 136
13
Totals
night, fur the sixth annual <•'(*- Mon
Mulligan, Dickinson. Manlovc.
) A T
N O O N
part uf the state and lu tlelei mine
Friday's program
fall* for a , I inued
to
a
choice,
266.
B o n d , M o r tj? a ^ e F ir m
i
xelltlnll
of
til.'
AJabulna
I
hit
"fa
Necessary
Nebraska.
!
"Am erican ndu*trial an.i gold
the aetual furts."
business st'* * ion beginning at 6
• -t*
Khalleiibcrgcr.
Howard,
Me. i'Hi;
<'mint v Judge Angus Sumner, district with a varied piogiuiu
power
is
being
transformed
into
m
the
morning.
t*>
lw
followed
hv
Oklahoma
Standing
8amo
636,358
ill IHlit n
Announcement w o ^ m a d r here sitting as coroner, granted the mo- fore tii.m for the session* which
the et en in of Aniericuii inilitar.sin. l.aughlni, Simmons, Sears.
began at 1:30 this a f te r i....... when ' reports of confereii.e eumniittee
OKLAHOMA C IT Y . N o r. 6 ^
613,615 this morning of the
WoiMicock
Nevad<V
timi and ordered that a new juiv J ^ Cheney, general rliairmaii of •commutee *". resolutions, and l»t
American cupitulisin ha* reached
Political alignment of Oklahoma •
Shipp
613,440 the offices of the Sanford Bond he cnipunneled to hear the evi
Am i l s I
which
ihe Hrlnndo convention ciuiii'iHt.'** ' er another ujdr.nu. by un inter* Mia limit of it* power in home
eight members In tho home or
466,765 and Mortgage
Company
reiiows
New Jersey.
deuce next Saturday.
national representative. .■
m
arket*
und
M
compelled
to
seek
Craw
convention
to
order
repreaentotivc*—oeven PrW OCtlW^2jj
a
l
l
s
the
122,130 open about Ocl.
kmlrixv
•
..
The healing I t g a n this furenomi
Patterson,
Lehibach,
F
ort,
EutThe
report
of
the
district
gover
and ona Kepubiican, will remain
<xpunsion ubroad. This being im
of Nuldosta. «■«.. at D» o'clock. During the aiter- After the oiM'ning preliminaries. , nor. distrirt
( "I Will
80,1175 ford, formerly
secretary-tiea»urcr. possible by economic means, the on. Taylor, Kcger, Appleby, Ackerinvocation by Uev. Stanley Is'i'g.
unchange.1, latest return*
36,245 I will be office superintendent.
on it develppcd that a numbei
I'utlrrson
A m.
inlrixluction of international «»u and commit toe m credentials vxill United S ta te s will be forced to iiian, Uachurach, Auf de Hedie.
Present incumbenta are assured vi
17,3201
Mr.
Crawford,
stated
r..
of the juror* had talked Ui witfusion ...
open
the
afternoon
aession.
Then
New
York,
countries by
district officers and visitor*, wel
re-election. ' With four-flftha of
Kuropcan
Howie
... 16.010
___ Dtiugla.s. unu uf the officers uf n, .»ses and that opinions hud been coming address by Dr. Gaston R. will follow addresses by Victor M ; overthrow
Slrlovich, Ceilcr, Kindred, Oli returns in. Davie is leadipg Cool
...........
............
'
American
the
enmoarthis
morning
cumes
formed.
Shortly
before
the
mo
B
_______
Johnson,
president
Kiwu.ils
hitormilitary
(aiwer.
Wicks .................. 16,450
ver, Quale, Carcw, Mills, Bloom, idge by 26,000 while In tho sena
Edwards, president of the Orl ando
tion for discharge uf the jury was
Iruton
12.360
Guernsey, i national, on “The P ractical Side of militarism is ruising its head high S talk er, Fish, Sweet. Dcmpocy,
.tub,
Muvor
Giles*
ben
torial race, W. B. Pine. RepubUabove
the
whole
world
as
an
ad
made, the jury
asked and was representing the chamber of roin- Kiwanis.”
•t Miller
10,000
Bacon, Jaco bstcn , Handers, Reed, can, swelled his lead over j . C.
vancing.
destructive
power—
tho
granted.
permission
to
rcUre.
Discussion
of
a
division
of
the
Wight ...
10,000
Wainwright, Tabr, Tolley, Crowth- Walton to 116,000.
1 liter it was brought out that merce, and responses by t harlea Florida-Alabama district,
voting power of u bloody coup de et»t.
alson ... .
10,000 " T l
H. B axter, lieutennnt governor for
t o m ' v - K u . members of tin* jury
cr. P ark e r, Snell, Homing.
desired
to
“
America
will
try
and
foment
)r>o)y .....
10,000 X nrer T ; ! . a r ; , e r n emp.t'ved £
Alabama and Scott
M. l-of‘ ln* on tho proposition and adoption of
North Carolina.
Wyoming Hat Woman GawcmaThave
an
attorney
represent
the
trouble
ubroud
to
make
European
resolution
to
th
at
e
ffec
t,
und
re
ervry
10.000 the F irst National Hank of
CHEYENNE, Nov. 6.—Wyosahirv m the hearing on the motion. lieutenant governor for F lorlda. port of nominating committee or and A siastic states fig h t a g ain st
Bulwinkle.
r Malm
10,000 city, having ubtnincJ
ing, Iho first atala to grant eqi
North Dakota.
^ work J S h e ,iff R- C. B aker, o f r « lm the gavel will be turned ever to committees will close the a fte r each other whilo American c a p ita l
iJistriet Governor Frank " illiainAycock ........ 10.000
.... perietice there for the 1 1
suffrage
to women, Tuesday
Beach county, and
four of hU
iff
Sinclair, Burtneaa.
noon'ss business, ana
and ine
tho Florida
noon
noun** ists
lx(s fi,,unco
finance them as a commercial
ankin ................ 10,000 into which he i» now entering.
ed a woman aa governor.
deputies who participated in the son of Blue Mountain, Ain
Ohio.
delegates
and
those
from
Alubamu
L
.n
tc
rpri»e.
No
m
atter
who
is
Governor Williamson will tivfn
uttun .................. 10,000
taking of the desperndoc. wcr,!
Crasser.
F lU g traU ,
Dastey. Nellie Taylor Ron. widow of ,
will d ose the afternoon's business
president. Am erican mill$750,000 F I R E
Hugun ............. 10,000
represented b v , counsol. S h e riff announce the chairman of district and
nml the F
F'lojida
lo iid *
delegates
doleirnW** and I atarinm
_ _i__ .M
iu continue in
w*nts/
Kearns. Mathers. F letch er. C hal erttor William Rota, today h*
will
to
grow
as
conference,
composed
of
president,
Williams ............. 10,000
Merritt of KL Lucie* county and
those from Alabama will la- en
mers. Underwoo.1, Speaks Morgno, tua of thfJinHoks cast Tr
Griffin ........
10,000
W H E E L IN G . W.
^ d e p u tie s were represented by secretaries, d istrict trustee and tertained ot banqueta at which of- high ns a mountain. World Bolshe Mooney. Gahn, Ttiompson.
' ■tapped tmto, office made
vism Is the only real obstacle in Ita
I S t a f f o r d ____ 10,000
Two buaines* blocks
”
by counsel, likewise.
H*
I>ame. any bther Kiwanians. Ne*t
(Conltnofd on pag* 6^
ficera will be elected
for next
(Cv
ntinued
on
^aft
f
[
come
reporta
of
committees.
p a t h . " . . , ..^ X u U *
sect on were df»trtT,r "
solicitor for St. l-od e countll f a *
r S t o k e i _____ 10,006
io
year.
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address
a
t
3
p.
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by
in*
U i n g ------------- 10,000
acting for
ine NYllson____ 10,000 •at |760,000.
ANI) SENATE IN
NEXT CONGRESS
More Than Hundred
Votes To Spare In
Electoral
College.
G. 0 . P . Victory In
Congress Certain
_ Have
Duse Seats
m.
HOLIDAYS NAMED MEN CHOSEN FOR
BY SCHOOL BOARD GOLF SEXTET OFj!
AT LAST MEETING JUNIOR CHAMBER
-I
RED CROSS QUOTA:
IS
SET AT THOUSAND
'M
( a p it a I ism A nd
Militarism Scored
Hy Trotsky In Talk
Attorney In Ashley <
( jise Asks For Mew
•«»•!«!•••»LpuM.ea
Jury To lie Drawn ............ .............
Florida and Alabama Kiwanians Are
In Orlando For Annua! Convention
j . V. Cranford To
i Office Head Of Nexv
...
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�THE SANFORD H E IlS S ^ WEDNESDAY, NOV. 5, 1
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•deud. nil parties claiming Hiterrstn
km.U:
"HI. '1,1. a*,,l
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151 Bq. yds. brick re-laid tfD 44c
'»JWT.q!*fftVo«3awttfcP
•T ..therwlaci Jcltn Hmltlr. If m h g.
0 Type A. Inlets <§> 135.00________ “
8 Typo fa. Inlets <g> $30.00____ l Y . . . . . " * * # !
1201 lin. ft. 12 inch storm sewer @ *|««
^
E xtra work ......... .......................
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2 Manholes 4— 0 ft. deep <£) $ 50.00.....
2 Manholes 0—8 f t deep @ $05.00....
"s i
5 concrete monuments at street inters-,..,----- '
Laboratory inspection of material* Ctl0r‘' •
I.e^nl expense, advertising etc. 2% '— >!
Engineering 4% --------- --------- ’’
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m i l If i!eu<1. ull p a rt ie s c l a i m i n g Irtti r. *1* u nd e r Ui» h u m J o l „ , 'n.-nllli.
usi.l or otlierwlnn; Willis \V.
.1iimen. If living. and If ilenil. nil
p .rtle i rlnlnrlng Intarcat* under tlie
'..‘lil V. IIIIm t\. Jam es, ili'Cfiihnl or
i In'.'Wist* In the property lylnu mill
Inn in Heminole County. Kloriilu.
The American men ami women
( mill ■Ict.rrllo'd n* fo llo w *. t n - u lt
It. k lu S t x t y - a lx and nlx-itn n hn 1 must guard constantly against kid
' nil hi f.'i t W o-t o f th e HaititIi <■it.tr - 1
■. r i 1, ) .Section poKt of Heel Inn ney trouble because we often cat
Continued from page one
sdurl and Tennessee by n ratio of
and was leading by lesser margin
in Oklahoma and Kentucky.
T The first returns from Wisconsin
which has been the LnFollette
Stronghold gnve Coolidge a good
Lyou.
ILT
[$|
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Tv ■r.t> -tilret- (53) Township M m - ! too much rich food. Our blood is
i.i»>
K il l; ran Wi t t , to n point Klfteeul filled with acids which the kidneys
il i I'ei t HimHi of the Hnuth>"i«t !
••'tor of l.ot Heventecrt 4 IT> of 1 drive to filter out; they weaken
’ •"h» i l.iiiul f> I'uliinltnt Imi 1 •mu-I
. i. in « Pint of I'wlery I’latil.it toil from overwork, become sluggish,
1 IIn*in •* .North |o (lin .Norlheii.it <">r ’ the eliminative tissues clog and the
•f siihl l.ot ttev. nti-i-n 1 I
• •. • V.'.'it I**.’Iir 11 o nd m l .1 ,,,j I result is kidney trouble, bladder
I II .’I I .f.uir
f IM )
feet. ilielire
. 11 . in t;*.. ute*ili low' wnler iiijlrk ' weakness nntl general decline in
■* . I! o :.e Ihetler Hoo.lt • I. r- health.
•
’• '•'P •'•nit the menu hiv v.i'ei 1
•When your kidneys feel like
ii- *•f I .tike .'li.rri.e tu n p- i*h
"• 1 ’» f 1 lie p lin; of III u 1 1 ■ r » Jumps of lead; your back hurts or
A \I
T7
1$ J
I .•••ii i M ) South, itninre T l i ' r i j
m i
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T * Ai
* ^ LMU I 1 1
T T IIT I) A P 1
1 v f U l l V/.F J
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Iowa, which hns been claimed ns I G o v c rtlo r H ard
n LuFollcttc state by Iris crowd
T rip T h ro u g h
showed Coolidge with a majority
N u m b e r o f I’f
over tho combined vote for Davis'1
Thrmrrrhmi
and 1-aFnllcttc, who were running'
neck and neck for second place.) JACKSONVILLF Nov. 5 . - (iov.
Cnry A Hat dee hn« arranged a
PORTLAND, Maine. Nov. 5.— . irogiain u( entertainment fur the
With all lull .'!) of........
the li.'t.l ,.re- gnve errors of the vnrintis •>tate« of
ducts in this state heard front the Daion who will meet in .lackCoolidge was fnr in the lead nt f'liiville Nnv. IT and 1H. that will
U tonight with a totnl veto of 18(1.ihim thror.gh tne great vege
175 nntl a plurality of y.ri,].'ll. John table growing and citru” protltie
W. Davis was second with 41 Old ing •nlmn of (he state, and thence
and I.nFollette wn.r
Inst with 1° ■
(' 1 I’eterslnirg where they w II
11,233.
■pend the du\ and night.
The
—next finv th< v will view what
enCOLD MR US. l). Nnv. 5.-—I’rcsi- gmeer* ile^cnbe as the greatest
dent Coolidgewithre'.urns
from drainage iiperuti<int wliiih have
840 precinrts early last night had hint attempted •line the digging
built up a lead of belter than two of the Panama catail.
to one over llavis. Senator Itnii
The l.u-ines*- M.-»i..n ..f the sta'e
ert M. l^iFollette on theie return- evi l ntlvi*» will lake :.|,in at Hie
was running third with nhoiit half Setnnnde In.tel. ami will nci npv the 1
as mnnv votes a* Davis. How- ;v.'hu|e <>f tin davlight In..it <.f tin
ever the totnl r included only men- first two day-. I.at< in the after
ger retiorts from the centers of imon <>f Tiied-av. No\
I h. tin
population where it hn« been nil- ••overner- wdi g>. nhnar.l the t l\de
initted LnPollette will get must of due steamer Osienln. wdieie they
his r.trengtii. The flgnrr’s on 10Hi> "id he guests of the Menuis'iip
pretinets wore Coolidge. I.'i3,4!lj; oimpanv in.in J<n l:-..n\ill.•to Sail
a .v ,, o r - i J - r - M a .
WN-SCOXSIX. N..v, ft.— Srv.nty
precincts out of 308 in the city
of Milwaukee gnvu Conlidge !•11.5.
IJiFollette. l.l.75.'l and Davir 2018.
------ -CAIJFOItNIA, Nov. 5.— 1125
complete nntl incomplete precincts
of 74(55 in the stall1 give Coolidge
13(1,827. IJlFollette 5(1.88(1. Davis
J5JU2. Farris 24(17.
-------LOUISVII.I.K, Ky., Nov. 5
.l,Tin gni'
hul1f " heard
l thV
JSITI precincts
Kentucky
from at HI Inst night, Davis was
leading Coolidge by |0,U2il, Iji
Follettg was third with II. 01111.
Comparatively few returns have
Imen received from the tenth and
eleventh dir.tricts wlii. h nr. norm
ally Republican.
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M l . .....u.i.l s....
f” i.l dining the morning and drive
• ’ **tlan.lo fur Inni heuii
>'fter the lum henn the m m .
Ii'*** will hun 1 .1 a spe. ml train
wliii Ii will take them t>. Tatnna,
w-her«* they will spend the next
day n:i guest. ,,f tin n !v, taking
taut in tin- «en iimnie attending
tin* <.|iening of the t .et.lv hn.lge
the Six mil- tin. mi, ... r.. - old
l.iinpa ha\. win. h will . m tin auto
f""*'fitly
T mil.
v' twenty
htiig ln.ni
t,.
miles.
To 1 iiriis Section*
The g.,v,n,. .* mil .|i,\.
s t.
l v t .i - b .u g and s,„.,„| r|„. 11 , 111*
d.i\ nigbi th. ie
I h,
,1 dm
(h.- will I... 1 ,k. n h. ani. iouhih *
tin .ugh the .m u *
.... t ,
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IlilHhoroogli, pul)......... I II yhlan.l
.TOPEKA.
Knns.,
Nov
f.
moi.tie.
Tin V »u| . 1 . 11,1
tl,,.
Kansas gave ('uolillg.' a he a v \ t'lgll) at **. In 1ng 1 1 .-in u II. 1 . 1n. v
Muralitv in ve-dordav's election "ill pa*s tin.,ugh i|,. I v,ig|..i.»
»nd returned Anhui Cappn. It.
viewing ilu hug. diamage .anal
liuhllcau to the Muni.' hv a la.lgei op. 1 si n.n' an.I will.lineth.it n.ghi
majority.
at I'.i.tn la.,, n I h \ .vill g*. 1 nun
■ ------Pain. I! ... I. hv 1 •1a 1 Ham f..
ST. I.Ol’ IS. Mo, Nov 5
\t IP Miami that *aine cvr 1.up
.. ,,
sVIfK-k Inst night thv (Jluhe I lent h. r 22 and tl,. 1, in. ■.>111• 1. iv ,
ocrat which supoorled Pie nlent "ill .1. J...nd th. van..,. i , l/ i .
Coolidge, rimmed that the I'resi I .nt , .mi....... t, taking their mv 11
lent and Sam A Raker, Dei.....rat tun. u n i ........ ..
1 ),. ,,
1 .
Or (i.ivel noi bail ,111 rled M1* .ai 11 ta' 1
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t 1
t h it
,
iv u coni f..r tn hie maun it v
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' I." -mil, a- h. v \\. *t h.
\ IIH.IN I A, Nuv 5
.11 111. t■11,1 ini.'. I...lie
ducts out of l.;5o gave t'o.dl.lg.
I h. 1. 1. -g ,41111 al tin
i7,ri()l. llavis 74.(151 and I j .I' uI in Ju. k-.r.vdh will . ..ns, 1 bn,
l>“ ‘‘
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.................... “ .
SCI V.' th, lilltlllal 11*1,11111* <>t *h>
MEMPHIS, Nov
..
Ri'inrns
,
,,, ,„,|mg
1 .,
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rom hl'2 of the JWl.'l pro. unis III 1||.|,,|,'.
Il, , a , will h, .1
ennessis' lahulate.l at III
I... k •..,.
rn * . t,. 1 ..Idem
l»t night gave Davis, Deim.cral.
4.417 voles; C.adnlgc, .'il.gil and «*\f V” l.’ l.’ D / ' l V / I V
|C
uFnl l . i t i . I
Tin return* (ah
*'**'
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l>
atiul lit |l* n't lock Ul tl' ff'iihi • W I N N K R O F T K X A S
the !•;. could it's in t he stall
m , , i , i . i h i / . ii
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iviwanians
\l Lake’s Remarks
vhoi. I I lie Mlection
.i'i I1
.'"I I.<ii going final asse'.-n,'at* »rr |
He. 1 mb.‘r l*t, P.124. and fr.un ntul sfwt
-i>'< nt* will he payable only in ten <s^!
ii. test nt 8 ', per annum on all deferr*i|
n.v hand as City Clerk and the Seal clfl
21st day of Oct.dim, A D. li'2l
FLORIDA
STATE
Jack so n v ille
22. 28, Nov
IU Night*
The Greatest Educational and Entc.om nu t Spectacle t;f the Year!
•’D-i ? 1 . 1
!•*» f * ‘i* i *
Official State A. P. A.
A J 26 000 00 Entertainment guigiaui—a tart, tlli-l.v
pun. Ii
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P A S S IN G
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-.merit ! In "..irhout the
•, noli. • <>l t n, -I ,!,, ho
I" >• ..V htir-i 1.. .8. each
i> pren r'letl I H, \P. (I. .
H* thi* pi.in v 1 , m , f. 1
-a-.I, .Sifi" -ii) v\- 1t,J in t
lor hand
U K V l'L
FI R EW O R K S
im ev e ry night e sp e cia lly deslflned tor
the 6tate
FA M O U S
F a ir .
limli-.urlit (eatlval
•i 1).\ V S ( ) l
I 1 tun loving lulkii
T H R U .U N O
gh t.'.y 0|
of » vary kind
AU TO RA CKS
N OV 21-22-29
j.n p e t lt iv e and time trial events w i . .
ju n c tio n 1. M C A
W orld s most c .m
mg dirt t r a c k d rive rs and lastrvt
c a r * . Including S.g H aug tijl.i
and his 3 mile a minute
wonder c*r.
JO H N N Y
RAN D S
J And o rc h e str a s offering mutld
Tl Ml ••K111bit H Will lliukl llf
ml I- ui ;:uh’|, '
A n Oaetlc glitterin g clazrhng sp e c t a c le pre
Aentirig nightly BOvJ Flo rid a g i r l * amid
t c e n c i of gorgcon* splendor.
K X C L U S IV K
ii’ uiiij 1 ivpyiot it, I'lilrv nii«l
Inspiring Exhibits of
Boys’ and Girls’ Club Worlt
Gold MedaL Poultry Show
Jlie lodge room will he with.ml
windows und entirely i.ouml |>io.f.
declared Mr. Randall. It will he
artificially ventilated with u blow
er syatem which will furnish f re-h
'j
warm uir in the winter ni.uilh* |Ti >. v I i.l.'io- Play 1 1 will i:n . . .
when the weather in cold und wu
• tpr-ooiiled tor in the
sutnmei ..p.-niog ..in . (. 1 the vi im.i *, .,
"ii, in N.inf, id. I: I- tl. p|;,M .
mont h*. The ventilation system, it
wan stated, is n *•«(/•>• efficient und local men t< li:<\« tin* ....(■• n.r
ratisfnrtoi v one ms has been evi play ul n set.es . I dan- • t■. Udented by its tug various other
giveii at the Aitnnrv
buildings throughout the country.
Tne getting of this or
it
The lodge room will be lighted
with invisible lights. They will he is h. liev.-d will menu mu. h to «h.
located above the ceiling and the ..o.i.n .if. of Sanford. The m-m
liftht will lie diffused through pres- •hr I f utgy In* culled IllUrichtllh ,.f
sad lenn glass panrln in the ceiling. •i"i. und in tiic combination, hiumc
With the preliminary
detail a that will he a treat to the ounce
completed and final arrangements •Iov in ; nuplcs will be produced,
made, local Masons have expressed
’1 lie .inure this evening promisebelief that they will soon have one to I the ho.it dance of the curly
of the most complete and ude<|uate fail cum. m ami the majority of Ran
buildings of its kind In the south. |ford's s('em I •id.- is expected to lie
. . . .
there. Tf.u right kind of u dunce
Sometimes foo many looks will for the right people is the promipaU tho troth.
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L. R. PHILIPS. Of
5. 12. and 10.
r h f I'ost O ffic e is n e x t dour t"
aed
P'ldillligs tilled 1,1 ,.n rth.vv 11 with the * 1 •-H i , ( i |. |i
lin) 11strial pi ■»lnet b uer.> <f fariuf tun> him 1 v a . .„ 1 , v
lin* l‘*3t »d ucn 1Iona I pr<e;r..i.i
revolat lie. l.,i 1 • >
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FOR FLORIDA’S GREAT FA1F
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M '■ M Wa-d ht IP. Idk 7. tr II.
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SHOW S
On M id w ay, presenting twenty live big a t
traction s recruited from all p a r t "
of the world.
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A flare h ere,
a guild there.
Flattering fur
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)" poNril.lv run tuke
c“"t»bt which will he
among the Junior
Uomnmr.v, the Kiwunthe Roluiy Club.
Jacksonville
A .P . ANTHONY, President
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R. M. STRIPUN, Secretary
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Eastern exposure, paved street cor
ner lot 70x120 with room to build
small buiiKulow if so desired. $1000.00
cash balance sixty dollars per month.
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.............. a r e rai<l\ seen m ! h m orrat a column.U .1 < i ll l|,t P<;| 1 is eoll
t i
|rryt.The gjjy
v nkintr Jov of n down-flusluvl ,aiiywa\ cxcepl ill parades at I lenmi r.d a
.i- >inldi s. in
- tti".|
H, lit. - ii ) e Vell
K: Drtidjrer’v
•«ky. speeding on skylark’s J deadlock th e convention f u several weai.v weeks and Mi;
v
v
,-.pi
i ft . ll; -lire 1
..1 ina* hr
* y f 1 :, tfings.
lallv d efeat th e noniiiiittien < l th e cur. ca ale
v. I>>. i n.iin
1. " . i . .) T b .t ' .il 1 tin mer
• Sot]Rn in the henrlln-ntti of ominion h ave In'k’li elected.
Nt* less an »vil in D em ote.o v .■ tin l i a d P i nal at Mt ud»* uf (, ,I *. •,■'.,1'le. in i llll-". i T :i 'I i anil1
Hi
-Idterc
1,. j - pi i iIiiiMv lit. nlily mi
,'r.i,
And firelit shadows of eveninr Mu* "So lid S o u t h ." p> i id,' 11\ and eP rnallv going lli-tno ( >•.
[nil
t " l pll il , I ty -me t
e r a l if. reg ard less. ( unsidi i the cam paign it,si past, fni in i h . •
blm t
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With prarr and rotnfort nnd nil staiU'e. '1 here was Da\is, i c n e s t e f ii.s e r .i. :dd>'. -■uperikkr in t ( 1.-11"
it ■ 111 ide'.l "f ll . IT -t,
every respect to his oppotitiits; vet a Wall S l i e e t m an. a
“
content.
n- if 1 \(It * *•■I t ' - 1I'ml* n
.-'.ii
corporation bivvvcr. paving an
inn on
ia\ ah,Mi <■1 o .e t v
The waeoa of love are smnll,* “A cig lity thousanil kloll.u , « * el'nlly
a . mding
all -o u t h e in i ■<■;. t 1 ' n ' ‘Ik i : i 111■1li
yV ' Btimll
t
, j t b j , ' i »■'
•t a p 's in his political cam paign, out -nokenlv ag ain st I to 1V 'I h.ii
Ogo licarce cmiltl rny Ihnl they c< -i Kit Klux Klim of Mw Sm ith, -'•la'.tmg negro \ot> , m - }•<1 1.
asiic e
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at all.
i
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did
well.
CmIff bitter lark for the wee coins'
tain ly he was th e lesser o f th iv c k-\il>. tint it
imt alw ays (ion, (uni f,n t i tli,i,i il,, li.idihi:
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4 . sak e;
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AlkHnnny e silk clad life nf easeso.
tin I 11 i i .
If D avis had mil heeli “ h on est, d i l l n ot. ;»**!••*’. th e ^I , :i I,' , I 1 11i i, «
Would barter it* purse of gold fm S o u th Would have voted ju s t a - soluilv I leitn m i a ’ u
o • l In ■lim a . " 1
1*■*i 11 ( i •'. i uni ii
.tii'se
in:I bosses do not have to appeal to t m Sm ith
D e m o e ia la
i
— Mnrtlm Ilnskell Clark.
I ea ml a ta le s do not hav ■ to be nominal <d w I are ;u ■
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— o- New York junt I'ertiuse m e .sum,, ..............................
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f " kl^DhhHitgh carried the nation,
J he n " S o lid S o i llh ," hut let ll< S ou th 1 1 that - " l i ' M 1 vv la •>
Fm , . , j~
" -------it will teai t, at h a s t in n sm all i l i - g r e e . t*. h< i own ad v a n ta g e
W * r B o b a r ^ h i - ' d r
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S t r u g g lin g up through swirling whirlpools, and finally
A ll O v e r , N e a r l y .
r
e
a
c
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in g th
e cc rr ee ss ti o
f aa m
igkhty
wave,
th
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m o-cra
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p a tBrcond
Clss*i'oJtorrieeI•‘‘m
Mattsr. .
It to I, At the Last.
ScVoberar I jTtas
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. ltt». nt the I'oetofflpe
^ a * n f•o r;t:
n„ V L l V u r h J r f o i '
■ K,ort,,
»•—M.ll, under iArt
n nfo f ' ty dropped with ftWftll suddenness in 1920 to lo w e s t CbbM
w hich
alle texposed
h e expmgen
n . «m
t uptio
n n , all t....
, „ M1V„ M.ooo.ooo.
_____ ____
. . . . . . ------------ “ I f«*omfr owmhich
all th
r a fgt raant!
coirru
h e 'I
o „ P church
•"irmnBonti’nw
trni’nrnmonl:iI
■■•liAtVD L, IIHAN____ ___ Rdltar
n a u s e a tin g governm
en tal scandal o f fo u r long y e a r s , failed :|)
»»jy
jy ARTHUR nuiSHAJ
nRiSHANK
i HOWAlt I> BKHO........ . Manager
w ith u t t e r com pleteness to raise it even by th e t h ic k n e s s j
<<;»pyriBkt u : n
av«*Ha A>«na<;
I’hnar Ufc
—2-«—----a----- 1--------------- *- |o f n sin g le ballot. An arm y o f A m erican v o ters m arch ed to ____ — ------------------------------|H jf •-.>* • ir n f t c it ir T io * it atfa
th e polls T u es d a y nnd decreed th e co n tin u an ce in o f f i c e j TEN t o i KVKN i i to i were
^ t Yssr...17.00 Six Mnntti" IJ r.O
iTrrfd In City by Carrier. p«-» o f o ffic ia ls who saw the riflin g o f th e V e t e r a n s B u re a u , th e i„i ,.n <’mdidgr Monday. Retting
araek jfc. Weekly Kdltlon i:oo s ig n in g aw ay o f th e navy's nil lands, th e total abolition of trcntii im n seem to fuel sure about
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any sem blnnce o f a foreign policy, nnd untold k n a v ery anti .nimcthlnr. Poos anybody remem' t.SPKCl.M, NOTICm All oMtunry
hnd t h e
a tto r n e y |in t- »uch odds on n Presidential j
notice*. curds of llinnks. resolutions ro bhery in th e T re a s u ry D e p a rtm e n t
MM notices (>f entertainments wln-rc
Charge* are made will l>r charged g en era l's o f f i c e ; who saw, nnd said n oth in g. T h e ch o ice •■!«•<tiuit ?
* * " at regular advertising rales.
iny betw een Repuhliran mls»rulc nnd D e m o cratic h on estv
s.nno that arc fulled wise b e - 1
.jtt'.n t i i i : a «» ocia tf .h r n m < and e fficie n cy . T h e an sw er was sim ple. It "'a s , " ( liv e lis,|nv, that there is to be permnnlie Associated Press Is rsrltisI entitled to th« lien fur re|>ul>- n R e p u h lir a n : a silent alleged -thin k in g Rennldican. hut jit ♦•ntl> i stAldishi'tl n new pnrty, perJon of nil nrwn dispatches
,jlrd to It or not otherwise cre-1- nny cost, a R ep u b lican ." fjo " t h e re e p u l done it. R lesscd )mr „ combing «.f certain elements
. In Ihle psper nnd also Ihe lornl ho I he nam e o f th e t eeptil.
1 jp tb. n,«) parties. You will know
n r , published herein A'l rial,Is
B u t why this inevitable defeat <*f the D e m a -r a tic iwirty
n...n.,w „r the next i
(.rot'UhllrntInn of speotnl dlspntch• tirreln are aim reserved.
in national e le c tio n s ? \M,v is it tlmt Demo, t-acy n «lm«--t (|j^
M, linxhil( „ u r,. is no|hJ
in variably floatin g it«*lf to th e
ihi'N a
it p«»t*v .
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THURSDAY. NOV. 6. 1921
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T h e an sw er is no o t h i r than fhai *hc D im ■« c-iti«* p act'
JXt
t‘f f' S1BI.R TIIOUCIIT FOR t o d a y j js s a i|im . _ v c r i l v . she is sinkin g - in an an*i"ii;O ed **' ’ ■
y,
pay
HKFOitK elwtim.
DELIVF.RANCK a t H A N D :-1 U N O II KD her mnehinerv stjueaks and gnnri^. W ith N T T ' , . - )mj .........
ehe.iful.
will be with him in trouble; I will j loos'*' throughout, her pistons r a t t le ami In r hinp s i r ah. , t ,
.
,s
, ....
• . .
deliver him. Pmlm 91:15.
vory noj S(, „ f |„.r ,*wn motion conceals Mu* i n m i n 1 . rI(l r(.
a hie v ibratio n s which a re te a rin g her P. p ic.es.
In tru th (li(. ( ^
|HX> ,.,t,|.)lihf><i
1,0 V I C ' S W A C E H .
If
1hr jfonfl ohl I >rm«K ral m* ship. •lit* float uur
r •»* •mm,
Bvr Thc w“? r nf l,,vp nrc ''n’nl,• ,,rt ferson and Ja c k s o n ,
the lev iathan
of Woodrow Wils-m. "
*"*•'" , "tr ,,r'1
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Ul.otthl be drawn upon tin* wto s and completely oM ch'.uloil.
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"
RTi
nt nil.
Recall th e turmoil Mia! a tten d ed th e I h rn« •« t at ic to.tA^flnnrr. n iinilr. or thc clnsp of. volition in New ^ ork last Ju n e . Recall, il M.e i •
> ilhtM 'in is
"I
"
1111 l" ,n" 1
I not too painful, the fru stra tio n o f the wdl o f a ma.iunt v ot
1 '•■i:. i ! , einr»< »nd greatest
t K i The coin of n lionrt thnt undtT- f j H, didegates at Mad'smi S tpiare t hirden l.\ Mu perfect i
1'
'n e Several of
K V ■» •'•""Ip :
' fu nctio ning o f th e a n hair Tw o th ird * Rule
T h is tin a uv. i l
t
r . i.,u • !u.ai-.i Mocks
•rrrr i r i r n m n r t f l
imt at Raafortf. Florida
m
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W ^ T g g jL D
T T - , •] O F F W I T H TH
As bnsbane bees It
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5D A Y , N O V.
1ERALD
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<•>1 ] hm-ill,.V I Veiling ul 7,:i0 P. AL at the u
M' M 1* Kn- , , . 1 1 1 |
,u KivC 'u lecture an tT* a
" i l ,-puiik win, ;i , tic py m rough his l»ik'g.uss«'i“!,c,n ,*
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I'.ivcj T r i e j i " j I- vvl.i. luvi vv ik e d such wondcis liO1**
M h R ei J
Mr. 1 " A h " i l l m-ii sp, uk on certain phones
a i c h i t i - L l u i «* i t i
I !*m u i n
t b i u u ^ b
h i*
v% | n r i e m * c
1
cal Nursk i..
n g.,lr,| !i, a, h. T h e ,e will be no ad™,lU” !
and every body , lii.m-d to lie present.
goini; **
u "*' k >' (com ihi.i tovvri lo l,u>
( <dit e m p o r a l )
t n n itu e u t
aI I|^'UiiR
, ...............
*» ulvvi. <„ I Ur Wuman’a klu* **
te r,tilling " hi-n >neh> and i iows
5 5 1 llirwnul. kU.- tulrrr.i
, lj(
unything.
to i, unvthintr.
Mir not to he ill, • nl.v fipliteis in
know
The
Miami Herald
' " ' " 1' kI diliru
io.
g * swhat
o i l happens
no|>peiiB outside
ouisikie of
o, my
I nr misini
ncisiu told th, oihn
'..in .i i.ir
I
vvhylr
u(,
i u t lI*.
. , Every
L-.__ _ eveninif
j .........s...
li.. hi...'
l.urn i...
Iw i dav
bin;'
had ss iirr soiio
rmin
politnul tnd.tt*
, 1 The sight "f „ ii"ii|,. , tele pui u
tvery
evening I1 iturn
In:
thut «..a "rudn*
ru«jvo
nun hml
in*,,
........
..It -- nonum:
i.i r•: • ,,,■
*n attsr of Stone the heap of 11awuyvlo
Vkjjjv V4» some
n*»*i*v fat
i ■■s \
city
11 #i .fot
—. app.uo
,
*
*' **' 1,11 * " u,'tiv Ittll, Km k .‘ UL*i| by l.iHio mi-cii,Id,* crows, ami J
•irwitumiuf und
„ ml llliaiik
lu1>P..J I ltus which
tvirl. uiutilii
.sit'll him
kllMI lia ttitmice
lib llt'C ■v*kuou.
* 1 **" h
^•ua'ilr
*1/•**l l 4‘
would give
»
unopened
unanswered
finally Killed. Isn’t pleasant.
a
------..ter«. To write to me is useless, to “listen in" on fine concerts und j
, There might hi* more unpleasant *
" b.toniiiK respectfully to
Sc«ma to my door equally useless. so on (after the uir has been clear- ---A -H..M
I-:. F. L A N E
K..va*Hir »of
»• ithe
1*4 till
Kill It’U
U sights, in this country, if we had ■
’* •'^•rkfestions
union
lead"-“ rer nobody. I receive nobody. cd of political speeches). The re j era.
the
members
uf
labor
kiriiaui
war
und
nur
enemies
Last
or
West
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*’ u‘ u,en'h«rs of labor ur«»i,j.
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—ar s are wise and’ bit* wall. port was to the effect Unit.,.!**' cations
-reserve the i icht‘^W“Vftftr
l | ‘rrtRfteat’rjjfKR:rtAtdt'Sf.* •
i.K .s i'" 5
to t o f * « 1 r r > .^ g T r " * .; ;
l'H O N E .5 ------ OFH: e SUI-2 F IR S T NATION A L'fW N Il BI.UC.
J JsSya I made tnyeelf clear?’’ He could have bought all but two of Bccurding to individual prefurcnce; S K
the articles needed in Miund, but in — WashuiKton Slat.
eagle here.
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THE SANFORD HERALD'THURSDAY. NOV. 6,1024.
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MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD,
148.
lid*r
Ijhowor; honoreoa:
>and Burko S tee le;
Mrs. Thomns P. Dobbs and son
arrived Inst week nnd will make
Snnford their future home.
Mr.
R. Eldridge, Mrs. Dobbs is manager of the local ofand Miss M arg aret fice of W estern Union.
D( Mrs. Ehlridge,
Mrs. J . V. Whitfield left Toes-
dle Burdick were among those a t
, m.
i'oman’s Club; 4 to tending the Stctson-lxjuisiana game
In DeLand Saturday.
of M. E. Church
W. N. Walter, of I’alatka, repre.
M. Nott. Myrtle
Renting
Grocery co
ComHoming the
m e rFlorida
ion. a t.rocery
miurdnv
pany spent several days lust week
„ Sanford on 1,.mines, the
nry Hour; Library! IP
. anil ru on business, the gU(9t
of the Valdez Hotel.
Cuba, a f te r a pleasant visit with
Mrs. A. K. Powers at her home
on Ninth Street.
17 .10 p m.
PTH K
. a meeting of the
nuisn department
i’s club. T h u rsd a”
Ithc t lub house.
kl Sunday at Bridge Last Saturday
[do’s Parents
taken from the
I will be of interest
Drds of Hie young
Dni where they are
[uturi home,
fiv of marked lieanM i " Irma Helen
Frederick
Link
Liid eu Sunday uf
|bore.' of the bride’s
yrnoutb. at 2 :3 0 o'
lit mg room of the
ti-.li! ally decorated.
white, and made a
fnt the impressive
*1 in the center of
|mt>i vi -i-d altai was
■I witli greenery
ntid a large wedg ti m ilo- ceiling
the hiiiiul
party
Ire I p i -iin marched
liw .u olid to the al
|rai< --1 a In-autlful
rh played hv
Mr
on *lo zither, m
Mr \ i in-! | on l he
I c ' to III ida I I'HU
bi idesinaid.
Miss
-i P i o f t he bride.
I in.-it Mi Call Choi
knfoid. who were the
idl i-a-tor
of the
iliilfih,
officiated,
pntin-- i v e ring cerc-
l)S OF
h n .j o y
T. J .
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MOTHERS
i a .i« ■* ~i'
Watch for symptoms of worms
In your children. Those parasites
are the g reat destroyers of child
life. If you have reason -to think
your child has worms, act quickly.
Give the little one a dose or two
o f. W hite’s
Cream
Vermifuge.
Worms ennnot exist
where this
time-tried and successful remedy is
used. It drives out the worms and
restores the rosy hue of health to
baby chreks. Price 35c. Sold by
Union Pharmacy,
• w r j i : u tiT
Auto Top Concern
Opens Doors Monday
Tho Radford Auto Ton Company
opened it* doors formally Monday
morning to the penernl public in
the lsf»e litiildmir on First Street,
next to Kav Brother* Fillinir Stn,io "- •» «’»" h arn.-d this morning,
i
The new company will lie preInni-ed
not only
untv to put
not on
on and
ami make
make
|pa red not
I top's that fit. hut also a first
t , a ss painting department and n
1
repairer will be in sta ll
I: you are suffering from ecze
ma or some i ther torturing, cm .
harassing skin trouble you mnv
•Min (sly be rid 'o f it by Using Mentho. Sulphur, declares a not yd skin
specialist.
This sulphur prepliration, be' rinse of its germ destroying prop
el tie- -eidom fails to uuicklv sul>dne itching, even of fiery eczema.
I In- first application makes the
-iin tool ami comfortable
Rash
and blotches ftre herded light up
lbrwles Mentho-Sulphur is applied
like any pleasant cold i t "«m and
t- perfectly hurmle-s.
You cun
•btarn a small jar from any good
druggist.
ERNEST TORRENCE
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“Fur Ti *»iir llrttlflk"
M
l*v* ry i*u»* wilt* hit# 11 i* tl Itiln B
«.tr%r *’;|IN f ••I H i**fill.
^
Fur Nrrtlcr I*l*i**tr n*i
S
S ilv er L a k e S p r in g s Co. JJ
V
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1prepared by the noted Chef
'f
.1A * K H U NTER
On Kundny, November !•
11»:30— 2 :00 p. m.
'A
SI. 23
Frier
H ow T o End a
C o u g h Q u ic k ly
t
Specialists say to actually end u
cough in the shortest possible time ,
the medieino should not onlv soothe
«»'< *"•«! the soreness and irritaturn, hut nhi»ul(l also t a t i n inm rumove the phlegm and congestion
which are tho real cause of the
roughing. When this is done the
worst cough ijui. kly disappears.
Ti. M ' ilnbldi* in Ihdl ' 1IA** ( IhmI
I t * ’ U * 1!!
hruuttht in i*nf f*'t t ittfi In Iin* fn **mrItn u*u
k ijpw ft *iu In Iv1*'il ** N*'W 1•!•«'***» y fur
Cutiyll* A f**H |||H||* slop lilts ftltlgl.lm
«p«Ua alruuM lumnnily. Mini |>«*opl«* vvho
linvo Iin til Iv t»epu ni'ii* to n't**r|* «•>
1 ftif rollkt*itii; tiaimMjc n«-l tl'lt-li full I'Otf ii''«
f vrfl liter III** f\ft*i *1* s*'U It ImA
I |w*cn \rry am** ruftfut, luo. f<(f «tilLIrrd m
I iftuaiuiiii lc »i.*'njp. fur irijitfiv Lit lu, l*»fyti*
u111a, iirtmrluifl lutthma mml hu«iru**iu mi*.
On ««Jo at nil j£OQ<l dru|[Kt*ia. Auk fur
\
m
■ B t
W O R LD S
iicrn v rD '
.V .ii
L A R G E S ^ S T R E E T P -^ A D H
Ti-
Caucus
*.r
Tickets on Sale Circus Day Only al Ituwer’s Drug Store
Same 1’riee ns aI Grounds.
. '-'H i
( Tetonne, .‘!(> inches wide.
Pongee in f a s t colors
Fresh Water Fish
$2.75, $3.51) and $5.00 yard
r>()e, 75c, 85c, $1.00 yard
General line of the best.
Phcoinx All Silk Hose
Roman Stripe Silk
lim n
Bnltimun*
Our o\ s ie r s are exeeptionally nice ami w«* have
t h re e g ra d e s — C hallenge, E x t r a select and Special
L a d i e s all S ilk llo .-c .
H ro w ii, H laek a n d
(Ire y . per pan
IVn fed and milk fed friers and hen-
N ude,
H e ig h .
0 0
H e av y < r e p e
pel y a r d
i-A’er F ast S m l mg. (iu a ra n .
In all colors, ,'ili inches u 'd.
ffA
in plain m a teria ls a . ,1 fan cy s trip e s and
ch eek s. Sizes fo r te.t r y fig u re. l(i to 42
$15.50 $29.00
M
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Heavy K nit Kslip-ovurn "Hube R u t h " sty hi.
in s w e a te r s for school boys and g irls,
in s w e a te r s fo r school hoys and girls.
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$5.00KAtH
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Complete line, all
shapes
and colors.
$ 1. 25T0$ 1.75
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Flairs Festooning nnd Bunting Ordei s taken in advane to b edelivered upon arrival
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OLD BA LLPA R K
Stripes, ( ’hecks and Plaids
daily
S h rim p .
Decorations forSale
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NOV.
Ever Fast Drapery
O y s te rs
Foul try
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The Yowell Company
For tfood fresh foods
P. H. Ooliim nnd Cora*egetable corporation of
" City.
D A IL Y
nnd Vegeta bios in
Season
Reasonable Frlecs
R O Y A L F R U I T CO.
Nm I I o Wcatrrn I n Ion
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Fresh Oysters
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A New W ater
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fish.
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ps- Florence Ulumperl.
Dr and Mrs. C J . Murshall en ■
psinnng youthful host
tertallied at a delightful dinner ^
pe number of her young Thursday evening rnniplinianting a
I ' U O N E I7H w
Indav evening
The Mr. M arshall’s sister, Mrs. T. J . “
floor of the lovely Ellis of Orlando.
We deliver all orders promptly
f's 7 iclor Cheek was
The beautiful
appointed table
Dressed or Undressed.
sdn a "spooks garden" carried out the spirit of Hallo
>k tats, pumpkins, nnd we'en. The canter piece was of
M were found
every- golden colored flowers
A five
course dinner was served.
evening was given
2 i 7 S anford Ave
The guests
included Mr. and
fii.K of games and con- Mrs. S. Jones, of Cincinnati. Oo..
|rioh yuuth remembers Mrs. Olive Marshall. Miss Mary
McMahon, and Mias Jewell t ’urler.
fnwu proved the lucky
in both the cord walk.. ................................................................................. ..
r«mit contests.
Mtss
‘ kins proved the most
■
fm in the animal drawAt the conclusion of
it was decided tltat
Ocoain should receive
foi the best costume,
ttents appropriate
for
fe en spirit were served
Jo f Hallowe'en candies,
fie topped with whipped
orange
pop.
Mm.
i mother of the hostess
by Mrs. Victor Cheek.
D>t. us a favor was pretiata-r hats in the Hal|lor scheme.
usually delightful party
iale end with a paper
|(onteit. Vernon Westthe lucky chap.
-Ju1 We‘* k*. *P*rtroenUi
tnUr. Mr, Dunster ia a
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Chicken Dinners
M cF A H L A N I)
.'II t I naf I at h|
Has
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Trrm* In %nll
S E M I N O L E * ! ’I ' l l CO.
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‘Ilit: Il ro th c r*
S in g e r Sewing- Murhines
I*lit*its I ML ll
Review
‘Pathe
n Comedy.
Ilf
/Appointees the
series
7 mi t health depend; on good
Wpel
There! n none better than
.Silver l ake Springs f „ . water
win. I. vm. .an get try calling plo.ne
r.n Adv
W. II
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LONG WOOD, FLA.
• itv Tax Bunks open November
t licit fm the payment of < itv
I ive- 2 pel relit Diseoutlt allow
■ I if paid in Novemln-r and I per
it t allowed if papl in lbs ember
At I RED F O S T E R Tax r,.|i„Hor
Hv FI.I.F.N HOY. Deputy,
i tn :m.
and
VHUKTAHI F-S
Fresh tt y s l .r s I tail j
1(0* Al. I Hl IT ( n
Next lii Wealvrn I'nion
V St 1
t t v .l s r . d s r nml TV srtdnr
The Oranpre uml
Black
City Tax Books Open
FRESH F B I IT
I
Nnlnrdar'» i t s * 1» . V>:
K w a t a g l 7-HiM-IO iM.
Maltsev Oally at 4 iwi.
Kvealag al T 1.10
U S E D F U R N I T U R E CO.
Welnkn Huildinn
Sulphur Soothes
An Itching Skin
i --
p io tct
Choice Seafoods
Ellis Thursday ;
^ r i - J . K. Dunster of
City, have arrived in
are pleasantly located
t iii:
Are You
Economical?
FISH AND POl l.TRY
ON F R ID A Y IDinner Given For Mrs.,;
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TYPEWRITERS
Kendall Fish Market
Mrs. M. B. Foster To J
Talk to Ijocal Clubi;
Thursday evening at 7 HO o ’
clock M. B Foster of Orlando
will deliver an address on land
were a handsome scatM- gardening at the Woman’s
rmvn but. ailed satin Club. This lecture will !«■ along
a .. i-sMiries to mulch the lines of work that if being
■d a beaulrfuf Imiu- put on this week, which is garden
bii.I ferns.
week in Sanford. It is hoped thut
In.mediate families of all those who are interested in
M groom, and a few making their own grounds more
end- witnessed the beautiful and thereby adding to
the attractiveness of our eitv wall
be at Ihe club house at 7 30 to
M I S S hear Mr Foster in this import
ant subject. All are invited.
t ;k l
Mrs. B. T. Humphry entertain*
ed informally at her home on A v
ocado Avenue, W id ay night. _____
Throughout the lower floor the
spirit of Hallowe'en prevailed In
the decorations.
Witches, bats,
nnd black cats were used to carry
nut the "spook atm osphere."
During the first part of the
evening old fashioned gomes were
played.
loiter dancing was en-
Missionary Society
C'ircles Hold Hi^
Meet Friday
Ink Wedding With Three Tables o f j
"
Fnri*d with the ‘loss of her troth,
nfi.r io yearn* suffering. Mrs, M. J.
Travis, uti esteemed resident of
.1 arksonvllle, derlnrrs she finally
wvi-t| her teeth h) a simple home
tm ifviin t: ••worth Its weight In
* “ 1.1 “ uelntr her own wonts; •’A ft
er havlnv pyorrhea for 10 years
nr* month Is now hesleit. Before
1 f inn*! out differently, 1 was told R U Y ------- S E L L ----------R E N T
H - r. **•*<! no relief unit had yield*
Ciena — Repair
1 ,f •*! t T’“ lo*«i of si* fine solid
I m*Ui
Then I discovered Moore's
n* rdipn treatment
Three days
*n>*i - tart ln*r It* lire, the soreness
H. S. P O N D
1»i* in £ i* ums; mv teeth he troll to
Siinf.uil Rank &- Trust Hum pant
nu hi -n
Now mv teeth nrc rliuin
IMione 333
•o\ hr* nth swret and my mouth
* “"fit Iriel} healed ”
Tit,* *■x in*tie lire of Mrs. Travis Is
dnrdirnted In hiitiilriVl* of *»thef
* '*•
tf you have pyorrhea—or
thi - *feii*‘<1 with pyorrhea yntir
f* •111 are in ilaturer
QiifHk nnd
! •h..,iiv,i frentment Is necessary,
i V n ,’ n lest, with out mom * risk.
1 T|,». t r * -illment i»«■•**! U* Mrs Trnvls
l t“*i*♦ij*l *. writ** lh** Mon hum t’o ia|
j «: it* i* . * StaihiTi, Kansas
Mo.
Rebuilt furniture
1 i-h r their guarantee *.f r* fund
I *-•nd ni'ii ihdlnn
hr fiity p*i*imnti
Looks Like New
j ill. f ** with few rents fiMslau** l*se
I Tu* li itiiu ill 7 d.ivs Then If \**ii
Reasonable Price
n*i| Hindi* saM**fh*d h i lie in
ih.l * ff e**t nml vnur f j nlll he reSave by Buying from
t ' •ti *-tl t <.nee
Mrs. John Leurutrdi and Mrs. A.T.
Rossiter spent Friday in Enterwhere Mrs l««mardi address
* .
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i-eminrm niniri ss^ th''
County le ag u e of
\
y
,
V
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t
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r
s
Women Voters.
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---------Dr. and Mrs. J . W. Wade of
M. I), Duke of Atlanta, rep re
Dofunioeh Springs, have returnsenting the Brunswick-Blnke Col.
ed to their home after a visit with
lender Company spent Friday in , hrjr n,„)hl,w
M iep Mr n[1(, 1 F. W. Kmlfotd, formerly of the
Sanford registered at the \ alder Mrs ,,„rrv Wn(|,, a| l n j Klm - Radford Auto Top ('ompany heads
ot "
|Avenue. They were ariunipamed the new cumpnnv and has several
- a- far
Greenville by Mrs. i years of experience that enable
Ed Market), sales manager for Wade.
him to make ‘"Ions that F i t . "
the American F ruit Growers, left
The public is invited to call at
Monday for the northern m arkets, | Mr. nnd Mrs. J. R. Stewart and the home of the new cnmpunv and
New York. Pittsburg and other son J o e leave Tuesday for J a i k - get their prices en work.
points where he will spend tile next: soilvilie where they will nttend the
fifteen .days looking into the fall Florida S ta le F lorist's convention.
I I BRA KY N O TES
mnrket prices, for the Florida, They expect to return to tin- city
The library
iopen
evct*V
crops.
| Sal urduy.
■Thursday evening until !• o'clock
All the young lolk- are invited
to the stoi v hour next S a l ~dnv
mnrnni" at 1U o'ldock. when Mrs.
S ti Shinholser will be m charge.
Ijist week the large numla r pres
ent g r e ijb " etijoved
the stories
bv Ml-- Malpa-. who gave a very
interesting program
The union meeting of all tin
Mrs. John W. Sneed entertain
circle of the Methodist Mission
ed informally.
Saturday
after
S P E C I A L NOTICE
noon at her home on i ’nrk A v e ary Society yvus held Friday of
Lecture on Irindsi ape grinlenilig
parlors, j will he given at the woman’s club
nue, with three tables of bridge ternoon in the church
In the living room where the wuh Mrs. \V S Thornton, local T hursiluv evening at 7 111.
All
game was played tin- color srhi-nn super nitendeiit. presiding
ale invited
\iry favoi utile
repeits
were
o f chrysanthemum yellow was eat
lied out with cut flowers used heuid fiom the five curies. Flans
ill baskets and vases
The i aid w ile rliKUUssed and final ai range
merits made for the Hazani whnli
table covers were also of vellow
The tallies were
old fashe-ned will he held Deeemls-t I'd 1‘U
I'.ach circle formed a group, lit
ladies done in
pastel
shades
lie Kiln S perns i dressed in Hal
pink, blue, and yellow.
A fte r a delightful
game
of lowe’en costume greeted the lad I
bridge, it was found tL.it
first ! tes at the door and usheled each
pi i i \w, . wc *i I • Mr
V. alter to tin gioup iif which they were
j Wight nnd she was presented with u member.
A lively arol profitable
time
1 a him k Anti vellow potter* vase.
yya
eujoved
while
Mrs.
Thornton,,
Second prize, llouhignnt tab uni
powder was won by Miss Kuhn boste -s n- sisteii tiy Mrs G U ^
Williams.
Mrs. .1 C. Deep won S|n iin i . Mr- It It Kblrnlge and
Ml- U i: Wilts served delicious
the cut prize, a bottle of Maty
ai-'twn In s, doughnuts and hot j
Garden perfume.
•ol fe. willi whipped cream
Kiln
Dainty refreshments eoiisi-ting Spent et and It K. Griffin, dressed
of chicken salad
in chiysantlu
in Hallowe'en costumes,
p.isserl
mum cups with tea was si rvnl by tile plate- to eai tl glii-st
the charming bosti-s- nssi.-t.-d In
. . .
Miss (ilhe Johnson
it.n emii plate 1 _ _
a lovely latge i Irrysantln ilium was
placed
Mis Sneed’s guest s rrod tided
three tables of playels and a Hum
her of ten guests
Mrs. Sneed Entertains
.
Ten Y e a r B a d C a s e C o m p l e t e
ly H ealed in a S h o r t T i m e
W r i t e s F lo rid a W o m a n
. | U ‘,
At a late hour the hostess serv
ed her guests with
punch nnd
Sunday afternoon where they were home-mnde'cokes" Mrs. Humphry
Hie guests of friends.
was assisted in caring for nnd
serving her guests by Mrs. J a c k
Mrs. C. W. Culpepper of Geneva Stemper. nnd Mrs. Ruby Gender.
Mrs, Humphry's guests list in
: i spending several days in San
cluded about 35 friends.
jford the guest of her sister, Mrs.
David Speer.
Douglas Igou. Bill Moye, L aF ay -
Liny i’hilothea class
|nh, class parlors,
f
Mrs. C. A. Williams and Miss
I’.uhn Williams motored to Orlando,!
ption— Presbytcr- ettp Tillis. Sam Fleischer nnd Bid day for her home in Matanzaa,
ombiv
„f <bmgrogationnl
Mrs. .John M dsch,
tct. 3 u. m.
pr»<l*y
Wesley: Methodist
s
Mrs. R. L. Humphrey
Is Hostess on Friday
Glenn Whitcomb o f
Orlando,
S. A. Irwin la spending n few
spent TuesdtV in Sanford with days in Gainesville attending to
friends, eomliig np to vote In the business.
presidential election.
M ayMr. and Mrs. S. W, Bradford and
meeting of ProsRoy McNab returned Tuesday children, nnd Mr. and Mrs. David
f 'home of Mrs. B.
^tpi> Mrs. Hugrh night from S t. P etersbu rg where Speer spent a pleasant Sunday in
he spenl the week-end the guest Geneva, the guests of Mrs. Culver
^ Masonic H all; o f friends.
Etheredgu.
The friends of Miss Virginia
Smith will be glad to learn that
she is nblo to go home from the
Fcrnnld-Laughton hospital
a fter
h er recent illness.
,
Phone: Res. 426
P E R S O N A LS
Ipter of Enstertt
eting, 7:30 p. fn.
| 0 Music Depnrt1 Club, house 3:00
= i-
:th o d
P y o rrh e a
a
Society Editor.
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G a t o r s H e a d e d by C o a rh Van
F l e e t P n s s T h r m i c h .lacbaonville W e d n e s d a y N i g h t ;
C o n c h e s O p t i m i s t i r About
I n j u r i e s t <» S t a r P l a y e r s ;
2 3 l*Iayo:-H M ak in g T rip
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What his men Were never in better
J working condition.
He expects
them to pot »ip the earnest fight
of l he season and has been tr im
ming their sails in thnt directF-'
This past week has been devoted
i to the masterv of an entirely new
|set of trick y signals th at are de
signed to keep the invadors
iri
doubt the m ajo r portion of the
'tim e .
|
1 The nustanditur feature of this |
i aftern oon ’s grid struggle
is the i
1 fact that it will introduce to the ,
T a r s F a r e F o rm id a b le F o e In independent colleges
of Florida
F a s t S o u th C arolin a T e a m the S. I A. A., regulations, this I
W h ich
A rrived
W e d n e s lie mg the first foot hall game to
d a y ; Hollins Kleven in Line he played under these rules by
C o n (1i t Inn f o r ( ' o n t e s I T i t r s
.n.npend.nt institution. New_
f . .. berry, the Hollins opponent, m one
H ac k f ie ld In S t r u n g l n il- 1(f |§|[^ As^ocuit ion’s be*t rente*
— **
M'nlativuK in South Candinn and
\VI\TKK P A R K . Nov. G.—The due to the fact that Hollins haw
j last vestige of uncertainty as to implication filed for membership,
the calibre of football team that ! «“
urted on next i W em ber this
will represent Newberry l . J l . g e ( i n t e r s t a t e br.ttle will be Played
, of South ( '.trillion in Ihe game tins
mti.. m-.
\vn« es.
afternoon against the T ars ..f Itol- . This
This mdi.\
Tu.be> ni
;<i noilins
imilm- ^
es- ,
tahlished
last
.(iiniinrv
and should
lins College on the Wintei Park
lispelled i>
In\ the |i|i do much to purify athletics •■
ifriciiron whu
, . .cfiwpiiicii
... .
.. , ,
penninet* of the
« tail in Florida, ‘-in< i* it o tlie purpose of
:
.
,
the Southern Intcrkollcginte Ath
brilliant red >cr«* s « whi n they
..
o n .
rfield
, , ve*
„
letii As-ociation
to unhid!
the
appeared, on the
Hollins
best lit intercollegiate sports and i
tl.ri,liv ?lfl(.rrh(HIII rilt- a n na| >ri
|debut the p i of o isiotml.
Although I
n>| yvorkoiit.
C.iiich Maclean has brought a these regulations have eotisider
JA C K SO N V IL L E .
F la .-T h .
U niversity of
Florida
football
sound, enrnulc from (Inincsville to
W e s t Point, N. Y„ where next
Saturday afternoon they will clash
with the Army eleven, spent »»n
hour in the city Inst nijrht. Th»*
At
Cun r*
outfit dopnrttMl
nt M
H:: I1 -*
r»> U
o’clock
i ,i
..
,tail
..i
orcr at
the Atlantic
( <mM. i Line
,
r.
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.
road,
a f te r having had dinner at
it
n V i e
i
th e Hotel Seminole.
.
Tw enfy-three player*. headed hv
Head Coach .lames A w uiH eet
and A ssistan t Coach Tom Sid,ring
1 1 - mode un the pnrtv, while Mrs sijua.l ,,f huski es n u m b e i i a g 21
V a n F l c e t and F ra n k Wright " f the ni ihi.i Milist it at inns wit) be po-si
; J lm e s - U n i o n sports
department hie if n e c e r s a i v In nnv g n a t <\
’ w ere also along
The party
be- tent . The y m o v e d in Wi ntei I’a t k
lng personally conducted hv Hnw- on the | o ’, tin k trai n \e l enl nv af
!
a n l G. Unmbo, district nassenger ternooii 1rem Smi th < iindittn nod
« - indent for ih»- Atlnnth Ci.n-t l.ine, a f t e r dotinitig thi;ir m g - k m iittin
I
with h ead 'jjn rters hi this itlv.
went etit i mme i l ia t eh for a light
.The players making the trip workout
a r c : Captain " A r k " Newton, EdOn th
I her Hollins gndinoi
^ a r Jon es, Itick llrown. Hill Mid- the grim T ars of Rollins wen he
dlekauff, Sum
Cornwall,
Civile iog put through the final roup of
Norton. "H o r s e ” Smith. "C y ” Wil- their long preparation for this log
llama, “Goldy” (Jiddstein. Jo e Mer- inter-state contest.
A nording to
1
n b , " S p e c ” l.ightsi v. " S p ic ” Stan- those who have followed tile dr
J*y. Joh n A, Murphree. Owen Hitt- velo(imcnt of the Rollins mu. lone.
Plan, " T i n y " Chaplin. Lamar Snr- j the team that takes the field to
r s , Carl Price. J a c k Stew art, Clyde |,|!)V will riot resemble the raw ma
; . DavlH, E d g a r Todd,
I'ick Rose. |leiial that went down before the
F r a n k Ooatcrhoudt
and Mongin clash HI- thrusts of the
CatorB ru m by.
^
I Some five weeks ago,
Hlt/e and
W right is uptimi*-tir o ver Flori tbdd supporters are Imping flint a
da's chances against the fu tu -*
.vielorv mav helieailetl toward
!
g enerals, despite the fact that tin Rollins, but offieipts make im pte
assertion* arc that the Army
lix tion along tt.al line.
< J:o h
probably
the best
team
in tbe |»uv, k stated vesti ida\ aft i no.oi
P>
E aati
In this cnnnectioti he made the
*1' «;nlt t lint »•:» n i*. *!♦■-• » Lt 1 a
following statement
“ Army has the stran g e-1 team hi ar nil I**»f Ii mI friiM' and d< i « r. .
and \vt ii:h<
in the E ast. They an- four touch in ln»* fourth vuir
1 III! k'fl lift'. i*t
♦
downs b etter than Yale, who held 11Tt
Kaiu u k. i» anntlifi fmiith \*-ut
them to a 7-7 tie Inst Saturday
and h*»r
“ T h n t was the comment vested man, wtitriiH I !Ml
« f Ins hi 1111it 11Y
day of Florid a’s head
football nidi d thi f i n a l
coach. J a m e s A \ tin Fleet,
who 1 llllt'ltll' n its*
XX,,[nb I f tillbjo k w .... i
‘At m\
^ * (to u ted the Cadets lust week
!■*.lit
K it *
“ So Florida idav. the ’, |a*«’ --f XX1.III 1ho ' till, kl, kiny jihl
lh.,1 Iltn i v W tl-.,,i, -i n i
E a s te r n football Satunla\
wlun .’.II rf
bn in, 1* h .In. -n't a, i- ,i, , r l bi -, 1
, h P„ varies the North
Klfi kit k{•, li.gr >i %, i i ”
o*.
“ In f o r m a t ioii r.-ei-ived here
hv it i » i
S |\| 1h, i,x
Burton Herlack lo .m \N. - 1 I’o ■.* bin. k - III!
in 1ml «h If M
declares that thirteen letlel p u p a 1 ok inn ilxi ami live. 1 lain ail
will
|
yoturned to th.
\>m\
t-dd ti i
fa il, and Com h .1 J M.l nV- il ui. f Mlai.-rt- and
11, w i t t .
■i i p I h, i-e hillfbio l ij. - I'lie
found a huge mas- of un .P iv .
to mould his P.'iM nun lum- win. I. t o mi i blilllant Pi-on M at. -t n
->f t In
is Said to be llo fiai-.t imitii ni . • in » fall, i- th" ki-x im*
II, Weigh
the West l ‘<-I III <I - 11it \e bail I- - \f Mi-. ’s file hy att ack
1’ 11 I ..in,|s
<i line, i u p th>
recent yenis
"C aptain t>aiin-<h
..n t.i
■
at IV. a , ,| 11, w t wi ,g Ii
hailed ns tip- In-t pilot ui.m in.
at 1 11 it h i r i h bin and
t >, i ■d
t«-| i p.o i ,,x
E a s t has seen
in a b ug tiou
w eighing P.jii pounds, iex u r
M- I wa n’- uuaiti i
> o.-iiian*i,
th e defense, and* an
all utnund I , It p* >11,i t , . u-e- I,, to ad and l
"wonder.* Me Is n splelidld dmo I , ,-a 1 1led l,« a ti v« ••-I - ill x .to. |
Ha •11 •
i .t
Ft a-i i
ltickcr and is p’as ii g hi.-, i ighl li ox pl.m-i
u 111p in i■fi
y e a rs of varsitv football lm\ - g ,w l IM It toll 1 L’ \
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played four iiunpaigns woli U it
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and J . pnot
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Army.
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It i \ b.nd .
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fr'eriry!
It Won’t Last Lon#
w i o |b I
to
It you are interested better not waste any time. Some
one will snap it up. It is a real buy. Only $l,7a() cash is
reuired t«» swiny t lit * ileal. Balance can be handled on
very easy monthly payments. Quick action necessary
if you want, this property.
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A G O O D HOTEL
Wit Ii its pun* water and liij» h
elevation is makine: r a pi d
strides ahead. .Many new
homes are now under con
struction, which will he of
fered at a reasonable cost.
These residences are situat
ed midst orange trees on the
Dixie Highway.
i ; l : A
t i
jietinanent
B e i n g made Irutn pu re gypauru rock, it n> a natural in.
■ulator against heat, cold and .lam p, and it will m>t
warp, b u c k le o r s h r in k .
in the most pleasant section of
Sunny Florida; Healthful conditions para
mount. I May places abound for the children.
Nout ph\ >ical com tort is catered to individually.
1located on the Dixie lliyinvay and tin* Atlantic
t t>.mt Line Railway; Bet ween two thriving cities,
Sanford and ( )rtando.
excellent
I lie* I bit*1' is ayain upon ami
meals t (jual in any served in the
emintry are off* red to the public.
UNITED STATES GYPSUM COMPANY '
2 0 5 W e t M o n ro e S tree t, C h icag o
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LAKE JESSUP LAND CO.
Mm- U * rw o«.
1N C .
L0NGW 00D
Limk'uuod, Fla.
A LLB O A R D
,
' A , P*>'lul raid will bring full information.
.
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FRED A. CLARK
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m S S S S S fS S S S S S S S S S S i
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c u isim
F I A\ i’. been fortunate enougrh to have
4I4L1 obtalined the sei*vices of J a c k Bunter,
a>hmytun, a chef of high standing,
le most lastidious or diseriminatiny person
jV. >0 nio,t‘ hum deliyhted with our cuisine.
It is our aim to serve you, in the most minute de
tail.
For a short time a number of e x
cellent Lake Front Buildine; Lots
will be offered at an unusually
i<>w priec. Fur further particulars
Write or Call
S h e c t r o c k is made o n ly by the U n i t e d S tate s G y p s u m
C o m p a n y . A s k y ou r lu ra lv r ur b u ild in g mutcnal xlealet
lor a sam ple a n d price*.
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T h e Orange and B la c k
D a m p an d ch ill arc kept out of every mom and I uildmg
tliat you ceil w it h Slu-etrock, th e lirrprooi wJJl«ouixi.
.
\ lit IM l
S W I o n e . FI .OHM l \
S h e e t roc I- co m e* all ready lor use. Just nail ih ebrivid ,
h ig h sh ee ts to the joists or studding. S a w s and nails
li k e lurol>CT. N o canvas is needed w ith it. It takes a r y
d e c o r a tio n —Wall paper, paint, panels, or T e x t on f , 'H ie
S h e e t rock D eco rato r.
WL
■if v i
i> tin
x j ‘Y(
FireproofW
A . P . CO N N ELLY & SONS
Non-Acid I*'crtili/cr and Cliomical Co.
nr
T H E
311 East
O i l Si|j#
1
Ill I b i >11 \ >011 Into! > - oil fi'I
I 11 l/i I til l T I oi , I \ i mi |nit 1 l>
wlnr sm 'I ,-itpl i hup w i t h s, i.-ii
till,
in ell l ;u \
N A 11 I ’
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ALL (JUi
It isn’t often we have a proposit ion we can recommend as
heart ily as we can this one. It is a pick-up. ( hvnors need
nmney and are willing to sacrifice if sold at once.
M uta
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trial, • • v Inin I ip I M a 11 e -> uls
Cl 1. 1/1' KS ni,
12 x 4
Try Smith’s Barber
Shop for good barber
work. Ladies welcome.
Next to Valdez.
A R A R E B A R G A IN
YOUR SOIL AND YOUR ('ROD
DKMANDS A SPETIAL FERTILIZER
NEVER WARPS
••‘I
J r«y Tube,
R®d Tube*
Well located residential property located in a section
known For its Fine homes. This property can be cut into
six lots, including two corners and can he sold at present
day market prices so as to net the purchaser a profit of
nearly one hundred per cent.
and it
i.r
at
Ball Hardware Co.
v?
3 0 x 3 y,
An Exceptional Opportunity
for Home Builders
Oh
l ,x Ii |\
S rH H
Ball Hardware Co.
Simmons Siberia
Refrigerators
’
Can Be Bought for $ 1 7 5 0
On a dull,
gloomy mominif,
when the world’*
all wrong,
/
page the world’o-^
greateit littlcj
1
smile producer — J
Say “ Oh Henry!” ,
t o the man behind
the candy counter,!
I o ;i i
Pricei „
Gas Range at
280 Feet on Sanford Avenm
$1.2.1
,s|- *'‘f ' " ' am! best o m i p ,- is
A F in e C a n d y
, disinfect th, wound with liumd
10c E veryw here
Horo/mte and apply the Rotor onPowder to i iimplete the beali'i —
process
P im
ileptidi to,, ni,
and S>l 2o
Powdi t hh anil i'.uL- Ob fl*air|IIi th* r*f t«tara4 Ira'S•atari r*f Sh* Wtlllal*-'
NaCu4f C* ClItM* til , M*« H Wt||U«**a fr*#.
Sold h\ I 'mini I'h ii nun \
K eep s out dam p
S h e c t r o c k makes solid, tigh t-jo inted and
w alls and ceilings, at low cost.
Buy a
CLARK JE W E L
HUNTER.
Price
Neglect me a In t le wound,
ahinsion of t i e flesh may it
uses out i f ten I atlse *io
- ill feriltg oi up on\ i inepci ,
is |be one i a-e ip ti n i hat i uii'i
blond potsniunr
lock taw or
:
i bionic fesli tii g soi,-.
I li eihetip
I \M
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M M B immmss
tin Sunday, November !*
12;,t(l— 2 p. m.
IN T IN
F.
Lyr
666
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Prepared by the noted chef
ax'
3
It Is the most speedy remedy we
know.
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Chicken Dinners
Hllle 1
u la
~tr-« prsserlptlou for
f o l d s , c , l | . p r . I K l I s r , Itrailsrfccs.
( 'o n . llp n l ln n . Itlll»s«i.e «* -
restores a fine feeling o f energy,
vbn. and cheerfulness. P riec COc.
Sold by Union Pharmacy.
Announces the first of a
series of
and ( Ipld
tIM
HIT
I f your breath is bad and you
have spells o f nwimmlng in the
head, poor appetite, constipation
and a general no-account feeling,
it is a sign your liver is torpid.
T h e one really dependable remedy
for all disorders in th e liver, stom
ach and bowels is Hcrbine. I t acts
powerfully on the liver, strengthens
digestion, purifies the bowels and
LONG WOOD, FL A .
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The Orange and
Black
ably Wellkeiu d the Rollili- \ut'.lt\ I
and h . ue
del tai led
from
hei
scores ill (ii. v imis g ames of the I
-easoit. it I' believed that the new
•iiuad has been sufficiently whip
ped into s11;,|m■ to give a fairlV
.......I I •■presentation of tile
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ORIDA TEAM FOR NEWBERRY
ONWAY NORTH BATTLE TODAY
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I G U T S — Three stations.
Mag
mdia nnd Second. F ir s t and Kim
Sanford Avenue and 10:h Street
E x p ert service.
B EA U TY PARLORS
MADAM E II A It lit L f.
M
work of ull kinds. Jtain water 1
specialty.
Old F irst Nntioiia
Rank Building.
a liar
a line
a line
■ liar
above
• for coo
c»
length
LA N E Y ’S D R l ’<i KT(Ut V ~ Pri
scriptions, Drugs. Sodas.
Wi
are as near you as vour phone.
Call lll.’l.
FLO R IST
S T E W A R T T IIF FLO R IST "
Flowers fur all occasions.
M l Myrtle
Phone 2 ti0 -W
I A WT Kit
L E W IS
O HIO AN.
O ffic e in
Seminole Bunk Building Annex
MEN S ( I.O T IH M t
S T W . BRA DI,ro R D . Ed" V Pru t
T a i l u l . . I Suits (.’12.511 to (T.L.it
Mil,'llie 1 heat re B l d g . ________
\ in n tiiiA P iiiN t;
ORK B i . - ip o n for Sanford mer
rlmnts
Pire. 1 mail advertising
Sia SAN MUM* ML 1.1 U.IC\ I II
t O., room 1*, I all Pblg
ielo
phone t»1a.
NOTA KV PI HI.1C
mlrlcted to
T he Ran-
r
t -.sponslhte
■1 Insertion.
siil.«e.(iienl
r all.Hll.1 lie
la i n * of
p rint.
i«ilv» thor[! .!••■ rule*
til give you
|n Aad if
l-slst >011 In
htl to Irakn
Pimm-
Hilt tlpist' individuals who nn* skeptical of
th e ir value have only to w atd i o th er 11 a r . profit
in order to heronie convineed.
Phone I Is.
II P I DM Kl It IS I
PI \M »
wi t h p o is e d pi in 11. is w a it iu y
I I M M ; A. R Kl* \ I RING
\.01 yet fi riilt -
l’i:o, . Turin g P pan n g a: .1 1 i\ 1 rIm.lhtig
I dvvni l ..lb.line, Walal.a
Apt -
loom
.n it
new. . I. -.
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S.o.f .t.l. Fla
P R I M ING
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117 I.
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FDR R E N T Furnished rooms and
garage.
Ira D. Martin, 815
Park Ave.
I furnished room
Adults only.
218
KFN I Bed loom and sleep
• i.oiih with 01 without kiteh
Ri l l i n'
hod Magi...Ini.
o g e down
Private en*
only
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and . 1fT1 e ..-.I Ii o . 1
I 1 Pat k \ V. line
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Rooms For Rent
FDR
RENT
Nieelv
furnished
froiil Red room
IU7 F flrd St.
F L R N T S I I F D room f..r relit, g a
rage at*..
102(1 Myrtle Ave.
I ‘hop. d’. I J .
on Hugh, j
[ il IritUkjL'
•*t i.i I !*»’••! '*
s *inn fid
Fred'
Pie .1. ■ ’>•11
P R I N T I R' i
lyosl ;iiul bound
J"
IN
Wan led
i M T O l t T l M l 'i
\pa rt moots
For Rent
Karnestlv In Man's I i\ i d :.* ideas and Foililes
do >....king
or
Apply
Mr. B o x ’s
\\ 1II in 111-.
West
Houses For Sale
I 1 1 R SAI F I u ni owner, modern
f o e loom bungalow with bath
and luige sleeping porch, oarage,
•>n 7(1 font lot J5tm.no down, b a l
ance t<> suit. L. A. Renaud, Snn*
foril lligiits
________
FOR S A L K 0 room house on hard
r..ad
Electric lights, HO orange!
Dees. 2 1-2 acres. 10 minutes from
Po-t Office. Price ( 4 .2 0 0
/
Terms. Phone 571- J .
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Help Wanted
I INI
P «Y P A IN T
K.U * I'll, |
mliv Bode *
Ad vert 1.stair
LEARN A I'd M l n.rk t ..unty and
laiki lalat. tlir oigti the Star I ele
grain
lie.-t adverti-n.g inediuiu Itl
Soutli Florida Putilisinsl inori.ltigs
Stai I el. g lam , laikeland. FU
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HUSINIiSS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
11. 1 aid
Building .Malerial
M i l t M I !•!
I o n. i . l e
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general
r e i a . n l s o r k , si.lrv.alk-, build
mg Id.o k - . Irri gati on b ol e s . J K.
l’erw iliegi r. Prop
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In
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m*uijr til* v^dIb * ti
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I uoiher ii’ .l P ol.lo'g M . I.'rial
t ..rlir I ie I-. 1 • oil panv
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SP E C IA L IST
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SHIRTS
SUITS
OVERCOAT
At Popular Prices
Tai l ored to-.Measure
S. W. BRADFORD
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f i?her t**Ju* a 1 1 »h
t t>u
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By GEORGE McMANUS
G UP FATHER
C A L I . MO
S a n fo rd S t e a m
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Elton J. Moughton
W t l l _ E • v/H A iT
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P i r a t N a tio n a l Hank IUdg.
S a n f o r d , ---------------- Ploridu
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Sanford Novelty Work*
v. C. ( Cl 1.1.1:11 rr*#>
Seminoleflraalla
Marble Co.:all
..k l.
14 arL.la
a n d O ra-nlta f r o M
\ x u a r r t . a . - U a a l of q u a l i t y
w ro rktn au ahlp.
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Touring
1050 00
It OIK PKHPI.K"
K l lilt \l.l. CASH
1*1 1 1 1 .1.Il's H I M
*.lge llr-alrra
link .X «•a <1 M.
FDR REN T
a pa it inept.
French Ave
M M I i l K W P R I S S P R I M ING_
g u u i n
.-e p m i F
p r im :
• .■’.ill.. 11 0 1 1 SI If It Ave.
« il Inn e a s y
•-I S i i i f o r d
to
I no
1 ‘ a 11. >py
FOR SALE-—Ford Roadster. Two
cows. Apply Mrs. Alla Towaend
Mellonvillo Avo.
.I l l I \ Z M II \UY. irmal.l Dtlio .
r fflelenl
I Price
I 11'1 r. oa
1 11 s&.oo
ISt’lWhl
0 Coach ; 1:135 o«
Light
Truck I I 03.00
Pn net
Truck
Cali lldy
T T
IJXtOO
Ill toil.IPX I ' .- T i . n I
Truck ! I3»r. 00
It n to.Pont 1
Truck I 11*100
T.Hiring
m l 00 '
Light Tr '
G eran FOR SA L K Maxwell touring car.
Call at .1. .1. Mausers C igar
plants.
funeral Fm torv.
212 W.
L o R S A L E or T R A D E Mnrmon
touring ear in good mechanical
older. Call be seen at 820 W est
F u s t Street.
FOR t i l Ii h S \I.K
Can any e a s ie r or m ore result fill method he
employed to reach th ose persons you a re desirous
o f reaching. than th rou g h tin use of Cla.-sificil
A d s.?
1 Is.
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Slake
lion
I'llev.
S U I T S AND O V E R C O A T S — All
wool made to order, guaranteed
to fit. Any 2-|iieer suit (25. Full
suit or overcoat (21*.50.
Scotch
Woolen Mills. .'105 E. Second Street.
Sanford. Fla.
FOR
S A L K — "Spaulding
Rose
F ou r" need potatoes.
Selected
Maine stuck. 1 invent Prices. Phone
27ti, Mid Florida Produce Co.
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I.IMK
_ l.lM E
J U S T R F l ’F .IV E P fresh ear load
White Rose Rink Lime. Cates
l l r d hers. West F ir-t Street.
I.elV
R ecen tly th e real e s t a t e linn o f A IV Connelly
A Son s, of th is c ity , secured lift an sw ers trom one
littb- ad
T o say they h c lic tc in classified ad- is
p e t t in g it mildly.
:<1 e b
CONTRACTORS
I OR S A L E Routed Red
ium Cuttings and other
Ordei* I’ui . .it fb* iVri * and
design- -oli. it.-.1. Pbom
'H u rt' h it very few pci.Min- who iloiiht (ho
power nf tlio little llt itrltl Clio's■lii'ri Ads.
Automobiles i h <
Miscellaneous
• For Sale ‘ : '
REAL-ESTATE
We have some beautiful Ink*
front lots on 1-nke Wildrnere one
half mile from the P ix ie Highway
in a nest of Inuiutiful clear lakes,
for sale.
We will build your home, land
scape your grove, and relieve you
of trouble and worries incident to
building’ up a place.
In the meantime, von can go
fishing
\ on ran fish in any one
of tile do/i n lakes, and if you don't
know how
fish, we have several
expel I s who will be glad to show
\ou. Mr, S> holfield who has been
singing at tile ll.iptist Church will
voiii li let the above.
LA K E J E S S U P I.AN'P CO.. 1tie.
I.ongwood, Fla.
ADVERTISE, in uic Journal-llqr- S+ +
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newspaper.
Morning, afternoon, * 4
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TO UK API 1 the prosperous farm-j
ers nr.d fern growers of Volusia
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the “Gainesville Nun."
T i l l : MORNING J 1 1 F R N \
necepti il Want in] IIP i1
Pnvtotia ( Flu. 1 One rent
an ii.settlor
Mii'iinem 2 "
PALM’ P K A C i r 1 OUNT
si r Me of stupendous ilevel
Rend about it in the Pain
Post
Sample copy sent
oue«t
L lO R IlA
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raornog Sentinel largest
tii ,| business.
lc a woi
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SANFORD FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1924.
V Am )
LOS
ill Given .
le q u e r Post
Nov. 7.— ( B y th e A s, 1 S ta n l e y B ald w in
m in ister. had lost
awing >*p t h e lis t o f
which wns subi unproved by th e
■ht.
T h e k in g will
’council at B u c k i n g mliiv for th e tr n n s I, of o f f ic e fro m th e
i ministers, who will
h a ml
com ply with
rv fo rm a litie s,
lections f o r P r e m i e r
iw ciilnnet
w e re anevenitiK ns fo llo w s:
,.f the E x c h e q u e r —
ychill.
for India— Knrl o f
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K<?r.
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Six new cjirps of the pneuiflonic
plague were Viscovered In the
(piarnnUned
*cilon h e re 'fo l
lowing the death yesterday of
tvth'victims which b r o u g h t the
. total i of dead to 2 8 . With a
corps of n t es and persons
J* m a k in g reginspection of
W ill A s s u m e D u t ie s 0 1 O f r f t a
. the area, heat
uthoritiea to
W h i c h l l e NVoulfll - H n f e R e - !
day were hnptifu. that all re
maining pwdllro and- suspected
fu s e d f i n d I f Ilo en T e n d e i je il j
•
cases
would be. brought to light
T o H im S ix
M o n th s A jjo
- an<l isolntod.
all, 40 auspcct.
e<l c a s e s are uni e r observation.
“Hell and Maria” Had Vigorous ra t extermination
c a m p a ig n s a re under w ay in the
Planned A Quiet l.|ft harbor
d 'riri.,» ip. quarantined
r.nreas and
<i imlcmi- Jforth
Baldwin Loses
ie In Form ing
jtWhidtGives
ry 2 Surprises
Horne L e ft
ifficials to AsIDuties Today
AN GELES,
j Mil*}
F r a n c e 's new a m b a s s a d o r to the
U n ite d S t a t e s in licorice s Dnesehn c r . H e succeeds J u l e s jlutxscrand.
A t pre sen t DacKchner ih d irecto r
o f a d m in is tr a t iv e at f a i r s a t the
y u n l d'Orssay. P a ris .
-------- >—
W A L RECEIPTS
SHERIFF S OFFICE
: 19240V ! $16,000
PH I f AGO, N'uv. 7.-—C h a r g e s <3.*
D aw es on Murch I next y e a r will
as s u m e an office which he origin
al! V did not seek nnd if offered
him m \ months
ago
he alm ost
ce rta in ly would have declined This
•I ater.lent is niiide
bv some of
I base i bmest to the vire-preshiont October Hb<N
lei t and Iry thoso who know the
$1,400; Hnv
inside story o f the h nak er. soldier
business m an, philan th rop ist, nnd
lions During
I econom ist has collie to a place aft
Months of
. e r March t. next
where he will
i he second in com m and only to the I T o t a l fin<»*l J||*
I president.
[ Six niopths ulso Mr. D awes rc- arrnigntiieiit o f
I tinned from Europe a f t e r u-rxing eil b y S h e r i f ' (
I C.s head of the eMM-rts' •om m illue ) deputies .bn
of
the
re p a ra tio n
<oiumission
whit h had
worked
out
a M as I ui) nths of t In.
for the
economie
reha bilita tion lust lee ..r the pe
of Ktirone.
i t was
his
third «;il.ni. ncnrdtng
peiiod of public service a f t e r iiuv
ti ll at the o f f l i e
inn been co m p tro lle r of the rur■lay
n s irv u n d n
President M rh in lcv
anil D ir e cto r of the b ud get under
The I h int.I I I
P iesid ent Harding.
11mill as 'iihmitti
Mi D awes accordingly i t about
tbe s ettle m e n t o f bis a f f a i r s mi as < iiimly <'miimi- >
to spend the rcmuindei of hi- life bit 110*11 nng* U i
a s a priv a te citize n . d tx o tiiig Ills I bat itu ,n gl h i;
tim e to Ins banking and business
II n il f i n e ' ninl
1,1,1 1 sts and th e life of a wealthy
GOVERNORS WILLI:
VISIT S A N F O R D !:
ON NOVEMBER 19
Pa rty of 35 Executives And
Wives Will Make Extended
Tour of S t a t e Following
Meeting At Jacksonville.
1 A re O ver
H5 C o n v i c • F irst Ten
gent
D E S M O IN E S.
Nov. 7.— ( B y
Th e A. P . ) — S e n a t o r
S m ith W .
Hrookhnrt will retu rn to W a s h
ington a s Iow a's ju n io r sen ator,
unless the o f fic ia l c a n v a s s o f s e n a
T l o n e s l ” J o h n , T h r e e T i m e s torial votes c a s t
in
Tuesday'a
G o v e r n o r o f N o r t h D n k o t n election o r recount, upsets the re
Form er
U . S . T r e a s u r e r , ( sult indicated by the u n official rei port*-. T h e o f fic ia l ca n v ass is to
E l e c t e d t o S u p r e m e (. o u r l , |„.^jn nPXj Monday.
---------| Today, with the u n o fficial count
thoroughly
re -ch crk cd .
S e n a to r
. - r
1 B ro o k b art led Daniel F . S to c k . ( D )
C * H * 8 ! h v l . l l # — th e s m alle s t m arg in by
which any Henuhllcnn cand id ate
Made Penniless When Firm In I f« r m a i o r o f fic e has won in rmva
. . . ,, , , ,
■)
. in m any y e ars. T h e total vote a s
I
Wall Street I s H.tnkrup . (-onit,1i«-cl by T h e A ssociated P res s
Rccouniezd As Hig Lawyer was: Brook hurt 657,522; S te c k
______ _
41(1.407.
W h e th e r S le e k will seek a reF A R G O . N. D.. Nov. 7 . - ( B y
The Associated
P r e s s . ) — “ H onest count by* the s e n a te ele ction s com was
pro blem atical
last
J o h n " B u rk e , three tim es governiv* in it tee
He had given l itt le runnf North D ak ota. U . f>- t r e a s u r e r nig h t.
•In11 mi; W ilson a d m in is tra tio n , mi l siilerat ion to such a move, be a n
a plineipnl in th e
fninnus
N<*w nounced
T h e Midden xxining out o f Stei k’s
Vol k b a n k r u p t ' v ca s e o f K a n in s
lead o f I .(MM* when s t r a g g l in g tuand B urke in P>22 when li ■ was ral mid ritv
'irveincts
ivp.nted
tendered v irtu a lly penniless, cam e i e a r ly today and th e slow, steady
' liiu k y e sterd a y .
g ain " f B io n k h art a s the re-«lieekAlways a lieavv fa v o r i te with
North D a k o ta , who, a lth o u g h ho
i- a m em ber o f the Demucrrtlie
party* while th e s t a t e i“ so over
■y belinitigly
Repuldietin.
elected
‘inn th ree tim es as g ov ern or, “ hon< t dohu" it' his ft lends have dullIn d him. niade a swejdiig victory
Tuesday in tin' i nee f" i mvmher'In p on th e N’o i t h D.Tknln su p rem e
i un it bench.
.'-nice his i •t •11 it from h i '
mi* I ’ r e s i d i - n t I s K e p t B u s y Ity A
t t oi liable x i n l u i e on Wall ' ' I r e e t ,
S tead y S tre a m
n f C u lle rs
Bui I e ha» piai tn ed layy iit F a r g o .
W h o C i.n u * t o C u n g r n t n h t i '
Colorful Political
(. areer In Past I
C’o u li d f T c ’s R u n n i n g M u l e
B e e n B a n k e r , S o l d i e r , !U m
ness
M an,
H h ila n th ro p i
-------- - . . . -------------
Brookhart to Return
To Capital as Iowa’s Junior
Senator by a Small Margin
Six Moi Cases Of
iPIagne
discovered
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
______________ ; ____________________________ ________ _____.U U ............. .................................. ...........— , —
Year
Is fro m tin
a n ts a r r e s t
ami and his
* first
I"
rount..' nnd
1 , a r e J l U.
•e> sulinilts h e r i f f to
in g by co u n ty aud itors p r o g r e s s
ed heid the undivided a tte n tio n o f
b oth R ep u b lican and D em o cra tic
p a rty lead ers th ro u g h o u t th e day.
T h e Hrookhnrt m a jo r i t y re a c h
ed n b a re 40 votes a t !• o ’clock this
ntorning, a p p r o x im a te ly 1.000 a t
noon nnd never t h e r e a f t e r d e c r e a s
ed m a te ria lly .
An e x p lan atio n
s u g g e s te d
by
B ro o k h a rt h e a d q u a rte rs f o r the
s h a rp reduction o f the S te c k m a
jo r i t y waa t h a t
when
election
boards considered th e ir counties
com plete they had not tak en into
account nil the re m o te iux»einrts
j xvhieli th e y obtained l a te v e s te rday o r e a r ly today. A rural pn*cin ct in lown usmillv m eans
a
! B r o o k h a r t n in jo rily .
| T h e co u n ty ca n v a ss
to begin
i Monday probably will nut be com
pletcd until th e l a t t e r p art of the
i week.
W A SH IN G T O N ,
Nov.
7— T h e
T h e com p lete u n o fficia l to ta l on
the
presidential
contest
gave ("ooliiige tide g a th e rin g
ixn>m«np resid ent Cnnlidge
a lend
over tu m lias [mind e ffe c tiv e r e s is ta n c e
S e n a to r I j l F o l l e t t e . yvtio ran scc•v«
oml. of 2.rit'i,ni7
T h e pre sidential only in th e “ Kulid S o u th ," NVilCons
to ta ls w e r e ; Cooliil^e, f»10.7DO; l.a- sin and possibly N e w Mexico.
Kollette. 'J.T'd.V 1'-’ ; Davis 1M1.54K.
A s th e fin a l re tu r n * fr o m dir (
ful s ta te s nnd d is tr ic t* trickled
today it a p p e a re d th a t th e
dent had c a r r i e d N orth D a k o ta
probably New M exico nnd tfl^ t
IK*XV t 'o n jf r g M f
political line up in new
Would lie as fnlloxxs: S c n n te , R®* VaH|
publicans fe|; D e m o c r a t n *10; Farm* ^ ,
cr laib or, I , vacancy, .'lie, (Con- vJ
i n c t i c u i ) : House, K cp u b lii,in *J2 4 6;
ty
I >i*mocint.s, lt<l; F a r m e r I^tbor, ]
.1; S o c i a li s t, 2.
Coolidge’s ‘ Electoral
Vote May Reach 382 .
If New Mexico I s
Added to the Ranks
G. 0 . P. Gets North
Dakota, Wyomin
Solid South And Thq1
State of WiRCone5" '
Are Only Resistan
s
COOLIDGE SPENDS 33 PER CENT GAIN
SECOND BUSY DAY SHOWN IN LOCAL
MEETING FRIENDS POSTAL RECEIPTS
Is Increase
in October Over
In several
.senatorial
rontlll|
J
S a n f o r d is p re p a rin g to bold up
Same Month in 1923; Sur- notably tbe one in loxva wttara
Lieutenant Col. L. C. her end of the lavish e n t e r t a i n
\e> Heim’. Made for E x t en Daniel F. Steck. Dcniorrnt. i» pro-j
f S l i d :f f
m e n t p ro g ra m now being d ra fte d
sion of Helix e: > Service. testing Ihi* rc-clection of Menatoi
Exiieionres \re Colorful.
H im I 'p tm H is R e - K I c r i iu n
fur the p a rty o f g o v ern o rs
and
• Hoard <*•
Isvvrcturv — A u ste n
Smith Brookhart. Kcpuldican an
I l.uu-'t
.lo b t iV
'ex p eriences
th e ir wives who will visit I- lorulii
it regu
I'.i.tnl te.eipt t.-i Die Sanford I ul'ii in a ball do. en »ongreislon*
in , t l i day I" left Nul'tll DakW VSII IN G 'IH N N.iy 7
In
nnd Nov. 1 7-lh for th e ir an n u a l con
riiunril
••I t t« i tint itit* I |i«- in*** I h " f
| districts races are so c lore th«
nf thi
.show c l t. f. i y\ a ' l m " t o i l to aeejit tie* call
fe re n ce , and plans now being w o rk
nl
I'..
•lliige
yxns
again
at
l.i ,i«••«iiiiiln l tc
recounts might alter icsulti.
I.. $J,■ t.N
I.Sh
H . ,1 i <onipnr
linn*«■ o f l/<irds
P n *'i lent V\ il'oii a ' I le a u ie r
-i
f
'll
cases
ed out by M ay o r F i . i r e s t Luke and
•k f. i lung bniir' Thill'day I* u • I
f.l
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I ‘.»2 uml i .in nit i n . nf I'.MiS/JO. ■xi r, the Repuldiciin urganlxatlo
retli Client liom nffl* e be de a ti mix -I iearn nf i alb • nf ti i
f i l i a l * provide b u an in te r e s tin g
Ipp.r,;
re t bm . . . pri in lit, nt-rord ill! in U’Ui bouse and senate scemi
liil l*» 11 t ui n i • \ ..* tb I lakiitn llig I In ii i niigi a* ulat imi' and i u
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tf||..r V iscount P a v e and in s tru c tiv e schedu le d uring the 'In
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W illia m s p a rty 's s t a y here.
•il ysith a imin bei of ( b a t liable oi
11.
inni rung h I'. ntfiHii'i .) . I*.
New N i k llllll el w hci •*. IlOW t«■i y im -ag -s i .•nt mu.ill \ dti \
I icnincracy's only hope o f add
rotlH. Tht
i I me' ainl
| I.
Due to th e s h o rt tim e th at the n ear c h a r ita b le in ti-rp ri'i1'
Hall
mg io tin* ele ctoral vote it recthr
•♦. i MIJ- .1 Inn. tuuilly l ii'-n
plu
•*l hi - alt * ill inn in t In i In t (
am o u nt of I me lint) ((Pits
IMward F r e d e r i c k v is ito rs will spend in Sauiford. the
Th e n I lie
lepu blicaii
natnuial
11 him* Il yylilt I •.il* tx a. tins.
W 11Ii Ibe -n. . - o f t ht tint. •ml
Hall. ■■I f i mu ib e' Suliil S o m b ' beg an to
h ut h i uiiii ■ -• .1 I Mr
Imih I s ♦hit1 nt (liai
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il.iy
c o m m it te e fouml that it woillil he
. i ainpaig u c a m e along and got i l
1*1 nkei, .•ream .1 ng I hi III k<1 ;i--u| ! |||l e l .-' nl tin* * Inti I l i l i e i i 11>t f i la I September xiinish y esterday when the Cool* |'
IIO tL|y* Mut lit
itnpossi dij fo r the city b i l u i n is n
lnt, , „ Mmrl ov e r -tile eli-ilmn III*! t» ■i ■. m.i
nf the A d m i r a l t y nf G* ah il V.7.'.' in Dm- -hewing a nlgr Dawes tukel rolled ahead I n ; '
1n ui nl Km il.i' ami hie; i i • li ••I it tb
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as lavish a p ro g ra m a s it would ilf (( r ,j,,,,|,... m a te for Pn-Milcnl I'tit! 111 V
r.iiilgemnn.
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t. t
anil i . o . 1 I HI .
tiim. i migbl ia ii yyi•1 r In
vei I bat muni b Sexy Mexico, xvhi'i'i firs t re tu r n * j.
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n
h
|.^omu, I .1. (1. Iln nnc. have liked to, mid tin
1,1 ‘ hal_ge
Mig^Duwes yy a •l<•vs fi il < I
1.1*
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oi local a r r a n g e m e n t ' deemed it M a r ie tta . Ohio, lit tending a n
i-yill, i bumherliiin.
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im tin t t.«l
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i
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pi I I I lit
•Xrtbiir S t o o l - M a i l - best for th e town to s ta g i an >«- Uliimi o f bis college d a s ' and lit
lint"'
li t .1 III im
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i* t.
tie
s tr u c li v e j «'l i n l e i ' st m g p i " g r a i u . tie in te reste d
W
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Wyoming
apparently
def
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month
during
in th e
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b e n il.a* II.tin ' l .1-•1111
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Phillip nit lading i» trip throu g li S im to rd 's t'U-y eland.
in,
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Gil
shoxvn
a
enn
initely
thrown
into
Die
Coolldge
t'o life re m e»
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.f.
i.t I d tin
M- « .. ■li.'gi yy;.' abb Iimx' i m r.
Imine.l bt 11\f t tip '>• III
tllie st le ttu c e and celery produc party leaders at the i otiy i-nl ion l »'ll NIt t t IIO |* < 1 .
ui* table llll lea i* over lln i nrre- 1column mi tin* hosts of Intent tr*I• |( lilt Wit's I t i
In il. yel. 'Utile .It 41*111lull t«i g i»X
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| y■ . y ct til u. hi • In I
! lAistncc P erc y
having innilureil no m iatliliiily. of i i\fit f •*i ! V\'
tut to*, Du- ptesulciit's total c
ing s ectio n.
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kpt n«tf«t
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p u n y Alien it u r r lx e s fro m J m L - can d id ate . th«
e o n v rn lin n took 1".'1*1* in i king ii t "tm1 <l.dit nf 1 1
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m l — S i r Dotigla.' M.nvilU* at 10 at) o'clock W e d n e s - ] tilin g s into its own bunds and
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■ ot pi.piilal Ion in Sa n fiird , as
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day m o rn in g a b o a rd th e " O ' c e o l a " , im minaled fo r m e r t ;.. y . r n .. i I ..yy
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t •f 111 •! :i "ii luv •■ < .1 .In.*
mid M . g g . ' l .
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Ini lu*sspa»i*i»g uni t*
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M< • n . v on lln* (net* . f u n o fficial r u t l i n p . ' 4x
■i Mat, Ii I I'hiiIm i ' ' uiiii* *m t paid
killing tile flitted c a l f ( lew lAlym am i man;. «»' *»• ‘ icsiirt.'.
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uU. H,.y on trains, mit I mi prl llll (It. .Mlll»l> I at - 1*1» ii!' ht t|M ll ?)»«• It. imiLI i* an iiali tn.il «•*• •vi«•I
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l»J.'l ** t . foi th.- fii-t 11tii.* iinct* tla
i,-• ry at ism which he eon*, s ig h tsc o n ig trip uml dances.
mult t t
nm j.o ity.
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. !<•( tiuii. Mr |tiitl* r. win* ha* ImtIi
G o v ern o r l l a i d e c and Ins e n tire
But with hi- fu
will Ilk. it
xi ars ag o. and tin*
1 (If t ««i!1 M1 aiding prisoners In escupe
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l.kf Mr Kt*tl7 O'
S* im* i Gilhlli
riit'ii* veil* two les- i oiiy i ,.||W
tht* pr.M'lfiit iiititht Mil im* f"i
a
Jl wa- uni»*»urni**| hv Mi Hal) n ip m a* s u f fic ie n t to l e a v e th e m
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mapped out
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urn* «• iif tin* f i r s t , in I t)u* y isito rs on th e ir nlmi l bill cum
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a *.f S ir R o b ert S t e v - 1 p r i b e i s i x e tour o f h b .n d a . mid t nl. I•I.■ii he worked out a f t e l n-liitn
!. 1\ Nll 1It Nf*, lilli and plain jirt* '.null I«• tak** lx ii'.-t *•! •rsi’ll.l s\i i I,- 111
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ll* Sdi fi.ltl at I're-.ril inakin^ pnniriitions. even in the face ill a n y
Lew is O 'B r y a n , o f Do> ••* >.
*•* ing fro m Europe. Mi Dawes d o e ' : i ut*: amt eiists xx *i ** corishb
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in filler ami
Thru \u t. ii** tiali. jiI id” « that
terilax be . 11 nkt cr..) tclivi r\ •i s io t*» meet the gi tils uml th e d e m o c r a ts such a * •
elite! e x e c u tiv e u r g in g in at It nd- pm t from the nlan
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( ‘uolulk’. La*J i»is.*n aiis i till r. ml r * nt. nt ■» •I fh. rapnl itiereaBe t n . l Du* o r g a n iz a ti o n o f th e pros\sit)i
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went
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to
his
bank
to
»tt<
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I
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mice on the trip.
trim at ion l«• t h. *itl»imt «|iM'«ti<.tt in I*** |ni Iat mn
ei.I bouse of repi erentut Ives ' f e r
Governor I l a i d *i* s i l l - III the . m ee tin g o f t h a t insli| utinii'' ox
li** ha« fil<fn m l
ina.tiralls
i m p o r t a n t i- n f thi full
a l ! lum p i*'Utive l o in n iilt o e and us hi* mi
I he city lleliv r v N eisio . lie Haiti, ninny d a y s and M ircssfully c h a l »*\••! \ rm*tllh. f 111*.• t h* i'jurt loti. s\ ••! (.1 .••«»)»!% hi i sti inti-el n in th tn b iigril a iiunil.ii' ot luiniinistl J t l i m
p re s e n t, and urged ' **l n H ty a ii^ loiimbile turned into L a S a l l e S: .
e Day ball c o m m i t •
it* li iiillii !: )|.• . s ••r Iiu-r.'ls to
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be
war
to jo in th e p a rty c lth ci at .luil.'Ott- ]
•ct M|| tin* S a n f o t «! III l»|HI*'Ul,l.
vim i lean 1.i giiui *A uxil•*f f
i'dd!' i at 111a 11•*1*
\*. t hnnirr® llng*)i«*v St r par t »*f ( *. • ricetMW ii .
I n ,in i to i i i n u r k : " l l e i e ’s xv)u*ii I
villc
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Kuntord.
s
W illi bi'hiGsl ‘ n turns
showing
m.iking , lalm ra ti pre
in tin* |*i* fb i ii't'iiiLi't-hit* i»m* ar* li. a. ) »
-ijirte d in 24 y e ars a g o tin* *utn
Weal I .» h r e ii.h I in* reeli I-Dou . f Pinncift E. W arM «**h*|c«l - ill.
,
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i w.i- pn 'c ttle ii and tin* mat
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f 4ill *..Ml in tbe senute had In cte a sed ( h o r
.loll II s»‘.*ul*| Ilk. t*. l . t t i . ' to I•f is at»* lift* Ml i i et tit"! w. -t to Ho
'.
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i ln.it man
r , I s let
ight at th e Armory
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Wmlnculay , il III* *t I* *11 U4I‘
i'.i to 62
1... lu.led in tiila n u T lb c;‘ ;
un t
i
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u n til..tin t.*' tb e p u n has
In.w e v e r . yxere S e n a to r iai F oU ctti
old r **at!
|l i .it uiut y xx ill be in
flag.-, ll. Cl.'l
f'*l lie* . ot tot. uskc.l tin b*>alit to pul tin
.mil
und at h a s t th r e e o th e r o f h i* tup**
pu'.'iib
I III to ‘lu s ru xtllu lit
lot tbe d e c i s io n , it IS
p u ip u 'i* ' .ui A i mist ice Du>
wa ■
p o rte r*.
t ititi
I . .niI " I*.lii*l \\ i.eclft
talk by P..»l t.o lu alid e r E le it \ I*
uf t»rt .Irlugalfh fit
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g
roup
aull.i.i
tzed
to
spend
not
«xci
In the face o f this situation It
li* h 11 In* f u m i 'lm d by
H a g g a rd " f tb. local legion p"■>r*. ..I.
ro ute to th e A la b a m a H o n d o Di»* .
-
was
conceded Dm I in o ld e r to haW
tin
Duroad.
the
It it t ul li'giu' i*1 and it t*
the n a tu r e of th e f i a g - .• I
trie i ann u a l K iw a n is convention in*
( A M I I B I D G K . M ass.. Nov 7.
A petition ironi A G. W.dtoH
li.i all th us, xxh*. danced
(I k
IK*. Nov 6
(SpotlwD u w o rk able m a jo rity it would be
purpoec
nf
tile
legion
h
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O rlando a rriv e d l i n e oil tin* * lydo q be con.lition
of S e n a t o r Henry
was pit*M*nted asking Dial I lit t a.I
lu-tc l.ist y e a r , will be
A If.tii ‘c l l f f b , a I rent hmun liv n e c e s s a r y fur tin* repubiicaitS' tO
un iform d eco ratio n .
L ine s t e a m e r shortly b efo re n *jn t Ml...t Isulge. who has been un
around
Lake
C h a rm be ili sigt' tied
' I b f Ann ri. un l.t-ginn hefttiquar- ing ul j . West S t i f t I . a llelu plud win in nt least one of the tw o *®n*
p.t that they have been
T h e m e e tin g >w*s chai a .•:••>ir.eil
b o u ts i ’iiiis . ioux since s u f f e r in g a slrok.
T b u rsd u y and for sexeital
as a county r.*«il ( |mui of full. I a.- lt*i" n f f i t r in the reur nf tin F i r s t suit nit* sbttilly liefor** l t. cl »ek te s te in Minnesota and New Mi
m o stly hy ro utine h u s i n c " » larg e
lub.
wen* g u e s ts nf the S a iifo id i lulr.
’ aatt noon
noon Wednesday at a IochI la*'
ti.,it of Die board, it wms ilestgnatisl N a lii.mil Bunk Building, will be Wednesday ufleriiul.n ul bis in me. ru and fill the vacancy in
n
u
m
b
e
r
o
f
m
inor
co
u
n
ty
t
b
e
• al i*oio
f the local
c.uo m et nital where lie w a- convalescing
•iften mi A rm is tice l*“ > fro m 'J a.
M em bers
Iteeb i.t t-ulit It. have been If! Ill n e c tir u l ut the special election
u D ie , f r o m an o p eration , is reported un m g disposed of and s e x c i a l liter" a.- such.
Ill It. 2 I*. III.. Ilt'l'l. i til wg to an l.eulib f..r "in. tim e nnd recently next m onth, called a f t e r tha death
Tilt* county a tto r n e y was n . 't t u c
Die ill l e g a te s a t tin till. 1 ,'*'11 >lie |
D
o
c
tu
i»
hold
out
little
iieing
giv
e
n
co
n
s
id
e
ra
tio
n
I
h
e
se
ih
a
n
g
e
d
,
'I'll xt'iti-r.*
t , m1 it, notify th e A tlu n tic t ouft uniitiUU.'fliifl.l inu.ie t l a s inornil.g bail been placed under lhe «ure of S e n a t o r Brnndcgve.
a n n u l ul the boat
hope.
were in p a rt:
Despondence over
L ine R ailro ad o f tin* eontiilion of b> Post <'nininuiidei elect A. I*. uf physicians.
w ere then ta k e n to a lum heull at
At the tim e the s ta te m e n t was
It A. Good speed, county em ploy
w
inch
bad
been
J
hi* ciinllnued w eakened condition
tin*
cro ss in g s over th e muds al Ilu ggnrd .
l
.
a
f
i
the Selliinoli
made public, .Senator Ixrdge had ee. was in stru cted to put a ratling
T h o sq d esiring
lo have
th e ir
ti:tii.:.6h lirei.n; c l under tbe d irectu m uf the been unconscious fo r p ractically on the G eneva b rid g e and lo close M ark ham , l.n kc C h a rm ami two upplii aligns fur ml lusted conipeik- I is believed lo liovu Inen the cau se
W illiums
i o f the a tte m p te d deed.
Kiw
untans.
cro
ss
in
g
s
at
Oviedo
und
have
them
,'tll
hours.
He
was
s
o
ile
d
with
a
S
a
n
f
o
r
d
620,7r»5
Woodcock
sation, may g e l them on that d u n
th e d riv e w a y leuding to tim prop
S h o r tly a f t e r e a t i n g dinnur y es
(
put lit g.Hst condition.
.
y e s te rd a y noon which reli- •
At the luncheon talk s were rnndc
til 4.440
Shipp
he
said,
by
ta
i
l
i
n
g
fo
r
them
ul
Mr.
iit.4
e r ty o f F ru n k
Parker
te rd ay , Iteeli re tired to Ilia room
D.
B
row
nlee
him
unconscious,
and
b
i
s
1
Mr.
M
eiscb
wus
au
th
orised
to
V
ic
e
-P
re
sid
e
n
t
K
by
....................
BERING, Nov. 7 ^ -In tha waka
i F cIUjws
406,706
h e a d q u a rte r* in the real e s t s a t e
Sciiu ll; the pu rchuse of Mil old
I and u few ininutca luter the r e
* m• and , (Jllditioii pronounced
criticul by
struxv two miles o f road in his titr- o f fic e o f H It. iA*wis.
of an evicted boy empofai id A I
122,140 o f th e S a n f o r d o r g a n is a tu
E i nl Aw
$;io Wus
tru
c
to
r
ut
a
cost
of
port o f a g y n w a s heard. I lia s i s
S e '.«,»'-! i ins p hysicians ut th a t tim e , bus ,
trie t. Mr. Meisch anti G. 1~ Bledother lm|>erial 'Manchus, naariy
Mr. Iluggurtl . urt'e s Diut men
81,620 by K iw a n ia n F o r r e s t Lake. •
f'orw in
a u th o riz e d ; G. M. J a c o b - appeared
te r, with whom he wus m a k in g his
I
varied
but
little
.
,
r
e
m
a
r
k
s
w
ere
also
made
ity
H
‘
d
t
soe
were
f
u
r
t
h
e
r
uuthorizeri
to
get
2 ,0 0 0 Manchus of lesser nobility,
w
ishing
these
hlunkn
be
sure
to
46,876
Patterson
b
efo
re
th
e
board
in
reg
ard
to
tin*
hom
e,
hurried
to
the
room
where
Senuto r la»dge subinittod to an i
i l o s t o n .......... .. 17,320 C. W . P a r k e r , o f C h ica g o , i n t e r n a e m e rg en c y o p era tio n J u l y 27, re- |rouds in the v icin ity and around e s tim a te s on huvtng e le c tric lights b rin g t h e i r d is c h a rg e fro m serviru. she found Iteeb ly in g on th e bed servants and rlanimen a r t turned
und city w a t e r put in a t the county the d ocum ent being
e ssentiul in
out of the forbidden city and told .
I jn w i e ..........
. 16,010 tio n a l K iw a n is s e c r e t a r y .
in a dared condition and w ith blood
He a g a in r a l C h u lu o ta .
the fillin g o u t o f the blank*.
home and th e c o n v ic t camp.
A f t e r lunch the visitor* were co v er in g quickly.
that thoir services are no iuafer )
16,640
Pie Wicks
flow
ing
fre
e
ly
fr
o
m
a
wound
in
his
C
le
rk
V.
E
.
D
o
u
g
las
s
war
i
n
lied rapidly when u second oin ra
“G o v ern m e n t s t a t i s t i c s ,” sta te d
A motion wus c a rrie d to the e f
required. They were hangers |
Bruton ...... .... 12,360 tu k cu on u to u r o f th i* city and tion was p erfo rm ed O cto b e r 20. s tru cte d to w r ite to the Atlantic
Mr. H aggu rd , "sh o w th a t th e re a r c te m p le.
of erstwhile court which, sic “
l u r e . M iller .. . . . . 10,000 then driven to O r l a i- i ' where they T h u t he would be able to alteud C o a s t L in e R a ilro a d Company in fe c t th a t no m o re toll funds be ex
A
physician
wus
oummonod
and
Wight ...... .. .. 10,000 a r e now a tte n d in g th e d is tr ic t c o n the opening o f C o n g re s s D ecem ber r e fe r e n c e to th e c r o s s in g to Wood Pended on the T itu s v i l le road until 2,000 e x - s e r v ic e inen who die e v the man was rushed to & hospital founding of the Iiepubtic has
ery month and th a t If they do not
Golson .......... .... 10,000 v e n tio n o f th e A la b a m a -Hid H o n d a I had been considered
assured , bind P a r k , its condition and block authorized and m ade o f fic ia l by tbe happen to have these ap p lica tio n s where his wound was given mudi- maintained on a dlmHiahtd i
cou
nty
Itoard.
C
o
m
m
ls
lo
n
er
Kndor
The removal of the boy emj
Dooly .........
nhysiciuns said in re v ie w in g the ing.
.... 10,000 clubs.
cal attention. It was said by doc.
C u r i e t t oppored th e motion.
Mr. filled o u t when they die. t h e y r e tors at the hospital that there is from tho forbidden city wal
Among those in the
•use
Henry ..... . . . . . 10,000
h‘‘ parly
i t ) n ,i
pat rents cas
e today.
today, I l i a p ro g re ss
The notary
public
bond*
o f Blcdkoe wus a u th o rize d
to spend ceiv e only orxc-balf as much as i f a chance that the man might re elded upon by Feng Yu Hi
re re J e f f Da* bail iw
.oll B0, s a t i s f a c t o r y th a t it
ice Malm ... .... 10,000 riving on the hunt were
been
they had t h e i r claim i n ."
J a m e s K . G r a m ]in g , J . G. Michael, (2U5 on th e M idway road.
jr r n
new heed of the Chlncee
th e
s e n a to r
rtu Aycock .. ... 10,000 ley. of Birmingham, Ala., ...d istrict 1had been e xp e cte d
k n , Vi
Il was further learned th at only cover
and W . E . M a i le r * w ere uproved.
W
illia
m
so
n
i
wou|j
be
a
ble
to
lea
v
e
th
e
hospital
,
M
r.’
Goodspeed
Vtas
fu
r
th
e
r
au
regime
who
secured
tho
ap(
Should
Iteeb
recover,
It
waa
in
Rankin____ ._ 10,000 secretary; Governor
LL' *
A r t h u r K n a p p uppeared before thorised to place a certain amount one-fourth cf the ex-aervico men
dicated by authorities th at the of his tutbinel* Under new a
Dutton ........ .... 10,000 of B l u e Mountain. Ala., nntl F r e d j nex| week.
th e board in r e g a r d to the wrecking of tile on the Goldenrod Maitland have lilted out their aoplicatlonx.
Just
before
midnight
the
attend
ment
tltic.i
of
the
housaho
C
.
W
.
P
a
r
k
e
r
,
c
f
Chicugo,
interna
B . H ag an ... .... 10,000
Joe Chittenden will be in charge man will he examined to detsrmlne
o f his a u t o m o b ile recently.
The
the deposed Manchu Dynuat;
whither or dot he la detntntcd.
W illiam s
._ 10,000 ti o n a l s e c r e t a r y . D e le g a te s fro m ing physicians issued • bulletin m a t t e r was r e f e r r e d to the city a t xoad at a low place. A motion car of thU work. It waa announced.
stating
there
had
been
“absolutely
abolished. The allowance o
ried
instructing
the
clerk
to
notify
t
h
e
D
a
to
y
n
a
B
e
a
c
h
club
w
ere
also
G r iffin ...... .... 10,000
i
no change In Senator L o d g e 's con torney.
Volusia county authorities that tha
Bari in Jaxs drummer has com fonder emperor wae reduced
Soon wa may expect to sea
*1 S ta ff o r d
.... 10,000 a m o n g th e p a r t y , h a r i n g f > n e p r e dition.” He was atill unconscious,
The p e titio n o f C. L. Byrd in re lighter at the Titusville ferry 1» someone launch
to cx-me
t y Stokes .. — 10,000 vio u sly to Ja c k s o n v i ll e
an “ O w n-Your- mitted suicide, which may eerve as iflOO.OQQ to 1600,000 itnne
a warning nnd no u im p lfc _____ yniSfc tshrdl ? t aahnilen ur
ri Loing ___ - - 10,000 down a s f a r a s S a n f o n i on th e b oa t it was said, an he bgd been since gard to the culvers on W est PIret lit bod condition.
A
atu**
movement.
noon yesterday. '
~V
*
> t v •
■i'L. . J,
*
« Wilson — 10,000 w ith th e v a rio u s o th e r d e le g a te s .
'r flW ' fi ^ * ^ * 1
V
“I
iat|
a
sin Legion Rail
Ut‘u Is At W ork
County Commissioners Purchase 51*
Flags for Armistice Day Decorating
Kiwanis Delegates
Lo. Are GuCxSts Local Little Hope Held
Club On Thursday For Recovery Of
Henry Cabot Lodge
I.egion Will Again Orlando M a n Tries
To l ake His Own Life
Assist I n Filling Ry Shooting Himself
Out Bonus Blanks
INTESTANTS
•I) AT NOON
2,000 Manchus A rc
Turned Out Peking!
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INDICATED AS 16
* »
U h e P crr m a s
REACHED THE b o i l 006
DiO MOO *-
BR1N6 THE
MONEY AND
Point in t h e $50. ooo
DAMAGE EAJTT AGAINST
t h e m a gic m u o c o -
omo investigation, was lending
o field in Montana with n mar
in sufficient to make him np*«r reasonably certain of rc-olcc.
SciniethiUg
W ro n V ffcrc."
HEY ARE'
M 'T ir i:
____
*,
s a i .k
•mi . .f tin- C i r c u i t C o u r t o r t h e 8 . v-
NUTMEG I
n , , 't t o r K c m l n o l e C o o u
, A p r i l :.r. 1 9 1 1 . |„ , h(. PMW. „ r
it- i . ..pie Hunk of Sanford Vn c
" s
e x e c u t i o n b r i n g |,nn..l
i
‘7 m m court
Al t ,
1 I d e l. In said o m i t t e d eniiN.V* M" " •,""«? recorded In II ohI
1,1
t>
OVER THE TESTIMONY
OP FIFTY BEAUTIFUL
WITNESSES FOP THE .
DEFENCE----%
0N TH E MEANTIME. **
HORNBLOWER ANO
A MYSTERIOUS STRANGEf
are securing Signatures
of EACH WITNESS To A
LE6AL DOCUMENT AND
ARE FAYING THEM A
S um or- m o n ey —
WHAT CAN IT MCAM?
HAS HORNBlOWER
TbPNED TRAITOR *?
w iu
M l K i t IK K 'N
enra l n d l e l . i l C i r c u i t of t h e S t a r . ..f
t h e c e n t u r y i s raging
The result In both New Mexico
and Wyoming wni surrounded with
much uncertainty because of the
nlownexs In fath erin g thc returns.
In Colorado where two senate (
M ats were at stake, Senator Phipps
{ R ) was leading Senator Adams
(D ) and Hire W. Means (It) w.m
lending Morrison S}u»froth, ( D/ .
I
'l.m gaining a sent in Mumii’chUsetts, the Republienns cle< ted
Frederick II. tilllctt, spenkei «>f
i «'’. l l i ■•house over Davit! I. Wnlrh,
(ho Democratic incumben..
In
Kentucky, Fred M. Sneketl (ID
Yfon over Senator A. Owsley Stnnley (I)) while in Oklahoma i. ap
peared that W. 11. Pine. (It) had
defeated J. C. Walton, (in* I»•mu*
i » cratic candidate, who ran on ..n
Anti-Ku Klux KInn platform
V Other Republicans elected to t It •
spate or who had substantial
. Untds over the Democraric oppon; ,cn ts were T. Coleman Dupont, nt
Delaware, who defeated .lame:. M.
Tunnel), (I) ) ; Charles S. IVncen,
Who came in ahead of e. field . f
six in Illinois; Senators tap p e r , 1
Kansas, Ilorah el Idaho, t e n. !
Mns of Michigan, lor both the.
short and long term s: Norn of
Nebraska; Kej.-s,
New II.-mm
OK
It. I. • ••tint > r e f..Ids. | have I,>vled
■
, "; ; ' li i u a
vVK
k a c r > b vi **n
'1 > » *'plx: 'lieclM
.,
f e e t R unt o f S o u t h *;
i . S e c t i o n 2 S. T o w n
o f I t a n g e 31 Horn,•
r u n TV e a t fo.l K c e t . t l i e n e - .Y o rth t o
1 a p o i n t o n t h e m e a n d e r l i n e o f L o t’
1 • t l i e n r o In K n S t c r l v d i r e c t i o n a l o n g
1 m e a n d e r l i n e o f L o t I. t o a p o in t
I m m e d i a t e l y N o r t h o f t h e p o in t o f
,; b r g l n i i l n j r . I l i e n e e S o u t h t o p o in t o f
I b r g l l l l n g . M i l W ill Hell t h e Millie, o r
an m u c h t h e r e o f n>i la n e c r a a n r y t o
a n t l a f y mild e x e c u t i o n , b e f o r e tile
S e m in o le C o u n ty C o u rt ito iiao d oor
ni S n n ' o n l .
K lo rld u . o n
M onday.
I» e e e n i lo 1 1* 1. 1B2 I.
T e r m a o f Hair
Ci iah n o d |oir.d in n e r t o p m f o r d eed.
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AMD S ' b A j m e R
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SoMCTiIINCi
YES F I D O H ER E 'S T e O
CovC s FOR Y O U
Birr DON'T BAR k
YO t C U D - wiC.
DON'T W AN T
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t
■' . MADE
• B l i C MET " •
vANMOT
SANFORD, FLO RID A.
nntcc that U u ;
contract wii^u1
3
Sealed bids jvlll bo-received by
Cl* the contr^
? the City of Snnford, Florida at the
a p o i n t 1231
N..II..V IN hereby given that under nt
w e x tW o rn e r lot
at, I i » Mrtue of nn execution Issued ship IB, S o u l h
AArjx'rv -’MRS
T h e l e g a l b a t t l e Of
1
Tee has bion formally dedThe structure cost *25,000,
MRS NUTMEG &
YOU SibN
YOUR NAME
tiGMT HERE 1 V tc,
HP-HERE
DOCUMENTS
___. ?
!ti P R O P O SA L F O t t G A S H O L D E R
By T A Y t t
c
or **°ndi win ha.
offiee of the. City Commission, PnlSpcciflcati
’
metto Avenue, until Two-Thirty
KOYlock. Monday, November 10, nerr, 427 V; ’
vine. Fr. k"‘
* hl‘ t'itjr (•
thc r*prht to Hjj
or to accept «u,i
thc , p5t intemt,
CITY (X
Uy W. a
M HAND.
S h e r i f f . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . K in.
20
N. . i
11- 1 3 . 2 0 - 2 7
BE
That
w it n e s s e s
ARE BEING
BR iOED FOR
t h is a r e
MOT
Was $1500
'^ERUiEWED
until a f t e r
Th e y l e a v e
the s t a n d
WHAT THEN
•S t h e
G ranger's
MiSS io n
IlTCd tor playing "Onward Chn*t
Ion .Soldiers" a> a wulding mnreh
!>robably had ti belligerent wife.
Republican Victory B A L D WI N HA S
(iains In Magnitude TROUBLK WITH (
As Count Continues PARTI, LEADER ’!
M EM BERS HOUSE
A N D SEN A T E I N
N E X T CONGRESS
OMahonin.
(Continued from Page I )
(furher.
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now
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S e m in o le M u d s o n - E s s
Ferry.
Me I Virginia
Iluehmniiii.
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\\ isronsin
S c h a f f n . Itiewnr
SANFORD, FLA
\VK HAVE
1, 00 MCVS I ' M !
Hit lilt OWN
I \ IH K S -
51.00
l .l I t S O N S
I l l.l
*5.00 M EN'S
1 .SIMONKJ»
udies’ Silk und W ool Dre.sse
I l i a I c u ii't
$ 9.95
be heal
$ 25.00
IIK ST C K A D K
lib-IN.
HO Y S
At Prices Worth-while
PER
YARD
V H rM n y
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Second
„ , BYtjouvr-'CAMfr
\ ( UWOEPS^elP ALE WS
Claaa
” • VioVidV. ? - H
VI
K
H ere is some com mon sen se and
I tion found in American schools.
a
n
idea that will be new to m o s t |
Judffo Alfred J. Talley, of General Sessions, New York
______g
l
l
U
t
people.
Willinm V a n I)c (\VnlI,
I
I
B
4
N
—
IOI.LAKD I City, the oldest nnd probably the busiest judge of n criminal
u . i i o w A n u M c n o . . - ____ M anaarr
a
P
ennsylvania
s t a t e o ffic ia l, n j t i :
court In the United States, is the latest authority to con
la A t r * * p
r h o a r MS tribute to what is becoming an imposing collection of opinions “ Our inte llectual l if e has p r o g r e s - j j
an
.a rn sm iP T io M iia t k *
nil charging the schools with turning out citizens that have srd at a m ore rapid r a t e than p b r |if
Year.. .17.00 Six Month* IS.f.O
emotional
developnfer.t,
..vered In City by Cnrrlrr, pe. had nothing in the way of religious or moral training.
- T „ht e iI Ji -*•
ek Me.
W e ek ly Edition » : no
"I am not attacking 1he public school as such”, Judge i straggle <*f very primitive
TTw._________ _____
Talley
is quoted in a New York newspaper, "but that style! motl,cI
reveal me theniM l . KOTI('»:i
All nliltunry
! l
Ire*, r a n t * of llianka. resolution* nf education is hopeless, unrounded and incomplete which |driven throughimperious emotionJ notice* of e n ie rialtim ent* where
i r y * " are made w ill he rliorged trains the mind and excludes the training of the heart and :,:1 ‘Icninml*. with present dny
a t r a v n la r advertlelna ralen
will. The loss of religion has left a gap nofffnly
persottaVt
m e n t i i k a s s o c i a t f i k p b k m lives but in the moral life «>f the community. The State is idainud by many scientists -t*be
tie Aaaoclated IVi-Hi Is exrlus- responsible for the conditions, and it is up to the stale to 111 ,,l<'
"f mBnv ntenUlWpir entitled to the uae for rejnih'• , in«»lo n of nil n r » « illspntrlirs make the deficiency in training good. Th<* cniV Ivny Tirf.lHn
'
■ •
CJ H
f a * ‘credited to It or not otherwise rred1,1 "th»r;word>'. modem mnirwa ’]
, • died In thin paper and ale*, tt.e l.<eal character,is through religion, and we’ve been so niuqh afraid
1 - f W l puhtlahed herein
All rlnhla that one religion would got the jump cn another that w.* an *nlit'hlerird twentieth century
yepilhllralloii of epeelnl dispatch) l ft’ herein
have adopted cowardly rotirce of t limin itinjr all religion i*i'''le< t obevit^g imd jcivina p ito -■
a
re
nlen
reserved
W ••____
from our schools."
rtive enr linn"."
• s ‘ 1
**■■? F R I D A Y , NOVfvMMKU 7. 1921
Judge
Talley
was
undoubtedly
fully
aware
when
lie
mule
1
m
wr,,in‘t
,>r‘
iff1’ \
\
_ £ 2 L
"A
l
GEMEtzaSiTY
- I
.
-
,
r .
u
fV" 7
*
!
> . •
v
•
a
Or.c me;V as i
•
'■
up to b e a*iild,
s t
No woman U t5 ^
she ilri tsc: l.'.e ttst’l
a. i*S7.
’B I B L E T H O U G H T F O R T O D A Y , t h a t a s s e r t i o n t h a t i! is b o p e l t . - s n o w a d a y s t o ■ ill u j m n i K ?
i i.,
f
»
,
■
,
,
|
i
I*.
.„ m ,h
n
h e m e s f o r I h e r e l i g i o u s t r a i n i n g b o y s a n d g n ! * : ! nu > lie r i T I I B W O R D : — »> enrtli.
.
> .
i____ , k ..
.,f i h e i v e i v i n g .
l i e s e e s a i h a l m - l o t t h e h ! . » ! e t o pi l s i u l t t r a i t i t g
i n t o t h e c o u r s e s Ilf s t u d y o f till p u b l i c m b o o i s , a n d m i|;e
s u c h t r a i n i n g r o m p u l s n r v . The It* n g s m u - t l i b it t o g o n:t
T U B T R I C K O F I .A l'C JI I T K lt
i |t) t h e i r c a r e l e s s , i r r e l i g i o u s f a s h i o n , u n t i l a g e n e r a t i o n o f
w p ^ h who had m u ch;
' 1 p i y i i . hmifcr. n rrg n i trniii
i )
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THE SANFORD 1IERAI.E,
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER
7, 1924.
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I Tti.il n
i ; 1 1Tvan, p n r r h a s e r of ftc aie in tlte nnms of V*.
T ax ( ’e rt i r i c o t e No. Stf«. d ated th e
f i l l s * * said r e r t i r t c n t e s
5th dny a t Ju n e . A. 1).
h a s redeemed nrcnrillnn to law
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"will
* ' Issue “th ereon on Ills
filed
saids ecrtlflcata
e r t i f i c a t eIn Inmym )offlc*
ide
f o r Tax
and h a s m ad
e .app lication foj
JVptf to
law:
Mil lit
f"Mowina
listed In
idal
lendar
The following clipping from the
Unique in every detail w«* the
“Apopka Chief" in one of the dinner shower given by Mrs. Sher-
many
p re n u p tia l
p a r t ie s
with mnn Moorc. Urednenday‘'‘honoring
which Mrs. Link w as honored:
Miss Ju lia U i n ^ ' n ' b r i d e elect of
A p r e tty pre-nuptial compliment this month. On the place cards of
rting; W e s t m i n i s t e r
esbyterinn
chu rch, to Mias I r m a A r n e r t whose m a r - j each guest was an order of what
r i a g e to T . F . L in k , will be an she wns detailed to do in the s e r v
[ Ar t hu r Moore, c o r e v e n t o f S u n d a y , w a s th e m iscel ing of the dinnur.
|Avenue and
1 3 th
laneo us sh o w er g fven on F rid ay
The t a hies, set for four were
a fte r n o o n by M rs. C. Ellwood Knl- daintly decorated with pink crepe
Shower: h on oroes: b a ch .
1
paper.
In the ce nter of each a
ng and B u r k e S t e e l e ;
L a v e n d e r and yellow were the
ink lighted candle was placed.
R. K. E l d r i d g e , M r s.
p r e v a ilin g co lo rs and to c a r r y out
The dinner was served in two
L and Miss M a r g a r e t
th is d a in ty color schem e the h o s t
Th e first
course con
1 of Mrs. E ld rid g e , e s s used q u a n titie s of wild flow (nurses.
sisted of chicken salad, with c r a c k ers.
T h e r e w ere shaded lights, t r s and olives; the second of hot
tption— I T e s b y t c r - too. c a s t i n g 1' a ro sy glow over the w affles and coffee.
p r e ttily d eco rated rooms to add to
m.
A f t e r the kitchen police force
[Woman’s C lu b ; 4 to t h e i r a t t r a c t iv e n e s s .
bad cleared the dishes nwnv. Mrs.
T h e s h o w er wns especially well Moore presented the honoreo with
and the a box decorated attractiv oiv with
3 (lf M. E . C h urch planned as a s u rp ris e
L. M. N ott. M y r tle guejfts had all assem bled to w e l pink crepe pa tier, in which w as
co m e th e honoreo upon her a r r i v concealed the shower
of lovely
nt.
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show er; h on orec, al.
An a p p ro p ria te contest a f g ifts .
merit of M cthod id st forded the g u e s ts much pleasure,
The guests included Mosdantes,
hnnoree. M iss J u l - and M iss ’ B o h " Lynch the winner 11. K. Eld ridge, Kohv l.:iing, Mor
bmc of Sirs. T . K, w a s awarded an a t t r a c t iv e prize. ris Spencer. E. E. flrady, E rn e st
W hen it had been announced that (to rm ley , Arthur Monro. Herbert
in. m.
.. . . . ,
., ,
th e re w as " a washout on the line” Russell, ,.
Siturdsy
ni ri Austin. /.eh R a tl iff ,
p to r y H o u r; L i b r a r y th e b rid e -e le ct wns invited into n K r . t oolM'r ami M im
lU'hU’k ;
cozy little bed room and here she Midst’s S a m
W am -n
K a ^ tiih
m.
found; a clo th e s
line
extended M arg aret Kohei ts. Lillian SbmhollMnnd.iV
Killmir Appl i n g, M a r t h a I trown
pr of Coiigregationnl acro ss the room, which hold an
Mr*. Jo h n M eisch, i " , s o rtm en t of ribbon hound ph <V- and Mi ss e s Ru t h a mi
Al l i e ( i i l rrct. 3 p. rn.
"«*•«. T h e g i f t s wore then open
•I
,,
.
,
iJg c ; Social D e p a rt-J*d ^ a n d passed fo r th e inspection
.ilrs. .Minin. was
assisted in
ca rin g for her g u ests
bv Miss
inn's Club; club house o f the g u e s ts wh oshared the hon
tim e's delight in the w ay of beuu- tie* tv Muriel and Mrs. Don W h i t
tifu l and useful a rtic le s .
comb.
ruc-tlay
F r i d a y Mr. and Mrs. K mIlimb
of Wesley; M etho dist
c e le b r a te d t h e i r first wedding ON HONOR ROl 1
7:;t0 p. m.
tbrough
cling P hilnthea c l a s s n iv e r s a r v and M rs, K alhach was 1 T h e f ul l o wi n g mi mt 1- ,
the guests s om e e r r o r , we r e not on t he honor
burrh, class p a rlo rs , surtirisecl. too. vPhen
presen ted h e r n bea u tifu l
linen roll list o f t he g r a m m a r school
luncheon set a s a m em ento of the whu b was pr i nt e d
several days
jjtunnl m eeting Wornoccasion
ago:
ub House; !»:30 n. m.
Th e
h o s te s s
served deliei —
G eorge S to in o ff. J a n e T o rren ce.
Iplnesduy.
pnrndise flout, candies and salted Theodore Thprnley
ami Ernnces
pnincss m e e tin g Wont- nu ts lit lavender and yellow cups. F oste r.
tb House; 3 p. in.
| The a ffa ir
was a
delightful
co u rte s y and the cordial hnsiiitCUTI N O T I C E
' alltv was re flected iti ever*' delall
» for th e E v e n in g
FKKSH FRUIT
and
w* mllil. I l>axton IssuesW arnm g
Newman. |To Radio IOntliusiasts
VEGETABLES
F re sh O y s t.T s Daili
ItO V A J. F i t F I I t o
Next to W e a lrrn Fniiin
m r a.
viti) cJ«-‘ire to nrmtf
uf>t. .1 to muki
bnof
rt -
E l e c t r i c a l i n s p e c t o r llnxt<>n t ml i n
H ollan d .
shall ' lie
l a a deed
15lh d ay
I
vHater.r There*I* non®11better than
W atch to t aymptomi’ o? worms
Thaap
o f *!
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SKiltrtrdSfflSP'ffl
p r o p e rt y sitdlc*celt.ed
nod seal this the Bth d a y of Novemher, A. l>. l » I t .
B. A. DoU bl.A BS.
(Heult
Clerk C lr cu t C o urt,
Hemlnnle County. F lo rid a,
tty A. SI. W M BK S, II. C.
Nov. 1. II, I I . S». TteC* 6. II .
inlnole t 'o u____
i i t )_. Florida.
tn-wlt: W t t of NKM o f H i m . Sec.
I T«|>. I I H. Ha line JO 11 50 acres
Tim said land being assessed at the
n
,
Mrs. J . W e lling ton ,and l i t t l e [
" f * » h CfrtU
d a u g h ter Lesley l e f t ThesdftY fo r
F t . Lauderdale.
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1
F r a n k Donaldson returned W e d
nesday night fro m
a ftriv fla y s
busin ess trip to Dublin. Git.
t
M r s. Annie Cooper, and m o th e r
M rs. E. T . T u rlin g to n , o f 'M arsbill. N. C., arrived
Friday w id ,.
Mnflnrc llnllr a« thW.
will be guests o f
th i
fo ttn ers !
F vch Idk o » Tid**
aon. R . F . Cdoppr fo r th e n e x t f f w
w in te r months.
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Mrs. T . P. L ink, Nee Dinner Shower For
Irm a A rn e rt Honored Miss Ju lia Lang Is
W ith Surprise Shower
Very Unique A ffair
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Ufa.. If'J^ou have.reason to t
your cWW hK*-Worriik, a c t i
Give the little one a dose oY
of
Whlte’ii Cream . Venn!
Worms cannot exist where
time-tried and xucccssful ran _
used. It drives out the worms
restores the rosy hue of health to
baby checks. Price 35c. Sold by
U n io n Pharmacy.
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Fresh Oysters
D A IL Y
F ru its
and V e g e ta b le s In
Season^
Rcnponnbiu V rices
R O Y A L F R U I T CO.
Next
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| No
2.11, ilnled Ml.. Iril day o t Jttl>
pllcAlp.n let Tax 1*eetl In Isxilo In
nr.-ur.lattre with law. SaUl c o r t t f *
following 4 '
rilti* rill lira few 111*
svrllictl prop.»rt> sltnittril In .Seminote I' ount v, Kim Ida, lo -w tti y b
of » :1J of HI-;., of N K 11 . Hrc. 51
Story By REX BEACH
Fall Slippers
Comedy F. 0. B.
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Afternoon W ear
F ill
IIIIIIH IlIR m illU llia ilIR S IIS S B M n llB llllir llllllS
un i
..i >\\ t of S K l , S* •
T o t> 2 “ s Katum 2'i F 10 i h t o
T i • su it I,it..I I., .o s ;,-H. - - . - . I ni tt"
j lit.I ot tlo I — mill, e of kill'll corn
f I nk not* n
luATKST LIST IN SPOUTWFAR
I’a ris
Singer Sewing Mnchinen
Trrm x lit ^ull
W . II. M r F A K IiA N O
i-i itn
S K M 1 N 0 1 . E F P R ( ’ (>I'h.i.ir i m i - w . :ti:i t> > i i«t " i .
All brush
n ic e s o b s
Prices Range $1.75 to $S.75
M. K RO N EN
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ma a a ■■ a s n a h a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
Raul Wiiitehurst
San fo rd
Instructor in \ iolin
til. 1o .• 1'
i SI itiiin hours !l
m. Sal unlays only
Itoom :i(ir> lsl Nat. Hank UliiL'.
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A t e . nl
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W 1 I II
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Lloyd Shoe Store
Street.
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Am
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F a ll mmlidk included in thi* selling
have jin ii4r »>f smi4rt sim p licity tlmt
\s must in trig u in g . T h e ir lines m e
riv a l-c u t, in kevping with fii-ihloli's
trend toward plain, g r a c e fu l e f •
fi'cts.
llv r e is a m m b l o f Black
iSucdc . Fine Mack s a tin in n a r
row struji e f f e c t s and beaited gore
I'Urnps, too nrv represented.
o r ig in —
■on il
u ’ll want niii ni!<t a - mion u* you vo
od wind and henvy -h c n r u l collu'
Me hux c
I inn ot coti'i s and sizer.
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$
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The Bobbed Hair Sweater
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1
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“BIG BROTHER”
T wj t 2H H. IliitiKo
K. ID a c r e s
tlo- - mI.I lull.I I*clog iissessetl at t l "
f l at— of til.* I i - i u i i . ' r of Stu ll c er t I
fl. i.te Iti t lie iiMtiie of .1 F r a i l e r ,
Tt . al K .1 It vim i mr c t i a s e r *>f
Titv <Vrtlfl>-ulc No 2l"i ilatcil tin
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TOM MOORE
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r Meeting
r IweninK
evening, at th e M»Ihc mcmlM'rs n f the
siiter. Order o f Delnc i.f 'lie b e s t me e t
ivr held t h i s s e a s o n .
Bber of t he me mhe r . xnd the e n t i r e e v e
| af la |.
|.|«v and d a n c e w e r e
ll was a l so a g r e e d
b t me e t i ng woul d be
pep meet i ng pm I t h a t
(Jiiiiitel'e w o u ld f u r imni cni tot t h e e v e
Xii\ si. ike a (ion som e
were of vita l i ill tile wel t a l e
o f 1he
I Here member a g re e d
With . f i l l e r s of * he
|z«|i"ii iii e t t l i n g the
in g the in s ta lla tio n of a e ria ls o
various homes of this eitv
" R a d i o in s ta lla tio n s , said
Mr
I ’a x to n a r e being tiut in by sotlie
who are u n fa m ilia r with or ( 441 e
less about the d a n g ers
of
lin
overhead a e ria l
ll i« lightning in
Tester and ground must he u- d"
Radio o u tfits of this kind are a
fire hazzard and come uruler tinsupervision of tile Kleetrieal
do
pnrtinent o f the eity
S o r b in . I
s t a l l at i o n . - f ound not
x mg
With t he N til t onal Coil"1 will be . . i n
d e m n e d and
ills.'*oiliinie.l
m a d e s e t e at o nc e
TO
Ta\
l l n n l . s now O p e n
of
Slate and County Taxes
Mrs. II ft. NtackhuUa.* and spa.
o f New S m y r n a
aj'e sp e n d u o f a
few da vs in S a n fo r d th e g u e s ts of
Mrs. Je n n i e V a u g h an .
LUMBAGO!
Hpi-n fu i
E \ h I HI K S S T R O N G
t ra tin g S t. J a c o b s
Oil
Rub in right
on
vour
painful
b a ck , and in s t a n t
ly
the
sotencss,
stiffn e ss
and
lam en ess
dlsap
pears.
Don t stay
crip p le d ’
Get 41
35c bottle of St.
Jacobs
<hi from
yftur druggist
A
moment a fte r it Is
applied you’ll won
der what
became
of
the backache
o r lumbago puin.
In use fo r fib yvurs for lumbago,
b a ck a ch e, s ciu llca . p cu ia lg ia . I heu
mntu.ni ot
sprains.
Absolutely
h a r m le s s .
Do*>sn t burn the skin
soothing,
A
tr a llo w f i l F t
i I f - a i t j it m i
i*l
Iw "
|>a> n m iit m
p i <i|>t 1 1 >
( 'u lR v tu r .
a**
Siii'cial prcpunitions liaxe Initt made l"i’ *liis
Sat iinljtx fvftit
f'oi I In- n-mnimlfi "I It" v\ni
tel Nfiisun. cm tl Snlnid.iv will tn;ik’ wdm- "I
ft|iial worth.
I f n i i u t i l c t o Hlmjt i n III I . s o n . ............
Sr'in tm iU * *
8
( 'retonnes
;{‘)c yard
Regtllm $ 1 7 5 qualilv.
pore silk hose that lellito
tlli'ir -blip,'
t idols i<l
Id,,, k w hite. g r< ) . <mini
nmn, Ini g c and h 11 w H
i
\b.oit
:Mam \ iti'iis •'!
I'm itmi Mills ' letoii ns
M i n d e d foi p i , sent ill loll
at ll',1
VUld
I'i'tlvllls
I opied 11 bill et< 1"iis 1hut
s. It at $1 .ii to » i j urd.
At SI .10 pair
— 11 a*III
iS M J
o
lo ts l o c a t e d in e v e r y s e c t i o n o f t h e c it> .
a re r ig h t, an d you cu n ’t h e a t th e te rm s.
. P. CONNELLY & SONS
Phone 4>L
olia Ave-
M otts
>E
$175
—-I Imig
lW .n l
w it h colltir a t tin h
ed
Generously cut
12 I " 14
DAILY
o
.T!»c yard
rl***»r---
Hoys Shirts
$1.39
OLD HALL PARK
|2 SHOW
J Down—$15.00 P er Month
M/ >
Saturday al SI..TJ
— II (i ! n I'liiMr—
PtCO M BIN EO H SM BuCT
M N CELERYSPRAY
KILLS BLIGHT
W IL D A N IM A L K X H IW T iO fft
| j U 5 T I M P O W I P l| l T H i m n W O P I A N C N T IR IT Y
•ilirer Plants Costs t.es»—i« durable
Reliable Growers
laitig this spray to their satisfaction.
P L A C E -V O U U O R D E R
N. Wilson
918 Myrtle Ave.
BARBARIC, LVMCAL SRtCTACLE
With 1039 I’POpL'.Ho; sc y fl. yli ^n ts ■tH,<
R . l ' d i n i J u n g l e - 8 >F d M a n R i R g l ’ S
Z 0 0 CIRCUS-HIPPODROME
^ 4 0 0 A R F N IC
L1AROES1
I
STABS
I
Petti bockers
$3.75
New (iirdles
$5.75
T h is
al lib t n
gi i dl,
l o t l > or I zed
b i i , he
, last n ills.-I11 is
s t i a l g h t bi o
of
liUA
Itttfl
$.*1.25 Salrday
Brassieres
65c
T o he wo r n in plat •• "I
p e t t i co a t -• e x t e n d s below
knee
M a d e o f silk .lei
se)
ill c ol or s o f mi x) ,
purpl e, Ke l l y, t al i , henna,
a n d biuc'k.
W e l l f i t t i ng
s i z e s of tl t o U.
T h i s is t ne n a r r o w liras
s o re Mini lias pr o v e n pop
ii In ■ t hi s
season.
Ma de
of me r e u ized I m g e t t e in
f l us h s ha de.
S i x e s 30 t o
3 t> ut
S a tu rd a y a t S.'LT.’i
0 5 c S a tu rd a y
Crepe de Chine
$1.49 yard
A
$0 inch Crepe «<f
f a s t dyed color*. S p e
cial purchaso to sell to
cclorx o f while, junk,
d e l , peach orchid and
turquoise S a tu rd a y al
$ 1 ,4 9 y a rd
— Main Floor
Radio Silk
' 95c
34 Inch, all silk radlutn— to b * u»cd for
princes* aim*.
or* o f w h ite,
and black a t
98c yard
2 f ;P
i
In ill t i t , h i Mg
i i in h, mb
Mi
Dol
pink,
— Mala Fl«**r—
— 1‘lwur
Crepe Satin
$2.49 yard
Thln S ilk t ’rejie S a tin
would usually be a $3.50
seller. P urchased at u
m arket
b rea k .
We
sd| it S a tu rd a y in (*olors o f brown, and black
A t $ 2 .4 9 y a rd .
— Main Fluor—
Piuse Crepe
59c yard
In O rie n ta l p a t t e r n *
f o r kirmniag. 30 Inches
wide In n av y , lavender,
blue, g r a y an d pink.
Saturday at 59c yd
— Mala
F lo o r—
Tickets on Sale Clrcua Day Only at Bower’s Drujf Store .
Same Pride as at Grounds.
« ld i
jliiA
IN a n d
JUc y a r d .
I b i s i- il lull "7 inch flannel
in pink and com binations of
•i lor s
15c \artl
Ila by Sae(|ue
95c
L* ^u!nr
They liii*
mini. • I ill wool am! n»nn’ in
whit* willi Mu«’ or pink 11 mi
Sal tirday 9Hc
l| I *M ■*
%i It It It
A p n »n s
Ilalf-Off
Rulihvrized h o u s e h o l d
nproMH
R e g u la r
Ii5c
to
$1.45. Sat in day lit half Ihut.
Be ea rly to buy.
— Mnls Fluor
— 1'luu r T w u —-
(Oris Gowns
98c
*C
Wool Skirts
$14.98
R e g u larly
Made
of
good
Duality
cnm hin
usual sellers
at
$12'
It untiled w lilt etnli|older) a^d t ll' lis.
$|0 .5 0 — brushed
wool s k ir ts with e la s tic band
at the w a ist
am! white.
Rsr
-- V'llMif T m t
I hr* *-—
— I I»n»r I it *»—
—
—-F l u o r X‘w
[C O b iflM A O E N
I'hom*
Pigeon Hose
$1.45
Regular
a
! ‘i
Priscilla, Personal Sli*»|*|»«*r wiio will tm\ tm >oti.
for von.
y
SANFORD M O V
Saturday..., AXV./ V <
:s! Lots! Lots! \
I t c gul i i r
1, 41,1
•“--
JNO. D. JINKINS
la \
.
l'*li»or—
Outing Flannel
15c yard
$:t.7.ri
s Iniw n L\ \" t i r ilct'il.
pene
— Ifni**
I *,Id i» :u i 11 im iiiv c
In
With
i I,..
ub
l l i f n i n i i l l i cl N '(i\i til!a i
III Miak
i ug l i n | i t i r \ a ln u il l . i x i - a i w . i \ s g i \ »
I lu-
i Hlais laces and insertion *
" to il inches wide. F o r m e r
ly *Jfn to $1,
S n tu r d n > at
half price.
Silk Teddies
$3.75
a i'1' H"W
illS c w U U lt c l
and $ 1 1 0 0
■— I Inil r I n i*-—
t l t e p a \ tni'til " I S t a l l ' a m i
< >11111 > T t l V i s
|ver Oil
\ ita m in e s
is
l he t a x
$ |o (io
Salmdas al So and
I ‘f l i j U ' f t V n w t i i't ’s w i l l |d r;iM ' l a k e
im tig i' l l i a l
I a •t i n i l
' "s, the o r i g i n a l a n d
J L iv e r O i l T a b l e t s . "
lb g u h n
•v
f ig
Laces At
Half-Price
b lo w n and g ra y sp i'd i' p u n i|'
hi one strap models.
T un lVr Cent Hisrounl allowcil tor
I’m men I in Noxcniliri
KUs-ed
I ) knows th at
n a sty
3 -iii. lling i ’oil I.iv e r Oil
"f \ itam ines and is a
flesh
producer
and
I’llt or
| siint- to swallow th e
blf whop
those wuiibis McCoy's Cod LivIst' are ju st as good
lake.
•k* tablets for GO ce n ts
v thm man or woman
«t least fi pounds in
im> v hack
Ask Bow ii v or J . C Dean D ru g
' good dtuggikt uny-
Pumps
Half-Price
lor l ':n m eiil
Ho l e - ,
k id n e v s cuiisii
b a ck a ch e! No!
Vour b a ck a ch e is caused by lum
lingo, rh e u m a tis m or a -tr a in and
■the q u ic k e s t re lie f
!
Save Saturday in Orlando— Shop at Dickson-Ives
line.
In b u ff
I1 4 .W K
PI»M*F T i t
20 Flannel
and Woolens
$19.50
We wired the New York oftii-o,
"G et
us
Homvihtitg
really
good for Solurdny
xnlu."
T h i * is the answer.
F r o c k * honestly worth |2il.5U
iii black, navy, cocoa.
All
tdztw Jtl to 44. S a tu rd a y they
w ill hurry nut at
$ 1 9 .5 0
23 Woolen
Frocks, $22.95
All now— a ll a ctu a l $:Uf.dtJ
value* — in finely
tailored
Woolen*. B e sure to *eo these
and * r i e c t ut
•
|k || f l
.
*
$ 2 2 .9 5
$'§1i • I J-
. i.
■..i. ■t
_________ r n
�-5 S
'Trin
'
• l’.. '
' V..
I1W ILW
’ J ~*
PAG E
FQ U R
V *7iP vt*u
THE SANFORD IJI
V * >T'7»vv^.'vr,
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C t«an— n c m q r - -----------
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K. l(iui»ho1i|pr, J tu lK P o f a a 1*1 *’ . o i r t .
HP J t u l R p Ilf I ’ rol.nt** f o r n n f i n a l
W&&i
flluHmrife fi« Msi’n i t o r of ih» ruiai**
___
[PLANS FOR
[OMECOMINGDAY
«!
? a- • . .
n «a
O rn m ro B lo s s o m F o o tb a ll M e n
.
«*f ICilAt *»r<! ( V d l rlaiMilt,
d.
jiiH ii:.Ih rn d ,
find Hull At |Ito hiiuk* line- I will {
f*CH IIT OK C O T >’T I
p r !' hi•nt my f gtin 1 nrcnuu!
rriMintan ■>•* K » - <tr in in a lr <*"«"<>. s i n i r of pinridn. nn,| „
••i’ll I nr i'f nil hi i-nt n t c.
tin* If Mpiimvnl
O rlo h rr
I T
.
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M
A
I*
NoUr* Is licrHiv irlvi*n, to till
I '•- *
whom
It
mu>
p i *n c r
riii U nit
o n ttu*
I It V IN. J i t
K fi r i iL .r
2 7tli ilay of I»«*ppm!»pr. A, r> I®21.
_
_
............ I whtili Apply |f» tup Mnnorntilfi K.
I' Ot I I T
*pjnin..ir •
<H’
( Ol ' I '
•** IH#K,
si n*p
p
Hoiishu|,l»T .?iidwt* o f «i»M Cmi r t .
,,r itoi.hip f..r my mint
W i l l Meet
W o o l Mlsstssipp
M iu u fccin n F
o n t - 1 !?' / ' ‘ ' ' I ' " . '
A 2,
, 11 I *lla. h .in -« aa I !x.n i l rlx of (Iip pata(<*
Will
FonlNotlrp la h. rrl.i Plv. n I - all , f H A l t l t l K T T V I’lMtltV. .loom ..-.!:
9
It
ht on rlo
ru n t’ III lit' at i he aHmi'fl'm. I will
, ball Warriors; F r a t e r n l t l « t » v ^ir i »i*ffini.i-i \ f i t :♦?t. l*r*
a* :>t my final aeeounta ns |*x
J
»*hatI
apply
tr>
Hir
I
Inn<•
**?*I*t•
>
C
.
And IjCglon Making Plans.
•e u lrlx *if snlil estate, ilnil nak for
,
I” I I'Uiflmlil» t .Iidln** of %it f 11 1 %'Mitg
h* .1 ud m* t»f l*r oiiMt o f i»i iii > fi nal
D e L A N H . N ov , 1 .— P r e p a r a t i o n s iI»*m Iih Ik' r a** 1%x - m in i *•f t h *
of
A
It
YV II J.KY
if. . i i <*••«!
• re u n d e r w ay f o r th e h i g e e s t it tit! t hat ill flip natti* ilm*
will
H o m e Com in p P a y in th e h is to ry j i1'
*
. . . . ...... i .
I ♦ i tlHO OJ tsJlIil ( MlKl | Hill! Jtelx till j
o f S t e l s o n U n ir i T s it y , nrcfinlintr to i h . i r i.!•?•»■*.\;t|
I >.«*• <1
2 \ !» !••„*•
Info rm fttio n
re ceived
fm m
the
J 1‘ II h *KSf »\ K\><111««t
f
O r a n r e B lo sso m Alum ni Aasocia- |
HI- 4 411 VTt .14 414.t:.
tio n th is xvrek.
T h i s irreat day srm inoir■ « «miniI .
of I'lurliln
in i • i : - 1 nt — t.r \ r nmiii'w
w ill be held S n lu riin y , Novi*mltcr
NMl ii • I*4 11* .•* I. v | it 4 II i.i nil
flirt \ (U'li p'fl t llfl I * H II*
J B , when M i s s is ippi co m es to He- *
. f I n . , ml.I r \ t> |nr g
)• Land f4>r a preat gridiron contest | i ai* ,u mu i. i■■ *
ife*!*, , . ,
*. a , ■ it,
.
, ] *' 14*>tiati>>l>l«>r 4 life.
which i* confidentially expected „„ ,, ,u . ,,f f.
,
t o be one o f the hardest irnmes * ••*** '•|“*' *■'i m "i' j j
the “FijihtinK H atters" will play I nmi ti i i m tin »un
.
,n
,
111 th e p re s en t s e a s o n .
All o f the
p la n s f o r th e day a r e not deft■td; nite yet, but mdication« a re tbal
I'l* ••■til me
ii..*, * .t i, r
. f .,nl • mi
, , ,„v , „
' '*
'''
V
v
„
■:' the campu* celebrations will be the
- _ n f m o s t notable in years.
1 ■' , " 1 i1’1'
1 1,1 ' • ' •** i *<.i
»'■ * Every orc.iniaxtim, on the S. et - '
>*."IV"V
"
, t o n c a m p u s has indicate*! it will
*...i,.. *.
, **..,, i
,
:
11 1'
T n o frntcri»itn*« nr«* planning: H an-
, %>( lM <1|(|)U ,
c e s and
r 41
th e
D el.and
A m ericjni
I^nrion has thrown the Ley ion Hull
— for th** iiKfi of tin* vi*ih»rn. It
- i ..-1 .4, ,
h .4
t ***.» < a1 n,*
■ ,ir ■ 1"
ll t
M .
rn,it .
,
.4411*
. ,*
liin l,
sl it'n**41|
•till
i>
r*'
1. . .* *
J1" l'1' 1 1 1’ ’ ■'
, t ». i
wi in.. i
1
,
Is tho u g ht ?“ Tit Itel.iln d will b e , 14' <t I tl.l I .*1 1*1 4,1111,
1*1 • OI Ml 4 f I I, 4( .I |•. ill
4 flooded with visitors for Ibis g ie itt •
* *0 "* *•r »9i*i * *tnti I,
I I,, I* .1 |»|,r „4 i,t
t-. c o n t e s t and eelehrttlion.
1 *.iit , 1 •*i i.,i.. t ; : \
A lth o u g h this
movemettf
ha s
I! f W ill TN l i t \ ^*
7 V been sponsored by
the
O ra n g e |
1
B lo sso m Alumni ussoeitttion,
tbi* IV « OI IIT III
I l»1 M 1 .Il fIf;ic.
s tu d e n t body o f th e seht.ol is rtt|>i*l- M-uilttoIr * Minify, sifiii- tif I ItirMii.
In i * I Nt.'ii i* nf l'm mil \ * **** j i n
J y fa l li n g into line itml will aid in
)« It* 1*1. v ii i\ «-ii f . .til
g e t t i n g th e a lu m n i h a ck fo r this w !**♦»»» It m.'iv **•-fi. * r 11 i i . j i * * ti*,
\ Jr 1 * |
_ jlU y .
S tu d e n ts a r e sending
per- 27lh »bi\ *•f I lei f-inliif
I ►ball a|*pl v in i hf Mi.m i i
I
eonal m e s s a g e s in v itin g th e ir gratl
F 11 "iirt!i*t!*I*r J ini* - 1 •*f • , **i 4 mi
unto frie n tls to r e tu rn fo r th is day. nm I ikI io - **f l*» -Int. f. i i
fin . 1
. i,ii,i
T h e e x e c u t iv e c o m m it te e o f the i M**4 lidig.’ a I* I . v•‘« ijtiM ,.f il
I rn m ,i V < h rn*■t . o *f •••*i -1
O r a n g e Hltisums will have chargt* tif
Bfill 1ha l ttf fit* *- i f,. . * *
| i |!l
o f th e a r r a n g e m e n t s fo r th e day. fir «•**»•**I tit t f in.1 1 a. . i n i '
1 *i
T h i s organiir/.tiun o f which C. H. t*i'iii *n mi ‘■hmI i s.i ,ii . iiri ,i i r *t
i a* ii a pjm in ,i i
C am plicll is th e p resid ent, ha s al
I htf* *1 •
• |**i”1 A •* ' i
A
It •■\ m r i;« *\ »
,• •
r e a d y m ade 1 4 r e m a r k a b le strid e
t o w a r d h e lp ing th.* school.
11 s
< (» I N I 1 II IH . |
< o i II i «»i
m o t t o is, " S l e t s o n ' s S u p rem n e y in 1%
N•*lit I•*«*l *■ i mini * , 44|<
*•1 i !«•* *a a
A th le tics ."
I n i * I - f i ! ,* - f \
\ 4.1 I *• 1 11•T• hi
I t wns u n c e rta in the firs t o f the
VI.I •HI H lli.1V i f|. i l
VOar w h e th e r a Home C o m in g 1 lav I '*7Ih ill x * |u ••fill**
* ,*,|4l11\
M.
Would lie fittenipteil this y e a i . but I
w h en th e S t e t s o n
fo o tb a ll
team 1 M *■11 in |.| t t m li .
I oil, . i f L
.,4 •
m ad e such u good show ing in the II* Ik -I , » ,|<. 1 x,
i
\
VI
' III * ‘
i f '. Opening g a m e s , it was decided i*> f
m ) f 11 i f i * fi,.
nil*
push th is m ovem ent fro m all stand
po ints.
It is tho u g ht tile alumni
w ill he m uch m o re a n x io u s t*> cmne
b a c k this y e a r th an til an> p n vk . u ~
tltn e since th e te a m lias ouule a
b e t t e r ro c o n l th a n in any previous
y e o r . S t e t s o n , a n ti c ip a tin g a huyi*
crow d, is g e t t i n g ready t.* iu. <*io
d a t e 1 1 largi* numbi-r *,f v is p o ie ,
b oth in the hrliiit* 1 anil on tin fnni
ba ll field.
N ew s e a t , a r e being
e re c te d to ta k e c a r e o f them ,
Tht*r is much ru t hu Ain mu J»**ih
in D cL o n d and in S t e t s o n
I'm
v e r s i t y , ns tlie tim e f**r the- g n a t
d a y a r r i v e s . T h e S tu d e n ts an* it\
i n g to think o f m any w ay s in which
t o e n t e r t a i n tlie a lu m n i.
-----— ----- ----------- •
|
IN r O I ’H T i n ' I III Vl'1
J I I X . 1 :,
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1 S E 0 F I T R N I T U K E CO.
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a-room Hun^'alow in the exclusive res
idential section. Beautiful shrubbery.
Eastern exposure, paved street cor
nel' lot 70x120 with room to build
small bungalow if so desired. $1000.00
cash balance sixty dollars pel’ month.
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S e a s o n seal ri'-**rvatiim can
now be m.'ule by eomniuiiicikt
ing with tiu- m a n a g e m e n t.
K e ith Vnudevtlle Keith Vuuib'V die K e ith V aud en lli Keith Vj
Kell h V au d ev ille K eith Vnu<leville K i’itll Yiuuli'ull* kilthVd
Ki'ith V a u d ev ille K eith X u m l e .il le K e ith Vaudeville Ki t hl d
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Plain flour.
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T ry Smith’s B arber
Shop for good barber
work. Indies welcome. ^r„y Tuias
N ext to Valdez.
Red'Tubes
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Reinforcing the expanded and
strengthened Oakland organi
zation are the vast resources of
General M o to rs— all dedicated
to building a truly fine product,
winning and holding the good
will of all who buy it.
lh e i°
eowd7r.,jslkn„^1°" 01?ly ^k'ng
and Is^mo “ nr ,0 beoncsare
bakings
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W arehouse at San find
Armour Fcrtililer Works
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216 W E S T F I R S T S T .
A fe e d fo r ev ery pu rpose.
WINTEREGGS ARE THE PROFIT MAKERS Vour ",oney llack WVou Arc
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not Satisfied
Aivi you can h* a u u n x i o f w i n t e r
by FvrlpinA o u t t h f h r n * irarn ratioiv,
with t h r riAlit am o u nt o f a huth • p r o t « in f t e d like
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A rm o u r Fertilizer
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T h e Armour B i d CROP line is complete
Ji inel;n!i s
lorjnnlas and analyses to suit every Florida erop and
foil. 1 A'mtiUK the four types of B i d ( KOI* citrus nn.\
ttiren there is one espenally adapted to the fall needs
t f your Kroyg. And th ere ’s a B i d C RO P ve^etaBle
fertilizer “to siitlsfy every need <d your soil and crop
Descriptive booklet free on request
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‘ Leal utiverli.sfincut. .Annul l'n lil t « suits
jui.v.
their Mipenor i r*i|i making alulily
* *nl\ High gi;i l<
mnleriulu of Ifttuwn value enter inti* tip i <*«m|n 111<.11
T h e plaiit-fiMiil is iiHlaneeil in sun tin' i p -.-.Is m th. j u
ticular crop for which 't is ntli uil* *l Tb. i i .m l , *i.
pended upon to grow log I t ops if Ing * r.ip> at'e jin.ssjb!,
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11 i s mil o f ten c a u s e * 1 0 great
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th e c o m in g to Orlando 0f t*.
f i n e s t entertainm ent. 1 e
show brou
b ro u g h t to your . j j j
Inr prices.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
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A re You
Economical?
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SPECIAL NOTICE
Lecture on landscape trai'flening
wdl lie yiven sit the woman's club
Thursday evening at 7:.'10. All'
ifie invited.
” Till 1 1 =t\ i f J n-f * tril*. r
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poor apputlte, constipation
general no-n ccou n t feeling:,
T he one re ally d ependable remedy
fo r all disorders in th e liver, stom
aeh and bowels is llerbine. It n e t s
powerfully on the liv er, s t r e n g t h e n s
digestion, pu rifie s tlie b ow els .ar^d
[ restores a fin e f e e l i n c <»f onericy,
vim and c h e e r fu ln e s s.
P r ic e M e .
Sold by Ctiion P h a rm a c y ,
ONE IN TEN
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Bnafortt
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I f your b r e a t h is bad and
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F E L L O W S ' S E R V I C E S T A T IO N . A I> V K K T i»
G u lf Gaa. Oil, T i r e s , A cce s s o n!i| * s.mth
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Old F i n d N ational , ,
t. months $4.00, ttiree months
|l< length * __ Rank Huilding.
"n if vm, desire $1,1)00 insttr-
therein i>*- ittt i» k wherein Harper
L ake in.| Alvin [ml,*, co-purtiit.ru
doing to.-. 11.0. 1, n* talk.. llrolhrrs.
are
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Waller
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■M ichtftnvum ) Hint*’ tiinutnic fill! Jtraily «n.I Hi Ivin II: inly, hi* wife.
f t it*' <*•r cult i ■l.|i Tt of thr S»*veillIt
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fur. <Lite i. k the front
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Automobiles
Miscellaneous
F o r Sale
R EA L-ESTA TE
F O U N D —Overcoat nbout 2 weeks
ago '• Owner can have sa m e b y
describing property
and
pay ing
fo r this ad,
Je r r y W alker, E x
p ress Company.
FOR RESULTS.
W e have some beau tifu l lake
f r o n t lots on L ak e W ild m crc onennd
P roporty
h a lf m ile from the D ixie Highway C O N T R A C T O R S
ow ners. On and a f t e r Nov. 15
in it n e s t o f beau tifu l cle a r lakes,
the scale o f w a g e s f o r p a in te r s in
f o r sale.
W e will build your homo, land S an fo rd will $0.80 pe r hour.
-------------------------------— ——— ----------- -scap e your grove, and relieve you
o f trouble and w orries incident to S U I T S A N I ) O V E R C O A T S — All I
wool m a d e to order, g u ara n te ed
buildin g up a place.
suit
u ll,
in the m eantim e, you can go to fit. Any 2-pieco
ro $25. S c F
otch.
fis h in g . You can fish in any one sin l or ov crron
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Tru ck ) t l 95.00
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Truck I $ m . 0O
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Phone 2ii0 \V
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I 'DO y O U W A N T to liny nr sell
The fnllowing is the final e s t im a t e of paving P alm e tto Ave,, ,'rnni { , , i a owd mid near loading sta- |.,)R S A I . E - Rooted Red Geran- FOR S A L E -Maxwell touring car.
aiiything-’ "
I f *„ advertise In Com m ercial S t i e c l Norh to L ak e Monroe, a width of 32 feet with ( t,,,n - ' r ,;v U ;ry,
,nf|
mm ( u l t i n g s and o th er plants.
‘ all at J . J .
M au sers
C igar
Iht* * •Him*RVillo Su n .”
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n „w. rs and fu ttersl F a c to rv .
' » i In ft* nnii sni*i*t asphalt on a u inch rot V I jim
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llerrtn e. Stt-tfoid. ,j,.sj „ , 1)h(.itl.(1
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O ffice
in
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overhaul (it) Ic
_ S e m in o le Rank lltiihiing \ n m x . Uavtona ( F l a . l in
*323 25 I Heights.
A down tight b a rg a in . . F O R S A L E O i l and wortil stoves. ! *>|{ R E N T — 3 furnlsheii room
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1231 Lin F t. concrete cu rb and g u t t e r
Address owner. I' O H..\ 352.
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|,„hy e m t anti o th er household
n p n rlm e n t.
Adults only.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1921.
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Condition Improves
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fmier Leaves
[embers His
j; Ministry of,
in Charge
jets New
[t O fficials
ambers to Be
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iMayGetCall
( hiirjje Mnde That ARrecmcnt
Requires Secretary To Stay
In Cabinet In Return For
Coolidffc Support in 1928
Cabinet Official Is
After Presidency
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Representative Mondell Will
Get Work’s Place and Sletnp
Desires Cabinet Portfolio
Mrs* W a r r e n 0 . H a r d i n g , wif e
o f t h e l a te P r e s i d e n t , who xvns
t a k e n s erious ly ill sever al d a y s ago,
is m u c h impr ove d a c c o r d i n g th
l a t e s t r ep or t s.
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W A SH IN G T O N , Nov'^ S .— P r o s l - , lenders ap p oin tm en t w a s deferred
Coolidiro FrldWk'
.a n n o u n c e d ' until u fle r the electitm
lo st it*
klepC-Coolidge
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th e p erso n n el|d f th e co m m issio n to
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mi « v tv iitt.n u v u i HAtHtu •*» •«*
in v e s tig a te , ^Agricultural io n d lt lo t is , lnU nded th a t thprc „h n || bo no (|p.
w ith R obert X v C h r sy , , ’d t Carey- 1 lay in its op era tio n , it 'b e in g the
h u rst, W yo., ph chairintanl
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. n .to
present
the co m m .issio
O ther m wpbtTs include O.
m eet in W ash in gton for a co n ferB ra d fu te, prt’d Merit o f th e A m cri -! ence about th e m iddle o f th e m onth.
enn Fnrnt F ed eration , o f C h ica g o ;
The m en selected ore b elieved
Chariot; S. B a rrett, ch airm an o f th e j nt the W h ite H ouse to be repreN iifional Board o f F arm orgttJtitn»
rm ers________i»
g en er a lly and
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> ten ta tiv e o f fa______
to n s, o f U nion C ity , G eorgia} w ell acquainted w ith ag ricu ltu ra l
Louis J. Taber, m a ster o f th e N n - conditions. A s a resu lt It Is betionnl G range, o f C olum bus, O hio; licved n program m ay be ou tlined
Ralph P. M errit, o f F resn o , C al.,: by them w ithout undue d elay and
president o f th e Sun-M aid Ratnin probablv in tim e for action upon
G row ers; R. W. T hnchcr, director any proposals requiring le g isla tiv e
of the N ew York ex p erim en t *to- action at the short sessio n o f th e
lion o f G eneva, N . Y .; W . C. C of- present co n g ress, w hich w ill c o n
fe v . dean o f the co lle g e o f a g r i vene n ext m onth.
cu lture und d irector o f the ex p eriM eanwhile it is b elieved th a t
m ent sta tio n o f the U n iv e r s ity o f j President C oolidge
w ill
retain
M innesota, and Fred II .Bixby,AI R ow an t M. Gore ns a ctin g se cr e
tnrv o f a g ricu ltu re, and not select
p resident o f the A m erican N a tio n • I tary
n! L ivestock A sso cia tio n o f Long? n su ccessor to the late S ecr eta ry
W ullaec until March 4, w hen ii
Beach. Cal.
E. T. Cl nr k. p e r s o n a l s e c r e t a r y parti al r e o r g a n i z a t i o n o f t h o cahiof P resid en t C oolidge, in a n n o u n c net is regarded ns a p o ssib ility .
in g the ap p oin tm en ts
sa id
th e Mr. G ore w il assu m e the o ffic o o f
m em bers probably w ould be called governor of
W est V irgin ia
on
into con feren ce in tho n ear fu tu re. Murch 4.
It w as a lso snid th a t fu r th er a p
N ev e rt h e l e s s , t h e p r e s i d e n t is
p oin tm en ts m ight be m nde before giving c o n s i d e r a b l e a t t e n t i o n to
the com m ission com m en ces w ork. the filling o f t hi s post, a n d t o dn y
S om e con sid eration to th e p er he w en t o ve r t h e r e c o m m e n d a t i o n s
sonnel o f the com m ission w ns given so f ar r eceived f or the office,
hy t h e p r es i de nt d u r i n g t h e sum- I from v a r i o u s f a r m le nder s in rem e r hut at t he s u g g e s t i o n of f a r m spouse to his r eque st .
At Heaths Door
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Tax Reduction
Be Presented At
December Sessk
Republicans Losing
Lead in New Mexico
Farm Legislation
Win Be B ig
■j'Ah
Mnnjrus Johnson Is Definitely
Defeated; Schnll Is Leading
In Minnesota Senator’s Race
ONLY TWO WEEKS
LEFT TO WIN THE
BUICK MOTOR CAR
RED CROSS DRIVE RIG CELEBRATION
WILL START HERE PLANS FOR NOV 11
ARMISTICE D A Y WELL UNDER WAY
J
Trillion
Condition Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge
Is Still Unchanged
S a n fo r d National
Guard Team Plays
Jacksonville Cl ub
Long M issing Sister o f Two Sanford
Men Found Living in Portland, Ore.
INTESTANTS
AT NOON
Drought And Forest
Fires Hit New York
Defense Rests Case
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In Oil Lease Suit
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Additional House Sent Won
In Oklahoma Bringing The
Republican Number Up To
247 Or 29 Over Majority
W A S H I N G T O N , Nov.
H.—T h e
W A SH IN G T O N . N nv., H —
H enry C abot L od ge, sen ior s i n
t w r most ent ici ng r e p o r t s c i r c u
W hile there w ill be n gen eral
ter from M a ssa ch u setts, w ho lie s
l at ed F r i d a y a f t er no o n w er e t h a t
shnkrup in th e personnel o f
at d ea th ’s door ns * resu lt « f n
Pr e si dent Coolidge will hold SecH ouse and S en a te com ittoe* ns
strok e w hich he su ffer ed several
Nov. 8. — (By
r e t a i y of S t a t e
Hughes
in t he
n resu lt of T u esd a y ’s electio n ,
d ays u go.
C(! P r e s s . ) — K i n g
c a bi ne t by pr omi s i ng to s t e p as ide
few er than n dozen ch a n g es o f
fout yea r s hence so Mr. H u g h e s
ay bade farewell
im portance in chairm en w ill be
mnv r un a g a i n for t he pr esi de ncy
MacDonald and
N ecessa ry .
and that F r a n k \ \ . Mondell of
At least three v a can cies by
and later sat at
Wyo m i ng is slated to succeed Her death, how ever w ill have t o ho
| council presided
!>ert Wo r k a s S e c r e t a r y of t he lnfilled b efore the ex p iration o f p res
! tei ier.
new prime m i n en t enngres*. There is con sid erable
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sp eculation here as to w h eth er nn
cover able t angi bi l i ty beyond s p e c
laininK nppointeffo rt w ill he trnde by R epublicans
ulative gossi p to t h e ef f ect t h a t
Baldwin's minto read S en a to r I-n F o llr tte and
Mr. C’oolidge is a o n e - t e r m e r by
his follow ers in S en a te and H ouse
bkelv to be n nnounc fait h, t ha t Mr. H u g h e s cont inues
Period Of Herald’s
out o f the party d ep rivin g them o f Fifth
,.(,,rV next T u e s d a y ,
to cher ish p r es i de nt i a l ambi t i ons ,
Forrest
Lake
Advances
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t h e i r co m m ittee a ssig n m en ts and
Mammoth Campaign KndH
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government, t h e r e
o f p ri v i l e g e o f a tten d in g
party
Tonight With Miss Nell
Rulkhend Can He Started next ti me will induce the f e r e t o r y
Jman m e m be r in thv
conf er e nces ,
Williams As The Lender
»tion and t h a t t he
And Finished in- 18 Months of s t a t e to sacrifice a r ep o rt ed o f
Ij i
F o l le t te is c h n i r m n n
of
|l U|K>n t he Duche s s
Senates
Manufacturers
commit
--------f er of a N e w York law f i r m g u a r .
T w o w ee k s f r o m t o n i g h t T h e
■the MacDonald m i n .
T h e c l ar ion n o te o f o p t o m i s m , u n t e ei n g him
$200,000 a
y e a r if
tee a nd is listed as r a n k i n g Kepub- H e r a l d ' s big su b sc ri pt i o n c a m p a i g n
Luret Itondficfnl held p re va il e d a t to da y' s m e et i n g
of he will r e t u r n to practice,
Ilian on t h e F i n a n c e a n d I n t e r w-ill end.
|i»menlary s e c r e t a r y t h r local C h a m b e r <>f C o m m e r c e
NYlmlous a n d e a r l y a* this r umS t a t e C o m m e r c e c o mmi t e es .
T h e r r e m a i n s j us t 12 w o r k i n g
1ul labor.
w h e n Movorul n*proHi*ntnti\ v irrow
n j.
^ nt'v«*rthrlt'*R had muc h
O t h e r S e n a t o r s u s u a l l y lined up d a y s in whi ch y o u n g ladies, who
I hat excellent news- er s mid p l a n t e r s of this c o m m u n i t y i redonce und mor e discussion. As
wi t h him, hold m e m b e r s h i p mi c o m a r e c o n t e s t a n t s , m a y se cur e e n o u g h
[for hi> g o vern m en t, r e p o r t e d an a pp r e c i a b l e i nc r e as e in fur Mr. Mondell, who w a s chosen ]
mi t t e e s while in t h e H o u s e l.uKol- vot es to wi n t h e p ri z e s o f fe r e d by
that lie is “ for- b us i n e s s an d in c r o p s o v er t h e last by Mr. Cool idge to be p e r m a n e n t I
l e t t e i n s u r g e n t s , all o f whom wer e this n e w s p a p e r . T h e few r e m a i n
c h a i r m a n of t h e Re publican n a t i o n - '
s in t ha t a f t e r his season.
r e-elect ed, h ave c o m m i t t e e ll'-•lgn' ing d a y s of t h e c a m p a i g n will puss
m e a t s as Re pu bl i c an s, some of qui c kl y a n d in j u s t a s h or t t i me
■on th> pr ot ec t i oni s t
In t he abs en c e of P r e s i d e n t Ed al convention und who t h e r e f o r e 1
del ivered t he notif icati on a ddr es s , Local C h a p t e r O f f ic ia ls A r e j H c u i n s W ith Big P a r a d e a n d t h e m s e i v i n g as r h a i r n t e n .
Jhcrit« n g r e a t e r ma
it will he k no wn who is t h e f or t u w ar d H ig g i ns . V ic e - P r es i d e n t For
fr fell to t h e lot of r e s t L u k e pr esided, an d s e ve i nl t h e r e is no doubt of his wish to
n n t e y o u n g lady, who
bus
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Legion
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( ’o n f id e n t of S e c u r in g 1.000
most
f a m o u s m a t t e r s o f b u si ne s s w e r e disposed get into t he ca bi ne t .
WASHINGTON.
Nov. H The gi c u t e s t abi lity w he n it c o m e s to
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Re publ i c ans on t he Imsi* of revislie wnted to be s e c r e t a r y of t he j
It.-t h his sup- i n n g e m e n t s r el a ti ve to t he s pe e d>
ri ng votes.
l u r e A f te r n o o n A l l l N I l i e . i P)| ob'ctiiin r e t u r n s , n pp eu r e d to se cu
teen Dnv Roll Call C a n v a s s .
T ha t
h|« ln i t iininnir t he r a n g e m e n t s r el a t i v e t o ht e speedy i n t e r i o r un d e r Mr. H a r d i n g
At 10 o'clock S a t u r d a y n i g h t ,
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J h av e g ai n e d nn addi ti ona l seat ill Nov. 22. t he door s of T h e H e r a l d
Ingratulatt’ t h e pre- c o ns t ru c t i o n of t he b u lk h e a d long w a s j u s t a f t e r Mr. Mondell e n t e r - ,
ed the “ lam e duck" division.
A tm istic e lh i\,
N ovem ber 11, |
t hit r a t e p r e p a r a t i o n s a r e bei ng ! th(. | | „ UM> b r i n g i n g t h e i r total m• | Officc will lie closed an d t he bal lot
[►houri f e a r l e ss n es s , needed here.
The
reported
a r r a n g e m e n t s , w j„ I|lltrk
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open. T h e c o u nt of
anT r ml j u d g m e n t
Mr. L a k e dec l a re d t h a t t h e r u n
•t V
r i l l - Upset
III t h e f i r s t I thill
r i i a p t e r ’s A n n u a l Roll * nmpbell Loosing I out
American
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l nt e will In- b eg u n
nf In i’ii 11itiet. T h e y , s t r u ct i o n of t he b ul khe ad was t he w h e r eb y he is t o r e p l nc e w or k w a s
bmi iu d i - t r u t . c u t tin- D e m o c r a t i c
t a k e n seriously
e n o u gh
among
, a n v a s s e r s will
pe r - I • gnu. a n d t h e tr f r o nds f or a lug
a nd a s soon us c o m p l e t e d t h e w i n
imh.Ii uood advi ce, | nloH( i m p o r t a n t m a t t e r c o f d r e n t
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t he official t a b u l a t i o n showed him
y o ’clock in the c e vni ng. >
■st than in t h e p r e enough to include th e p roject, uml c u r r e n c y .
W i t h a goal o f 1.000 m e m b e i s .
Det a i l s of thu p r o g r a m n h d . t h e I I t votes behi nd S .1. M . m t g o m- , h " ' " “ V* "r h ‘ ^ uJ*
t r en di n g li.»vd tlrfM mrmnr<fcbn*Hhi emttef he Issued ' Alemp Woul d lie I*. M. tien.
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hg f.u l be t r a n s f e r m o n t h s a nd had final ly succeeded e r al
1 he H er a l d of fice will r e m a i n
lacli.>iuild'> m i n i s t r y , in induc i ng a New York c o m p a n y indicution. it m a y be said, t h a t be « .n b a l e been c o m p l e t e d an d plans f u n ct i on i ng a n d it i- believed t ha t count pi act b all v c o m p l e t e w hile '
so
post
on i„.|feelcil f..i a s pe edy solicitation ' o n next T ue s d n ) llnil the people R e p r e s e n t a t i v e Morro. Demo, r u t le °Pcii (..’light until 10 o ’clock
ffii m b look leave of to f i n a n ce t he project pr ovided t h e i nt e n d s t o bestow this
Blit Mr. S lentp is count
,,( t)„. eritiie
community.
pf lie ii d e p a r t m e n t s . n ec es sa r y liens could he f u r ni s h ed Sl emp.
of Suliford will see one of t he R e p r e se n t at i v e at l u i g e fi oin N e w . t h a t w o i ke r s m a y . t ur n in s uhMexieo, k ep t to t he f o r e as t h e script ions and s e cu r e vot es nec or di% not <out cut iT h e const i net ion of t h e b u lk h e ad 1 ing on i t .
The f ollowing pc uplo m i l a - ' i - t g r e a t e s t eelehl ulioli- of its kind
liTiri r ' bun-bill, t he
tahulation
of
votes
proce eded ing to t he sc hedul e now in e f f . v t .
Whi te I louse
n- mni n us
e v e r s t a g e d in this city.
wit It t be sola it at in n of me i nbei r of the e x c h e q ue r. would be u n d e r t a k e n at once. Ml
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p o s t o f f u e d e p a r t m e n t IS
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( , B r a t t o n . D e moc r at , but Previ- lest ol i b r e n t i r e c ont es t , so far .
m e n t s roll Id lie eompli ted
n m n i p t l x at 111 o'clock, a c c o r d i n g )
who ii-lust- to f m g e t Mi Sl cmp' s expei t - to pro* ut e t i n - y e a i
Five t h o u s a n d e x t r a vote* eve r y
dent • ( ‘indulge m a i n t a i n e d a lead
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Mr La ke i l l u s t r a t e d the advi s
l to i n f o r m a t i o n gi ve n out l<> Mi
m a r k e t i n g of p o s t o f f i i e p a t r o n a g e
o ve r J o h n W Davis. If final r e dn v have been a w a r d e d c o n t e s t a n t s
ivc t yp e s o f m e m b e r s h i p w il
P” ", ii'Ui at m g h o u s e s
abi li t y of c o m me n c i n g
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t u r n s show t ' oolidge a w in n er III d u r i n g flic week who t u r n e d in t h r
T h e y ni|t* i Ba l dwi n anil Mr . once in o i tier to
guarantee
tin*
will be a mile und all <>f theli civn N< w Mexico bi» ele. t or ial college
g r e a t e s t n u m b e r of subsc r i pt i ons.
$10.. $.'• . and $ I no m
m i l be in inti- s t a t e r o a d d e p a r t m e n t the titi .foot dell in t h e mt.-rior d e p u i t n i c n t is |,',n
a n d w c l f n i e o i guni/.iitions a i e ex . total will be .1*2, ns all doubt as
Mr. f o o l | het shi ps .
It is i n t e r es t i n g to n ot e tbM t hese
|i<>n Mi Mac Donald r i g h t - o f - w a y t h a t they det nund to r el i shed j us t us little.
peeled to t a k e pa r t .
I to his c a p t u r i n g
North
D ak ot a sliecinl a w a r d s hnve been won by
i •" a led No. 10 lust b r i n g t h e h i g h w a y t h r o u g h S a n Itepiiblicun le ade rs not to choose
“ F r o m euch i ii eiaher ship, " tinT h e a r r a n g e m e n t of t h e v ar ious win. r em o v e d today when t he c ount
t h e t l i i . e l e ade rs , Miss Wi lliams,
ling to t h e ir l l u m p - ford i ns t ea d of c a r r y i n g it t h r o u g h e i l h e r of t h e s e a s p i r a n t s .
Roll f a l l i h u i r n i a n s t a l e d , ” •»»ly o r g a n i z a t i o n s in t he p a r a d e lias
' t h e r e p r ac t i ca l l y
w a s compl et ed. Mis* Woodcock und Miss Shipp.
Senators
Cur ti s ,
of
Kulisus,
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been published und local legion of
t he o u t s k i r t s of t h e city, a nd d e Moses, of New H a m p s h i r e , Smoot ,
Loss of New Mexico would cut t he
I'twui mi*- g o n e to cl ar ed t h a t u n le s s S an f o r d could of U t a h a n d Bor ah i f I d ah o a r e tel nat ional , w o,r k of t h e Red < t»M«. ficials h av e e x p r e s s e d hope t h a t all Davis ele. t or ia l vote to 136. with A ga i t f on Monda y noon 5,000 will
he given i- .ny to t h e c o n t e s t a n t s
M In spend t h e week- g u a r a n t e e such u r i g h t - o f w a y at a n d own on thu Whi te H o u s e a p p o i n t ?
rest of t h e money
l e i na u. s will ho in t h ei r r e s pe ct i ve p lu t c - S e n a t o r l ui F o l l e l t e ' s total ut 13.
who • .
.n t he g r e a t e s t n u m b e r
ht there is a politi- e a r l y dute, t he d e p a r t m e n t would hi me nt list
Messrs. Moses a nd f u i . '\r " \ «“, ‘ u r r v •*"
hical w o i p . f nt t he n p p. tinted tune .
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At 11 o'clock t h e m e m o r i a l serv
V u r h T e r r i t o r y Lef t to Cove r.
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so a s to exclude this town c o m
Those c o n t e s t a n t s Who t h i n k t b e
d ent al l y, urtfod a p p o i n t m e n t «»f i
liK’al ly, while f»0 centh K*‘ea und Ouk Avenue an d F o u r t h an d I *" hold a s li ght lend ns r e t u r n s
t iiuier l b s r e t i r i n g pletel y.
.
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15
Mr. L a k e ’s pr oposi t i on met with
last night wi t h the
tion*.
T a b u l a t i o n s f r om 601 of a r e m a k i n g a g r e a t m i s t a k e . On
the G a z e t t e o f w h a t u n a n i m o u s a p p r o v a l , a n d Geor ge mis Mute bour d o f a g r i c u l t u r e , to ur y. Wi th t he m o n e y which it r e t h e r e will lie se ve r al A r m i st i c e Day t he s t a t e ’s
716 pr ecincts
g a v e : ull sides both in the city a n d in t he
o r g a n i z a t i o n I a d d r e s s e s . T he s e a d d r e s s e s ,
Mr.
i n fill t he v ac anc y c r e a t e d by the ceives. t h e n a t i o n a l
‘dissolution h on o r s , " D eC o t t c s , city a t t o r n e y ,
wonderful
Cool idge 39.630; Davi 38.041; lot | c o u n t r y d i s t r i c t s ’ a r e
d
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of
Mr.
Wallace.
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c r e i n i n g p r e m i e r ' s s t r u c t e d to d r a w u p t he pu|>crs
o p p o r t u n i t i e s f or t he s e c u r i n g of
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well p r e p a r e d and well w o r t h OnHun- to King G eo r g e n ec e s s a r y f or the p r o p e r l y holders
Wi se w o r k e r s will
For Un i t e d S t a t e s s e n a t o r ; Bur - su b sc ri p t i o n s.
been s u g g e s t e d , b ut K cp r cs c nt n- vities nat i on a l a n d i n t e r n at i o n a l I while o f e ve r y ci t i e n o f S a n f o r d
n u - and m e m b e r s h i p to si gn, u nd A r t h u r Yowell. clmii s u m ( I t ) 43,302; B r a t t o n ( D l 40, see t h a t t h e r e is no p e r s o n in t he
.
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m.
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m a n o f t h e b u lk h e a d copi nnt t e e,
w hole county who hns not been
85 I.
r o t a a p p e a r s to he in t h e lend in m e a n s of s u p p o r t f or e i t h er the
At I o ’clock a r ec ept i on will he
a s k e d to g e t his c o m m i t t e e l oge t h- ooint of house s u p p o r t .
For c o n g r e s s m a n a t h u g e : Hut>- solicited .
He has local act i vi ti e s of o u r C h u p t e r or held nt I lie A m e r i c a n L eg i o n H o me
( C o n t i n u e d on p a g e t wo )
8^ P e n s i o n s
tt,,d l,u*^ tile f u r t h e r a n c e of the ■eeii r o undi ng up i n d o r s e m e n t s of t he b r o a d e r w or k o f t h e nat i onal
B ecau se old su b scrip tion s count
on t h e lake f ront . S h o r t l y a f t e r
' nlana.
a s w ell us now su bscription* one
Ills inutiy f ri e n d s in t h e hou <e.
o r g a n i z a t i o n . T h e Red Cr os s bolds w a r d s M u y o i - C o m m i s s i o n e r F o r
T h e g o v e r n o r s ' visit here was
conlL.*tants has secured a good
no t a g d a y s o r spe ci a l m e m b er s h i p r es t L a k e will of ficially p r e s e n t the
discussed, und A r t h u r Yowell was
inuny v o tes by g o in g from house
d r iv e s o t h e r t h a n it s a n n u a l c a m b ui l d i n g a nd its e q u i p m e n t to t he
lo house g e ttin g readers to pay in
•'TON. N ov. 7. — W a r s a p p o i n t e d c h a i r m a n of u c om mi t t e e
p ai g n , " he added.
local post in hehul f of t he ci tizens
advance for T he H erald. In the
f a i l e d S t a t e s bus c h a r g e d wi t h r o u n d i n g u p a dozen
T h e ei ght s o u t h e r n s t a t e s in tins, of t h e ci ty of S a n f o r d . Dedicat ion
o
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to
e 1790, excl usi ve of
country territory people w ho do
division enr ol l ed t h e l a r g e s t Kerf s e rv i e s will follow u n d e r t h e d i
have coat the na- conve y t h e p a r t y on a si gh t s e e i n g
not wi*h the d aily h are been su b
( ’loss m e m b e r s h i p lust yeur they r ec t io n of t h e m e m b e r s
of the
lun 'I.S.trt,000.000,000 in t o u r of t h e nat ion' * finest celery
scrib in g to the W eekly and have
h av e hud s ince t h e war .
Red legion.
fenaiuns for Civil W ar p r o d uc i n g section.
C A M B R ID G E . M ass., N ov. 8 .— helped th e co n testa n ts in th is wuy.
Cross w orkers expect
that
this
Foo t ba l l G a me .
; Indian W ars,
A n o t h e r m a t t e r o f busi ne ss t ha t
T he condition o f S en a to r H enry
L ast P eriod the B u siest.
M e m b e r s o f t he f ootbal l s qua d y e a r ' s r e t u r n s will ulso show u s u b
O n e o f t he speciul f e a t u r e s of the Cabot 1-odgu, who su ffered a strok e
| " a r of DB2. $40,000,- c a m e b e f o r e t h e m e e t i n g was the
In all circu lation co n te sts the
(utionury
$70 000,000; p ropos e d
n.ad
ext ensi on
f rom r e p r e s e n t i n g t he Floridu N a t i o n a l s t a n t i a l i n c r e a se o v e r t h e previous d a y , it is a n no un c e d, will be the ut the C h a r l e s G ate h osp ital here la st tw o w eek# o f any race is con60.UIMI.OOO; und Spain L ak e Gen e va t o Luke H a r n ey s u g Guurd u nits o f this city le ft via m e m b e r s h i p .
( C on ti nu e d on p a g e t w o I
W ednesday, rem ained g ra v e today, sidurorf th e m ust im portan t period.
according to his p h y sicia n s. A fter In th is tim e the p rizes are really
g e s t e d by E n d o r C u r l e t t . count y bus sh ortly a fte r 6 o’clock Friday
n ight for Jack son ville w here they
ly in g fur nearly 48 hours in u sta te won. W ith' th e en d in g but a few
commissioner.
o f cornu, S en a to r Lodge F riday r e d ays o f f a il th e w ork ers put forth
Mr. C urlett declared that the ad w ill pluy th e S p rin g field A th letic
gained couaciouaness and took n th eir b est e fo r ts for th e purposo
dition o f th is three quarter of u Club a g g re g a tio n o f that city this
little nourishm ent. L u st n ig h t, in o f secu rin g v o tes w hich re su lts In
m ile stretch would prove valuuble aftern oon.
It w as not know n that this g am e
their b u lletin , hia phyaiciana a n m any thou sand s u f ad dition al v o tes
to th e com m un ity in gen eral and
would be played until a fte r
11
nounced
th a t the periods o f co n b ein g added to th e standing.
requested
that
the
Chamber
of
D
oubt
th
a
t
th
eir
s
is
te
r
w
as
still
.•Shipp
049,320
A fter h a v in g g iv e n a s dead their
o’clock F rid ay
m orning
when
Ballot Bex Will Be Healed.
long m issin g sis te r , tw o brothers, liv iu g wns f e lt by the tw o brothers sc io u sn e ss had been m ore su sta in
f illianis
041,368 C om m erce include the project in
its n ex t recom m endations to the John T. Brady, Jr., received a te le E. A. and J. H. C arver, both of this u n til th ey received a m e ssa g e from ed and th a t lie had taken m ore
On
Saturday night, November
(Woodcock
626,160
gram from th e m an ager o f th e S.
15. the ballot box will be closed for
city , have received word that she her lu st S atu rd a y . A t th a t tim e, nourishm ent sin ce noon.
Fellow s
467,765 roud com m ission .
“S en a to r L o d g e’s p h ysical con d i the remainder of the contest. It
U is proposal w as subm itted to A. C. team a sk in g th a t th e guards is still liv in g and is now residing M rs. S torey w ired th a t shq w as
iKinlnw
122,360
journey to J a ck so n v ille fo r the
tion
rem a in s g r a v e ,” the b u lletin will be scaled in the presence of
the
roud
com
m
ittee
for
in
v
e
stig
a
w
ell
and
as
soon
a
s
a
rra
n
g
em
en
ts
in P ortlan d, Ore. T h is cheering
I Corwin .......... 81,630
co n test today.*
m essa g e w a s received by the tw o cou ld he m ade, sh e w ould com e to issued a t 6:16 p. in, by D rs. Joh n tho ju d g es who are to be announced
|I ‘atteraon
..... 86,876 tio n , and w ill be acted on accord(C on tinu ed on pngo tw o)
A fter b ea tin g the S an ford H igh brothers se v er a l d a y s a g o and tele S an ford to v is it w ith h er brothers. H. C unningham and F rederick II, ii»« rarly part of the coming waek.
Wicks
2:1,790
School
team tw o w eeka a g o b y •* g ra m s se n t by them sin ce thnt tim e
M rs. S to r ey 's w h e rea b o u ts were W in slow sta te d . “ S lnco noon he It w ill not be opened again until
|Boaton................. 17,320
close score and h olding
R ollin s have co m firm td th e report.
learn ed w hen P o rtla n d au th o rities has tak en m ore n ou rish m en t and the contest is over and then by
Bowie ............... lfi.010
C ollege, u little over a w eek a go,
.
The sla ter, who' U Mrs. King w ired th e s h e r iff o f C o ffe e county periods o f co n scio u sn ess hava b een the Judges;
Bruton ................ 12.360
to a 3 to 0 score, it U b elieved by S to rey , has been m issin g for 18 fo r in form ation co n c e r n in g her m ore su stain ed ."
B et M ille r ........... 10,009
On arousing from h is long period
local footb all c n th u iia stie ta
that yearn d u rin g vthich tim e she had husbhnd. A t th a t th n o M rs. Storey
> Witfbt — .......... 10,000
|G o liun ...........— 10 000
NEW
YORK,
N ov.
8 — A the g u a id e w ill “take the m ea su re” never com m un icated w ith her fain- had
file d co m p la in t w ith the o f unconsciousness yesterday, the
ily liv in g in C ofoe co u n ty , Georgia, a u th o ritie s o f th e O regon capital senator drew a watch from Dr.
i/ooly — ........ 10,000 d rou gh t w hich has prevailed in of tho Jaek son vile team.
N
ew
Y
ork,
N
ew
Jersey,
and
N
ew
W
ith
several
practices
during
the
a
cco rd in g to od e o f the brothers. C harging Mr. S to r e y w ith d eser Cunningham’a pocket and looked at
l 1Ie*»Or - ............... 10,000
LOB ANGELES, Nov. 8.—Argu
it. Later he y in able to speak a
In company with her husband, tio n and n on -su p p ort.
Malm ..... ..... .. 10,000 E n glan d , d uring th e p ast m onth past week the national guard team
A m o n g other things, Mrs. S torey few worda to those at his btselside. ments in the trial of the goiera* Aycock -------- 10,000 rom aiued unbroken today w hile is supposed to have been strength to whom she had been marled but
His physicians today commented manta Elk Hills leas# cancellation
ened considerably, and thev are e x - scarcely more than a y ea r at that told the police that she and her
» n k in ------------- 10,000 m ore th an n dozen seriou s
upon the vitality which has enabled suit wil probably begin next Thurs
“H o n -------------- 10,000 fir e s burned in various ports ot poctcd to put up a better fight this tima, lira. Storey left her Georgia husband had formerly lived ' in
N ew York en d N ew J er se y .
A afternoon than ever.
home in 1906. Aftor no word had Georgia, it waa after receiving the' senator, who is in 1)U 76th day, counsel for the defendant
Petroleum djS **d
year, to continue his fight for life Pan-American
new record o f 81 con secu tive ra in
The scrimmaga gamo tbe guarda been received from her,-lither di word from Portland that S h eriff
f r i i ! " ' * ---------le s s days U a lr esd y s e t In N ew were to have played with the high rectly or indirectly and all efforts Tanner of Coffae county broke the throughout the two day period in Transport Company having rested
-2
10.000
his case yesterday shortly before
« S t a f f o r d ------- 10,000 Y ork. Adding to perils oi [ . K W .chool griddera Friday afternoon to locato her had failed, tb» family new a to the aged mother and other which little hope was hold for him
mbcrs of th# family that Mrs. and during which, at timer, death adjournment until 10 Wednesday
S t o k t * --------- 10JXH) f ir e s Is th e urtUaual w ardith tw»i was called off because of the game several year, ago decided that Mrx.
(was expected momroUrUy,
, ^ ‘ng .......... .... 1
many eectlon s o f th e east exper•rey was still living, _
Storay wm dead, . ■ ,
WJ i*n morning.
today in JacJtao*
.W iUon
Jgncod *inc« Octvbw.
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BULKHEAD PLANS
CONSIDERED BY
LOCAL CHAMBER
NUMBER
ASSOCIATED PRESS JISPATCHES
COOUDGE AND Commission to Investigate ONE MORE SEAT
Agricultural Conditions Is
HUGHES TRADE A p p o in ted b y P r e s id e n t IN CONGRESS IS
SAID TO EXIST
V;:!
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Annual Appropriatk
Bill Will Come in for
Considerable Actk
WASHINGTON, Nov. 8 .-i
(By The Associated Press.)—
President Coolidge doe#
contemplate, at least for
present, calling tho new
gress into special session all
er next March 4, nor doc* hi
now expect to present
comprehensive pldn of taj£$
reduction tu the present Con-
g ro ss at th e sh ort sessio n which
w ill begin n ext m onth.
W h ite H ouse sp okesm en In o u t - - ' .
lin in g the p resid en t’s v ie w s F rid «y
in dicatel thnt fnrm le g isla tio n hills .
would com p rise the principal eubjects o f con gressio n a l action . a t
the ap proach ing short suasion. Mr.
C oolidge late yrsterd ny announced
the personnel o f the a gricu ltu ral
com m ission he has had In m ind for
som e tim e ns an ngency to stu d y
farm needs und it is hoped th a t
its recom m endations cun h« fo rm
ulated in tim e for action upon
them by co n g ress before March -4.
In so fa r as lux reduction in con- ;‘eernerf, it w ns m ade know n th a t r'
P resid en t C oolid ge ju st now d oes
not think it ad visable to re»patv
th e w hole q u estion of lu x a tio n a t m
the sh ort session w ith n con grtM
which has hut recen tly decking} s -j
its posit ion on tlite su b ject.
Ha .
has not, h ow ever, d eterm in ed ot!
the recom m en dation s he w ill su b -’**
m il to the se ssio n b egin n in g in P e :
com ber nnd m ean w h ile w ill • tudjf '
the a d v isa b ility o f tuxntion recon t A ^
m endntions a lo n g w ith oth ers,
T h e p resid en t’s p osition In
islnItK
tlv e problem s wns g iv e n a f te r
a day devoted la r g ely to conform |r;'
en ce s wi t h c o n g r e s s i o n a l l« a de n t , -..I
S e n a t e N|Kikeamen f r a n k l y cXpMr>j|> i.
erf the hope thnt
the
pi".*ident , 1
w ould not cull u specinl se ssio n , de»
d u r in g the rou u try hud show n no
d esire for im m ediute le g isla tio n . /,
Farm m easu res, if n ecessary, t i l * / ‘
deelnrerf, would be ptiHscd a t (l|4 short session w hile an oth er y e t i
would, in their opinion, ilevelup th e
p ossib ilities of tax reduction.
S en ator Reed. ( R ) , Putina., i ‘
m em ber of the sennte finunev vorn- *
m ittee d ed u red a fte r a v is it a t
the W hite H ouse thu t ta x rcdilO*'
tion loomed us u p o ssib ility to th#
point o f p lacin g th e su r ta x e s b tiovf
the m axi mum of 26 per c e n t r ee
com m ended by S ecr eta ry M ellonIk U
the Inst se ssio n . H e d eclared pp u V ' i
Mention o f thiee ta x retu rn s w hl
h ich I
he endorsed, had sh ow n th a t tiw
high su rtax rates
■ate# w ere f u tile at} b
iiirnn* o f ro llo ctin g
ta x e s fr o n t .
Iur;:e in com es, th e rc tru n s, h e said,
sh ow in g h olders e f
fo r tu n e s In
m any in sta n c es w ere in v e stin g in
tnw ex em p t se c u r itie s rath er th an '.
pay the h ig h ta x e s.
C hairm an Fm oot o f the Senate
hi nance com m ittee lik ew ise pro*
d ieted tax reduction would g o ove£
t hi s s e s s i on und wai t f o r t he
g u l a r m eetin g of the new co n g ress.
H r a l so believed e x te n siv e reduc- '
tion* could bo m ade a t th a t ttm a
"II alon g the line. P resen t t a r if f
r a te s, h e added, w ould in h is op ta ion stand unchanged.
T he regu lar
cab in et
m eat
w as held th is m orning. lo ite r
p resident w en t over w ith dir.
Lord o f th e b ud get tho M tlb i
for n ex t y e a r ’s
nppropriatl
w hich w ill be p resen ted to *6
g ra ss.
U
tS
Herald Will Issue
Sports Edition Oi
Florida-Army Gam<
A gridiron classic of much
im|K>rtance and in which ei
follower and friend of thu lie
vcrslty of Florida * *
team la vitally interested,
the clasH this aftgRtoon I
between the “Gator” elev
and the Army “Male*
Because of tha keen int
which ia being shown by
fans in the big gamo, Tl
ford Herald has arrxngi
the Associated Press to
the results play by play,
ly after 6 o’clock this paper ;
issue an.ertra in which it
tailed account of tho
will bo given.
The two teams will
tho cadet’s field s t 2 * 0
eastern tint# and wit
w f. the ref tree’s wt
le util be on.
complete
�u ill.
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TREAT COLDS
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Itrm lni.lc I . . o n l y . N lntr o f I’lorlitn.
fit r e R a t a l * o f J a m n C. I l |« « l n » .
N o t l r e la h e r e b y Riven. to nil
w h o m It m a y c o n c e r n , th at on t h e
S / l l l d a y o f l)••l•l•ml>er. A. P . '1921.
w « ah u ll nr,ply t o t h e H o n o r a b l e K.
K. llo n id in ld e r . .In.lx.' of anM C ou rt,
aa J n d r n o f I’rnlinti' f .r our f i n a l
d la r h a r R e na K x r r u t o i a of t h r r a tlite
o f J a m r a C.
t tlir cln e
<fai’oaa<*«t:
and t h a t at th e ram . t im e ««• v ill
preactil our f i n a l l ir r .iu id i aa l'x»
o r n t o r i o f anlil f i n a l n r c o u n te aa K xt h . l r approval.
f »ati<it O c t o b e r !3. A. I> i n n .
M AItV i: IIK IH tN S and
J C L j l ’M It R T ItlK H l:
R xe ru torx.
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SPECIAL ( ’(ITS IN
Fancy Florida and Western Heel
Lamb, Veal, Pork.
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II tN< I l i t
Fat lien s and Friers
C I T A T IO N
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w h o m It m a y c o n c e r n . Hint
the
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I ah all apply to H o n o r a b l e K y
H o u a h o ld e r . J u d r e o f >uhl r . u o t
aa J nr 1pi- of P ro tia tr for m> f i n a l
dfachnrR e i,n E x e c u t r i x o f Hie . •
t a t o of T h e o d o r e ytrtin.il. d r e e i i a e d .
an d Ihnt at t h e nam e t i m e I will
p r e a e n t m y f i n a l n c e o u t ila an I'x
eCUlrlx o f an Id e a l n t e am i a . I. for
their npproval
Patorl f »rt olier 2.1 A |r | ! i ! l
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Not loo In hereb y r I v . n. t o nil
w h o m It m a y I’o n i . r n th at on t h e
*1
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a* J n d R r of I'r n l.al.’ for o u r - f i n a l dor
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a n t i c i p a t i o n t o t h e f a c e s o f all.
Fur father, m other and the little ones all know
that it “ tastes like m o re .”
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T h e Reo a u t o mo b i l e of S. S.
I the kid* and most of the par_ were down early this morning B a u m e l whi ch w a s stol en a week
ace the clrcua unload and then a g o l a s t W e d n e s d a y n i ght while
e entire country aide was In at p a r k e d on. F i r s t S t r e e t and while
t h e o w n e r w a s in n local picture
11 w’eloek to *oe the hlg parade.
» Selli-Floto Circus ha* made show, w a s r e p o r t e d f ound by Mr.
otatlon on the fine parade B a u m e l this a f t e r n o o n who s t n t r s
they give in all the citie* t h a t t h e c a r w ns l ef t in n luike
they snow and even now at W o r t h g a r a g e ' b y t h e supposed
mo of the season when all the thieves.
I ihcrnalta and panoply of the jlx>cnl police, he s ta te d, t r ac ed
c ring la well worn Sells Kioto tno a u t o mo b i l e as f ar as F o r t
to t he
It* look fresh and
P i er ce and a r e believed to know the
ye
r o b be r s , s uppose dl y t h r e e young
With the finest of horse*, pretty me n w h o w e r e on t he i r way to
wt r l s , funny clowns, many bands,
animal cages and even to the cal- Miami.
An old Reo c a r w a s found on
tope the parade this morning spell
ed one thing In big type—a Good F r e n c h A ve nu e f ol l owi ng the t he f t
LTlrcus. Kor without a parade, a of Mr. R n u m e l ’s a u t o is t ho ught
ireus would riot be a circus; with- t o be one d e s e r t e d by t h e alleged
Iti plenty of horsea and clowns y o u n g r obber s.
i girls and animals and ele
H a v i n g h u r n t out t h e h e a r i ng s
ant* the folks would think they of t he c a r t he y obtained in S a n
bad been cheated out of something ford, t he t hi e ves left It in a g a r a g o
[teJrcus ha* only a mediocre in La ke W o r t h a n d It is p r es u me d
Haumel t he y a g a i n took
tils is one of the points w h e r e abyn o t Mr.
h e r c a r f or t h e r e m a i n d e r of
rKloto excel! and another p oi nt t h e ir j o u r n e y .
big show that Is given in
In r e p o r t s received by Mr b Flan
afternoon and evening a f t e r
p a ra d e h aa given
the
big n»el f rom L a k e W o r t h , F o r i Pierce
r d a ta s te of w ha t t he y c a n ex-1 a n d f r o m t he police of fi c er s
of
T h e pa ra d e shows w h a t t h e | this city. Mr, llmimcl s ta te d, it
c a n produce, t h e clea.i ap- »» i ndicat ed t h a t t he a u t o thieves
l ranee of p e rfo rm e rs and e qui p ! a r e k n o w n and t h a t polir.* a r e only
t l show s t h a t a r eal p e r f o r m * ! w a i t i n g for a good chunce to lay
( Will b e given to t h e public a n d | t h e i r h a n d s on t he m.
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At 10:00 o’clock tonight voting schedulei
he reduced for the last time— Contestants!
urged to check in tonight —
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S o m e Y o u n g L a d y W i l l W in ] |T h is C a r
* •A
5000 Extra Voles
On Monday noon 5000 extra votes will
awarded the contestant turning in (lie grei
est number o f subscriptions during (he
hours ending at that time.
& & Tn.d e . ; hia ” , o r "Ln‘f
J’r ‘K,^|
T h e enr l l i at wu sst ol en in tins
^
, ^ c l , y iH niiw h*in * ri-cundi tinned an,I
wm r ? l
o 1 V , " , h * 1**11 he b r ou g ht h a r k
Sanford
T h e h, g p a r a d e a l mo st a mile I E a r n e d *
" w, , ’‘
, l o n g wende d its v/.iy over t h e prin
' c i pal r t t e c . s <f thi city' a nd t h e n r e / \ w m
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i; t o , the show lot on the old ’mae- '
i hall p a r k w h er e t he n f lc r /mo n p e r . _ _ ,
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J M s » n , e will b .
l«_oVI«k
■ and will, t he e v e n i n g p e r f o r m a n c e
at 8 o'clock.
T h i s will p r o b a b l y be t he only
t circus to show* her e this season
n d one c a n be s u r e of g e t t i n g his I
( C on t i n u e d f r o m P a g e 1)
Honey's w o r t h a t each p e r f o r m 1hell t i t , 41,1)17; Mor row ( I n 47,£ ■ance f o r .Sells Kioto h ave n repu- C31.
k'iving t he public t h e best
F o r g o v e r n o r O t e r o ( I t l 11,(11*7,
that c a n be f u r n i s h e d in hi gh class. H am i o t t ( I >> 17.'i.'M.
1 clean amusem ent.
Ma ke Ci rcus
£ Day. a g a l a u y a n d t a k e t h e kids
Mil g n u s J o h n s o n l o s i n g
and give y o u r s e l f a t r e a t a t the
ST PAUL.
Minn.. N m
H
r ? r aame t i me.
Cooltdge had a p l u r al i t y of H2,
!(7i! votes in Mi nn e so ta when t a b
ul a t i on o f unof ficial r e t u r n s from
T ues da y s election ended t oni ght
wi t h 3.672 of the s t a t e ' s ;t,iiil7 tire
ci ncts r epor ted.
Tin
pr eci nct s g a v e the I’rcsi
dent I1!»..'I2I V«•( !**« iih c . i i n p a n d
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“ T h e jioople o f t hi s c i t y
who with . m . . m for i j i F o i i i t t r and
■0 h a v o p u r cl m s e d f l ag s wil be in 56,71(7 for Davis. For Si-nnioi tin
K m - their t>lace on t h e m o r n i n g of t ha t nr ecincts gain* Schnli ( I t , :IH 1.
TSfc^UUy." a n n o u n c e d A. 1*. H a g g a r d , 532; J o h n s o n (It Li .'171.'., II
t » » t c o m m a m l e r ^ l e c t of t h e local
.Vi Post o f t h e A m e r i c a n Legi on t oda y
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Mlir.
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W e a r e n o t w a i l i n g / o r poles t v *
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a n d sockets,.' Staled- ----Mr. H a g g a r d , ! H i t t H O I I I O I I I ( ) S O O O l U
out are h a v i n g t he s e m a d e so t Hat
e v e r y o n e who b u ys p f lag may be
Assured t h a t it will IV di s pl a) isi on
News w a s r o i e n e d lie,, F n d u \
next T u e s d a y A p p r o x i m a t e l y fifm
uJ>. flags hav,e been sold to noon t oda y " l
h ," 1 N" \ 1 ‘a l ( ( s c o i n
C i a n d it Is .........ted an addi ti ona l I '.' M \ ' *r »
* *> ' " ■ / or sever al
b'A n u m b e r will he sold b e f o r e Tin -t ye a r s , had been a r esident of that
place.
day,
Mr Hruiinen, it w a s
l e ar ne d
“ We al so wist, to call the at
t e n t i o n «.f tiie public to tiie fact was Ii,.| li in Pike • mi nt y, tin., m,
F -' t ha t tin T u e s d a y m o r n i n g c n i s will O r t . .'It, |sr,ii, dyi ng at 1tie a g e ,,t
Me was t he f a t h e r of eight
s t Vv L
by t he m e m b e r s of dk
chi
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en, two of whom, hoys, died
a nd S a n f o r d Huy Scout s
N o . five, W e l a s k a
Hlock, on sever al > . n s ago in Geor gi a .
lie is sur vived |,v ins wife, two
J
Raijroud Avinue.
O u m n ma>
F o s t e r of
' C’V’ i t ® P l c *r
docor ateil h y d n v i n g d a u g h t e r s , Mr« J '
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H S r c 1° bho' plait* w h e r e n will n, ke Mabelrie, (>a, and Mi*
Osceola, fllor hulls.
^ ; . o n l y n ' - o r t five m i n u t e s to fully Hliiok'
d e c o r a t e a n autoiuoiiiie. .Matt-nals K llrat.ticn of Melbourne, I* i
fu r t h e decot at Inn of 20(1 r u n , have Hi a , n i e , i id Maiielcu'. U f Itiuri
v ;» been o r de r ed a n d w ill iirrivt* jn lien of 1f'ccoin an d ! IV llinniicr
...
a nd n bin, In t, |, i I t , a n n o , i of
, y i S a n f o u l S u n lay
( Hi r uns a, e »*k
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Y *d lo b a \ i t h ei r rnr-( OiVnl II I t il
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QNE 1V10RE SEA. I
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DON’T WAIT UNTIL THE LAST WKEd
CONGRESS IS
Subscriptions will bo hard to secure during!
last week of the contest. By t h a t time tlic entl
county will have been thoroughly covered and iti
l)e no easy m a tter to
subscriptions.
TAKEN BY G.O.P.
LIST OF PRIZES
And the volin.tr power of subscription will
he so irroat during the last period of the campa^
ns now.
; American Legion Will
Decorate Autow For
K& Arm istice Day Parade
Far si^'nted contestants are doine; all they coij
pile up n bitr lend while ii is possible to do so.
FIB ST
$1,350
BUICK STANDARD SIX TOURING {'AW
M. F. Brannon Dios At
The lijrht will he a hot one a t the end.
won't he enough hours in the days durinjr the la
riod. It will he a contest such ns has never heem
in this part of the state. To win the grand prize*
contestant, no m utter how confident she m;iy bel|
this time, will have to redouble her efforts, or shot
he defeated h\ some other worker who ju t nowi
ap p ear less formidable.
S Fl'O N D
On November Fourth1
DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RINfi
K,
p l a n s ' 'J S Z
cons i de rkd
b
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Bi local
cham bkr
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M-i • O ■uituiued f r o . II p a g e 1>
H s K . *■' *hat o g i i t n i t tec' s r epor t at
, Ule n ex t me e t i ng , it was sl a t e d.
Upf*h t hi* muti un of S r c ri ' lu r y
£•»•... s..
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\
*Nrc.la. o f f i c ia ti n g
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In
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1 M«>ti nlf ill
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A. *1. Lee Dies Tuesday
At His Home After an
$25 IN COLD
AND THFN
10 Per Coni Commission lo al) those ( ontestauts
Itcmaining Active Who Fail to
Win a Prize
/
Of W ife’s Grave Bein^
Opened By Strangers
On* i ••u | hiii . w he n m a l l ) <ui ( r u m t(u- i»a|i*r, is Kuud f ur 10
lul l 's in | In- S a n f o r d I D r aid'* S;i | vsma n»hi | i t . iin| ,aign f u r t b f
f t,l11, ii iitg ronlx-ataiil :
NAME
following the death of his wife
here u week ago.
He told the police that the men
who kidnappyd him brought him
to Orlando and last night curried
him to the cemetery where his
wife is buried, dug up her body
and forced him to look a t her.
The young man telle a most
gruesome story about the proce
dure which men unknown to J»lm
went through.
.,
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ADDHKSS
V o U 'd (HI
or Ik*fore Nov. 8.
th er e is s t il l tim e f o r y o u t o w in .
s
And there are a good many people living in SeC
inole county who have not yet been asked to su
scribe. A subscription to the weekly issue will he
it any person doesn’t want to pay $7 for the daily-
VOTING SCHEDULE FOR FIFTH PERIOD
I F i v e - Y e a r nul . se r , | , l i o n l«, T h e
Dmlv
I F o u r - Y e a r HuliNcriiiti'iii t.. I he
1 T h r e e - Y e a r H u l.s m |.(in u l„ T h e
1 T w o - Y e a r b u L m n o t io n t o t h e
1 O n e - Y e a r su h s e rip t „m to T h e
I Six M o n th s Mil,M i ipt ion to i h e
Dailv l i e n , Id, §28 00
P u ilv I k ruUJ, $21 utl
1
Nui (inotl Unites
I here are a good many subscribers to thi-M^P
who will he glad to help you. if you b u t ask them.j
EVERYBODY WINS
GOOD FO R
FR EE VOTES
O R LA N D O . Nov. 7 . - K . I*. Domth a t , ,the 'n>'. *1. *on ‘>f A. J. D om iny.
.
m s m e evenly m atched an J that ; prom inent U u r e n s C ounty, Ge„• COOd g a m e will be seen.
I r gia f a r m e r who was believed to
Beginning a t 0:30, sai d Mr , Hag* ( h a v e been k i d n a p p e d fruni Dublin.
r a id . one of the best and most Ga„ home of his futhc-r, yesterday
complete firework displays e v er morning, was being held here on u
acen in this section of Florida will charge of nonsupport of a child,
r± .
Contestants a re reminded of the fact that
newal > of old subscriptions count for just as nia
Votes as new subscriptions. By seeing- ail tiie ]>eop
who are now subscribers to 'The Herald, and by!
t wring- advance payment of their subscriptions,
testants can easily pile up a big num ber of votes, j
,llnc8!i of One Year
It Is ibelieved,
b* given on the bulkhead, just e a u
o f Palmetto Avenue,
Concluding the day's activities
HI lie the big legion ball to be
Wed lb the armory beginning at
■,. Ticket* a r t now on sale
;for
■bull » • well aa for the t o o l .
ball game. Tickets for the dance
be obtained from Mr*. George
■ Knight or Mra. L. P. Chi t ten-
OLD SUBSCRIPTIONS COUNT AS WEI
AS NEW ONES
FIFTH
BIG CELEBRATION
PLAN FOR NOV. 11
.WELL UNDER WAV Kidnaped Man Tells
c
Aftt t lofhi.v lliere are hut twelve working da
oil cannot afiord to h i one of them slip by.
$50 IN COLD
r o u t ll g t o u r i s t s awu> f r o m Sa o he w a . a inllim.,1 . oinluctor on
IXOra, wtic" ,n r eality t h e sh r t e s l | l h e \ ' en ha l o , | t-„. Mu, ni ng lie
J a n d beat l oud r a n dir ec t l y t h i o u g h > t wee n St I s, ms Mo and I ndianu
noils
Mr. i ,ei* moved f i n e ' In
W . SI. S,- itt, n i a n a g e i
of lhe j 'Ranapolis to SwnforiL w h e r e he
A m e r i c a n F r u i t G r o w e r s Cumpuny. |
r *•*'.(..,1 until his d e a t h
.
Atld W. A. L e f f l e r , miui agei
of
*'v,‘
s ur vi ved In his v ,fi |
i C h a s e a n d C o m p a n y , both luieflv ul11* *1,1 t'taiidson, l l a i i v Mliison
p r e d i c t e d t h a t t h e c e le ry , m p „ f | " f ‘ ‘•'lumhiH n „
A f t e r u #hoi t s«‘tvif«* l u f s t i u s ,
this at-Mson woul d o v e r r e a c h that
o f l a st , a n d t h a t c o n t r a r y to the at t h e home on F u s t St me t. the
f funeral belief, tin- r ec ent h e a v y body. uecolnpMiiied try Mr s !*•»•
was s e nt to t h e bi r t hp l a c e . T e r n
f c ' ra l n * h a d d une but l it tle d a m a g e . ] H a " u l i ' " f o r ' imrial
S e v e r a l n a t t e r s of r o u t i n e i
D u r i n g his br ief lesidenc* in
! t u r e w e r e dinposed of
Hanf or d, Mr
Lee
m a d e nianv
f ri e nds , who will m o u r n this loss
• nd who e x t e n d to M r s l a c deep
cat s y m p a t h y in h e r loss
ims.
o
K onm i
a a v cr n l l a r g e a n d coiispiruuus s i g n s !
•. n
, , .
■long the Stute N». ;j h i g h wa y from a i
Tuesday mo r ni ng .
advivt*i,|g
hw h,ome a!
JJaacckkssoonn v i l l e lo T a m m
p a. , an
si ng <I c,r,* .»■ , ..
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t o u r i s t s t h a t t h e best
r out e he
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V ) “ ,W r
t w « m tll v.e ci ties lay t h r o u g h San 1 . ' r
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-. aaijnis
l l h. ha
k dn been
^ ' placed
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is ,
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(C ontinued on P n g s 8.)
T a w «°°b ball g a m e in Uie a fternoon, hi tiling a t 3 o'clock, b e t w e e n the
iford a n d K i s s i m m e e high s c h o o l
1>c!)'t wait until the end of a period to du
hi* n ' vcry (!a\ . Help the newspaper get t ‘u pap
stalled immediately so that subscribers will ivcfll
the papei pi’ollipt ly.
EDISON PHONOGRAPH
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K B U l k iik a i)
CHEEK IN EVERY DAY
r ii iiH )
rhree Months s u l i H c r i p t i o t i
D aily
Ileruhi.
U entl.l
$;}f,.oo
c o u n t s 76.00®
c o u n ts
49,213•*
_ c o u n la 29.07® >*
............................... c o u n ts 17.10® J.j
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c o u n U 5 ,1 3 0 ^
i.....I r q i r o t s ».«».,
$ |D H )
Daily H e ra ld , $7 Oil
Daily Mer>,UI. ? .1.50 *
to t h e D ailv l l e r a i d
$175
1 F iv e - Y e a r s u h s t rip tio n t o t i i e W e e k l y H e r a l d . $ 1 0 o o
h o u r - Y e a r s u h s e r ip t ion to T h e W e ek ly H e r a ld . ? 8 . o n
T h r e e - Y e a r s u l.s e n p tio n to th e W eekly H e r a ld , JJfi.OO
I w o - Y c a r s u b s c r ip tio n to T h e W eekly H e ra ld , $ | <k>
O n«-Y ea r H iii,H(r,,), 1(,n to T h e W e ek ly H c a l d . . $2 00
1 b ix M o n th s s u b s c r ip tio n to T h e W e e k ly H e r a ld , $1 o o
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4®®
10,66®JJ
4,480JJ
1.71® J.J
684 ^
300 Jj
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I MANY THOUSAND VOTES CAN BE OBTAINED IN 4 WI ,
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Nottro I t hereby jrlvcn to y o u anil
bile theft," p a r t y to. n | c.ioii or you, th n i it. m . c i n v n « u*
v In this city l e d to th e , »<IiAlnIiitr«t«r o f the <mtat<> o f Mam
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piall bungalow if so desired. $1000.00
ash balance sixty dollars per month.
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W on’t warp, either. Easily-put up — it saws
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Made only by the United* States Gypsum
Company.
A sk your W b e r or building material dealer
for a sample and prices.
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1LB T H O U G H T F O R T O D A Y
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Ife do n o t, a l w a y s win t h e rac e
B y on ly r u n n i n g r i g h t,
I^ W q h ave t o t r e n d t h e m o u nt a i n' s
base
Cv B e f o r e we r e a ch its height.
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But h e who hives hi ms el f t he l a s t
A nd k no w s the; us e of pain,
ough s t r e w n With e r r o r s nil hi*
...
P«*t.
f< • H o surely' will a t t a i n .
Borne s ou ls t h e r e a r c t h a t needs
m u st taste
O f w rotrg,’o re ch o o sin r right:
■ We khoald not call t hos e y e a r s n
■ tt!
waste
W h i c h led us t u t h e light.
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Jected.
I t will*be I n t e r e s t i n g new to sec
hat happens to wheat and corn.
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Is N o t K n o u irli"
“ Kven g o o d n e ss Is not good u n le s s it is good for s o m e
t h i n g . " H e n ry F o rd uses ih a l s e n te n c e a n d s e em s in e x
p r e s s a n a lm o s t new idea. T h e " g o o d n e s s ” t h a t used to he
r e p r e s e n t e d by t h e p io u s p e n p lc 'w h o ke p t t h e S a b b a t h lu>!>
b y di (‘s s in g up in t h e i r s o m b e r be-d am i looking t h e i r m ost
m o u r n f u l t h r o u g h o u t th e long d a y b u s F m p s s t a n d i n g
F o n d n e s s t h e s e d a y s is a < t i \ i t \ |ml to use fu l e f f o r t, a c ti v it r
put to h elpful service.
H e n r y F o r d no tes, too, th a t a c h a n g e lias coin" HI
in th e
. a t t i t m h o f t h e w orld t o w a rd a b ility , a m b itio n , a n d ; u h i o \ o
J
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h a y s, " T h e r e is n o th in g e v e r w r o n g w ith a m
*tinn, aliilily. a e l m \ e i m nt ; but they can easily be w m n g
T h ere is also a man nanicd Pour i Ied by being used to w rong ends.
K in B oston who no douhi would
" In t h i s r " i i i i l i y , " In* c o o t n in e s o n lu.s ju ig e in t h e h o a r
8 lh * t job.
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h o r n I n d e p e n d e n t , " w c a r e t h r o u g h c o t n le n in iiig t h e s e q u n l
Bomeotn* mid Itoh IVarn.nn f h .t
r u ttar-two . gr>T«*rnon. wers* com u ig
F torhjj w eek a f t e r next .
W o w j u l d |ia»<{ Uug i gb t, t ha t
• v i s o f B r y a n ci.ul.l h n \ c rai
r i e d hi s j v i i s t a t e .
L o
S o m e o n e said s o m e l h m g s e v e i a l
- t o o n t h s I k " nlnuit
a lliuvoi sit y
• ' C l u b for*^>anfurd, hut n o t h i n g tms
bee n dong nhout it \ e t .
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ill
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p l a yed
t oda y,
t*v
t h e w a y ' l l f n i e n l i o a i n g t h e Fh.ri
d «* Ar my{goi i ie
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* ‘ P r e a i d c n t Cont ul ge would
he s*.
m ean as to m a k e G a s t o n
M can
W a e c r c U r y of (tie I r e a n u r j
Bw1,- T h e more a g n l looks at her
I c lf in Ule rujrn.t (he less likely
•h e l» to. see h e ise lf as plhen* he*
her .
AH the It*, til .ltd >s nit- tltisiiritf
f f t h e i r l*ack s p i m g iniotlnt1nil*
licks and g e t t i n g ready foi the
t o u r n a i n e n t next w.-ek
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111 V Ml|l dleil with what the) - need.
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lllill, Ml .'tel, 1" -ee t hat th ■> live
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. f o r t u n a t e l y n o h a v e o fte n m i s t a k e n ^ oak ness lup gootino w,
i f l ' he* t> tiling* "luvi’rig.
be c au se it is h u n n k s s umj b ra m !c -s .
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‘'Keen goodness," he declares, "is mu good uiilo^ n m
• g 1 i; ll,.- -s r i. • . 1(’a n i' nee.igo.sl for something. Wo arc pmung that al.iliU ami am
l , Ui • 4'! -Ml 1 1' 1I.I W,. V "f ,1.,
lulioii have belli r ontleu in srcvn o. The most lado al ami
log bo i . 1 e. .-.) - 1" ki ep flo
lim most conservative thing We know is Service m.t a I tun
t o , ■ 1 II-1 (at i, • L'l'ing, a n d M
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r u ’, « , 11 a m 11 •1f 1h» t il " k . f"i the
good’s Service i- not a word, it IS a wmk.
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party platforms answer the d e m a n d l " i SCI . IC.Ullv p a r ! y
11 MIL - II 11n . 111
performance can .,.. | hat."
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u m : l i l i e s a b o u t ; tie p. , ■| I , , | | J v
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know n to s h o w hv his ow n n e e d s th a t he I . lo ve- wliul tie s.i v -■
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I h e w o t <| . a m
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lbs f i r s t l u g u s e t l i i r i n g t h e Will, w l i e n . V V| , o t | \ M, c i . i g e i g
M Ml 1’ h 1 • h. f]' Hifiri. IH> r a d ..I
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t in hi. king him **1j i -' 1 f Ilf ft If iVf n t n . n
< ause.
A t t h a l I i nt e , t o o , m a n y a i a n l e s s ui in a m l w. t n a i i
1 lo- . I'Mthl t • hli4 v111i in N i k
w a s i a r m ’d i n t o a m r u m s l It i n k i n g , u u s e l i i s b g i v e r o f a l l H n .
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t soinetjiiiig
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people ImvV h o a r d 1m u c h o f "sm
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o f a n o v e r u s e o f i }lt word,
si•i1, i. .•
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'be word so m.Idi w h e n th e own. i of the glib r.inyim i- mu. ,
gi r lirin g s a th rill, imi , l u .
g jh N e x t jsa-ek Sarifim l f..|k - will word so o| ten. it probably m*
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1‘ ’ "utvc a n i mpor t unit v t. i t i u lh. a he a rt I ( a g e r d e s i r e f o r o p j - m I m ill i e s t o s e r v e it s f e l l o w
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t a k e a d v a n t a g e of i t '
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Idllu-rto unkn-'Wii in U n i t e d S t a l l
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tells
n o w c r o s s i n g s i gns a d o pt e d hv a p e o p l e g o a b o u t l i m i t i n g f o r c h a n c e s l" si-rvi . in o i dt i to radii n Von i. iilre ll.at even t h e P'.vvi <
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1 p ar ly Iriblt I II-. |.«> hl ok el l when
A n d t h e n i - . n a m a n g i v . ■ in s e r v i ce, I i i e m o r e h, . v. dl
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m e i .- I h i 1 r e a l l y g i iinl m a n m w o m a n i - s t a v i s t h e m a n o r t h e vvoin
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advances thill lute, " T h e m a n » l m i
W a n d c r c t h out of t h e wav of M.|
i w r ttli l i n g ' aliall r e m a i n in t he . on
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S a tis l v A d v e rtis e rs
U \ • 11 \ \ ( , i ■
t o l t Till- Pit KM- NT. howev.-i
in* old Rej. iihli rau part;, is tio--.
vi 11Ii ( a l v m - ..el edge nl t h e lie,id
if u
B a r r i n g u !.t " i s e en c a l a m i t y .
lie o u g h t I" he ah.lUt as s t r o n g
l o u r ye a rn h u m now a s T h e o d or e
ItooM’velt vva- at t he e n d of ho
l it *t t e r m .
Iti.oaevcli e o old g n a s h Ills te. til
i (,a r ,| utKj hit. ..if s i n k i n g p t u u n - . .
But C o O l i d c e - quiet silence w - i i p
[ a l s o to ri'Hlain tue »*seller of sue
Ufa*.
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B I G G E S T I ' t l l ' U L A K vote
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t' ubiii il v -. ui ed I hi mg li i,|,i
I .j».
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noon pHi»»*r hfi^ 41fl unity niu..fi*
' ’ --Ik i; -d iilit n- tin wife di>i . thi
. . . T he o t h e r dnv o u r Mlctiogtttpher thiit i'll f| hi Mt '.n! in no
t he i g o all I p a r t ..I ltic hoo-elpd-i ,| ,
Went t o t h e t e l ep h o n e ainl wiu.
m
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i o(fiven t h e r i g h t n u m b e r . We «pHilli t In- I'Mlelnelv W'-allhg
J piiait t m e l l i n g Milt* a n d ahe c a m e
Hu* wht- 41i! Vt M 141 r t'lrt* t s. t iif I f1• i t t * j H ,t . t •
l i t ! e r e n t . a l t h o u g h .n
a fte r a f ew mi nut es.
hulk of his Jlfin-rilllt l'IIK‘1! t III tin*
JK .
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e h c a n ’s tlie u s i n g hunt t m t h e
a f t e r n o o n pupet be. a use tin n MK»t
l el oal c ol tin spe, p, ’’ |., not until
b O f t h a d y in g etlitor,
u dur toi
Itce amid; " P o u r m a n , c i r c ul at i on p o rt i on ol ihe Inlying n t . o . g i u , a sle.it fin e b ef or e llie lui« hvoa
Wt g o n e. "
“ You’r e u li a r , " oi s u g g e s t e d In the Woman ol l tie m*ur,
Iti ,i Ui fl r u H 1*, ttl« u
M ,t h * f d l t o r , r | s i n g u p a n d jtiouae, an d she has an l t d . n a t he
,..J ' v r.t a - m a l v..
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many. Ume
l i me ss gadvert:*.-........
a i i v - W n a o e v e r g o t i n A m o r l e a n ....
,ng t m ^ t o t r e i a t h . a r n ' W r
HW? m ' p a p e r Tr d(-' 1 e f liny n a b i r r
l a r g e s t c i rc ul at i on
in thv 11rerod a t t he home and t he horn t,l.llit „ 1, .
h i s t o r y if Ho- * oolidge vo te — t.y
.
—E x c h a n g e
t tie w u y , e s t i m a t e d a t m o r e t h a n
Jo. t he m e e t i n g any social ea g u g .
' l! " '*
,hu? 1
merit to look over the col umns m i
11 1 K’ e v t s y d a y
hnu.-eln.ldet It>.OUO,()lHi. • l l If ojear t h a t f o r t t y i
i.' E a r l Car i ol l . d i s t i n g u i s h e d t h e a
t he Imi g u m s of t he following day
come Lite a n n o u n c e m e n t s
in the p r e s e n t ( h u r t i s n ’t going t o he atr)
| I p r u d u r e r , is m a k i n g a s t r o n g 111 spi l e of t he h u m o r o u s nuggen- a t t e i noun dai ly t h a t mu> he , n n g i g a n t i c politica laliov p a r t y ’ in
!Orhe in N e w York a g a i n s t pn u l
l^gli t h a t thg mokfim Of the Janiily . f«Uv toii M.lgitd u i t e i the ..ttici v n tl.e Uljited S t a l e s .
try. H e fcpetit i r v r r i i ? d aya in jail .it t h e m a i f i nut h c l i t j p f liiq huuaa *‘t “ r i u u n n g aeiii oiis of t h e p ap er
Mr . jUoinpers. head o f tlie A m e r i
impel
p r o t e a t a g a i n a t Aow_t»' ho a e e j U # a l vva y»T , f f aa it a* ’ jJkxx
a z z dune#
(lance, a ; l*a»e been read.
JTiere i,. pructi- c a n F ed or at i oi i ut L a b o r, urgent his
in a v e r y U # ^ * ^ s e e.
^
| ,mniip
W ,|w *-ally muj h uf i n t e r e s t in the well I foTlowcra to votr- fur lai F ol l et tu.
a n )t)r.*g
j i m g g pfcrtyv-.T
p*r t) V- ‘>F so.m,
»umo ,rear
t i o n , " *ii« will a l w a y s m u n a g u to wurde-d a d v e r t i a e m u n t a a n d t a e o t - , T h e l a b o r unions with f ew excel
sin s w! h b C l £ Ve been a bout
.*■-•1 l i m e to look t h r o u g h t h e p a - ' K’rtiiga of t he l e g i l i m a t e i.u r .' hant s \ Unn.' IJidoratHi l.g^^' Fol'leUe!'* a nd
to l*vr. pick out s u c h h i t s of new* | “ f l e gi t i mat e good# a t l e g i t i m a t e
V-. i r. a» c ,o r k.s c.r.e. .w. s seem
,
n te jg e d th c m stlv e s to v ote for
g ° r U I“ s
l*u *t h e r . fancy, a n d de t er - ’ price*, and s o m e t i m e s a t
rea l l y hint.
B u t som e thing happened,
j u d g i n g from the
no*
* ‘
J nrjne which of t h e j,bM>3'iii-I V J ^ i l e a s t h a n such f gur vs , a n d ull tins
lengthening of the tresflek will l a k e ini t he Xullowf i g ' d a y .
Is' H a d d u r i n g t h e e v e ni ng meal an d t h e m en voted w ith th e old
A d m i t t i n g t h a t ail a d v e r t i s i n g is \ a n d following t h e finishing of t h e p a rties, ns usual.
M erely t a l k i n g a b o u t “ c l a s s c o n
good, it is a l w a y s po s s i bl e t h a t af l er- dut i ea. A n y w o ma n will sa y
“ cl ass
l(f28 E aatcrn D em o cr a ts arc suuie of it m ay be l i e f e r than the th is is is a fa ct. When th e sellin g sc io u sn e ss" d o e s n ’t c r e a t e
to a o r t Heaven and HeU to rem ainder. T here in no g r e a t a- section of th e paper Is carefu lly co n sc io u s n ess." T h e m echan ic of
t« AI Smith for the presh m ount o f op portu nity to Uiorough* considered, then there m ay be laid to-dgY is’ th o c o n t r a c t o r o f t o - m o r Then the fight between ly peruae and tU gest th e c o n ten ts tho plana fo r tho n ex t d a y ’s buy- row . It is hard to h a v e g en u in e
■tern and Southern Democrat* o f th e m orning paper d u r in g tho Inr. and schem es d evised to make “class consciousnt-H*" when m en
(h r hotter than between Demo- morning hours, ta k in g tho av e r a s e • v y v ^ t g o "Ju*t a s f a r as pos- slip out of their “c is ts " as easily
aiblo.
UH they d o in the United 8tat«a.
f r p m r z r cr7«*; -- - r~ -t * rw r* r^ A
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n | | c ' ei
*Enough *oft
lag the. vnmralprj ^ 1
a avc Th e se "PARTfes
EV ER^ ?OVR V e A KS
mi ne ax d e a n ai * ,
T h o largest
weighn ten ounces, ^
Teat aaphead wtijlji!
All t he wordT
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reach no con
me
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. T h e br ain of an t n ;
d » l r c o f a n r edit W f j
.» t r u e of stum, uncl^?
T ’ -* Chinese usedi
g ea r s ago, most ofp
- e t o ng e d to friends.
C o nr er va Uv r gut
t h e e n er gy use,] t,y
s h a k i n g tiands wnnlfj
cow twice.
An alligator will ps
o f 12 feci m If,
j a l l i g a t o r .‘ kin suitrs„j
million.
cm
r~\ >
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r ndio h ave Imasttd
mice e> eti up .re than i
tures.
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1200 v i n d - a minute, |
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in h i n r .
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a w o n d e r fu l h o tel to
vote. And final f i g u r e s m a y m a k e
b e e r e c te d in t h e I n i s i n M s d i s t r i c t .
e h e a r d of m a g n if ic e n t j Vl
d e v p |o n m e p ts p la n n e d for S to n e Islilhd. W c h e a rd of c l o s e - ' ' 1
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In'SiimiiViflion's ftoon to be e x t e n s i v e ^ developed.
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m i d c f o r w a s really eiily <nt* p a r t y r u n n i n g
lotto. T
h e Ii ' «mof i n a n c in g t h ^ pro p o se d b u lk h e a d a n d t h a t c o n t r a c t o r s c a n ngnir.s: l.» F-dleite.
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at
ional
ly, di dn' t
b e g in w o rk w ith in n in e ty d a y s . T h a t is a sim ple, c o n c re te rratir pmty
a tA te m e n t .knd k b o w k i t h a t t h e ' c i t y c o m m is s io n m e a n s busi- rount.
Wi th ennditionN in A me r i c a as
n e ss. I t m e a n s t h a t , if S a n f o r d w a n t s to, s h e will t h i s wint h e numti er of l h " dist e r see d r e d g e s a c tu a lly e n g a g e d in t h e work o f filling i n ,th e y a
a n d h u lk h c a d in g . It m e a n s t h a t w i t h in a y e a r a n d a h a l f . sail ind i« not gigantic. Atid
...........a t
S e m in o le c o u n ty c a n h a v e a c o m p le te d h u l k head fro m t h e the h o t .......
the d is s at i s fi e d
L a k e M onroe b r id g e to M a y fa ir.
f ar mer - ’ "ii
whom
I.a
F ol l e l te
B u t it m e a n s m ore tlian t h a t . It m e a n s th a t t h e S t a l e l e o tm l i d were soot he d tiy w h e a t
H oad C o m m issio n will c o n s tr u c t a b o u le v a rd a lo n g i)n* lake- sellini: a r ound ?1 f»0 a liu-hel.
f r o n t a s f a r a s t h e c ity lim its, fro m w hich point it will be
W H E A T A N IJ CORN went up
c o m p le te d by t h e c ity , a n d t h a t S em inole c o u n ty will t h u s
h a v e a Ijikefront b o u lev a rd e x te n d i n g from tin* L a k e M onroe yes te r da y , and shi r ks, es pec i al l y I
b r id g e to M a y fa ir, w hich will he t h e m ain h ig h w a y fro m rati roe i
w er e most c h e e r - 1
D e L a n d to O rlando,
it m e a n s th a t th o S t a t e H ig h w a y Cum- fu] r..to<n
le- satisfactory-m issio n will not he
forced to lead I tie new road to O rla n d o
, ,,ntr u. ts
down t > 22 1-2
A R O U N D S a n f o r d by w ay of Paula, b e c a u s e th e y could not l ir ,t«. ... hu-t 7 \ 2 cents lower
s e c u r e th e re q u ir e d six ty -six feet rig h t of way! T h e c ity than tl..- p r i c e might t,. •><can g u a r a n t e e t h e n e c e s s a ry r ig h t o f w a y a l o n g t h e b u lk h e a d
w ith little d i f f ic u l ty w h e r e a s u n d e r a n y o t h e r c ir c u m s t a n c e s i THE i» \v HFVuTEH t•» iuit»"»thO e x p e n s e would be p r o h ib itiv e .
nl p.iverninerit being c u r . f."l i»
So let e v e ry o n e re jo ic e th a t S a n f o r d will h a v e a p ro p e r- 1rornc Iii’i.iu for four y o u r, it
ly hulk headed la k e fro n t an d a b e a u tif u l la k e s h o ro b o u l e t a r d . miel.t a. worth while i>- > t . >Ii-h
iA’t E v eryone v isu a liz e th e t o u r i s t s m a r t e l i n g al Hie p r o g re s ,i,.f .„ n„n ,.i govetum.m.
s iv e n e s s of t h is c ity w hen th e y see t h e d r e d g e s at work n e x t 1 Aoor.ltng to An t.’tl.-. o is
w inter- L e t e v e r y o n e c o -o p e ra te w ith lire city c o m m is s io n
••tn--t t.. that m.-n -imll live;
l i u t a w ork o f b r i n g i n g S a n f o r d to th e f ro m , am i lot t h e m be L , , „t„|
M(. Ih«t th-v -hall live
glad t h a t t h e c ity c o m m ission is d o in g so m u ch for S a n f o r d
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Now We Know.
a n g e m e n ta h a v e been m a d e
Everybody Happy, Almost.
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b u lk h e a d a lo n g t h e la k e f r o n t 1,
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What Is Government?
a n d t h a t , i f t h e p r o p e r s u p p o rt is g iv e n b y t h e c itiz e n s o f
N o Labor P a r t y , Yet.
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BY
ARTHUR BRISBANE
lir.lll) ^ i i . 4 . 1 Mimmtrr
n i n e t y d a y s , t t c f u r t h e r s ta t e d t h a t t h e jo b c a n be cum M Itpsrlafcl 1 M O
*■ A ty w e
rfcnitf i4B p je te tj w i t h i n a y e a r a n d a half.
'fciPTioji h a t e * __ „
T h i s ia t h e s p i r i t w h ic h is r n p id ly r a i s i n g S n n f o r d f ro m
T H E C O U N T R Y k n o w s nil a b o u t
a s m a ll c o u n t r y to w n into a big m o d e r n v ity . W e a r e spe n k - it now, or enough to s e tt l e t h o
,w*fkty Edition *:oo jn g 0 f t h i s s p i r i t o f d o in g big t h i n g s a n d d o in g t h e m now. m o s t i mp o rt a nt ques ti ons .
The
l i t ia p o t e n o u g h to ,s a y tb ejp ro p p sa l o f a b u l k h e a d is w is e a n d
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The l ates t e l ee t u m s h o w s i-olielltsively t h a t t h e Re publ i e an
p,i, t \
g e t t i n g s t i . m g e r in 1'ioli.bi all llo- t i m e .
I lie t i m e
, nmipg w he n it will h a f a c t o r m polities,
The a n s w e r is
[ j., i v ' r . .tiger l a l i d l d a t i s ill lh. Il. nn.. r u t i. p a r t y m I ' l ot tdu
.. Repul'li. an
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f. w f a i t h f u l souls liaVi wor ke d
oi - ii f .id I.. I’n l a t k n a
all the SI- gi i i improv r n i r i i t s .
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t- i
11i>if . t eal Wi O h ' t - III S.ief' d,
I'ht s i t t i n g *t..n- of Re-i wish t.. t h a n k *In ' i’> < " i m m . i t,,r th. . i mf ort til I- I•••i.. h r p. uv iile.l on Wall - f i e . t
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lo. . . . i i i - i • . n. i- i ng any w ot t y oi u • ( h - - m -- on t he p ar t
of a - p u s u t ") of lie Jitddli
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Ift t hn f ti l l. 1 Ii,.t V. ' ilk ,I :d - .1 I*nn l-t s t <■t
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w a l e t - of
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lake ' r u n t
('hill In III I I I ) , H a r r y Steven,, ami I hai led a truv I h r
f r o m i ' W a . Ii lln - ' l e t t h e Other d a and l O V t t e d h i m ’ll -t ip
o v e r in Siiiitoirl a n d I .ok us over
It
in,I ' t u - vvas t he I n - :
g l a d h a n d to i n n I ' l i n e h e S t r u n k t i p * ' . n l i a i d lie W o u l d s t o p
over on his wav Inn k
It only goes t " -how tti.It till s t r a i i g e t
i n u o i m l I a ! we, .- w a n t s a f l i e m l l y g u t t i n g
I ’v d v
gar ./.at i<>n in tin
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l iny m . ' i ; g tiuii.i ei W
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e i t y ■hout.l i’. t i n t lie p a r a d e on
in I ' g o i '
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.aid w vv , '! I a l e t t i t ' l m i d I h , s e
do It
Tin ’- i it i ng ; il- ' ! R -t at I to ii I. 1 no , t ing ha v r de
< o', nl : hat J n d g .
«• i n g f - R, ov i- n o t a i- • m b , i i f tlie A n a n i a s
' H u n an d t h a t hi vv i- ai|l tlol :Ee'l lo . i ' " "i , Oi i dolm Mussutt
f j f (Tty « "iitini-sior . r a - In- s t a t e d
AI- , tliat w he n a m e m
l.uk of tin S i t t i n g y i . , t Re st nii mui i . ,, . t,,r olfu-e lliut lie
: tin 11 I»ul up i ! ' *" ! , i l , I ait Iif ut p er f oi map. ,■ of his e ont ra vU
j k r o m cow ioii;i i c f u s t w a i n i ilay - oi s u m m e r Fl ori da
will he over i n n i m i Ii folks t r y i n g to save Go- poor F lor i da
( r i o k e i s f r om id. mo d s of a i l m e n t s a n d we will la- lalt.-.t upon
to^iioliule i'> tin- ami d o n a t e to t h a t u nt t l we wilt all have to
l e ave a n d g o i , . n o g unt i l t h e e ' e i l e t n e n t dies out a n d Ui.I, gone rinrtli o work the sumrtie
“ ( J i mm c Sis let
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l Ni ne t y
1'
*f our f u t u r r sncii--s .lip. mis upon tiiai
•vtbalkheud on thr lake h u n t anil t r oulevanl t hat wilt e vl e ml f r o m
t h e c i t y l inui s to the new ti r i dge t h a t t h e S t a t e I t c a i I l e p a r t ' H i t i r r wflU inn'll a c ros s t h e i a k u to m e e t tl.is n o w rmirt. - l'uU
f o r t h e bul khe ad.
•-■Bhm L . ci»e:uf , la u mf <f)d a n d >u. Iig al ike will go lo
t h c ' c f r c u * a n d elrloy a few h o u r s -of unal loyed pl e a s u r e. T he
l i r c u a n e v e r grow ■ hi a n d w e n e v e r grow tm; uld to see it.
A pd t o d a y i . i the S Hr. k'loto C i r c u s S a n f o r d h a s one of the
l a r g e s t a n d l est , n th.- m a d .
f f l 1 '
-------------All t h e S a n f o r d f r i e n d s o f H u r r y Neal will r ej oi ce to
k n o w t h a t h.- i> p u t t i n g r u t u b r u n new daily p a p e r a t Kisa i m n j e . a n d g e t t i n g u wuy w i t h It- Wel l , if a n y o ne can p r i n t a
d a ily in K i s s i m m e e H u r r y N ea l can t u r n t h e t r i c k a n d t h e
b u sin ess m e n s houl d s u p p o r t him t o t h e limit a n d t h e n some.
rr
A p d y ^ G u m p w is h e s t o thanjc t h e S i t t i n g S e n s o f R e s t f o r
big vote potted fur h im t6r P r e s e n t. He b also In favor
f j jdrW9f up the St. Jchns Rivsr under t h e Umtcenth Amendy o h t, m iking ladies hair longer and the dresses shorter and
stopping Hsnry McLaulIn nnd Arthur Yowrll from dlscpaaing
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■i f e
E V E N I N C ! SK RM Oij
1ly lli'v. F. II. K I N . ;
T a m p a T i m e s say - t h ey n i e pr otun • a so r a i l e d I tiimtu-i s
in T a m p a
T h e n - is rm l . u m b e l ' s t r u s t ia I ' a mpa ..r in
Tit.
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shoul d t h e r e I ■?
nnv
will
AH t h e i ."at* givin l
lift n pre-mi. obil cw
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m o k in -.
1' ' V G n V
rr
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the greatnes
o f . lesus.
Mis w i e n g , and ht r akvl iti
worl d ve ion. Ills w or l d pl a n. Ills l ower s t h e statalaid ia I
m u r v v l o u s i ..iif iiletiec a r e i w u a l - eonnn,:.,'i*:
.very
ed in this a p p a r e n t I v s i m p l e sell- does l i g h t . jo-.I tr”
teilee.
How
preposterous
t ie po. Invent hs u -tandu
w o r d s mu st h av e s e e m e d t o t h e a Chr i st i i . n
w.*m»nij|
polili. nl lea l e t s o f the d a y '
A tuiblic o | m n . i in fni
B e a s a n l f r o m N a z a r e t h of Gut i l e e T.glit,
s t a n d s in i h e p r e s e n e e of a grout*
V e r y elearlv ilia’s!
iif o t h e r p e a s a n t s a n d d ee l nr e d tu m e t a p h o r teach us
t h e m t h a t t h e y a r e t > s a ve t h e . o r t a n t t r u t h
Salt!
worl d f r o m de. av
W i t ho ut herd- e l f e c t i v e onlv wher. itij
t a t i n g we i n t e i upon t h o s t i i d v ' o f i n to ( n n t i o t with
t h e f i r s t t r u t h p i e s e n t e d to us liy is d e s i g n a t e d f ' *»«.]
t he m u s t ei mi nd ui all l i m e
I w a v by whieh voumirlj
Thu, ( h t i s l i n n V I ' um tioli in Hoc- ; C h r i s t i a n M m and 0
let v
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is by vnur
If thi« w e r e t he d a w n i n g h o u r c o n t a c t with the
"I ( h r 1st m u hi s t m v , an d if I hi 1st * b e
w .. i Id
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w.-r.. t o .-land in v.iiir p r e s e n e e ; m u - t i i e mi e i i , thr idnl|
r om t11h e pl a i n ' mi ni on s of those » a i
I l)i.i p>, i( a t p a nu ffr|itn
one iinto
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nto «o>u r pr es- Hie w ro n g wav
i i . . and m a ke the s ta te m e n t that must
p e n m a t e the
l e - u - ma de ,
we woul d i n s t a n t l y a b o u t you, ami itrreitt
-av i ii.it fellow is a d r e a m e r , u n i T,r,“s ,in'l furi.i-h th* kj«
arc UI
mo r, t h a n a d r e a m e r . he is a fart J
t hos e who art
u!x|
a t 'c
But von a n d I a r e i-oinpelled |
l m, -s ' t ur n ta ..rdtitfl
m.w to e v n m i n e w h a t l i e sai d lit I g r a v e possihilitv at « I
tin light "f h i - l o i v
l osi ng t h . ........ ..
to
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v e r d,,u ,t of/ hi i s t. o r y. 1" hu t ,, if t he salt tu* l «l■
ii
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our. s u g g e s t - :. very
t,ii l . m o i l i n g >.
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of
thought
I . ' uvoI
. . .c eld the e v i d e n c e
of hl st ol V
to I lie tt in lur c
It i l
Wifi all t he ilu o li s is t e nei e s of pro
po ss i l d e for mu. Met
I. - mg < l u i - t i m e .
wi t h all t he
f a . l n i e s of i l i n t i h I'-.olt-r- wi mus t a n d ( ‘tiri - 1ian » . .n,en
i n f l u e n e e to arrest
ii, i pi t i p s fact t he riui-t mor al ,
liossitde foi v"U t" lt«|
tin It, .si p r i ' g r e s s i v e .
tlie roost
w e r t o inspl ti »*-.i ta I
. nl ight eni' d. tlie iiioim- irig p o r t t o n s 11 is pus: it.lc f r ui k|
of h u m a n i t y h a v e
t e e e i ve d iri
tli at dist ingulshe* ui I
sniralion,
and
i ourage,
and
m e n a n d women wh# I
s f r e n g t h to a c h i e v e f r om t h e w o
helpi*.
men anil tile me n who h a v e re
You m u s t linger to tfl
i el veil t h e i r imwvr^i f r o m
.lestls
1 hri-t
T h i s is t h e t i r t i n i o n v of t e s t i m o n y whn h is w »»
at. tut vou. If there ill
rnstoiv a n d we m u t ai-eept t h a t
c ne e b et we en our iddfcj
I a m a m a z e d in t h e p re s e n c e of d e p o r t men', the thinit'
th. s e n t e n c e s which c a m e f o r t h i - m u t a n t l v ti" and lU '
lii m t h e h e a r t of m i t ' h r i a t ! No a n d t h e eumlin l "f ihs*]
•me c a n w or k wi t h holiest m o t i v e
j,,’ |u . |I)t.d I thr W*
t o w a r d t h e d e p t h s of t h e m e a n i n g S avi or , t h en we have tbc)
•f d i e of Ills set t l e m es w i t h o ut t h a t we h ave altvady I
h r h i i l . Im r tluit which i s f u r m o r e vver t o hel p
Shall
th an human.
L o o k in g i n to tli- h o n e s t l y faee this PsfltJ
eve s of Mm p l e a s a n t .•omimruon-v ( hr iat wh'n" * fHike this I
in- Miva: “ Yr an- t h e salt of t h e ••jA)nj j ,
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4-art Ii." W h a t a m e u n i n g f u l r m t a
j n aM
kuiUist]
I'iior' How v er v Mini.lr a nd v- t „ o r jt. 4
HTt. mMI •
w h a t i m m o r t a l I ' mii m a i e mvolv
u ho are totally
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w ith
J.'-u*
W h a t .toe- i h u n t Je.-u- i n t i m a t e | me n a n d lust wuinen 1*1
lo’ie " ll.- i> te l l i ng uf in ru. un- h n i l d i n g thcr* am nucf"
‘ i t i u n mari ner t h a t - o. n | v will fesa to believe in fes*1!
ileiav a n d m l w it hout *.niu- tiower I meinlwira of our rhunjosj
.. i . r e - r r v ,
J u - t r e m e m t i e r t h a t a d i f f e r e n c e in their
v .a d<> not -alt s o m e l ivi ng t h i n g . 1p r o f e s s i o n a l iiractice*’
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if we a r e h o n e ’ t w i t h o u r s e l v e s , m e n a n d the young
we s h u 11 he tliiille.i hv t h e d ia l * a r e cx'*ect(?d to lend ^
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mav he mo r e t h a n b e i n g t h r i l l e d ; h a v e lust their PO**^, J
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a n d C h r i s t i a n w hich I must f»«
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I* then*
Fuve h u m a n i t v f r o m d ec a y .
T h e betw een my rule*
lives which you live, a n d t h e i n t h e ro le s o f the ®*”
fluence whi ch troen f o r t h
f r o m C h ristia n ? C k d * ^
"■i.-h i i v - — m u s t l>e n r e b u k e t o m e n, is th e re sST
, t h e w r o n g doing, und t h e wi c k ed - tw een your ic*e*l
' e r s a b o u t you. If t h i s is n o t t h e th e Ideal youn*
' “ se. t h e n \ve a r e f a i l i n g in t h e n o t C h r is 'is n s ?
mu h and s a c r e d f u n c t i o n of C h r i s t
m e n. is therV ^t****11
ian nu*n a n a C h r i s t i a n women.
tween your d * P « r ^ a ;
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that la good, all that not Christians •.
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a t the Co ng r eg a t i o n a l C h u r c h b o t h
m or n i ng an d e ve ni ng.
Rev. T h o m a s J . A r m s t r o n g o f
K e y West will p r ea ch. All m e m
b e r s and t h e i r f ri e nds a n d t ho s e
n o t a t t e ndi ng e l s e w h e re a r e e s p e c
ia l l y asked t o be p r e s e n t n t b o t h
t h e s e services.
Sunday School 0:45 a. m.
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Church Service 11:00 n. m.
^Evening Service 7:30 p. m. I
H O L Y CR O SS E P I S C O P A L
CHURCH
Ser vices f or t h e
Iwcnty-first
S u n d a y a f t e r Tri ni t y.
S u n d a y School
in t h e IllRh
School A u di t o r i u m a t 0:45 a. m.
Ser vices a t t he h i g h school a u
d i t or i um a t 11 a. m.
F IR S T BA P TIS T CHURCII
S u n d a y School 0:30 n. ni.
Mo r n i n g w or s hi p a n d s e r m o n 11
a, m. Subject, “ Bui lding n T h r o n e . ”
Y o u n g P e op l e ’s Uni ons 0:30.
Bnp t i sma l rorvieo 7:30, E v e n i n g
w or s hi p and s e r m o n 7:40. S ubj e c t
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“ T h e Comr a des of the Cr oss. 1’
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We dn e s d a y
eve ni n g
7:30.
lirtn College will p r e a ch n t t he i n g
P r e s b y t e r i a n r h u r c h a t 11 a. m. S ubject. G r e a t Mon of tho Bi bl e—
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denc y of Pacific U n i v e r s i t y in the
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j n or t hw es t , a n d h a s m a d e n fine
W. J, C a r p e n t e r , pas tor .
] I mp l y- ion w h e r e v e r h e h a s xpokSubject of the m o r n i n g se r mon,
Ji en. „
Prow n lee
will
p r e a ch nt “God. Mali and t h e C a l e n da r , ”
I night
on " T he A u t h o r i t y of t he
An A rmi s t i c e Dav s e r m o n nt
I mi d.
night , " S h u l l . W e h ave Peace. Or
j T h e .1iifior a nd
I n t e r m e d i a t e Shall We Ha ve W a r ! "
f h c E p w o r t h L e a g u e s will hold
i C h r i ' t i . m E n de a vo rs meet a t 2:30
services a t 0:30 p. m.
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Til
p r o g r a m and delivered one ! I p h o n o r of h e r m o t h e r ' s birth*
>>gj'l addr e sses e ve r heard
. T h e ?3.o n t h , y b u s i n e s s m e e t i n g
O f 1t h e W o m a n ' s Cl u b o n W e d n e s
ford al ong t he lines of cilyi d a y , iilrk. J . W e l li n g to n Roc cn*
L i b r a r y d a y a f t e r n o o n w a s o n e I pf u nu a icnlion, municipal pride mu! D e t a i n e d f o r Mrs. R. A. F c r h e n n .
uai interest. - T h e r lu b h A u s f c w n j
City g o v e r n m e n t . A lso M o n d a y n i g h t w i t h t h r e e t a b l e s of
l o v e l y w i t h d e c o r a t i o n s o f l a r g e gave III,, s t a t u s of t h e cem etery I “ five hu r yi re d” ami n m e r r y t i m £
chrysanthemum*,
which proposition concisely
in " a
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f r i e n d s in V/jfrlnii» a n d G e o r g i a .
'*• P ar ti c ul ar ly t hose who had the |blc*d for- t h e happy* occasion,
P r o m p t l y , . j i t 8: 00
o'clock t he pl e a s u r e of h e a r i n g thi« talk. Mr. j C a h d ' t a b l e s wer e idaced in t h e
locinl P cp a rtt ha t
t h e new ' l i v i n g r oom which w a s a r i o t of
ib; club house p r e s i d e n t , M r s . ’H ff nr y W i g h t c a l l UeCottes s t a t e d
pu r ch a se d by black a n d o r a n g e wi t h t h e wai l s
ed t h e m e e t i n g t o o r d e r a n d a f cemi' loiv p r o p e r t y
t e r s i n g i n g t h e cl u b s o n g " A m e r i the city was adj a c en t to t he nlil and c u r t a i n s h u n g wi t h m y r i a d s
o r d e r of a nd would be a p a r t «>f t.
W e s t m i n i s t e r c a t h e BeautifUl** t h e
of hal lowo' c n s ymbol s.
The e n
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black cat a n d t he d i n i n g r oom benn<i
l.'lth s h o w e d I n t e r e s t a n d a c ti v i t y a l ong i’"pul nr t he me, the f u t u r e of Snnnll lines. C h a i r m a n of t h e lit er afl>r<*
Mr. Wilson predicted
a came a rutahlc
pumpkin
field,
t u r e d e p a r t m e n t , Mr s. C. ( \ Wood- C e n t f u t u r e for this t ow n and g r i n n i n g J a c k - o - l a n t e r n s .
Howls
t y; Me t ho di st r u f f a n n o u n c e d t h a t h e r d e p a r t - , " 1<* of t h e deve l opme nt p r o g ra m of d ai si e s a nd
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Be adva nce d the idea that t e rns.
T o c o m p l e t e t h e ilernrn.’" he me of hulk h e a di ng and live sc he me , s t r e a m e r s of o r a n g e
neeting Worn- p n r t m e n t . Mrs. W. L. M o r g a n re- ,
p o r t e d s o m e d e l i g h t f u l b r i d g e p a r - ,,” *kirtg a lake shore drive and a nd black f est oone d t h e wi ndows,
he: 11:30 n. in.
t i c s a n d a l so a n n o u n c e d one f o r 1° *he r wi s e b e a u t i f v i n g
o u r lake a nd doors.
iiT . E . L
Monday afternoon.
A c t i v i t i e s o f f ro n t me nt mo r e to thi city t h a n
Tile c a r d ta bl es wer e cover ed
I *i > s : i h i A n d
h i e e t i n g Wornany
nth r work
that has been ' w i t h black co v e t s de s igne d in t h e
the music d e p a r tm e n t was c ha rm
fce; 3 !'■ m.
planned.
i n ~l y r e l a t e d by Mr s. L>. IV D r u m
( c o r n e r s with ca l s , p u m p k i n s an d
moil d.
All s pe ak e rs , who were gues t s wi t c hes r espectively a n d c e n t e r e d
The T. E ! ( 'In. i of the First
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wer e born t o Mr and I Bnptist ehurcii held o:i i n t e i e ' t
Mr s. J. G. S h a r o n , c h a i r m a n of of the cl ub advocat ed l ocali ty and by a cat, a p u m p k i n a n d u witch. [
the E v e n i n g
c o - ope r a t i on with the city g o v er n j Nut c up s filled with s a lt e d pea- j
"in F o r t i e r on October 22. i n " m e e t i n g in t he ch i n ch p ar l o r s
hv tile cl ub w e l f a r e , r end a m o s t I n t e r e s t i n g m i n t , when wor ki ng
al ong lines | n u t s wer e placed for e a ch g u e s t
ncc ou n t of wlwit h a s been done
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of civic impr ove ment .
.ml Mr s .
Volie
Williams
I an d a l so t r a y s in c a rd de s i g n of |
T h e me e t i n " yvns o p e n e d w i t h
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live of t he A me r i ca n l egion spoke Me e q u i p m e n t .
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to make res- of h e r d e p a r t m e n t , Stic sp ok e of I to t h e i lub a s k i n g f or a r e p r e s e n
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t h e s ale of c a l e n d a r s , g a r d e n week
s e rv e d f r o m a punch bowl, t h r o n - ' Wediu day.
ami sol i ci t i n g p l a n t s f or t h e pl a nt t a t i v e f i o m t he cl ub in t h e rele
mi e n j o y a b l e n a r t of t b • p i o g r n m
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f o r d bv t h e cl uh in t h e netir fu
M o , Klirab-th
Skinner
past f re sh m i n t s co n s is t i n g of p u m p k i n daugl i' t, uf iuiitli G e o i g i n have yea* d i s p o s e d of. M r s S a v a g e di*
nut s a n d been spending a collide of weeks m i s s e d yyph p r a y e r .
t u r e . Mr s. W. M. S c o t t , c h a i r m a n p r e s i d e n t of t h e F l or i da F e d e r a pie, p i m e n t o cheese,
wiches a n d cof f ee
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c r e a m ’ nt tile hi,me o f her br ot he r s. Wi l
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1 lidse a t i e n d i n g
tin* m e e t i n g
h[ arrived h e r e s h o w i n g f i n a nc e s in fine condit
wer e s e rv e d upon dec or at e d p a p e r son urn! Alt'h.insu P ry a n t .
cut at this m e et i n g and w a s call
•cere Me * da n t e s it F. S a v a g e . 1
plates.
Mr and Mrs. Noah F ry. Mrs K I vies. J ol i u A h m l i n n i s , i. I!
T h e p r es i d e n t a t t hi s t i m e it! t o the p l a t f o rm .
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noil M i and Mrs F re d Krell and ‘st apl e
o f f i n a n c e h a d r ec e nt l y s t a r t e d a telling of her work a l ong tin line* a d d e d m u c h lo Die H t t i a c t i v e imi
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acre i tie fen- o f c i ty
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At t h e t out I i i mo P o f Die bti-i
Mi-s t ‘o r r j b r o u g h t out tin- idea t hnt public
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turd t • b e t t e r
I’ It Mu lit.son.
been very
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busitless ini ei e-t *
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W i ’t e \ a l l
Mrs. A K Key
Ihle in >t ,i
I from Orlando after
lay:.| Sp,-, r of o p e r a t i o n of tonsil;^.
l>!av yy 11ii Mr.
Killing Apjili ng of
|f: ( iiesdav for is t h e g u e s t of Mrs
he will g o to f o r s o m e time.
f me tt l ittle of
pu'd.iy to s p e n d
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a p p e a r able t o h e l d I that of llllsbnpil.
put W e d n e s d a y
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n sunessful
F o il Ogden,
llobv Isung
Olie t il ing to tlie cr edit of the
•‘b o b ’’ is t h a t it h a s e l e v a t e d t he
l o n e o f b n r b e r shop c o nv e r s a t i o n
and KiizalH’th
Mr s. R o y C. G a r r e t t a n d son
" e e k m S un - . Roy. .In., of T a m p a a r e t h e gu e s t s
iooI
[ o f Mr s G a r r e t t ' s
m o t h e r , Mi*
been Very ill G e o r g e S hi ppe .
I
day S
His
1 t u l d i n g s a nd ! “ C a n n e d
Food
W e e k ' i* an
1* < n yy ||)i bl 111 t lounged f o r N o v e m b e r M to !■'
I1"! i liildren left
t o m e ill T u r n -
Il will not be m u c h of tu novelty
t o m o s t folk*.
kill I■ma i n up
•d'le to uceolll- i
E di s on RttV.** f our h o u r s I' ••i» «
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i f moi i f b f or iinviioiiv umi uu»>t bub
” 1 I i . i t u n s ien s e e m t o liiink p a r e n t s need
few d a y s I a s i e v e n less.
5 a r r i v ed h e r e
H* W,iii,|ruff of
S i n d a y mi
Duty was held
*11 ” ii Hulloyve'' "• H a t t e n d e d ,
'd received th*1,1 la st d r e s s e d
"“bill and sons.
D. a r r i v e d W e d .
an d a re
“t the Valdez
’dull will ucaihi
’" m s with t h e
Lii l l
at the
Ail e x c h a n g e
speaking
of a
n e a r b y t o w n s a y s it is so dead
t h a t it m u s t h a v e b ee n “ laid o u t "
by a n u n d e r t a k e r .
I F r o m S u n F r a n c i s c o c o me s word
!of a new
invention
called the
w a f f l e a n d w ei ne l a sort of a hot
i d o g w i t h a col lege e duc at ion.
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----------One K e n t u c k y m a n s h o t a n o t h e r
w ho c a lle d him a c o m m o n liar
P r o b a b ly o b je c te d to b e in g called
[common.
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[ m o r n i n g s t a t i n g thHt Jud*re Hehidle
| i h i i n e s had
s u c ce ss f ul l y u n de r g o n e a s e r i o u s o p er a t i o n
f'j. uke’s h o s p i t a l in J a cksonvi l le-
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A Thrlllltur story of those awful 'Cow-persona’
TWO COMEDIES
in “Count the Votes
Sin p e r S e w in g M uch Rich
w.
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S eas on
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R O Y A L F R U I T CO
Nr*f lit tVrilCfli I iiliMI
Try Smith’s Barber
Shop for good barber
work. Indies welcome. i
N ext to Valdez.
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(amilU's l a t e Pi t h e yy i d d i n g o f a n i n i i n n i i e
c o m e s t o o lat
friend
any good.
1 P Mill* was a S at i f o i d ami
S o m e m e n s e e m t o t h i n k t h e t w o O i l u n d o business visi tor Monduv
Mis* Mal'le S' vone s p e n t sever al
g o l d f i s h s h o u l d la s u f f i c i e n t i 'o i i i •lav* at Inline this Week on ji . i o u m '
pl. l' V for friend yy , fe' s i-y M u g s
of sieklleHs
Mr* I r ank N o r r i s was h o* te "
Ml. lint I •f i t i l u n d o
Mi*. .1
D. t
polls, i n d , is s p e n d i n g <bi Week to t h e m e m b e r s lif t h e I
regular
meeting
e n d w i t h h e r b r o t h e r a n d ill * wife, ' l u b at t h e i r
Tuesday a f t e r n o o n
M r arid M i s . T u n n i c h f f e .
Mr* I. R Mitchell e n t e r t a i n
G e o r g e \N K n i g h t , a n d F t 'ilia i d f i l e m e m b e i s of h e r f o rm e r
t lveidu School on S a t ’ird'iv a t her
ii Mac Neill Hie s p e n d i n g sever
T h e l it tle IH
a I day’s in A tl a n t a . Ga . a l t ■ruling iiiune in S u n fo l d
e ’d ” i*ir|s who w er e p r e s e nt wer e
to bus i ne s s
Minnie King D n ni t h v
Ma y I e. ,
fiilaiid-t J u l i a T a r t an d N i i g u n a a n d Chur
Mr* J C Micliael.
If Ma •■ lot ii 1 .iwtoii
yy.i- t he g i n s t of Ml*
,a. Ti.x’ *1 h«* Counti.v Stole, F i i da v lilglit
11,m u i . I ” 1 H o t e l M. nt,■was a g r e a t *u i . -x.
T h e pro
day a n d W e d n e s d a y
grjitu a “ fashi on - h o w , ” w a s tint
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H Biinis of Moultrie. Gu.. only uni’iue in n a t u r e hut most
n n n ed Wednesday an I will h ave inti r e - t i n g a n d enjoy able. T h e
c h a i g e of t he Grill
an d
di ni ng proceeds a m o u n t e d to $K5 which
i« (<■ lie used bv t he e d u c a t io n al
room a t tin k able/. Hotel.
coin in It t e e of t h e Woman' * club
T h e f r i e n d s of Mr* I. * <>li*- in fixing up t h e school e q u i p m e n t
eoui nmcr t t
s o n will be p l e a s e d to l e a i l i t h a t anil building, b u y in g
s h e l* s l o w l y i m p r o v i n g a f t e r a not provided f or in school f unds
The m a n y
friends
of E d g a r
se rious illniss.
Co| n n e " gl'iil t ’» welconr ■ him
M r and Mr s \V S llunel a nd ten k to Oce i dn a f t e r a n obscuce
Mr, Coon is from
f ami ly moved recently f rom their of |yy<> yea r s.
home on the lake front atid ar e Suck' die. N B a n d while spend
p l e a s a n t l y located a t l.Uh S t r e e t ’•'g ’ he w in t e r wilh his a u n t . Miss
’ Be rt h a Dixon, t w o y e a r s a g o he
ami P a r k Avenue.
i f or me d m a n y w a r m f r i e n d s here.
Mrs. F. .!. Gonza l ez . Mr s U ’o He is located at t he h ome of E. A
Rockwell a - d Mr* D e n t * ' I S t a f - Fi” *nll
Mr s T h o m a s H o l l i n g s w o ’ t h a ml
f on t m o t or e d to Del . an d T h u r s d
a f t e r n o o n w h e r e t h e y wer e t h e I Mr* F r a n k N o r r i s w e r e O r l a nd o
1 visi tors Monday.
g u e s t s o f friends.
y»iltl
parties
at
es yy In'*. * y * M
.. *■< h a d I h e h e “t 11 lilt t ' P I
ll i Mis sis Idalt lie and l . dwme
I'. i on o f Holly 11 ill. Mi and
Mi
I l eal S p ’h b ’in slid * blldrer.
of Djiytonu, a n d Dr Dunn 3 Immii*
umi wife of Ka ns a s t ook dlnnei at
ri- h o m e o f Mr a m i Mr s H G
1 indipiisl, Sun d ay , a f t e r
which
they went nn to Or l ando the i r
■ i in J o h n goi ng vwth t h e m for
t h ” drive
O N E IN T E N
N e g l e c t i n g a l i tt le w o u n d , c ut nt
aliMisii.il o f tin f l es h m a y in i mi "
e i . * out " f t e n c a u s e *io g r e a ‘
u t f d i n g o r i r i o n v i nice re, lint it
* t h e one en <r III t e n D i al m u s e s
1.1...” I p o i s o n i n g ,
lock jaw
or
a
i ,r "Mlc f e s t e r i n g s o l e
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.
a f e s l a m t b e s t c o u i * e is o
.nf«’, t Die w o u n d w i t h li’lind
R o. z o n e a n d a p p l y t h e B m o z i i n c
I'.oy’ll-r t ” C o m p b l e l i w In' llri'Z
e r c ’CSs,
p | U e t li quid I 30.*, n.ly
an I $1 2U
| hi yy del 30c a n d Gib.
* lil l»v Un i o n P h a r m a c y .
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Are You
Economical?
Rebuilt f u r n i t u r e
Look* Like Now
R e a s o n a b l e P rice
.Save by B uyi ng f r o m
DSHD FURNITURE CO.
• Welaka Building
A • . I>.Ill III O i l
ol ted
A i no -I !< i i hi)
V d.
A
pai in
Sir Kni ght * itrr cordially invited.
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t I DU
SHi.OR
t of Die E mi ne n t ( onirnaiidel
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JINKINS,
Reorder.
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ALL G U A R A N TEED
F. P. R IN E S
.’i l l
E a s t Second S t r e e t .
I • Cl S a n f o r d
Avenue
S IG N S ADI C AN B E L I E V E IN
If your b r e a t h i.< bad an d vop
tiny. ' l u l l s of s w i m m i n g hi tlie
In ud. pour
Hpp 'Dii*, -ni't lp.it mu
and a g en er al ii < n ei o u pt feeling,
it i- a sign y o ur liver is t ■>r [>:•I.
The iiin1 r ealty depe ndabl e r emedy
f'.r ail d i s o r d er s in Die lixei, slom
n di a i d bowels I* He i l n u e
ll acts
pov, ci I o I' c on I lie liver, si t etiet b 11,
dtge*t ” ii. pur if i es t to- l” iy,i-ls and
ri ’toii* u fine feeling’ of energy,
y till it lit c h e er ful nes s
Price Idle
Sold by Union Pirnt non x
Ta x
f o r Fax m ent
'I wu Her C ent D is rq tm t illnwcd ftir
Pay ment in Nuvvnibei
I ’r i p t t l y uwniTH x\ ill plea se ta k e
mitiee th a t I he lax l.mdiH a r e it«»xx
<i|ien for 1lie p a y m e n t of S l a t e a n d
( tiuuty T a x e s . A d is c o u n t of txxu
pel t e n t is allowed for p a y m e n t in
th e m o n th o f N oxem tier. In m a k
ing im ju iry ahm il t a x e s a lw a y s give
i he ileseription of p r o p e r t y a s
sh o w n h y .y o u r deed.
LONG WOOD, IT A
of a
Chicken Dinners
-A m
JNO. D. JINKINS
P r e p a r e d by the noted chef
JACK
miyy
Slate and County Taxes
The Orange and
Black
A ii ii ounces l he f u s t
series of
Ho. d
Tax (.‘cdlector, Seminole ( ognty
HUNTER.
On S u n d u r , Novembe r M
12:30— 2 p. m.
Price
1 1.23
BUY YOUR ICE FROM
se Coupon Books they are Money Savers-For quick service call phones 2 0 2 ,2 7 -Y o u r patronage solicited. We make only pure distilled water ice
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TYPEWRITERS
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F ley
Simmons Siberia
Refrigerators
at
Hall Hardware Co,
Y o u r lienlth depe nds on good
w a t e r. T h e r e is none b e t t e r t h a n
Silver I-ake S p r i n g s Co. w a t e r
which you r a n g e t by cal l i ng phone
50.— Adv.
Mi
I ei .gt b of a m.t! - III’.Malit. but hardly • ■ tin
ftiiiutv r . iaa w irin»ut i tit t • f c a
11st M l 1 al*,.
Special cast in
poll*
XI :o t m I a n in I
I f 4 hiilil to si 1 . lx tint ’•* MiiT in
Tfl HAT
Class of First
!' Liaplist Church Meets
(ii'apcvide
pr Cin lett t ook
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�ttie third day of November. A. D.
i, I c c l t u i
TV, A. NOrtoj.
o sg o . unit each of
them. deccasctU1o r oihcCwlsa. U«fi'hilnnts.
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FOUR OUTSTANDING TEAMS OF THE
| SOUTHERN CONFERENCE BIDDING
FOR MUCH COVETED LOVING CUP ARMY ELEVEN
Bnlh tea m s have b een blim inati
rd from serio u s co n sid era tio n ns
contenders for the bend o f * the
rlnss in the S cw n n ca -M ississln n i
gnme but th e co n test is n evorth e
les a ttr a ctin g much a tte n tio n . The
Tieern
n d “ Ole
i i „ i r s annu
wte Mi
m i ssss ” did
CUU not
op
rnm .icATioN.
To Acustiis J, Vaughn, tr living,
anti. If donfl. all parties claiming InG'**'’"'" wntlcr A ugustus j . Vaughn,
, .Ifreneetl, or otherwitix, .lames O.
Ntlii, (or o'N 'cltl), it living, ami, It
n l . all p a rtie s claiming Interests
i ,in,1,' r Ja m e s O. Neill (o r O’.Volll),
Morton. If living, nntl. ir (trail. all
inrtles cla im in g Interests under
iteorge It. Morton, deceased, or oth, „ r , v | > r , | coluB- Househol der . If liv
19 !*. a t tho Court
H m i ^ - * * t »*'»;
ford. Seminole C o u n t y , ' > Ibrldil said
cause being a suit l o 'eiitet tW * In
the complainants, C. J. Marshall
und YV. T, Langley, to tho, here InIicfofo described , land*, and then
a n d there mnlto on»w»r to tills bill
of complaint exhibited against you
l»rn
ContCHMO
w in
on
ei
• K"t,nr« 0 ?rtlmr” ordered. •J^ntelila
rltntlon bo publlahed one# af%c*k
for 0lgh|S«»l«fW»JvJt W r c k s ' l t t t h o
Sanford Her al d, a Bowkpauer p ub
lished In H»nforil. Hamlnola Habtitr,
F lo r id a .
■
W i t n e s s 13. A . Douglass.
*
Clerk
of
JOHN W. SNEED
m eet la st year.
ing, and. If dead, nil pa r t i e s elnlmf i e l u s llouseThe Tpmic;-..,cp V o lo n te e n w ill t.
have their hands fu ll in m eetin g » \ Norton. If liv in g , and. if dead.
ATLANTA, G o., N o v . 7 .-T h c U K D V A D H
H ir iT T C
Our line of "Goo-1 Goods" Is complete. \
C en tre* Co'.nncls in K n o x v ille for ',l "attics cla im in g Interests tinder
-flo i'lo u s stm or S outhern c o n fer - f l A l t V A l l l /
IV IK L Io
the K entuckians are qualifies! to 1 T " A Norton, deceased, or other
ence footb all r isin g w ith the hopes
•
_
win*, t' nlvln A. I*4)nRc# If llvluir. and,
m a k e t h e ir p re s e n c e f elt i n i n ' if «1< .’id. nil ?inrtli’H clnlitifni: inlcrWINTER EGGS ARE THE PROFIT MAKERS W y
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en d a sp ira tio n s o f tw e n ty -tw o clo - 0 1 ) 1 1 ^ 1 ^ I l ^ T A M
«-*m u nde r Cal vi n A. P n A ^ i d«v e n s to shed its fa d in g lig h t on r i i i D j L i i 1 U i l
l l l l L i l Fighting Florida Team
foot lull! ga me .
And you can be assured of Winter tita :
Ini‘*
ntluTwIn^. nf, R' and Id
th e head o f n cham pion, fin d s a t _ _ T
I n n v /1
W'ith t he possi bility of n s l a t " tl*»- f o l l o w i n g Ofiirrllicd land. Ivlviir
by
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Meet
Jn the Southern Loop versify a l Co l umb ia is a t t r a c t i n g il-iimo .11. Caul, r un North Cl«ht
A labam a, G eorgia, M ississip p i Crimson
Decided Favorite
*,11 TV-ton chaiiiK, t h o nc r North 25 |
A. A M.
and W ash ington and
mo r e Ilian u su a l a l l e n l i o n .
ill git ( ^ KnM nn t he Final Hue of '
Hut
Frinccton
Eleven
Is
A T L A N T A . Ga., Nov. 8. - ( B y
1
Lee stand ou t w ith three victo ries
e ms o n g oe s into N o r t h f' nr a- S i ’ . f ' t n ! i J r n n t , I w r l v i * i i i b I 77 1nt'
vr d
Expected to Fill Up Gal A. I’. ) — T w o g a m e s w i t h a n im- bnCi
The cm
and no d e fe a ts alth ou gh th e G en
n in pl a y Davidson a t C h a r l o t t e H U* m , (Iiunro K n « t T w o ft m l 4 7 - 1 0 0
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c h a m p i o n s h i p o f t h e S o u t h e r n c o n f o r tlie day is w i t h t h e C i t a d e l at ‘ i l "0 i Imi Itih to the p o i n t "f he^ln- [
P . It to mnrr th eir p erfect record.
Faris Qr,
N E W Y O R K . Nov. 8 .— ( Ily t h e f e r enc e and two v e n t u r e s i nto tin h e x i n g Dm.
O f th e se fou r eleven s, A labam a
Wi lliam and M a r y i 3t# sm i * t i T i t a l n i m : 12 a c r e * . i n * * r r o r
•s i’ed Meat'
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and G eorgia h ave n ot been scored As s o c i a t e d P r e s s . ) — T h e f i r s t of en*t by t e a m s f r om the So ut h , f e a a t t e m p t i n g to r ep e l a n
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W i l l i a m s b u r g . Two i mmIum
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II.'i shm* I t
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team in th e con feren ce w ith a
i nt o b a t t l e a g a i n s t P r i n c e t o n in m e e t conf er e nce t e a m s , tlie lull I j meet: Ri chmond an d K un d ul ph - Ma
I i.it line rtf the Stanford Ornnl, run ■
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record o f th ree w in s hut th e C am \ . o tit Tfilrteen a n d C5 - 1 0 0 chf iin^. ■
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cocks have su fered a d e fe a t at the tlie o p e n i n g f i g ht f or t h e HI HI J dogs, s n a p p i n g at t h e Virginia con is hooked to pjoy G n l i a u d e t at 1
and OS- 100 clutlnw. Stnitli ■
Ca va l ie r s in Ch a rl n t t e sv il l e , while Ashland.
HamjMlcn S y d n e y pin;
: . rli-iM’eea VVe^t If* h e K i n n l m u "
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hands o f G corgin , 18-0. V irgin ia “ Bi g T h r e e " c ha mp i on s hi p.
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n ml ni l p* r«r»n a n d | n
T h e Cr i ms o n , w i t h a hea vi e r , t h e c r i m s o n tide will a t t e m p t to Guilf ord a t H n m p d e n - S y d n e y .
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Polytechnic hns w on tw o g a m es
M* ti" u Imne riartO H ire iinKni'tt n. Q
h e K e n t u c k y Wildcat*
h2
with no d e fe a ts, but scorelc -> ties m o r e e x p e r i en c ed line a n d m o r e j wa s h out ttin
, imliik m y i l uht IHI** **r lni* r- ■
IIM t IT I'll* IIT. SKVEXTII . - i ft* a*t«l t «* Ui*’ pr oper t y herein- ■
with W. and L. and Auburn dim c a p a b l e a r r a y of b a r k s , will be a j „* the h at t i r e of a ho me comi ng INJ l ilin
i . l ) Mil I IT. IV AVIl I n || i f
cit K* rihef| nr a n y j> u i nr par- J
th e lu str e o f the Gobbler's a ch ie v e decided f a v o r i t e , b u t the T i g e rs , ( ce l e b r a t i on m file A l a b a m a m l
s i u i m i i i; 4 i i i n t i . s t a t u
or
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r es o u r c e f u l
and
fighting
t h e i r ( l e g e town,
I I ( Mi l It A.
IV I I I K V t ' K I I T .
m en t.
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" -j**.*I nt hi thi* ran**' ill* *1 i hat ■
A c ont es t a t t r a c t i n g cxtrimr.li
Unless unexpected reverses com e h a r d e s t w h e n f ac i ng t h e h e a v t c i
>‘stin |«1ai i ti ;an t m
i«m i ml i mi 'Ii «>f y im. hi* ti*' of c l a i m ■
,
,
Smi l hei - t
to th ese fou r leaders it seem s as odds, will not g o d own t o def eat n n ry
is dissatisfied, but when a man Kids hj3 money’s worth he ‘g
t . Ii,i\n snrti# f f i t h t . t i t l e nr Intei'ent
, „tai* K i o i m . t e a m s ,*■ at
W. .t Nik. id-I i|8 ,f
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Jnineti
*» th»| t*» tilt* lnii«lt4 nitil p n m Im*i
If th e P ickens Trophy, sym bolic of u . t h o u t a b r i ll i an t s t a n d .
N. ill 4<•i m NVi II i ' . ' " i k e II. 11
I . ! - iJ b i n n '
ih ni t i hi *J a rt*1 t hat
On t h e s e a s o n ’s r ecord to d a t e, p, ,j„| w | , t i n - I ’n n - r i l y of FI"
pleased, and this is what we are doing in liosaland Heights.
Southern con feren ce su prem acy
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them . T he trophy w as donated v a n t a g e of a b o u t t w o touc hdown* |
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p la ys Yul<
Inst year and w as won liy V and er over Pr i n c et on . T h e C r i ms o n ta«t | Ver *i t \ ..f M . i v l m d
* - • ** In tin Irtti'l" ;tin| 111 **in Jft*1h in
id •Dt’ li • f j on, h« a i l v m i nr** ||
\ l \ . t{ mi I f ' 'iiit ,i*s ln;Jni, it.
bilt but th e Com m odores have had cd its onl y d e f e a t by t h e nrit' gin xvitli tin pl e a- ant m e m o r y o f a int h in
t v n >|t»h * (I tn a|*p*-»ir
t l-n l‘4, IwlelilTstM "I Ml|l*r vlit Iff
rough sled d in g th is season nml of a t ou c hdown, at t he h a n d s of t o n m a k i n g g a m e l i s t j e a r to
have su ffered d e fe a ts at the D a r t m o u t h , while tin t i g e r s wen- eltei r 111 a, on.
hands o f tw o pow erful opponent*. t ied by l.ehigll, barely limit t he
Mi I-—1111>i A A A!., bo'i-titig
Tulano and G eorgiu. G corgin w ill N a v y ami deei ivcly w n e whip|ie,l t h e ntoii I r ecord of victor y tin unit
,
f a c e three m ore con feren ce op. bv N - d r e Dame.
red 1-1 ih fea t , play
Vanderbilt at
Nn 11v ill.
Fi
1 pohenta th is season w h ile Miss: A,
But p a s t p e r f o r m a n c e have ‘-id
1 ..-ui -1:■ i. i Slai) ' l i n n "
A M., A lab am a, and W ash ington lilllll bl’I N ill! (Il l III all' 1'll 1-llll.’t IT III
I.. At
in nl a t ■• 11■
• n d Lee each have tw o m ore c o n fe r til )’*)1 " b i g t l i i - c ’ i ta li
!'- im--t b ' i i l g l ’l I - l , in i
ence tilts.
t on, whili- Im king iIn 1 mill- i ml --I | guilt), ihut -min i-yp-'t 1 " li.t \ - 'ih*
- T he B u lld ogs en g n g e V irg in ia :n H a r v a r d , may find it -. If III ttl<’ r- l - -1 will b. -|, ei |, ,| ..iii tb, ha
- iii -.inil- i ■ i* - t 1 • . 1-’ ability t " l-.p .t 1 i
7 at*
C h a rlo ttesv ille N ovem ber H, m eet , f i r- t big t t.
A uburn in C olum bus the fo llo w in g Maryland |, h- t h t\ * a 11r t 111J t \ I a on it i n icg ,i( tat I- "I Dm '] on »
Ig*
\ bal t le "I Do - li t m l - I .11 ,
S atu rd a y an d then h ave a w eek ,.| , ,llM
E|3E
r e st p revious t(J
to the clash w ith the
A FIH \ I * ex pi ct-' d 1. 1 1 - pi I | l|-' t i l 'lle.llli ih v 1 b p win 11 v 01at 1 11
is situated on Sanford Avenue, two miles from town. I,ots hijli
C rim son
Tide in
inuu*
1 l n i i l a ni**»l- I oia lie at M ant gnmi . v
B irm ingham invasion of Dm
k m I h 1 an-lina fin
.1 ■p . 1,i.' ,
T h an k sgivin g.
The B u lld ogs end ••lev ell. o bit It I" Id I - >1 c 1:1 I ei li
and well drained. N ew buildings going up now. Good water,(
w In n
the sea so n ou tsid e the con feren ce, to a 1 a' e v e i a l w • ■K- ago, while b a i l lb d - li"-: al \ 11 g n m
For
the next .'iO days we are making a special low price. Easy
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in I he odd' u i " a n n ll h tin Fast \
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n D a n v ille, Ky„ N ovem ber 'JO, tw., 111 t wo cl ashe s wit It miildli We I
in and sec us and look ii over while lots are cheap.
j \m m
N " i l h I iiofin.i S t a l e t r i e - 1 .mi In
d a y s a fte r the en cou n ter w ith the et li foe-, will'll Bl own no el
Di
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C rim son.
Haskell Indi ans al I 'lovi denee am
T ide H as Hard Game*.
M a i .| in■11 e m a n l>e> n i t " lie HoA l a b a m a tins y e t In me e t Ken
liitnna 1 " i l l ' l l , V* 1 om in N a v , il.
t u c k y a n d G eo r g i a , T h e Bl ur gni ** I "ll I ' 11lege t l " 11.|| 11-1
l ads h a v e s u f e r e d d e f e a t l-y W
P e r s o n a l i n t e r e s t is .1 h e l p f u l
I m e i h a m .1 ..................ly
mn |,».
a n d L., h u t m a y p r ove dunger-ui' ■1l Vell w Jot Ii hn
1 - i'll
1" 1 li —
fe a tu re o f th e se rv ic e w e o ffer
w h il e even t h e mo st enl husinsl n l,- ,t ll ti"t 111 f 1 Il'DI '
1"
b;m
DODGE HUII.DING. 112 W. SECOND STKKKT.
s u p p o r t e r s of
both
i ns t it ut i on
l uil , dll " lilt \ -'l-(U- i m g I i — O |' l
HI”. V
to d e p o s ito r s . O u r o fficers a re
h e s i t a t e to p r edi c t t h e o u tc o me of 11HI ll .
a l w a y s g l a d t o ;:id i n a n y f i n a n t h e A l a b a m a - G e o r g i a cont est ,
O t he r impiiil ■ III IMOIll - t -.Mil ■ |
, h r G e n e r a l s a nd Hn: Ag ' I n * a n
ci.tl
p r o b le m th a t re q u ire s sp ecial
bnerrarful t jr T r f o t o l b* t b s
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h a v e yet to face the Florida
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A l l i g a t o r s . T h e ’G a t o r s l o n e met
a l i e n Lion *>r e x n l . m . i i i o n .
No ho«|*lbi!. no Oi rrAUhtl, no DUa. nn* ff
U. i
onl y one r o n f e r e n e e foe, p l a yi ng .1 *Imi I n n 11 -il 1 1 I.. I't i mi u t h ,
Jn*tn Ii'*oi*% ln» l««w* if in,.', im*
r
7-7 deadlock wi t h G e o r g i a Tech, l-ui \ ir g i nm W 1 -lev a n Sv rat 11 .
e m u lAitli feiii' 111 1 ' ilk H g n i u i,t ,
liutg- t l i l
h a v e d is p l a y e d a s t r o n g a n d varied I i nc h Hoi) 1 1.1
S en d f or nty F r e e B ooklet—
a t t a c k nml m a y p r ove to be a T u t •'lie. I " i" 0 Vii In 1 | , Mae. .
*’C u r i n g J ’ih'H tn u i O th e r U n l it
t a r . In addi ti on t h e Aggie* meet 1 I l.llllp I" • I , Si tt \ I11 K I ’ 1) IVI I
I U e r i i iu m" — J L_ e x p l a i n s
every
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l ^ c mu st e n c o u n t e r N o r t h Ca nDr. Geo. U. Dickerson
Jina S t a t e . Vanderbi lt showed In i 1 Im tie- ami Wi - ley an.
S l r e n g l h S e rv ic e P r o g r e s s
ItM'TAL ANU PEL VI C SPECIALIST
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a b i l i t y to c ome back by d c f c a l m g
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Optiosltv E mm ' j
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A u b u r n i d (i last week, but
lb.
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G e n e r a l * shoul d d e f e a t N 1 s t a t e
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of the two teams.
1 till 1 -day 1 ■i- il li g a l '1 til
Ml
A l a b a m a tid* M-naun tu-td* yjt- ari' i n n .
turit'K over Unt un utdvc r Ml y, F 111
m a n . M 1rtwinn 1|>,>i college. S c w a m c
G f o r g i a I cch, arid Mtr-Hi.s*ijipj mu
viTBlty. Ga me * t o lie p l a yed
g ..
K e n t u c k y , C e n t r e ami Geor gi a .
- " ■■ .'‘•'■'-vr.V^Georgia lia* won from Mercer
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IN BIG BATTLE
SUNSHINE
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■ . - \ EGG AND DEVELOPING MASH
A Man Robbed-
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considerate and helpful
Seminole Realty G
FfslRla and Olher Recia! Diseases1:
SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK
Koutii ( arolina, Furmun, Vioid- i
liilt and Teniicnxee, with an inter
BCctionul defeat try Yale -f 7 t-. C
Lames to be played: Virginia, An
b u r n , Alabama and Centre.
Washington and ..... triumphed
T h e B u r g la r K n o w s
li is p a r t n
Ill ■ lilt Mil - I n
l a v . i t i t r l i i il t i iy |tli’li C>.
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o v e r Roa noke, M a r y l a n d ,
Ken
t u c k y , a n d Virginia. T h e Ge n e ra l !
t h a v e a ■corelcs* tie wi t h V. 1* I l
j a n d a 14 H-7 d e f e a t by W a k e Forest
Gaineri t n be pla yed; ( rla.lel. Went
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GEN A SCO Sealbac Shingles shed
heat —turn back the blazing ra ys of
the sun—like leaves of the forest.
Think w hai this menus! Comfortable sleeping rooms— ri*»/u uti.i.r your
7tK>J. A cooler, more comfortable
house in sum
—iro m r o o f to
basement.
£:*.
Cj ENA SCO Sealbac Shinpjes have
lines. They
many other worn
AT AN EXTREMELY LOW COST TO YOU
Our Car Peroration Headquarters
Arc Located At
NO. 5 WELAKA BLOCK
are beautiful, econoiDical, lire-resisting
and will last a lifetime.
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P 11 Railroad Avenue
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I.abv c u i t and othei household
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310 W. T h i n l .
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SIN G LE COPIES F IV E CENTS
PROCLAM ATION
SANFORD FLORIDA, BIQNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1924.
DROUGHT OVER
UNITED STATES
CAUSES ALARM
ASSOCIATED PRESS JIS P A T C H E S
m
11
61
NUM BER IB?.
Noted Republican Leader Succumbs
W H E R E A S , TUssdsy, Nov. 11,
1924, has been mado a National
Holiday by tho C o n c re te o f the
United S t a te s coromemt'.ve of
the v ic to r- c f the Allied Powers
over the Central Pow ers:
AND W H E R E A S , wild date
has been designated a s Armina
^
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tice Day, and a proclamation
has been issued by the President
JJEz
o f the United S t a t e and also by
Drought,
Breaking
Records
of
the Governor o f the S t a t e of
Half Century, Causes Great
Florida, callin g upon fell loyal
Anxiety Because of Forest
and patriotic ^citisens through
out tho country to lay aside
Fires and Lack of Water
pursuits o f pleasure and businesn and turn their thoughts
towards achievements of pence;
NOW T H E R E F O R E , under
tho virtue o f authority vested
In me as mayor-commissioner
Government Officials Keep
V)f the City of Sanford, Florida,
Watch in Some Sections Of
* ‘hereby
eny proclaim, T U E S
1” do
Country
to ('heck Condition
D A Y , NOVEMBER 11, 1024, a»
a legal holiday for the City ot
Amendment Providing No In Many Local Young: Lndics Will
WASHINGTON. Nov. 10. —
Sanford , and hereby call upon
heritance or Income Taxes
(Drought
in
many
parts
of
the
Soil Popples To Provide
all patriotic and loyal citizens
To He Levied Passes in
o f this city to Join in a f in in g ' country, breaking records of half
Funds For Continuation
.'V
a century in some places, is cau s
observance of the said day, und
Some, Rejected in Othert*
Of
Organization’s Work
ing considerable anxiety because
I therefore also call upon every
;E . Mass., Nov.
of forest fires and exhaustion of
citizen t/> have a share in the
A T L A N TA , Nov. 10.— Although
services for Sen.
On the anniversary of tho day
wntor supplies.
bcncficient activities of the
Florida'
emphatically nppixivetl a
|I/m1ro, who died
Government otririuls, especially
American Red Cross by answ er
constitutional amendment Tuesday Worltl W ar, Americnn Red Cro»s
---------- '
G
those of the forest service whose
Vs Gate hospital
ing the R O L L C A L L which be
providing t i n t no inheritance nr in workers will take the field tomor
Preparations begun n>6rd
duty it is to protect the nationul
gins on Armistice Day and ends
come tax be levied by the state and row in n campaign to secure funds
III he held nt the
on Thanksgiving.
forests from fire und all other dan
exempting the head of a fnmily for the perpetuation of the o rg an than two weckH ago for the
!m. Sturgis Bitfgers, are watching tire situation
from taxation of personal property ization’s pence time work.
IN W I T N E S S W H E R E O F , I
celebration of Armiatico Di;
friend and felin places where the drought lias
have hereunto set my hand as
to a valuation of $500, five day*
The drive will be
nationwide, here have been completed ac
reached serious proportions. They
[of the Hnrvnnl
Maybr of the said City of S a n
a fter the election the result of pro anti in the opinion o f Red Cross cording to A. P. Hi
have expressed gratification with
ford, Florida, this tenth day of
posed ehungea in the organic law of officials there seems to tie littlw
the action of some state authori
November, A. I). 1924.
several other state*
remain* in doubt thut the citizens of the Unit newly elected commondVt’
[he in tho Izocige
ties to eurtnil hunting in the e x
(Signed)
doubt. So close have several eon ed S t a te s will ru By” to'^the stand- t h t ‘ G n m p l ) 0 l l - L 0 8 3 i n g p o ^ f ' o i
Auburn cemetery
clusively dry wood lands and f o r
teat* developed that the olTiciul r e urd of tho organization.
the Americnn Lcffion. ant! ev^
F O R R E S T I.AKC,
ests.
Senator Henry Caf>oc Uofige of HIos^artiusettB, long a picturesque fig view of the return* by state c a n
Mayor-Commissioner
erything
stands In i'ond:nt8tt
President
Coolidge
has
issued
u
ure in ill^ senate, passed away last night utter u few days illness fol vassing bodies will be necessary
Seed Will Not Sprout.
will he held Wedproelninallon on thu eve of the an- far tin* most elaborate celts ; ‘
lowing a stroke last Wednesday. ‘
Farm
ers
in
some
sections
are
to decide tho result*.
Ihe fnmily decided
nuul Riili Call urging every mail, brat ion of the epochal day etai*
hard hit bv the long dry period. I —South Carolinn.
woman *ntl child to respond to the
In some sections where fall-sown
South Carolina will not know for call t.f the organization that has witnessed before in Sanford.
The adopted program Includt* A >
grains already have been planted
lut noon Wednesday
several day* if it* legislature is the semi-official support of the street parade at 10
there is lack of moisture to start
lor from Masaachuto meet annually or bi-ennially. government, und to insure the con- lowed by n Memorial service tft}J
germination of the seed and where
The result is regarded a* very iMiuniice ol its work by providing address at 11:15 o’clock" n rac^fi* . >,3
Irfour nnd one-lialf
the grains are above ground they
much in doubt pending the cull of the funds necessary for its char tlon at the Ix'gion
|tnd mine. During
buildin
'- I
are not doing well for want of
the state board of canvassers by itable work.
the dedication of the new Legion /.')
lot the time he had
ruin.
the secretary of state. The pro
Last year in the southern divis building at 1:45 o’clock; a f o * t - -Altj
|o( coma. but a f t e r
The sections of the country
posed sjate bond issue of $19,00)1,. ion, which includes Florida nloiig ball classic nt 3 o’clock: flrewotka , ..s
lit hours of unconwhere the worst drought conditions
000 for educational purpose is eon
jSF
with North Carolina, South C aro display ut <5:30 o’clock and
f»r a time to Retired Americnn Naval Of prevail are the New England states
ceded only ii narrow chance of pass lina, Tennessee, Georgia, Isiulsiunu grand leglun ball at the urmory b®* HL
ficer Declared Country Is and southward to Virginia; the \V \V. Kitchen \\ ho Served As New York Financier To Float age.
Iriihment nnd recanil Mississippi The Red Cross o r ginning nt 9 o’clock.
in hii> room.
Growing Weaker While Its Gulf states, with Louisiana hard
Mr Haggard and hi« associate*
Georgia.
ganization, according lo reports,
State’s
Chief
Executive
Loan
of
$ir»IUM
M
M
H
M
I.
It
Is
|revived for n time
Enemies Grow Stronger est hit; Michigan and surrounding
have worked unceasingly
In th#
Bi enilinl sessions of the general expended $157,717.90
III
ic
ll
f
t
Reported From France;
And As Representative Is
|ai he lapsed again
states, nnd the fnr Southwest.
assemblv Weir received with euthii
work in titlt 111li hi lo rendering work preparation of thn program, and
nc.«s and gradually N EW Y O R K , Nov. 10.— Asserting
Herriot Contes to Terms "instil mi Georgia where a heavy in public health nursing, home members of the committee illt
Dead; Burial Service Today
Need for care in the dry forests
from the outi
and woods is shown, forest service
majority vv.is pallet) in favor of service, first aid, life saving, h y charge believe that the celebration
i
that
"our
probable
enemies
are
b
e
Icuiri' offer encourwill meet with general approveSC OTLA N D NIK K. N « . Nov.
P A R IS. Nov 10 J I' Morgan tho ehiingc. Georgia uU,, voted to giene, ami ilisastei relief.
offinnls say. by tho record of ('al
j r bullet ins. They coming stronger to attack amt we ifornia.
merit.
'
. W h i'.h i n , former gov- has agreed a f te r considerable dis- exempt certnill nuinulin I uring IIIThe fire season in that 19.
During the tornadoes that swept
lomment upon the weaker to resist,” and that New
Fcuturing the celebration . will K
state is now considered closed, but erm r. of North t arolinn, formet , .issioii to take the French #150,
•liistrn
f
i
utii
ts
v
iil
1
1
*1
1
fui
a
period
pile
tli
ail)'
every
state
M
i
tile
kspite hit seventynt itixe in i oiigrc-- and u oiHi.no.i loan, it hu* lieni b ,mi«s|.
York was “the most vulnerable city from Jan uary I to October 29 there rcpi
of livi vent* ami autlinnzed the sio th c iii division hist yi-iii with be the lug parade in the moniing* Y *
llnl him to live on
brother of Hie late t 'Inn I ' l.illllin ,
A
total
of
827.000
that
ever
has
existed”
Rear
Admir1
grain
fires
................................
I'he discussion turned, u» prev- g reatn.n of a new county, IVni Ii, the exception of Floi nla, I he Red mi which every nrgaaization of t h £ j|
death was expectal Bradley A. Fiske, retired, Sun- i had been 2,439 forest, brush an.I ilelli'M i at n linii-i’ 1,'idt ’ . died here l.iiolj pi lilted, on wlii'tl' ' I *•i
b tl'i state's one bundri'd and < ross pi uviiletl, I immI, ihilliMig anil city has signified itn intention t a -.
take part, according lo Mr, Hflgk V
duy, urged that the United States acres, an aren lurger than the slate Sunday after a long 111:i* -s
icier I lei i lot was willing to uc sixty-Inst county.
sheltel fm the hoilieless. alnl cured gnrd. T h at this la tbe ftrat tirpu -2i
it led to death wn.i take adequate
I'unerul m i v:. 's will l>< held at
, ,
.... . . .
.
,
precautions
to of Rhode Island, was burned over,
Tennessee.
f"l tile vvi'iillded uml pul clilless, in the history o i Sanford th a t allf f f l
of President W il achieve " t h a t higher destiny for causing an estimates] loss of $5,- the Slot land Neck l:.q>t;st Imrch “ 'id the conditions impost il nil fnrF ate of the proposal tor a co n and after I I weeks of intensive organizations •h*vo joined whoiiK ;
. mer Pramier I oincnie last spring
li complaint being
nt
1
o’clock
Monday
ufternm
which we shall have to fig h t," by (100,110(1 and the lives of four fire
tt hen the
loan tvic.
oiiginnlly stitutional convention in Tennessee win k placed each nuffcier back on hoartedly in bbaervkig tho ddy, («
Stroke that brought
\\ iItmrn Walt. n Kitchiu was a
understanding b etter “what lids fighters. Of the fires, 31 per cent
Is in doubt. Furl) returns gave .i a sell supporting busts.
the assertion o f o (f k la la ot t h r
•
fhu same.
ineiuher of a family long jiroininx
file
due
to
the
cureless
act*
of
majority against the proposul und
. (
A fnmmiH writer has suid; “ No local post.
/attended the R » - Wlck^ ! world a c ‘ unll>'
cut
in
North
t
arulina
politics
nisi.
Mv}Herrlol,
according
to
nifur1t- m e t the- government which furnished, nt vnrloui tim< *. matlnn.' bus ugre.d, thereby obll- Infer ii.lvu,.* swung the udvntiti.ge tack i »i>o humble, do need U
H a r p ' d t f t t t a n J th a t
Tlu uJmirul' apoke
ion nt (jLvelanq t '*’*
....**“ nt li survive i T,1'“n'
flags
at____
the Church
Heuv [4929,000 to fight the California } three nietiihn * of Congress.
rnicr leadership of of
„........
„ ___
_______ of- the
— ---Ili« gating tile Kiench government to to the uffitnintive sale hut by a too grea., the Red Cross goes into e f f o r t bus i'ee i mpde to m *1
the In.ini' of the factory hand, out morrow’s telelirnUon outatanaln^.
uas divided be- ,.n|y Rest, which followed a par- ores nnd the state und private co r father, ('apt William H Klteloii, establish a balanced budget again, narrow margin and with the re
|CJillftt and Gov. ude o f military und patriotic o r - 1porntlonn spent large sums in ad I represented
the
Second
Nm'li which the government did not ex- turns yet inennipletv, the otficial to the lonely furm house, ulitl Oil No pains have been spared by. tJu»
n month suffered i ganizationa.
accomplish. 1 mint will lie necessary to tlecitle to thi- -t i-tii's of disaster, where committee members in their* e f
I
,
1 nl ollliu Ills! i let 1" the Eorty-S'vtti pc. t in be able to
...........
A picture of the drought rmidirequired nil emertm iimiI.m'", tires ami fliuids huvu forts to stage n celebration t h a t
Ilii'li ate to be no expenses III the I'he latest tabulation gives the con
t ,ingress and 1•
• t e it a in other nations are be I .
' ,
.
...
,
will eclipse any ever seen bc/oro
vent
ion
proposal
a
lead
of
1
,2
0
1
1
,
................
tions througiioul Ihe country
is
*'ti J u l v 27. Re- coming stronger
laid
waste happy hollies."
devastated legion and no increase |
m m tu iil). wtule
Claude Kitiliiti, • ; m ■ 'tinted
I iii Sanford.
fprisinglv good and we are becoming nffiininizcd." shown in the weather bureau's la t same dist i let
id mi la li e '
Ibis does not fit in
Plan, have been p i'ilr,tc d fm
From an early hour lomorrofT •\i
est reports as follows
|at, i a second o|>A Inliaum
the local ill ivc, and Rev I- I ►
I- ,ii mi r 1an i i inn K it Inn i >
With llie ideas of the Socialists, I
. l rmirning. until late hour toino/^ ■i,
said Admiral Fiske. "W e run see,
n>
a
\<*tr
of
appi
•
•
x
m
i
n
i
rl\
I
h
r
r
c
rf 'tmed Again the
New England Rain needed fm resented till I iftll ill I i •i * t
I win. • Mippuit i- necessary to Mr
King cliuii'Uian o f the a r r a n g e
nl
lea stood him in for instance, that in Jap an the peo fall slid in g , t "i Mi el. in- and to j ear - piini tn
»»n$* Alnlmmn
favm n l
*x, v» n ment" i.'ium ittee, is I'liiiflilent Dial low night there will be soino part
"g , I, . i •
. Hell lot, I'ti! the seriousness of the |
ple
are
sternly
repressing
all
te
n
o
f
the
ilia
'*
activities
taking
place,
he was out of bed
control forest tires
dntigei tn I n line has outbalunced ii fiicfnl iim’Ii t h. I'rr pci mil rxrinpi nm .Sailfoi,I und Seinitiiile count) sball it is said. J£very hour v?nl m the
I I Kill
days u fter the dency to luxury, and that a nation
tiMin poll tux Vkall |»(. Kran till tn •••■I fall ib.wii in providing n
New York Ground very dry
(inverimi
Kill
tnn
Via
I
'in
it
all o thot consideration*.
ivii j iM.giiuiing nf sume new feature i'i
wide movement, almost
feverish
nil world unr \t it unit, aiul aiithur
and hard making plowing dilficult. Sent land \ n k, O, t In I
•s
I
'
*
'
llie .lav's eelebratfun.
Mi Morgan l» ek period to plan' itv in ^ivrn L»i f <*t in i ii ^ (Iriiinaifi* ' share of tin natintial fund
suing of congress in intensity is acting to aggrandize Many toiest fires
lie graduated frnm Wake 1 mc.-t the li iiu among the banks and at
The
purndc
will
form
at
tho
ifi*
Hiintoiids
to
i
,,ii.In,
t
its
aii
force,
even
working
women
a
p
e
r
> ahead Senator
iliMl ict*. irootl i ••ml* ami m>ii wall
New Jet -ey Meadows and for
ml'i'l'i mi |H>| and beeanie imIIIiu
A v t 'n o anil
*«nul laiivass of every resident in tersretion of Puik
iiiiing to leave the and little hoys and girls contrib
ni (lit* Mull*
A vi n i ii I»«■r
I'M itiy. sonic loiest fires
Itam «•! tin Si I'lland Ne» k ^Delli'" i at a fuvoialdi' nuiincnl to launch it. I
K ly ut !»:60 o ’*
We, on the
Foi several du> s. while it has bean ••f ariHtiilmunth with niort* haul the i .immunity und hu* mcording First Street n n iH
fi w days and get uting their military.
TVi up Park Avt>- -t,t
needl'd for late sown seed.
lO
In |sa7 lie was admitted to the
ly seem ed the following
young rlock, und will inOvo
his seat when thh co n trary are becoming nude und
I 'ennsyIwitua Itain badly ueed- liar and took up (lie praetite nt uncertain whetbei Mr Morgan wan than ►tali* Mprniluam «• u c r e u|hi» ladies to assist In the HohiMntmn of title to Central Park whare tb e J |
It left him uncoil more addicted to luxury und pleas
willing to renew the $ 100,000.(1(101authorized
around tfuj ■r}
| law at Roxlairo in I 8NH.
new numbers in the city.
the personnel will form
* "iidilinii so crit- ure, while gaudy fashion shops a l ed.
support, there ha* been consider
DDtlllUPtl nil I'Atft* Six)
several a i
(CoatMilled oil I ’age S ix )
In 1x9(5 Governor Kitehin " a s aide financial disquiet whit’ll it is
Misses I iiu Bell Hugun,
Mnr- handstand and hear
was considered most monopolize our grandest uve- |
I eleitiil to Congress from tin Fifth hoped will pass with the announce
garet < oe . n, Camilla Pulestnn, El- dresses by those on the piOf.rntlt. ■i
me Senator lanlge nue."
Mayor laike's address, tile l*$b
dint lict defeating Thomas Settle,
tga I
.lo'.vers, Viola UtMith, Fern
still to serve in
merit
of
a
linger
loan
probable
m
i
What Zlt-3 Could l l a i c Done
Republican, who bad icprescnlid
S ' w" in.
Allie' '(nilion. ^ li z u l ^ t b on ^ e program will ho f o l l o w e d l / ’
les senate, where
a f. itl.ight
The ZR-3, if it hud come on u
salute fired over the nioimmant,
I tliedi'ti n t f< r many yeuis, u(t*r
txiiigbt, Elizabeth Turnbull, RoI' '' I this state cou
III aI* e,.ri,.,l
Ia 1 >
„11I sound
J &
--- - I
mission of destruction, could have
It
i*
interesting
that
Wall
Street
and
rnrni|tist
will
tap*,
a
scrii'S
of
Joint
debates,
lie
was
I
ecru
Stevens,
Velma
Shipp,
Mil
nt t one years. His
n
fier
which
the
p
articip
an
t!
!Q i
dictated
the
ter
ins
to
the
French
done
n
billion
dollars
of
damage
in
thconly
Democrat
elei
ted
to
t
nndred Rn'ierson, Enuly Griffin, F lo r
filled by appointspectators will
adjourn
to th e
gov'ffiiincnt, obliging it to follow
gress from the state in that i !•'
ence Spurling, Annie 1-ee, Mary
t"X having auth- an hour, said the Admiral, adding
Legion building for an Informal
a conservative financial
policy
tinn.
cgislative act nass- that "th is means that in not many
Stanley, Gussie
Frank,
Gladys reception, at 1 o ’clock.
years
it
will
be
possible
for
u
score
much
as
it
obliged
the
London
con
X". to name a suclie colliilllied Ml Congress until
Ihe Sanfoid Herald greets its Stemper, Fannie Priest, Caroline
A large nuniber of cases an
At 1:45 Commander Percy. Mora
1 next general elee- o f smaller craft to fly over New neared on the docket of the Muon
I'.hin whin lie wan nominated I••r forcine l<> accept Itn conception readers today with 29 pages includ- Spencer, l.ucile Echols, Ruth W h it a fte r receiving the building t r a i l
n“
tn
tii'W
the
Dawes
plan
should
any
iint take place un- York, coming from almost
tle,
Muude
Cumiwuy,
Mrs.
Doro
Mig
two
supplements
euinposing
governor In 1912 he was defeated
part o f the world, and do to New inal court this tiioriiing and fitno tor the I lem oiiatic nominatiini f.n In put into operation.
It Is be •he special edition of the < anipliell- thy latniberUon, Mrs. li. A. More Muyor l-ukc, ending IX' saying; " {
i in nosed anil bonds est rested net
dedicate this structure la tim serv
lieved
lienthat
Wall
Street
wus l.ossing I’ost American l-egimi and land.
York
what
other
enemies
did
to
of Career
I'nited S ta te * senator by Seti.it- i
ice of our P ost; und I d i . d f i g t C «X>
_
ted the eitv treasury quite a sit
also piompted tn come to terms in •be legular eight page news sec
lodge Ims served Huh) Ion and Carthage and Nineveh able sum.
i F. M. Simmons.
These luilicH are requested
_
this Post to the service of
to
tion.
nnler
to
in
it
k
tI
rurne
an
ally
the United S tate s und Rome.”
polit
meet Dr. King mi his study this I Nation, and the preservation o f . t X n l H
Of the 20 ease* arraigned In-- I He then retired from
|M9:t, ns Republican
and whs a member of the law turn against tin rapid return of the
1 Ills editoil contains a full pro evening ut 7 30 o ’ulock for finui I niAnory of our heroic dcud eom*
Admiral Fiske argued tbut <oin fore Judge J
*
G
Shuron,
four
ligtist. 1918, and was petition among nations, while often
Ak gram of the activities of the local instruction und a supply of poppies, rudes.”
of Manning & Kitehin until r.*l*> pound to the gold standiinl
M prominent mem- leading to wur, was also the stim u were continued upon request of when be retired becausi
the
pound
met
eased
in
value
in
legion
post
giving
views
of
its
of ill
The bund will then play that
The following
will unspn ui
[tv for a generation. lus of progress, and tbut "frqni thi* the defendants until the Wednes
relation t " the franc last week recently completed clubhouse und n
health.
NutiuniH Anthem and disband
dav
session
of
the
court.
county
canvassing:
Mrs.
C.
L.
publicist.
author, law it would be illogical to expect
more than the ilollui did, it is sup short account of i u history. This
West, Ovieda; Mrs. C. D. Brumley, r e a a s e ifljo at the football BnJQ*
Ernest llodtres. J . A Adams and |
pan,
Mr
Isidge's
Rubies a in use us
Rut one i-n'l posed Mr Morgun took into cun issue also contains a deluded ac- Chuluola; Mrs. F. 8 . Verney, Lake between the Hanford and K U t l human
beings
could
escape.
Ho
|
J T. Toon, charged with being in
titles made a wide
eount
of
the
program
of
events
side rut uni the dollur pound e x
said the United S ta te s wus sur- |possession of
Mary; Mrs. M. F\ Bullard, A lta mee high schools nt 3 o’clock. . spirituous liquors, much good null! it bun been used a
|eniiteniporuneous ewhich the Americnn l^'gnui post
change.
At 6:30 o ’clock hundreds of dul-.
rouble of yearn.
rounded
by
virile,
ambitious
ami
monte
.Spring*; Miss Arie Mann,
will
In'
given
a
hearing
at
the
next
proiniucnce, perhaps,
has arranged for the observance of
lara worth of beautiful firt
'
intelligent,
but
poor
nations
and
term,
and
Flusher
Johnson,
accus
lotke
Monroe;
Mr.
R.
E
.
Cobb,
Armistice Duy in this city.
I s leader o f the Ben
will
be
fired
along
the
lake
mentioned
Germany,
Russia
and
Longwood.
er! of gambling, will also be tried
ito the league of naIn compiling the muterlid for
and bomba and skyrockets, col
Itienty of VcraailleH Japun us representing this type. on that date.
this issue, it required the whole
parachutes and brilliant lights
These
countries,
he
suid
"cannot
Mineie White, t ’olie Brown. J a * .
1919 und 1920.
Ab
hearted effort* of many members
Continued on page six
the Senate Foreign justly be blamed” if they eniy McWhite ami Sam Travis, also
of the local post, who bus work
v ._
charged with gambling, were fined
D'nttee und Republi- A m erica’s weulth.
ed unceasingly for tbe past few
110
and
costs,
with
the
alternative
>er. he led the con
weeks in gathering advertisements,
"T h e y realize thut we have ob
W'th less than two weeks left nioruiug and there will l»e no fu r news m atter und pictures.
ker president Wilson tained It largely by means of war. of serving ten days as the guests
ther
reductions
in
th
e
voting
pow
B A L T IM O R E , Nov. 10.— Before
in
which
to
secure
votes
to
win
the
|agunist ratification, and they can hardly be blamed if of the city.
This edition contains approxi the case of Representative John
er of subscriptions
during
the
uthor of the “ Ixidge they say to themselves that they
Dan and Ruth Ellis, accused of Huitk cur to be given away by
mately 12 1-2 pages of uds secur Philip Hill, member of Congress
kn‘l was credited with can get from us what we have, be disorderly conduct, were fined $5 The Herald contestants this imiin- campaign.
ed through the efforts of Reginald charged with violating tho Vol
Contestants
are
urged,
however,
ing
renewed
their
e
ffo
rts
and
se
Miss NeU Williams..
659,6$
molding the policy
Holly aided by Miss Ruba Wil
cause they are more skilled in war, each und costa, and L. W. Preston cured an early s ta rt in order to to turn in their subscriptions ev
stead law, was called in Federal Miss Velma Shipp......
l"ig
administration
arraigned
on
a
similar
offense,
liams. Mr. Holly and Miss WIIcontinued
the
admiral.
"T
o
accentu
ery
duy
instead
of
wuiting
until
mnkc the remaining
few days
court here today, he'said he would Misa V e n a Woodcock...
pcan entrance into
the lust dav of the campaign. This bums solicited uds aggregating not deny any m aterial fa cts in the
ate this quite natural ambition is estreated bund of tlO.
Mlsa Naomi Fallows ..
George Burton likewise fo r fe it count for the most.
2,950
Inches
or
just
two
inches
less
make it txissible for the papers
case.
•
One week from this coming Sat- |will
in leisure, but ul- the profound conviction that they ed a $10 bond in preference to fa c
Mias Mary Kinlaw____
to be immediately started to the |*han 171 J c c t . If all of these ads
have
been
unjustly
treated
by
the
A principle laid
Hill has summoned Prohibition Miss Sarah Corwin .
ing the judge on a charge of vio urtiay night the race will la- over.
enable the were one column in width und were
»*
»
J * lating section 184 of the city or At 10 o'clock on th at night the subscribers und will
in early lif e e w a s United .States.
Haynes, Mrs. M. E . Patterson _
new subscribers to follow the pro stretched into one line, it would Commissioners Roy A.
dv’ for a man of leidinances, and W. L. S t a r r paid a vutes will lie counted and the win gress of their favorite contestant reach more than half the distance and Ja m e s E . Jon es, commissioners Mre. Emmie Wicks...
he really wishes to
fine of $10 for alleged violation ners of the $1845 worth of prizes until the end of the race.
of one of tho average blocks of usslatant, a s witnesse on hie be lira. J . F . Boston----given by this newspaper will he
»y and generation, is
of section 11 of ordinance 8.
half, claim ing he followed inetruc- Mrs. Mary Bowie..
this city.
5,000 Votes -Every Day
•n am ateur." AlRobert Thomas. Maggie P re s awarded to the young ladies who
Supplying The Herald with sto r tlone uf Haynes in manufacturing Miaa Peggy Bruton
The special award of 5,000 votes
|parently had no inton and Charles Caraon charged are fortunate to Becure the great last week met with b o much f a v ies and news m atter f o r the spec the beveragea.
MUj Margaret Miller
rticing law, he workwith being drunk, estreated bond est number o f votes.
orable comment on tho part of the ial edition, Post-corn monder-elect
Mrs. Walter Wight
Because
of
possible
damage
to
►on a degree in that
of $10 each and Ile n ry Mlcal. sim
Judges Have Been Named
various workers th a t the same ot A. P. Haggard was ably assisted
10,1
Mrs, F . C. Colson
"vard and then work the g rass on the local ^
ilar)’ accused, paid a fin * o f *5.
On next Saturday night the bal- ter will be mad® during the pres by the following people: Mre. Jo h n
Mrs.
M.
E
.
Dooly
the
committee
In
charge
of
the
Ray
Murphy,
charged
with
vio
*
on Anglo-Saxon
lott box will be sealed by the en t week. T h e contestant turning I^eonardl, Reginald Holly, George
Misa Ethal Henry
pb won him a I’h. D. football game tomorrow has deem lating section 122 of the city or judges and it will remain unopen
G. Herring. 8. A. B. Wilkinson and
Mias Florence Malm _
ed it wise to prohibit the narking dinances. paid $5 in preference to ed until the contest ia ended. Dur in the g re a te s t number o f subscrip Miss Hoskins Jones.
tions, not the most cash, each day
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. — A Miss Alberta Aycock
o f cars within the fence that en serving ten day*.
Kenda Message.
ing the last week of the campaign, will be Fiven an ex tra 5,000 votes.
Approximately 3,600 paper* o f
tropical disturbance has advanced Miss Clara Rankin
ON, Nov. 10.— Pres- closes the field, it was announced
the standing o f the various con E ach day’s record will be checked this special edition have
took the lead in today.
testants will pot be'published.
a t noon and the votea awarded at printed, copies of which will go to alowly northward and U in ven Mrs. 8 . P. Dutton ._
Those who have already pur
nation’s tribute lo
all parts of the United States. Tha tral about latitude S3, longitude Misa Lena B. Ilagan
L ,
The three judges will be Arthur th at time.
attainment of S e a chased parking places in •cc“£d'
Herald
acknowledges with apprec 70, with slightly increasing inten Misa Ruba < W U l !u *
Yowcll,
J
.
G.
B
all,
and
C.
L
Britt,
In
all
probability
this
special
Wh
men the news was
----- ance with t */x • U»>al P 1* 1'
all well known business men of the award will not be in effect during iation the co-operation of many sity, tha weather bureau report^. Miaa Emily Griffin
■ecutive prepared a p e n * ) H r '' |f
’ v.tthin the fence
members of the American Legion Advices were Issued to shipping Mrs. peatMl Stafford
MARION, Ohio, Nov. 10.—lira. city.
the l u t week of the campaign.
j
mpathy to relatives.
V |l
*•
the
Stokee .
uie purchase w . rreD q . Hardlnt’a condlUon
m m ss
L a s t G-it ta Schedule Made •
T h e standing o f contestants up and Amercan legion Auxiliary In in South Atlantic waUra to exer- m i s s ' Dorothy
. Kntatlon of
improved today according to
The final cut in tho voting oche- to noon today appears on this gathering and assembling (Us ciM caution. Tbe storm will neve Mrs. Robert Laing
‘
b Dr, Cayj W. ^awycr. dule w h Lutdo effective this P » K *
GJk Avenue; North u ck e U a the _gate tomorrow, it
north and northeastward*
Mias Katherine WUao«
.
.
. atA ... Av- f •
l
*. at- , ‘j t
v Jiiti- '
.
'■’, '» t Street ♦ 1 was furtliCT sU tod.
Feature Armistice Da
[OP-Senator
issachusetts
Lway As Reilytic Stroke
TAX AMENDMENT RED CROSS DRIVED"
STILL IN DO UBT TO BE LAUNCHED Biggest Celebi
In Histpry Of
IN SOME STATES ARMISTICE DAY
General Agriculture
Situation Is Serious
iilar To
If Wilson
Legion Club House
Will Be Dedicated
loves One of
iM ostPicur>ublic Men
Memorial Service And
Addresses InclUt
In Program for
rd
U. S. IS BECOMING
“FEMINIZED” SAYS
ADMIRAL FISK E
EX-GOVERNOR OF MORGAN AGREES
NORTH CAROLINA TO TAKE CARE OF
DIES ON SUNDAY RIG FRENCH LOAN
a
20 Cases Feature
Monday S e s s io n
In Municipal Court
Special Edition I
Made By Members
L eg io n , Auxiliary
Contestants Redouble Efforts As
The Herald Campaign Nears Close
Congressman Faces
Prohibition Charge
C ars Not Allowed To
P ark On Ball Field
Tropical Storm Is. .
Reported By Bureau
Mrs. W arren Harding
I s Reported B etter
^w. r - s
* ’
L ■*
t •’#** 0
(TtC.r . I.V "rxetiL
...
AS CONTESTANTS
STOOD A T NO O N
�! church can retrain her
T o r *EW-
r? Tf |(he van Id an to the standard of
Hanford
oniDA. I»
■lied |„
• Coun? any- 'the standard of-the world? Arc
h t m , "I**" ww*rtouif "rtmt»M W i y loitnir
ebntmetoi
?6*n»* liftlie influence W’ tHirtarorni/'W'
those i arc we gaining In strength td lift I e x i s t i n g u n d e r the laws of the State 31* t day of OctObtfr. l 93 l.
F ir e Insurance, 15; Whitjdan nrtd J
Continued from page one
e any *'*a«e who nrc sinking? Aro thoro , or etoride. Complainant,
llodge t. pr«s.\.ig club $7.50; C. |ffe e ro you> You must aTrest the
I may those about ua—In our own city, I
vs.
A. B ry ant. Southern I.lfc I n s u r - ■decay in lh o 84« about you, o r those
te hre who have already reached that
T h e heirs , devisee*, g r a n t e e s _nnd
unce $ 5.
j about ; ou will produce decay in
many condition when the fair and accur o t h e r cln lm n n ts u nd er H enry 8 . S a n ______
{ $off.
ate Judco of all men and women toWf. defeiuied. o r oth erw ise, KT. AI.
. Quit H alm Hbedit
t
_ ___ business
________
___
D efen d ants.
nungortcy o f c old any: . “Thou hirst a name
l l y E . Palm er to Atlantic Const I churches to save the world, and if
that thou llveat and nrt dend?”
OllDDft FOR PUDLICATION.
___ _____ con.sid_ .
if * teacl®r
f.ine _______
Railroad Company;
tb s . church m ember it lose their
Younjj
men,
and
young
women,
rt; consideration $1,500.
jc ra lio n $ 1,000.
I power to save, what nitty wo ex- j loses the strength to li f t o th e rs;
T U B HTATK O F F L O R I D A :
f. S . Harvard et ux to Paul
W . H. Mitchell to Barnwell R. j pert ? T h at would bo a fa ta l hour ! if the voting woman loses h er obil- comrades, my comrades, you who
T o . MK.VRV i t . 6 T E W A R T and
Ice nnd W, M. Connellv, pnrt o f ! B e c k ; in section one. township 20. i f o r th® line between the church jity to transform , whnt can they pofscss the ability to look through DON'Ar.D S T K W A R T , f minor.
tiort 3(5, township 19, south of south of range 30 ea st; consider*- j and the world to be |o*t. If there
do? I bring you a sentence which moral issues, do you not see that
It a p p e a r i n g l>y an a ff id a v it of
[R® SO c a ? t ;
consideration,
l tinn, $5,000.
'c o m e s the htour. Christian men l should thrill the hearts o f .m ultith e c o m p la in a n t h erein filed, th at
Pnrramore ct al , and Christian women, wlfen the Made*. F o r those who feel t h e y corrupting forctss, tfye decaying . e a c h of yo u Is a re sid ent of it S t a t e
eck. in section 1 d ifference between vqu nittf those losses; for those who become cori-' force t-faM about you demand the j: r oouf||ry o t h e r , D i a r f th«LJtt»»e>pf
ith of range 30 who do not know the Lor«YQcsus selous of their condition Of Yhefr r.rrrstp v^potver which ta n eorte U Ioii|i<ig nnd t h a t r t l i e ptaee o firu jnfliee of eneh tifigoll Is 1S5 A u d u
in. $5,000.
does not stand out clenr nnd uro- poverty of Spirit; for those tklgi alone from JpsUs Christ?' Do you bon
Avenue, N4w*Trork. New Y o rk ,
Ufown, boarding house
Com p a n iv r
Hacttrrday Evening
v*- Sermon .
on hix JJosus.'or are wn drooping dotfft to
;n:!afSS::fKii!Ri
«
•c et vir to Bnrnection ortc. town’ rnngr 30 e a s t ;
000.
ell to Barnwell
in one. township
je 30 enst: con-
|minent. that hour will be fa ta l .^or •nxlotisly desire the power *wKlch
your influence, and perhaps irnd they hnve lost, the wny is cle a r
k n i t * probably thnt will! lie a fatnl to the fountain of all nower.
|hour for others.
I
| Comrndes. thore is such a preIs There a Possibility of Restoring mium upon rugged, red-blooded,
the Ixiat Pow er?
, robust Christians.
Every church
[ "In what way can it regain its needs this type. Every commun^s a l t n e s s ? " or “wherewith shall it itv needs this type. Every home
. Pnrramore to j he su ite d ? " Whnt a striking sen- needs ch aracters thnt ennnot be
. in section one. 1tenor the laird .fesus asks just , broken by every wind thnt blows.
<h of range 30 here!
Thai Englishman of such I again give you some sentence*
n, $5,000.
an analytical
mind,
Alexander Ironi that almost m atchless Mncstment Company MacLnren. asks:
I.ire n :
ns administrator, , " J f the church is mennt for the
“F or you know," savs he, " I t is
ne. township - I . I purifying of the world and the low vitality that ratrh es all fhv
e ast, co n silien t-, , s „ r,h itself needs purifying, is di-eases that are going; and It is
there any power in the world that , "'it of the **_•’: sheep’s eyehole*
ux to Millie M. i will do i t ? If the arm y joins the that the ravens perk the eyes
it of ntnp o f di- rebels, is there any fo r te that will And it will be the feeble types of
•ymnn estate in bring back the nrmy to submis- , spiritual
life,
the
inennsiatent
rnship 20, south su m . * * * If the one thing ttint Christianities of our churches I
3 ; consideration is intended to preserve the meat thnt will yield the crop of apos
loNP5 it k power
i*
there
anv- fairs nn«l h rrrtics ami rm e ^ n id rs.
Dung K in g about that will suit and that will fall before tem pts
, l.icensrs
Mint
l j lin ••
j j l a t t i o Ashley et vir to Arthur
Iwdley, in section four, township
30,' south of range 31 east , no
and tlint the s u t d 'l l A i r y If. S t e w a r t
Is o v e r th e a g e of 21 year*, an d th e ,
said Donald S t e w a r t M n minor, and |
thnt t h e re Is no person In tile S t a t e
of F l o r i d a , s e r v i c e of siitipeonil u p
on w hom would tdinl you o r e i t h e r
or you.
•
|t- t*» fh'er* for*' nrderetl. th a t you
an d eneh of you do ap p ear to the
Id1(, of eoniplalnt In the ab ove e n
titled eaiile at tile c u r t house
III
S a n fo rd . S eminole County. F lo rid a,
on Monday, the 1*9 day of D e c e r n - t
her. 1S24.
*
Liberal Tablfe
Service
retail merchant j
If a <hnn h liise* her power is I .lust two or three romnining
Marshall, retail there anv way Yty
which
that thoughts.
Are you and I lifting
1. w. Bradford. : _ r
.
_,
stamps.
. Sanford Celery Delta Lands to
Violet M.
B aggett,
lot nine of
Palm
Ha mmork;
consideration,
lio.ouo.
Building Permits
W. E . Watson, gnrnge. $250;
f t A. McCalley, gnrnge, $55; II
Balance $1S Mont
Will buy high class residential lot in exclusive
dential section. Paved Street.
2 ■
Slate-C ounty Licenses
H. 1). Davis, retail merchant.
W .75; W est .Side Grocery, retail
merchant $7; A. D. Saner, retail
M erchant, ? t .7 6 ;
liste r
Elston,
automobile vending machine, $4.75
Dr. W. T.
IJingley,
physician.
$rr..J 6 ; E . F. Housliolder. lawyer
|11?.25; Fred
Alexander,
retail 1,
$500 Under P
Market Value
DISTRIBUTORS OF
A New Water
S
••I'or
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1
S lIIlT
t ,.i,r l l r s t t h * ’
W i l l . I I I, . I ' l l , | 1|,|.
<'1,11* f..| II | ,1111
—
Ci t y Licenses Issued
S , , r S r n l c r I ' h o n r .111
n»Roberl Lawton, retail merchant.
Silver Lake S p rin g Co.
15: Gilmore Felder, retail nierth k n t. $5; J a s p e r Harries, p re ss ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a
ing club, $7.50; Zuln A. Shorter,
a g e n t A frienn-A m erican Insurance
Chmiinny, $5; J . R. E llis, meat
, m arket, $5; Sanford B a ttery Ser
Cotsfnanv. repair shop $5; .)
Hereon, retail merehnnt: $5; G.
H. Klrklyand. retail merchant. 15
Dr. A. W. Eptis, uentisl, $ lo ,
L. Gaynor. tinrber shop. $;*; Paul
Lake, real estate agent. $15.
Buy a
CLARK JE W E L
(Jas Range at
Ball Hardware Co
rI his offer holds ^ood until Wednesday.
real bargain act quickly
Phone 299
I*. (). BOX 431.
\NFORI), FLORIDA
SANFORD, FLA
Automobile
Tops
Trimming
cessories
House
Awnings
West F irst Street
Sanford, Florida
�H B P fR
THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1924
M @ I© M
Honor Of
Th
November 11th—Armistice Day!
Once more we pause to pay tribute to those who gave their
lives in the great struggle between nations that this country
should be a leader in every movement for peace and happiness
upon the earth.
On the occasion of an Unforgettable Anniversary, consecrat
ed by the bravery and blood of,those who fought to set a world
free, we pause to reverance4hem. Out of the smoke and sweat
and agony of conflict, torn countries arise, and greater indust
ries. That lives were offered at the Shrine of Supreme Sacri
fice is an Unforgettable Memory. Some great, holy spiritual
contact will cause the dead to know we REMEMBER.
In appreciation and devotion of the brave who fought and
died on the battle fields; we urge all to join hands in observance
of the Greatest Day in history, so that the bonds of friendship,
devotion and patriotism may grow stronger each day.
T he County Commissioners
�IKDAY,'NOVEMBER 1 0,1924
m . P. Haggard)
■ arra n g e m e n ts o f the
F o u rth S t r e e t ;
c a s t on Fourth
^ t t o P a r k A v w u * ; w h er, lhc
l i n g r.nd the line o f |cnvc the parade and en ter the
I b o as follows:
patk to the n o rth - side of the
I o f the Marching See- bandstand n e a r tho Soldier’s MemIll nlcnsc asscmblo not orial S h a f t. T h e marshall at the
R M S a. m.. on P a rk head o f tho column, a f t e r the colI place desijfnntcd by n ored section o f tho parade has pin.
I t c n on the en st side- sod, will lead Section
“ i r to «
Ik Avenue.
point opposite the monument o.i
hbera for position coin- Park Avenue.
Decorated auto -1
Fie number w ritten In mobiles of Section “ B " will tin n
| name of the unit In j close in nnd nark along the ciul>
| Number “ 1 " fo r this i surrounding Central Park.
[lie a t Pari; Avenue ami
* * •
| and Number ‘‘3 5 ’ will
Permission hns J>ccn given the
[Avenue nnd tho Bonlc- colored people of the community to
huit« facing south.
assemble th eir
pnrndo on ti ,,*1
will be blown a t 9 :5 0 Boulevard botween Palmetto A w
|| units will please be nu« and Sanford Avenue, head of j
)vo at that time.
|Die column facing west and fol
low Section “ A ” and " i r t„ n
point opposite the bandstand at
Central Park fln Oak. where the
head of the column will halt and
the people marching will enter the
l a r k to n place designated for*
them near the memorial shaft in
tho park.
Inters of the Gospel
[ripal Band
[d War Gold S t a r Moth
merienn I-cgion Com
liters of The American
ted Daughters of
the
,,| ('nnfedernte V’ctor
of the Rcnuli
ini Army of the Uepuh
iniil'M
.uxdiarv
American
>anish
W ar
’d e r a i ls of the
Allied Armies.
1st. Bat. 121th
The decorated automobiles of
the colored section o f the parade
will continue the
parade
uut:l
they reach the halting point men
tioned above, where the cars w,jl
then close in und nark along the
enrh surrounding Central Park in
the section of the Park a s s ig n s ! to
the culoied people.
r.lrtS T P O F U L A R
List O f Local Firm s Who Have Suf
American Legion Edition Sanford,
American Fruit Growers I
Atlantic &. Pacific Tea Co,
Bull Hardware Co.
»BaumelV. Specialty Shop.
Blue Front limber Shop.
Bower, R. c .
Chase & ('< inpany.
Churchwell ( 'onipsny.
Cole inan x ( Ji n Shop.
Connelly. A. I A Sons.
County C o m m i t i nters.
( ity Commissioners.
Fan Tnn Shop.
F irst Nntionnl Hank.
Horida t ash Salvage Company
Filling Stations nf Sanford.
Florida \egi'ttit»le ( orj.i.ration.
Gonx.xler. Grocery Ci.uipsnv.
Hof-Mat R altciy Company,
llintermi. tt r Pi.mo c . . n pany.
Ilnaxcii, M.
Haynes <fc KtdliiT.
HopMns Shoe Roptiirii*;'.
J o e ’s Smoko 11ou**o.»
Knight & McNeill.
Kronen, M.
Lee 1’ rothei *.
iriiney's Drug Store.
Lloyd Sho- Stole
Loosing I’aiiil Comp.my.
I.a-Beth Cafeteria.
.
? TALLAirASSE^vWor.
ip: H
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Elections hc!d ro ccrtly fo r
the ■
Florida Statu College notables ot (
1021-2u resulted ao follows: Most ,
A P P R O PR IA T IO N * A R E
oopulnr Giiidyr. .Ionian, Tn m n a; I
F O U N D IN A D E Q U A T E Lest all-around, Glailya Vaughn,
______
Pensacola; prcttioA, Mary Hauck,
M IAM I, Nov. 10.— Approprin- Greenville, S. C.; inost intellectual |
•ien.i for draining the Everglades Normn Dnniis. M iami;* moat uthhave been grossly Inadequate, the id le, Mvrn n urr, Tnllnhasaec; most
stylish, Virginia Lesljo, Haines
qucrtlon has been buffeted about
•ty; C u'est. Mubql L ytle , O cala;
by politicians nnd opposed by man;.* most domestic, .Ada Louise S im p
without an understanding o f In • son, Kissim mee; cleverest, Lois
real needs, resulting In the wind- Varn, F o rt -Meade; b e s t man,
m atter being unnecessarily dclaye I, J tunic Ilcese, Pcnracoln. Th ese no.
according t i Van C. Sw eating .*n tnldes will appear in the featu re
The Everglades could have been section c.f the Flantncowo, (co l
■reined dry ten yenrs ago and nil lege nnnunll, presented in a unique
danger of floods eliminated hml ly attractive arrangement.
ihe state drainage board nnd Ili.\ OMEN ('ll AIRMEN
legislature given the problem prop
AS M E R M A ID S
*r attention from th e stnio, he dr
ORLANDO. Nov. 10.— Plans are
ciured. Mr. Sw earingen, ns uttoi
m y-general, was a member of the being made by (he Orange County
\thletic Association, to tiring wo
hoard for four years.
men swimming ehumpions of the
.voiltl her.* somsdiim* tlnrirg F e b
TAM PA TO C F .I.K B R A T F
ruary. Till* wi'l he part of
pt'i*•
T A M P A , Nov. It). — Armisti ’ grain 'hat In* i*» \iew the being.....
f lending athletes here from all
Day will he an important event in
the annuls of T a m p a 'i Amoricnn parts of th'* South, ami e-*pe mn.
Legion. The biggest parade o f * tn- from F ieri.Li. Plans are now I .dug
wHiked out in tie'.llil, and till .III
kind ever put on for an Arm is'u
imlirellii lit i- exported s««»n of the
Day eilehration ix planned i;i
I
••xaet date of the meeting.
dition to nmny other features.
tobacco
H M .IK V K T I I I K F ( A l T I R E D
W E S T PALM B E A C H . N.,v. in
— Police authorities of this ,itv
Imlieve, they have at last eantured
tin* tliuif who Ims made main raids
on churches here duiing the lad
several weeks, and one m en mm
I stole the Bible and note-hook lx*
[^nfdn<T to one of the ministers
State m en t to this effect followed
1j M’ ,irr0!,t and sentencing to fin
j lj,nv* ° f J"Benson, aliar Frank
inylot Holt, alias Frni.k Tnvb.t
d. (‘oriis,
m a d e a n d cut
exclusively f o r pipes
m I'Xim
Pl e-S, I \
<*ioiat v' Bank
!■i * ! i A. Poult i \
Lrrinn lu-gion.
lion! G ram m ar School
I/onJ High School.
*
punV ('lull.
ImK r of Com men e
uni» < luh.
srv Club,
ght Teniplnrs.
X’ht- of ( oluinlius.
irvolint and Protective
R\ .ltd
County
Em
and • omitv Officials
legion Commander
INDIAN'S AT’ L A K E L A N D
I. \ K ELAND , Nov. in.
The
eveland (A. L.
Indians wo*
■ain make this r'ity their *pt im:
lining quarters according t > -i
ter rei rived here from Walt i i
.MeNietmls, Imsincss manager,
which he siinl mi tulier •of the
..
would begin to arrive here m \>
March I.
The groumlkeeper <•'
the Indian <luh will arrive
hr*c
•text week tile letter fuitiiei ill
closed, and will spend tie v. mi it
putting the baseball giome!
m
sill! pe.
•nun
h m l M nr.Seminole Strom l.aundrv.
Smith Bros. Furnitiiii t o m jn.rv
Spi ,-t, i i<>,i A ,t Son
Star Laiithlry.
> Inker Market.
Seminole Cafe.
Thrasher fj WoodruIL
H I ul.imi A I lodges.
A , inl.ere. 1V
D . o d lnth A Watson
,.v. ell r '.eiipam .
B A T T E R IE S
RADIO
l . i c c r r r & Mvi ns TonAcrn Co.
FOR M Y E R S ,
Nov. lftA
•ighteeu h.-le course of tho'
i luh w ll Pe ready (or uso-K)
.ein.Mi I it is announced, fflU
-•a , n cut tluit onr* sirlo. jS t
i i n ' -i is now ready for (lift
ginning November I . A fcotd
He. servne i eine, in the artitOl
■. nt that onl*' IhiVs whq
si In.i>| will he employed as
ELECTRICAL SERV ICE
HOF-MAC
BATTERY CO.
IXI
ll o'her*
Fertilizers
[lei orated A lltoiliohiles
<Inly.
Serf i o i i *'B"
‘ nt paiIs of units that
lahl, to rule in decorat In following arrange
lie, n inndi.:
islei s of the Gospel.
■I VV,ii <,..|d S ta i Moth
no - 1. an I i gioii < .mi
Insecticides and Fungicides
i
on I P ! \ I I.land to fit, harked
I iiM i t o lib
in.dmling Niehols
I ti *ii d In.on tl. Itliiei.tou I rae
, a n he llllide flnlil Jill k -.mi Itil*.
WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO
f the Repuh
and its Subsidiary
I 1.01(1 D N O .B K l I . r C B . M . S l t P l . Y
(
Jaeksonv ille, Florida.
II. <
new in Sanf*»r<
••ul’' of America.
«an I.t’k'iofi A m il
'MN|\, Sanford Branch Manager
SUNSHINE
EGG AND
kOEVEiOPlNfV
iieli, an l.egnm.
1t l Grammar Sc hool
li nt High School,
•loan'* i Tub
uiml.ei of ('omineiiv.
. i* < luh.
•an I lull,
lugbt lemplars.
light* of Columbus
nen.I,ml and Protective
k
JOHN W. SNEKD
MASH A
Our line of “(iood (jihmIh" Ih complete.
'INTER EGGS ARE THE PROFIT MAKERS
SUNSHINE
1 EGS AND DEVELOPING MASH
and Counuty officials
" i I t gio;i i uiiima.iddecorated
|t ■ in tin decorated autoP*' "on H" will please as|t later than 9:45 o ’clock
ph'Mgnnted by a number
p I‘avenient in the center
[o'enue. These numbers
in coincide with (he nuniK "• front of the name
i in these lists. Number
I Section will lie at Hood
Fjd Commercial S tree t.
M for this section will be
I Ayen Uc und tho iioulcPails facing South.
My will be blown a t 9:5 0
fl units will please lie
[move nt that time. The
HI move off promptly at
I Kection ’TP* v.ill follow
k of march
will bo n>
^
tho head of
n
will move c a s t on
Drt to Magnolia Avenue;
I Magnplia
Avenue to
|r*vt; West on Eighth
With Every f> Galloiu* of Gasoline purchased at our Stution. if you will
bring one of the F ree Tickets that) nr cbeing distributed today.
We a rc doing this to cal) your attention to our large stock o f Dunlop Tires,
which can n o w be. purchased on Weekly Payments, so that the man who
has been buving cheap “J1P TIK ES” through other dealers an d Mail Order
Houses, caii now buy the “World Famous Dunlop Tires", with a small
payment down and weekly payments If he wishes,
Dunlop is tho F irst and Oldest Tire made, and Dunlop Tire & Rubber Co., a
Hundred and Twenty-Three Million Dollar Company, back up their claim
that Dunlop is “The World’s Ileal Tire.”
no^
v
w
The Cut Worm we ha
InqredleniH you uae. M<
1‘gri.H .(irecn, IJrun, i
{feed Mvul.
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By AMERIC AN LEGION
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and
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On Sale at H. B. Lewis Office
PHO NE 447-L3
Sanford, Fla
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B u n tin g — O r d e r s ta k e n
n a d v a n c e to b e d e liv e r e d u p o n a r r iv a l
1st and Elm
1
P O K tH
yd sk vr*
itf.ml Fire Department
■tv und County
Km
hi
Y « " r n,,,m,.v ‘k“ kflI f .Y(
/.id you can bv uisuivd of w inter
s
ry hcIpnU out thr lirn*/^r<m r t t i o i v
"tghts Ilf Pythius.
Sanford Police Depart
t.d others
A feed for every pi
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rfi'-v ■
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Is of t h a n # * . roanlutloiis
pf e n t e r t a i n m e n t * whore
- m ad e will ho c h a r g e d
»r a d v e r t i s i n g rate*.
f*ex
J L L 3 5 1- -
inKfliAltr. A M O I ' U T R I ) M t K M
oof laird I’ r e n l* t-XCltia“ r/1 to the. uao for remit)|f' all
news
disp atch es
r o d l t e d j f it o
c r not otherwloo c r r d n p rr and also the local
*d In im» b*i
ird h r r r l n
All ri g h t *
ewd pttjflahr
Inn n( special disp atch f rnpulilfCattn
re alao T earrved .
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• MONDAY. >\QVOIDER, .10, 1921.
BIBLE THOUGHT FOB TODAY
:.;OREAT THINGS: — Fear tho
Lbrd, and serve him in tru th ; for
aid er.h o * groat things he hath
a for you. 1 Samuel 12: 21.
IN FLANDERS FIELDS.
In Flanders fields, the poppies grow
recn the crosses, row on row,
1‘That mark our place; and in the
aky
larV^nAtlll.lir^vcly ringing, fly.
tree v a n ! amid the gum In-low.
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■• Armistice Day
rtM , ,
t, th»* l*e«»o(flr«i
J* tflidir A ct o r
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THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMB1
rt
1 0 ,1 0 2 4
t il •• The
As Brisbane Sees It 1
-S ix ycftrn Ago tomorrow General Foch signed a t Chan
Rig
Coolidge
Illir Stick for Coolidge.
Mellon Will Stay.
tilly an armistice with the German armies which was to ter
Trotsky, He Worrle*.
minate hostilities which had been ravaging Europe for four
I)on,t Gamble, But—
,
awful years. They were hostilities which had sapped the
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
Vital strength of great nations and all but exhausted the
4Co|>7 richt IIM )
manhood of these countries. They were hostilities into which
P R E S ID E N T COOLIDGE, with
had been drawn practically every government of the world,
Until America herself, hating war, was giving her all in a House nnd Senate independent of
supreme endeavor to curb the aggressions of nn egotistic “bloc*." hut the "B ig Stick" in his
hands, to use as he bcch fit. He in
people.
n careful man, nnd will probably
It is entirely fitting, then, thnt the day on which the awing hi* weapon cautiously.
bugles blew "Cense firing" for the last time, allowing battle
scarred veterans, who bad splashed valiantly through blood
T H E LONDON POST consider*
and mud turning defeat into victory, to think once more of this election of ours "A m erica’s
a* home’s fireside, of food and sheets and chairs, of wives, warning to Moscow."
children and sweethearts, and nil that that menns, and to
Conservative British editor# say
forget, or try to forget, the incessant booming of howitzers, we have struck u death blow at
Our election warns
the rattle of machine guns, and the rage, hate and death of socialism.
fearful battles, be forever observed by Americans in an en Russia that we won't have anything
deavor to show our appreciation to the men who died that to tio with radicals.
Socialism and radicalism, how
we might live.
ever. have endured many “ death
And so throughout the nation proclamations art? being blows' and survived.
issued by President, Governors and Mayors, calling upon
all citizens to leave their usual business duties and join in i IN FIE A N C E — statesmen of the
commemorating Armistice Day. Sanford is to take a lead ! Poincare type, urge the French to
ing part among cities of the state in the proper observation I imitate America, turn from Radi
of this memorable occasion. There will be parades, addres calism and find happiness in old
ses, a football game, fireworks display, dedication exercises. 1fashioned conservatism.
Mean
and a Grand Legion Rail- Let all join in wholeheartedly that while llenint. Socialist and leader
the World W ar Veterans may know that their work has of title Socialist party , is the i
French Prime Minister. And even |
been appreciated.
French capitalists express
the |
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The population
9
°R «f whom want
•-•• * ts‘ .c«* 4
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Florida man U ^ l
flftor (our hours W T
Plry one for yelr,
Tt** ‘
,-^'DS
_Vjt*x '-4 f
'(He Q o tsT o N
They caught a taA
entry, R. [_t 0Ver
WHEfce DO WE
I W thing, he haj ]
many elections.
ttj om
City (Mich.),,
direct descendenti. T
hate for that many
n right tu kiss ui.
They are wearin* |
colored shade* in
will only make thinnj]
cr.
And an English y j
married to have Hl
while we say womtO)
more truthful.
Barber in Rlchn
fuses to Isib htr
must look strange, i
there.
California girl
with an arrow, n# i
the sui nrise of the
deer.
hope that llerriot will hung on to |
tiowor fur a while longer. They j
i feel that he lias sane ideas.
Answer Tho Roll Call
e are ■jthc dead.*' Short days ngo
• Uvefl, felt dawn, saw sunset
glow.
ftfld wrre loved; and now we
Tin* annual Red Cross Ibill Cull begins tumnrrmv and will J N FW S j- ho M Washington that
vnntinue through Thanksgiving Day. The local chapter
|secretary Mellon will consent to
one
of
i
18
in
the
South
which
will go attei mi mberships lit - ^reninin in charge .*f the Treasury
F * 1»
Q Flanders Fields.
ginning tomorrow.
I is good news. The management of
_
•*': i >' •i Tho quota set for Seminole county is one thousand m e m - J United States ^finance-^ including
ke up.our quarrel with the foe.
tin- paying of billions of debt rol
■you.from falling hands we Iters hips. This ia far in excess of a year ago and means that led up so swiftly, lakes real finnnthrow
to he put across the people of Sanford and this county must emj nnd business ability.
iB tonjji. Re yours to lift it high, unitedly co-dpemte so that Seminole county can again tell
Mr. Mellon has both
The pea
yc break faith with us who die
o ahalf not *!uep, thougti poppies the world it has gone "over the top" in backing tin- Red pie will he foitunale if he contin
ues working tor them for nothing,
Bf
glow ■
Cross.
neglecting a profitable business of
Flanders Fields.
To enumerate the activities of the Red Cross would be an Ins own.
KLKCTION AFTKK-THOUGHTS
endless and an almost impossible task. The Red Cross is
News from abroad is m ire in
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doing n great work. It is always to l>e found where it is
I
Louisville ( ourior-.!ourn:iI:
Tampa Tribune:
n Flanders fields the cannon boom needed, doing its work in a quiet but efficient manner. \\ bile teresting arid exciting than an y
Mi I hi vi- is an able man. a
Not
since 1 ;»ti. when Kentucky
thing
here
at
home.
John
l>.
And fitful (Untie* light the gloom
it has done much for service men, its scope of activity has not
thorougidv honest man. a man j last twelve ,.f its fifteen eb-i-tor.-il
While ujt above, like eagles fly
Kiirkffeller, playing peaceful golf
been limited, nnd in all parts of the country can be found under tin- warm sun. will I,,, inter who would have been 11 great votes fui MiKmh v, lin- the Slate
The fioiyc destroyers of the sky;
With Itains the earth wherein you those who will gladly testify to the aid rendered by this great ested in the liritisli plan for the President, and lie made a strong. given a vote to a Repuiilonn can
biggest oil trust the
World i*\ t«r i vur hois, mlcltigciit!v aggressive didate for the piesulency.
T
if*
organization.
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Even
'"- la redder than the poppy bloom
saw
Four great companies, A n g i campaign hut he did not appeal in* 11*20, when all the surrounding
Tho
annual
roll
call,
which
is
the
annual
enrollment
ot
T n Flanders Fields.
Tile people de
lo I'eisian, Burma. Royal
hutch to the people
Red Cross members, is for the purpose of furnishing finances and Shell interest are to hi- made manded. ns Senator Pat Harrison terlTtor vviii, fWi'tu into the land
*
slide for Harding. Kentucky n
* Sleep o®, ye brave. The shreik- with which to carry on the work the Red t ross is conducting one
Most of the --it outside of «!iid in ho keynote speech, a Paul versed a Republican majority of
iag shell
here, as well as to continue the national and international tin I'mtisi States may he no lulled Revile, u dashing, fighting, pro
1(0*00 for ( on ernor the year In-grcs-iv, e Ii nokpi -m and they did foie and sl-iod tlin.lv fm l ox Rut
‘ The funr of the battle hell
in I he deal
humanitarian operations of the organization.
not t .ik- either kindly or entims
Shall w£ke you not, for nil is well.
novv it reverses a l*emoeratic ilia
Surely every person in this community will gladly identify
instil.div to the siiuve ditdomut. jo Jj l X of fill,000 ft,i| ( loveniot the
.'.Bleep peacefully, for all is well.
M K A N W I I I I . K T H E W a i n Com
the a-tute lorporation lawyer, year iietoie and throws Its fifteen
himself with liiis great humanitarian force and by so doing
| i ht - s i o n n p p “ i ut ed l-v 1,1 vd t i e- - r gi
who vvu- offeied them as a suit votes to t CDilldgc.
i ' ’.Y o u r flkrmlAifr'TdMi aloft We hear. have a part in the great work being accomplished
I la Republicans took ini
With bdrnlng heart and onth we
I he r e a r e v a i i o i i s f a c t o r s o f t he
! i« reached the stage of piucLicaJ j#tlt».l'
■wear1
III eonneet loll willi mediate advantage of the popular e v p l i i n a t i o n . s o m e <d w ha h will
f
t
he
disappoint
ment.
-ll'i- of
To kocjf the faith, to fight it Take This To Heart 'Poday
readily incur o>
those f.'inuli.ir
And 'n»morrow./u-;;^r;5« tide 111 tio- Non tti, , M
spell ut indifler.Tiie which ..... no-,| , W|lh
mditoal hi t .rv
through
third highest talc III till- Wnlbl to
he nr ■l over the peotil*- when the of the State.
Willi Hint in-k Movia*sfull> eiidevi. 1lomoR
— ■’ ITrMf’f «.a n n O r . ‘D o n ' t i h n w t i a . * l ) < y ‘t .**bimp.
ala nominee was announc
■ k ta fiS tS V
Of course, t h e ir-fiiif-tu-cr* t hat
Oil ill the gr-’Ulid wiffhie US tun 111 ed Tbej went ta work vvltll their
Ii
tl
i
haii
—John McRae.
Il you cannot walk with some pep. g<‘l a whet
J iMirlnnt a.- oil in whate's blabber ii uni polnie.il k>(l aid financial | i t -o -tinng a t air- for l no l i dg e
1 The Si vela liloto- vv-mld supply tesouCct * aid lby\ tut vi- “ put throughout tii 1 < unit ry a l s o two I
ami hire some mu- with pep t" push yuu
jBv i
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Ttie
f onl i - h
get
some
' o-aigh p wit fm t..uidi>n, and for over" upon tio iutmliv for four their iff 1 he r o
1 The /^rtiiy Mule took a kic at
If vmi cannot transact your business with snap,
11iglit
f " i h»- b u - m e - s i n t e r e s t s "
'
next biggest (Tin * in more vents, a man who imt time
tha 'Gator nnd l»r«»ki* hi** foot.
live wire to represent you in your dealings with youi fello w - jG
l viil Hr it txin. with u greiit deal 0 > President l-v the m. ideal of death,l’J a I tin b o g e y s of I ji E o l i e U e and
llryan a ! right
M-dulnirslv mir
spare
iand who ha- ne'er la-fore succeed- tilled and -tia,ub,te>l b\ th Repuli
b The amhition of every politician men
led to the offiii ,,r wllih- holding lirun lainpalgu managets vva- op
If you cannot stand ami sit ereet, g'fi to ii tun genii nml
Mow few |
It to be a statesman,
t -how. .1 tlie -tight.- I rv idum-e otative lure a- ol-i-whrie " T i l e
of theny succeed!
'% MU K T H E B k m s i l h Olid up
have a plaster east adjusted m get :i ti-jteiie*' Mint learn
>f Ireing w..r tIi V > f It
fllted for business i n t e r e s t s " know no puriv
limit
-ul
nut
get.
they
vuw
with
how to breathe deep.
itbit in I he piupu-i-d Kin up,;ui -ted il
wio-n tb.v ten- tint ill'll tiusim s>
Ye*, Florida has no banana., hot
Noth mg count nun h more surely |op sun ess than per l trust wtu. h vvituld llictuite hr.omi'
Mr JVI< A ion would h ive tarried may suffer (torn the xinvess of the
* Florida very well could have if
Minal habits. The man who walks with vigor and purpose ( o-rmiiiiv mid Mulgiuiu ttelgnim the West solidlv in addition t o t lie ’ luirtv with whnh ihev oidiiuidv
,FIorida cultivated them.
Dem. >•i at I,
bu-im-sthe man who never lias time lo lull ovei Ins countei or P In**d Ernruc tuiit ise uf the kill alvvavs di-pif h i h l c South and he aft dial •
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p r o p liia p eem iuglv w e a r y f r a m e a g a m > t e v e r y Mipp-ut be
Senator Gajiper says
“Co op
cratlve marketing is the next step c a n r e a c h
tin m an w h o keeps- hi.- lu u k p t i a i g l i t . hi*- * h o t
in the new era of economic justice full o f f r e s h a i l . h is c h i n lip. th n t is t h e tellnvv S i m c - s is
. thati* before IIS
h u n tin gS u c c e s s is o n tin- 1•• •L **ut t " i tie- m a n w h o h as
1
he
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s
t
y
l
e
"
t o c i e r i i t a b l y rt p re se iil Im n.
[ « | Florida may hot win the South
Conference, but Florida has
'I’h e y n r e te llin g m e n t o d r e s s well t o a t t a i n s u t t e s s .
It
' wen thu whole bruited respect -r h a s lon g b een k n o w n th n t t h e rarelull.v grmirneri m a n c a r
. certain Eastern elevens.
r i e s oriris o f a b o u t n i n e t y - n m e to o n e o v e r t h e seed y c h a p
r,i
.
« 5 $
“ ltd cti* put developed din ir ir itu- i "iiht have told New S’oik and tile
war. mill iie-itu-e 111ell work men i rest of the Eastern s lit. - to “go
' hang ’
As I! loippeiis the man
io e paid with eheup motley, un
r«‘sP(>n*ibie fm tin- nutty's
hurling Hi it i Ii steel mill-, under mninlV
failure to - e 17,i- till- glorious up
I selling I tu rn m fmeign mioket- and porturulv is the onlv Democrat
!*** <o eat iliitaii: The inteiestliig wiio ha- tarried a dmihlful stairipa sti.va i», "will Hu- Tones now m i a ml been i-b-cted to the iifficr- hi*
power pul up the tariff wall that -might, Eolith is pi'htnu! justice!
they would like to build
incn in K. id -o k v idaveil tip-in l>v
I in- Ri*11ul 11c a li vi>.idn<> l o|i lute I
fled from l a Follette and Iti van
tin tio-i.- Manic of “ Hryu-”
l>v
deserting Davis and
voting for
• O'.lldg. . wltib* some ,.f them even
. 1 ut the
11 w- nil then e—-,hi\
hv th tciitemng to close down in
tile event of the ib-tint of I'otdhlge
In
on a
cd,
j have
Perlin « man ngl
phonograph rccat|J
’•■'CHU.ir phop
stage fright.
j
I .o-.hm has t-stabhU
ebute -chotil. which ii^
I no real boy would
■from.
Man in Scotland i
a dragon bet dr*r
i may kru w live jtig
pick elei hunt*.
office to enforce the laws of the * same thing in irxit,
l.-.n.l.
j York ail uveiwhrlai*
j .'.’oivlidpe ha- n.i irsf]1
I a in pa limt-s;
(tlin g tlow-r vuu-- for
l'l’idiabh no one could have done -4n,,tli
so well in the eircunistTirices .’is
|]ut
.
has Jo h n \Y. Davis. It ir m e tty l)t,rh ».g ,.f this ird
suit- ilint no one could have done | high piaves
Th*
b e t !1'*'
=ai i-ness even tho thtj
l lit il the results of the- -i uato- l11a.. u, t msine at
rial and congressional l itr es are id - | |cf.J M.
y for ft
Iv known an intelligent estim ate i ,.\cept in two part
of tin- public mind save tha; it is .o u tmile i tire riiMtim
not of tlie mind to swing the i l i s - j ffui the tuist srvcntll
ta m e maiked be i n I-'olbtte— re
garding what are to be tin- puliJarksanvillr
•iv-s of thr- lu llin ' is not to tu- in’i’he
prohii
m* ahexji
teinreled.
Tiie most that can Ire said about dent are M-ri.ni- liti
I* now is thnt tin- one who said ■edly consider the
that the democrats could lie re- •-eoplo ns simgurt nfiil
lust upon to pluv the fool at t h e j1live Jialicier It 11
proper trine f.n
the opposition to weigh the rump
wn rieht. The ides of Ju ly f u r - i new congress. Hut k|
rushed tin- time and the. conven sullied that the I’reiii
tion mihzr-d upon its opportun the same s*nt of
1 hands a* he hint i*_lh|
ity.
gressinnnl sessinfr
ids own puriv wiil fi^f^
Dalai Reach I’a s t :
Even in riklainuna we will do xorvntivo men sum Uf
The Joiinuil hxd
i f l i n g s just n s strange.
W e will
vole for Davis for president anil election of vlr l*ni
•bet a democratic governor, b"t in tile acclaim to Ikl ^
wo will i l e t a republican to the will continue tu fight I
Dinted States senate la-cause his tuples of Denus'r*fJ !
U moi rate oopoiirnt is a democrat tin- grente-t mJrr.hrf.
ilisniavr-il to the rrUSJ
w h o was kicked out of tire govrr
t "iship
Alel
in W voltllllt' we a > sure as fate (hit I
w i l l , let t a woman us goveiriurluslirr- and right
i a n d t u r n nr out i d a nd d
t he ' e v e n i f l ong dell mi
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your shoes need re
pairing, new soles,
heels o r both,
brin g them to us.
l.nkelntid Star Telegram:
Derilo, lilt- will of course legtel
that John W Davis i« not t.< li
•leak# you buy NONAucluy* jrt tfmt
the next picsidciit of tin Dinted
' there’s Inore beef thuti steak
in
States and is not to tub- ii; i hisin. i
honte jii ilu White Ileus, in-cause
f#
------ o
in- would not have un illustrious
Aa Solomun usisi to ,ay. -V,,u
figure in American in-tnrv «in fool name of your wives r,R ,,f
•-Hi* f
I ve, ut jv e .. f (he nu
ic tlm o; you can fool ull of jour
til'll
I heir |s Sonic degree of
work
rives Synic of the time, hut jou
-atlsfat t '.or. Il tile kl V ledge lil.it
»n’t fool all of yuur wive- all of
vvii'l* th*- lti-|iuli]H‘iili party ropbe time."
ttols both loan, lies of tin- ( otino ot lit i wav
Do anyth mg but dawdle . out i utise,
:ielivitv it tliwr
gres- tl-. i t i -no rats are rtt -ufIt. ler.l ii. t r : n to bring to bear
1 This country will lie lucky if u
A t the circus tin- other nigiu we 1miri s l u m p .
a r.-ul uiti i.-tn . in tlie shaping of
\ mu* wake^* uf* lit 11me* aiui tHiilfin
Ashev ill,- t it uen
kin’t help wishing we wok h
Anri "what vi>ti do-ii <• vv it b all y "tu mind anti all
legislation for the prote. tain of
1
fiving
inai
him
o>
.'oiestnll
"an
Intel a lid then what liie goverp.o si Oil Will -dll el v t nnic up -ii y on
A consider abb* portion of the
S m i e s r c o m e s t o t lie man
till* ina- * - .-1 t be iH'otlie ami ttiitl i Ii iIr*t fug " exped.lieiia froni Em
of North <'arolinu suni to the got
populnt l-.n i ne, t-ssurtlv
di-rtp
!*•« set Va' i..n ef lli, I igills of the
w
I
pi "I iiiiK.- tin paid"
o,'io|
A-lit
l -utlted i.i t h e eh-Mimi ViTiln ll vet
I ernor of South tnrolinn wouldn •
nation.
dtp- Republic still stand- and will
make sq inudi difference
N E \ |-,H •i A MIt 1.1 or i ven -p,
go on its way to -till greater .-lor
Knox i ill,. Sentinel:
t Capper’* Weekly tells of u wo
.-lihile.
Hut if you know
whnh 0 s if the cil i/.ella of local eomn-.iiri
Happily tin- result pninuses to
k
niftM^drii- yt-aiV old, w ho
railroads are making irioncv. under idea remain true in tacit devotion bi a siioi t life und fur from a
publh edu.ation, to t|, ,,|,.hI»
MIAMI I It I HI NT.
does all .tier own work in n seven
t cully aid •* IV|Mt.a4|rt*ll««*llt , buy j*t<MK
mc*-rv on.- tot EaEoileUe’s thud ■
"f the home unit of the <hurcii. to
room hoase, in wluch sin- bus lived
( i f t
l l h ' M '
I ' u i
M i m e
U j | u *
t n
paity instead »>f tile eliminution
IMI9 E jih! First Street
Among t tie "W olds l-t'..m Wise mi imiiodiately , to be gintefol l*.r ‘ ••me rnilroud- will lie told to take the growing I'nlivielwii that g o v - ' e f ( bl. 11> hi.a rat ic party, which
f o r *evcgty-f|ve yeat*. And judg
1 rnnrent is onlv a- g,.„d i,s the
ing from.-her uge, she has stood up Men," w-lu ill appeared not long a g o ' the attempt t" phase even though anything they
with its undving
principles and S
Sanford, Florida
, and to ask f,,t
people resolve that it shull be
its pollen-- j* j,* stable as the inn
to a syndicate of papers, was the the result is a failure, tins i- the anything they vvant und don't see
well und£r the strain.
■
sliti.-tlon founded on them or us ■
o --------following
“Look over the whole opening of the heart in lespons- to
I'lant t rtv ( oiiricr:
th-- lulls und vnllevs of the nation a
* According to data compiled try crtJUtiotl, and you “hall see that t h e 1 love and lave l- the gieu ted
HEAR IN MINI*, however, tha*
When tin* di-a.iloi k in tin- New
Tudav and in this extraurdin
tha Aeronautical Chamber of Com- hand; o r ernu-ht, thnt holds logeih thing in Die world.
i some railroads in i barge of firstl U l I R I I I I I B I I l I R l i H l K i i i l l l B l l l l l O 11111
M, the air navy of the l'ruled e r all the part- of this great und
“ lie was kind to me oni-c and I class prof i--s|..rial wreckers and ) ork convention wu- linuJIv iirok- ary and menacing period of our
r-n il tnual have hawi kNown to national life the Drmoriutit Pul
■tea 1 4 only sixteen per cent as glorious fabric i» gratitude "
do not forget has been tin- key 'iirtide looter-, i-«mldli't pay drei
very party leader that tin- elec- |ty l# more nniistiensilile than ever
•mi that of France, about
No sulci sign of u small ch a ra c note of ureal nr-** m «!1 lime.
i 'lends for inor,- than a few years it lloli of a president th,. fall was n before and w-e sliall
miss
our ■ ■ * * - D mm mmMUM ■ i u m i i b d l a m i n mu
/-tWp |»*r cent as strong ns ter can he found than in tile liu'ts
Affection is made up "f a com |>'«U gave tlii-.pt th - natiuiial gold
'irtunl
impoaaibiiitv
The
<andiKu‘"
“
*f
•
*
he
tot
more
militant
It of Great Britain, and yat it of ingratitude and disloyally to poslte of grateful memoiu— We
reserve
Hi ra n fui not to gel hold date himnelf nothing- inon- than ua *' d advised in tin* next campaign
ly acknowledged that air u ft lend.
K
are fond of people in uii>w<" tr of their stock —.
leader of a forlorn hope.
It win i R enters upon ueatnst th<- tmnded
II bt* the deciding factor j An Arabian poet describes his the knowtiHlge of fominc*s tlisjday
not a chance for the presidency powers of evil
tliu American ■ ■
.
nl Of another war.
••ii try ti.cin to us.
nation
I hero thus;
that
was
offered
Mt
Davis,
but
YODTH AND H E A I'T Y go for
i> * *— -----o------Answering tlu call of giati'.idc
"Sunshine wus he
ward In (iermanj
more rapidly die iluty of holding the party to
pfcakijig «f playing golf
at
Melburne Times:
itlie
surest
way
for
the
bumu
in
a
winter
d
a
y
;
than
here
I
lie
German
news- gether untl its leadership fell in
lit under arc lights, Colyjurist
The will of tiie American peo
tloir of
friendships.
Ev ey itay
to
tho
hand*
of
men
who
hi.d
sense
And
in
the
midsuinmn
paper* diseu.-r
tins
(jucstion:
lips Jtf the New York Sun
some one opens the golden door
enough to shape its course toward ple has been registered, and Cal
Coolness and shade."
out this one: " ‘E ver piny
vin S. Coolidge will ati-er tin- Shi|>
of frienib hip to Us und bids us en "Should modern hot. haired jvor.p.-ii victorjb
tip their hat. to each o t h e r ? "
of Stole during the days allotted
Jutfi H ills?" one golfer will I Such to the world In the g r.t e fo l U r by Ul(. |)ltthw. y v ( Krutilud,.
a
•- - ■
•ir,
.-. j *
,
,r. .
j
Another
mill Its l
discussed
by our constitution.
The presi; another.
I man.
He spread*
Joy over the \vi.„....................
I’rovidence Nexist
dent.al campaign now ended wn*
day in the form of renewed iieln-f to respond lo the generosity ot a
‘No. hut I'd like to.'
I tik e ? " * ' .............
lud>
Th o*m ajority of the American one centered an four perfect gen•'•Coma on over some night and aiH confidence in humanity.
■H
look or u kind service, the guardian
,
people^ nnd the majority of the
the confidence j i__
The ingrate on the othur iiaii-l angel of gratitude has stood b«H-* a
L e t s ho|>4 Dial chewing toi.acta. Rhode Island people have spoken, telmcn. who had
of the people, whether they were JJJ
makes men incredulous of the ex- i side him.
tpere a*‘y ha turds T'
by indie* wj I! be po-tpoiieil tor n and ItM
u®dof
t the form of -government
_______ Demoernt;* ur Republicamv. O u t - [ MB
a, there’s a dark corner en irtunce of integrity and
reality
while.
we have in America the parties and aide of the scandal* connected with * ■
It is worth while to cultivate the
’ and’ two broken bulbs on among men.
;th c candioata# that have ln-en de
|habit of ^ieing grateful and cxemthe present
administration, vet y 5 3
Gratitude is the mark of a n a I plifying it. “Gratitude i# the fruit
» t h . 1 Than there*# a »hort
IN CHICAGO, FOR the first ft at«d' will bow gra.-efully to tha little mud slinging or rock t h r o w - .■ ■
; o ifth a fourteenth green that ture sensitive and intuitive.
It* ) of great cultivation,'1 once said Dr.
resultsof
j'eBterday-*
nation-wide ing wns* indulged in by either par- k a
time in the United .States, n negro , rf!f*
• player a lot of trouble if presence indicate*
sympathetic J Samuel Johnson. “ You do not find
tjr. This is an encouraging sign.
is
elected to Hie bench. Albert I p0_!
*anH cmf r y matche*,'
imagination, for the grateful per- it among gross people.”
TheeAmoricim peoplu are noth Th1o American people are clean.
Bailey
George,
colored
lawyer,
'Who'# tha club champion n o w ? ’ ton puts himself in another's place
1 hat gratitude which i» merely fifty-one years old. will ait aa ing If !fcf»t good sportsmen, and the At times w-e feel that our confid
r‘JCJmar Grigga. He play* a and realises what was behind thu “ a lively aense of future favors,”
municipal I)emogr«Rc »M »y . of cpjjr»e,. will ence . is misplaced qr our trust
k4ftfu] gaase of night golf. Nev- generous thought and tha kindly hut a flower of the heart,-Iran*, Judge on Chicago’s
bench. In the last electibn also, ihcerfuliy « e « P t «W«at In thU mistreated. There is. however, a
deed.
forms business and pleasure and Chicago elected to the IUinois partlew»f .^Phtaat. Thig la not the
The trouble idmut most
beef
wiio is in t h e field a g a i n s t h im .
...
" D r e s s well anti win t i n t " is a r e c e n t , hut g e n e r a l l y ae
cep teri a x i o m .
Y e t . t o p p i n g t h e * f feet o f g o o d clot h es is tiia l
o i l i e r a s s e t w i t h w h i c h w e a r e d e a lin g t o d a y , t h e p h y s i c a l
a t t i t u d e . Die p o ise o f t h e m a n w h o w ould s u c c e e d .
TROT/.K Y WORRIES about tho
t niteil StnteHe made a speech
Wednesday, attacking American
"militarism anil capitalism," a.
casing Us Simple hearted Amen
can- of otgaai/ing "fo rce- of an
lie is afraid we in
L e t up in t li e m o r n i n g an d put "ii j o i n p le a s i n g f a t e t o r adulation
tin- day
W a l k to y o u r b u s i n e s s w ith t h e p ep t h a t tells ev ery tend to "annihilate Europe." Hint
earnest Russian gentleman, who
m a n y o u p a s s t h a t e v e r y t h i n g is g o i n g well w i t h y o u .
In
lived in tile t'nited S tates witii
y o u r p la c e of b u s i n e s s k e e p t h i n g s g o i n g w it It a s n a p , f i t a t e out seeing very mu, h, wun ie* witti
litunesv die Sun Hut this n gieut count tv
It ithe la-st and htro:i-'.‘-t government
i "*i earth. W bethel the president
be t ooiidge or Davis or even l.a
Lolleltc, tin Stars rrrid Stripes
would go till flying lust the same
We hav«- our
t-oliii.-al ramjtatgn
wrangles ur.ii when they uie over
we are nil still Americans ready
to stand by our government und
er all r it cum-t.m, , .
( ; real is
'he United Stales
you want the best
at the ripM
price and iiuic{
service try
\
I
G R A T rrn >
HOPKINS ELECTRIC SHOE
REPAIRING
FOR SALI
o r E x c hrJ
a*
|n'g'1ep-'A,m
i
J.Trr.:5TT !'hc“.,Tr,[un!'.i,,sh'm! thi*: -i* smoking
1 have 10 acres pood farm
near Country Club; 3 acres Ql®
cd with prowinp crop—Orat
trees and Peach trees.
Good W ater, E lectric Lights
Will sell on easy term s or
change for house and lot in
, him aa good !"
Te tw grateful fur a plutrant
and emile UrU, to ‘
human associations generally.
» window In a dark
W
WHf . » « « * .
It
.
been ”kni
Dover yat has
RU name
is ,”-<1 dogn, nor do we bdievo it
if
first
fiapatc the firet negro *a v e r ___
down.'
�y1
>*4
S fc q —
.
B 8W1
■ H H 8 5 8 y. « v W > £.g
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THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1 0 ,1924
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Phone: Bea. 426
Mrs. II. D. Brnddbck hai
as retu rn -1
Mr. and
cd to her homo in Dnyto na a f t e r . M,em t h .
J‘ D ‘
P
the week-end nt Bunnell.
visiting relntives here.
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•Atl-watet via Philadelphia with two dajra lay-oxar, Via
UalUmoralbraadajralav-ovee.
Tickata Include meala (e ire n t tickets lor Pavannah, O a .) AM
rouna on Allegheny and Deikehire and aoma room, on other
eteameri nave extra chant*.
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O N E W A Y F A R E S — J A C K S O N V IL L E T O
jLittle Folks E n jo y '
Hallowe’en P arty at
Home Mrs. Terheun
Wi l l i ams !
Lake Mary
Mr
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SAILINGS FOR BALTIMORE VIA SAVANNAH. 3.00 e »*
f o lk s ,
8 8 Al i egul mny ....... ...........
n e t IV Nov. I I I JS
ot S«n- gathered at the home of Mrs. R.
8 8 J u it 'n t n
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kJ1 11 thf,r daughter, Mrs. A* lerheun last Saturday a ftcrongrfgntional
KM O lo u e e s tr r
------------------------ t i e r 29 N o v. 8 19 19
IN
”
Musgrnvc,
Sunday.
j
noon
to
enjoy
the
Hallowe’en
p«~John Mcisch,
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|
Halting* for Piilladelplila via 8 « van null 5 1’ M.
ty given in honor of her tiny
Ip. m.
Miss Ruby Jones of Branford, is
1’eralan
, (lei, 29 Nov. 3 IT 24
i«V *
Mr nnd Mrs. C. S. Donaldson nre , grand-daughter I^sley Roe. The
*8 ITerknlilre . . Oct 27 Nov. S 17 27
Social Depart* the guest of her sister, Mrs. Her
the
proud
pnrents
of
a
baby
hoy.
I
room*
of
the
lower
floor
were
most
8
8
N
a
n
i
s
e
k
e
t
O
n
**n
Nov
lo
2n
Dec.
I
Bb: club house bert Davis.
|
7
tiorn Inst week at the Fernnld- t r a c t i v e with
the Hallowe'en
For ijjo c c and inform ation address
i
black nnd orange and
hostess Mrs.
D E P A R TM E N T "A J"
Mrs. Tanner and children of Laughton Hospital in Sanford.
Hallowe'en symbols featured the
Third Street, Maitland and J . L. Nipper and fam
.. . , ,
..
! diwnrntinn.
ily t>f Pinccnstle were the guests of
■' d . trs. William Musgrnvr
.
Tuesday anti Wednesday, Znne Grey’s Tlie Border Legion
I
I V-.A^J
lostcsscs, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J . C. Singletary Sun- .l"!* |mrt‘? ts WPnl *° Apopka Sun- •, uJ w,°J_«n*r tables were placed on
TRANSPORTATION CO.
day evening.
the front porch,
adorned with
[oml Phillips, day.
orange and black and centered
ncr, J r., home
---------n*r BOO t. Bj » SI
T,V «* tn GIB
with bowls of yellow daisies nt
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
A.
1..
(11.if,
„f
Avenue, 3:3 0
C. N. North made n (rip to
Orlando, connnected with the Jo- ench place was a dainty basket
Stockton, Ga„ last week.
" I ) ’’ class, nr who has played iu .iH .i ’
( Hansen Brothers Shoe Company of filled with Hallowe'en candies. .
N E W RI LING IN E F F E C T
Westminister
Refreshments were served on pa
______
the Bummer season of the ' E a s t
‘fisJ
Irian
church
Mr. and Mrs. N. II. Braddock and ' * 1 1 . 0"'*'
‘' " J ' T " l t1”' ho,,»’ per plntes decorated with small N B l E a i m E R l I R M B I I S B D I I I B I I I B l I i a i K I l l l l l I l E B I I I C I B
Ig Moore, c e r daughter Myrtle spent Sunday in - Mr. and Mrs. H. It. Durant last black cats ami pumpkin clowns.
MIAMI.
Nov.
10.—
Use
of
one
■
Coast
'>'ngue
also
will
lie
pertnllttM,1
■
K
13th Pierson.
ic ami
The affair was a charming pic
extra player of flnss ,,A" rating, in » general movement
to glvli^‘
ture of childish grace and beauty
^
is
to
I
m
aUowisl
clubs
in
the
\
S
’
inbnscbnll
fans
the
be*t
possible
The members of the Woman's when the children were grouped
Alfred Ericson
and family of
Metbodist UuRiiln and Mr. and Mrs. Weaver Auxiliary of the Lake Mary I’res- ■“lout the board in their
■ |ter East Coast baseball league, un- braid of hall consistent with uup. Afl
pretty
jn.
■ ! dei ntiUrination voted lo the clubx.! p "tl accorded the league this wm'CtC
of Puoln a l ten .led thej evening w rv l I ‘'i’1; : ' " 1 £ h“ rrh ”" ' t " l
home hullowe'cn Costumes.
fhilathca class ice at tlie i’resyterian
cinmcs. sti iy-ieuing and dancing
in church Sun, Mr5' T ' A* Grecnlenf. Monday
2 An additional player rating in tlie l'*r
;• .Oil I Tli
afternoon.
class parlors, day night.
amused the little guests. "Pinning
k
I Mrs. (I. 11, Wilson had charge of the tail on the c a t" contest was
............................................................
d
neeting Worntlie
program,
after
which
was
"'on
by
Helen
Saunders
and
Carl
Mrs. C. E. Whitney of Old Or- .
1 i
“
V
rc; D:3l) a. in. chard. Me,, is visiting her mother. social bnur,
Delicious r e f r e s h - a u s e .
Gertrude Handel,
n i
'.£ g
incuts nf ice cream and cakes were graceful little dancing sidrit, led
Mrs. M. V. Evan*.
the children in dame numbers, i
[Circle No.5 of
i served.
______
Others taking
part were Mary I
V«s Mrs. J. D.
Mrs. Black and friends spent a t
Klir.nbeth
Neely,
Teddy Diggers j
I
A
social
will
be
held
nt
the
Pre*
Exclusive Agent F o ;
few ilays here before going to .St.
■
t hyterian Church Friday, Nov. 14. and l,esle v Roe.
meeting \Vcum- I Petersburg.
The Fnnioua
Assisting Mrs. Terheun in look- I
I A large number, both old and
r; 3 p. n>.
|
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I (I
ing nTter the tileaHUie of her small i
'■*
J T. C. Chandler, Atlantic Const young, of Lake Mary people spent guests wer e Mrs, Hoe. Annette 1
n most interesting nnd enjoyable
; Line master, was here Tuesday.
!:
! >. >004 ,
^ ram
evening nt a Hallowe'en party at .Shtnholser and Dorothy Haynes,
■•. y W
A, Mine tinw
Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest
L ager- the home of Mrs.
DIAMONDS
Inst Friday night. The rooms am
quist
of
Providence,
It.
I.
have
nul ( I R - U
IConmll; 10:-16 bought property here and intend to porches were decorated with witchq
Wo furry the lurgea*.
locate permanently.
' os, eats and other appropriate
won.
______
'things for Hahdwe’en,
3luck
of tlinmomlH in tlio
I) fi liig BrothA. II. Shadix of Maitland was
The costumes were most inter
Vc*l; 7 Arniis- the recent guest of Mr. and Mrs i sting and fantastic. After all had
city.
Mr' Hugh W brie he! <n tci nisiil
T.'.'t'i musicC. N. North.
|narnded before the judges, Mrs the Hulathca class of I he I*•. •»!)''
on WK A F ; 0
______
, II D. Braddock was awarded the terian ihurch at
her
inuther't
i
W ATCHES
I I A T » Jov it i» to t«»»*! t a t I
W. S. Sewell has gone into busi prize for the best costume
Then i home in tlie countr\. Thai <-lnv
*r*» .1 will h <i|*on vsbi< li
^ S-fi dinner ness with the Radford Aul" Top the guests unmasked and
dl>
j
evening,
1 10 S n i l h 1’ i t ' m r l t o
» J'
ilnniillun
and
Wnlm i * ca n u n r f - ' r f v r i l l y i r l .
letir
time followed
Company of Sanford.
Knell member, iieciitding < > cus
tliuin, Elgin, Illinois and
A nd wtial fiirOist i i l r e m r i<
one (370) (1:30
'
Refreshments of pumpkin pic tom fontt ibutcd one di--Ii t ■ lh.- j
•nidi’ ll if d ri^iiila b’lit) is cnUtilova Watches nt ro
prmg i|iiinten;
supper Tin* WJ1S -,-i icd <.i f>■•**i ■h
A box supper will be held nt the and punch were set ved l»v the h
W here l.:ni'i<lr\ work is tlitne ;in:l ic;isiin :i!tlr
lu n r r i l bv r u p i is il r rlntnn.
-II crchestra. Methodist Church, Friday night, toss asisted lii* Mrs, I (*. Locke f style in the dining r m
ll need prices.
i
rw
Thn |
I l l 'I os1a W a tt hr» arc a iLiilv
I’m os 1'rta\itil.
•
:*IM
|) r tu organ; Nov. 7.
1 spit it of thi' <!a«s j i i h.gh dtir- I
Paida.
sourer i>f drliglil to ttliiiisaii,l,
Kings, Knvullicrs, Pearl I ... ♦ .it
mg the set i in.; ot ihc - i-'i ci
■olotM*, readid liirir owrirra. t 'o i n r in and
lorrhistra; 11
During the tm me- , meetin r of i
Irl os slionr y o u tlir rrasoli vsrlis.
Necklaces, Hroochca, Bar
, the class. Mrs \', vt 'li ki m >u, j
Fins in Platinum While
J
I
l r ) C* Chi
11 teacher, gave miiiiy helpful sng i
Cold
ir u u iB i'.iia ir .m ii
r m , li ;(ll nrCe s 1 11-1|s
h idlow Illg (lie hl l si oes I
I rru< » ; 8 3(1
Mr. and Mrs. George Moore ar I Mrs D. C ll>'VVHid wa- a spend session, a social hour was cnjiyed
talk ; :• ir. i*iunI he niendicls picsenl I'n udeil
I tie rlay guest of Mis. B II S>|Ulv<"*
lived here recently from Honda
Mesdliincx \t ,\| M«hiTie..n, Bild
on Thursday.
Mrs. Howard re
i'
*’^ 3
,i 35 lied- rns and were guests of Mrs, E. P. , i< ntly retu rned from spending the I low n r Al l a n. D”lui'.l W h 'o t i . h
r*
J- **11^
; 7 ‘lu stage Moore and children. Mr. nnd Mrs. mint met m San Diegi ( ul.
i William Bin inlev, Dr. \ 11 v aid
Mill l.i* •rv 11 |kT Jl tet, mhiTP
I*. W E IN H E R O , P r o p .
I )IO •r||fti|l|>S.| Unit
pi*>, 11) nrches_
.
Ml-scs k.tlnd rind h l--n u . I leucv ,
Moore have purchased a home at ;
w• |4 i , M n . r . , $ 2 s
Mr and Mrs. Richard H i c k s o n i.einMim- Miou-I. Alla . i.) I; ilh
.107 East First Streei
•
423* !) :(() rt*n- Babson Park, formally known as of Celery Avenue have both liei'll (•lllliu, h lion I Inllenileo \ - I - i
hti ?iights, <*r■ ua
■uni.GaMBa.'iii b ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
confined to the house by illness *Mivc Lercile hum Want ('!iso,
Kuswell. Lain i I .eh in an.
to reside.
since their return f r om <
cu * (3'.)li) C.;30
Fo-Tei. (iertiudc Itin.'i
On Tuesday evening of last mu Iloclgkin-oil
G. C. Cltamlierlaill waa here from
S* 1I7G| h:30- Davtonn Beach on a business trip week a surprise pally was given
II 2 organ.
for Mrs. E. V Moffitl and doe It
Saturday.
or
*> ( ■IT) 7 :30
Fay (Mrs. Mof fill and Mr Lav
1
l
o
s
t
t
*
S
S
me
cousins)
in
tumor
i
f
Hu
i
to
1 l o l l '1
Mrs. Marginet Maishall has ud
S ta r 1**h*gram
birthday,
The party took p l a c e ,
Tax Honks in w Open fur Payment
( ’ l l l l ) t i l l W ' t ‘( l l H ’ A
nlti t n , n 30- ■led two rooms to her residence at at h low appurtmenl ti'*o*r Mr• %n in
C
a
m
e
l
on
City
and
is
now
having
of
Ill'll
i
her store building and residence Moffitt is building on Mellunvillc
III' .............. . 11\ 1r v l ""Ml i f tin
> s tar (111)
A
venue
i- \ ui , II 1.* paintix), making a very attractive
l*#l i . ,.f M i \\
W r. ' M. *, p r-Plea'-trnl feature* of tin- even st *!
apnea ranee,
nt i ii a pn u n ■ in if••‘.i| an d ' I . «’M
. ■vn't s j j mg
were
dancing
and
a
wcinci
1!*.. i *> nri llcs(Ill r \\ i-* 1m *iIn\ nf * i i ■i "i -li.
u h» i
A daughter was born to Mi and roast, the guests were as follow
■tP I
. Ul D*' Lux#*l
t !>, Ill'll T'*n III nlif* * lull h>*:. I un
‘ .A CO R N
Besides the Itonorecs were Mr* ..f ill- |.|,|-T i :i *«*\ h |:*
Mrs. Roy Kelly Sunday, October,
1' g a m . ,,t
I W11 I ’utlilll i 'in
11**31 1" l i A eii. 2!*. at their home on Celery Avc .1 It. Fay, Mrs E A Weeks, Miss Un fill] M' i*'i,l.
W i! '1 fl i i wr i ' nf
Ti\<> Per Cent Discount allowed for
Sue Fay, Miss Annie Weeks, Missbr Mori*.eta n ue.
It Hii l*t S111till |
III VU!<l^
Eveleen
f
u
s
t
.
Mr.
and
Mr*
Bal
-i 'a«M
IONA
PEAS
Payment in Novemhei
nrehealra; 11
lifttl la rift* b n ^ k r t s pi»*si*nU i| lh»*
Mrs. Mollie Wood, of Atlanta, Thompaon, Mt and .Mis W II rulni >4 hfiru* t ha t wait rari'U 'tl nut
night.
I
"VnH I
TW't I'l'iiml can
Tunes (100) Oh., is the guest of Mrs. J. W Polk, Mr. nnd Mrs. Murill Ginder ‘ t l i mui ^ limit
I hi* tiillii f w i n ^uht
Corley at her attractive home on and Marry Weeks, Okie W eek'. I !*h f h»\i v r >
'.lNt
iona srcro T A .sn
Pmjiert \ ow ners will j,least* take
innnureial Ap- Cameron Avenue. Mrs. Wood has Oscar Vernon. Joe Guerry. It. <’
Afh*i i h r i nn« lii.sinn uf ih»* in
'1
wo
Pmiml
can
i.nlire that the tax hooka are now
A <le h
progiain; |) or- been a guest here several times Bradshaw, and Don 1 a\
hridL**» ^ a i i i c . M i s .Hi i i h k
liirhtful vvvium: WH* nputti-,1
h hIk<. Ih.|,| Juuh
s . m r mu] u a
,*j)en
for l In'* payment of Slate and
before.
IONA B E E T S
l*,l,'l Sundod— ——*—
— — —— ~ — ■— , ^|irrM*r»ti*<| with in irrltl4*ficeiit fruit
<
minty
Taxis. "A discount t)f two
Three I'mind Can
h«»w|.
1
ST Paul (417)
per cent is allowed for payment in
Thv thurimni2 hi»»ti*FH nspist**'!
Vmi will always I inti a complete line
program;
i bv Mrs. J. I* Wnu.lruff norvi'd drthe month of November. In mak
of fre-.h fruit8 and vegeta'ilcs.
Mrs T A Vincent, of Vein, m
1,1 ious refreshnients consisting of
ing iii'intry about luxea always give
George Smith, one of Sanford <
l ' - ' ( *i stories;
i teniiifd i hit ^*il n toast, sand
10 >yin phony; bi>y* attending tho Univeraity spent rived Monduy and ih Fprhdinir ""me WJ( |u,^ stuff.-I
i li t v, and cake
I he description of property na
Him with her sister, Mrs. K J . ; with col fee
the week-end with home folk*.
show
*) by your deed.
‘ The liiembi r* present were Me*
Holly.
iIn me* Jame* Itldgi . .1 D Woo l
Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. H. Hill are the
I rugs - 1
| ,|
Mrs. B G. Smith. Mrs T IL*!1 ruff. Ed Hot t * Dent/.el Suffotil,
Street l)ri*u,t parent* of a nlnepouiol gut.
,
,,
.i
B t* C a s w e l l , due < tiittendull. V\
ing*wo, ill, Mrs. I hen. An Hi and
)|||( nn<| M, .
|.Vrl,
Wn,d
I11 talk; 7 : 3 o|horn Tuesday. November 4, 11124
Mrs. (> <i Wolcott, of Oviedo Sul**litot*' for tile game was Mrs.
I a\ ( ollecior, Seminole Countv
111 f (0 orchesMr. and Mrs. N ..B . Blount, re spent I'Tida) ill Sanfor*! shopping.,!* li McCall.
' - •-1* 0-N talk, turned Wednesday from a delight
Next It) Milane Theatre.
205 Magnolia Avv,
Misses I ucille and Lillian Shu
ful trip to points on the east const.
man and do,* Jenkins of Oviedo
l°'V *1-6: 15 Jerspent Friday in Sanford among
Mr n,ld M”
W ' ’ ■ r,u rk “ nd. friend*.
dam e, soloists, i Mrs. K. H, Bullock left Monday
ia a a a a K 8 u a a a a a B 3 n a K a (is a a r a a L s a a L t.^ -* u a a a tia c G J c a m s r ■ ■ ■ M l l l B n i l D I Q I f f L ' F l i a B C I I U l i n i l l H I I M R I I I I O I I D I l l I H l
r
J
* t* advance) morning for Miami t<* spend 10
Miss Minute Tyre and
Miss
Th.' I'iiilathcu Class of the Bap a
p l a n e Huberts left Saturday fur
P ' ^ l*r,Jg r a i" ; j d n y 8 n s lhe guests of friends.
ti't Sunday school held its regular
■ m mu
Bartow where they will spend the
nu-nthlv
meeting Tuesday a fte rtm
‘*hl N market
week-end
with
friends.
t)r. Tom Moore left Thursday
( n<*on ul the home of Mrs. Volie
E'lOSl) o talk; for Tallahassee where he expect*
Mr. and M ^ T j T e . La ing and ; W'mmus
Mrs Williams was re
C*r l ; I(I :()f> dunce. lo be locuted in the future. Mrs. .Miss Jeanette U i n g returned F r.- I t
U 'T thc le* chl'r ,,f
(3<J5) t; t„ik . Moore and baby
will
join Dr. day night from Jacksonville where this class
trt.
The following officers
were
theV spent o delightful ten days
Moore in a few weeks.
(»' (1G2) 0:30
with friends and relatives.
R esid en t. Mrs. B. G.
I Methvin: first vice-president, Mrs
»|i**cial fca*
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Tibbie
J, M. Wallace; second viee-presi i
Program; Sen- and son, of Umatilla, spent tbe
Mrs. S. M. Eoiterby returned
dent. Mr*. W. I). Gardner; score J
week end in Sanford a* the guests Thursday from Biackburgs und
‘ y7 » 7 children; of Mrs. Tibbie’s aunt, Mr*. Fannie |charleston. S. C., where she was tary. Mrs W arren; treasurer, Mrr ■
lecture; 10:30 Munson.
i the guest of relatives for a delight- A. M. Phillips.
After all business had Wen ut- ■
---------ful visit for the past six weeks.
tended to the hoste** serv**4 *
0 H23) 0 orMr. and Mrs. W- 8. Dupree *nd .
-------—
danty refreshments.
The next ■
y hand; l Z-i son, Frederick, of A*hevil le, b. C., 1 —
Miss Florence McKay, who is meeting will be hold the *.i»l
*
spent day In December.
spent the past week in Sanfonl, the attending Rollins College,
I
(3C0) 7-8:30
guesta of Mr. nnd Mr*. Fred Dai* tho week-end In Sanford pleasantly
Thone present Tuesday included ■
with
her
parents,
Prof,
and
Mrs.
gcr.
(380)
Mesdamcs Hull, Williams. Estridge. ■
0:46
McKay.
Address; ^ Radio
McAlister, Warren. W. M. Scott, 8
Bob Holly left Thursday
f°n
R. E. Lolar, J. M. Wallace; Porter £
Mrs. A. M. De Forest, regent Pitts. B. G. Methvin, A. M. Phillip*. ■
6:05 Kiddie*; Gainesville to resume his studies
Program; 7 talk at the University after a few days of the Sallie Harrison chapter, and and W. D. Gardner.
£
Ih ; 7:15 "H'-ein. spent, pleasantly in Sanford wH" Mm. John G. Leonard!, state sec
----------------retary.
left
Thursday
noon
to
at
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
RJ*
•h Opera ComMrs. J .
M.
Fesperman
ari3 ®
tend the D. A. R. state board
x.
J Holly.
mother, Mra. C. W. Barnes of Way-1 j
W. J . Kennedy of Johnson City, ford
N. Y . is visiting F . S. Vcrnay.
I .... .
“Count The V otes”
“The Critical Age” International News
MERCHANTS & MINERS
jP
W ELCOM E BOYS
The Diamond Palace
%
Bulova W atches
i Presbyterian Class
Entertained Ity Mrs.
Whclche! Thursday
STAR LAUNDRY
A Source
ofD aily
J°y
W
m
I c .j|
E ast Sanford
i
;.:W
The Diamond Palace
|. 1 |
bk’sP
m
Mrs. W. W. I 'ot t
Slate and County Taxes
14c
15c
18c
PERSONALS
JNO. D. JINKINS
H iilathea ( ’lass Of
Baptich Church
Has M eeting
COMPLIMENTS OF
CHURCHWELL CO.
meeting in
T.hey Jx*
, Mr. and Mr*. W. L. Crosby and pact to return Friday Tn time for
son arrived Friday Irani New \ork tho Studio Tea at the Wonsan^
7 Arm*
8 «■rederick W. nnd will spend the winter 'withJ he Club.
fkiC
former’s parents, Mr. and Mr*.
Eli Ulamperl of To|ieko, Kan^
F . L*. Croaby:well known theater
W :
Miss Carrie Boyd, o f Chipiey, aaa arrived in Sanford Thuradax
t
Scranton,
of hUwi f a
arrived Sunday andjrBl Wach and will be the
for aavaral weeks. Mrs. UUmper|
|'0 .t
Dispatch
“ specialties,
'
-'lb i
cross, Ga„ were the guesta of Mr*, r
Alfred Ulj* Thursday and Friday j
enroute home from lakeland where
they attended the Tri-StateG. I. A.
Convention.
_______
Dr. George Hyman of Tampa j
* » » U» »uaat of friends In ftan* ;
ford a few day. this weak. . Dr,
a n spendlnf Un; art#- Hyman will b« pleasantly remem■
Mra. bared
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JV
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ii?» i l ' J T
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
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A X AM ENDM ENT
S T I L L IN DOUBT
I N S O M E STATES
(Continued from page 1)
make
the heaven assu m e a gala
Washington— General aht|. f r e
appearan ce.. »
1
quent rains effectually removed t h e
Then
last
bu
t
by
no means least
I
d ro u g h t.'
comes the Legion ball a t the A rm
Oregon— P recipitatio n o v e r Ionory an annual a f f a i r t h a t is e a g
tire s ta te ; record b reakin g In the
erly
anticipated by young nnd old
(Continued from P a g e 1)
southwest; some flood danfage,
alike.
;
'
Vlrglnin nnd North Carolinn —
California-— More rain needed In
Sfc
A
popular
o
rch
e
stra
has been
southern half of state. Parents and Sons Are Urged R ainfall light.
secured
for
the
occasion,
and the
i
G eo rg ia— No rainfnll.
More
To Attend a Banquet And
li:ill
lias
already
been
gnyly
dec
Football Came With Drake moisture needed for germination.
orated with fla g s and many hued
Floridn — Absence o f moisture
University, November 27
crepe tissue.
Heavyweight Champion Hfw
detrimental.
The Legion com m ittee has per
Alabama — Continued drought
, v Longing to Visit Hritlsh
November 27th will be Dad’s
fected n novel sy stem by which it
M O B IL E , Ala., Nov. 10.— Two is able to completely decorate nny
| . * Isles But No Competition Day at the University of Florida conditions delaying planting.
prominent citizens were drowned automobile in five minutes and nny
Mississippi— Rain badly needed.
V'
To Keep Him Busy While nnd every Dad who has n boy nt
I,ouisinnM — Drought continues. nnd three others escaped hy sw im
f t/ 1 There Looms at Present the University is invited to come S h o rtage of city water and bare ming to shore when theli* launch one desiring bis enr to assume n
gain noncarnnec for the parade
to Gainesville when the University
pastures serious for stock.
was cut in two hy a United S t a te s tomorrow ___
’
---------plays Drake on November 271h.
has ____
only
to drive to
H H t j. ’ -‘ LONDON, Nov. 10.—J a c k DrmpT e x a s — Few scattered showers, \rub-chaser 154 at a point bn the Legion h eadquarters nt the WelnEvery Dad in the S ta te is urged
a »ey has let it be noised about that to attend the gnmo with his sun too“ light
generally
lie
...........
...... " " *to
- *■
“ "effective.
"
1Tomhigee river 75 miles north of |kn Building to have such service
he wouldn’t mind coming over to
Oklahoma — Wheat seeding r e - I here. The vessel came around the rendered speedily for a nominal
nnd
special
arrangem
ents
for
the
England to take a punch or two
tarded by dry soil, early planted river bend IK miles an hour in the fee.
a t Bone o f the
British heavy- entertainment of the visitors lire
All 'civic nnd w elfare organizn( ’. I suffering for rain, J ’nsturcK short dark and struck the launch which
weights. All of which has mused being made according to B.
nnd
dry'.
was
without
lights.
The
ship
was
t»«*n
a rc expected to participate
Itiley,
Director
of
the
General
E
x
r
the sophisticated
sportsmen of
Arkansas— Too dry for plough recently ordered from Miami n 1in Ibe parade tomorrow and ev■ thls land to smile, nnd the unsnph- tension Division, who nays:
“ Florida Dads are putting up the ing, seeding and growth of grains. Birmingham for naval reserve du- <rv property owner who has inv
litlca tcd to forsee even dnrker days
stalled flag sockets will hnve on
Tennessc — Little germination. tv.
ahead f o r B ritish prestige in the money to educate their sons a t tho
banner
din
lav
t hP
national
Pastures
badly
dried.
W
ater
short
boxing business.
University but comparatively few
t In nughout tomorrow.
Th ere isn’t n boxer in nil of have ever seen the campus, know age growing worse.
With reference to the flags, the
West Virginia — Light showers.
B rita in who gives any promise of how the hoys live, or the cdurntht'.i'loniinittee in charge,
announced
Ij *
standing up ngninst Dempsey for nl advantages which they are g f t - Bastures poor. Some forest lircs.
H
1his morning th at a shipment of ■
even a few rounds, unless
the ling for their money.
Ohio
Some
lack
o
f
moisture;
The U n i
1/
pules had been delayed but that it
" champion had a mind to be play
too
dry
for
ploughing.
versity wants dad to come to the
WASHINGTON*, Nov. 10.— More had made a rran g em e n ts to have
f u l.* ' And the British know this.
H
■
Illinois — Wheat needs moisture,
University for Nov. 27th nt hsnst,
^
*•I-'mt lim r 1If*1111h**
than ! 1.000 names were dropped these fix tu res made in this eitv H
I n f a c t they poke just ns much
(ground
too
hard
for
ploughing
in
I
from tiie pension rolls last year, to M'i'x-e temporarily until the oth ■g Kv« ! >♦>!,»* U h«i I* IM ft Ini tills
o f tbetr quiet fun nl their inning nod look nround with Min nnd, see tout It.
y
u in •t m ll.f t it « 1•fill.
^
for
himself
just
hmv
things
are
ers
arrive.
Thin
action
was
taken
predicament as do the more boist
Michigan — Drought conditions tin mtei im- depart ment announces
Fur M«*ri In* iFInnir fill
^
going along ami incidentally have
n order that f>5(* flag s may be in M
erous humorists oversears.
continue
and winter grains and Pension* this year total 229,094,777 nlaee b.v sun rise tomorrow morn- b Silver Lake S|»rings Co. J;
A f te r all, who might be mntrh- a goixl time.
or .’t.'l.017.72.’l less than last year.
y
im '.
Plenty entertainment Ims been meadows suffering severely. Many
■v r
with Dempsev
in a
Ismdon
forest
and
brush
{ties;
farm
build
It wan fu rth er aniimineed th at I B I B B R I B I B D R R R R R B R R I R I f l t l
ni*
r i n g ? Thrre is Frank Goddard, the planned. A hand ronrert, stunt
s
r
C
f
’E
S
S
O
R
IS
U
N
C
E
R
T
A
IN
I
the City Commissioner has ilo[£,
champion who got his title on n night, the g re a te s t fntbull g a m e ings burned and endangered. Fall
\ foul. -And ju st the other day he of the year and a visit to the rln s * plowing difficult.
W A SH IN G TO N .
Nov.
10. - 1 nattsl the use of a large supply
\\ iseons.n Too dry for plowing,
loom m which will he stored the
• crossed the channel to do a little rooms nnd laboratories will rjfik e
' hon e Of a sucres -or to Sen j
flags and poles when tine in use.
f l g h t i r " in the Basque nountry >i|* llic program which will contjm m 1which p ja i t u a l l y at standstill.
I-wo Mo-tit, dry w eather; late Lodge ns serial.' leader is believed ■
E
with a man named Pnolini.
No- front noon on Wednesday
till
to lie between Senators Curtis of
seeded wheat needs moisture.
■*" body In the boxing game in B r it Thanksgiving evening."
ain except (ioddard had ever heard
Missouri More ram needed, soil Kansas and Warren of Wyoming I
Special e f f o r t will lie made In see
although Muses of New lliitnp |
o f Paolini, for his main business
getting dry everywhere.
•lure Watson of Indiana and Herd |
had prevouslv been chop- that Dads will have an opportunity
Kansas' Most! sections dry.
The twe of Sag e and Sulphur for
down trees,
lie gave God- to meet each other.
Nebraska
Ion diy for plowing of I’enn-x I van u. are al n being con i n e w Y O R K . Nox 10. Gilbert I entering failed, g ra y hair to its
“
We
want
every
Did
at
Florida
sound thrashing.
snlereil.
nnil winter wheat.
W. Kahn, soli " f ( ll lo H. Kalin, not 111al color il.'iies lmek tn g ra n d
;y
A f t e r chuckling over the B ec on Thanksgiving Day but we don’t ■ Neill >1 J hik'd a Bath er dry for
baker
and financier, today obtain- mother's time. She used it to keep
k e tt ambitions, unc turr.
ones want anybody to make special a r plowing in southeast; ram would
1>'d a license to m arry Mi>s Anne her hair beautifully dark, glossy
M ARK F T
thoughts, pcrhnps to J a c k Bloom rangements or preparations for his hciii tit pastures.
1 li/:d.cih Whelan, of E ast Orange, and attractiv e . Whenever her hair
field, thn cruiser-weight champion visit. I here will h rim formal lie ■- j
Nettli Dakota Fax et aide weal h
' l l l ' ACO. Nov HI
Wheat j \ I . f|.rlighter " f Charles A. Whe- took on that doll, faded or streaked
who had dreams earlier this year quels or receptions and the Dads j
fall
plowing m com - I
to If*:!'. ; May. I5W 1. . 1.in, i-i'-n len t of the l ‘ niti*d t ignr appearance, this simple mixture
o f retrieving British prestige in are expected to com* .along in ifuor '■r: much
i
Corn Max I L7 ( Pits, 57 ’ - St- it - Co. The m arriage will take •vn.» applied with wonderful effect.
’’" t h e pugilistic profession. Tommy working clothes and forge) their 1pl is 'ted.
Montana It,no and t now c n . i l
iii,n 1 m the Ami>assailor
Hotel
S E W D ULL AN'S. Nov,
HI.
it'll brewing at home is mtlssy
Gibbons came over to Kngland troubles for a day ami !ia\e 0 g m . I
( to S . ,I.IMII.it X. ‘J t to Hi
, In 11 on Novembei 11*.
f ro m the S ta te s ami disillusioned time with their soils and the rest !j I> b‘ m illed winlcr wheat and s,.,| I
nnd out of-date.
Nowadays,
by
U x en .m g Six inches of -mm
Bloomfield, quickly and forcibly. of us.
•
asking nl tinx drug store for a hot
Im » ri 1erne IXe-t. Sell well m i ll
89 ho too got married and settled
lie of “ Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
"Ih u i’l forget, it- Thanksgiving
R IR R R R IR R R im R IR IIR IR R tllR im iR H IIIigiR R R R R R IIR R R
xx d I* nioi, I in
.down, and even the caption writ
Compelled,” you will get this fa
Day mill we also want mother nnd
' "dm ado Burn tn xx 1 1 I m hi
era in the topical movies made fun daughter to rente along ,lnnn - |..
timii- old preparation, improved hv
If.
I ed r 1am and 1angco f his feeble stand against the
tin' addition <d other ingredients,
White. Director iif Alhleln .. if
American, who gave him an un
I Next M ix im
Bains gg<en
Ineral
I ,|11
xx hu h ran he depended upon to roni nii d. a*, xx1II-. I I HI III-. Ill'll xX■
1 ... merciful th rash in g, while the best notified hy November I5|h. will ,,
•l"ie natural color and beauty to
serve
seats
for
the
patents
..f
oil
I
\ .1 •Bloomfield could do before being
t. 1 led. . low
(In hall,
,
put to sleep in the third round was Florida students, m tlm Alumni
\' I 'ellil I o tie | III X dry.
I
\ w< II known downtown drngsection
of
the
new
i«-.
|
hlem
In
I
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15'
*?. land four blows, hardly more
* lab Bam and io. xx in n< i ,,| |
t't-i
a\ • u daikons the luur so
41 ,
than love-taps, on the energetic
I’" 1'prtirt I. i|i 111getil l> needed nii I
naturaPv and •xenlx that nobodv
W ith aeroplane', hooommt'
epidermis of Ida rnmiocrm
H|hi i' 1 I $I! Ii* t’
1all It'll It has been applied. V o
T h at ju st about ends the li«t. and efficient t i n - d m g l d .
" 4adli
\ 111pi. pi ■, 1pit at ion
1
inplx dampen a sponge or soft
Th ere are, of course, promising like a lot id bill till t,, 11-.
Mute. I opn.iigenet a I rams !
1rii-li xxitli it ami draxv this
youngsters doing their stuff m
ibtoiigli your hair, taking one
small-time boxing circles over Inrre
■ m is s im s iith m u a ,
* 5
‘ Ju st us there nro plent y of ant hi
I I and X 11 t into. By iiiorniiiif! i In*
"options heavyweights nrtive in Am
i iax bald 'ii-.apis nrs. and a fter
A'j'
erica. But none of them are fust
nnotln
npplli ntlnn or (Wo. it be
raters by any at retch of the imag'"tin
beautifully (link and g|>»!*\.
C
(nation.
Still the British wnuhl lie glad
to seo Dempsey, although it i>
M B
doubtful if he could fatten Ins a I ,
ready fnt wallet, to nnv great < \
> o„
.. te n t in Knglanil. eapecinllv if he ;
. ..keeps up liis habit of thinking in
nothing less than six fig u re ;. Both
j ., xxf the two principal British box
*!.o
ing promoters Major Wilson and
C. B. Cochran have recently had
* bankruptcy brought against tin in.
*
E v .n Gibbons bad to go to imirl
It
to get bis |my of about JMI.llOU
tfti'
. for the figiit
with
Bloomfield m
Over here it is assumed Dempsey ■
would turn up his recently turned
-down nose at the nuye mention of m
nucli a skimpy sum as fifty tlmus ■
nnd dollars.
!5
FLO R ID A W IL L
H0LD“DAD’S DAY”
CAUSES
f l ? ;v
M
Two Drown VVhe
Motorboats
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Continued fro m pngo ono
Mlsaippl.
Mississippi took n position o f le t
ting well enough alone apparently,
the, voters., defeating, all three
amendments submitted. One pro
vided for abolishment of equality
on asse ssm en ts,' paving the way
f o r n graduated s ta te In c o m e tax . j
Tito remaining two’ were to mnko j
devee board members elected by the
people instead of appointed by the
governor.
Louisiana.
Louisiana’s constitution Is only j
n few y ears old and for mime years
it will lie necessary for the entire
s la te to vote on many local amend
ments, thirteen nmeiwrments being
on the ballot a t this election. The
only proposed change o f more than
local interest was a proposal,
adopted without serious opposition,
whereby pensions of Confederate
veterans will be increased. Orleans I
par ish voting alone on a proposed
siibsl Million of the
ahlerrinnir
form for 111" .present commission
government in New Orleans
re- t
fused to make the change.
very beneficial.
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\y,
.
T h is Coupon, when nepHy ^ .
votess in T h e Hanford Herald’*
HeraldV Balt,, **
follunlng c o n t e s t a n t:
NAME..
ADDRESS................
Not Good UnlcsH Voted on or
;i a.
A.
14,000 Names Taken
From Pension Rolls
A New Water
■
Millionaire Wedding
At Ambassador Hotel
s
LADIES! DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
m
ULUS
402 Sanford Ave.
COMI’ I.IMBNTS o r
PHONE
F a n c y M e a ts
LEE BROS.
Iv
Dw; tl
H i
GOLF T O U R N K Y
WILL BE HELD BY
r SEABREEZE CLUB j
HL’ 5K , .
S a n f o r d 's
I.a ig e si
IH iim lie rs.
.t-Mi,' 1 1
Wc xx j|| sell tr.2 i hiiirr Ini'- in tkr
Ilium 1 Mih-divisiun on Cryslul l.nl.. , |akc !
main lint' of the A. C. L Railroad.
This Aiirtiun will present a pnlilon opp
■>ei kiTs anil im e s tiin i tn puri h.i-v Ints krl«
lakes, in a fast groxxing section.
L A K E FRONT
Vx o xxill sell some o\lra rhuiiv lak. fnJ
Exerx l.nl is a Imanly spot. Lx rr> luli|
.p lc n d ij x iexx nl the lake.
(TIA M BK R OF <’(>M3
I. rntu post'd of influent ini nun shout/
rampuigii of advertising l.iilv Mnr*.
OPPO RTUN ITY FOHBf
follows: Grocery, Dry Hoods, Br^i
F R E E TRANSPORT!]
tiitniinihili's will leave 1‘nrk A>rnuru4l
lord at 1 2 ..10 oVIoik I*. M. and hourly until If
Noxeniber I7lh,
\tul Hit* sam e time Itirxikl
TKRM S
Oi:.‘ half rash, (lie halaiti'o in (lirrr
b nine due ami payable in six. I t r l u H
I r.nn date of ■ale.
Fight per rent nit.rrftB^
nients
( <>ni 1art xxill lie given I nr deed.
1 islt will teceive ti'.vd at oiire.
WHEELER AUCTION CM
INF.
Own m , right to that
camly-liungtr spot,
.
Sole Agonl
local Office 101 I'irsl Nalioanl BdiJ
The sweetest dime
A. Ii. SJOHLOM, Owner. Lake!
you eucr spent
Sanfo d. 1‘lorida.
The C red it A d j u s t m e n t C o m p a n y
or FIORIOA
G««ii«ax Om hii ,
owl ah do
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fiumoyA
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I1* L I
O F F E R THE F O L L O W IN G
C E R TIF IE D ACCOUNTS F0RSALE
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH
SUBJECTTO PRIOR SALE OR ADJUSTMENT
wmi
Ittoe, Bcnbreexe-Daytona Beach
Association, Daytona Beach,
* H 4. 1.' --- . .... - I f the first broadcasting station
*
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circle, than
village
1:00 I\ M. BOTH DJ
Louisville, Ky„ ('has ( ’. Whf
I
V
MONDAY & TUESDAY,
II
Many Participants Kxpecled
To Vlalt Clarendon Course
• Front All Parts Of America
-- And ( ’anada For Big Kvent
S E A B R E E Z E , Nov. Hi.
Willi
the crack g o lfe r* o f Florida uigeil
and expected to compute with tliote
o f ulher auctions of the L'niled
S ta te s and Canada, the stale's win.
1 ta r season of tournnincuts will be
inaugurated on the Clarendon Ho
tel course during the week lu'g'iining Monday, November 21, th ere
by Including the Thanksgiving hol
1
iday*.
The event is to be staged under
— jjr-'t
the auspicea of the Daytona Golf
■ nd Country Club nnd the Seabre ete-D ay to n a Beach Association,
;
’ nsRuring its success
from
both
sporting nnd social viewpoints. An
unusual number of handsome tro
phies will bo offered, and in vii xv
l'. *l o f the fa c t th at tho
Clarendon
1 , course, which has been kept open
' , fo r the f ir s t time in summer, is in
ft. - excellent condition, some line rtv_ - ’ ord* ore anticipated. In eusd i n
* * tmexpected number of pluvers enm c
‘ U r the tournament the Dayti>ea
.. j; { 4,,bour*C will he uBod also.
—• — The tournament, wliiHt follows
one to be held a t 1‘irehurat nnd
recedes th a t scheduled for Miami,
___been advertised throughout the
e a i t , middle-west and Canada, and
1* expected to a t t r a c t u large gathi
erlng o f en th u*i«st* ns well * as
i
players.
Florida plnyl
era desiring to compete nre rejr
quested t o communicate with Cy
Y o u n g, president G olf and Coun
try . Club, Daytona, or George
R .. Bennett, aecreUry golf com-
in
LAKE MARY,
A service that is
considerate and helpful
Personal Interest is a helpful
feature of the service we offer
to depositors. Our officers arc
always clad to aid in any finan
cial problem that requires special
attention or explanation.
SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK
bin 11k llyi-rs, AltiimmiU' .SpringK
O. I* Mfiiiiiixx.s, Altfimmite Springs
II. U lhrlisuii, Lctu-xa
......... .
rims Johnrm.sen, liu\ ] if*, Oviedo
A. .1. Vanglm, Sanford
....o,.......
J lx. I*’«y , Jr., CanuTon Avo., panford
It. A. iiondHjiecd, Snnlord
____... ,
I A. \’. iia/.elilon, ( ! ’. A. Hemingway, S. I f Snnford
K. K. Hogan, 20;{ Oak Ave., Sanford
$
11 8 7
B a la n c e $1S Monti
•182.75
2 2 .5 0
22-02
Mi 1 'h 111<mk\s Guruge, Sanford...........
..................... ’
I Sam Y.tunlz, Sanford
................
A. I). Zachary, 812 Magnolia Ave., Sanford
1 K. 11 I’ai ker. Sanford
$500 Under Preto
Market Value
~
real bargain a ct quickly,
J
LOFFICtS
K
an
S S ",
LORI DA
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1 his offer holds good until W ednesday. I(7®
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Strength .Service .Progress
1
^ ill Iniy liij^h c lass residential lot in exclusive!
dential section. Paved S tre e t
|
WRITTEN BIDS A R E S O L IC IT E D F O R .
THE ABOVE A C CO U jM TS.N O TES,O B _>
JU D G E M E N TS , WHICH ARE CERTIFIED
BY TH E C R E D ITO R T O BE J U S T , DUE
AND U N P A ID . T P
T IS RESERVED
TO R EJEC T A N Y
A LL B ID S .
[ 4 % Interest Paid on S a v in g Accounts
^
•
2 7 .1 0
2 6 .2 0
7 1 .0 8
2 4 .6 0
5 4 .5 0
6 7 .0 0
6 6 .5 0
16 .0 0
2658
p. 0 . BOX 431.
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THE SANFORD
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RATES
mill be te
nse ssil eel•vdletrlr fee
. ]le
_ He
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._ 4e
iliubli
■ llse
s line
e lls *
a line
above
are for connna.
Ivnrece length
|ne
10c for Aral
restricted to
at ion.
mile The fianbe reeponelhle
Irrecl Insertion,
lor an beerj unit
Office ehould bn
lair In cnee of
| t i * icrs .
lecn'ntlve thnrJllh rules, rules
will K>ee you
Itlun
And If
ill enlist you In
(ui eil to make
lu m m
buiil erlie their
lire addreas as
lone number tf
|(« About one
Ihnus.'ind has s
jie others can't
>»u unirat
iddrvaa.
are MUST he
at The Bee[lee nr hr letil’aeust Is
land.
|re
out. Rfflotent
llRLt TORY
^rr within easy
pie of Sanford
ntlen needed.
|when any npeHJUired. It is
kbelirally
for
l
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s- F O R
on A ll
Classified Directory
|]n " A d v a n c e
V
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Herald
T
F I L L I N G S T A T I O N S ANI>
_________A U T O S U P P L I E S
B A G G E T T 'S F I L L I N G S T A T IO N .
Open tiny nnd night.
Sanforti
Avenue and Second S tre e t.
r r . i - u ) i v « H r .K v iU F STATION"
G ulf Gas. Oil, Tires, Accessor ' c ®* B crv *c® with a smile, hint
nnd F irs t. Phone 447 L3.
W IG H T S — Th rco station-.;
M acnolia and Second. F ir s t ami Elm
Sanford Avenue nnd 10th S tree t'
E x p ert service.
\
Wanted
Real E state
~ ~
1 A M 5 I , A N G E R —J . L. Talbott.
n , ,miHlr hanK‘ «-. phone
rlando road.
^
" ANTED— Experienced waitress.
A,',,lv “ B c ” C afe."
—
WANTED— Housekeeper for small
f, " T ' ly* . Fiv® <l"ll*r» per week
n,“ hoard.
Middle seed white
)\"nw' n Preferred. Apply Western
Union.______
_______ B E A U T Y P A R L O R S
~
M A D A M E ilA ltltl K l
SnrinellT,
work of all kinds. Rain water a
specialty.
Old F ir s t National MIRACLE Concrete (o ., Kenrral
cement work, sidewalks, build
Bank Building.
ing blocks, Irrigation boie*. J . K.
D r u_________________
gs
Trrw llleger, Prop,
LAN Idi S DRUG S T O R E — ProRcnptions, Drugs, Sodas.
We
Lumber nnd Building Material
are ns near you as your phone, i
Carter Lumber Company
Gall Ifl.'l,
|
N. L iu re 1 St.
Phone 565
FLO R IST
H IL L L U M B E R CO
House of
STE W A R T TH E F L O R IST "
Service, Quality and Price.
Flowers for all occasions.
814 Myrtle.
Phone 200- W
For Sale Well located nnd de
LAW YER
liable risulential lot. Cash talks.
L Ec.,...;..
W I S t() uHll\
in If you
have...................some r. adv• .......
money
and
t . AN.
, n , Office
.........
j
......
^mmiolt B itn ^ liiiildmg Annex, want a real bargi.m address Box
Km rare The Sanford Herald.
ADEN'S C LO TH IN G
S. W. BRADFORD. Ed. V Price
Tailored Suits —$.’12.50 to $30.50
Milnne Theatre Bldg.
Building Material
MULTIGKAP1IING
MOKE Business for Sanford m er
chants. Direct mail advertising.
See S A N F O R D M U L T IG R A I II
CO., room [I, Ball Bldg. Tel,
phone 015.
"" N O T A R Y PU BLIC ________
All
W. G E E R , Herald
Otrice
Phone 148.
TT M .fA 'TA C H A ItY , Herald (iifiee
Phone I4H.
P R IN TING
M ATTI1EW P R E S S -P R I N T I S \ Y
Q U A LITY — S E R V IC E - PRICK.
Conimereial St.. R. K. Ave.
Phone 417 1. 3.
H A Y N E S A R A T L IF F , Print, tnnd otrice outfitters. Phone 310,
115 Park Avenue.
N EW
ERA
P R IN T E R Y.
Jo’ ,
printing at reasonable price. Op
tuioite Post Office Pllone 410
REAL E ST A T E
E" S P FIU .IN G . sti'rdi- im.'Ii
specialist.
Subdivision In 1»t
landii,
Florida.
and
F lo . i a
Heights, Florida on Dixie High
wa y .
SHIN PAINTING
I SANFORD SIGN S1H>P Ittght 1
pj ices for signs of all kinds
K N N IP P F It.
Suiifoid Avenue al 1st Street.
I L I A w i it. s ill
Phone 473 .1.
i'wspaper a Ivor
I'epiidi-te cam
LET I ' l ’ Nl AN do v.un painting
Il >'l > \ l>oi lent o
, t o , i -Inal
No job too bn g
■I . Sanford. I
llll'd Ninth St I eel
lu ll REN T
P A P E R HANGER 1 I Tn!h»M.
bangci
Drive it
painter
and
papci
< ilf
Phone
3511
Orlando
road
alid Set oinl St
T I N AND « K T AI M nlth
Miscellaneous
F o r Sale
R EA L-EST A T E
in*
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We have somo beautiful lake
A D V ER TIS B^ tSvJIie Jo u rn al-H er front lots on I-nkc Wildmere one-'-. <
Hup
Touring |
1 MXL.no
-V l
ald. Soutl^ G tttrgia’s g reatest h alf mile from the Dixie Highway C O N T R A C T O R S
nnd
IToporty
vj
Cliev.
T o u t i n g 1 llt L O S
Five enst front lota located on newspaper.
M im in g , afternoon, in a nest of beautiful clear lakes, '-.owtiers. On nnd u ftcr Nov, 15
sciw h i
,4
C Coach
MOL.00
Krnipx
Sanforti Avenue in Lnne’a ndditlon. weekly and SuKdity. Classified rates for sale.
tho scale of wages for painters in
Foyd
Ligh t
,
Each lot .r>6 feet wide. Two cor- 10c per line^. > W ty c r o 88 JournalTruck
1 95.00
^
We will build your home, land Sanford will J0.80 per hour.
Herald, XMayfcross? Georgia.
P an el
FonV
scape your grove, nnd relieve you S l/ IT S . AND O V E R C O A T S — All I
nors. This is one of the highest
Trurk
IJis.oo
'
Ford
Cab Dtly
points in the city and an ideal lo T A M P A MORNING T R I B U N E — of trouble nnd worries incident to
•wool"made to order, guaranteed 15,11
15*5 00
.
T. T.
building up a place.
t
t to fit. Any 2-picce suit $25. Full
cation for some builder who is
Send ill your*suVsii*rlption to the
Itepuhlle 1 L T o n
^..„w i»r.,l
1,1 ,hp meantime, you can go suit or overcoat $2l*,50.
Scotch
Trurk
1190.00 '
locking for suitable lots on which Tribune or hj>nd ur .to ^
fishing.
You
enn
fish
in
any
one
F o rd
Itunnliout
Woolen
Mills.
305
E.
Second
Street,
dealer
so
yqu,vcan
read
Florida’s
.
,
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.
.
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r
u
r
k
MIL 00
''M
to construct homes. This section
_
_
greatest
n o w sp ^ ty . ' ' ’One year , " f ,h " ‘,oz''n lnk” ‘ nml >f you ,lon 1 Sanford, Fin.
Ford
T o u ri n g
M95 00
&
how to fish, we have several lNait^ S A L E — "Spaulding
of the city is known for its fine $8.00 0 mortthjLf4.0f, three months 1know
L
ig
h
t
T
r
Rose
Ford
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fJdO.
If
y
M
U
l
e
W
S
1.000
insur®x|,ertJ*
who
wdll
be
glad
to
show
1
150
no
f
r
g
O
i*a
nopy..
f o u r " seed potatoes.
Selected
homes.
These lots at the price
.........„
ii
* *a *
you. Mr. s^cholfield who nan Boon Mnvrc stiK’k. Lowest Prices. Phone 1^22 l Ford
Itunahoul M4L.no
v y
last
they are offered will make it pos order
h m lrc
tvso.oo
.
I'l'iirlng
^ '* j?-.
S
^
|singing at the Baptist.Church will 27b, Mid Florida Produce t ’o.
sible for anyone to make big prnf*
__ _ : vmirh for the ulmve.
-TKIIWH TO KOMM I’ KOPl.K*!
-- 3
i » Pint < r.\T a r y i nn a m . c a s h
Owncrs
DO YOU W a N V ' J o buy or sell LA K E J E S S U P LAND CO.. Inc,
I its on the investment.
I. IV. l - n il.I.IP H SUXH
i
F O R SA LE
Long wood. Fin.
a n y th in g ?" "If. Ni. advertise In
i have made ether investments and
Used
Spray
ma,.k_
A
w
,
f.
need money. On this account they the "Oairiervil|e"J4un."
chine. Hootohan 1
1
tr ■ . i
, , ,
,
f ji i
Colemun.
Oak
J “ n ‘ " f f " r,n ‘-’ " > ' « hits for sale at
l OU S A L E — Maxwell touring t a r .
'
nnd
3rd.,
phone
a g reat reduction over the market
Call at J . J .
Mausers C igar
440.
• '-<r ’ jtlfS
value of the property.
But the
F actory,
' FOR
SALFJOR
ItE N T rt room
[„t* „ „ M
S()],| nt
Until
City Tax Boolli-open November
houce on hard road.
Electric
VT
.
,r
h i .
•j j-.-a
itt1ornn^u i m ' 5, 2 1 -l! nrn*ji. \FOR
SA U K — Mnlo un«l fi'mnlt*
I November 15 ttie price will be 1 I'jlM f,,r‘ th«* paynicnt <»f t*it>
Ta\ 'i. 2 pr*r ri»ni l>i?4rt)uril allow- ' 10 niiinito* from
I*i»st
officii, j Airmlnlo puppies, uki * 4 month*.
* r,0° " f,,r l]" ‘ f,v' '"t s . A fte r that ••I if paid in Nov.-mber and 1 per
(‘bone
Abbey
Nobbier *
f L2P0.
Terms.
Phone jj Int. eh.
AbWy
King
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If i . ,1 allowed if paid in December.
time they will lie increased
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Show type, perfect r OB K E N T — Two furnished ro6RM
$20.00. 014 West 2nd St.
* markings, sneiilice.l for luck of
purchased now one-third cash will ALFRED FO S TE R . Tax Collector
, handle. Adilresa Post O ffice Box
The ladies of the
Methodist LrOnm. $25 each. 571-J
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“ al' - 1
By E L L E N lN»V. Deputy.
FOR K E N T — 2
nice
furnished
Chur, Ii will have their annual bn Hoe Kennels. Reg.
431, Sanford. Florida.
No, I to 30.
*
housekeeping rooms $20 mopth.
i zaar. December IP and 20
Place f ^-op
S A L E Good
log. soumi
will be announced later. Adv.
I Mhite mule. Guaranteed. $100. 312 Enst Fifth.
FOR R E N T — Furnished rooms f o r
in t i i i : < iik i i t , <m ii t o r T in : P'ilt'c'G LongwiHid.
n i :\ i :\ i i i
.ii in, i n i . i mi
REG I Si l t A l ION NOTICE.
. light housekeeping, 300 Fropch
o r t i i i : s r e n : o r r i.iu iiiix.
The
City
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Hooks
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*i >111t'*i ,i i ii2$itr.
w r
r..tu|.i.iiiijint,
’ uI'd will close 1 riday November
|M ,-huiee residential section. 305 '•
21, 1DU I
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Park Avenue.
L. It P H IL IP S .
A hi on
Ml Its*1II ft oil, |l'* f * lula fj1*'t
City Registration *»ffir«*r.
i I TATI i *N
FOR R E N T F u m i s h c l rorfms fo r
N«*V 1 to loth.
' Mile If) H.ihi
light housekeeping.
701 Mag
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1■1m i Imi t t
nolia. Weinburg's Jewelry Store,
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FOR
SALE
REAL E STA TE
m
Houses F or Sale
City Tax Books Open
Rooms For R e n tv
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FOR R E N T — One well located
downtown Apartment. Furnish
ed
Price, leasoncble.
F or inf ni mat ion Inuulre at Herald Office.
per month
$25 down a n d $1
w i l l g u . y o u p, - e s ' i o i i o f a i l e n c c
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A l P o p u l a r Prices
T ui lurr d- to -Maas ur e
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Sanford Steam Presnery
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Sanford, ------------ Florida |
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Sanford Novelty Worlui
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CONTRACTOR AND UU11
U e a r r e l Skep a a « MUI W<
■IT X •atateeelal S tre e t
eminole Marble Co.
k U r b l s and a r a o l t a Croat a l l
auarrlaa.
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I'lt t- and < I. Britt ins|iectors of
sanl election, anil J D. Chittenden,
as • i n k of sanl election.
The polling place for said elec
tion will In- i,i the Fire Station in
i*l
the ( Itv Hall, mi the <ity of Klrnloiij. Morula
polls will he opened nt Eig h t
o*i lo< k a ni and w ill he closed a t
sun Mown .
IN W IT N E S S
WHEREOF, I
have hereunto set my hand as M ay.
or of the
Fit v of
Hanford,
Florida, and have caused to be
lie affixed hereto the seal of the
I lly of Sanford, Florida, on thU
the 1st day of November A. A.,
PJ 21.
•
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FO RREST LAKE.
x
A* Mayor of thu City of Son■
ford Florida.
( S e a l)
A ttest;
I- H. P H IL IP S ,
City Clerk.
Published Nov. 10.
If you i l d l n prom pt a a r r l c s a n
exceptio nal work
I
By GEORGE McMANUS
IG UP FATHER
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
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C ar* ( ii (•♦» m I'arsulr «»n Tuehdn), Nmi*mL*r II Should lie IIHHintli-d
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U n fu rn ish ed
tioiKi < Asti win ouv one of tho
finest lols to lie found ill this city.
This same lot can lx* resold a t
I OR_ jiA LI, ^ vwuum» ui«, bum, 5- present dnv m aiket price Tor at
i f t n c <11 •■i< lo ad Singe, Goml
least $Biuii
An apiKirlunity 'for
i ' lulite.n, fl7 M, 211 F Third.
komeoiio
Phone 148.
NO I IC E
Nolae i- In i c by given that un
der an,I bv viitur of t lit ant liorlt V
v< -li-tl in me a s Mayor of On Gitv
"f Sanforti, I lorida. I do hereby
nil a gene,al municipal election
l" In- ilti'bl throughout the i it \ of
Sanford. Florida, on Tuesday, De
coniln t 2nd. 1024, fur the purpose
of elect lung one member of the
< itv i •itiimissuin of the Fity of
Sanfnnl I lurid,i, to hold office for
a period ->0 three years from and
after tin lu -t Tuesday after iht
fItbt Monday
,n January A. I).,
11,25
1 do In-iebx appoint Susan H.
Wi g h t ,
Kathryn
Wilkey,
Alice
( ;tr In lleadi|u;ii ter >
Vaughan
r ' U
mill i , „ .
bat bave v,m t,i
f l e r ’’ X•I•f, osm (' II Sitiitb. 217
I n I 3,1 S( . Sanford
AT AN KXTRKMKLY LOW COST TO YOU
FOR R E N T — 4 room apartment
with bath, garage. $35 a month
Phone
323J.
Mrs.
Alexander
F or Sale
I’ " I f
1REP WRING
Advertislmp
II >.ui h a v e $25 t o s p a r e a n d
m l ci c - i . i
t b i - ...... ... .......... .
I I •It S \l I
t i oo,l
big'.
hound,
whi te mi,I.
G uatauleetl $100.
P*<w c , , I **< g woi,d
D r iv e
Apartments
For Rent
I
• ue
In Five M inutes
T.
J A M E S H COWAN
All kindi of Tin and Slu-et Metal W*u k
AI O i k
\ill oinobile
Watei and Boat 1 auks
Tele
and Kclfuildmg [ Avenue and Thud S i n
Oak Avenue.
phone 111.
S L iaiC E
D a y ,* ~
VELCANIZINO
ts to any $H»nC-1 %vT|KKI7KSS *
WEl.SII V % a
l« r Phone 551.
nixing slioti. gas, oils,
in k
TOPS
Tires and Tubes. "‘Service that
Makes Friends." Oak Avc , and
P T O P & PA IN T
Third Street.
|i vt to Ray Bros.
I"p s that Fit.
STOVES
In Rav Bros.
‘S a n f o r d s t o v e w o r k s oil
h r e p a ir
cloves, gas stoves, wood stoves,
ovens nnd victrolus. Yom credit
II \ TING
is good. Phone 4t*E-,L ,1*21 1’ itsl
D TO P & P A IN T
Street.
|odv R e p a i r s . Fin
Specialty Body
Rav Bros.
AIR WORK
L E A R N A BO U T r o i x County and
D TOP & PAIN T
1-nkelnnd, through ths Star-Tele
av Bros. Filling gram . B est advertising medium in
ilass workman- South Florida Published morning*.
S t a r - T d egram . 1* keland, Flm.
Tit IPS^_________
OHIO— Xenix.
Make your rales
flTFTH. Sig'bt seethrough
the
Xenia
Gnrette ,
■ire trips at any Xenia, Ohio.
Rich sfcTiculUiriil I
district. Want ad and display
rates on r c i | u c a t . __ ____________ j
M 'K C K K R ^
MCtin |Oa j l .K t i O K I t —C U a T . ,
'ay or night ser- COLL’
tnnl hJ» l,AV« tn* iMtseat eirrufione 354.
Night lallou In Huulh wait era
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Hutv So fi-wurd) Ho*.
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Automobiles . . ^
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Mayor Forrest I.ukc Calls
On Every Resident of Cum-,
munity to Share In W ork ,
Which Dcffins on Tuesday
Calling on every citizen in the
(•immunity to renew his allcgiauoc
l " the American Red Cross, Mayor
Forrest I-nko, issued today a "form
al iiroclaiuation naming the days
from Armistice Day to Thnnksgiving as the annual Roll ("all o f the
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N E W H O M E OF C A M P B E L L -L O S S IN G POST
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SANFORD FLORID A, M ONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1924.
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SECOND SECTION
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SIN G LE COPIES FIVE CENTS
tterans
fcu*.
F la g s —
pany, F im f S tm t .
One Flag— Hodgson nail, PnrV
A One0V ln g-R n n d el,s Emporium.
Sanford Avenue.
o
tultv
One Flng—Uaumel s Specialty
Shop, First Street.
One. Flag—The Hoc Hive, Sanfonl Avenue.
... ,
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One F l a g - H e l l Cafe. U r a l St
One Flng— Uenjaiuln a, M o d
T w o F la g s— R- 11- B ^ g . 1
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Two F la g a -O e o .
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Hlshop.
IUHIW.II. Mi**-
One Flag—B. I* Terklna, First*
8,rtet.
One F l a g — Popular Mark*
Park Avenue.
•. *
Ono Flag— Princess Theftttti
First Avenue.
Two Flaga— Hr. 9. Pulcaten, <toi
(ill in gaps).
One F la g -r ig g » y W gglT .
Street.
•f j
Ono Flag—James Potta, Eighth
and Pine Street.
.
A
Ono F U g - A . Rafflcld, Fan Tai^
Shop. Firat Street.
IOne F la g — Robert’s Grocaryr. , ■
First Street.
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Four Flag*—M. F. Routnson, i jg
S. Park Avenue.
One F la g — E. S. Rockey, becontf
n"!l, :„ A; r * - u .
n
-
n ™ , Street.
In regard in hi« proelnmation,
One Flag— Routh's linker, Park "
the mayor stated that “ to answer
“ S R S - a W . Hr.ilf.irfl. M - « - Avenue.
( Post Commander File •t for 11)24- the call of those who su ffer in
Four Flags— Roumillats & An
IU25)
times o f disaster, and to extend n
derson. Park Avenue.
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One Flng— Royal Fruit Co., Hrab
a helping hand to the unfortunate
Other
Post
O ffic'T S
serving
A OnUF l a g - H r o w n ,a Parlor Mar Street.
hi out eommunity and nil over the
..
_,oVgJ(
with Mr. H a g g a rd are:
One Flag— John llumbley, First
world at all times, everyone should
ket, Sanford AvenuePost Vice Commander, James O take this opportunity to renew his
One Flng — tleo. M. Hrcwer. 0 - « Street.
,,
Huff.
One Flng— M. F. ltoblnaon, N.
ulleginnee to
this humanitarian
S anford A ve.
Furniture
Post Adjutant, I*, t l i e h o u t .
1.00
Kines, Frederic
Campbell Loaning
Post Huff, Jas. Ix'gionaire
One F la g -C a ld w e ll
organization, and have a share in | The
....
Post
Historian,
Reginald
S.
' One F l a g — John R um biey. Frtiwl
1.00 Co., S anford Avc.
Ritchie, J. K.
.......
it great work.
j American
U'gioti
acknow ledges Hutchinson, J. C. I.cgionllo lly .
of
C o m Avenue.
5.00
Rive 4: W alker
Jyj
One F l a g — Chamber
aire . . . . .
..
the follow in g donations to w a rd the
“
The
American
Red
Cross
repre
Post Sergeant At A n n s , Thomas
6.00 merce, Magnolia A v c
Robinson. M. F.
T w o FI art*— S nnfonI
Bank ■
Mutton Eng. Co.
sents the hiirhcst ideals of service |erection o f its clubhouse;
Meredith.
2.00
Ross. Friday
.
Trust Co., Magnolia A venue.
One'hundred Flags—City of
S 6.00 Hutton, M. H. lnrgionaire
in our comm unity, anil no more American Fruit C row ers
Post Chaplain, IV. S. <'■•'email.
1.00 ford - Parka and Gaps.
T w o F la g s — S a n ford Ruick Co.,
Humph, Ed
10.00 Ili’ilermisinter. J. H. l.egI
Anderson,
llruce,
Lcglonaire
Post Mcdieal O f fleer, Kalpli K. tilting tribute ran lie paid us than I Amertrcan le gion A ux d iu ry
104.00 Sanford Hank & Trust Co. 10.00
■
T w o F l a g " — C hu n h w c l K rirat Magnolia Avenue.
loiiair
to truthfully say
that
we are
Stevens.
10.50
One F la g — S a n ford Cycle Co^
10.00 Sanford Machine Co.
10.00 lli'iikinn, John D.
! Hall Hardware <'o.
linked
with
this
treat
force
for
Executive
Com m ittee
P.
A.
2 .0 0 Slrl’
cl Flag t ..l. imuiV
" Gift S h o p .I Park Avenue.
6.00 Sharon. J. (J.
fi.Otl K .-lev, Paul
"
One
: llerg, It. H. l.egnmaire
Mero, C hairm an; .1. II. Ilwitermis- liuiuan welfare.
One F la g— S anford Dry Good*
10.00 j Sistrunk. Claude li. la'gIt.lMI Kev. A. R
R iggers. P. H.
Magnolia Avenue
1 00
ter, (Jen. A DeCettes.
10.00
ionnaire
Connelly & Co., S a n ford A ve.
“ 1 therefore call on c v r iy c it i I llishop, (Jeo. I *
r>.tHi Knight .( Mat Neill
,
One F l a g - - A .
P
2 .0 0
10.00 ' Smith’s Harher Shop
One F l a g — S anford Electric Co.,
zen to have a share in its licnefi- Itrovvn. Dr. I. D.
r..(Kt l ake, Fmrest
Sana,
Mngnolltt
Ave
Mr. A. P. H aggard, who was re^^
2.00 Smith. A. \V.. Ia-gionnnire 10 Oil
111 .(HI l ake, Paul, (.egionuiro
Magnolia Avc.
,
activities in every part of our j Hrowri. T. I..
One F l a g - J- N. ( rooms, San
cently elected to serve the local ,
, ,
,
..
Jt.lHI
10.00 I Smith, D. W
One
F la g — S anford
Herald*
F
2.00 Ijiiic, I
Call Itrownlee, Ife
I! D.
• ,
.
,
land l‘v answering tin
ford
Avenue.
post o f the vmeii an l.egimi as
1 .00 |Spencer. CL W.. Jr.. Ia'g1.00 I to v *s I 'rug Store
, * A _vs*
. V
Five F la g s — (Jbo. A. Del ottca, Magnolia Avenue.
nod Cameron, Joe
post cninmniider for the vent 1925, ' '
1 1 V ' " r‘!,,s 11
5 00
ionnaire
One
Flag
—
Sanford
Loan
«
Sav*
*^
1.00 l.anglev. H T . I egionuil e d 04.00
(.'anieroti, Joi Jr
Park
Avenue.
was the right hand man m the ..............." 1 hankag.vmg.
Hi no
6 00 'S t e v e n s , Itulidi K.
1.00 I . ■• \I 1.egnmimm'
( hspnian. < I
One F la g W. W. Drcsimr. -s an- mgs. I n c , Magnolia Avenue.
previous administration. As chair | The mayor expressed In- person6 00
6.00 Stewart, (ten. \V.
r.im I I e. JllO
One
Flug S a n ford
Paint " * • * M
/Chase, I'nndnll. I .eg lotiaire
f.
rd
Avenue.
man o f the executive i om m ittee lie <1 interest hi the eampaigti
for , f'hittv
2 oo
10.00 . Stewart. Maxwell
I « gmiuare 1 I 4 00 I m p . II It.
T w o F lags II l
Du Hose. Oak (Vnllpapcr Co., First ?<treet^
6.00
greatly assisted KxPost Command 1 memlu rs to Rev. 1 D King, who , ( 'hjttenden .1
104.00 I Stokes. C. W
T w o F la g s— San Jnun G a ra g t ?.
I e g mttnirc 101 (HI I Imv.I, S M I.i gmnnaire
Avenue.
.
er, I'. A. Mix'.', during his admin- ha» charge of I hie Roll Call, and 1 ity o f Sanfi
(S p ea r.
Vivinna,
l.egimiSanford First Street.
l-cgton
vear I* use oil I ••* mg. !• iatik,
One
Flag
Ed.
Davis.
IP I on
istration hi the many accomplish
Mated lie «tnod ready at all times!
104.00 j unite
tiaite
Kinds, old paving
One F la g — S ch w a rtz ’s G ro ce ry,'
>luh house
2 no Ave
nuitts o f the |>ost iluiing the past t , do everyth ing (wssihle to fnsti ‘ 1 '
5.00 'T e a g u e . Calvin
lull ks, v it Imi t ion # ai.ooii A P tl .1UK'S t S. Ill'
T w o Flags First National Hank,I Snnf m l Avenue
1 1 1 mi
Mai's |t,,||, |l| ■ .1 .
year.
Mr l l n g g n i d is a veiy i n . tin vvnik.
HHH) Tillis. Hugh. I.egioiinaire
M. Scott, Oah* I
II Mr Lake.
One I Ing— W
,
I nil hirst Street.
TOO Titllc, (Sene .
6 (HI .M i* vvi II. R (
erg etic and ai live member o f the
|„ 71H Southern
Ceinmunities Davidson. Jack
Avenue.
_
One
F
la
g
Florida
Cash
Salvage
In nn
1.00 1Tolar. J. N
5 00 M. i .mull, i
local Post o f tin- Arm'll, .hi l.egnm
t)>,- opening gun m the Dean. Holland.
(*110 F l a g — Seminole t'a fe. Park
egii'tiuil e
» » , h irst Street.
;t
nn
Weinberg. P.
I un.
Sewer
and will make tin ..... I an excel
, n„ . ni|Mi ship eampaign will Deane. It. \\ ,
. gpiiuiire 111 1 IIO M • ■a. ki'ti
National Avenue.
^
T im e
F lags First
I nn
Whiteuiiib. M (J.
Pipe <'ll
lent lead.-, f , „ I f: ..
llo|."d |(). f||1<|
people areI le< d t es. •ie.i . I .eginnuii e I I 4,00
HfUy-niiio
Flag* — S am m o!*1.*
P.
1
,
Ilk.
Park
Avenue.
6
nn
Whit
net
It
F
tl
<
ini
v.
(
Jen
2 *oo
commander . I.. t ha- o u tl....... his ,
Roll Call. Denton, Di .1
— Vi J—•j
Dane F r a z ie i, Sufi- County. T o fill in gup*.
One Flag
W ig h t. i ai v
*
prngram o f a.tivitv l>n tin- eristi
,
,
,
2.00 M I iv. r. .1 \\
1 long lass. \ an. i
T
w
o
Flogs
-S
a
n
fo
r
d
Hankr
»«
•id Ave.
in tm
ing year as f. Hows
| ..............
A goal o f I .titid meinheis for the Dll Ito*r, It I
mure
10 (HI M K niiuui Markwimd
Trust Co., First Street.
lira
ailing
A
Morris,
One
Flag
Wight
l!iilp!i I .'giuiiaaire 1 1 I no
10 110 Al l i.uglllm, The Jeweler
plete the . Dili (. .use and to ant,t v
1(l'> * '>,SK <‘h" l ’ " ' ' ll"
I ii -t Nat mi ■I It.ilk
Five Flug* — Seminole
C o u n ty
A
Siinloid Ave
\\ dll.mis I’ i cJ T . I cgi.iii
the .I n '. Iron-, g ioillrds
T o '"t vvitti the expectation
that
It l',.v M."ule I.i ginliaile
tor. tin M. M Hun. W A
L. P. Hagan, Park Hank. T o fill in gaps. •
(In,.
Flag
111.1
nil
mine
put on a llleiiilierslup d ilve
and " i l l he Miliscnhcd tl> the opening C A Far in II
104.00 M. Ni ill. I' rank
Four Flags — Seminole C oun ty «
fl till A veriue.
Wilson, l i e d It
strive to el.loll ev ei y V\ . 1 1.| Win d a y - id the drive. Tile money do- ( ,at net Pi n d u .. t >■
6.00 Meisi h. John
Hank,
Magnolia Avenue.
(
harlie
Hand.
Sixth
Tw>.
H
a
g
.'
!> till
Wiinhish, t',. .1 .. I.egioiiaire
le g i o n
lo 00 Meredith. T o m .
Vetei an
in th e. eoiinty with tin lived I i . uii meinhei ships
go
for I iiniralez •. i ... . t v < ■>
One F la g — Seminole FurnltUlO ‘.*j
I
street.
U
ooill
uf
f
.
J
D
.
I
4
'glOII
IIIIIIC
5.00
local post e f the \m. in a n l.egnm l. i'ali w o t k in the commiildtv v.illi llm.'l. (
M
'
Two Flags Walter Hand, Park Co., First Street.
5 nil
lia lie
10 on Mi rn. Per. v, I I'giniiiiuirc
d. To adopt a system atic method! Hie Exception e f fill cents l.o eneli Hanlv. W .1 l.epionnlre
Two
F l a g s — Seminole
HotaL ■■
A
v
enue.
\\ i.odriit f . Frank
I
.It .
111 III! iMohley's D iu g S tm o
I In v ties and Ratliff
whereby* I.i giotmuire- will visit ' ineniber. who h fin a t n i- the natnm
•<■ y f-V M
Hanson's Shoe Shop, P ark Avenue.
t llie I lag
6 mi
I .egi'iinaire
No will till, Hull
eg lotlsick and dlsatded veterans III our *| Hint inieriioUeiial wm i. o f the el* II 1 1 U g , t , mi (,
Threo Flag* — Seminole S e w !*
\
1
F
u
't
Street.
6.00
W
omlruff.
Frank
1..
ft III \an. Lew i ■<
a iio
county
4 To assist all veterans gnpization.
lie*
Co..
First
Street.
'"'.’
iSil
Hawkins
G
ro
ie
ry
,
One
l
i
n
g
:i.uti
\\ oolvvoi Ihs III < i nt St'in
Pa. e. Matin I J
llig g m *
I! .1win i
m adjusting and applying for ad
----- -— — -------Three F lo g * — Smith Ilroz., Inc.
lu tm i Said' III \ velllie
4, well. \. E.
IVu i man It M .ll
Higgins, 11w. •11
Jlrsted <iiinpeiisat)iui and gnve tl
. ]
R a tliff. First Stn-et.
On, Flag Haynes
t
It
would
he
gieatlv
a|i|ireeiat
Pei
ii
idai
I'.lei
Hill llatilwan
merit iiisutu nic.
0 In a sist m
One F l u g - S m i t h ’s Harbor Shop, .
P
hi
k
\
.
elllie.
i
if
a"V
one
not
jiientioiKsI
in
PI .11
\ I!
wliatevei way | . — i1 I, - in public
Higgins, Park Avenue
.
Inr
lin gs
Kdwurd
tin . H't who has g i. e n a donation
Pm d II S
I
On,. Flag S n o w ’s llarbvr Shop,
welfare vvnrk. in "perilling with
to the Anieiiiiui Is'gmn Itiiihling P o t m .t l" \ line.
I
"nl.
s|
..ii.
I»i
S
the various *ivi ni gunir.itmns ,,f
iiiii H a r d w a r e Co. First Street.
( hie I lag
Fund would notify l-rju m Head
R aff eld, A
I I
the illy and enunty
7
One
Flag
Southern UtiUtlWg '3 2 .
.
t
i
e
.
t
Ft!
-t
iituii
t.
1
1
IP. hlil dsoli
\
v <
tor hot11 i h o sp n ul i oil.lit
1 Inc F l a g H o f Mar Mattery Co.. Co., First Street.
T w o Flugs
Geo. A.
. .
the disabled velel.iiiSan I "i I Avenue
III i MiMINi il l 1 I.D. N N
I \
t n un 11 "in any a 1 1 v i |,.i i
Son, First Striad.
J.
Holly.
Sixth
I
l
a
g
s
R
Two
y
|o
I- iitt rtHilling a inan *i\
T w o Fines
W Stokes, Kir*t
in p.diti.
a an o il ' i .i/
A rm isliie Day Celehration Committees
M I et '
'
, . .M ,.itei It iv i;g attended
hi»
PKK( Y A. M EKO
T o he ever I t a d .
• | I "li
> .* ,411
F
Hoil'dinldct, SI revt.
R
t inr I lag
I
"
.
.IK
I
.ll.
1
I
lie
•
'
X
|
,'f
It'll'
«'
of
O re Flag Stone5s M .iiL tl, o t l n ,
pl'ogl I'salV • Urea- ur •
-t
I
eet
Nintti
,,l • a pi am
It .to it
V\
N . .i t ■ o nil
Relreshmenta ( om iuillee
Ait. i- o r , ( om m itlcr
make t ho post an <1 ga*
Mil lid. fou l Avenue.
I lags <dial In
Tin >•
(ll
Aim |. .hi l.eglolinul....... . till vilMrs. R. J 11 oil v
P. I lag' ga I d
F.v, Flag »
Seminolr
County “
a l ea I Ml i n I li l.di ling
Park
A
Mrs.
II
It
Stevens
,m :.,e, . w in**, lions, g u -st ite, lit'>
I I * lilt tend ,01
hi
\N'it ti tin* pi ..gram in.
Holly,
'ark Hank. To fill in gup*
Tw
1
I
la
gIt
J
Mr*. W. 'I l.anglev
, I ^ \. . • J||101 Mil i■ll it I' a . I 1**Ver,
■rg< l . l i e n lug
iiialider i let t call
i |i i
One Flag Service Shoo Shop, ‘ .
A
\
elllie.
R m -u tion Committee
I. P • hit tell,Icn
Hie M a -*. i•i«I it." toiiii Norton thought
meinhei o f t lie I... a! p.
line Flag M. K Harris. Second First Street.
Mrs. A J. I atoning
s. A J laiositlg
,e ! f h Inn ie,l in I ninci' in P.'IK.
Two Mag* Seminole Sccurltiee, V*
A mi l n a n l.egion to pin. ■•
St
1 eet
Mrs.
J
M
Move
W. T. I..nngli v
Mi
I’ nrk Avc., t Western Union).
% *
in i eudliu s to i eioli'i unt
I. I
\\ ||.,,|| u in,'-s, nger attached to
One
Flag
A.
D.
Hawkins,
GI
Miss Jeanette la,ing
Parade ( ommittee
Two Flag*—Smith Bros.. Fur*. l\
low mun that servo e v. tu.
kos I
N,.i toll's company, was hit
Sullfnitl
A
VPlIllP.
Decorating Committee
Sam Yoilllts
fo r the g i e a l c r Hungs nl I.I,
Lei |,j |,n exploding .-hell. Oetolier P.MK
J o e ’s Smoke II oum., niture Co.. N. I’ nrk.
One FI
Mrs G eorge W. Knight
tie
o
ig
e
W
Knight
One Mug — Seminole Counly '
each nieinlier o f the |mst udopi nml "kill, ,1 '
His identification
Fit ,l ; tl
Mrs.
IL
II
U
'u
ix
I on, ,\b u dii h
Hank,
F'irut Street.
this a h's motto, “ FOli ( l u l l A N D tag was found, and placed < ii a
J
c
ir
y
,
Sunford
•1
i
>m
7.
J.
Mrs. G eorg e A. DcCottc*
Hand Committee
One
Flng— FI. D. Strickland,Ss»»- “■£
t .'H U M in
ME L I S T ’
Av»
( le ss that inafsed the pluee where
Mrs. J. C. Henson
W. J. Ilardv
Kenner'* Department |ford Avenue.
he was laid away. Captain Nor
Due H a g
Mrs. A. U. Platt
Paul latke
One Flug—J. H. Snipes, San* .7
-i iT* . Suntunl Avc.
l"H. one rainy, tiisinul
morning
liuilding Fund Committee
Waslihut ii
Meinhei shin Com mittee
fo’
d Avenue.
Flag
Kilgore
Seed
Coni
Dm
M II. Hutton
w 111 ic s -ed tin' s, i vice ami inoiiiii
F \\ ight
James II Huff
One Flag—St. Paul Baptist
tinny, F in t S mI rfi'l
Allied A rm y Veteran Comniitte
,
d
hifriend.
It
was
difficult
H
i
Wight
R M. Dean
W. T. Kllckor, S a n Church, lin e Street.
(>m Flag
A. M. Howell
Ihe gliiv dawn to distinguish men,
II. VN'ilkinsoii
One Flug—Thrasher A Wood- '
I. 1 Helmut
ford
Avenue.
T
r
a
ffic
Committee
mid it was not “ J im m ie " Wilson
Rui>eil R W tills
R A (old.
ruff,
First Street.
One
Flag
Geo.
\\
Knight,
MugTom Meredith
who |,||> b u ll,si, hut a n o th e r “ JimJ. (i. \( llsoll
Public W elfare ( ommittee
One F ls g - Hugh Tillis, Sanford
India
Avenue
Morris
Spencer
i ,,
lav lo in and bleeding •" the
Glenn J . W iml.i ■t
S M I lovd
i /< ' j H
One H u g
Knight & McNeill. Avenue.
Ib'bv lating
*.,nu d staticv away w tiete
Frank I.. W o o d iu f f
Mrs. W T Langley
One Flug J. II. Tillis. Elm Av*
Publicity ( oiniulttcr
I'm k Ave.
1 r<ed by the exploding'
r
J P W o o d r u ff
One Flag — Dr. J N. Tolar, Tenth /J
Decoration ( ommittee
One F lu g — M. Kninvn. Sanford
R I. Dean
-tHiii ' After two days he
Milliiid Wisilaid
Street.
J. 11. 11nt,-i oiiater
l( II llerg
A venue.
I ,'d up h> a follow ing out
II II Met all. Ji
One
Flag-- Union
I’lisrmtaey.
acy, ^
L. P • hitlendcn
Fire W orks Committee
One Flug Gro. W Knight, S'.
'I W, llaxtci
relit to a hospital W'heii* f ‘i
First
Street.
Glenn Wnnhlsh
J. G. Wilson
I'nrk Avenue.
D J. Hlack
l u " w a r s he la> too ill to
( l u h 11u usc ( onalr. ( o IIIin it lee
One Flag Vnldez Hotel,
t harlcs P. Roe so
One Flng Knightn o f Pythias,
Po«t Commander lor
not
'
(
Retiring
Dewey I. Hrooke
M It llotton
Avenue.
iiHi'in ate w ith relxttve* and
Poothall Committee
Hull, Sniifuid Avenue.
< E. Carter
I'121-1924.)
One Mug L. IL Wsynee,
knowing Hi,', believed linn dead
F'rnnk Lu<>*ing
M. H. Hutton
Three
Flng* F'orreut
U lc,
M R Curawav
D. I*. Drummond
ford Avenue.
When he became aide, he went
I’nul Luke
1‘
urk
Avenue.
,
•
»
.til1
Other Post O ffice rs nervine
W G Coachman
Four Flags--Hal Wight,
A. R. I’Ult
Park to hi home at Fall River. 4*1lid
Tianapurtalion Committee
T w o F'lags—•FL F. Lane, 1’urk
Hi van F. Votalen
Avenue.
Id >k
Sk41 p- Mr. Men, unA J. Loosing
I’ uhlic SpcukuiK Commit tee
nh.olly 1, lie 1 learning his old
Avenue
Otis A C ost,in
! ur- !
One Flag—C. N. Williams, P«
p,o t Vice Ci.inniidcr F.
. Car Deroruling Committee
George A. DeCotle*
I . r' address, the erstw hile tapOne Flug Laney’* Drug Store,
J F. t owe o
f
Avenue.
• fl
A d irrtisin g ( ommittee
Thu itov Scout* o f America
lam oiid cldc m ouinei. received a - mil.
First
Avenue.
h'r,',l L Darling
Four F la g s -R . B. Wight, Msg*
It. S. Ilollv
litmus and ( o m p m iia toa
Mi..til
l.ewls C o .,
n
“
visit
fioin
the
dead
I.
One
F
la
g
H.
H.
p.-nt
A
dju
tant.
1’
n
g
il
It
were,
Fred J. FU'sch
nulla Avenue.
( l im m ill r e
llodson Hull
I’nrk Aveue.
1, lid Robert A. Cobh.
Elzv D (ireenc
One Flag— Woinlruff A Wetzon,
1 Joe D. Chittenden
1
ArniiNlirr Hall Coininillee
Shoe
Store
Oim
F’la
g
—
Lloyd's
;
w
7
K
James Hardee
K an sas Man Predicts J'.|»t Finance O fficer,
First Street.
. J)
Co* em inent O fficials Committee In., pirnt Street.
Mrr G. W. Knight
H. A. Hartley
I if.ine.
Two Flags—Wool worth 10 Cent
Mrs. John G. lu-oiiardy
!
Mis.
L.
P.
Chittenden
One
F
l
a
g
I
s
s
u
in
g
I'nint
,
Co.,
(treater W a r P ending,! Post t'huplin. R (). Green
J nines P. Harvey
Store, First Street.
*
Magnolia Avenuu,
V. K. Hawkins
One Flag—F‘re<l L. Williams, OaV
Post lliMtorian, It. S. Hull,
(Flic
F
lu
g
—
Lu
Beth
Cafeteria,
T O P E K A . Kan., Nov. It). An
administration wus responsible for
Emmett M Hunt
A \enue.
Post Sgt. ut A lin s, J. II Hull,
W a r Veterans’ A ct Is First Avenue.
H. Jotinson
•tlier World Wur more terrific .and
Thco. the W oild Series baseball leturns
Two Flags— Woman's Club, Oak
post Med. O f fic e r .
W.
One F l a g —L i i z i o I ti w Is , Hanford
G. II. Jordan.
<>n a larger scale than the lute war (
Supplying Needed Aid Avenue.
Avenue.
Langley.
,
being
received
in
Sunford
thi*
John H 1-auper
is pending in the world and will <*cTwo F’laga—Tho Yu well,
1 Executive C om m ittee.
One Flag— McGrory’s Five & 10
year, which was a great treat to
W . T. L o U
cur within the next decade." was
First Street.
WASHINGTON, I). C.. Nov. 10. Cent Store, First Street.
A. I*. H a g g a rd , Chairman.
A H. Love joy. Jr.
the citizen* of the town and outly
the prediction of Major Thomn*
, J. H. Ilintermister.
One Flag— McKinnon-Mark wood
W. II. Lynch
ing community. During thi* ad —Since the pussage of the World
Aniory Lee of this city, who recent
FINE PICTURES DONATED,
J. K. Fuller.
G. T. McConnell
ministration a uniform und sys War Veterans' Act of June 7, last, Cb., First Street.
ly returned from London where he
Fred
T.
William*.
.One
Flsg—
McLaughlin's
JcwA. M. Milam
uttendud the 6th annual congress of '
tematic program of street decora a total of H41 ex-service men,
ALLIANCE, Ohio. Nov. 10,
cury Store, First Street.
H. M. Lloyd.
11. II. Newman
a
Comrade Whom He
“ Buried” While In
F r a n c e Is A l i v e
the Fidac (Federation Inter-Alliee
de» Anciene Combattanta) ns a del
ignte from the American Legion.
Major Lee Gated that he hod
made this deduction from udresse*
he had heard at the Fidac Congress
by tonic of the lendera In the world
peace movement*.
The feeling
that the world la in danger of
another such catarirophc a* the
World War i» prevalent among
even the iuo*t optomlatic, ho de
clared.
Among other obeervationa made
by Mujor Lee while abroad was
that all nation* are making an at~
raaponeibllltlea
tempt to “ T * the
th# rafponiibUlnga
of the world upon th« United Stat
es and that the British Isles wra
T ^ ’ American U gion would »P- following the example eet by the
prfclat«
name* of United State, in the Eighteenth
rocelvl^
coun
1* A. Olgenby
A. M. Remusnt
Eddie C. Scott
Mylea C. Stewart
R. M. W. Sturdivant
Theodore A. Stiles
J. P. Thurman
Albert O. Von Hcrbulis
J. R. Wells
Neil Weitbrook
Andrew William*
R. P. Williamson
llarrv Wimbiah
Fred Bollv
Joe Guery
R. C. Hair
Alva Hunt
Edw. J. Meyer
Lairtie Oglesby
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tion wa* adopted for use on special
During the udministrutinn of occasions. In this system of deco
i'errjr A. Mero a* post commander ration the American flag is used,
of fhe Anu rican Legion many name being placed on twelve foot
achievements were accomplished poles on either aide of the streets
for the. benefit of the m e m b e r s h i p ut intervals o f 25 feet. This is a
of the'post and the community as new and economical system uf deco
a whole, chief among which were, rating a city for public occasions,
the completion o f the club house, ami one which meets with the ap
.one o f the best and most unique proval of the people. We also note
American Legion homes in the that during Mr. Mcro’s adminis
Mate, khe entertainment of tho tration ns post- commander of the
executive, and department com local poet o f the American Lrgioh
manders of the American Legioty that tjie foundation was laid for
in Sanford, at which meeting much, the purpose of bringing the Ktstc
important business pertaining t o 1Convention of Legionnaires lo San
(be American Legion was trans ford In 1027, which wii be of con
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aiiUrabl* benefit to Sanford and
acted and
the
representatives
I b f t n a " f) ’ splendid social erenlng,I Seminole County. We must give
| " f, the present administration full
Ut tb# conclusion of the -meeting,
n credit for the program on Armisby a banquet and dance givsn In
ikstv Kama* lt«r I X . Iaab I l,i,t. 1 hi>* tke Day of tbia rear, which U
formerly unable to establish the
connection of their disabilitcs with
the service in the World War, have
been admitted to veterans bureau
hospitals, according to announce
ment pf the official of The Ameri
can Legion here, which organiza
tion was largely responsible far the
enactment o f the Veterans' Act,
Under a provision of the act, tu
bercular1 and neuro-psychlatrif dis
eases arising before tho first of
January, 1026, art automatically
considered by legal presumption as
hayinf originated in the service.
Four F'lags—John Moloch, First
Street.
pee Flag— Percy Mero, Tenth
fittest.
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One
Flag— Milady’s
Shoppe,
agnolia Avenue.
Two Flags—Mobley’s Drug Store
Park Avenue.
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*. Two) Flags— Montezuma Hotal,
Magnolia Avenue.
One Flsg—M. C. Mosley, 8an
ford| A thiuii*
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One Flag—Emma Miller, San
ford Avenue.
One Flag—M. Nanri*, Sanford
Avenue. ,
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FlamrThe
OuUet. ‘ A tu -
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Mia., ttit,
ons of the host outlined progragif
for celebrating Armistice day in Cypress Avenue;
one Flag—Peaiaeular Electric
the history of the local post of the
A m eriw Legion,
C e,
A m » 9 . ______ ’
bert Stuart’s famous unfl
portrait of George Wash!
the painting “The Spirit of
by Willard, one of the
American war pictures ei
ed, were presented to C. C. V
brecht American Legion Pool 1
through the courtesy of
Halles and R. C. Hopkins,
of Alliance.
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WZR8E8 GIVE HELP,'
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I0RF0LK. Va., Nov. 1C
Nurses’ Poet of The
of pursing tp ;
itributl
�hS I in peace, ye Flanders dead,
T h e fight that you so bravely led
W e ’ ve taken up and we will keep
T rue faith with with you who lie asleep
With each a cross to mark his head
On Flanders Field— ”
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. I lu* ( ity Beautiful” , wish in«this way
i<>n, out* whoe hearted endorsement o f
NKST PHI LIM IT A SON.
K h a i t h Co x .
llcA N O E A IILACK HOTEL.
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WILSON SI'O K CO.
HENRY I! JAMES.
W. S. KN I7.MINGER.
YOW KLL-DREW 0 0 .
ORLANDO C A LILL A O 0 0 .
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NOVEMBER 10,1924
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NATIONAL OFFICERS:
CALVIN COOLIDCF
CHARI.ICS
CL DAWKS (Elect.)
Ice President
CHARLES EVANS llllCHES
cretury of State
ANDREW MELLON
Wetary of Treasury
HUBERT WORK
Secretary of Interior
JOHN W WEEKS
Secretary of War
Attorney-( Ieneral
HARLAN FISKE STONE
CHARLES WILDER
wetary of Navy
p:,Secretary of Commerce
HERDER HOOVER
Secretary of Agriculture Ht'C, II C. WALLACE. <deceased I
HARRY S NEW
Post Master (ieneral
JAMES J. DAVIS
Secretary fo Labor
resid en t
Tax Assessor, Alex Vaughn.
Tax Collector, Jolin D. Jenkins.
Supervisor of Registration. II. C. Dll Hose.
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HOARD OF COI'NTV COMMISSIONERS:
District 1 Boston Steele, Sanford.
District!? John Mt iseb, Sanford
District 9> C. W. KnL'minger. Long wood.
District J H. E. \\ heeler. Oviedo.
District fi E. II. KiMtie, Lmeva.
Attorney for Hoard, Leo. A DeCottes.
HOARD OF Pl ltl.lC INSTRCCTION
District I Fred Williams. Sanford.
District 1! I. J. Hartley, Altamonte Springs.
District '■’> C. E. Harrison, Chairman, ( icitcva.
Attorney for Hoard. Schelle Mailies.
Justice of the Peace:
District I I (I. SI imgtclhiu , Sanford
( "mistidde, E. E. W alker. Sanford.
Distent 2 .1 M Chatter, Long woo* I
( ’onstable. W. A. I,e\t i
District d Theodore A illm, ( K icilo.
( onstable. ,M. 11. Poulson
STATE GOVERNMENT
Sovcrnor Carey A. Hardee (term expires Dee. ;i 1. 1921 )
John W. Martin (term begins Jan 1, ! !»Uf>>
Secretary of State. II. Clay Crawford.
Attorney (Ieneral, Rivers II. Buford.
Coinproller,
Earnest Amos.
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Treasurer, J. C. Luning
Adjutant (Ieneral, J C. R Easter.
Commissioner of Agriculture. Nathan Mavo.
Snpt of Public Instruction, E. S. Cautbon.
Auditor. W. M. Smith.
Ceoligist, Herman tinnier.
( Ihemlst, R. E. Rose
State Senate District lit. M O Overstreet, of ()rland<
f-' i. House of Representative*. J. K L,v lev. of Sanford,
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U. S. Senators: Duncan C. Kloti her, <if Jai ksmn tile;
Park Trammell, of Lakeland.
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CITY OPFICI W.S Ol S W P O R D :
Mavor, l*'oiTes| Lain
Commissioners. Lin. t Lake, y n <'hase,
t J. Marshall
( it> Manager. W If Williams.
* lei k. AiidM<n and \ sc- mii-. J, II Phillips
Ia\ ( oil* n (* 11 . A It red I ’o~-1e l. Ellen HoV, Depot \.
('ll V At torilev , I ,eo A |)*■('. Ut t s.
t hud ol police I! ( , W illiam-’
* Ilie I ol I It e D* pal I lllellt. I i I' PaM oil
( d ’. Engiiii-i ', L r William
< it v Pin ’ i* tan. I 'i W T l.angl, i
Sanitary Ite-p* * l*>r. .laities .M*mi'li!on
.Mima ipal .lull)’. .1 ( . Sharon
If. S. CONGRESSMEN :
District. II J. Diane. Lakeland,
District. It A. (Ireene. Starke
District, J. H Smithwiik, Pensa, ola
District, W. J Sears, Kissimmee
SEMINOLE COI NTV GOVERN MEN T:
County Judge. Schelle Mailies.
Lheriff. < M Hand
Cl* i*l. of the < in till :
( "Uii, \'. E. Douglass.
Sup* r.ntendent of Publn : —
Instruction. T. W. Lauloii
Prosecuting Attorney. E K 11<
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( aunty Surveyor, Fred Williams
( ' o il forCIlCC T o
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STATE .11 IH( I \l__ DISTRICT NO. 7.
Judge, J J. Dickinson, Sanford.
Qtyi .CMiK'^rnim* Ihi* grower* ami ; n "*' \Mih him «u» the ease.
iDpOrJ o f I‘ lot ld;i fruit* and vej»f
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soii-.-t uml le s t m uiM - is to ■
i t hy ttu- r u r r i . r s o f short cars ,|)Bin fe.t tin- w-ouiul with Iniuld ■
t d l permit tie- loading o f o n ly lliuninm- m*<l apply I lie |{*it*>ir.oie' ■
Croles o f celery , a lthough the P o w d er to roinplete tie- healing M
cru to m inim um is ch a rg e d .
j uroeess.
Price lli.|iod| .'ill*. an*- ■
__Rrihillton, o f the G r o w e r s and fl.2*t.
p o w d e r IH)e and lit*. 2
Shippers League, has collected I Sold by Lmnii l'hariuuey
C O M P L IM E N T S O F
Farms
Loans
Rentals
Insurance*
SEMINOLE STEAM LAUNDRY
123 FIRST ST R E E T
Investments
City Property
WOODRUFF & WATSON
Phone 48
, PHONE 175
108 Mag-nolia A v e.
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W e do exceptional work.
Shoes and Clothing
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Rough Dry Service
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L, CHRISENBERRY, Manager
your laundry, both LO SE.”
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o n d a y , N o v e m b e r 10 ,19 2 4
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Star-Spangled Banner
National Flag Can/tnetica, WaihJng/on, D. C., JuntH -is, 1913. and Rtvittd and Bndaftad h f tha Saamd National Plat Confertnea. Washington, May It, n i t
A t M op
GARLAND W. POWRLL, Director, IVM
the Flag of the United States of America
FLAG
crowd
R ag of the United Rates of Amir1 13 horisontnl atripp—7 red and 0
[-the red and white faipra alterant|d a union .which eemUto of white
if' Are points on a lino Add placed
upper quarter new the staff arid
Ing to the lower edhi of the fourth
ipe from the top, IThe number of
i the earns aa the lumber of States
Union. The a u l n or union now
n 11
When l i p of 1hro or more nations
B. When flUpUycd over the middle of When the KUg U displayed on a. amsll
ataff, aa when carried in a parade, mourn
ing it indicated by attaching two I,atreaa-jt
Ins 43 stars arranged in all borirnn|d eight vert lead row*, each atar with
bint upward. On the admiasion of a
into the Union a atar will be added
| union of tho Aug, and sueh addition
take effect on tho 4th day of July
Succeeding much admission. Tho pro
ws of tho Flag aa prescribed by FireOrder of Preaidmt Taft, October 110,
ara aa follows i
On the shore, dimly seen thro’ the misto o f the (lefty,
Where the foe’s haughty host in dread silence rejjoaes, M
What is that which the breeze,--o*4r the tow ering liteep, \
As it fitfully bjov.s, half conceals, half discloses?
Now it catcner. tlie gleam o f the marttlng’S first beflm, -JS
l:i fill! glory reflects now shines on the'stream ;
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SECOND CHORUS
Wis the .^tar-pj'anglod banner, oh M ohr may it wave ...
O’er the land o f the free and Die home o f the bravo. •: i
era <•{ black rrrpo to I he spent head, al
lowing (he streamer* |n lull imtiirully.
t'rr|H. i» used mi the flag staff only by
nrdur of the l‘resident.
14. When used to cotpt n casket, the
Flag ahonld lie placed *o that the uuinii
is at Uie bead sad over thr led uliouliier.
rtf Stag ahophl be> displayed only
sunrise to Aunset, or tietwrwn surb
as may be designated by proper :m
v It should be brnstcil bristly but
I lie lowered slowly and ‘■ereniumrnls
lie Flag should be displayed on all
ud m il state holidays and on Inetonc
^•enil occasions (However, being the
in of our country, it ought to fly
rxlgo ot the sidewalk, the Flag should be
hoisted nut from the building towaid* tbc
jaile uuinii flisk)
H. When the King is di-plsyed In a man
net olhri than by being flown limn a nlafl,
it sbinibl be disjdayed flat, whether in
doors or out. When diHjdayed i-ithei boil
nmlally or viwto-aJly ngimial a wall, I be
union should l*e uppermost ami to the
Hunting of blue, white and re,l sfu iiM !»■
used for eoveiing a apeakur's dixJ*. diajnng
ovur tho flout uf n platform and tor iksw
betwwn the. top and the lad tom of lb*
staff
If local condition* require, dlwr
genre fr-wn this piadUun is l*ermu*ible. On
Memnnsl Day. May Jmh the Flag Is di*
jdayrd nt bslf-ataff from sunrise until
'too,i and at fall staff from noon until
sunset; for tho Nation lives slid the Flag
is Uie symbol of the living Nation.
j 2. FLaga Sown from fixed stalls an;
(ilaewd at half-staff U> indieaU m*driving
When carried in a procession with an
il flag or flags, tbc Flag uf the United
es uf America should bo e.iLlicr on tlie
thing right, i. e., the Flag's own right,
genet at.
Hunting ahiaibt bn
(ben them is u line of other flags, the ration
[ of the United States of America may srranrnd with Lhs him above, tha white in
Uia rnlddia mod tbs m l below.
n front oi tbc coster of that line.
and S u g g e s tio n s : A d d itio n a l P o in ts to B ear in M in d in P a y in g H o m a g e to th e H a 6
lilt.)
I S A L U T E TO N A T I O N A L AN T IIK M
1i h T & w ' t r *
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FOURTH CHORUS
A n d t h e s t n r - . - p a n y l e d b a n n e r in t r i u m p h s h a l l w a v e ? -*#1
O ’e r t h e l a n d o f t h e f r e e a n d t h e h o m o o f t h e b r a v o k
H IS T O R Y O F T H K -F fiA O - T bc A mi'ii.-un Fing in tho tint’d
oldest id till- Natiolinl Stlltldunls o f
Hi,, w orld , older t bun tbc Union
Jack of tlrit im oi the 'l l jnilnr " f
J't iinrc
Til,, fl o g wits fust ittt* hot if «il by
( '*inirr, s* . -littic I-I, IV-i
I h i , tinte
is [low ohservod it ' Flag I>:«>’
thioughoiit kmi-m-n.
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Fori
I lag \s « h first
Slltliv.
ju ,-seiil
f lown
frot t
nil the Site o f the
ci ty o f
Koine, N i ,v 7 or k,
oi August
1777. It was first
under fne three day. Inter in the
linltle of ( 0 iskiiuv , August d. 177 7
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Wlion our land is illum'd w ith liberty's cry,
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If a foe from within strike a blow at her glory,
Down, down with the traitor that darest to defile ’
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The flag o f her stars am; the page o f her story ; (
ii\ the millions unolmin’d who our birthright have gain’d
We will keep her bright blazon forever uiistpin’d.
TH IRD CHORUS
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And the atnr-Spnififled banner is liium ph doth wave
O'er ti’ C land o f the free and the home o f the brave.
t h u s bt* it t:v tT w h e n f r e e m e n s h a l l s t a n d
H y l w i ’pii t h e i r l o v e d h o m e a n d t h e w a r ’ s d e s o l a t i o n ,
H lo si w i l l i v i c t ' r y a n d p o n e e , m a y t h e J t f i t t v ’ n r e s c u e d lani
P r a i s e l In- I’ o w T t h a t h a t h m a d e a n d p r e s e r v e d u s i\ N atlO i
T h e n c o iH jt i e r w e m u s t , w h e n o u r c a u s e it is j u t t t ,
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A n d t i n s b o , o u r m o t t o , " I n C o d is o u r l r u s t , ” *• L
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tion of honor, at the speaker's right
It
should never !»' tired io cover the api n k n ’*
it (width) of flsg__
clear to the [wok of Pie statf ntUess Wte1
disk or to dxaj.il over the front of the
(length) of flag____
Flag is at half stair. (When Uie Flag is
platform.
suspended over a sidewalk from a rope,;
it (width) o f uriinn
II. When u*c,l in connection with the
extending from a bouse to a ]xdc at Uie
root
(longtli) o f union
unveiling of u Maine or immuiDunt, the
Tlie Flag slmubl not be Inwerm Into the
Flag should fm in a distinctive feature dur
th of each stripe___
grave or allowed to touch tlie ground.
nrter of atar_______
The casket should bv carl led (isit first.
IS. When the King is displayed In tbr
body of the church, it sboiild be from a
CODE O F T n F . n . A O
staff placed in 1bc jsi.it iun of lionor at tbc
of the United Ktate* of Americn, the U t
ioiigregalion’s light »» the) laic tbc cl, r
irv are certain fundamental rules of ter sLould be st tbr center or ut tbu bighgynutu. I lie suit ice ting, t bv Ntulc flag or
Iry wbicb, if uiu1ithI>;*h[ gcacrnU). est jaMiit of tbr group
I indicate the (iroj.i r metlmd of dm
6. When 11 gs u( Stales oi cities ot |>enL the Flag of the l lilted Mtatea of
Ir*. Tla> matter t>erv«uea a very sim- nsots <it societies me flown on the same
halyard with the Flog of tlie United Stales
Lr if it m kept ill muni liral the Flag
of America, tbc latter rbolibi always lx* at
iraU tbu living country and m itaelf
the (leak. When flown li.eii adjacent stalls
l«ed as a living tiling. The union of
tbe Flag uf the Fluted --tiUes of America
isg i" tho honor point; tho right arm
sword arm and themforo the point
lgir and ben re* the plant of boaor.
r;'*.TanS,,a r ^ , n ^
mt 1o uuITsvw, should n s°
O’er tho ramparts we w .tkhcd, v/cra.ao gallantly alrean^
ing,
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Am! the rocket's vet I giare,'tho Jbr»mbfi b u n tin g In air, ®
vfttVt* p i o jf ti.rouffh the night that o a r fla g was still titer#
FIRST c h o r u s ; - v Oh, say, does the st.n-spanfcluMjunher >‘ut waVc ,
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O’er the lnrnl o f the free and the home o f the brnife,
i
,d H
an eaat and wr*l atrect or to the east in
a north and afitilh atrect.
flig» ahnulti lie of approximately equal
10. When need on a apsaker’a platform,
Inlcrnatiunal usage forbid* the di* th* Flag, If dl*pl>*vptl flat, ahonld li* dis
on tho right, the Flag** own right, and iU l‘laj- of iho flag of,-one nation obova that played above and behind the c|»raker. If
•taff ihould be in front of the >UH o( the of another nation in lime of peace.
flown from a eulT it ahoutd bo in the jh.*i
other flag.
7. When llie Flag i» displayed from a
4. When a number of fla p of State* or *la/T projecting lion routs Ily or at an angle
cities or pennants of societies are grouped from the window till, balcony or front ol
and displayed front stafla with the Flag building, the union of the FLig should go
T O T O E FlJVG
O h , e \ y , c a n y »£ i fi e o j by tm njbdhl’fl ei; K y i i s j i t ,
* ’3
V V h u t,^ :) i ^ 6 u a i i ? ' M u I u y l o f ! at tpi» t
W ho>C' b v n 'u a i f i J,ipe.,» ami b r i n h l “titan-,'t h r o u g h t n e p o n l o u a
flig h t,
o <
‘ 5 s s 3A a r s
.r a t
1. Tii>t jimm nth. n m I»»y. W
by PT4KIk-IfttkOD of th* Cl^f*n»or rfNJRHMlMJ
i n , th»t K i M DflT b* ob**TTvwl by
Anliwim. ro4»laimi Uh |-.Milan unlit th»
t , „ a i h .1 «f ll«* lUllsd Ctato •!
i m lain
All ulXnrv «h.uld slniJ SI *1 b u , , ^
.Lnesa 1 wWU uni I
tmttolik Ltt«o rtiu«Ttn# th*
w®* a
dhi*/
Malt
nim yiM
tStaRUy*»4L ll>« r«fnUr
a _________
« L ^ i I 4 p r ^ r l d R m m • • »-
-
srSiir I.V ti*. «Wpi*7 <r Ih« m*t <.f it- iiait-i
t h e s h ie l d
tao visa" *h.uw L* ^ w
Um;
ir?»u
F E D E R A L F L A G LA\T7
Htsls- uf sissrtca and In aurti uin*r war* •*
will l«« ill h m u w i wllS U» s-aiu-al r.t si Mlw
u< th- (Inf.
t. Tl*al Ha Vth« W » • tlnflart Blata* wf
Anon* * to dlavtarsd «« ,ll» >w»1D adnilalaLiatlan I.aiVJ.ua #f svacr v-uic lu-tllwUaa
1. Thsl Iha rtaa at ft.- Unll-d Btalaa af
Aturlra silk Stan or *a*e-u v* pea. Ue*I
S>r avary srhuoUvauws and 1!•-1 Ik, Flaa tAkSBlarw*! txrlsi auhuol Jar* o»«bar tnun a
i Z u I -r In Csekanvaol waativar. wltlila U»
other flag should be al the left of tbc mil
gregalmn. It in the <liuii*vl »»r mi the
plnlfoi 111. the I Uj.1 1*1 (lie Failed Slates of
Vniericn sb.nild l>« | * t ■■■I *-n tte clergy
inaii's right ns le i e » - 11,» eongregatmu
mul the other Ihigs at los b it
lit When tin- i lag is in such a condition
th.it it ia rtu longer n lit ting emblem lei
displav, it sbonhl net be east aside or used
ill any way that might l«e viewed as dls
re»|N-rifiit to the National •'•lor**, but
, bout I be deal rnnal is a w hole privately,
pielerutlly b.l tilill'ing
I'1 —'llo olte I
melbiai in twynuonv with tbw ni*>rence and
leejs-et we owe to the emblem H ]'resellting
oiu tkiuiitiy
C A ll H O N S
1 fai not |a-rm11 dims (••'<'I to be shown
to llie Flag ol Uie IInitisl Mates of Ames
lea
I! Ihi not di|i the flo g of tils I 'niUsI
Mtietes ol Aiiiertca to any jxitsoa or sny
thing
Die tngiuiejitnl 'sil-ir. Stale (tag.
org.uiimtlon or inalltuUoaal flag sill idi
der this b<*vior.
3. l>o not display tho I'lsg with the
union down nifcjrl as a siiinsl of ilinliae4 lhi liut (dare mu other flag ur (wn
uant ataive or. if on tlie name level, to the
right of Uii' Flag of the lUilUsl Stair's of
Amexica6. I hr not lot the Flag lourh tbu ground
or the Has. or Ixull in the water.
fl (>** not plsi-o any object or emblem of
any kind on or above the Flag of the
United Stales of America.
7 |hi tail use the Flag as drapery in any
form whatsoever. I aa, bunting uf bins,
whit* amt ml.
H. l*o U»l fasten tbu Flag in suck man
ner aa will permit It to la- easily turn.
0. lHr net drn(*o the Flag over the beard,
>, sides or hark uf a wJucJn, err of a
Iruart tialn ur ls>aL When the Flag la
diapiajcxl on a motor car. Uit staff should
be affixed firmly to the uha-vus, or damped
Ur the radiator cap.
10 I>U nut display Uie Flag on a float la
a (asrade n u p l from a staff.
II flu not use the Flag aa a uwaring
for a ixiiling.
IV- l»o not carry the Flag fl^t or bar!cun tally, hut always aloft and ftvss.
IS. l*o not use the King as a porUua H
a watusie ov of as athletic uniform. Da
not fanlnoYisr it upon cushions or besot
kiechid* nor print it aa pa|«r mqiklns or
boxna
14. T>o not put lettering of any kind up
on the Flag.
IS. r*o not use tho Flag in any form ot
ailwLiaing nor fasten an advartiahig sign
to a polo from winch tho Flag is flown.
1
IS. Do not display, UM or stora tbs Flag
in such a manner as will psamti it tn ba
easily aaUod or dsmaga i
i
S
innl hlutu.a; u h ilc a atar should t>4
It'ltleif |.)r •■ill'll 1 Ilt-ceeding ' lUttk
i< tin Jaw o f todny,
I hr flnj- -.ijis first carried in b o t -
tl< m (he Jlrnndywitie, Scptembar,
II. 1.77. It first flew over foreig n
t i»i it.iry -Innnary k’H, 1778, nt N»|*
mui , It.ihatna Isltuuiit; F ort Nassau
h it ing lieen ruplured by tip*
An i M, auit in the course of tho War
(oi "ult-pentlfmcff, The f i r t t fois'
i ii' h *nlute to the flag was renderid bv tlie French Admiral La Mot>
te I’ iiiuct, off Quibernn liny, Feb*
rtiurv l-l. I77H.
lb , flag first ruse over thirtooni
-tides a long the Atlantic seaboard^]
- tli a pu|iulation o f sotuo throb
million penjde.
Todny It’ fUtth
over toriy eight states extending
lo i o - s the continent, and over groat
isInmlM o f the tw o oernns; and bno
one bund rial nitd thirty nilHlonjI
" « e it nllegiiitiee.
It has been
Innught to this promt position b]f
■'V, and nacrifirn. Citiixena havo
advr.iiieil it and heroes have dint
for i'
It is tlie sign mndo visible
o f the strong spirit that h«a
hnnielif liberty and prosperity to
the people o f America. It is Iho
Mug * f all o f us alike. T,et us ncs
cent d honor and l o y a l t y , ' '
' r*.(jfl
olio t" ih'i ide till e\|iiesslon of
o il
ei luneiil. You may tdnnId 1•o , o the tdroil mol stu gger
dn.ill * o iii public plai t's, mul ihc
by -! linden* Wll Hot pay nun h ntleiitloti lo y o u ; but if you should
, i t down on your knees mu I prny
•*> vHi ighty (bid **i if you should
bill elniiiii-d while It rolnpillty
.*: **I*I ..Idlers inarches by with
flnp
i
i In* bre* re, some people
will ill,id, Fiat you nre sh ow ing off.
Hoi d di't you iiiind' i When Obi
till ly co.ties nlollg, suiute, mill le!
(brio flunk wild! they pl« i'.i>e( Wilt tl
von lie.,) the blind jduy "T h e Slat
'-(ilinglod l l a n n o e i vvbvr y* i are
in ii resiuraal ■ i hotel dining loom
get u p e v e i il ) iii ri*,e iihnn , xl,,tul
then Uni don't l e tisbli'iud - ! 1
mum iiiiuxtico.4 yet umonff US,
nmny sciisolc.is and cruel cuatont*
of lbe (Hist still eliuglllg to US, blit '
tin- onlp hot* of lighting thd
« longs t)f men lius in tho feolinR
produced in our bosoinx ,by th* <
sight of that flag.
Other flogs menu a gtortoua
past, this flag n glorious futupv, rIt is nut so much the flog of o u H
fnlliers hi it is the flng o f out
children, mul uf nil childrqn'a chlU '
dreii yet unborn. It iq the flag a t
tomorrow. It is the signal of th* j
“ (iood Time Coming." It la not
the flng of your king—it ia th* :
flog of yourself and of all your
neighbors.
a i /t t U
Don’t bo ashained when - •your •inout chokes ntni the tear* come.
Yotit flag stands for huiiuinily
for no eijuul oiip'<rtuiii<y t.i a!l
soiia of muti. Of eourto v e lmvi i»'‘
il lived vet
ti'nl j, al; it.vie uie
7 7 - ^ . r a r<frlJr- 4. , s . M a - o t t h . V n tttd S u t o t « t t m * U » < m d n t b »
Oeoide. The conference constitute I
itself a permanent body, so that
modifications in the rules can be
n ude if this proves desirable. The
rules us given are from the final
corrected draft of the code as
brought out of the conference. Le
gion posts will f*r«l tho rule* and
diagrams worth culling to the no
tice o f school pupil* and cituen*
generally.
Singer Sewing Marhinea
*1erum fit Hull
w . i i . M cF a r l a n d
Your health depend* qn good
water. There is none better than
Silver ljike Springs Co. water
which you can get by culling phone
50.—Adv.
SEM INOLE F l'R COrhutile 1Hi-VV . am I.M-I l>< "I.
Fresh
Oysters
DAILY
Fruit* and Vegetable*
Reason
Hcascnub'o lines
ROYAL F R l’ lT Hi.
Nrxf la YVrslrra
I ul»u
Buy a
CLARK JEW EL
G as R an ge at
Ball Hardware Co
I pledge allegiance to the Flag
SIGNS YOU CAN BELIEVE IN
If your breath is hud and you
have spells of swimming in the
head, poor appetite, constipation
and a genera! no-account feeling,
it la a sign y ° ur livcl‘ ^ torpid.
The one really dependable remedy
for nil disorder, in tha H w , atomach and bowels la Ilcrbine. It acta
powerfully on the liver, strengthena
digeation, purifie* tho bowela and
restores a fine feeling ^ energy,
vim and cheerfulness. I nc# Wc.
Sold by Union Pharmacy.
A r e Y ou
Economical?
$25.00 D ow n— $15.00 Per M onth
Rebuilt furniture
Looks Like New
Reasonable Price
We Imvo IoLh located in every section o f the city,
Our prices arc right, and you can't beat the terms.
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5-room Bungalow in the exclusive r$
idential section. Beautiful shrufcber;
Eastern exposure, paved street cqi
ner lot 70x120 with room to bull
sm all bungalow if so-desired. $1000.(
cash balance sixty dollars per monti
. ,* ^ ;.E e 'F ,
Save by Buying from
USED FU R N ITU RE CO.
7
Wclnka Building
Try A Herald W a n t A d For R esults
108 Magnolia Ave
Rhone 48.
L A N E ,
,
R E A L E ST A T E A N D INSURANCE
PHONE VS------ OPICB 601-1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
�Service
Quality
D ough B oys W ho Know How tp Bake Only .the
B E ST M AD E Fnncy I’ nutrioH, Cakes,
PIES AND ROLES
C O M P L IM E N T S O F
The Florida Vegetable
Corporation
BUTTERNUT AND MILK BREAD
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A .
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Cleanliness
Courtesy
A Grower Controlled, Non-Profit,
Shipping Organization
Boys Make This Your
1 18 Park A v e
W E
Headquarters
While in Town.
C A R R Y
We’ll Know
You All—
® A com plete line o f Staple nnd Fnncy Groceries.
N A T IV E A N I) W E STE R N M E A TS
Fresh Fruits nnk Vegetables
Fresh Oysters
M O T T O 1— Service and Quality
W e Deliver
1III-: REX ALL STOKl
THE HONE OF GOOD
THINGS TO EAT
May Peace and Prosperity
r
Prevail Forever
STORE’S FAMOUS MEATS
AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS- INC.
PAY CASH
PAY LESS
SANFORD DIVISION
Stoke' Market
The Largest In Seminole County
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A .
�PAGE
THE SANfrORD HE
OOAHD B action
|8 I>ationls|
l rvice Men
Applications
F d . C.r Nov. 10
[jce men with a
|ive tuberculosis
h, 1925, make ap|nited States Vet'that date, they
lefit of that proid War Veterans
Ich provides that
active tuberculo•atnient for their
the information
It United States
here to rehabili■ The American
nination to thouveternns in conrjon’s Rehnbilitn-
I'llOTESTED.
LAWRENCE. Kan., Nov. 1 0 -
u Z
th° rul,nK of ‘ he
Nebraska Illiteracy
Commission h. « n ,
^ ° f educ“ ‘ ion that
wiih the Bupport o f the American
I^Jjlon, State Teachers Associntiwi and other organizations will
mike a thorough survey o f the 01 i he American I civinn nni
styte to determine the best way to committee appointed to pr^tn"
rmuce illiteracy to a minimum and objections to the board. The Lee
tci provide some plan for the
‘*rClar" ,hat ‘ m S S a E
twining and useful employment of she
c L , U w r » n«
memorial
high
school wn, made possible largely
Uw deficients.
lapse tt was dedicated to the
fin this latter regard it was de
" f *h,‘ fallpn *n the World
c k e d : “ It is not the intention of
unpatriotic for the
tye Commission, when it ascertains K,-h i 1
tie number o f illiterates, to reduce [ W 1* not “ > ^ closed Armistice
them in number by extermination
cr to recommend that they not be !
itnployed around newspaper offic- I
<s. but to recommend some plan
.or training them.According to the cctibus of 1920
:here were 13.7K4 illiterates in N e
braska. The census bureau classi
fies ns illiterate “ any person ten
years of age or over who is un
able to write in any langunge. not \
necessarily English, regardless of
Ability to read. ”
r Tv ^
tei
lint? out: "There
ml time many
, of men throughrhn have been ratbureau at less
on arrested tuber- and these men should by nil
■bronchitis. It is
it n Inrge number
ivc. since their
ind rating by the
ictivtf tuberculnrs,
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., Nov.
10.— Traveling 6,500 mllca to east
his vote, in keeping with the Am
erican Legion’s program to “ ant
out the vote” Frederick W. B.
Coleman, a Legionnaire and anAmerican diplomat arrived at hia
home here recently.
Mr. Cole
man ia a unique among American
diplomats in that he ia minister to
three foreign countries at once, re
presenting Uncle Sam in Latvia,
Esthonia and Lithuania.
Hi*
chief kick against that trio o f na
tions is thnt in none o f them can
he purchase pancakes or com on
the cob. two of hs favorite Yan
kee dishes.
BiOTICK TO rnF.DITOllfl
In
Court
«f Count? Jndvfi
C ount?, KlorMn
In lit*: E i t a t f
o f 8 a m P h i l l i p * . dP-
Cf* ftHi'Cl.
L
•
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•
.
Exclusive Gowns, Millinery
and Accessories.
T o nit C r e d it o r * , 1« K a t r e * , P l i l r l ’*
htitor*.
it nil
ut I perR on*
h av in g
cl*ltn*
ni cnli tM
n h Ii I
entitle.
Y o u nrnt fitch iif y o u , fir# h e rittF
n o t i f i e d a nd re iiu lr vd to pr*»PrPt a n y
r In I fi in ittid tl r*mnniln, %% la!«.*Bi f o n , or
I'ltlirr o f you, m a y t m v r n if u ln a !
i hi- Kata If* o f Ham P h illip * . t|ivcra*e*I<
hit** o f tint C o u n t y o f He m i n ole, F l o r
ida, to t lie unt lrntlg n««<!. 11- M F a r fiw ny, n d m l n l n t i n m r o f mild ratal**
w illif ti t w o vi-jirn f r o m tin* iltttr lie re of
Dated
Ot-tohrr
I 2t h
The Post O ffice is next door to us
S A N F O IU ), F L O R ID A
1 24
It M iAUAWAV.
A d m I Hint r a t o r .
SANFORD FLORIDA
III new cleaning plant o f the
very way.
Modern
W e respectfully
it your patronage.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
1he Sportsman Slore
117 Park Ave.
SANFORI), FLORIDA
C O M P L IM E N T S OF
HlOBit £1®
The Prescription
The L argest Furniture Store in
Central Florida
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A .
.
C O M P L IM E N T S O F
|at 110 East 2nd Street, with
tt type machinery.
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LONG DISTANCE TO VOTB.’
PHONE 10
Kwill soon be in our new loca-
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cttvaifll
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THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, NOT
10,1924
him instructions fdr the lest com
munique to be. Issued—the decisive
communique in which was to be
chronicled the eftd of thet greatest
struck' in h istoric < '*>■
At thretr uVltrck- thfe telephone
mont lo PcUli. Th. p n cr.H .-k
It, glanced at it in the light of the ■
Jets
[ilnuci in:.' tlcu h C il. r*otl .
.................
• i
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IMhrough. When ho hdil finished {J
Ikj took his pen, umi wait a flourish J|
signed his full name—Philippe J■
o ' " i f f 1"-
Th" ; - - * » . • « “ * * ■ * * • I
more Picrrcfeu’s c«r set out, cou rs-! b^ Ur^ rWurhinc it, he scrawled n t 'g
inc slowly through crowds of do- 'the bottbih:
;‘g
lirltuiit (net rymohera. In evrry v ll-1 "f'arm o pour cnuuc dc victoire”—
I this time Pierrefeu wns a second ln“ u
t°Wltkpeol»lji Wert dhneine |o cjq sfr<l. 0n account of victory." il!
lieutenant, and it was un a Moc,hc •;.tfLcct8; * °,di<F * nJ v> j I - - ....... -___ (8
„ cheering ami
om| lieutenant that, on November I*l.l t( 111
wor®11, HllH, he wrote the’ moat nromen- winging. “ wins n.nee o'clock, before
Sim m ons Siberia
tous ronnnnni(]ue of the wlmlc ’‘^''uuurk ra at proving wan reacjiwar. and the last one to be aent out 4,1‘
,
. ' . y , y-,
R efrigerators
from French general headquarters
1 trrrefeu hurried to his office
All that week,, he told me, rum- 11,1,1 « r(*,u ,
Inst communique,
at
ors were circulating every hotir ^,l’’ general had returned but was
Ball H ardw are Co.
A hundred limes in the’ fir s t-tw o Ii ot at 1,ls
.. An inipninijitu
days of November bad.thq-GerHtftns 4,1, liri,t,un ,uu ^e,in "n^nged by
i :i|ntulated. On the evening <if
lr,,op*’ u? d tho chiof wn!4
- * ■- •
"id I'ieirefeu........
win stojfpqd.
iticsT.
The n |„,x in the theatre. It wan a small
T ry Sm ith's B arber
stairway by General Bnat,.Pctoin’.s i movilicial theatre, dirty, barren,
Ldiefal’s face "•rl-v* w*lh
t*u' "eat* out save in Shop fo r good barber
chief of staff. The geiiefal'a
was illumined, his liandk w e r o ,'1"'
,U,4 H vnBt croml 8,T * '
trembling.
*
‘ A-> * (lilg Ifr the pit am] tho galleries. work. Ladies welcome.! g
108 Parke Ave.
‘Tm going to give you some big 1,1 tll(' JKl-’t *'ut Petaln with Boat
«
news.” he said.
’’The GermauJ and half a dozen other generals nt- N e x t to V aldez.
—
Ijiive resolved to «Hk foj- in atmOw ! ,nt,ltd
Hendquartent.
■
*ice. Yes. yes, it is true this time. 1 A !lwWl1w 1T ? ‘ rtdldnif
k i: n t
nuY
- SELL —
A dispat, h from Berne tells us that f* 1 rrowded 1,is wuy !n
rim ii- 111 Mill
thev have made advances to t h e '............ ,ukon lo
" »*0X.
■
.Swiss government asking it to act !l’ "” "'"Ped to worm post the staff
T Y P B W R IT K R S
a
, liners with their elegant capes
its an intermediary."
H. S. C O M )
,ii.| huts with g ilr arid braid and Hunfont Itatik K Ti n«i i'>iiii|inn|
The news spread through tho big handed the hastily-scrawled d ocu -1
I'himr vsa
chateau that housed headquarters.
Soon caniji a mcHsuge to announce c” : ---- —
— '' '
-'=r^ = = c- 1- ------ — —^
that the Germans had asked Ureali n m i u i m iiiia in k ia iiia a ia M iN H H iM t iB iii,,
dent Wilson to name terina for an “
Aimisiice, and that lie Imd advised
them to address themselves to
Mar-haI Koch. For several days
the French general staff devoted
themselves to drawing up the terms
of an armistice, and su severe were
the terms that general opinion was 1
that the Germans would never mcept the entidit ions.
But the French staff was wrong.
The morning of tin- eleventh, at
nine o clock, a telephone call runic
from the advanced post at Chan
tilly, requesting Lieutenant I’ ierre
feu He left in a nir immediately,
and arived at Chantilly to find Re
tain at breakfast. The general wns
setting out for i aris, and told
I’irrtcfeti that in an hour the
Xrnustiee would be signed and the
w a r W o u l d he over
lie then gave
fly John It. Tunis
W in American Legion Weekly)
Shut yeur eyes for n minute and
marine yourself once ngnin n curkiral o f Infantry. You have been
TRANSLATION
TRANSCRIPTION
rounded and, after leaving the hos
In the fi2d month of a war
Au n2me mo is d‘ unc guerre
pital, have been sent to the replace
without precedent in history,
ment camp at St. Atgmnn. You
dnns precedent dnns P histoire,
the French Army, with the aid
arc handed travel orders nnd wake
Pnrmee frnnrnise. nvoc 1’ aide
o f the Allies, has achieved the
up In twenty-four hours to find
de sen nllies, n com-uinnir In dedefeat of the enemy.
(yourself hi G. H. t)„ still a doughfaite
do I’ ennemi.
Our troops, animated by the
s/boy corporal. A general officer is
Nos troupes, unimees tin plus
purest
snirit of sacrifice ami
.looking up at you. He says:
pur esprit de sacrifice, donnont
giving during four years o f un
^ "Oh, yeh, you’re n newspaper
interrupted fighting a sublime
pendant quatre annees de com
man, nren’t y o u ?? Well, you are
bats ininterrompus i’ example <1
example of endurance and hero
. t o write thr offictnl communique
une heroisme quotlnlicn, ont
ism daily, have fulflled the
beginning this evening.’
task confided to them by the
rempli la tnehe pile leur avail
’ ^“ T h is'is what actually happened
mother country, in**cting at
confiee In Patrie, tanlot support
'to Jean de Pierrefeu, n French
trmi- with indomitable energy
ant avee une enercie imlomplJournalist, who went with his regi-; nble les assntits de I' ennemi.
the enemv n-snults and at other
merit at the start of the fighting in
times thi m«e|ves attacking thus
tontot att«(iuant idles monies
1014 and was wounded in one of
bringing victory,
et forgunt In victoire.
•the first battles in Lorraine. He |
Thev have, after a decisive
Kites ont apres une offensive
I-- .recovered from his wound and was j decisive de qualry inois bousrule
offensive of four months, thrown)
aent to French G. II. Q. at Chan-1 bnttu et je t e , Hors do Frances
into disord r. beaten and thrown
out ol France the powerful
a StI tillv. where he was told that from I In pulssaittu unpeg nllemande et
‘then on lie was to be one of the) l‘ ont fontrhlnte n demunder In
German Ailin'. They have com
pelled it to beg for pcrtce. All
pnix. Totrte* les conditions exihost widely read authors in the
the eomlnions required for the
igeen -poar ,ln suspension des
'World.
suspension of hostilities having
hnatiliUe* ^nvnnt etc acceptees
' ' “ 'I met Jean re Pierrefeu nt Cap
been ai seated by tin* enemy, an
par I’Venncmi. l'nrniixtiee est
d ’Antibes Inst winter. Antibes is
armistiie lame into force this
enlrr
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m V* '
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tfhi
n a nnmll villa, doing a daily*cob time pattjpihjjlj;* A puragrripF*' W'ns >the entire front."
ttmn for n Parisian newspaper and ; written,,
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working on his books. He is small,
i ‘ ‘ m iminnpie attempteii by .lean de
twenty tltjivfi. "I ^ '
With grent power written in bis
l iernli Hemiipnirt
tttnilieiy PictM'lm.
face, his nose still bearing the) Then the ipiydipo
n - iiinvnl ti--in t haiitilly to ( ‘mu
‘ scars received from the shrapnel' actiity that most scii'iiivi bam piegin- ami then from ( ‘nitipeigne
ten years ago this summer. Sitting meter of modern wai llow to ti ll t > 11ri■■in-, lie followed. Hath day
. oa the stone porch of bis little villa what bombarded zone •lioiild lo- hi- ilti i up in a couple of para
Ith the sea stretching out before lip'lltllled III t h e innlst of tile detail I'tuphs tii" events of tile previous
and the snow-white peaks of l*i1 neroUnts. Here J epi i s t i l filing, Iwentl t- H limils and submitted
Maritime Alps behind, be told j There filing mi advaiti it! p**-■tthem to the general in chief. (In
ihe o f his feelings that wet after- W'li*. that important enough to men rei elvim* the lattei'- signature he
Jv ftoon at Chantilly au the door shut tion? Inti Thill lent ncti\ii>, lieaiv gave them to 1lie members of the
and he was left alone to write the activity. Ilml it la t•.I all hour pre“ ., who t*'leplloni'd them to till'
message for which an entire mi or six hoiii"'' t'ai 1 * •warn l » - | o i e
h i m paper--, .loffre left, Nivelte
i bis eyes, In l o a d
pan with de
< tion was waiting.
took niMiiiitgiil, \ivelle fill fr-'in
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faXoi and 1'itaiH succeeded
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to him oil which had been wntten
lie 11 ied I....... t be g< net ul l a 'I.
III e l l II III- r ll ief of t a f I .
*tbo reports from each army bead nd vi ce
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uni these ten sheets lie was >up. o n e se, l or d to I,,, a i d e I 1 h e l p liliil,
: pOsed to Mimmurizc in n few sen- T w i i I t i i i t i e u m e n n d w e n t , t h e n
‘ fences ail account of the principal t h r e e . At la t t| w a h a l f p a s t
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“Service Above S e lf' means serving those kindred organ
izations which are dedicating themselves to a wo r l d
brotherhood, a new and fresher bond of fellowship, a
truer relation in business, industry and commerce.
In extending warm greetings to you hundreds of Legionaires, representing the flower of Florida and the Nation’s
manhood, the City Commission bids you a typical Sanford
welcome—a welcome that will aid us all in arriving at a
mutual goal—
FORREST LAKE.
S. <>. CHASE.
C. J. MARSHALL
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[In-American Legion Weekly)
liut your eyea for a minute and
ino yourself once again a curo f infantry. You have been
rndod nnd, after leaving the hos
pital, have been sent to the replacesent camp ot St. Airman. You
handed travel orders nnd wake
Up in twenty-four hours to find
- yourself at G. II. Q„ still a tloughr/boy corporal. A general officer is
looking up at you. He says:
",jj "Oh, ych, you're a newspnper
than, aren't you ?T Well, you are
to write the official communique
|}i«ginning this evening,'
; Thia^is what nctually happened
'to Jean cie Pierrefcu, a French
Journalist, who went with his regi-i
m ent ot the start o f the fighting in
.1914 and was wounded in one of
the first battles in Lorraine. He I
f *ecovered from his wound nnd wns .
sent to French (J. II. Q. at C h a n - 1
him in s tr u ctio n f « r the last com- moot to PeUln. The general took
munique to be. Issued— the declslvo it, glanced « t it in the light of the
communique In which was to be gfth Jets spluttering dverhetid, rend
chronicled Uifc end o f thet greatest It^through, When he had finished
sttuglti 111 history; »
jho took his pen, and wltii a-flourish
I At three o'elbclt- thfe telephone signed hi» full minie— Philippe f*
' ul,,,ouVCod
t5 « nf rul , ? a* ! Potain. Then, nf, ah afterthought, f
, returning dlrectjjr.to Provlfts. O nce'
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ing slowly thrmigtl crowds of do- the butlbiit:
lirlium incrrymoUeru. In every vll- j “ Fermo pour endue de vietoire"— .X
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j this time Pierrefcu wns a second lam- the townspeonjd Were dhneing, ..0)tlsW|. ()„ nccfjunl of victory."
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It was h:n« o ’clock, before i
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Sim m on* Siberia
toils eommuniipie o f the whole hi-wlquttrU-ra at I rovins wns reaep-
TH E LAST CO M M U N IQ U E
T R A N S L A T IO N
In the f»2d month o f a war
without precedent in history,
the French Army, with the aid
o f the Allies, has achieved the
defeat of the enemy.
Our troops, animated by the
purest spirit o f
sacrifice and
giving durinir four years of un
interrupted fighting a sublime
example o f endurance and hero
ism daily, have fulfill'd the
task confided to them by the"
mother count tv.
tm-eling
at
time- with indomitable energy
the eno-uv a-vault . and at other
times tin m«elves attacking thus
bringing victotv,
‘I hev have, after a decisive
offensive of four mouths, thrown
into disord r. beaten and thrown
out ot Fiance
the
powerful
(ieimnn Atmv. They have com
pelled it to ben for ptrtce. All
the conditions repaired for the
suspension of hostilities having
h. •i n aiiepteil by thu enemy, me
armislai- i nine into force this
itioimrti' at eleven o’clock.
TRANSCRIPTION
Au r)2mo mois ii* une guerre
ilnns precedent dans I* hisloire,
I’armce fmiicnisc, avec I' aide
de sos allies, n ronromnic In de
lude do P ennomi.
N«>s troupes, uni moos dn plus
pur esprit do sacrifice, dnnnnnt
pendant «|untre nnnees de romliats ininterroinpus I' example d
une heroisme qiintufii-n, ont
rempli la taehe tpie lour nvait
ennfiee la Patrie, lanlot support
ant avec une energie indnmptalile les assnuts de I’ ctincmi,
tnntot atfaquunt dies memos
et forgunt la victolre.
Kilos ont npres une offensive
decisive do qu/itrp nmis bousculo
Imttu et iete hors do Frances
‘ illlv. where he was told that from I In puissaAta, nrmoe tdlomunde ot
"Then on he wns to he one of the) I' nnt tV»ntHi1nta n demander In
puix. ToiltMt Irs cnnditlojrs cxlfoost widely read nulhors in the
igetm pour .la suspension des
'W i d .
hnutiliUea -nyant etc accepters
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Jron re Pierrefcu nl Cnp
par 1'Vwjncmi. Parmistica est
/itKAntiben Inst winter. Antibes is
entrr Thfjvignur, re, mating «
a.lmalt neck o f land juttuur out inon 7.0 &«uxpji.
the blue Meditterraueau between
war. and the last one to he nent out
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from French gcnunil headquarters
I ierrefeu hui ried ,to bis office
All that week,Tie told me, rum- 11,1,1 wrote the I*»t communique,
ors were eirvululing every -hotir. i *nu general had returned but was
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T Y P B W R IT IC R S
Swiss gnvernmeiit asking
net !|, managed to worm past the staff
..itieera with their elegant capes I
^ I’O N l )
as an intermediary."
.... . hats with g i l r n m t braid and
HuIlforrt ^
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•in an n|
The in-in spread through the hig haniteil tire hastily•Amivvleri tlocui*hmir - 2Tt
chateau that housed headquarters.
Soon came a message to announce
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ N■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
that the Germans had asked Presi ■ n MNUUMN m p .
dent Wilson to name terms for an
A i misfire, and that lie hail advised
them to address themselves to
Mar■■•hiil Fnch. l-'-ir several days
1the French general staff devoted ,
' themselves to thaw mg tip the terms
of an armistice, and so severe were
the terms that general opinion wu« '
that the Germans would never nr
rept I lie mndilinns.
Hut the French staff was w-rorfg
The mnfnuig of the eleventh, at
tune o'clock, a telephone call came
from the advanced post ill Chan
t illy . requestilig Lieutenant Pierre
fen. II*- left m a i ar immediately,
and arived at Chantilly to find Pe- j
tain at breakfast. The general was
■-elting out for laris, anti told
F irm feu that in tin hour the
\ i mistier would lie signed and the
Wat Would he over
lie then gave ;
O pening
n '11111
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K e f riff orators
n. w<." he said.
"The g S m aifi 1’in' h? lf n l,,o i e " ° thar Penerals at j i Y e j k L l O > U I U C / . .
have remd vud to risk foh i n nrrnttv* i ,I,,lu ^
lU-ailquartera,
. w -—_ _
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lice. VeT, yes. it is true this time. 1 . A a,,ld,Ier
r6c‘ V n,r
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A disp.... I. from Herne tells us that j <■ < ' rowded his way In and Insisted H U I
M.
W atch
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“ " I 1' * ’
4 'l i i & i
chi. r .,f staff. The gtTieraivkce 1ujrly.
,,*rly- with
v/'lh **n tl,e
out l,avc \nIShop fo r Rfood barber
was illumined
Ids ltiandi.1 u,*!.,, the boxes, and n
ft vast
vaBi crowd sstand
tand-|
_
_
.
'trembling.
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, , ‘.Vs
*h®
Hitd tho ga lleries., WOrk. LodlCH Welcome.
"I ni going to give you s o m e . b i g . 1,1 L,1<' ,l,,x HUt
Wltlt Ilu:,t 1'pJ»vf to ValdCZ.
ySllce nnd Cannes, and here lie lives
in a Kiuall villa, doing a daily*rol- time paf<^mrr* A pnrugrffpK*'wai1t1h< i nt in- ft out."
Such was the fall- nf the first
Timn for a Parisian newspaper and written.' 'cfcM-pri huO: rcWritlm
working on his hooks He is smal). lw(, „ ly
t *•* "
i omniiiiuipii- attempted by .lean de
"with grent power written in his
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I'n-nidiii
A- l iench lleadquart
"face, his nose still bearing the I
, h' " ‘ hi*
^ .n r lllle iy
eis in i- veil from ( hantilly to I'mnaScars received from the shrapnel ' actvity that most seu-ilive hai>> ptegne, and then from t'ompeigne
ton years ago this summer. Sitting meter of modern war. How to till to Froitip-. In fid lowed Hath day
on the stone porch r.f his little villa what honihnnleil zone; - liould he lo dti'ii up in a couple of para
, yylth the nen stretching out before uignnHed in thi- inulvt •>) ’ lie detail gtapliv tin- i ii nt- of the previous
Up nnd the snow-white peaks of ed accounts. Here t. |i|i«al tiling. twenty I ' l l Imuiv and submit I ei|
the Maritime Alps behind, he told There firing -ui niKitiu' d |><■- 1 -»
tin to to the i-i to tal in chli-f. lin
ffic o f his feelings that wet after- wa> that iiiipni taut .-i i « c It to non
tei en ihi- lin lallet' signature he
boon at Chantilly ns the door shut tinli? 1lit i i lull lent iti 11 \11>, lieav> g a le them In the members iif the
activity.
Had
d
hivte<|
an
hour
’ dnd he wns left alone to write the
pri-'-, who telephoned (hem to the
inessage for which an entire nn or six hoot •? Fact, - want lo-loie I'lllJ. paper
.Infill' left, Nivelle
^■fion wns waiting,
his eye I, III ill ad pu.ti Wltlt de
look command Nivelle fell from
, , ■Ten sheets of paper were handed Indv.
fav n and Ft tain - in eta tied
H\
Hi* 11 if d to •i i- 1hv ip In-1 al !*• ask
to him on which had been written
't h e reports from each army head advice, i tj *■xiii iii- chud id vtaff.
Buarters on the French front. They w in in ciiii.Ii i i in c and no
From thrsi- ten sheets he was - up. one si-i nied to I,, nidi- t ■ lii-lp him.
posed to summarize in a few sen Two t Idl ty ciiinr mill ui-nl. then
half pad ■ ■ ■ ■
tences nn aci-oiint of the principal three. Al la t it wa
R|HH
events o f the previous day. The three. In ili'piiii In it down and I ■
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Whole thing had to he in front of in t Ini 11 Inn 11 n d to till w liat
n
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had
happened
the
pi*
xio>i
dav
on
General Joffre at four o'clock for
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his signature.
It was two when that la--I 11 on t 11 om tin f-'. on un ■ ■■ ■
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til Swit y\ i Infill
He 111r.I it 11r11111 ■
•JRjerrefeu set to work,
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lore his eyes were the name of it to nt, •.1 .1, I) Vo .Infill- to viq-t ■
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n oinl it u a- Ine k ■ ■ ■ ■
tdwns he hud never heard of Were j In ahmit tin
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.they important or not? He con hi he hand
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Suited u list of coniniunes and went 1Ini mill hall h id ill a u n In a i i Iin■ ■■■
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c ipm.-ii
i (foil
to work. — Linlry was it m the aerfisv the
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Mfoevre or in Lon nine T
Tin- F ndi-rui at h lie had niitteo
i n u
"N ot him- ot importance ah ui ■ ■ ■ ■
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FLORIDA CASH SALVAGE CO.
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A .
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D ealers in Ladies’, G ents, M isses and C hildrens’ W e a r
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THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10.1924
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“Service Above S e lf ’ means serving (hose kindred organ
izations which are dedicating themselves to a wo r l d
brotherhood, a new and fresher bond of fellowship, a
truer relation in business, industry and commerce.
£T\ In extending warm greetings
to you hundreds of Legionaires, representing the flower of Florida and the Nation’s
manhood, the City Commission bids you a typical Sanford
welcome—a welcome that will aid us all in arriving at a
mutual goal—
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CITY COMMISSIONERS of SANFORD
FORREST LAKE.
S. O. CHASE.
C. J. MARSHALL.
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CAR I. MALM
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ktory « » ,,n’ ,a
Lilian fiTf-t*
III! and humor
I found in " '
AMERICAN
fadn|)tnlinn of
known nnvrl,
,y»,” till* fcat(lP Princes*
Lr.«t Shipman,
to the upper
i „ , ltiver upon
U o il e d for in
[the rapid?' and
with the aid
I" ^uppliea one
jinn thrflls seen
<miH' time.
I’I known seieeii
lhi> production |
(hr necessary
‘ an e n terta in -!
I, eii-t i> cunt- j
greatest ng-
r„r- including
W? as Pauline
This is the only test that
is fa ir to y o u — the test that
assures yo u r pleasure and
satisfaction
for
years
to
I V It.
(jrianiinK Ins
|,rr. w hen Huh
pd in althy * tty
|rni' and licginv
l,rl. then the
rht.
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T - AS
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W earwell Blankets'
B. L. P E R K I N S
M i :V S CLOTHING
t om e in today and selec t
the records you wish to hear
in y o u r own home,
i mm of a ......
Icpted the huh-
;/
I'or Flic Well Dressed Men
mine,
Km, Alice May.
Tjlinm I'idvin,
iim
g K F O I ’ R you select your
p h onograp h , hear all the.
others and have your favorite
sent to your home on a p p r o v
al. Then let us place heside
it a New Edition phonograph
so that you mny com pare
them side-hy-side.
-i-
Offers a Very Special Selling of
Hearing Is Relieving
hi.-e who have
ty vtiite that
?A&i■:j."A. *
G. A. SPEER &
headquarters
[company from
Ij iymoiid
LEGION
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W K L A K A H U H ;.
j. II. II INTER MISTER
PIANO CO.
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Magnolia
iiiiiiit
C O M P U M K N T S OK
The Secret o f a Good Night's Sleep
SA N FO R D LO A N
A. M E R O
To sleep the long night through without any inter
ruption from early morning cold, is doubly assured
with a W l-ARW IXL Blanket.
AND
SA V IN G CO .
The excellent quality of the lilire used in the weaving
provides a high degree of protection from cold and
offers exceptional lightness ol weight.
Sanford, Honda
lit! X K I
ibriel S n u b b e r s
t
:ide B a t t e r ie s
«i PER CENT PAID ON SAX INCS
titi \ StJ
I trnutil Ja< <|iiat il Hlanki’ls. OoiiIiIp
IImkiiess ; iti ighl Ittilian O / * C*Ck X\«*•>1 m \ I . plain i"lm'
i- ami ilr iy 11
t,r. \ miiI\
W .m l
$6.75
lilt \ Ml
HI! Magnolia A term*
.Maile in pink. Idtu*. tan
ami vi llnw
It I X i li
Ma.t.
Mi i n ' a n , 1 Ida. h
Mm I, a m i j U i (((j N l
M i l l i e ; p i n , l.Iim, t a n J a v e n d . tj
H ( , , lllK M7|t.
$ 10.75
)•(,„ p
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a m i lav i- m lf i
The Fillind Stations of Sanford
W e will close from 10 a.m . November
,— tomorrow-till 2 p. m. on account
of Armistice D a y Parade, M em orial
and Dedication Exercises.
Get Your Gas Early
San Juan G arage.
Central Florida M otor Co
Edward H iggin s.
Seminole O verland Co.
Fellows Filling Station.
Seminole Hudson-Essex Go.
B a g g ets Filling Station.
W heeles and Welch.
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(lit
Hlin h [>1alti
[till pi p vent \ H giti M i » ' I, I'ltu h p la n !
1’ivv ami
ami gt a\
W ig h t Bros.
F. P. Bines.
K ent Vulcanizing W orks.
K ay Bros.
tili V<11
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tw ii-tn iit.
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PAGE EIGHTEEN
ket,
l-on g w o od ,
$7.71):
Ira
FI.
Southard, P acific Fire Insurance
C om p a n y , $2.50; J.
If. Jnckaon,
J e ffe r s o n l.ife Insurance C ompany,
C ity N ew s
P aragraphs
*2 .r»o.
W a rra n ty Deeds
L. T. A llen to Snm A nderson, lot
10 o f block 0 o f A llen ’s first mibdivision o f W ash in gton H eig h ts;
consideration. $10,000.
Sem in ole County Hank to James
A. Johnson, lot 4. ’ dock .1. section
17 and 20, township IS. smith o f
ra n e e
.10
e a st:
consideration,
W ll.l.
W elcom e American Legion
M i n i: S T A T IO N
F. Hayes lo Henrietta and
d. Kdwards, lots 0 anil 20 o f
il’s. being a sub division o f F,
half, o f N F one-quarter, of
one-quarter o f section
IW.
ashtp n*. smith o f range .10
; consideration, $1,50(1.
Plain Check and Stripes
S H IN S A C>1 ■ C A N HKI.IKVK IN
If y ou r breath is bad and you
have spells o f sw im m ing
In the
head, poor
np|—'''*\ constipation
and n general no account feeling,
I j«v Licenses Issued
A u to Sales C orpora tion , three it is a sign your liver is torpid.
weigh in g machines, $!•: John h The one really dependable remedy
Fo*. real estate ngent, $15; < < . fo r all disorders in the liver, stomCates, retail m erchant, $5; C o n neh and htiwels is Herbine. It acts
sumers Ice C om p a ny , peddlers o f p ow erfully on the liver, strengthen*
lye.
digestion, purifies the bowels and
restores a fine feeling o f en ergy,
S ta te -C ou n ty License*
vim anil i ■hr e r f Illness
Prieg fiOc.
M a g g ie Drown, boarding house, Sohl bv Cninii Pharmacy.
$7.75; Mrs C. C. Hates, ri'tail m e r
chant. $1.75; Florida Public S e rv
ice C o m p a n y , electric plant at
Ltongwo id
$15.25,
and
electro
f.i'cture on Iambi ape gnideiting
plnnt at A lta m on te Springs, $15.25; will la- given at the woman's i lub
Fred A Clark, hotel, Isingwiind, Thursday evening at 7 It).
All
$15.52; II .! ( iv er'treet. meat mar are invited
O. P H erndon, alterations
repairs, $250.
am
S n n f o n l , I’ lst
December Dresses
('tints from Ifine
( '<*rl icclli Fashions,
numbers every month
All size:'
Hi to 1
1Mini
Gift and Stationery Shop
Our Price Is Right
iR r n n C a s t l e
CORFU FLII IASI1ION3
The MLLCNL/Fwfo/
The Yowell Company
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Nation-I
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SANFORD BRANCH
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S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
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THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10.1924
tthcr Causes Rum ored Plot Causes'
Jon Increase E xcitem ent In Spain
P E R P I G N A N , France. Nov. 8.
'ON*. Nov. R-— Unwciithrr concii- — T he arrest here yesterday o f a
,i iwi» weeki o f Oe- num ber o f Spaniards, nfter nn a l
jn an incrcnse o f leged nttem pl to enrry arm s across
jpf this year's cotton the b ord er increases the a g it a
tion which Spanish circles have
^fI)t (if agriculture been nhowimr fo r several days.
was
arrested is
a total production One man w h o
hales and the een- said to have confessed his in tu i
ported that !*,C94,- tion to shoot a mem ber o f the
I/irnl pa
betn earned iirior to Spanish Directorate.
llo r s declared that the
Spanish
co
lo
n
y
here
were
excitedly
dis. o.j„r |n that date was
simr a plot against the Madrid
government.-
s K i\I I N O L E C A F E
I
DESCENDANT <>v
[III. MOSlJI ITOKS
r Cal . Nov. 10, fhtvi'tuintr useful ns
(cntal. They are kill[r, in this
rejrioti.
j „f the gold fish are
lJ jn a lorn! nursery
. the lakes and ponds
If lltMS S I 'S p i t 'I O N
0. Cal.. Nov. 10. fi-lict ntnn selling
;l -jnn les of shark
tn-.lv. at
oneh
rutm-ity of George
r;it <lrv iigeni. Pur
for 11 •.i- split It open
;; ,i ijiiart of allege I
SAN FO RD , FLORIDA
T
The Burglar Knows
It is
favorite
thing of
at your
pnrt of his business to know nil of the
hiding plnccs. It is seldom that any
value escapes him when he comes to call
home.
“THE BBT
IN FRUITS OF ALL KINDS
The only safe place for your valuables is a
safe deposit bo* where they are protected from
theft and fire.
All through the season
,()NE OF FLORIDA’S BETTER RESTAURANTS’
PI T S A d Dl \D
T A C O M A . Wa s h . .
Nov. id
Israel Pitt Pntnnm,
err«t-p»ea*
grandson o f General Isriu I Put
mini o f R evolutionary war fame,
died recently at Vancouver, Wash ,
aired t'l.
lie cam e *n Ibis stale
from Ohio in 18K!*. lie served in
I ninny important hnttles o f the Civ,|
[ W a r as a member o f a West Vir
din in rrtriment. The body was si »t
to Marietta, Ohio, for Imrial.
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KSTEI.I./V MEI.SON. Owner
SPECIAL TURKEY DINNER
ARMISTIC’K DAY
W A N T M E D A I. R E S T O R E D
HEREIN. Nov. 1(1. The rcin tre
duction o f the life-saving modal lias
been recommended by the Prussian
government.
The medal and till
orders and decorations o f foinicr
Impi'rial Germ any wore ahohshcil
by the W eim ar constitution.
“ Fresh V egetab les”
Our Safety Deposit Vaults art* provided for
your convenience and rented at a small cost per
annum.
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Candies, Cigars, Tobaccos
Cold Drinks
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Visit us on Arm istice Day
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
F. I*. FOSTER, President
H. F. WHITNER. Cashier
Seminole Fruit Store
Across from the Post Office.
Sanford, Fla.
Ser ved from noon t ill eight
5
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HENRY McLAULIN, JR.
JOE’S SMOKE HOUSE
GET YOURSELF IN TRIM
Wo will trim your hair and give
you the best in tonsorial service
at any time
tibni’s Exclusive Tobacco, Cigar
'Magazine, Newspaper Store
‘PERSONAL APPEARANCE”
Has purchased the entire optical
Is your greatest asset. Let us do your
cleaning and pressing for you.
business of I)r. Tom Moore includ
ing* all proscriptions which can be
filled promptly at
\VF WILL MARK YOUR CLOTHES
(live Us A Trial
LOOK LIKE NFAV
Fountain and Soft Drinks
Jibuti
Kv«‘rytiling For the Men
HARDER
We I,end—Others Follow
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MeLaulin’s Optical Parlors
212 EAST FIRST STREET
SHOP
SANEORD STEAM PRESSERY
( ENT! U ( iF 'K >\\ N
East Eirst Street
( M’ ICS IS IlHST
Sanford, Florida.
■E m L I
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Is Your Home
m i
.
good paint is a sure cure.
SEMINOLE FISH AND
- POULTRY MARKET
nn 1 1 hari'li »•
DELIGHTFUL,
REFRESHING
DYING FOR THK WANT
OF PROTECTION
If
( U ' ai tun ( i "i duilU in\ led
tu in^|» t t >(iii splendid ilipla\ id gift .-111<t di ( ci .it i\ >•
Y
Come in and make \ntn Xmas
heleetions now We will glad
ly ((lit your pma liaM-f* awa\
and deliver I In m when you de
m it.
< mne eat ly while l lie
.slut k is complete
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Fresh and Salt Water Fish of All Kinds
Dressed and Five Chickens
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Sanford. Florida
We N a v e the (ilia ran teed C ure
P ictu re F ra m e s M ade to O rder
Try Our Cold Drinks and lee Cream.
You will enjoy visiting our store.
><«.'4 ,\ l ull Line Of
Fresh Shrimps, Oysters, Pompano,
Spanish Mackerel, Salt Water Trout,
Fresh Water Trout, Red Bass, Mul
lets and Live and Dressed Chickens.
IJHERSON LINDSEY’S PAINT
Drugs—Cigars—Tobaccos
Service—Quality
Also Full Line of
| lH .l{s(i\ I.AM H E R T S Vitralite A Varnish
Ml HALO
W e deliver all in Sanford ^
Wall Coaling
L A N E Y ’S DRUG STORE
OSSI NG P A I N T C O .INC;
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PHONE 481-W
Mr. Lady’s Shoppe
Mriseh Building
SANFORD. FLORIDA
li t Magnolia Ave.
■ u lll
=af
Com plim ents
“COURTESY”
Of
A BIG
is our middle name
M. KRONEN'S
Ladies Apparel Shop
Our Tonsorial Parlor is up-to-
Armistice Dinner
the-minute. Pay us a visit.
AWAITS YOU AT
Lu Beth Cafeteria
Blue Front Barber Shop"
West First Street,
Sanford A ve. at 2nd St.
Sanford, Fla.
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Over Passing Of Senator
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ASSOCIATED PRESS JISPATCHE?
THE SANFORD IIERAL, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 11, 1924
GERMANS
TO CELEBRATE
NOW COMPLETE ARMISTICE DAY
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WASHINGTON, Now
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S pe ak er Gilletl appointed 'he Ifi
G r i e f n t t h e d ea t h o f H e n r y Cnhot
members
fur Massachusett s in the
L o d g e w h o di ed S u n d a y e v e n i n g at
t h e C h a r l e s G a t e H o s p i t a l , C a m house a - a c ommi t t ee to represent
b r i dge , Ma ss, , w a n vo i ce d in Wa s h ’ hat body at the funeral.
setts
i ng t o n M n nd n y h y pu b l i c men and
Al t ho u g h the passi ng of the v e t
f r i e n d s o f tho M a s s a c h u s e t t s sen
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l e a g u e s in c o n g r e s s in e x p r e s s i ng ai - e m e front Washi ngton ,,f tl1nitty J
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his a t t a i n m e n t s nnd to his long ” al definite plans for i re u a t t c ur o c r in Renate ntnl house.
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Arrangements
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ma de h y Mr. C o o l i d g e to be r e p •*'■ i l el aytd for n l onger t i c ;,M|
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q u e s t i n g S e c r e t a r i e s Hughe*, nml
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y\|| |.'jvi. (>f The Proposed
rounding the inoldeitt of leadership
W e e k s and C a p t a i n Ad o l ph u s A n
'i n the senate, lenvevei.
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d r e w s , h i s ' n n v n l nide, (•» a t t end in
j f n o l i d g e , t l itI.Ill'll the ma.idn'e civ1 M e n Het urneil T o O f f i c e
t h a t enpnei ty.
A t The s a m e ti me
I on him at the elections of last
f i c i al s o f the s e n a t e and house
week, w>l| l u r e an "pp.ii tunitv t.i
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L O N D O N . Nov. II . — P r e m i e r
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ti,.u completed yesterday. Cniin'y
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Monday hy a p p o i nt i ng Vi scount m IIv iii Gi-t mam
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new
K i n g G e o r g e called a m ee t i n g of
o v e r s e a s . si*\*ei ;it Itlllll'll'l S'd po-i ,I aiitciidtlicpl- to (be mm-11
Wa l s h ,
Massachusetts;
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l*o*' .lie pr i vy council a* tin* pa l ac e M o n
res in w h ic h old
Seminole
county -stood with,
P’ll tl.i -i \t *i ii ni t . - iii v of the t liters, sa ilo r s a m nn*ntlu*rs >>' i o' ton wei e all voted on fitvorably
Kansas;
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day and parli ament wa s
further
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•j" t | 44(11 (*«»||l*<raiment, bow the load < 1
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1
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tod tiieise he -aid. "the lie. e.-stly of p I tel t
1211 \\ •If III 4•f women's heart*, hoW a
ti'li it.-.
It • i ( i an YmI i I
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I*
2«.l mu turn world tinned hark
to
m
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r..|- w a-. ' V. 1 I .4NN• ••n
national di fen -•*, men
.................. . \ ii A.il * 4 NN4r
|M*ni «•
Ni.,
i' I i plot,mini gratitude to
1 1 -,-• t - leg- wjole we ate talking pi ai e at thi- ‘ I':'•ll"-It |
1 4.f \ 1 1«#9in \ l.cncrnl
i Ml it |
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u, .1 1.1. at !•• -r (, t \t 11
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and
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mil' t tie pt till I | or t oiumiNHioin-r ol A g 1 ii ul tnrc u- Die sunn* vn I ui's without Outti.
I-' •I >1 ly tin,| law
Will.
■ .I. ii- and would w 1 I- 1 to- 1'a w • ii-» in 1 in \ 1••9 ••
-mirce- of th. tititl'Hi a- U 4|| itM
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l IMi eost. A gruit Ameririin naid boooniilan • and ‘*'.111
appi oxi mutcl y
a N...ll*an \1a\ o
I,and and
Mil'll
of
I
lie
lie
V1
plan if it gi tv • 1
•
rebel
tuaiipowi-i
11 i. f lankly Ihtl tnlf’i!
|inn tin* win ' Murilul virtues * * ’>
ai 1 *.
P P* - I' V
War
1 etel IIIIS J. L. Skl pla *
,
,t,
,t Spai n- ll
1 ■gar ding vin at 1011
Hi mh-iin> n gaum g soim 11englb
to m e n a -I- tigiitllio ell |. letn ' It, t lie 11 ill! - II ell
j * * mtiepidity. contempt of 1 i.ft- . V mI
S u p r e m e Court
all l ing behind t he n banner in
IN r hi I
111 iii liiliui st 1,del I - 11
at 1tie 1 \ I" Ii-e ' ' tin* still mote
I turtle I d e g l e e as well a s !• llltll
1 o| i|n licit f or mat i ons of any (.lm..
1072 tie--, -uiiviidcr of private ini eg- yj
I
I olll'ei msl ill Plot
~t,d
Information
1 etu t mr. tf v I a -1 1 ti who-c sliong
mite t he profits f r om vvat "
'.it;;, , -t. and obedience to lomniutid,
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llie Nntionnl
tinlit I Ha vat ia
\ 1 en-oiial-le ae-.'iunt * t pi* par
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V t.obil
t I
plank "w,
tial•* the
Ji w and if 1 1. -V S , o p t - f . di nned hi a g r o up
• o f the navy at foil -ti -nglii of the Hill ul
D« -ige A D c Co t l es , S t a t e ' s At*
•or Hnilriniil t umniiKHiimer
|U ,,.
and lleii'lay e w.-re ■ •"
I I I 1 I I D I It I I It I I VDI !<
k f ,-in ti tln-ii “ 111,111 tin I* an l-l l I'! a 1 •
toi l 1 y, ti a- Die next speuker , and
four p o we r a g r e e m e nt
"nut full
local oil i<, 1- who bail .served |. -, Mall lo w s
I
m n pint against Do milila
toi iii
111 puit lie -aid
t r el i g t h on pa pe r , lull oil the wa t er iy .tictatoi b.p
••V* f 'U>
A S H , IIM . o k a y , and
K
1 \ iM
I n n S t r ong C a n d i da t e s
"NN I- believe that Contempt of
nnd in tii- a i r " irt-o m e - " igbt
Mfii »tf YIn ill*
iiYYimtlvt fiat
.llittp
I llodgc
|i, ;i l atenielit t • I e Mutlll. \ i
1
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t .1Two
ti . o. g 1 undul a t e- lot tin (in'* 111 tin i!.Yin pufuitc wn- i I ll I'm ,
.dines- must be and cun be cuthv t h e legion. Die c o i n m a n d d 11
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' cplililh an - tiali leioMlv* elllered ••••nip if 11II\ •!«•« «*Mit•••! fl**nt ->111
in t i me o f peace. Hi story
1*1 1ed
I in Stale Senator, l!Mh Si-nulori.il I i t . .li
T.ov.li-1 WHO 11- elitly decl i ned III
1 oiiuec*ln tnrtit
G> - i g e Herntianll. edi hi L/iiu' I’piup jih n pi•• * n i by .1
, hYm»w ♦ how of t en civi l i zati on ha*
A mi li l a i y ball la-t mglit -n then . |.|,„ ll oil In tin Kiv el a I* gi l l "
llistrirt
1,.1 ..( d o N -1-, to* /a-ilnng 1Id'JS s a p p ' d the manhood •>( u luce, how
« la«l niui.h ii L* 1*11iiy i*I•*ft \| II I 11 , 1 d 1 ect
&tl . , Sin*' Ilf t'11,1 hoiioi c ompl et ed lile round of cii
pi e fill
.1110
;» 1 •/ 1 * 1 In
-i - i ki ng el ei t 01 of the i» n il-lug ft • lit Yi nf Iiltr 1 f \ , while «»vi her fur Member House of Urpresen- ,,dt>t. 1 •inpii-roi Imtc in turn b e t a
fill 1 V'bo
and
1
t
miiiial
at*
• • YYu family' tel't.llliment till tile
1 1- "al>s a i d
1 . nipu-r*d by tin* cult ure tliuy ov»
-■ li t tn In mo* l at e 11- ket.
1 .an,I - m.i Ii i i In * hn| \'»iilikf laiYi* h |#«»*»«*«I
I at iv es
D: „
|>411l *x ■ t (hi* h a v e been v i - i t m g here - u ni Sat
-old la . lm*' It tla.- not a chum •
,1 I , , I Id.del . Ulid I lie -• •' n t non*. Imw ditficult it has hu«n
l l a i r i K, -sb 1 one of the lending l_t.ll «*f III l\ IIIIInLk' lb*'
.1
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l.yh
L'tH7
1« ' * 4 1111|ff sent In-. . lay
1
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1
oi ' celt a ml
I-, acltii-v e 1 ult til c wi thout dec ay,
•I H a 'i * n w a - I'll llpsel O' I. a g u e of
1 it lolte x p one nt - til
\1
|{it>i:iii|! 1 hn 1 « l' d t ip'l thi* up
I or 1 Ink ol the Circuit * ourl
! • . j,t» ■1 IIHI IIl
if I 11 1 .Hived 11*-< les- lo-s id lit.
I,,
1 >e 1 i n a *• i . ill n- 'in* 1 - lie will be a p«-ariiiu*> " f Ybe World War \*lei
I, ."lo g • ol ps. w III, b I
', ,.m.
I
Douglass
MOO 1 nii u c ucliieve cult ure wi thout
• •it tiiat l'll
It, add- that "Il IS lining III I
*tIde.-iiy *
<a ndl dat e on It., value li-t
ait- **f file I riited Sfj»te»* and M
l o r ( ouiit) Judge
t, .1..Ilul ot ainiM Iii-I - will, must imt nm tig it- member* Jimmy I th
t lY ■ g'C.li
H 01 ended our ea s e for a time,
elide, will, -It led lls I Ill'll dll',
•
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armies,
w
Y
u
*
man
beil
hi »»\er- Sctn-ll, Mliines
1
dd
I
1
Dt.
!„ coiiloundi d III any way wi th the
■ f **.»•* le^'aha in perletY cadiiHp l«»
G e il g e Hiownell J r . age-1 I
• infill!, content, del ight,
t
.,1
during
tin
curly
weeks
of
ll,.
l
or
SlieriK
Imm i f Milan
Ite puI l i mn movement
I tic a g e ' s slow brought gait),
I ilsi tilo.-a. Ala, inis bei ■oine
I Yi« martial iiiiihu ••f the hand.
, t . M. Hand
U lh
11 hi and le,| I'emlai vi», both
*4 * ft
lil
l i e inal l lto-tnlli'li- Selior Iba
«f ,
'I bey s l u m led in the night.
Then rami* a lnipe «letac Yirueii( of
- I ..1 kb.'ldei in a local bank thin
(( ..lit 1IIU1 ,1 oil I'age d )
w
In
.pi
will
s
er
ve
us
u-sl-tuiit.
[if 4
t ai • ii......Hill
u . - i l a i i - Well- d u e l l e d f mni
Onl y our s el ves remained,
K i T i ' i i i | d a t > m full uniform
-tiling*- as a newsboy
'* W. , YYi af’ | Da- miP a n - |*l ohaldy ••> paid a g l . a t . i l s , ,11 1 War 1 in.
To face the nuked d a ys
Yaalin^ the full m?»i^riia of t !»«•
and papi 1- slamp.nl wnlti a f or ged
In silent fortitude.
( I.N't JNN’ A T I . (». Nov
II •
•nler.
«
loht'ly
fidl"V4ed
hy
a
K
rr«*up
I \.t' ' ll 4) 1j* |!||/.'l
- ni l .1 the Ha l celotia gen. ral la
"NVnr breeds contempt of tof ^
• iiirinnntl will h a v e a <11 v man
••f hijfh M'lnad i;irU a t t f a ct iv e l y
i • >t..ll , a>>i i a g e r a f t e r J a n u a r y I. 1
rieun, but t here is a l asti ng hardi
tin* tan (.-delation we r e found «>n a»>m»*
1 lad in whi te witfi Mi ui ct invdiCN.
4»l f i \ .It'll N u Knjr
of 1 to- pel sons arresl ed.
He sny hood bred better in ti me o f ;)«acct
leiiil of ot her <lino cities U mg fol
Follow m y the hi^fi ?•• h««d “rpri
t .•
"1 •Vrtneiil
(Conti nued on I’ a g e S i x )
"I am vexed and di str essed by
•xi ritat 1v i - r ame «oupl«*a ( lad
in
l owed in ndopti on o f an amend
,y
1 i (* Minlulr
I' l intan coMuine. follnwed by « th
these sa ng u i na r y di sorders and I
•4* ! % flitnit\ , and of loent to tin- c i t y i b a i t e t , 1'iovid
<ih dre.Hhed in (ob nua l ^arl» j oe
m g f or such an u n of f i ci a l vote as am most noxi ous to ■ unite clear
t,
•• *i\ it 11•. ^ h " a t a bu l a t e d stomi '.'O.l'.'J f m and -i'-'
1 I11CAGO. Nov.
II
Do >' lust lew y ea rs and all of wnn.11 • edin^r otYier*4 repreM'liliinf the
I MT T S H UHGH . Nov. I L — A plot
i nvol ved in
lImt
uia
r
e
in
no
way
h
a
v
e
.
bel
li
a
r
r
es
t
e
d
in
rminei
t'
oo
•If 91 < Y. &a«.f|ilr .ml
to c ount e r f e i t United S t a,t e s .war
I) it.iiiiimii. C h i c a g o g n n g v l . i in 1
I
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p
i
ri
t
nf
l
i
'
2
4
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.
fthraih>t
t
he
m,
"
witli
ris'cht
lieer
feud
sl
uy
i
ngs
H 4.Ml -»* ”
The W o m a n' s C l ub marched as ! s a vi n g s c e r ti f i ca t e* is decl ared by
Ahifthcr Ohm city. Oli-vrlaml.
otti 11 t i n n e d " T h e K i n g of the
O'Hannioii was w or k i n g uimuic
secret servis** op e r a t i ve s to have)
the largest eitv ill
the
t mted
It,., 1 Hunne rs , " was shot and i" bis pl ant s and blooms in hi< North a unit, and wa s followed by scores been uncovered Mo nda y wi th the
F a n c ie r s
| of i-luborately decor at ed
uulomon il
. .. x o i j i i i I
Slates funelioning under the adMiss Nell NS'jllinnts.,.
Stile
simp
shortly
b
ef
or
e
noon
stunt Iy killed. Munduy amid the
me mber s
of
the a r r es t of t wo men and the sei zure j Mins Velma Shipp..,.....
(V&O.J
mim.-t rat ion of a < tt \ managei
(J a th e r
M ilw a u k e e i|Utel
when the t h l ee melt entered.
In 1biles b e a ri n g
r es pe ct ab i l i t y o f In
(I............
of
ul
l
eged
counterfeit
certificates
|
an Revo
Unless a iilv irreuter in population
037,20
Miss Yvruu Woodcock.
the r ea r nf the pl ace wus Wi l l i a m D a u gh t e r s " f the Ame r i c A
Imp by t hr ee uniilcntlfiet men
t i o n , Chi l dr en o f the A me
m e rriiccaann , 1 h a v i ng u f a c e val ue o f more than Mis* Naomi Fallows.
than t'ineinniili shall adopt this
4711,100
Miller Cr i te hf hl i l . negr o port er, and in l uRevol
MILNVAUKKK, Nov. 1 0 . - (Hy
Lu*t ni ght, the
thr ee
uti on. A m e r i c a n l e g i o n A u x - j $3 6 ,0 0 0 .
F o r t u n a t e < nlabro was
-122.390
Miss Mary Klnlaw—
F " U N. l la
The form of government before 1‘*I2'>. the Assot iutc<l P re a a l . — Poul t ry .»rothi*rs. Herchi e, Ma x and D u ' " L all a nt e room Vi c t o r Y o u n g , m a n
A
u
x
!
a
r
r
e
s
t
e
d
in
Johnstown.
Pa.,
where
Hiury,Jxpniiish
N
N
’
nr
Vet
e
r
a
n'
s
— 82M0
book
Miss Sarah Corwin.
I tiling,- has giv- ] the effective date. Cincinnati will f u n ne r * o( the United S t a t e r will ' u || Hw*i,rn e n e mi es o f O' Baiini""- a g e r . and Vi ncent G l a v i n ,
iliary. Un i t e d D a u g h t e r s o f
the the iilb'gvd plot is said to center
Mrs. M. E. Patterson.. ...... a d , m
tie- poi t will be I be the second largest in this class.
2 d to Der*. 1 f or vv,.rt. r el ea sed a f t e r s a t i sf yi ng 111 keeper.
Wor
l
d
W
a
r
Gold
S
t
a
r
|
ahd
Philip
Murguriet
was
taken
ii,—
i
.
—
Norfolk. Vn . is a Southern city |come here sov.
O' Danni nn g r ee t e d
bis
cal l ers Confederacy,
Miami, Tallinn, ■
annual exposi ti on and enliven 1 vc-UKutor* t h e y hud no mnnw Mothers,
Rotary,
Kiwanis
and |into custody
at
>N ilmcrdlng, a Mrs. Emmie'Wicks..... .... 26,016
mu
11
aged
by
a
manager
for
more
1
the
with
un
‘
Hello,
b
o
y
s
,
"
then,
a
c
• H” i ug ramie for
.
„ f ,^0.
Mi l waukee- Nuti . i i i nl Don wi th the mur der.
suburb.
Both
are Mrs. J. F . Boston....... — i7,r *
Chamber
of
|
Pittsburgh
Llk's
Clubs,
Sanford
c or d i n g to CriW'lifteld, wh o
was
thtin si x y ea r s . this form o f g"Vif >’ * Us f I Ult- in n-d
„ l t , v show
S e v e r a l s t a t e umi I l l ers ehi e is the
o wn e r
intent
to
defraud
the Mrs. Mary Bowie — . .... 16.91
Confederate
charged
with
United
c i li ntent h u v i n g been inuugutati-d
which t a k en into c u s t o d y fur questi oni ng (smimerce,
___ i v ;
Miss Peggy UruU>n —
district poul t ry bre eder s' convert- 1 clt-anin g a n d e d y n . g plant
Vuterans, und many* ot h e r
com- go v e r n me nt ,
__ 10.<
twi ce bombed some t i me aeo the four w a lk e d o v e r to u corner mun i t y and ci vi c o r guni zal i ons.
Secret service
agents declare Miss M s & are t Miller
Jf.i- la-ernobtained for there* S e p t e m b e r 1 . DDRwill
meet
here
ut
the
m
i
n
e
was
111
ui
id
1ll.llS
f the •—»•••
room -----------and c onv--------*V
e r s e d in- low
K n o x vi l l e . Term . hu* jost 1
.........—
__ 1 (
a f t e•rr a
ann - aa u
t teem
m p ti nail
had b c c " mao* o
r « ! lie, ,,f fi Ult to New
Ab o ut *10 men compo s i ng a d e they had information that orders Mrs, Walter Wight —
ed out its f i rst y e a r u n de r a »•'> time.
the live* o f l l er s e h i e und Max i undert ones.
Dl ls cont i nued but
__ 10J
Mrs.
F.
C.
Golson
—
nil
were
involved
in
tho
alleged
plot
t
a
c
hment
o
f
col
ored
soldiers
l ast
Thr ee small m a n a g e r , t he T e n n A s c e
ncatie. minute, being cut short by the
ci tv a
m f ront of a d o w n t o w n
__ 10J
l i ronghl up the rear o f the purudu. und that tho investigation was Mrs. M. E. Dooly —
l r‘ l. ea i h ' n tiiuki t w o d o p t i n g thi s f o r m -of ^ mutucnml
HKISfc HIGH I’K K M IU M
simultaneous
firing
of
three
revol
O ’Banni on wu« a cc used in both inK
Miss
Ethel
Henry
being
continued
In
Kaxtam
and
This
group
uttired
in
uniform
rep
"""•Dt, n w us -aul.
O'Hunnion fell into n bed
op e r a t i on O c t o b e r 1 . I
stances, but t he a s s a ul t c h a r g e was vers.
10
Midwestern
cities
within
a
thous
Miss
Florence
Malm
.
resented
u
part
of
the
Seminole
1
0
.
P
K
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Nov.
10.
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Suvunnuh, on the other hand, re
j the
only
one
to reach court o (loses, dead.
10/
Miss Alberta Aycock
The trio fled,
two
or
three county negro soldiers who took and mile radius of Johnstown.
fused to authorize the change fr om memiuni'of f»o;J25 has bec*rr olfcr^ and this only reached tla? status
Calabro is charged with unlaw Miss Clare Rankin
10.000
blocks
to
u
waiting
automobile.
I
part
in
the
World
War.
Sd
for
un
issue
of
f
760
000
worth
the alcdrmnnic to the city m a n
of police*court arraignment. David
II. Fowler, of tha "Fowler Films fully poosesalng 6.000 counterfeit Mrs. 8. P. Dutton »
10
the men
ager the aledrinanir figures giv „f Kscambia county bonds. The bid Miller is u prominent boxing ref Many pedestrians saw
10/
running and later were able to Inc., Euxtia. Fla., visited Sanford $6 war saving certificates of the Mias Lena B! Hagan
ing the result of Tuesday s elec wus turned in by the First National eree in the middle west. •
Marguriet with Miss Rubs W ilia
today for the purpose of taking 1910 issue and
10.000
D -m
m.s. of
DeFunJak
Springs,
' . • W ,0- U
wu* rc- tion at more than
two to one Hunk
Order* were dispatched imme describe them, but none attempted
moving pictures of the parade and unlawfully possessing 2,010 count Mtsx p
10.C
Emily'Griffin'
: J ’1
ittjr
. 1 ('V.1'- Cox has un- againtt the proposal.
amounting to $830,326 for
the diately after the shuotin*? for tho to atop them aa the report of the Armistice celebration here.
erfeit certificates of the same de
Mm, DcnU+1 BU fford.
r*l’un "*e uppoiting as
$760,000 issue for county roud im- arrest of Karl Weiss, Johnni e Tvr- shots way not heard in the street.
issue.
Calabro
Mr. Fowler will diatrlbuta the nomination and
The polico tonight stated it teas
Pulling the latch of a box she pr ov . men t s t hiaator Lodge WillT h i s bid " P ™ * " * rio, “ Yankee" Bchwarts and "D »P S f f i S i " “ s u ' 1 .7 3 3 7 “ >*■ J X * ^ ,
Alma to Fathe New s and other
their
belief
that
O
’Bannion
was
D
an"
McCarthy,
all
of
whom
though't
conUined
drinking
cups,
a
Jan
or
*
— more
- — than• waa offered f o r per
~*T' Coolldgo campaign
560.300
large news syndicates it wax an- Of $20,
shot
a
a
.t
h
e
-result
o
f
an
underM
Benjamin
l u r i n g woman turned in un alarm un-i the bonds a month ago w b « i the have been involved in hi-jacking
wax released under
notmeed.
t
nnd beer running scandals in the world feud.
f . * r °« (he xtuto houxo brought the fire department to u Qrst set of bids N«rer« opened.
• * . > r l i ' j V Jk.
F*(i n m ,
New York theater.
if* «
■ *. * • *
xK K a f . .
X^il
Solon
In
Viscounts Peel And Bavarian Rulers Set
Aside Day as One of
__
Cecil Receive Ap
pointments; Parlia M ourning (Memorial V eterans ondMembers
Parades Being: Held
ment Is Prolonged
Civic Organizations
Take Part In Parade
Turning Point In ‘
Cabinet P o l i c y
As Opening Event
[n Charge
Lawrence
Being Considered
lOverNation
Tribute to
:an leader
Historv Reached
Most Impressive
C A N V A S S GIVES
OFFICIAL COUNT
ELECTION V O T E S
Citizens Represent _
Entire County Pay
Tribute to Dead. A t
Memorial Services
Labor Cabinet to Miss Country In Midst Of
Prosperity Cnknow
Banquet of Mayor
Known in Six Years Line March Through
To He Ciiveil Soon
Business Section To
Fifth Street Park
Post Commander
Mero In Charge
Ministers , Veterans
And Officials On
Speakers’ Proj^rain
DRAIN DECLARES'SPAIN SITUATION
NATION FORGETS TENSE FOLLOWING
LESSONS OF WAR THURSDAY RIOTS
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Cincinnati To Have
Commission Form
C i t v Government
J
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Big Count er f ei t
Plot Revealed By
U. S. Secret Service
Kinn Of Beer Runners In Chicago Is
Killed In Shop By Unknown Men
AS CONTESTANTS
STOOD AT NOON
Leave
r ° " n \ ia Boat
Poultry
To
In
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bi* Youiitf
Succeed Lodge
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�'AGE TWENTY
THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1921
1 he sam e im m ortal Poppies bloom in the F ie ld s
o F la n d e rs, that llow ered their benediction w hen
A m e ric a n H e ro e s fought and died.
N a tu re has not
forgotten. O u r T h o u g h ts , like liv in g flo w e rs, are
set aside in C o n se cra tio n at this reverent A n n iv e r
sary H o u r .
A n d the trum pets of H e ro ism
sound
an anthem over battle fields and in the h u m an heart.
Seminole County Bank
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First Nati
Sanford Bank and Trust Co
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In this tuper and alao the I<.<-»I
W ith o u t s i l l ficien t
Clo ’ h t v ,
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___ > Ipubllanad herein. All rlKhta o f s o m e s u b w a y sta tion .
®* Mpubllcntlon of apcelnl illspntch- b l a n k e t s , t h e y s h i v t - r e d on t n e h a r d t o l t l ! l n „ r , a m i in t h e i r
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j w o iii.i g i v e l u m a n i n c o m e ol a b o u t
w e ll, l i g u n
»8 hc fs Hiesaed and look* like n y o l l l ' S f l l .
•For Justin* »he Htandn,
S be dooan'l receive any favors
K t ) -|Bho VOIck and nerve, mi the jury
‘ i
like n man.
ben ahe walks into the hartier
Jf' ’ »hop
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aa ahe ran,
i
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w a s I n o m a s . M e g h a n p a v i n g $f> I .liR'.i R7
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Fortunat.dv mine of tin- haul
CD I
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Lr played al night.
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rnaunMv remarked Ibunez
King uf Spain.
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The Library Is exhibiting this |many Jurgniln books wore being
week tho poster* tho chtldfjcn havd|b.Tltten by many* of the best writPhone: Res. 426'
been making {llu.vratipg if Library • erl of the driy*. or when artists of
idok that they hove read. Tliere note were engaged In producing
“
' illuatmtfsl editions of great beau
nre also exhibits front the South
N U M B E R S A N F Q R D Side nnd East Side Primary ty and color. "The Park Frigate”
S E M I N O L E F E D E R A T I O N o f w o m p m -q
by Ch irlcs Roar.lmnn llnwes was
W OM EN
A T T E N D Schools, consisting oD ?aerial pos avnmb'd
the Newberry prire ns
ters,
also
Eskimo
and
Hallowe'en
C L U B S R E S U M E S Y E A IC S A C t T v I T I fI
G . I . A . C O N V E N T I O N exhibits made by the children. A the belt Juvenile book of the year,
Jlovely poster representing the cbH- being an exc. ptionally good story
■ Thuraday, Nov. fi. the Seminole, a||
* -------Pelegates r e t u r n in g /from s^thc -ben’s Cln.ssles has been nimlo by for b vs. V|»n Loon’s “ Story o f
County Federation of Women’s ,, „d
. ,,ul,1,c»ty <°mmittee
'lank: id" nnd "The Voyages of
Clubs held a moat interesting hnsi. ,.; i ( ...,' 7
*" press thairman Tri-Slnte convention of thc: G.‘ I Mrs. Whitner Jr.
Dr. D lilt’ .-” by l.ofting took these
\ MISS ROSAM OND RADFORD. Society Editor.
ncBS ,ln‘, s 00*01 meeting in th- ir
,j * , i
,,1(1. i.'.i't to *.iK #**(". yo,.>sn
n V f f V K tjOT T l l l t i W H - f — WWi It .-G*
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t„ ..... n'^ nr)'l asked all chairmen
'u'hkdi vv7 . 'a„i,i
in
Tjikclnm!
Itirn ln c nl JuTl
,
Z A W E G R E Y ’S
“The Border Legion”.
N*o rtorv hour will he held next
hostess Mrs. J. P.
KrrntMt
TODAY
'
c n d - Satuniny
November
t-f. report nn iS
attendS-ilunlay morning,
morning, but
but in
in the
th a f - : pri::e in former yonrs.
•
rial t o - | Tin < bdd.-en's department is!
ante r f 20(1 from Georgia, Florida, 'moon at I‘ ■•••
clock
Tennessee and Alabama, of the -.•••">' will ho riven. Thin will
will eon- one i the »n »■ t important in the'
'ontost t l.ji.ra v.
11 is tlie spot Ini func.....................
of a Library play, a ec
nuxilniry
to the Hrothorhood o f L
I guessing the titles of the books >t*,m f the Library to l*y to ile-[
comotive Engineers.
epresf.nted. and awarding prises [ ;
( mste for good iiooks among ,
° f the moat public spirited gentle- were being^spent^ «„ I h e " ^ ”
* for the two lie«t poster* sohmitte.1.
men o f Altnmonte.
inspiration and i u M i w v
Mlv j , r!lrv Wight. Mrs. Lake and
ticn of their dub house,
Mrs. held
at
the
Klks
Club.
The
club
^ff. Whjtnpi
,,
w j„
lt rs
The clubmom is inrge nnd well T< lar told
(I of a
,i verv
lovt'l v ImiikP
r .1 ti1pen rat pci fl»»r • 'I
minor,
.n..
a„ n
very lovely
house ;; . I........ i tn'itifiillv
>
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t win who
at
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f
h
n
r
X
v
k
T
’’vn,,"
fA
ul
dcimrated
Do
,
m,kr(M
A„
.lulAr.-n
are
ventilated nnd well ndapted to tho warming
nc«d}( of the eltih women of Alia. evcniiijr.!»/the .;eneva’ t ’on u u u n itv *roIiL ^ e,"!,' n „ u l T
u . , . ; member*, or who have attended
" ' Tor then
° n 7 * . ' . T 11 J1!,
r-u__' the Story houss are invited to bo
K a .arH .)'. 3 I* 4iWL ••«
Mn.lnrr linllr a. 41* 0,
With A N T O N IO MORENO
Vlrtli* uv«> fist. i| ilriunit nuAltiPt a b.tckcnuiwl .nf 4lm« <
rujo:t-l \\ * si lt'w it rmninouitl — $i«v«*lt!t*s loo.
,
] its \ ,ng leadeis. and prov ide for
11 lit-tv In" lx ! hoi ks in lilt fields o f
Thhi -„ u
, itv
I.i|„... v has
hunt, hip
i v i.inrarv iuin
..... „ f „ „ - . • book., m, lading the
. in’ .! o’? (Jamies, l ’*ov Scout
stoii- • Faiiv Tales, 1’ ictur. books
I ml ’ - \* l>,.ok ., itorie1 of rdven
- tore -si hendem and euti rtaining
h „ ........
to knew
ii
that "\cr ."fill chiliiron have i>■i I a
t i .• 1 To.iiv. represenki"*.' " I Die ■
MnUnrr 10 autl 20c .
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to
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Lots! Lots!
The B urglar K1101
JNO. I). JINKINS
FIRST NATIONAL BA1
SanfordFeed& SupplyCompany
Odor is api
of Palatabil
h a l a i i , cil
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I lint
S e m in o ie F e e d C
•‘ R O M :
r i ..
N o im i
KLM
Th»
|Ari"r
P, "
r*d)
ti
A service that is
considerate and helpful
L tt s o n a l interest is a helpful
R a iu r c t ) f the serv ic e w c offer
to d e p o s ito rs . O u r officers arc
a lw a y s g la d t o aid in any finan*
i w - ? - . - - -?“ -•* .............., 7 «
cial p r o b le m that requ ires special
attention or explanation.
•1 '
tdrOlMi
SEMINOLECOUNTYBANK
4*
du h woma'ii *>f tlia* county as it .> i*-ro-.l.
| a h r if f rchumt1 uf the work avioinHit county tvihnitmn i ; • •il \
pllhhcd Mhd Utldi*! t akl*,i h> •!* vv* .» !« " V u it - I id* I it- .ihm- .• •!
inen of Seminole count >
imtte,"
m ■ ud'. m-t U-gu.i I ...
Mrs. Tolar explained that all >t in,- Ll'.-t |„. ibil.ta
... I *b ->
n i l ' l l ) h u i of * IijV In | * . f t 1h»
• - g - III I to I" l.,g* llIIIled • t '
[.
federation wen* nionih« r* •■ ! th* vv i it h
county fr*iei atiovi
Shi ji»k**i tl j*1 1 Hum the • f! »t • , <m
r _
.
.
.
(, .
i T e s b y L e n a n s
h n ju y
M i-s
I.u i d k
lio iiu ic tl
i
r T '
....” >
..
.al
a uni., while, L a s t F r i d a y a t C h u r c h
o f
willing to g,,
! clTo,t f„r tip
Methodist
Church
I
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............ l l '
.|
b.
M rs. ( ’<M»per
vet • aid..,,; lit tho , .>1,
|,,.IU.WII
, „ . Ia.
The gelle,al li*4T|,l.,,n gna-r b.v
and dining i , , i an ar, h u , , i.
l b .1,11.0" I l,|,u. t ll.cnt III,,,I a " I aril i , ivo,,,I with li, a .'
. ia,,.,j, , |lu, the Fiesbvte, uni ('hutch Kudu)
!•« Iioiiol i't| hMj«st> fill* n
nigiit proved
of the most
1 *'*■ •> the cull jnyublc alfuirs „ f tile , a i i y full I••Y « I \ « Olll|*l till* Ml l «• llll* l»f Hit 1 1 ( mmI uiitlcr t!,< hi t h ii 'h
/ ltr.lt lief'. Mi>r JllliJi IllililT OH I’ ll
We -till owe then
suriMiu. The reception vvui> und er 1
1■ *
*"
tiandkerehlef* fell un Ib, 11,
-
is :
ta:
.
kv
who hu» juat re- foolishness. Mrs. IL C. Maxwell,
club
the matron of thq fated school
w a i a delightful
character and
f e : - .... « * . of salad pleased her audience. After the
*<')v served by play Dr. B r o w n ie s presented tbd
kettor* Witij k/nondebine bouquet
hf zinnlus Irf appreciation.
llill
m
A t the conclusion of the play
1st,, ^
p 1 •’. "” •• (' • m
u, P
Em
’ *
James the Westminster Club served a
J ^ k w e ll. Dentxel S t a f- delicious chicken salad course with
8. p i i ; , e n u '> i
■r - r * ^ biuicr, Jr.
hot rolls and coffee.
& z- “5r
t,
luesday a ft e r
h" " “‘ «"i Sanford
J*»Uli-ri 4 u*mo» with .................. ...
L .,1 :
Tlie
lovely
? £ £ ” E . . ‘ ., *„ f f i ‘ . . . . g .Z
Tl,.. lo
w ly ana usciui
o - , o , s, «n u» » »
|y Ucw|
„ n .rtU U c a lll
11
'»*••» in the ■ lienee. Ea|i^ ially waa Mia* KlheH
• v*lu-,e tin- game was Henry, ns the old nrard u *l {^r- ! dl.t.orutcd basket and covered with
u vveil portrayed character. The daisies.
Two of the youngsters
i,
lu-ld by Mrs young college girls represented by | (.|irr„ . j ,h,. basket and placed It
<i .( . i
.
.
* Miss
Mina Murgurct
Mnranrrt McRae,
McRlit*. M
lPJ* Il-eri OT* .j r_
\! ikh 1
JiiriLr.
Miss
^_ f ront 0f Miss
1-aing.
r-dk-r.tb,..f,, “xx allul"
’ >' bund
nldinc Muriel, nnd Miss Rosamond j
A f t ,,r the opening of the gifts
, Uu.
jlc
1Phi** la
tNii u dainty
.1....... «
. Rudford caused the action of the j rje|lt.jou* home made cake* was
ttl".
handpluy by their proverbialcollege j
wjth hot chocolate.
Mrs.
•| |„ | *11 , I ligall • lob b, I
•»t ..nj*’ ' a* !• .no, 1. 1" ’
'I 1’
»t I hi h*»iio* **t M1
ht!( I llhi
.»! I*111 I'lilllii ! I ■ X• •
•vra
I
.
B a l a n c e $15 M o n t h l y
W ill b u y h it flf c l a s s r e s i d e n l i a l l o t in e x c l u s i v e }
d c n lia l s e c tio n .
7x<
Paved
S tre e t.
'
*
Ui'1^
$500 Under Present
Market Value
»«
uint .M
u r,s.., Uon
uen A
Austin.
r* JI.. I . . “ '‘o
Thii
; o.„,
M *. M
Mr.
T Tno„ o1(, . , . o . ,ih„ „„ w p i i,. held
I Miller. Mrs. E. K. Brady. Mrs. J.I , 1 '‘t n.‘
m '
T
V lr ,,
j). Robert,. Mrs. 1-ou Mooic. Mrs. ul \*« ,h ™ J * . * L " ’
M
1
on Wert Tliiril Street.
Robert Rcnick. and Mrs. McKee;
thy Misses Versa Woodcock, Lillian
Shinholsur. Suru Warren Ku-terby,
Loin Kvans, Martha Brown. Ann
Ix-e, Nonie Williams, Mary Stan
ley, Iris Kenny, Carolyn Spencer.
There were a large number of Adeio Bines, Elizabeth Balisrd and
members ui.ul teachers present at Julia Zachary; M. C. Haddock, J£.
R. Harrell, Sam Byrd, W. H. Laing
thi* enjoyable affair.
_ . _ I ( J -a—
Tom Bruthcrson and Claude KU?
trunk.
- x
The large number of Presbyter
Lee McLain, who Is nUcniUog
ians thst were present with their
the University
of
Florida
at
friends testified that the reception
Gainesville spent the waek-endita
given by the church was an event Sanford the gups* of relatives and
IW ‘ * •' . ■
that could not be
‘
*
.7t,.:
The Cut Worm vie hfty’e (He
ingredients you use., Molog^c* ,
I'uriit (Jreen, Rnia, UoUoo
Seed Meul.
-U
ONEOF WILKES'
An ex, e ," lonnllj Inti" llul'ibel
the direet
..... . M i- It C -1" ' (•f»*Mi,M,n when tliev g:,v. i...
During
the eve,.mg . • "
’ V l l , . I, ,.f n ,,s |,y Rower and to her mid lie, willing n mis. cllaneuu- -howe,
d in, >,1I11 I - », 1, pies' "I •■ ' 1
lb, vx.re on>,yed. The "Mow,, ■ "<
I ' " ' " w Ishes un this u, worker.- too much praise . mmol ’ huvv. r vva* given at the holm
1, -t,,,e
I vv., v isitn, -. All • I
'--t
proved 1110-1 ex. itme
>1 .• nnd ' l l s . I« "l. vv.-i, nl-"
I (i ,l“ ‘ "f 1 <Ivbrution uf he g,vc„.
Mr’ T I Ad..,,."
> Thorn! on bud the in •' i>P * 1
■I -weis eorreet mid she vva- given n
|
The guest.- were met at the l"«t
I " (he -pa, iou- living r**oin an
Iv
handkerchief.
I
i.ie ’
hamlken l.n I - w ••■»
r nr> " -iflit, president.
..f ,h..
i„ ,,
vn,e line dining tnolli dulses
v llh u
Of the stu n s In *,
k
Mum Uyrd w a s ,*ne„ , :m.d |
'H,‘ ' 1 “ b "I .Sanford. ruclodipg Dr. L. D. Riownle, Mr». gi.-cna were u.ed
t
u
1
lied
in
by
inrinbers I*"
Hie
I k**l, blef.
t'biir.tinn- bit saw r
A handsome
H .11,
.11 aiotaslin
Meruslin.. .Iirs.
Mrs. •<T«u,l
il D i - L l , , .
/XI 1 11
iauo How- ,u,nlv
..... ,, A dt-in-ioua
salad
ecu
.sian
delieiuus
rouise and
“ 1)1 l<U»C
( J i l l ) urd. nnd Mrs. Kit..,, J. M„ugHlon.
»'• «f-' «'nt<- of the I vmg
| heart shaped
dwnhes w.li . .. f .-pie.i l wild Indslir was Ul-|Hii>i,l
uinl bought by u inenib. i
Manx
te i t a i l l c d
1 >xr
T h o g u c a t a won- then conducted to a 1 bail ' * *
®n‘ w’ * r 1
was served
by the g n eio i
e m b e r s t i-pnrte il
a r t ic l e *
b eing
'...n a , p y
£ « rJur,
, hur,,. ....... .
-'*■ « - « e i *
' ri; „
fLs. ( ’o n n o t l v
Mrs. Fred Williams. Mrs. Brown ! *u
W** 1 1 ^
included: Mi and made l.*r Uie basaur.
th e )»1I«))»«•'
1i*e Mr«. Stella 1*. Arm$rton, AtuJ j COI,1*U4 V
i
1
*
, ' Mt> Koby U itiK . Mr. and Mr?
the innclu^ion of tl
During the ufternoon ■vn iv* a j (,h„ Sneed. Mr. nnd Mi> A »'• part of the ,niH*ti,ig. J
P, »k""* < .".nelly enter- Miss Mary McGill met them und
I
, M."7
M--r«'. Mr. und Mrs. Morns Mam- Moore gave several d.
I ,,l"ba Bridge Club made each g u e st feel at home.
,
POISON
SUNSHINE
V, EGG AND DEVELOPING MASH
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M ' n, 4| r"J^
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A
f- - !‘ v ..•■ • ,*i . . .1 i„ . n - «
I ! a t e r t a m c < l I»y
........
. at,UVK: Genera! Koception On llv .lunior I fepartmeiii we.l,,:s,si'ri,i:mi",nr,v;;'
h u m h th
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tm feJloir Who got the most ; f U r d . " . ^ ‘ ‘ They* Y ^ i e d ' G w 'rilim ' Yp V ,',f Nr’.'Vi,“ V)! k* V'1,1 “ " ‘t1 F,u
lV 0f VOUr OW" '
7. Never marry a man who d e - I Hurrah f„r ,|u. h, ruw vote! If
|W «. .lecUd.
subsidy plan to which he vva, whole Fa,,,,.., i S . Z
“ !,‘l
1 . st a dogs.
lit wiisn t f,,r that we wouldn't know
..
,
Iheart edly attached and fier.i.Uxi I n ' u C M p m ' . i u
' , T R ^ K « ' ' N . M I ( Y A T i y K . S deH. N ever m a r r y
u man who I there wus going to be un cloction.
thing, thuy w y the wo- I the bonus ra,d ag.inat his |>r«- |Jonty of ,,‘uy { L e e a c c i 'd i n g ''^ * * ^- - * — i h^
rV i ,ltr Tb « drinks on the sly.
I — Chicago Tribune.
cunaultlng thoaa in-onie I tesU.
In the Senate they w« re ' present indications 'o veVTbV'’ *v Amerircan Pederntion „f !-abor pfU. Never marry inun who speaks
duraed
only
forty-two
Republicans
now instead of the aoc- cold to the world court. They have , os.imn
And h a t'i a , ■ •
'1 ’*
Lots of men never cast their
slightingly of your parents or of
»rUa.
/ (
been
r (Tool.
..lh?' hcu"
»>u;ority for election to the Housa'of -Be“
broad upon the waters unlesa'tbere
ba»a much
much harsher
haraher In
to M
Mr.
Ox>l I>Lilt
, l | include Senator,
us ‘ unccrUln
old
people.
sentatives. T w o hundred
h u n ' d r e ^ i ' foV
10 Never marry until you are is a reporter around to make men
i i u rg in g the Frogreaaivei
The next House will
be
so
°f
-r.iu lic * 1 vi*’w« aa ty-slg were elected.
old enough to know what you are tion of it In the paper.— The Roa
and McMaater o i T o ^
.o p * p a r t y w ith tha Demo- strongly Republican that it may
noke Times.
**doing. ’
'
Dr.kuU nnd Sc hall of Minnesota * However, Labor may find
/all. according to tha last
fort lit tho fact the S e c t o r B . - _
i All o f these warn in g are nega
They
are
Republican
in
name,
b*it
‘
would still leave them
Lightning never atrikee twice in
. $ ,
- I the President's ’oer- »o are Norris and Brookliart, who h1*^.’J* . f * nu,? e
tive. and therefore m ay be criticis
1 m m low:
rt of the Bepubli- vlce.
However
the
insurgent
W o u l d n ' t b a c k to (he Senate. ed on the ground tha t they are not the same place, but tho chronic
r t i f . l i r ^ ,in V th* s i d e n l on He wouldn’t have Kone without the
group may fret, they will be pox cornea back for more.—
eonatractiesRut it is juat
.dually eyary issue.
h ,l„
U bor. j |
*
w. ll in cuch matter* not
Ani
memher.H
*' rt
cmninlttri*
is " f \ i l a l i m p . . i t a i i . c
e 1 1'-’ •' 1 If., ers. chnir
1 " , . d u e l i u , i.
*' I £I* K i 1
*’
.... inbers as
I K I I S " Idl th. lull
m
*»»11* 1pjiti*. will
H
*' ' * luh Hollar
l l l l . ’ .M
* 'dav morning,
In
* r « w>>ioeii will
,lf'd Il.ik*'. and ll
r l> ' I- '
a large
Hu
A em r e e l h
lodge Graham , f >.,„ 1 , anciMii sumo to t,|| H g.M i,H,
,, W ,i..
Maki ng from .’.•' v,.,i- -tmlv of 1 a few "i>ewa>,
sign- b.mg
,,,
' 'bo divorce I", b.t ... and
ex
1,,-fore h,-. , v,
i>.,,x | ,. , •
what th, i at.
-.tuple
minded ..nonce of hundbl.g man v^ iiu us
ed to fi.ll.l-, M.
f f Mild'. ! ini I vv•. 11«| rn>t rui * lit
of dlV‘>r< e *!•'*•
lu-r f i»r ins n ^tnn tivi • i* i ,t *, t B* ,
I
d
Si ale and County Taxes
IM T IK V l l I IIF world's fo.
tune tellers m ,, piiived to l>,
•Mr. * o o l . d g o has e a r n . ,I < <•,, ', . , „ <pt f. . ,,,,, ,,,.
............
, * l eilulntli*
la n k .n g
the
Nihil ., oful service bv giving g i , L this
Kx.vptl.n.
•, \ ,
■ , , ,
grusi with h i m
Two y e a i * a l t , " j
\, ,
-o--------,u o.o, | a ",g o, with hor f! win
tobo* and In, - do, aloguc of mat riim,i,.,l advice
doubt, to ,v>.
., a ,. . ng n , bo I ,
ford Hleh will have a jolly the H u , d i n g l a n d s li d e of l:>2<. th e
l"o.na.,ont tliat thoi might make <"litorli , t h o v
' ako the next
I Never m u m a n un win, does , l*ut on th, wi,.|, m .ov
, ",ti\
imp with those Kisslimnee i Republicans Inst much g r o u n d both
in
the
House
ami
Semite.
’J'nis
Hio
I
>
,
im>c,ats
would
!.,
,
i
,
host
tiling
a
toitn
rnteller m ,
rt-ud the sporting -o.tion of sound
Explanation* nr,
inchers this afternoon.
I Iu mail In , t he ncwspu|>c,.
in some , a - , - I.,,, t
year the Frcaidcnt
has
helped "jn, l\ >.ipett,,r numb, ,i bo -idem,l stove,,],*, li.it
must b a n .something strung.
Never mu n i a man win, plays the worse f, m ,.,!
I b. i proiuk,
A fter Maixli Ro|,.il,|i, an- will
have tb,
- ii golder a man get* tl,e mure them to locovor it.
, ards for llionev
1 young peupl, ,., l,„t(, M.Xo* to
Uxes the folly uf trying to 4. M»2f>. his party will h u v a r<*un and Mp power, a i d will ba. llj , u„ and impossible <>, believe
f t'.o. wild
,'t. Never muriv a man wb,, says Unnk about tlioni
ng, but a wuniuu never does. m ajority in both branches
#*V
o--------UtiuRut
\ will the Kopublu a n , in <
•*-*» in Ih, Senate the I r, sidenl’
« i » R) D CHNS FRV AT1VE.S that
has no hud habit*
C o ilU *im ,,„- r v
f
.
,
Never
marry
a man
man your
vrnir
LUIIW " ‘ F " r . . l V ( o n i n i e l i l
m
* Allows who U t on Davis I
"'«* ......
■-lull nuiigin ,,f used to tell women, "your place l1l r'
ev‘’r mnnv
a
r *|ving ..roof of the so-called f d V ^ r r e 7 t ..H im h i . Z i l l * r'!.’ ' T M 'v , “*
“ » "> U*f »><«•>•• k.w-|,,.„ and church.
objl’cl ‘‘J’ u,,lt’“
....... ..
Rufe -Hoskins
sa
uf inoukayiani.
la
/ ,i, ,
K " a
l J, k
t ,ar‘'' ,h*' ,‘‘ l,»',>ln an paper .n.,.,,,
not
the
polling
|...., i , "
i,aV(. most unreasonable.
1 v,
'■
*
h i i i h ‘V Vl
b r nd
Y
■' -l*'Co|dlv e. With tlve a■live sw itched to tho wo.k.ng man They
r*
n,Urr' “ '»*"■ ........ . .
...
7 *
ht*1 r‘,‘t'*r,,s
Bugera say. that the best
f h a j i . ^ o u b t f u l ' Thev " “‘Ur*‘ * “ J* lu
»l
" la- “ H him. "You,
ln
of he does not care for « h.ldren.
I0 ^
0 ,110 “ t T l
° f nW" utl’ -
uVfer*r*| ’^1 r r. lMil ^
i
The BUTTERMILKOl
A n " H i n g e a i lav vv ill i|n i n |, t,. w ai ,| ki pi up
Inc awa.v
iim
o
it «
ian’s Club
|Column
• • *• D»i hit 11• - i •} ..it 1l.i | (•• m *| <•••%••* firtit-tiT * t • 11 r.
. t..M,-l,„a ai w ..„ m |„ iu ,„ tV )i'
>
ID | jliliia n
».him Mill
tn.lii.it tut* \... .*
It t h. \ plav untt| ili. ii n. . < ,, ,
■ sell... k:itg the I'll- i III
„ ,d«
,|„, | :,,t,.,|
■’ ••'• tb ■ • Ib< i nn. t l-o
'"I- " '• " • b a -.d Up.oi a M. >| i nni'O .ng a h . a i v li.otag, m
I.
."*•« I- ... :». MH.tU'1 he,
I* f l I i d o miti-nl. and lies tb, ■ ..nadi.ui \ i. Id
Wh.-ru • I. a
I ill 11*»r i t . •••I p n in an lv up..,, the up *.. <| m .
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C H IL D R E N S ’ B O O K W E E K
B E IN G
O B S E R V E D B Y .L O C A L L I B R A R Y '
4. |». CONNELLY & SONS
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l e - p i i n l m g o f t h e t r u i s m . " A n o r a n g e a .|»\ k. . p- t he
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found,
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does a _ b"d as she can.
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nb
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r\ * t
e g i o n w l i e r e ever.v
m il g i v e n t l „
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■ «tt « ll Sri 1 "1 full. 1 g , ,, - " i .m y .
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re a so n s
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•nee.
g r e a t v a l u e < " i any,'-. , •-.-I" • inll\ |,
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: f-;il.;r-i ;11,, f y * • -vv-ny :•,*
G * d ^ 6 d '' 8.'v the heart.
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Iiii.vs am i g i r l
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Go to th*- fi/irtr h a ll a n d •*»« w h a t
A m i ti n*
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I her of l simmer, e, and Mrs. G. < J” V.
ti 1lie eotirtesv of Mr,
x , i , „ n _, '*
r*-. " 'tfht, I',.•-ident f San- Goddard, president of the l^kelnml
•
" MiVer nod '1r. Menidon. free slides
ford Woman’s ( i„l, gnv, a v, ,> ,nB»inrss meeting Worn- Mrs. Kallnrd a: chairman.
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arc being i ol on at the MilamT h j m eeting was called to order ‘ errstiug report, -peaking „ f its ' '-ii'
the mstailntion was in charge mil Prince: :• theatres, niinoiineing
• Tile woi|,| ,., K ,
.
Hcuit; 3 p. m.
by the president. Mrs. R. K Tolar
........ department
, . " " 'k
She also nn- of the Savunnali Division while th.
.
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a
lie
lia'i a lilt'll of till member- “
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a "'"Vie that didn't 7
Department o f Woo f Hanford, minutes ‘if Octolier ' nounced the addn'ss of Mr. Foster I initiation
was......----------------------ftil
in rhnrge o f the Sa: d'M'Inv of
KINS.
lilP .i'd tll.it till* book- tliev b**r- n
V"*;—
Children's hook
‘ |„b house 3:00 o ’m
evening,
Nov. ford. division.
R. ports from,
_ eeting
-• read
,
. nnd reports of o f f i - I, ain. Sanford,
. . , , ' Thursday
i
.......*-• -----, .»11||| IN- 1.1110.1 ni > on-man I* |t,„.k
i.i»>» *.*VV I *tal ld».Ul .1 third of I Ile
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cers
and
standing committees' '* " "
l.a,idsrn|»e (.ardetung and various divisions showed splendi.t Stii|p f(
utc MHVi„||v illust- . ila- u ■ .u.m.loridde interest •- “
The
a.
, •
■--• •'•a:, hid XJarsdav
made. Mrs. Malthie o f Alt,mu nt. beautification" and the art exhibit achievements for the year am! ,
..Hi' i..n and
ulai title*.
(shewi m -lie S lo iv Hours, and re- m
$215.00 D o w n — $ 1 5 .0 0 I ’ c r M o n t h
•at h.s tec, |„e ,hl. J "
nsked to t>c relieved of her offn-i "
u-li». tea in U tu*!d Friday progress along ull lilies.
, |1;|,|u .n u,„,k We.-k i- a Imp- «e:.tl
the Lib* m an and
< *:n ■
has lit, at In
yraycr nnd prnise; us chairman of fo restry.
afternoon, N..v, 7 fi..,n 1 to
Tuesday noon a delightful lunch
v lomamilei 1,1 thi.
day of nut < «.: l.ulic- i i - i t e .1 ..I! the a
\\ c ttnvi' lots* located in every .section of the city. '
"J
;arrh: 3 o’clock.
List of committees o f fedcra
" VI,M k
*•" "'"Minn’s Flub.
«'«* given the visitors in tb* . (l.
ol rh ii.li. n’s r.a.l gr. .-t -J
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lion rend ns follows:
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Mrs. Memna s <d ls*ng\v,i...|, in J’J 1*S gf'D at which time a most u
.. Thi- 1 its *i \ i *i annual <elc inn, \ -• h*.**l
purse for a ladituci-M |
Fridsv
Child w elfare, Mrs. Deane Tin
f"rnu*.i the f.*deiatio„ inemlN i s
I'f-'giiiin va< n nd. i. d I !
ami it til ing verv gei.e,
'I in I .»*• .«■ v nu.
rr»ver and
praise; tier. Sanford, chairman, with MrI1wi*t \ i'«| l'\
i>u1*liv
amt ' isd .• 11,;..' 1UI- 'MM l i’
• ongwoml u n . |..,.y k, , t i „ c ,,M“ I ‘ 'dent.
In the evenltig
a
Work
•i k.iru i
A
iarrh: 3 o’clock.
k i'llriH, ; ti'lii
lilira*
:i •! t i* • h..,l . II t. W If
i el <•( -igns in el
T. Teitsrnn, Geneva; Mrs. Hill. S
i < on- nn >t claboiate reception was g i'
he keeps ; •iv !r,.m it.
h, ,.l-. tin -,l i .
W'.en. o'- « l d>- Ihr t* ll>,- . 1■ K 1•*1* •
1(1ut‘: hostess. Mrs. ford; Mrs. Va-tnr Fetters, G. ■ nova; mu.iitv :l,at
Phone 4#., '
*' era 1 g, at I. men eii at whnh tiiiK- L. A. Smart heao
1UN M a g n o l i a A m *
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ii.l
news
pupci
all
i , op, i it i c I.. H. t
on.
Magnolia
AveMrs.
Annie
King,
Mrs.
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»V. Lawton. ’
* ■ n the pud. higl.w.ij.
1 bi- was follow, ,| ,.y readings no,
y; Masonic Hall; 3 w . khI; and Mrs. T.
,i[.iti. I ’bildK.ii"- I’.ook Week.
\ . I l 1 W. t III I. ,1 I I'll. Mll.'ll O
A me, n.a ,
a ia ti\ (j-.
Oviedo.
11 s. M *k . h, Mrs Wight and,
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all unite II, IU..K
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F o r e s tr y :— Mr* It. L. M:.!lh*
k’ -'* i"f.#"«r.ii.." as to
, ,Wl.|«nd; .Mrr 1
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Altnmonte. cbaiimnn; Mr-, t •
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A
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i fpxii, W.-ck entcrlnin- Wooilruff. Sanford; MrI
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Kingslaud. l.ongwood; Mi- N.-ia
R*pert- ..j th, • ..u„i> N’ ut.-c. pr.-ideht, Atlanta; Mi»
Alt'*
" hut th. .tai,......
Haynes, Mrs. G. Lcfile-. Gec-va:
l- udn i w., as |,.ll..w will, | Lilia, slat. . iaiplin, Sunfoid; M*
J a s k u t'.u ill T t u m i
thing like , 1, 1 a -la.n^
Mrs. T. M. l a i n , Geneva; and Mr
e\|*la, at ;,,o •: 11,, h, .,! Ii . i n .1 A. II.,I, it. vice-|, res, deni ai
T a \ H a - l i s n e w O p e n f • I ’a v in c M l
i .|n.i t hint :»*♦ « • Mutil ii
hair to tak. '*'• -t ruimli
T. L. Meade, Oviedo
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W ■ !mi l.»\ at .• »
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Pattishull, chairman; .M,s W obol;,
lupoti
th. I .1 . •;»., ! |.. ill*»•’• * l;
Ovicda, Mrs. !M F. I LmiIi’V, <it ID v.1.
a a n a
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' . Sanford.
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field, t hair ntaii: Mrs. John Me,-.:
uni M u Veil, through
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Sanford; Mi.-- Elsie Duiniur, I • >•»
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i art i xhihit fr*tin »n * I Ross
Fianklm , Geneva; Mi
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Highwav Heaiitifn atp.n
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Woodruff Mrs. Stella Lake, Sanford. Mr- II F. \|. •
t. m I vI a \< A .list m o i l nl I w,i
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Mrs
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m . in e a m i i c m t ciI at a
M i >. A . .1. i . o . - ii. •
a mall nst
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M,,‘ T - Holli,,*vv„nli. III.
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l M c o u r s e Mo o n e niaSl\ h a \ e not |< etl ;,M\ eolllte. 1in|, l.et w e e n
i l f there isn't a vacant scat sin
U i e s e t w o a c c o u n t s , t h e w o m a n ;,,p| |,er |,.iIII' ' i 111.11ell III t he
must stand.
will not o ffe r her their seats. I s i l l , w a v . a n il I lie
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H 5 'S h e is dressed and nets like « \o, un ,r o
1111
Ion k
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. u e c t p h i . \\ . n . o i l . I n<
11 \" •mi
n .e,lint ion
n \ ■' o n
man.
In* SO so, l a h s t i c . «,r R o lslrev iki
Rut I In-n a g a i n . ..m . o•M< in;n
.Women should be kind hearted and h a v e n o t i c e d it.
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j A n d do the very best they ran,
U they want meat to love and n
T a l k i n g I p T i n - I* ,* < >f ( ip a n .u v s
LBoard meeting WomBb House; 9:30 n. m.
A little ■u. -i? L. rc,
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| him a sermo,
sic.
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m a u l. '
TBf*,d*.y . Methodist
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together nnd
tt Wesley, Meth i t ncw qunrtcr8( or now o > n,niUnlty
1 sh' n'V cos ,,,K'‘,her
7:30 p. ni
of a cenClub House at Altamonte, whi, h hat, irnl p o im ^ d h ?
r.M>ting Philathea class
hope. Of a lodge.
The renort m the
,»... vrPmtk.nt
president of
of
SSchV class parlors, just been completed and furnished
throughout In.tho most attractive th-nevn tVoman’s (T u h .^ t V r W a k ^
manner, jh U liblng the g ift ,.f lin, fjL.M str.lllff
i hue jt
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t,,i " 1Ji. Kill'll • " il". t Vmg I,. th.
I.ll.ghtr,r. Si •IM,' will uinl.. nn*
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T h e n t h e r e w a s V i n c e n t A s t o r w h o s e o n l y , \. u s e f o r bv
m g s o t a r a s tin* r e c o r d s Mnnv is t h e t a c t t h a t b i s i e m d . s t
a n c e s t e r . Jtd in •Jacob, e s l . d d i s h e t l t h e l u s t l u r l e a d i n g po.-t
m tin- N e w W o r l d , a n d a ls o , p e r h a p s , t h e f a c t i b a t li: l a t h e r ,
a n o t l i e r J o h n J a c o b , g a l l a n ' i y s u n . n . l e r e . l b . s s e a t in a In.-b o at, w h en th e T it a n ti.
* i . l <•».««»'». a n i l A t .S m ith , ..............
man.
W | llt l(
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it ih a w,«e man «V.l
over insteiH „ f ov,rt ‘
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T U E S D A Y . N O V E M IIE K II. 1924. , J r m o l t h e l a w w o u ld rc.it h o u t a n d m a g tin m t.. u . e m . i - . «r. f.. K ,,fr ,,m ,,:g r,..m UIimi.lVfo
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l a t e s i d e w a l k s w i t h t h e o r d e r to " .M o v e a l o n g ! ' * I l e u s , h l.m i.- ..... . Try......, . , - u t .. , m e i m railBflftLfc H f f t t l G H T F o n T O D A Y
e ls . sh e e ts, h e a r t h tires, c h a i r s all that :t bon a a,i I n a l it '"•<•■ 't.,,ks.
It was nr.di.u-d '
if ,* I
( S E L F - P R A I S E : — Let another m e a n s t o a n y o n e , w e r e n o t t u . k i i o w n p . ’ ih t m . b u t v.. ,
.... -mm t
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rnil. ,
praise thee, nnd not thine l h e > l i v e d l i k e w o l v e s , l.ut l e s s e a s i l y .
.. , 1.1 be t..i,|. "if v„„ .inn’t
own mouth; a stronger nnd not
• • • • • » •
. t \,,ii want n>k f,,r it,"
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thine own lips. Proverbs 27:2.
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N, w Y o lk
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8 T O P — L O O K — L IS T E N
! p a p e r p u b l i s h e d a lis t o f tin- a m o u n t s m ):,l , . n i e u .x .- s „ - u .i
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Down on
— St.
"* Simon'n
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iHlnnd
t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s g o v . 1 1,m e . , I L> . e r l a i n
tent
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iintr In the sen,
I A l l o f t h e s e i n c o m e t a x e s w e r e not h u g e LuJ d|
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1 .Will write thoHe tinea
! w e re interesting.
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^ T W t h o ijlc : t>o kind hearted, hone.t ] m o n l y c a l l e d ’ M a r k " Itv l l n . s e w h o d o n ’ t k n o w turn » | ,
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,A woman phould not droaa nnd ,
' 11 l o t u s it How m a i l t h a n I le g o v e i n n ie n t b a r g e s to |\..st ladu.diM.i
d. ad
I '•ml'
live
a#, j- - look like a mua.
R i v e r d o c k s , a n d w h o w a s uu o i n p a i a M t s.-cmel.v m.ti 1 1. .| hie', i ..........
i, w *u 'n ^n s c o u n t r y n e e d e d b i s s e r v i c e s l a n k
in i ; i |7
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wishes as Fntufcifl
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this e.dumn
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^[HE SANFORD H ERALD, TU ESD AY/N O VEM B ER 11, 1924,
like i
.When ahe enlern the court room,
f.
N o C o n n e c tio n , P e r h a p s !
As Brisbane Sees It
man.
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T H E S A N F ORD H E R ALD , TU E S D A Y, N O V E M B E R 11, 1924.
* i r z i * , 2 -r K k-~a—
i S ' " ‘, . According to tho story in the New York World she war
r »“ i S f f S f t j y f t f f i the young mother o f four small sons. She was a widow left
(Joins Up.
The Itori Fins: Wave*.
•ewm :T 7 We,**w *w Act of *‘e.nn*,eM aml thrown upon the world in the struggle foi- ex
The Divorce Mill Grind..
istence. How she fought the bitter battle of life, how she
X w i A l l D L, IIRAV
Two Fought, Both Pend.
t- H o w a r d n a n o . . ____ Maaaarr slaved for the few morsels of food which kept her body and
hy A r t h u r nnisiuNR
soul together that she m igh t seek further for sustenance lor
S i 4 lh*»#ll« A v r a a r
■ Cap, rich! 1034)
her children, are cruel f a r t s which can’t be equalled bv any
, •••r....$ 7.Co Sir Month. ...$1 SO tragedy in fiction.
rerad In City by Carrier, put
T IIF RISE IN’ whent wasn’t all
Days she spent on the sidewalks seeking p e n n ie s fro m
l*c.
W eekly Kdltlon 12 00
politic,),
it seems.
Whent nnd
Mr.
.some charitable passerby, or at the back doors b.u^in.r i w
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This offer lipids good until Wednesduy. If you want a ^
real bargain act quieklyw
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TH E S A N F O R D J IE R A LD , T U E S D A Y , N O V
AGE POUR
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More Buying Orders Whites P rive Negroes MOM’N POP
Flood Stock M arket From the W ork Camp
nd 300 bulTal/on the
itional bison rnng,> weit
o f h ero must be tUIn this
fall.
W Y O R K , Nov. 1<
45—XfwitliorH A R R 0 D k B U R G . i K y . , Noy. in.
o f buying (Jrtefg'tiouroj!
A r m ed
e d \vhit£
\*hyt£ workmen!
workmen
tKiurca Into — Arm
t o d l j ’a stprk IpnrKet! caf+ylng about' fiOO negroes from a const ruemore than n sebre o f Issues to tlon cam p o f the Dix R iver Dam
new peaks for the y e a r In the first | near here Inst night a ft e r Edward
fifteen minutes o f trading.
| W inkley, 18 j^ears old, bridegroom
Total snips nre in excess of 160,- o f a few d ay s had been fa ta lly shot
. 000 thousand shares. Initial gains by a negro high w aym an ,
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ranged from fractions to four
W AN T PROGRAM FU R N ISH ED
points.
IwnnonriM 0110! ! 1^0 BUPcr |n t l ’
(announces. A census last slimmer
p h b w e d 700 B u f f a l o , BOO elk, 28
mountain aheep and 100 deer on
T A L L A H A S S E E , Nov. 10.— The
range, and an inspect Ian of the
Flriridn Federation
of Woman's
convinced the superintend- j
clubs has sent a request to the
. t h a t the preserve w n about
--------Florida S ta te College School
of
t per cent overstocked.
F R A N K F O R T Ky., Nov. 10. — {Music, asking that the school fur- 1
T h e sale o f b u ff a l o to parks ann
ia not g rea t enough to bring ■ Reports of race rioting near lia r - ; nish an ev en in g ’s progrnm at the
herd down to the required sixe, | rodsburg reaching here this morn j federation meeting in Orlando on
•O a U r g e number will be | jng caused National Guardsmen to 1 November 1
No action
has yet
[•hghtered an d *>ftl on the meal |,e dispatched to the Dix
River , been announced on the request,
jtet. Each fall the herd is re- dam.
A Ix'xington dispatch told
III this m an nir but this y ea r of the arrival there of IP negroes
f a r g re a te r number than e v e r . from the Dix rivrr who said they
"Wd will b<! butchered.
' hnd been driven from the ronstruc|P|M MontanV bu ffalo herd i» the I tion camp hy a mob with clubs,
‘ rd larg est ip the world.
The ' sticks, pistols and shotgun*.
. containing 13,000 acres, is j
— — —— —------- ------er the supervisfon of the United ]
S E I L E R IS N E W C O A C H
Biological S u rvey .
j
f a r M f. R n J b a s ' o l . t » i " i ” 'h..
M IAM I. Nov. 10. - Ernest Seiler
Icea o f but tW.« cowboys to ( h a " l" ','n appointed coach of footMentho-Sulphur.
a
pleasant
him in o e g r e g a t in g the ani- hull tennis at Miami High School, cream, will soothe and heal skin
to be sM\ightercd. Few rider* in succession to George 11. Stanley, that is irritated or broken out with
willing and able to do tiii» who has resigned and gone to lin- eczema; that is covered with u gly
irk. T h e b u ffal'i in a stubborn vnnn, Cuba, where he will enter the rash or pimples, nr )■ * rough or
Nothing subdues fiery 'k in
nlmal, and *hc chance * nre ten U niversity of Havana, and act ns dry.
assistant
to
James
II
Kendrignn,
eruptions
so quickly, says a noted
one he will ch a rg e the rider who
skin Specialist.
Uemptn to cut him out of the head coach o f that institution.
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| The moment this sulphur prep
of th e herd. ' * "
or at i on is appl i ed the tli liing stops
—
----------------------------and a fte r two or three applicaT E N N IS L E A G U E FORMED
Race Riot Im minent
In K en tu cky Town
E2«s
WAS ATTN.
^tONOR— p t l *
di 5
v 5u brjnA
t h e . O ozfew
BELGRADE
H f f e f i E e M BROUGHT* A G f
THfe M A G I C M U D C 6 . WHO£
M I S S I O N IS T O P R O D U C 6 A
P R O D U C T W H ICH IS DlRfCXLS
INVJOLVfED IN THIS C A S C —
J A R S OF
M U D WITH
SO AMXiOUS
To GET
—
NOU?
WOMEN
ON ThE
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BIG CROP
he o l o
Fox HAD
Fertilizers.
S omething
U P Hl<5
Sleev e W H A T
WAS
IT??
“ Make Every Acre Do Its Bcjt”
Be l g r a d e
DEPENDING
UPON
OTHER
MEANS ,
T han
TESTIMONY
TO
INFLUENCE
THE
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The Armour BIG CROP line is complete, h include
formulas and analyses to suit every Florida crop u
soil. Among the four types of BIG CHOP *itrus mb
tures there is one especially adapted to tin- fall
of your grove. And there’s a BIG ('Hop vogetfU
fertilizer to satisfy every need of your s >i| and cm
Descriptive booklet free on request
ONLV
T im e
Warehouse at Sanford
VVILL.
A rm o u r F ertilizer Works
TELL.
Wesi ('nmmrrcial and It. It. Avi
S in ger
TIRE SALE
Are You
Economical?
Rebuilt
furniture
Looks L i k e
New
W.
S e w in g M ach in es
*1#• r »iii% In Hull
it.
Mel ’ A R L A N
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Buy a
C L A R K JE W E L
Gas R an ge at
Ball H ardw are Co.
ji
Jackson* ille, Fla.
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Reasonable Price
A LL GPARANTKKD
Announces the opening
For Fruits and Vegetable^
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S T . A U G U S T I N E , Nov. HI ,
,
i smooth. Sulphur is so precious as
D R E S D E N , Germ any, Nov. 10
„ spin lemedy because it destroys
tehnis league to take in the
Thu
Associated
Press.)
the parasites that c a u s e the burn
rind pa] cities of the East Count, ( B y
com peting players o f wide Sybillenort Castle, the abode o f the nig, itching or disfigurement. Monn a tio n s is ' planned for
this former rnlrr o f Saxony, harbored tho-Sulphur a lw ays heals crzcnwi
ion o f the ‘state. An effort will 1 many former royal guests recent
right up
made to interest the United i ly, when Anna Pia Monica, daugS
A small jar of Rowles M. nth<<
itea Lawn .Tennis association In i tor o f ex-king F nslerirk August of Sulphur may be had at nny gou I
movement, which is i n t e n d ^ t o Sa x o n y , liecnme the bride o f Arch llrUlf "tori‘
~"~ ' an a ll-yea
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Ice L
tennis
r outi cU‘7r duke Joseph F rancis of Austria.
i r t in this country, it is stated. Am ong those present Uero th* Gel
mentioned ns possibilities i man ex-crown prince and ex-crown
‘membesship In the league are princess, ex -k in g Ferdinand of
vnssnu Havana, Palm Reach, O r- Bulgaria, the ex -k in g o f Saxony, j r Ut prices
on all sizes United
Sta te s, Pennsylvania, Federal, Vik!, St. Augustine, am! perhaps and numerous Au strian and ( i n
niun ex-princes and ex-princesses.
mg.
mp., on the west cohsI.
HO x 3 Vi
$ 6.95
fi rii y T u b e n
$ 1.75
llllliiiiiia iiiiiiix iiiiiiiiix a iiR iM s x x x x s x iiii
Red T u b e s
l 1.90
Jlfi.OO
s i 12 x 4
311
The many big crops of the fruit and fancy veg<?t»
grown with Armour’s BIG CROP fertilizers are
best advertisement. Actual field results clearly nn,
their superior crop-^nnking ability. Only high yn*
materials of known value enter into their cnmpogjtij
The plant-food is balanced to suit the needs of them]
ticulnr crop for which it is intended. They can bt4
pended upon to grow big crops if big crops are posefoj
I s ATTV
Many Who I^ost Titles
Go To R oyal W edding
F. P. R I N E S
£
12 HOMELV
FIERY, ITCHY SKIN
QUICKLY SOOTHED
WITH SU L P H U R
The Valdez Hotel
t \
ing W rong Here.”------- -By TAYLO R
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Sure by Buying from
;
Knsi Secon d S tr e e t.
I 11.1 Sanford Avenue
i si;n mt.MTi itK t o
NN c l n k n
1in iid in g
/C
of tlie
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w h a ty d ir tfa n d o
Sheetrock
&
a’ la Carte Service
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Club Break fasts.
ff •
SF. Sherdrixk lor walls an*I ceilings in
new construction — your home, ollice,
garage, store, warehouse, or larm buildings.
U
Parties a specialty.
Make repairs to old walls and ceilings with
Sheet rock.
M R S . J. T. \\ O O I)ALL, .Manager.
Remodel with Sheetrock.
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Lake Front Property
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Made only hy die l imed Stales liyi^um
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Rood investment
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KANDY
W e arc ixtill making that
dtUeloua- hume made laiiily
I
m Try one of our ham aandi L v l c h e a with bottled chocolate
I
milk. W e make our choco
late ajrrop— t h r r t ’o* a d ifferit a ill !«(»•*>
A sk your lumber or building material dealer
for a sample and prices.
U N ITE D STATES G YPSU M C O M P A N Y
205 W e t M on roe Street, Chicwgo, Ilhnoio
X.* u x r.i o*
LAN E
I t K A I , E S T A T E A N D IN SI R A M E , ,
------O F I C K S 01-2 F I R S T N A T I O N A l , B A N K Ilf.DG.
M any uses, and all economical, Sheetrock is
highest grade gyrsum, cast in sheets. )ust
nail it to joists or studding.
It make* fireproof non-warp/ng, permanent walls
and ceilings— at low cost. Takes any decora
tion— paper, paint, or Text one. The Slk vtn x k
Decorator.
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SHEETROCK
THE F i r e p r o o f WALLBOARD
Y o u ’ll E n jo y C h r is tm a s S h o p p in g
In T h e s e Shop-o-scope Stores!
Il will 1)0 so easy to “ look through" the Shop-o-scopo
thtit hand> cullootion of ( hristrnus (lift Suj4j^’ostionM
*td.■>that will appeal in 1he* Ilupuld s Clussifiud Suction
i’l-om November 2Nth to December 25th to select your
presents this year.
And it will be so convenient and so satisfactory to do
your holiday buying at the stores and shops that you will
find represented in the Shop-o-scope.
1hey aie the best in this city. Their stocks are most
atatti active and varied. Their prices are most reason
able.
And you can literally “ shop at home” through the
.shop-o-scope— and simply make your purchases at these
service-giving1stores.
You'll find the holiday offers of these excellent firms
listed in the Shop-o-scope every day o f the Christmas
Season.
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F IL L IN G STATIO N S AND
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RATES
Advertising
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R E A L -E S T A T E
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greatest ha l f mile from the Di xie H i g h w a y <C O N T R A C T O R S
pai nt er and paper ha ng er , phone
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wool ma d e t o order, g u a r a n t e e d ;
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U K . H T . S — Three st at i ons.
Ma g - 'I'Drivt. Wa nt ml and display
F i v e dollars per w e e k ' " Ben d 'in vml V .mRori n' ^rm^o the bui ldi ng up n. nl ac e ,
to a t - ’A l l y 2 - pi ece *uit $2 5 . Ful l , 1S2 I I Itrimhlle l H - T o n
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Holm and Seconii. h i rs t and Elm, rates mi request.
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worn an preferred. Ap pl y We s t e r n dealer so you can read Florida's fishing. 1 nil can fish
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V ining man of good $2 .Oo, If you desire. $1 ,0 0 0 i n s ur e x p e r t s who will be g ad to s ho w I y
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the perience and tail furnish good ref- the "Uainesville Sun.”
L A N E T 'S DRUG STORE
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and 8 ril„ phone F O R S A L E
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S T E W A R T T H E F L O R I S T ’ *. lights, .1(1 o r a n ge trees. 2 1 2 acres. F OR
S A L E — Mal e and f emal e
lb ad about it in the Palrn Reach 1 N I'll 1 « lit! 1 IT i OI II | or* T i n :
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Price
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LEWIS
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Office
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mornng Sent.nel; largest rlussi
Tin* ladies
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Methodist roon(, $ 2 5 each. 5 7 1 J.
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nice
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$ 100(1 Cash will buy one of the and will close F r i d a y N o v e mb e r I in choice resi denti al section, 3 0 5
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H o 111 lota 1mut e d oil Thi s s ame lot .mi be resold at 2 1 , 1921
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701 Ma gners
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rin.-xifit*d nie.lium, rate cafh 0 9 r
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PRINTING
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SERVICE
P R I C E . you have st..i*d nwnv and have
f ormat i on Imiulie at Heral d Offi ce.
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4 room
a pa rt me nt
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poHii.* I’..-1 (itT.,1
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reaches potential b " .
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t<>i San' i t. I 1". ..(,1
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in f i ve miles of Saufuri^.
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SIGN P A I N T I N G
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ill a wer. tliop (lead Singer. Good
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copy
on
ri*unc«t
condition, $17 bn 211 E Thi rd
SANFORD
SIGN
SHOP
Ri ght
pi ice.- for >tgn- of ail kind- T A M P A , F L O R I D A
U m p a Daily
F OU S A L E Good
lug.
sound.
p x ■* •
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Ii N N I P P E R .
T i mes, the gr eat home
*iaily
white mule
Gua r a nt ee d flint
j»*ii . i • , Iv. |
S a n f o r d A v e n u e at 1 st Street.
rate 1 ’ *ic
per
word.
mi ni mum
Eit ts and I I. Krill inspectors of
I'ovvet , I .eng wood
I1"n.1
in.
Phone 4 7 3 -J
c h a r g e 2 f c cash will, order Wr i te
said election, and J U Chittenden,
-t ■ * ■ ......
fill colli ]>li l e i al e . i . I
F< *11 S 1 I.K i (R T R A I d :
l lirve us Clerk of said election
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■ '..(if. I U T I ) U N i A N .1 youi imi ntl ug
T h e pulling place for said eh*Cmilk . . . » *
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al I1111 I 1*111, II II IKU* It*•
r -oilers f
T O RE \< Ii Kl i * (.'.'
No iob to • l a . g. oi to.* small
offer'’
Address C II Smi th. 2 1 7 tion will la* ul the F i l e Slut.oil Ul
dverti - e in
F l ot i . bi teal e-t' .t.
i;ir.i Ni nt h . s t i . i t
the City Hall, in the <itv of SanI a-l till SI . Sanford
~mi( i;| \ r
the Ft P e t e r -l.urg "1 ’ ll - ( >ne rent
lord. Flotnta.
PAPER HANGER
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cent a Word dully, two
It'll'
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NOTICE
Pulls will be opened
at Eight
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r
and
impel
hang*
i
Su nda y s
lUl.l .
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Notice is Intel . V glvx'H that till o ’, lock a m. anil will Im* d o s e d at
Phone ilfi 11 Or l ando r..ad
KENT
i.i.
.I. . and bv virtue of 1 Its* a ut hor i t y sun down
M AINE
W ..' civ tn. M .ruing S«n
I IN A N D '* U l A L W Ol tK
v e - 1e.| ir. me i i - Ma y or of the Ci ty
IN W I T N E S S
WHEREOF.
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JAMES H
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I ix’t u p ' <>ti l and- . a|>. g a l . l.llig
rull a g . i. ei nl municipal election or
of
the
Citv
of
Sanf or d,
will ho gi v en at Hi. u, Inn t.' . Inb
o f Ti n and Sheet M. tul TV oik . r t y
VII) I IIEIIS
through
the
Reach t hem
t .("m o b ile
II. S. P O N D
be b r i d I III ..li giioli l t ill’ * itv of F l u l l d n , a n d h a v e m u s e d
Wa t er and Ituut T a nk s . At i*as Sent met.
I
nursday
eveni
ng
at
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Ti H
iii-«l 1*4'III |**l 1kg
W at. I. t
S an f or d, Florida, on T u e s d a y . 1 *
be a f f i x e d hereto the seal of the
rki*nr jrjr.
| A v e n u e ami Thi r d S t r eet . ' I i l e
■ Oak \ eime.
tion.
1io >out * lnl.lt n. T h e s e parasites are invited
i eiut.fi 2 nd. 1 9 2 1, for t he purpose Ci tv of S an f o n l , Florida, on this
fEi :\|. |
I luy i plume 1 1 1 .
|are the grout d est roy er s " f child
of el ecti ung one memlver of the the 1 st day of N ov e mb e r A . A. ,
tn ... > |,..int.
'life
I f > a have reason t*. Honk
VI T . * A N I / I N t ;
tJI
( ' . t v ( "oiiiminsioti of the C i t y of 1 9 2 4
. worms, act I|lliekl
F- l’i ■ .
\ out child
Sanf or d. I bonl a to bold of f i c e for
! W H E E l . K S S & W E L S H -Vidro
FORREST LAKE.
Pine Tar and Honey
fop>
Givi
the
little
one
n
dose
or
lw..
n pel lod o f tlii. r y e a r s from and
i Mixing simp, gas, oils
k i-k
As M a y o r of the t ' it y o f S a n
M I R A C L E Conrr et e ( it, general of
Wh i t e ’s
< leant
V e r mi f u g e
Still Best for Cnest
all.-r the lirxl Tu e s da y u f t e r the ford Florida,
T i re s uml Tubes. “ S e r v i ce that
H Ml \
J Tup A P A I N T
cement work, si dewal ks, bui l d
w he r e this
h i s t M o n d a y ’ m J an u a r y A D., t S e a l )
Ma k e s F r i end s . ’’ Oa k A v e , and ing blocks, i rr i gati on boxen. J. K. (Vctroi’* roiniot exist
Frill la ami Vegt tables in
I F l " Rut, R i os.
Colds
and
Coughs
l l jpi r-tI|ed and successful remedy i"
1923
Attest:
L. II. P H I L I P S *
Season
_
Tops that Kit. . T h i r d S t r e e t .
T e r wl ll c g e r , I'rnp.
O u r mother* and gr andmother *
tinE.I
It drives out the wor ms ali.l
1 do hereby appoi nt S*muli 11.
C i t y Clork.
Konsoii-th!, ■ . ices
. R ios.
STOVES (
woul d never ho wi thout pine tor W i g h t .
Kathivn
Wi l key,
Alice Publ i shed Nov. 1 0 .
1 restores the rosy hue of heal th to
l t d ) A l . F R U I T CO.
Lumlrer
and
Pudding
Material
a
yr
up
in
the
house
for
coughs,
K K I ’ A I R — ~ I --- ---------------------------\ I In
r airrii I ii|im
i link j c heekPi ice 3 5 e. Sold b>
client colds, etc. T h i s w a s many
C a r t e r Lurcher C o mp a n y
S A N F O R D S T O V E W O R K S Oil
l
an
t.
I’hat
mm
y
y e a r s ago, hut modern medicine has
N I .nntel St.
Phone 5*15
IM IN I,
l oves, g a s stoves. Wood tux,"*,
never been abl e to i mpr ove on Ihi*
ovens and victrolas. X ■ >.<) c "in
R O U T R H E U M A T IS M
Your health depends <>n good
time-texted r emedy.
Doctors say
House o t
h u p A P A IN T
I, good
Phone -It*I. •* 8 2 1 1 irsl H I L L L U M P E R CO
w . ei
! to te t- nolo* better than
No more stiff joints, no more stab" the pine t a r is ha rd to heat for
Servi ce, (Juality and Price.
*4 ' - F n .
St i e e t .
Si lver Lake
'plugs 1 o
wa t er n the muscles, no more aching pains quickly l oosening and removing the
\
K.alv
u h i i h v mi inn get t.V c al l i ng phone (torn ihrumatism. Sounds too good phlegm and congestion thu( a t e the
JL,
*1
O N E IN T E N
o be true but it i* true.
Ml
Adv
actual cause of the r ough. At the
t.K O N A R D P S
l-L lX IR
F O R name lime pine tur and honey h.miii
Mil u " R l v
r i l K B L O O D will cure your rheu- soothe and heal ull i rri tati on and
N e g l e c t i n g a little wound, cut ot
l tty l a v Kooks open N o v e mb e r
nausm. enable you to move around aorenrss
a br as i on o f tb«- f l esh may in nine
li.j* A
SHIRTS — B LIT*
1 1 9 2 1 I r i he pav im. i.t of ( “it y
P A IN T
Tii* Void that has t***n u»».l a l l s
■ nth perfect freedom, make you
OVKULOAT
- ,
- . I:, •• k i l l i n g c a s e s out of ten c a u s e no grea* Taxes.
2 |H t r e a l Discount ullowe#4rr t*lllnit " u . e , H
In
ul
:’rel like a new person. It drives ■•...Mir* fur r e a r s l* Ilia! knunr. s* Ur.
A | Popul ar ' I' ri cfe ^
t J l - u VI 1 k l t l U l l - \ •differing or inconveni ence, but it 4-d if paid in Novemtrci and 1 per
■ he poison fr om tile system. Don’t II. n * I'll.* r » r l l » n * )
Tills I* • f i t s FOOT S F R C I A U S T
,s t he one case in ten t hul causes cent allowed if paid in Uecemher.
T a i l or e d - to - Me a s u r e
1
wait but try I* now. You will feel tin. sl lr ro nu-uuhd*4 *»f Just tt.e rlxtit
—
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poi
soni
ng,
lock
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IJUI'3
the
results
almost
with
the
fust
lli|j
Nulls
1
1
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ijul. X » . l 1 n « .
t . * » l l n « tn «r * d l * n t * wt.lrh
c hr o me f e s t e r i n g sore. T h e cheap
Ky Ul l .KN Hi (I . Deputy.
n(jpp| of l 11 * *1 im'111 lid
M II.A V l: T I I K A T K I l IILItU .
»n»
Jo»e.
II,* U * t il orlors h s v s fuund lu nld lo
g H t M l ' - est. sufest and best c o u r s e is to
Nov
1
to
8
u
«
*« i n
LE O N A R D I ' S
ELIX IR
F O R qul. k rs ll s f It ro nt al ns sl- solut»lr no
at a n y
DM. < . I DIM .ICK
di si nfect the wound wi th liquid
i,|,.s.4*. nsrcotlcs or h s r m f u l ilruss. aa
TH E B L O O D strengthens and in- ran
l»* » l * # n to yo un g ehll.tron Sn* tor
F o r Sa l e Well lo. a n d and d e
Korun.in- and a pp l y the Roroxom*
Y iiW ell
1 i i r w llli *ld
. cigoratca, tones and stimulates the ai-a*ti.u.ll< croup II taatvs "
t. m tt
O.I h M
i hfliifidii
|
(P
|*1)**in'
KWv*tfir
t ash talks.
* 1 P o w d e r l o c o mp l et e t he tiealtn: si rabl e residential lot
t( you daalra prompt aarvlca and
(u
u
nant
(
h
s
t>*st.
a
m»vllclna
U.al
of
is
n
whole system.
Insist on L E O N
HI
slops in* s * v *r *s t ro u g h ovrrnla'tit, t>t
P r i ce ( l i q u i d ) 3 <*c, l*(le j If you have some ready money and
h t h i t * ni ocess.
eaecpil.mal work
A R D ' S E L I X I R in the yellow sure ruu H*l U r l u l l ’s l*ln* -Tar H u n * r
N i gh t and $ 1 .2 0 .
P o w d e r 8 0 c and lino., want a real bar gai n address llox
package.
At ?!1 druggists.
It costs out/ ]<K at sujr suuU ui u gg i# . »
C A L L 604)
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11(0 c ar e T h e S a n f o r d Herald.
i Sold by Union P h a r m a c y .
|in Advance
5».r«i
Houses For Sale
Real Kstate
Rooms For Rent
For Sale
A partm ents
For Rent
Simmons Siberia
ItefriffeuralorH
hired ory
Hall Hardware Co.
Try Smith’s Harber
Shop for good barber
work. Ladies welcome.
Next to Valdez.
666
si;
TYPK W R ITK R S
Huildiiifr Material
Frosh Oysters
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD , - .
City Tax Hooks Open
Chiropodist
S. W. B R A D FO R D
Sanford Steam
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B y - 'G E O R G E
M cM A N U S
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(in i) Sine Max. Left
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by themk.dvcs, at [east in
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w« » " r lo" ''
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wp g|wnl j,, your “ Crf
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nine c u n tie*.
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Mr.
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l> u gh erty inquiry out o f th.’
in th e l i i s l otry
r ’ o f S a n fa rtU
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1924.
LEGION HOMEl1^
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A - T o Be Re
•or Davis
W ill R etire From Cabinet;
R oosevelt Successor Named
W A ^ I N f t T O N . Nov. 1 2 - V — T -
12,
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Generally
Thursday I...
northeast Grinds.
Highest Temp. R2.
Lowest Temp. 68.
I K -
S IN G L E
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tion. each day.
,J
» « » « t H «* W ill Be Sealed.
While M itt Nell Wiltioins an !
Saturday night o f this week, the
Miss Velma Shipu ure leading in iudgea w ill fcal tho ballot box anil
t^*e campaign, Mias W o o d c o c k' ’is II w ill j-crr.aln sealed until they
ruMimg u dangerous third. Say optn K when the conteat ends. Afing little but using tho telephono ter "Saturday . o f thia week the
the mails, and being assisted b y stnndnfftT of contestanta w ill not be
14ti fo r Rrookhart.........
pd with Sleek’a net gain of
11arfy "sterens?* S*. ’ q [" Shlnholiwr, her f'rifir^a7” ” w > f MWo^icocA iV published. *
making tho final daya o f the
■Modo a total o f SHU vote* by which
produce big quantities o f votes. ■
Uie nenator'a u n officL l lead or
•r-« **
1,025 was reduced.
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Ilut for tfA t. matter .wp
that good * box)klii0 * spirit
xvhere in your toyrji which u
idly is on. lJ»o way to bo
of JTorida’a big* t i ties
’’ With good wishes
tho -di
tinued ^ r o g r e ^ anjl prusperi
your
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AS CONTESTANTS
STOOD AT NOON
Miio« Nell William s.... .......66;
Mias Velma Shipp
........661
Miss Versa Woodcock____<U t£ l
Miss Naomi Fellows------- 4TQ,1V
Miss Mary Kinlsw --------Miss Sarah Corwin. .....
Mrs. M. E. Patterson---Mr*. Emmie Wicks
Mrs. J. F. Boston— .
Mrs. M «ry Bowie—~i
Miss Pc0 gy Brutun ...
Miss M argarst Miller
SlU.hlGTON, Nov. 12. — lira . W alter W ight
la crop conditions were aum- Mrs. F. C. Golsott
iftztMl today by the department Mrs. M. E. Dooly
A'gnaatturt. as folluwa: dry and
Hanry —
j-uTin with much sunshine| Improvre nee Malm
q i H ^ « > u ‘ hem division but
Aycork
rAletubif atill high and tnosi Mias Clara Rankin
indk (#o wel in Laka Okeecho- Mrs. S. P. Dutton Jft. IUin needod on some Miss Lena B. Hagan
o f iwninsuls and badly, Mi:s Hubs Williams
lit w est Truck made fa ir
l.'progresa in central and Mina EtpUy C rlW i) Pooler weather n'.-odad fo r
cabbago nnd citrus
alowly.- bhlgidng
Farfn'C’rop Conditions
j n g(a (e Summarized
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Take P a rt
ning Events
listice Program
,
_____ _
rest
in Saghalien Mines
le'o along {he northern
Alaska i
o f ice. Th«
» 01 £ } '
coast this cummer was the prevail- Arctic and the Lady Kinder y
y1 ,Uch joint .
Japan^ 0 arm.
•
ing westerly .winds. There is thu ]w’vrc»abandoned. >
„
„ K
. ■ } ° dTKanl faL
-W -U. I f (
runic quantity’
quantity o f icq In
in the Arctic
Arct c |
I ".When
‘'When I go into the Arctic ice,
SE AT TLE ^ Wash:, A’ ov. l l . — Funic
hkt t V
.low the ice in the Arctic Ocean. each yeUr, but thfc wind* determine 'recalled the captain, ‘ I nlwny* « TOKIO, N o r .- - I ll— Japan’s de
the ----field*
farm.
With . watch
fo r n way
to ..
ffet my
!hc worst this year that white men where
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- will
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termination to secure from Russia th? .Soviet jJ?
have ever known in the waters ' easterly nr northeasterly winds, it out. 1 was 80 miles front I otnt
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long-term
exclusive concessions for concession* ik,
rorth of Alaska, worked to dest-jy will he found off the coast o f Si- narrow while the Lady hJndersasking.
^ wn*
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i,v<> gasoline schooners, the / ttltic l,(’ rin-"
'
,ey
In the ice and her „i| Wells nnd coal mines in north
men
were
trying
to
get
awn/
from
j
ern
.Saghalien,
a
determination
j
f-'j/i Francisco nnd tho a .-id>
Captain Bneklnnd said the Lndv
her. I waa forced to go southwest uwhich lots proved the chief stumh- 1
\indendey o f Vancouver, B. C, was ! Kindersley and the Arctic were
in the ice, nwny from them, to |jjng block to agreement In the •
related by Captain John Bnckland, ■lost by following leads through
keep from being caught myself.” I Russo-Japanoa® negotiations
at I
master of the sailing schooner, C. I the ice, which closed upon them.
_______________________ -Peking, is due to recent discoveries j
s. Holmes, which is wintering here. Members of the crew o f the Atctic
1 HycrouJ
c »
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ai
t,
! of richer field*- in Saghalien than I
“ I have been going into the Arc- untie thbir way n'hore to Point
William S. Lowryfi retired aftci |nnv t|)() j „ p nn(xj0 exploiters had
s' « 0*,
Harrow.
Alaska,
over
the
frozen
tic since 1007,“ said Captain BnckT
t
h
i
iv
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’cars’
as
•etter
carrier
in
Pitts1
hitherto
been
nhle
to
find,
accord
SANF0ED1
The men
land, “ hut never before did I find ire’in.
WALL Pa
ion nhoard "hi* burg, v.aikfd 325,000 miles during ing to several o f the leading Japthe ice so extensive ns this year. Kiridersley were taken
nnese newspapers.
the United his service.
The bergs were not so large as 1 steamer Boxer, o f
opposed to 144 dissenting voter.
‘ 'the tuggested amendment re!ative to tho,apportionment of representatives passed 110 to 147, am'.
the proposed amendment authorieing the legislature to cstnitlish n
Im IV
r. I . .
rtf
w ■%I t . .
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uniform * tnte
o f taxation,
nnd
a
npecial rate on intangible property,
reccivetl f.85 “ ny*’’ nnd 2<J2 “ nays."
Continued, from page one •
-------For T ax Assessor
' ’ (Continued on page 5)
•
...or nil the world industry call* A. Vaughnn L’...„...... ..
.. 1413
eith Its myriad haznrci* and liarelFor Tax Collector
| hlns. More and more men turn Jnn. D. Jinkins ........
1457
lielr oyes to the sturdier life of For County Prosecuting Attorney
1354
10 open, drawn by a hunger f o r ] Ernest F, Householder
Ills and soil.
For County Superintendent of Pub
JIM HA I lN E A E N G A G ED
lot only do new regions and
lic Instruction
gitt rnngos summon their con- T AV. I.awton ..............
1328
TA.MPA. Nov. 10.— Jim Rome*,
irors, but over all this hnlf-cxFor Member of School Board
_ earth
____
____ _____________
b> ........
.
veteran golf professional, formerly
ured
great
project* call ___
for
1st
Dlflrict
sappers
|Fred T. wifliania
1241 I °P**n champion of the
United
ie Pitftneeri o f pen'cc/thc
.
. .
1States, has horn engaged ns pro
•f civilization to bridge the gulf
For Member of School Hoard
Int the Temple Terraces cluti for
•r tunnel the mountains; to irri2nd District
10.V.I ttie winter, it is announced here.
|te.or.drain; to seek out nml con-; L. .1. Hartley
ier disease. Thus can we breed ■ For Member of School Hoard
|
irdihood without war. Thus shnll !
3rd District
gti: achieve strength without d e - 1C. F. Harrison
1032 1
i
ftruction."
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For County (ummi-Momr
M
M
i .“ Obedience to command nnd loy- •
Di-trirt No. 1
illy to n soldier” Were stressed by ] Boston Steele
1072 a
a
-eRoy Chittenden, who declare,! .
For County Commissioner
n
,t war touches the lesson of
District No. 2
2
ihcdionco hht docs not tench <lis- 'John Meisch
tor.R g
,
tlplinr. He said in part:
I*or < ennty Commissioner
Iu
“ The spirit
o f obeilience t«> eom- j
.
I istrirt No. 3
and can bo cultivated. Without <’ . W Kntzminger
P72 ■
no nation cun endure, no 'aw is
For County CumniisNioncr
orth writing, no estnlilished order
_District
_
No. I
secure. W a r tenches this lesson : [». p, Wheeler
«•!»
obixiienfo. Not always docs U f
For County < onimissioner
Soine men
•
teach it lastingly.
District No. 3
emergeil from service hating disci L. II Killice
!M7
Mine, War had not tnught them
|’or Justice of the Pence
Rs necessity. Others rulurnod to
|«,t De trict
I_
ffnd that in civilian life they missed 11„ (i Stringfeilow
tiO'.i I ■
its constant pressure.
Wfc • had
l-’er (onstshle. 1st Justice of
not taught thpm the higher virtue I
the Pence District
■
jf oliedience to one’s own will. Yet K K Walker
it| I
ftb docs tench discipline.
For < onstnhle
. .. _ “ How in pence shall men !• i i »i , \Y ,\ i.ewis
'e r
K f f n l i l lesson?
The spirit
diet-i Theodore Auliti
s’.]
■
t ftfline is no spirit of slaviMlmess. It > c |;it'-hie
m
the bigness to recognize that,,
For Justice of the Pence
)m
T the time being and for thi',.1. M .Shalfer
III i
• .good o f us nil, some of us must A. L. Metcalf
I,
•
Ckercisc authority over the rest of
\mendinenls Passed
9..tin, and that the ie>l ol u-, f'T
I la pii,|io-isl uuieiHtioohl prolidi.
.'flic good of all, nie hound inhonor , ping -tale no,one andmliei iianee
.
to obey them. It is the
spirit tiiximr was overwhelnunuK pa-s.d
I S which recognizes that
IUP7 to Hi
The game is more than the player
Tl
.n o mlinent providing
o f the game
the e-talili-linient •( ii I'oii-oiulatcii B
[nd the ship is more than the muiiieipal f»n n ..f go\<inmeiil 1 u ■
T h e tw n I>iv " t '.vr.-t n| I in' i : tncrew."
n1*
Ihival county \u pa- eil. *
,,
Following the address by Mr.
11,1,1
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•' ^tpiittcnciun, .Mnnror
H.
Hutton
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t )i,hi i li t i ii vmii King iltiv aln a I >•! ’ i ■ ai
I
Upoke upon,the sul.j.iet o f courage
llf
, ,,K lll( jr •
and devotion.
No one can he
, ...... al
j „ , ;tv„ 2 n iiin -S:.i i I " 1:111-1 t-M rl • i-r. r'c.s;li|.-atawn between sacrifice and vat u. tll(, l|1>Ilf,r „ f llivil„ , |t.
ri.d ■
I-. i.nc
g l-l 11"! 1. 11 till". U ml III ;u I II D ll'. I' . II Hu
n y "The riiucage o f war left all the
■
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World at once proud iiml humldr.
n
ii onci* usdiaini'tl and nihpitril It S li.N S
i AN III I II \I* IN (J
,
is for us to convei t tile li.iitlial
h
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I »S I T I , I I lilelh
.
; n i’ L .
L« USA -»!*••
com age.
W. ............... .
............ .
g
. * UH lonviuce ourselves tha! we
n laN.it lull at t in - -t a g . ei ilo i-.-unpaign
pBin be brave at home a- umlei
,
,
k
a i- <111. i,
11,-1. i initial mu
W---:- ir o . We must recognize that thi- ....
1
lal I., -u it-fsm
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civic
Civic courage i>
is. higher.
nign. r, mrei.
Hirer, more
,JV‘ ' ' *"• f ’*' ■
IH:<’ ,tWTi,...li
.......I...I
W
i > win. ' Ollpi. *1 w i ll ) I f !< Dll. ■ a, l a ii\
difficult, .....r..
more needed.
We........
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del - III I lie llVel -I .•til
liv
honor the courage of .v ery .lay,
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m v o l e g a t h . r in g will malm a v inner
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..,».onprising !" .."......
i lleitno*
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-the
valor
of clean, oticnmpnsing
"...l o.*we].
h „«e
BVfs lived in conimon h.uioi and l‘..w ei I ulh ,ui l tie livei 11viii’ l lien . ■
oul ol ;i , m il. -1 aid.
devotion.
.lire-11.hi. purifo-- tin l,,.w.l- and ■
M
I,' “ It is for IIS I III II to Irani I lie i. ....... . II fin, feeling ,.f elletrv. ■
n
yalor that endure, in pea. i a- Well v noand . In ri folliesI'm . no,
T i n - i • m l l lie 1mu- tn III d a l e
J
v'- as wnr, to know that
Seal l»v < nn.ii I'loit mai v
n
'A \\ hat i d i t f i i d . -, 1 l<> h< •i* ®l!• • must I,,
y
‘.‘The pi PM'Ilt Tt(‘«*dt4 «>t11 ('di||;i i/ i‘
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nnd oiii might.
ill'll.' lli.H
I’ m t.' II1Jm>|l i- i |,. |,1
.til,Behold , on e'et \ nainl row f ..■<■ .
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to figiit
n r j t L i m i u iT i/ tiT i
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And g ii mpiunevnl uii.ng- Hi,.
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war with Itighi
Hi.' |ii/<' that wuiilil ha\. Im n ;. mu -.
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Though gun lo
-pike I mol
shrill heil
t he
hloe I tty.,|
sword.
'll I In Ih raid'- t.-i 1 11«>i \
lo mg
Forever sound- th, hug I,
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ink. 11a wil h a I ill. i .mI Ii i itm .uni t lie
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George It Lver-oii. p,,.t , . o.
J[ nr-li ni .-iiloi M|d intis will <ml \t•I,■—
> ie|,l
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* rhamlel of the Aluel icun Legion
< d- U n i , ill a l I'll
hi.
1post lit palatkli. dcliv eled a —t>■■rt " ■.
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healing anl
2 iMlallmg i i adtiH-i ..... .al ligin<
'll.,! |. ; ■11at, tin.
oration m wtilcii lie li.iole.l tl. ’ ...........
(• .tneinory of these men wlo.
In I
.
pa ago and
l•I
\lloWn thrir Ij v
that I •pinuri •», \
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III XX 1.,
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.might to.I
lie overtnst
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Y-air i 1-t
Knight
tod .tie
die hut he
ev.'t last me
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I Last Chance to Win
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be
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very
Read These
Rules CAR!
soon
[Only a Few Days Left
A s a m a t t e r of pr
and l o i»uui-' mains
b i l i t v <;i In
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the int pm i a ncc of t lie ni i us o>ti I > • no ,.,| o , t., I,
•mayor’s tohlie-- . on.lulling tl
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m.'III.U lal servoe-, wte a lilh’ i
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I .,'n
' V .III ,1 u g g i
to tin* fighting fore.— of \no i a a
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attl,
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* Who lin-wered the <II 11 t • mn
el III tail i.
without a tiinrnui . wh>.
fought d -i Mil- ........
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Tnlmntly mi a foreign :,ml i . |,i
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DKN I’ KAS, including K ’ lt.UHI'M \'i I W I l l , f.ii \
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TA M . and ll\\ AUK I Kl.Kl*HOM:.
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K I L G O R E SEED C O M P A N Y
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Fourth Prize
(iold, Value......... ............................................................
Fifth Prize
(iold. Value..................................................................
-|iiti|( i| hat I lc
T E N PE R C E N T C O M M I S S O N
that
id
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Novcnititf^
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l m le r no ciri uni.-ianf**]
he l rails fe r r e t ! m n n one r®
a n o t h e r . T h i s is an absuW
w ill he s t r i c t l y enforced
h
T h e r e w ill be no further)
lilt* v o t i n g sctiedul.*. The'
o f s u b s c r ip t io n s as it app*
p a g e ih fin a l and will ,,ul
d u r in g th e r e m a in .Ic r ofth*!
A l l v o t e s must l»t* placedr
lot bo x b e f o r e 111 o ’clock onf
nig h tJ 'o s it iv e ly no subscript^
a c c e p t e d w ith o u t the mo
m o n e y w ill be accepted
s u b s c r ip tio n s . N o subsori]
w ill lie r e fu n d e d .
1>. All contestants are ur
Thu Herald Office the
when the judges make
iht* la.sl iltlt h
n ie n t o f t lie winners.
i
N
1 A GOOD FOR
1 vF FREE VOTES
i
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tF
I bin t ..U|M,ii, when neatly cut from the paper, in good fm 10
‘ “ ••’ b in I he S..nli.rtl ileruld’a SuU-Mimn-hip Campaign for the
I. ( H u m ing rontehtunt:
N A MK
Nol Guud l.'nJgMd Voted on or Before Nov. 11.
INI. S< I I K D I 'I .K FOR SIXTH
I'll K HFlt AI D S S l ’ H S C K i n iON COM
I t.x.’-jcar Ki:l)-rri|.li.tn to The Daily Herald. J3S.0*
• ;.<T' ii:iy 5,ODD <*x i'.i ’ ..t, . wit'. He :*\v;ir.lMl who luiu > in tii yr«.ale.-t ou/iiber of mi * i-.j lions, not tl.
-u.-t uin«a:til <-i
niynoy. in ih, >j h,-«;r puriotl e* Imp at that time.
Thu
Kt| inducement will iu !,1 }fo id for oi ly
a few d:i\ -.
There i.- m> easier way to accumulate vole.s than
by follovii./ this method. Turn m your HUbacnptions cr.cli m r.iitig and turn m enough to win tile \
; extra vou
At the rate of a.nno extra each'day it
won’t talc lonif to pile up many thousands.
Its the number of subscrip:ion.-, that count, Not
the amount of money.
I i enr-year Bufi-rriplion to The Daily Herald,
J Iso-rear aul/srr.plion to T l- j Daily Herald.
I ‘ fix’ o ar -ul •,-ription to The Daily Herald. $7.00
1 i .x’- year sulwrription to The Weekly Herald,, P®
1 t .ur-xear *u»>. crept inn to The Weekly Herald.
1 <hrc year anbacriplJon to The Weekly Herald.
• I x*<) year aubkcrlpiion to The Weekly-HeraM.
I One-year buhecriplion'to The W eekly Herald,
I Six-Monlhe uulMcription to The Wvxekly Herald, I
M*J| -I.J ' j
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1 six 'ii,mh- MjWriptimi lu The Daily Herald. IS-5® ^
t I lu ve-.Muniht .-i:l: crept ion lo The Daily Herald.ltj
■ fiio iH B u u ip u a u a a H u u u u u r —
:
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I I hree.year Buiu.< r.ptii>n to The Daily Herald, JJI-04 -
’
■ ■ iiiv ia u a a a in a u iu a a iu
■f, w
ii Ik. b i .
A l l l e t t e r s containing
m itt a n . es should he athli
( a m p a ig n M a iia j" i . The Si
aid. S a n f o r d . Floiitla Thez
not In* respousii.lt* f,,r
sent by m all will, ll »lu
I line.
H.
Will be paid n> ai! contestants who remain active until
the end oi »!.» t .mtpaitfn l>ut \v!io du not win one of the
v: luable pri/it”-.
in-,|
! r* * i\ noi
included. Send all it rmtta
da., <r l \yo by spe. ml. cuf
$25.00’<
ha.- v f t t akcii |>la< < .
\ ifl.t iy is
.'.liu rdiiV
Edison Phono^;rai>Ii, Value...........................................$185.00
initi.>111> t 11v
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1 :r .-till oppt i lip.
t t u im s.
i.-i fixed i.v mail laicr itml
EDISON PHONOGR APH
I, i la m
a b u m la id
in ,,,me
xx
I , ,a 1 Il.l 1
I hi.-
11 you li\ o ..til -ulv "f1
I l.’.’i !<> mail \mu •>»•' Ul
mil lam es, lain on ...itionf
.•s.iiilv what i 'f:n y>ur
DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RING
A DDUliSS
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Second Prize
Thir Prize
u .imiifg i hr I'.up u
I >if Is fur tlit’ nl)o\’f |in >, »fMt\ will
received by the undei siu.nttl at his
office until 3:30 I*. M., Nowmlic i J. >rd
1924. Terms Cash, pmvhaser to pay
for deed.
Bids should be endorsed ‘ Bids f o r
Eagles’ Proiierty’. No hid for lo s
than $15,000.00 considered. Kiyclit to
reject any and all bids reserved.
Successful biddei retjuired
de
posit ten per cent of bid with Master
and pay balance when deed is ready
for delivery.
• A LFR E D FOSTER,
Special Master.
105 West First Street.
.
\Ii •
" 1aid will •if. a!,
11-•
FAGLtfS” l ! l ’ ! l . ! ) l . \ ( i ( I/its 7 nnd
8, Block 1of Tier 1) T<) UK S( )|J >i- ( ii;
DIVISION I 'N !)K i: o iii)K !D )I i
( ‘O l’ KT:
( omplete with Walloon Tires \ alne
to
N o on. f o l d , t., i ' ..ii a p p e a r . , i ; am
I u- h a
IN V EST O R S ATTENTION!
RllICK STANDARD SIX TOURING CAR
a l i v e v e a i .-
oi, ii, al ions p mol
m all i' .ii gill ■
WKI.AKA B I'IU )IN (;--------------------- I'H oM ) 2lh
First Prize
11 lat’ iuhai- iiiiitiln
i iiaii i n ca Id, 1.lo s f . and 11 look
lial
A l ! subscriptiomi
in v o t e s m ust he ini
a id o f f i c e by thattin|
d o o r s o f 'Tile Hera
w i l l b e clo s e d pron
a ll w o r k e r s v. hoareiij
t h a t t i m e w ill he wail
a n d g i v e n ample op
t y to t u r n in subscr
\’otc‘S e v e n tlioujril
h o u r s m a y he cunso
A l,(‘:uiti!'ul Prize, Value...............................................$2.T.».iK)
i
T h e campaign!
p r o m p t l y at lu o*6
S a t u r d a y , N.*\err^a]
3.
Yu in* Awarded Saturday Nijrht, Nov. 22.
t i l l • it i m i n
I lllg -I III '1111Ii
c m n . H . i 1' s h o
a n d w e i ’-vh c w -r v linei
Yhl' 1 1III I M 1V II
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fd .
A d
V’ 1III I I
R lllk llB iia iiiB iiB lliia a ia iu fs a iiiliiiiiia k a itn ir tc
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tliHiiu’h l ’ ic.-t l.istdaj
HEALING CREAM
IS QUICK RELIEF !
FOR HEAD COLDS I
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T i rE SAyF^O R D H E R A L D , W K D N E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R
1
As Brisbane SeesJt *
A l
» w r r
l l l r r a n a r» M » (
•I R a n fsm . rin rM a
i S eco n d CIm i
M atter,
7. 1X I X . a t t h n F o s t o f f l c a
u n f l . Florida, under A c t o f
A F l o r i d a t o w n lo o k in g f o r n s lo g n n t o l i v e up to, riSul b e
lltiy Nc/w, or Pay More
c o m e f a m o u s in a ple as an t fa s h io n m i g h t ch o o s e t h i s : “ T h e
Little l.amlt, Hew nre
w o r l d ’s m o s t f r i e n d l y to w n . C o m e l i v e w i t h us.”
(inner of Death, 1921 Model
. im.
Flying Pullman Cars
A m a z i n g as t h is m a y sound, p e o p le
lik e
f r i e n d l i n e s s .[
kk n I « D E A N _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ K d l l o r
MY
A R T H U R flR I S I IA N K
T h e y lik e h o s p it a lit y . T h e y lik e t o b e g r e e t e d w i t h n s m i l e , !
k ' A t t t l H K H U ........ . M a n a g e r
-1____ _______________________ a n d t r e a t e d ns i f t h e y w e r e w e l c o m e g u e s t s .
l O p ir ls b t 1P2 I )
( •( •■ lla A r r a i r
I 'h o n c IAN
On t h e i r lo n g t r ip s t o F lo r id a w i n t e r r e s o r t s , a u t o m o b ile
!---- ---------------------------------- jiU B n c m iP T io iN
n A T r.N
MR, A N D MRS. Careful Citizen,
ar^ 47.00 SI* Monlhr IS no t r a v e l e r s h a v e an e x c e lle n t o p p o r t u n i t y to t a k e th e m e a s u r e
red i n C i t y l i y C a r r i e r . p « t o f m a n y t o w n s .
T h e y pass t h r o u g h v i l l a g e s t h a t s e e m t o co now ami buy wimt you need
H a
W e e k ly
E d itio n 12 00
e x u d e v i n e g a r a n d ru e . In such t o w n s t h e y s e e a l a r g e p a rt without further delay. Prices nre
y-v i .
_____________
o f t h e m a l e p o p u la tio n slou ched d o w n on t h e b e n c h e s in low .because merchants whose dis
IA I. W O T IC P .I
A ll o b itu ary
, card s of th un k s, ren o lu tlo m
fr o n t o f t h e M a in S t r e e t stores, l o o k i n g g l o o m y and h ostile. tribution o f goods has been check
tiers of en tertain m en t* w h e re
ed by abnormally warm weather j
a re m a d e w ill bo ch arg e d
T h e t r a v e l e r s pass t h r o u g h - o t h e r t o w n s w h e r e t h e r e ‘ is
re g u la r ad vertisin g rale*
in many big cities, have cut prices
s u n s h in e on t h e r a in ie s t d a y . T h e t o w n - p e o p le w a v e a fr i o m i regai.i .•■*< i f cost. Hut cold weathin E n t i i k ANNncrvrr.n r n m t
g o o d - b y e . A n d th e .strandt i n A e s o o l n t e d J * r e s s I s e i d u e • ly hand a n d s m ile,, a h n w, d e, -d. o and
_,
,
.
.
_
er
is m i n i n g .
And, more impore n t i t l e d t o t h e u s n f o r r e p u h - ers come on southward determined to nmcm.ier that town
. ,
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loti
o f
nil
n e w s
dlspntcbes
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,
f urit. i n** boom is here already
and those people.
hven niter thoy reach Florida, the travelers find places
that seem to have turned sour, rhey meet no kindly response In their inquiries. ’I hey are robbed when they tinder,W E I)N E S I> A V , NOV. 12. l<i:4.
take to buy supplies or to get service for their e ir-c Instead
------------ --of feeling as if they should like U> huger in sikh limns. the
til get awav . Ami th. •V gM 1;u '■» !>v a;i it i i*r
till 1lim nvit a wav tu isvisit] ,Him; in • v m I t 1 t 't
lit Juiow the truth, nnd the truth
, nr the gnmc !i-v ily, as tin 1 as 1* may l*t*.
ill make you free. John 8:32.
it take.1
^ th*1 h ndcrj-dii] 1 nf th<• r.ght kind i f
Hoard of Trade to make a whole town practice i h*.- fr'emLh.p
' W H E N SH A D O W S CRE EP
When t h e busy day i» e n d e d
role. T h e r e a r e s o m e i .• im n u n il ies th a t must o - shown tie
‘A nd m y l a b o r s a r c m i s p r i n t e d
dollar-value
of friendliness before thev will at tempi C on
W h e n the s h a d o w s cre ep u ro u n d
.
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,,
i i i t
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a comm u m tv stale. Hut I he Herald behoves that after a
o u r h u m b le d o o r—
0, ,
, klmw „ int vml will.
....
, in th..
t..,,
p,,
shopping f
. ,v . . f,„
*ak(, ,,f Vour
, l , i . |. tins tmie. not merely
l l t n l t o It o r n o t o t h e r w i s e r r r c ll .ln t h is p a p e r a n d a ls o llio loon I
p u b lish ed herein.
A ll rlg b ta
Jb fre n tlo h o f sjieelal d is p a tc h m in a re nlso rese rve d .
i
t
• T h a t
C*
m y
And
spirit
fund
of
c n n n o l m e a su re,
■ f ’ Then it is
that
iy*»**dearfr,
Then
content
home
l-i.
seems P 'ln l'lf ' Imvii^ but
't I 'n d d
be g r i- a t 'y
■ I
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in
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sb .ares
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h-w....;
t nrt -•i *v • t S ahuig
:A d m it s 'riie m T o T h e W o r l d s
t h e diiM - o f d n y .
overworked
l-i two hours Vi--,ti-nl.iv
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u-lieg
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For the bt■I ti i t him:- of life boat
i l i l y " , and r ea p r e w a r d s o f p r ic e ’ * - , v a l u -.
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happy swny;
Theij it if. lh*l friendship hlesset
‘
t 'v
sale-.m e n .
a - i i- n I t I n u g h
lines. With its many attractions and advantages as a back ( ,
henvi-n ground, litis town could earn a bealititul I eplll at nill lor kind
liness. Sanford could Im nine " I he wurle'- ei isl lrnn«ii\ Pi '
brines
of
•o n e
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THE SANFORD HERALD, WED1
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& A N fO M > 1 'A tN T A N D
W A L L I»A1»KR CO.
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Phone: K c» j 425
l o f t S M l Versi
Social
BUY
S E L L ----- RENT
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Engineering' 4p»‘-w — —
Clean—Repair
IT P E W R IT E R S
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•Sanfurd Hank * TrttVl Oompanf
Phase 333
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< « t v ir v n «: o t r t i u - r i t
Matinee Hall) nt 4iOO.
KTrnlnc »1 Tiao
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633.32
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Fresh Oysters
810782.94
Total cost..... - — A merry group of young folks I The Wekiva River
.u
gathered
.85594,31
ithercd at the home of Mrs. H. nf "ric ..f the m.,st r n t v . H T r '
To be borne by City 1-3...,
....... —
J. Flanagan at Ginderville, Satur- "dstice Huy Celehmilnn*^* £ r*
8I11R8.83
To be born&.by AtUacetit property Owners
it? VI h' ' l
."“ tl. Illtle frieUd,
. n » U r | S ; “ 7 . U,’ ' S 5
Number of feeUTjront*B(t.. .......5017.0(1
Wednesday.
Miss Virginia Lucille Sellers, cele-, ’’Pent the day there
\t nrinn n
Assessment per foot frontage
f 1.1*1*17
, quitting. ( ircje N o -r’
h r«t. her hlrthiley.
1
h . . k e . S r end S?h ( r j
fcorch, hostess Mrs. J. D.
i
FltF.l) T. W IL L IA M S , Engineer.
tin the spacious
dining room ! n cnjt,yodm
•'
two, long tables were placed. These
*'urmK ‘ he afternoon Rook nnd
Business meeting Wom- fables were decorated attractively
r.
wpre played. At a Name— Description •
Final A s j’ mL
Foot
[ciub House; 8- p. m.
ip,the national colors. Flag* ond i.i l h,nir ,he l i m * hut happy picSmRcr Scw5hr Machines
Frontage
K.
It.
Trnfford’s
Map,
Sanfoyl*
.rf Pennrtment of Wo- red, A
while
c-£'r* n'tunu'd to their homes.
’|Vrnt*» 11 * Nit11
. , ami blue paper
------ were m
233.03
117
Leola
Nixon,
lot
fi,
blk
8,
tr.
E.
.........
K ,j club house 3:00 o ’- used to hela carry put the approp
\v.
u.
McF a r l a n d
v n i . T / ni l<Z in|r ,h" <luv * l Wekiincluded Mr. and Mrs. J. L. ln- Friendship &Union Lodge, Terrell Johnson,.
Hate color scheme.
SEMINOLE
Ft’RN. CO.
233.03
Pres., R. McPherson, Sec, lot 111, blk k, tr. E
A fler dainty refreshments were F
f c Y .'llu ’ T ' i MrL F * K
I'Viwar
1X1-U.
313
Ka>l l.t SI.
Thursdsy
233.03
served, the guests spent two hupnv ' \v
ih ' \i J“
SIri'- c - F. H. Rand, lot 5, blk 8, tr. F
|of prsver nnd praise; hour, pbyiiur
233.03
U „ in'iW
, J L ^ V r , . , " lT 'JV F. 11 Rand, lot 10, blk B, tr. F
.......
.
church: 3 o’clock.
afternoon the
guests
returned Morris, and J,, G a n
’
233.03
G. E. Sargennt, lot 5, blk B, l> (1 :... ,,
home wishing the voting hom.n-.r>.
Friday
233.03 \MEM I H I I l B i n R I I l B B I R H U I
J.
1
1.
Stevens,
lot
10,
blk
B,
tr.
(1
»
every happy return of the day.
PROPONE NEW UOI NTV
lof prnver and pTaise;
233.03! 5
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The guests Includede Sue Hutch.
C A N A L POINT, Nov. j V __ a S. Boyd, lot 6, blk «.* tr. II church: 3 o’clock.
233.03
K
Mally
Fitzpatrick,
Arte
Fiiinagmi,
new
county
carved
fr.,,,,*”
1
'Melsch
Realty
Co„.Iot
10,
Wk
>
'.*tr
vcrs’ Hub; hostess. Mrs.
233.113
"Fitr
\
mir
Urnlih"
g
Edith
Braxton.
Lloyd
Hatch.
Joe
Beach,
the
largest
in
,he
sin
e
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J.
L.
Lindsey,
lot
1,-blk
9,
tr.
K
■inKton, Mairnolia Aveh . Id o|ie \\11‘ 11itm t r i .1 \ 11 H
Braxton and many others.
and to he named “ Conners county" Josephine Dixon, lot 0, blk 9, ti E.
23HJ13
117
\f .itH .m !I i frtr j* 1* f ID
m honor of the Hulfnlo <N. Y.) F. H. Rand, lot 1, blk 9, tr. F.
23:1,11:1
[ i i a l : Masonic Hall; 3
117
i ’nr
Phniir MI
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Miss Maude L.ke. a student at " ,'*'s,,a,,Tr I'uMiaher win. has sev- Jns. Robinson, lot 6,' blk 9, tr. F
233.03
117
hilvt-r
Lake
SprinRs
t’o.
■
I Hsrrison Chapter N. S. Florida State College fat Women,
invested
in
2:i:i.tl I
.
117
L hostess, Mrs. Fannie speat the week-end in Sanford
18 PruPrt» « l . The di- Robert Carey, lot 1, blk 9, tr. U
, j n :i i i r j n u m u B a a i i n i x
k
117
Kt Music Studio; B p. m.
with her parents. Mayor and Mrs. . , i
, ln,‘ , , s proposed would run Frank Brown, lot 9, blk 9, tr. <i
Forrest
Lake
along
the
line
between
ranges
3'J
iiu.r.H
1 Thursday
Mabel Dozier. W.ft. lot 1. blk 9, tr. II
59
iiiui 4(*t vvhuh would make a north
iidc Primary-Teacher As133.15
67
and south line nhout 20 miles hack Meisch Realty Co., E. 67 ft. lot I, \dk9, tr. II
f Fast Side School build 233.03
. ' .,
117
tmuii the run at, tin* division Btrflw- J. H. White, lot ti. blk 9, tr. II
1»■
inir \
\«*st I'ulni Beach canal at the
Ella A. Pare Siih-DIv.. Sanford
Itend.
Siturdnv
Elmn n Stevens, lo t N o , 1 ls*s Itcg at/-' K.
Le’s R<"'k Week entertainCor. said Lot run Hi 56 ft W 160 fU|N
Itrsry building; 4 n. m.
On Monday afternoon the l.adie
Rebuilt furnituic
9011 :m
Music Club; Mrs. F.m- Union of
to Nmtli line until. L it East to Beg. . . .
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162
the
Cnngreguliomil 1 V ’ « w H f l v n n C o l o c m o t i
Looks l.tl.e N.w
on’i Studio; 3:45 p. m.
Church met nt the home ..f Mr1134 011 f t a i C h m a i l T Ling, lot No. 2.
8
79.65
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111 iiii
John Meisch, with Mrs. Bender
Reasotuthlo Place
jut Side Primary Parent and Mrs. Meisch ns hostesses. Hi
NK W1IAVEN, Nnv, 12. — State
E. It, Trnlford's Map. Sanford
[Association will hold its sides the regular business of tin P 'lue me reported to have taken
Save hv Buying from
gating Thursday after- Union several matters pertaining ;i *mn,l 1,1 ‘ he investigution of the (ir-n M. flrewcr & Elizabeth
T Bicwer, lot 5, blk 8, tr ‘
Ithf Es»t side school. The to the welfare of the church win- lealb of ( barles ti Rogers, bond
l > !-:I) M RMTIUIK ( O
salesman and nephew of Mrs. Og- John Musson, lot 10. blk H, ti I
I will he presided over by discussed.
I W I u k a Hu i Id in it
chairman, Mrs. E.
F.
Mrs. Hanson of Mt. Dora, a clev den Reid, of New York, a week ago Mrs. F. Z. tirnves, lot 5. blk 8. m 2
snd all members nre er impersonator, has consented to alter a mysterious injury sustained
W.
It
Zacliry,
lot
10,
hlk
H
,
it
|be present.
give a program in .lunuury and the while riding in an auto d'tven by John Turner, lot 6, bik 8, tr. V
Union hopes to be able to greet Mis" Marjorie Si brienier. of New
Haven. Ward Church, grand juror I C. Hull, lot 12. blk 8. ti. A
horur of the Music De- her with u full attendance
, ,
,
,
of North Haven county aid that A S. Simms, E 118 ft lot •">, l o s ,,
t of the Woman's Club will
After the business was disposed |„. ul|| -i,-n a warrant today lor
ur*d»> night at the Club
• m i,
Miss Si hte-idt r on Public S. bool. W IIS ft lot I h.s
7 o'clock instead of 8 i; the gracious h«»ste>'<-s ser'>-d
■ini|lilig
reftrshnients
of
and
t pi I i s
ni
all n res United
tiu.iice i f driving an auto while] II I Dullait lot 5. blk H. ti <
i tu |'i> v imisiy nnm.mu
it , Li nit ty !va i i f . TeJern!. V,k
' del the e thieiier •,f lupin< bail e 1 Stew , i t , lot |U. blk
■r
I (stabei> are urged to lie wiehes and cake, with inii.e
1tinsel
Wm. 1 . Stiwart. Jr, lot •, l.il - it I >
TO A L L P R D P K R T I (111 NEUS OW M M . pR O i’ KlCI 4 ON SEVEN TH F E Ever Ij , let in, 1-11. H, tr M
6,0 \ ,'i ' ■
Lllie fUnistin Chupter N.
S T R E E T FROM MAGNOI I \ W K M K EAST TO P IN K AVK. I .oman Olivet, lot 1. blk 9. ti 1
\fl.. will hold its regular
,.'r:iv T u b e s
S1.
Mrs Mo, 1v R, bens, lot 6, hi I •
Notice is hereby given that t!a ion trtietion of tin- asphalt pave
nth Mr- Fannie Munson
tied I'ulien
if I
Frid»> evening nt 8 merit on Seventh Street finm '1
La Avi-nu. I.as, ,.> Line Avenue Mr.iv I I .... at dy, lot 1. blk :• !
12 \ I
S-It*.00
pled L W e ll'l«lg b 1 6. blk 9, tl
has been completed, and the coin) h " d work has be< 11 fiuully a
the fcocinl
hour
Mrs
J I I rung b-t 1. blk 9. I t :
a l l
c i 1A l t \ n *i i : i : i >
by the Commission of the 1 ity .-i . ant >id, Florida
i * planned a very inter
Sr Jano ' \ M 1 t lunch.
The
following
is
tini11
1
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I
Minute
of
the
ci-t
of
widening
tin
otfram ef patriotic music
\\ II tile.i", 11u-ti *•. lot
main this meeting dmi- paving on Seventh Slteet fiin i A:..j -11..11a Avenue l a d to Line Avenue
11'
ctive All members are f 1mu I ti ft-el to 2 1 f t m untib with be t asphalt
0 mi n !■» k I nk ni wn
i 1. blk 9, ti n
I be present and each may
:i 11 I fusl Seeuntl SI reel
Bul el. lot
blk 9. tr B
base.
^Brsi if desired. All vis
l i l t Saul01 d \' rune
• h.limei let 1. bik 9, tl
764 cii. yds. grading (<» let.
Ifhters mi invited.
I
odgi
.
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Hall,
t
1
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t 2015 lie. ft. concrete .m b nnd gutt< 1 m trad f flush ' lit b
a -"Si w vM I. ’ '
'> •826 I a
(.p lie
1 i . t m1>■V.
239 Im ft flush ni'ii in
:>J >u y V i r !
TODAY
* D A IL Y
Fruits and Vegetables in
Season
Reasonable i'nces
R O Y A L F R U I T CO.
Nr'if In XYmtfrii I nlmi
lalendar
S i l i n l M ’s 1 I » 4 iM i , ,
Keenlnai M iM -W d S t
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2 A N E . G R E Y ’S
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•“The Border Legion’!'.:
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vir ile.
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Mutlnoe 10 nnd I&e
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A New Water
Church Members
Entertained Monday
,
L'ttfn
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To B O Y S and G IR L S of SANFORD
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W h ttlh i’ f vdti h a v e m o n e y to sp end o r j u s t w an t**
to “ look a r o u n d " , conte in to see o u r books
y m m i: p'oo|i!e.
for ?
C h ild . e n 's 1look W e e k , N o v . Bth to 15lh.
Are You
Economical?
C O LE M A N ’S
G M T A N D S T A T I O N E R Y SHOD
207 M a g n o lia
Phone lo t - J v . ;
Police Probe Death
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ij
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t s u s lik
!J5 Jersey Dresses 25
Lartre a
TIRE SALE
S h o rt and Io i i r S le e v e s . ■ i j
12, fo r
otlitP-nl o f C olors.
S izes Hi to
ipo.t T
A '!'
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M. K R O N E N ’S
Smtiird \venue al Second Street.
“•lls
F. I\ RIN ES
’ersonals
P»n Shr 1wood or Orlando
iv in Sunfurd (he guest
1J Mnugbt on sjient Mon
hi ks.t.vdie attending to
M Ki tgbt teturnod Sun• kd business trip
ka
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Keith's
h
Iiii ft eraii't' emit r. et hr 1a.
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il l, 1 . . 11 s-lr
sip y.|- 2 inch sbeit t. -'halt
81 (,2
Mf. yds biiok
(aid* fuw lb
S',, ft concrete alley h I i i i i .- tu 11
is•j. ft. side walk <m
Type A. inlets tu T no
Type It. inlets in f 10 on
.Manhole
bn ft 12 im h >t 01,1 ■< w 1 (u y|o,
Ijiboialoty in-pr.tn.il ol matemils
le g a l expense. u.lvriti-ICg et.
Engineering L »
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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To lie Isirne etiluelv by adjai .-nt ptopeity
Jeid ii i,pe iif Sanford’s
Nttllibel of feet frontage
IHss
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Assessment pet foot frontage
$1 mi22
M*. >!'• et the week-end in
•'lt.li ti- pare (its.
FRED I M ill.L A M I i Pgnieel,
Frail
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Bid Mi1» t. Thrasher
W i deorng
runt age
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Sanford
tu Fiis,i* Tuesday where
♦nt tin du\ pleasutillv with tiro. M. Brewer and
Elizabeth T. Bzewer, lot 5, blk 8, t, 1
John Musson, lot 10, blk 8, tr 1
ALI*--t t and t’arl C. Heard
Mrs. F. Z. Graves, lot 5, blk 8, tr. 2
fru spin, Monday in SanW.
1L Zacliry. lot 10. blk H. tr 2
pr guesl- iif Mr. Abbott’s
*t. Mi. Flunk MucNetll.
John Turner, lot 6 blk 8, tr A
1 C. Hall, lot 12. hlk 8. tr. A
H 1!
Mac Neil I returned A S. Simms. E. 118 ft lot 0. blk 8, tr. 11
night from Atlant" tin.,
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week at- Public School W. I IK ft lot 12. blk 8. tr H
to huMiiess.
^ Loin an Oliver, lot I, blk 9. tr 1
Mrs. Mercy Huberts, lot 6, blk 9. ti 1
Lniwng who is uttemling Mary L. Leonard)', lot I. hlk 9, tl
■tmelsUv ef
Florida
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I*. Weinberg, lad 6. b'k 9. ti 2
vilb spent the week-end in
J E. luting, lot I. hlk 9. ti A
*dh home folks.
St. James A M E. 1 hur. h
»t"l .Mi- W A Kouth left j w , O. Green, Trustee, lot 6, hlk 9. tr A
f"i St Petersburg where
Unknown, lot 1. hlk 9, tr. II
*d! spend the week thr
J. P. Baker, lot 5, hlk 9, tr H
vf fl lends
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tid Mrs II A. Me Michael
» 6d Mrs I F Walker
‘° 1‘ ulinell Sumlnv. While
lull 1lit-v were (he guests
M. Mil burl's sister
The above and Forgoing final as es sm e n ts ate payable with
out interest tip tu Dcremlier 1st. 1921, and from and after mu b
date said sja'cinl assessments will 1«- payable only in ten equal
annual installments with interest at 8-V pet annum mi all deferiv.l
,IJVe a Supfurd
* 1 tuversitv at
r •'■'•k end at
h'm' Mr ami
payments.
Witness my hand as City Clerk ami the Seal of the I H> " f j
Hanford, Florida, this 21-t day of Oelolier, A I 1 1921
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1- R PHILIPS. City Cl. rk.
Publish Oct. 22, 28, Nov. 5, 12, ar,d 19
|u*v aUendGalnesvillu,
home with
Mrs. M. H.
TO A L L PROPEIITV OWNERS O W N IN G PR O PE RT Y ON 8 KVKNTII |
BTUEET FROM M A G N O LIA A Y K N l ’ E EA ST TO MELI.ONV ILLK AVENUE:
Notice is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave
ment on Seventh Street from Magnolia Avenue cast to Mellonville
Avenue hus been completed, and the completed work has been finally I
SPECIAL NOTICE
accepted by the Commission of the City nf Sanford, Florida.
I
“ te on landscape gardening
Thu following ia the Final Estimate for tho paving of Seventh
k’lvrh at ,ht woman'll club
Street from Magnolia Avenue oast to Mellonville Avenue 10 feet in j
evening at 7:30.
All
viU\i,
width with sheet usphalt cn a 0 inch rock base.
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6728 Un. ft. flush curb @ 35c
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260 lin. ft- cement curb re set (&1 15c ---------5029.60
? ‘ hildren. These parasites
6287 sq. yds. 0 inch riK'k ,)use @ 80c
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6402.64
D */*’“ ' destroyers of child
6287 *q. yds. 2 Inch sheet usphalt lop <0* 5LU2
L. J ou huve reason to think
360.40
424 lin. ft. 8 inch storm sewer
85c......- .......
11> has worms, act quickly.
106,00
2 Manholes @ 550.00,..........
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80.00
800 lin. ft. 3 inch drain tile <
&flOO.OO per M-----“ e » Cream
Vermifuge.
15.20
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whero this
8 lin. ft.-LB inch storm sewer <0 * 105
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4 MonumenU at street interaections 0 »uJi0.
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suites, which would be to your advantage to see.
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�HIGH SCHOOL GRID (
m KISSIMMEE BATTLE
TIE ON ARMISTICE DAY
'down. Wallace fumbled but recov Kissimmee back fumbled, but re.
ered. Byrd Went over center for covered nnd raced 15 yards. Sny
seven, nnd Barber make first down der went o ff tnckle for 11. Two
A short pnsa, Peck to Wallace, ploys nut the bnll on Sanford's 12
1made another first down. Wallace yard line, and Snyder made first
' hit th-3 line for two, Jeck failed to down with goal to go.
Sanford
I gain, n short pass was grounded recovered n fumble on her six
i and the bail went Over.
yard line.
Meisch attempted to
Sanderson,
I Kissimmee failed to gain and kick out of danger.
kicked to Sanford’s 35 yard line, Kissimmee tackle broke , through
Byrd returning to midfield. Meisch the Bile nnd blocked the punt, and
substituted for Wallnceyit fullback, fell on it for the initial touehdown
Wallace shifting to tackle for Har o f 'the gitme.i Snyder failed to
rison. Peck raced 25 yards on a kick gt>al.
nwnl some real d a * * , nrul criss cross play nnd was downed
Sanford kicked to Kissimmee.
■on Kissimmee's ten yard line.
lrt?t work Htnods out prominently,
The hall wa* returned to midfeild
Byrd failed to gain, ami n short where two line bucks failed
Peek showed his usual flash in ess
to
,
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I p * » i and pot o ff on scvt-rnl thrillinir pass, Perk to Meisch, placed the penetrate the local's line. A pass
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1 5 f l C K l i e l Q » |runs. Meisch was prevented from hall on the visitors’ five yard line. was grounded and the bnll went
starting by nn injured hip, but Three tries failed to gnin, nnd the oven Sanford’s ball on her 40 yard
later cot into the frnv and dis bnll was lost on downs. Kissim- line. Meisch went over center lor
played some of hi* old time form. |mee kicked out of danger, Byrd 15 yards, nnd Peck followed with
Both trnms threatened to score returning to Kissimmee's 4ft yard 17 around left end,
several times, but apparently lark line. Meisch went o f f tackle for
Byrd took the Oval four yards
ed the drive necessary to push the four, nnd the quarter ended with
to Kissimmee's nine yard
line.
oval over. Sanford's most favor the bnll in Sanford's possession on i
Peck wnj thrown for a loss on nn
able opportunity to score came in Kissimmee’s 40 yard line.
attempted criss cross play and the
the first punrter when Kissimec
Second Quarter
quarter ended with the bull in San
kicked out of hounds on the 15Sanford w'as penalized five yards
ford’s possession on Kissimmer's 12
yard line.
1for being offside, and Meisch kukContrary to expectations, very . cd to Kissimmee’s ten yard line. I yard line.
few passes were attempted. San j The visitors failed to gain on three '
Fourth Qunrlrr
ford completed six. and the visitors tries nnd kicked poorly, out of
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-Meisch went o ff tackle for two,
bounds. Sanford's ball on Kiss
jximntcly 1.000 ipectator* worked cicht.
nnd Byrd followed with four mak
aford Hiith battle the fast j Snyder and M-~' t an starred for immee's 1ft yard line.
ing
first down, goal to go, HnrTwo tries netted but four yards
Amec eleven to a 0-0 tie yes- ; the visitors, both displavinc some
and
a
Kissimmee
player
recovered
her
fumbled, bul recovered.
A
of
the
best
football
form
seen
here
■y afternoon nt the municipal
/park In the most thrilling this vea»\ Fast and fln*hv. these a fumble on the visitors’ 11 yard I pass, Pei k to Meisch netted two
Kissimmee kicked out of
the Sanford line.
n' contest seen here this , two backs eaused
yards. Two (days gained but three
"rooters" many a seore. and sev danger oil the first play, Byrd re
_ »t t .
yards, and the bnll was lost on
turning
the
ball
four
yards.
eral
times
threatened
to
race
for
^Tha visitors were light but fast, t
Kissimmee kicked. Byrd
td the two teams were just about |a touchdown. Sanderson at tackle |Thompson substituted for Barber di wns
Peck fumbled but returning eight yards.
A long
| evenly matched
as possible, was a tower of strength in the nt loft half.
Two plays fulled tij j pass, Peck to King, who substi
broke up rcci.\cred
“ '■'lines aljnoat impenetrable line, and successfully
Host o f the yardage was train- many plays that were intended to gain and Sanford kicked to Kiss- ! tuted for* Wilstm, netted 2H yards,
immee’s Ift yard lin".
Coleman i and nn end run by Peek placet! the
Dtind the ends. Captain Peck go over ill* position.
In the third period, he charged 'vent in for Byrd at right hnlf.
oval on Kissimmee’s eight yard
locals repeatedly thrilling i
From a kick formation, Snyder, line. Two short passes gained six
stors with long sweeping through the local's line, blocked
Meisch’s punt and fell on the ball Kissimmee's buck, shot a long pass yards, nnd Peck went over center
“ Celery Fe<is" 1ine again back of the goal line for the imt to Mi U im which put the bull on for the marker. Meisch failed to
that Conches Unit and Iini marker of the onrne. Wines at Sanford's ten yard line. Snyder kick goal.
bcl have ope o f the best train ! half, and Handy at quarter ids,, "Us thrown fi r a loss on the next
Sanford kicked off, McLean re
play, two pusses were grounded turning to mid field.
o f high school forwards in Jshowed up well,
Two
line
and the hall went over to Sanford. bucks gained four yards. An o f f
section o f the stnto, and the /
First Quarter
Meisch kicked to midfield, Sny tackle play failed nnd the bnll went
o f Pope at center nnd Whit- | Sanford won the t<iss and dr
p t guard and Kennedy nl tnc- |fen ted the east goal.
Kissimmee der returning four yards, (in the over on downs. Peek gained six
is especially deserving of men- kicked off. Wallace returning the fust play Meisch recovered a f u m around end.
Byrd followed with
hull tt> midfield, where U « ih lost ble nnd got seven yards. Two line five, making first down.
Two
BBP'*
bio k- failed to gam. and the half
short passes placed the ball i n
‘and Peck were the shining on downs.
Kissimmee failed to gain, and Muled with t h e ball hi .Sanford's Kissimmee's 14 yard line.
The
in the local backfield. Byrd
k Wonder defensively, and kicked. Ityrd running Inn k the punt pusses.,ion ill midfield
game ended with Sanford in pos
livid
session i.f the ball almost in the
the most consistent ground to Sanford's HI yard line,
Third Quarter
on the field.
In running went over tin kle for six yards and
Sanford kicked off, Stivdei re shadow of the victor's goal posts
punts nnd bucking the line. followed with <ight, making fil l turning the ball to imdlnld.
A i
Tiuicldidowiis. Sanford, Peek 1;
[eck and Byrd Starjj^ ;h
c
formers In The
ie Shows Up Well
[issimee Has
2 Backfield Stars
>th Teams Have SevOpportunities
i Score But Fail
Just aa Boon as .
Pepper Rub you w ill f « l the
ling heat.
In three minute*
tt fo r Byrd; Byrd fo r Coleman. warms the zoro spot through and
Wtnmee: Cotton for Tyner, vhrough. Pain and soreness ore
C napbel! fo r Fincher, Hankina fo r gone.
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Ask any druggist fo r a Jar ol
idy; Campbell for Savage.
O t f l c W i : Referee, Chittenden: Rowles Red Pepper Rub, be sure
Umpire, Hutton (Ga. Tech); Field to get the genuine, with the name
4udgtf. Mcfsch (G. M. A .); Head- Rowles on each package.
(Advcrtisment)
linesm
Brady.
15 minutes.
Lineup
Sanford ( 0 )
Kissimmee ( 0 )
Grier
L. E.
Johnson
Kennedy
L. T.
, Sanderson
Whitfield
Savage
bitfield
l . c;.
Pope
C.
Lupfer
Rufsell
R. G,
Fincher
firowii
Hittriton
R. T.
Wilibn j ‘ R. K.
. ’l ynur
JVhen your kidneys t hurt and |
Feck (C apl.)
Q. B,
Bandy
Byrd
R. »J.
Snyuer your hack feels sure don’ t get ,
Scared nnd proceed *to load your i
Bdrber '
i.. rr.
Wines
W allace
F. B.
McLean stomach with a lot of drugs that
excitu the kidneys nnd irritate tne j
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entire urinary tract.
Keep your
kidneys dean like you keep your ,
bowels clean, by flushing them
with a mild, harmless salts which
helps to remove the body’s urinous
waste and stimulate them to their
normnl activity.
The function oi
B AR TO W . Fin.. Nov. 12. — A f t the kidneys is to filter the blood.
er playing three quarteris wi'.hout In 24 hours they strain from it
•coring,
the Southern
College , 500 grains of acid and waste, so we
Methodist* of Lakeland staged n |can readily understand the vital
series of drivps down the field that Jimportance of keeping the kidneys
netted three touchdowns for n 10 active
to 0 victory over the Rollins Col I Drink lots of good water— you i
lege Tors from Winter Pnrk. The j can’t drink too much; also g e t Methodist* kicked only one goal I from any pharmacist about four j
on the try for point after the touch ] ounces of Jnd Salts; lake a table- 1
downs.
, spoonful in a glass of water before |
The game was witnessed by 1breakfast each morning for a few
three thousand funs and wns play days and your kidneys may then!
ed ns n juirt of the Polk County net fine. This famous salts is
Armistice I>uy celebration pro made from the acid of grapes nnd
gram. t •
lemon juice, combined with lithin,
An intercepted pass, caught by and lias been used for years t o ,
substitute Halfback Mnrler, who help clean and stimulate clogged
run 40 yards through a broken kidneys; also to neutralize the
field for u touchdown, was n fe at acids in the system so they nre no
ure o f the game.
longer « source o f irritation, thus
often relieving bladder weakness.
.lad Salts is inexpensive; can
not injure; makes a delightful e f
fervescent lithin-watcr drink, which
everyone, should (la k e now hiu!
then to help keep their kidneys
The heat of red peppers takes ^clean and active. Try this; also
the “ ouch" from a sore, lame buck. • keep up the water drinking, and
It can not hail you, and it certain no doubt you will wonder what be
came of your kidney treble and
ly ends I hi torture at once.
When you are suffering so vou backache. By all means have your
enn hardly get around, just Iry Red physician examine your kidneys at
least twiie a year.
Pepper Rub, and you will have
the quickest relief known. Noth
drinT water to
HELP WASH OUT
KIDNEY P O I S O N
Southern College
Wins From Rollins
Tars By Score 19-0
RED PEPPER HEAT
STOPS BACKACHE
a n n o u n c e s t h e purchase
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THE OPTICAL BUSINESS
OF
DR. TOM MOORE
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M cLA ULIN’S OPTICAL PARLORS
212 E. 1st St.
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Tax Books now Open for Payment
of
State and County Taxes
Two I’er Cent Discount allowed for
Payment in November
Property owners will please take
notice that the tax books are n o w
open for the payment of State and
(■■*u»ty Taxis. A discount of two
per cent is allowed for payment in
the month of November. Iti mak
ing impiiry about taxes always give
the description of property as
shown by your deed.
JNO. D. JINKINS
Tax Collector, Seminole County
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Back about 1870
Wellman's tobacco
was a hit
‘‘Wellman’s Method”
m odernized
scores again. •
with. Granger
Real pipe com fort
Coarser c u t, too burns slower
and cooler
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You 11 Enjoy Christmas Shopping
In These Shop-o-scope Stores!
Packed in foil
instead o f tin
therefore IOC
it will be so easy to "look through” the Shup-o-scope
. that handy collection o f “ Christmas Gift Suggestion”
ads that will appear in The Herald’s Classified Section
from November 28th to December 25th to select vour
presents this year.
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And it will be so convenient and so satisfactory to do
your holiday buying at the stores and shops that you will
InuJ represented in the Shop-o-scope.
They are the best in this city. Their stocks are most
attractive and varied. Their prices are most reasonable.
a
r o in ‘cr on
alo**«'r
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And you can literally “ shop at home" through the
Shop-o-scope—and-siniply make your purchases ut these
service-giving: stores. *
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due 10 d*®
\ ou 11find the holiday offers of these excellent firms
listed in the Shop-o-scope every day of the Christmas
Season.
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W e have some beautiful lake
PAPER H A N G E R —J. L. Talbott, front lots on l-ako Wildmere one*
painter and paper hnnger, phone half mile from the Dixio Highway
3511. Orlando road.
In a nest of beautiful clear lakes,
for sale.
10c ncr line.
W a y c r o u Jo u rn a l
\VA NT E D —Housekeeper for smnll
Wo will build your home, land
,tc rB ‘d ' Waycros*. Georgia.
family. Five dollars per week scape your grove, and relievo you
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Middle act'd lyhite of trouble nnd worries incident to
T A M P A MORNING T R I B U N E — i woman
.... preferred. Apply Western building up n place.
Send in your subscription to the f Un," n'
In the meantime, you can
Tribune or hand it to your local
fishing. You can fish in any one
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dealer so you can mad Florida’s W A NTF! Il— Young man of good of the dozen lakes, nnd tf you don t
greatest
newspaper.
One year
in news- I know how to fish, we have several
appearance to work
$8.00, ft months $4.00, three month* pat>cr office. Apply at llcrnlil of -1 experts who will bo glad to show
flJ.00. If you desire 91,000 insur flee.
I you. Mr. Scholficld who has been
ance policy add 75 cents to your
I singing at the Baptist Church will
order.
W A N T E D Position in Dry Goods vouch for the above.
or Grocery store, have had ex I A K E JESSUP I A N D CO., Inc.
“ DO YOU W A N T to hny or sell perience and can furnish good refI.ongwood, Flo.
anything?"
I f so advertise In enct
A pjily Box 222 Herald o f
the “ Gainesvilla Sun."
fice.
“ i f ? A & o t f r V « I » Goflnty U d
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(•aht-Iand, through the S t a r - T c l -
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rics. Service w ith n smile. Kim
nnd F irs t. Phone 447 13 .
W I G I I T S — T h r e e stations.
M agnolin nnd Second. F irs t nnd E lm .
Sa n ford Avenue nnd 10th Street!
E x p e r t nervier.
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B E A U T Y I'A H L O U S
M a Im M e H A R R I E T .
^Ii,r itirllu
tvork of nil kind*. Rain water a
specialty.
Old F irs t National
Hank Building.
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L A N K Y ’S D R U G S T O R E — prescriptions, D rugs, Sodas.
We
are as near you as y o u r phone.
Call 10,1.
O H I O — X n iiu .
Make vour
through
the
Xenia
G a m ,"
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Rich agricultural
, ^ trlct' " nnl ml and display
r,lt<^ °n ^ ' ‘luost.
f «|tMrirjs ,r,H , r.KUnKIt -t'1a«sPled »da have trie largest rtrrulilt Ion In Snlltliuxtitern Mrorg In.
1(rtip nr /fi.u nrd) tin*.
TO REACH tTif? pmuperous fnrmrrs nnd fern growers of Volusia
county advertise in the Deljind
Daily News, rate lc per word, cash
with order.
THE MORNING JO U R N AL i- the
accepted want ml medium in WEST V ! Jtn INI a Fin r knliurg, TIN® (W A N T E D Y tiling lady cashier.
i *Jmk pbiir u
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morning
Daytona thla.l One cent a word
^,eni«ll\e thorApply Union News Company,
Mi* 11j«11iipr Sti ndn), mur nMtic Ineu®
an insertion. Minimum - V .
F L O R IS T
B11h rotes, rule*
I 'Tin per word, minimum lie.
I A. ( 1 Depot.
will g i v e you
litlon
And I f (S T E W A R T T H E F L O R I S T "
PALM
BEACH t OIJNTY The
Flowers for all occasions.
isalst you In
scene of stupendous development
krt *d to n u t s
__ 814 Myrtle.
Phone 200* W
Read about it in the Pnlrn Beach
l a w y e r
Post. Sample copy sent on reNOTICE.
L E W IS
O ’ BRYAN'.
Office 'in uuest.
lull (i\« their
__Seminole
Bank
Building
Aunt x.
firs siMres* a*
1* I OK1HA -ORLANDO — O-Undn
ivne nutoliei If
_ M E \ ' S CLOTHING
moiti'ig Sentinel; largest rlnssif - About Ope
|ltliMlMtlll ll HA H
S. W. BRADFORD. Ed. V. Pri.e tied business, mit1 lc a word, min
others m i l l
Tailored Suits—$32.50 anti up. imum 21c rash with order
|ti
you Ul.lref
Milnne Theatre Bldg.
address
■TtSKIia-
|see MI ST he
SI The Sss|lff ef ky IrtPieeBtlkttlM.
re.
nft. Efficient
M U LT1GRAPIMNG
MORE Husinesa for Sanford nierchaiita. Direct mail advertising.
See S A N F O R D M U I.T IG R M 'H
CO., room ti, Hall Bldg. Tele
phone 015.
NOTARY
P I ill If
T rn rm r
1*1 \1I.i •II HH ATri NTM»N l'* fl *
WID'*In *i*i li* Ktr,ptTin thr icr^tif••-*1
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Wife, hi \t*11<|c11kf-t11 1»**|iart ills' nt Tii IV tl*11co l u Ni» w, m
1CT
11er.ild
(ViT11e
Phone 148.
A CGI ST A ( IIPiONil .E - Au
llRRTHUy
Angus til's greatest
J U L IA Z AC H A R Y , fierald oTrice.
gust a, Gn
Phone I jx.
clas'ified me hum. rate rn‘ h 0‘dc
charge,
D>c l>cr hoe miiiim urn
ifitltin easy
P R IN T IN G
30c.
blr >
1Sanford
M A T T H E W P It KSS -PR I N T I N G
jVtrn needed.
IJUA1.1TY
SERVICE-- PRICK. A TIT T LE Tv A N'T AD in The
|»lfn sin spc.
Commeriial St.. It. It. A ve.
Herald will bring you big re
•irrd. It is
Phone 417 1, 3.
suits Adv -ttire lh< «e old nrtnies
|krluill>
for
H A Y N E S A I:\T1.1EF Itinters you hi.ve stoivd aw.iv and have
A little thirty-rent nd
and olVn e oiittitteis. Phone 310 no use for
nmy bring you several
dollars
115 Park Avenue
Phone 148 nnd n leprosentntive
NEW
ERA
P R IN T E R Y.
Job will call to see you
printing at reasunablu puce. U P * ,_
A D V E R TIS IN G ge.s remit*
pnsite Pnst Oiro.
I’honU -11*1reaches potent nil havers
\! TIN T \ I F,
latka Daily New , i cirt idutc
J, E. SPU R l.IN G, su‘ >-dui>inti an industrial and agrieulltiral
| specialist. Kubdivi'-inn to <It- t am.
lanilo.
Florida,
and
F I o , a ST
St
A l'G D S ’UN'ti- I A
Heights, Florida on Dixie High
Johns County is i , nehed thr,oug'
—“ f w h y the St. Augustine I lenitig Record
Quirk results Two . eti t« per w o r d
SK iN P A I N T I N G
iS A N T u l t D SIGN SHOP Right Saint le copy on re, ue*t
1.,inm, I laity
,
pi n i < for signs ot all kinds. I A MPA. r'l.ORIDA
h-oae dai l y
Tillies, the g n a t
K N N IPPE R.
aril imam
rale I ' v e
per
u o !
Sanford Axenue at 1-t Street,
barge 25e cash wp ti order Write
i.
p io .n e . u i
>rtt ,rit' L E T DU NCAN <lo vour painting f,u- eoiuplete rate card
No |ol> too huge or too -mall TO RKAt II I't Y KRS ,,r -alters of
Florida real e-lat, ndvert.se in
•'.lift Ninth Street
13Hf |;l VI'
the St Peter-burg T'mes. One cent
: P A P E R H A N G E R I L. Talbott, retd a word daily, two cents a word
milliter
and
papa i
hanger. Sundays.
s' ' nd .St
Phone 3511 Oiiuhdo roud
M A IN E Wii'.ervtll,. Morning S*n1 IN AND MEJ AI. WIIIIK
I
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tlnel
Thousand- ,f Maine pea
I'AlltlNG
JA M E S Ii
i UU AN
All kind- lie are interested in Florida prop
Am. umhile
of Tin and Sbo» t Tdi till Y\ oi k ertv
Reach lb, in through the
l<< budding
W illei and Boat Tank
At ttai, Sentinel,
Rate , aid on HpplicH
Ai cnuc.
i! Avenue and 'Third Street. lele
t ton
pD 11 I
|Iji y
phone 1t 1
ti. an \ p>t,i j it.
\ l I.C YNI/.ING
IT Pilot,, 551
YYIIEELF.SS
<v WELSH Yuba
H ips
nizing shot,, gas, oils.
P i»k M I K A U l . K C o n c r e t e C o ., g e n e r a l
c e me n t w o r k , s i d e w a l k s , build
1 'P A PA IN T
Tires and Tubes, “ Service that
t jto linv Bros,
Makes Enulids." Dak A v e , and i ng blocks, i r r i g a t i o n boxes. J. K.
'Terwilleger, Prop.
" p s tiijit F»U
Third Street,
JKa\vJtr,fr.
RTOVKS
Cumber and Building Material
R K PYIB
'
Carter l-unibcr Company
bA.NFOUD STOVE W O R KS —Oil
N, 1-auiel St,
Phone 5(15
stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves.
Y'nlll
t
ft
dll
ovens and vii'lnda-.
House of
is good. Phone I'.'l 3. 321 lir -t M i l l . LUMBER CO
TOP A P A I N T
Service, (JuHhty and Price.
St i ee l.
'• I’-* I'.iii s Kiii
D" ' till! V Body
ho I',..O N E IN TEN
flit Wo r k
Neglecting y little wound, cut >-i
i nv ’Tax Books open November
alurislon of the flesh may in nine
" ’ I* A P A I N T o o i -i, out of lea cause no Rterf 1, 1324 for the payment of City
I'm, • 2 per ci nt Discount a llow
hiFilling
luflerittg or inronvenioice, but >l ed if paid in Novelida i and 1 per
"l
w, i kniau.» thu one case in ten that causes ,-ent allowed if paid in December, j
blood poisoning, lock-jaw or a A L F R E D T n S T E K 'lux I ullectnr
nuiM '
chronic festering sure. The cheap
py FI l.EN HOY. Deputy.
I'Ht
S~g]it-M-C. est, safest and best course is L<> Nov 1 l„ 3(1
I
D ips at any disinfect the wound with huuid
_ I Boruzune ntai apply the Roroxot.e
For Sale Will I,sated an I de
-* K l.lt
-Powder to complete the heallutt sirahlc rest.! -iitial lot. < ash talks
“j "t night ser- process.
Price (litpiid) 30c, hoc If you have omc ready money and
1
Night and $1.20. Powder 30c and tine want a real Imrgain add,ess Itux
100 iare The Sanford Herald.
I Sold by Union I ’hurmucy.
lirpctorv
Huildinu: Material
City Tax Hooks Open
AUCTION
I
162 LOTS
LAKE MARY,
1:00 I*. !M. HO i’ll DAYS
\\ , will *ell It, 2 chon c lot* ill tlo- I n s l i i l In ke \\ ml er
Matt, I lot ni i on t lie
This \m l n,o « ,11 |irc*i iil a golrtna ,i|>|,oi tunit t to the honit
o k , r\ mid in i i‘sf or s 4i< |,nif tian, fit'e JjsJ w, . p l" i t 4 L,',|r wjiter
, kes, in a tii-I • looh.g set ll o a
LAKH FRONT LOTS
\\ e - ill -e some i vlru Douce Ink' trout lots
To err 1 ot . a Ih-uuI ) spot
Ei et v lot is high nr..I Ar v . will.
plemlid vn-v ol (lie lake.
IN
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Cameron
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H.
Mill If
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FREE TR A NSPQRTATION
\ iiloinohi le. s wi l l l eav e P a r k A v f r u i e amt F i r s t S I , el , S h i i f o r d al 12. 30 o' c l oc k P. M a n d h o u r l y until 3 3a I* M
Monday,
N ovem ber I7lh.
A n d the s a m e l i ntc T u e s d a y . N o v e m h v i I M h .
TERMS
Due half cash, the balance in three erpml instullmenis. to
hreonie due and payable in m . twelve and eighteen months
from date of sale.
Eight per cent int.rest on the deferv-d pay
ment*. t onlracl will Iw given for dud
'Those who pay all
cash will receive L.ed nt once
Went to .i
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Rooms For Rent
FOR R E N T — Furnished room* for
light huuackeeping, 300 French
Ave.
FOR R E N T — Furnished bedroom
in choice residential section; 305
Park Avenue.
FOR R E N T — Furnished room* for
light housekeeping.
701 M*g- rmlin. Weinburg s Jewelry Store.
FOR R E N T — One or two bedvootiis with sleeping porch, with
or without use of kitchen. ROfl
Magnolia Ave.
i11
w I l.l
Ifuel.
Orlunilo
nil. 4'. I.. Ulgkisiv
Vtiw.ll Iir.-w Mhtg
Phot,IPavator
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Apartments
For Rent
FOR R E N T One well located
downtown Apartment. Furnish
ed
Price, reasonable.
For infot mat ion Inquire at Herald Office.
FOR K E N T 4 room apartment
with hath, garage
$35 a month
I Phone 323J.
Mrs.
Alexander
Vaughan.
FOR R E N T Furnished and un
furnished looms.
Mrs.
Annie
Philips, west Second Street.
FOR R E N T Attractive
Phone 423.
bedroom,
1 Small family wants
to share
home with congenial people with
in five miles o f Sanford. Apply
h-m -raM r*
’^hr‘I I
^
FOR
R E N T -Furnished
apart
ment, three nwims, adults‘ only.
2tH French Ave.
Ijost and Found
STRAYED O il
STOLEN
l-ewelyn Setter, weight about 45
poundllo.lv mostly him k. black
ears, tail curls slightly to left.
.Ynswrrs to name I'atsy,
Finder
please return to II ' Mr.Michael and receive reward.
Vo l II I TO i III tl.l l oil s
la 4 Hurl «.l < „ . a l ! Judar. ».„,l* u l.
1*i H r
i i i Hi i l i . t lurldai
F mI ii I** *«f Naiu l*hlllli>®. d*-
• * f.ni'il
Ti* ill) i T n l 11*m i* h u oil rr®
IxiioTk
i h* f lint it
nnd
hi tl• I
nil
|»r r ®»*n»
iMttd ml Ml ®
1Mni r l Iimv I iiik
Mi r Rut Mir *.f s « n t I'llllllp®. d**cr»®rd.
Iiilr "f Mir Cnunl> of Hrmlnol®, Kl«»r*
hilt in Mir undrr»lirnrd, 11 M. C®rit d tii Mi t * I r ■, l o r of
laid
Muled O i ' l n h r r 12th. M I L
_ ______________ Administrator.
MOTH-PROOF SUITS
TalIare<t-lo-Meaaur«
FOOT SI’ B C IA L IH T
jliig Nulls, Heavy fn llor I Ir.d aching
••■ri
FOR S A L E — Maxwell tourln g car.
( nil at J. J.
Mausers Cigar
Factory.
It M FARAW AY.
1» I
i. lid l l u T f M* m. i hi v«ii«va *
M>. »:t Id Id M *.f *••♦»»*p ' mMi *
T I R V 1 V/A '- jL: - 1
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1
f a l l Podv t vriso.oo,
4-ftmir 1
j
I SI l ; Ford
Hrdnn t tiss.bo
I
KOPI.K'
“ THttM* TO SOMR
sour. I’
I'KOPl.K>in l*i:n I K I T OFF FOII At.I, CASH
I. W. I'll I t.l.l FS SONS
llodgr Praters
I'kone > 111 iS
Onk A Sad it.
up
S. W. BRADFORD
M I L A N K T l l g A T H H *1 .1 1 0 .
It you daatra prompt aarvic* and
exceptional work
CALL
THEO V E R »A C W
|
Roadster I UsS.OV
IturmPoutl I 21&.00
l «5500
overla nd Red Hlrd
T o n Tru c k!
Ford
lu ll !
of
M A I N KH.
Chiropodist
•r i
• tit
Ij luxi"
MlkOtk
.Special
1
f i l l I Ford
,ia«. Ituiilon. In g r o w -
YD«, .1t*1 hrlfllV I*
N.i ti i mal Hitnk Bui l di ng
Dndito
>lo|i
t ..Off
I■• v it*
■n-Mfitr Mi| rim'd- Mi
dr*.* i ll m l la nd*.
Sales \genl
tTooW
u rin g
Ford
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
|,* I (II* " ’ '111 11e - X
X
11
1<f » Dill |«1|lIII I fit I ll * t . >||
li
* Dll ft* Ml r .III I'llill Y
Pres.
Ford
mw » y .
's*^ltr*ilur l».r I'ltinpl-ilfuM *
« »« » 2'Jt N on .* I 2
T o u rin g
T o u r in g I I 6IS .00
llunaPuut I
I mdse
ulMiln two >rur» from th® dat® h e r e
I
1o > F M L A H H
l » r | n i l > <*l<*rk.
- ■ I I it I-> O' 1Hit 1'jIlf - ili'-i'it.
Louisville, Ky„ ('ha* C. Wheeler,
Ford
,
•iii nd H
i mil orfhhil
Y»*u « ml i ’h H i **f *mi, ii tn li®r«*Ly
i1 S** iif itr*L iS*■r11.1it-m1»■ Itnllflcil Mild rn|uli id to I'tMicnl WHY
Mil- Mi® 2»Mi »U> r IitI**!■* « lid dr illmiiiI m, w KlrlH J» « , #f
»-1Mi i*r of you may hav® «uc«ld®t
• I
h o liil.A M H
I
•*|» i U i*H, i,|t
11y \ A N V K
II
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tir&.
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Ford
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By GEORGE McMANUS
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y e *d
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Yl...... I•JI*MIM|)t III 11fill I" Mil IIIT'D
O IT O R T F M T Y FOl( HFSINFSS
1(11 Fi rst
H u , i, it
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I - , •raposed ol i n f I n e n l m l p un UJ>‘ » a r e p l al i ni ng an e v t i n
, a m p a i g n o f a d v e r t i s i n g l.nt ' M a r y .
l/oeal O f f i c e
- ook.
w ■iV
('ll A.MRKR OF COMMHRCH
I i IH«l*. D j u g
:
« II %\ f I II \
M
I H IV M
I tits.oo
Touring
T o u r in g
Ford
1V21
For Sale
I '
\ *. i *!11ii W N : ( i f l MT I I, l n >
F O R SALE—
Used Spray ma
chine. Hoolehan
Coleman.
Onk
and 3rd., phone
440.
n u t SAI F. R E A L E S TA TE
Five east front lots located on
Sanford Avenue in Lane’s addition
Km h hit 511 feet w ide. Two , oi
1rev
Till* |v one of the highest
points in the <ity and an ideal h>
$25 down and $15 per mouth
, alion toi some builder who is will give you possession of a choice
l», king for sin,able lots on w ho h I t. well located on Palmetto A ve
to ro ll,'nil t hollies
This section nue If you have $25 to spaie and
of the 'My is known for it-, fine ale interested in tin* orooosition
home*.
these lots at the pi n e 11,1(1111,- at The Herald office for
t In \ ate offered will make i pms mote information.
sihle for anyone to make log prof
i's tin Hie invent men;.
Owners
have made other investments and
need money
On tills a, count they
are offering the-, lots foi -al, a,
a glent lodiuln.n o.rt tbe taatket
value of 'he plo|,ilty
But tin\l,l Sewing machine. 5lots ItIU'l -e s.,|(j „l
Until
-i. d’ o|, head Singer, (loud
Novenrh, i I', the piu i1 vxdt he
<n $17 5(1 211 E Third
....... f ■i t h • fiv i lots At Hi 1lint
lug.
souiat,
t lllli- I tie v \\J11 t-i 1U* I eased
11 EUR : \ i I Good
w hi,
mule. Guaranteed. J 100.
pul, bused now fin- third , ash vvtl!
ha lid h
Addless I’o-t O tfo, Itov | I'uw „r. Ijgigvwuai.
I il. S -i oi t. |- I,,it,la.
FDR SA l.l' DR T R A D E Three
milk'fH'W*
What have you to
o ffT ’
Address ('. If Smith. 217
least Old St , Sanford
IV
• I II • » I I
f D| M I
V I \ I VIII
Several bed* celery
II III* m
I I Ml I I I I I I I I Oil I II \ I DR S AI I
l\
%M l
I fill
<<l M l M i l I
I OI V
p l a n t - , i c i n l v to
set.
George
MONDAY & TUESDAY, NOV. 17-18
Home m i I h I o i x i u i i on t t x *1 al I n k . ’, l o t ,
nulla line ol the V I 1 Itnih o.:d.
FOR
S A L E — "Spaulding
Rose
Four” seed potatoes.
Selected
Maine stock. lx>we*t Prices. Phone
270, Mid Florida Produce Co.
Type
Make
Yrst I
u : i i Ilu p
CheV,
i *.•r i
f
Ktsrl I
I»SI
Punt
is:<
SUITS A N D OVER C OATS— AM
wool made to order, guaranteed
to fit. Any 2-piece suit $25. Full
suit or overcoat $2!).50.
Scotch
Woo)pn Mi|,„ 305 E> Second Street,
! Sanford Fla.
The Indies of the
Methodist
Church will have their annual ba
zaar. December Pd and 20. Place
i FOR S A L E — Good, big, sound
will be announced later.— Adv.
I while mule. Guaranteed. $100.
Power, Longwood.
R E G IS T R A T IO N NOTICE.
The City Registration Books will
$1000 Cash will buy one of the be open Monday, November 3. 1024
finest lots to be found in this city. and will close Friday November
This samr lot can be resold at 21, 1021.
U. R. PH ILIPS .
present day muiket price for at
City Rcgi.,tiaUoii Officer.
least $1500. A ii opportunity for
Nov 1 t o 15th.
someone
Ptome 148.
Real Estate
On
Crystal
Hake
HS r*
■i
C ONTRAC TOR S
and
Property
owners. On and after Nov. 15
the scale of wages for painters in
Sanford will fO.RO per hour.
Houses For Sale
» »S*l
Automobile
Miscellaneous
For Sale
REAL-ESTATE
Wanted
600
Sanford Steam I’reasery
Klnt l l m l
m
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY," NOVEMBER 13, 19£V '
Drys Victorious In
National
Election
W A S H IN G T O N , Nov. 13.—
Analysing the rosults o f elec
tion from n w et and dry view
oolpt, W ayne B. Wheeler. genjWAlilfouhadl foY the ‘ Anti-Salocn League, declared 320 of 432
member* o f House indorsed by
drys, have been successful. “ Of
the 33 senators elected 17 were
listed ns dry nnd all but two of
13 now senators are favorable
prohibition enforcement.” said
Mr. Wheeler.
^
For Flori<J*:T?^^»n|ftk11y fa ir V/fdv^ l
r ; niodfczniF '
pcsday and
northeast winds.
h>
'
“ Master Forger” Arrested
Mrs. W. 6. Hardin*
At Point of Deatl
SCHEM
EBARED
jjitT A in , ov. 13.— “ Lieut.” Wni. tectiv* Wilkinson o ^ tb c d
t y force
City
H. Harkim, known ns master for** »s the officer wafe'lACklntf Harkins
or, arrested yesterdny. declare*
this morning he will light extradi
tion.
Norwegian
Minister
Aska
Telegrams received by police
For List of Vessels Al from Ft. Wurth, Salt Lake City,
leged to Have Ik-en Run Nashville, Charlestown, W. Vg.,
ning Liquor to The It. S. and other cities requested ho be
|turned over to them on forgery and
similar charges.
NUMBER 1 H
A S S O C IA T E D * P R E S S J I S P A T C H E ?
M A R IO N 1 Ohio. Nov. 14.— '
Mr*. W a r a n G. Harding, crit
ically ill with kidney trouble,
is reported not so well in * bu)*{
letin issued this momfng by
Dr. Carl W. Sawyer. The bul
letin said, "M r*. Harding had a
very restless and painful night
rlnnd 1* not *• well this morn
Treasury Department A n- ing." Instead o f being given to
newspaper men p e rsp ijlly the
nuuiueH
j e w n r j i* Valued
1 tiiuuu
nounces Jewelry
bulletin was read over the phone
At Qunrtor of Million H uh I bv a nurse. This was taken to
lJeon Seized in Past Months i mean that Dr. Sawyer Is keep
ing close to the patient's txUside.
TOCONSIDE!
In a cell, Wilkinspfv'tbkl the chief.
“ You might as wriUtaWe the
money, ns »ome ode rflWe along the
line will If you don’t bath detectives said Harkins tidd
ud them.
_jined To
“ That is the way I ’always get out
jgbert A s
of jail," the detcctfVeq-Vaid he nddcd.
■»
:
If
Chief Quigg ift. ' once placed
jrur.rds over II h
M IAM I, Fin., Nov. 13.— “ Lieut,
“ Day nnd night, jut tong ns Har
l William lingan Harkins, known as kins remains in the city jail I am
the "Master fo rger" and wanted going to keep a guard over him to
( ’oast Guard Officials Say
Death of Mrs. Mors (Jives
in many cities in the United States see that no persoq Jjugiven a chance
Knd <;f \\ hitkey Smugglers’ under many aliases, was arrested to talk with hiui-ot, tumql* him i n 1 Sleuths Clue; Mcdlanski
Activities I h N ow In Sight here Wednesday by City Detective escaping,” tip. Ghii'T dtWnrerl.
Said to He Leader O f Gant;
Swap w i l l
With Harkins nt'tho time o f his
arrest
were
a
mail
who
gave
his
Sequel To
W ASH ING TO N, Nov. n . _ Ac- Hose on complaint of the Miami
W A SH IN G TO N ,
Nov,
13. —
name as Robert ^K/.<Hairfholt and Agents of the customs service have
'tivilies in "Hum How" ,,f vessels i office of a detective agency.
Election
Harkins, sought by tli?
th? Anter- two women, one Of tbtftti said to he
-------I under ill..
n..„ _ . . ,
Markins,
succeeded in breaking up one of
Scnntor Henry Cabot Lodge r 'u m ' Coistr GuaH K V ic e ' ' i T ' j ican, 'j-^kers Association’ and de‘- Harkins' wife. TKi>’ fotir.wcre stop the greatest smuggling conspir Most
() f
Adminstration’s
wlivi
ping
at
a
local
h
y
ld
'
why"
taken
Lnid to Rest While M a n y day will be investigated by the
by them in a recent numlov. 13.— P r e s iacies
In
recent
years,
it
was
dis
Most
Ardent
Supporters
W A SH IN G TO N . Nov. 10.W 1
her o f the association’s official ! into custody.
Notcd Men of Country Pay I j ' ,ir'v,,i-, ian minister here. it. il journnl as a forger, admitted his
__ceeding I)r.
Uni kins told }>etcctlve Nelson closed last night at the treasury,
Were
Defeated
For
Nomi
Tax rotltiction ut the coming
where it! wns said Hyit customs
, as chancellor,
Final lloaiHrla To Him
’J"; Bty„ „ni,,
identity when questioned by Police of the City Detective Bureau that
.... .
nation and Not KUrtlnn short session of CoiiRress w ill c
agents ill half a dozen sections of
Chief
Quigg
nnd
detective*
follow
he
could
go
out
an
the
Miami
i election to the
ing his apprehension.
street, and “ raise" 510,000 or $15.- the country in recent month* have
CAM B RID G E, Main.. Nov. I * _ I
«
Germany, in now
smuggled
W A S H IN G T O N , Nov. 13.— Prvs- not l»« attempted under prosHarkins offered Detective Rose 0oo in an hour, the detective**nid seized and identified
Senator Henry Cnliot Istdge. whose ship- in order that he migh
Jewclry
valued
at
more
than
a
j
ideal
t'oolidge has n long list of out plnns by the administra^
with in polit- career
as statesman nnd scholar inunicnt *i., t . , , .1 v. com' , $M)tH) for three hack saw blades tonight, "Money means nothing to quarter of a million dollnrs.
j congressional lame ducks to take
me
n>
1
enu
get
plenty
nmrj
of
fnot an improb- was ended bv death here Inst Sun e ,
r..iL
a
’ t L N,’ r?
«"<» " handle for them. Rose told
Information n« to the success of cure of. most of whom were dc- lion nnd although some conliarsgul Har
' - 1h,‘
Quigg following the arrest. The it at any time." NeJs^yv jewd
Ihe forthcoming day, wns Inid at rest Wednesday n i . r i l " .
the
agents’ efforts which were in- I footed for nomination, not oler- grcssionnl lenders have e^-*
. ' , isul,'itself
r v r n....prohibition
. V’ , N"
"'T-r was raised to fH.000 'o do kins told him.
nfternoon in the 1-odgo family “wny rl;which
augurated with the killing of Mrs. t lion. Here are some o f them on pressotl a tlesire to tnke up
(ions.
in Mount Auburn cemetery country, would oppose the use of , - —
Theresa Mors at Isis Angeles Inst the senate side:
anient leadera vault
such legislation, it now np*
between two tall American elms, the Norwegian flug for smuggling I
I. Hcisjer Ball of Deleware, de
August, with whose murdur "K id'
itumi'inw’ tours, on the slope of n hill and by the
.
liquor into the United States.
McCoy has been charged, wois re feated for iKMitinution hv T. C'ol*- pears thnt. attention will bo
partin' engaged shore o f n Inke. The services at
While doubting that any official
iu:.n DuPont; Holm O. lluruuui, directed primarily to npproprUceived
here
today
when
agents
of
Kormi. the cam- the tomb nnd at Christ Church action could be taken by his gov
the service in New York "notified . N« w Mexico, dufented by Sam G. tlons and farm measures,
(Ktaits r 7th, is where n distinguished group of ernment as this would entail spec
it is understood thru Secretary is
the treasury thev had unwound ! Hiattuti, Democrat; Mcdill Met’orChinr.llor Mar* mourners gathered, were as simple ial legislation. Mr. H-yn i xp*-c-<-vd
details of the smuggling otsTation. niick. Illinois, defeated for tioinina- Mellon, who conferred for moro '
tptllbinding trip as the homage* of hundreds would the opinion that the Ntiiweginti
than Imlf an lipur with President The troiisui v was informed that a turn hv Charles S. Deneen.
|feim on the rost- permit. The simplicity wns rcliev- Ship-owners Afttociatinn if sntisman named
Meilianski. now •••
House members, whs either fciit- ( •oHdifc Wednesday, consider* it .
j « « of election, ed only bv n military and naval fiial of the charges would exert
fhght to a foreign country. wn« ed to Mill *sr were defeated either impracticable to attempt to rio|>en
IVtaiiter Stre.iu- guard o f honor, two soldiers, a 1pressure to stop such traffic under
I
the person who actually
had at the primary or the general clcc- the tax question at the threo
niemhers of sailor and a marine with draped I the Norwegian flag.
ti<»n: Mrs. Moc K. Nolan otnl months' session with u new law
' French Ambassador on Eve Proposed Canal To Indian biought the jewelrx in.
png around colors and with arms.
The coast guard assertion thnl I
Anv mfoi mat ion- eoneerning the '['"U*'* H- M aet.affertv. < aliformu; just going into effect.
River
and
deepening
Of
O
f
Departure
Declares
i tfet i" .'tiinuDelegations representing nation the end for the ruin fleet, is in ,
AdunMistration officials point nub
John
' “ ho <
« McKenzie. AJIiai I- Moore
nt * balloting. nnd state, eitv ami town, judiciary sight was harked up today in a
The St. Johns Waturway identity of Meilianski was w,t I, " l.ilwnnl
Conditions In Europe Are
R. Miller. Illinois; Mer- thnt the actual result.* of tin* new
held
h\
of
fit
mis.
hut
it
was
imli
.
[ hi nanifented and organizations whose activities i tali incut by K. O. Merrick, New
Is Subject Of Inspection eated that tlieir knowledge was
„„„ 1
\V. Dnir- law relative to tlie surplus uvuilwbby
Ilest Since World War
looies and Lulls
pie .age.s a he shared, were present at the York prohibition divisional chief, j
i
not definite as to howv long he has 'diiltl,. Indiana; llarrv Hill, Iowa, for future reduction will n d tn
•nte.
church services. Hv the wish of
"This statement is home out by
\ K W YO RK. Nov. 13. In op- I Acinriling to a telegram reccive.i operated "i bow inur Ii iewelrv ,,, ' nl* 111 D Paige, Kqinuel K. Wins- felt until after December 15 muL I Kimkon
J
low and Frederiek M Dnlliviger, the henidlt o f the new rHtei w ill* ;
the family, only those close to the our experience in makiii; s e iz-'
dirts.ns reckon senator in public and private life tires." t hief Merrick said, "while tunistic ititiod as to general con- >«'»‘ «'tday h> the secret at > of the the aggit gate lias been smuggled .Miisshi hustitjs; Sidney AndwiMoii. not lie received until payment., am
|lo«'aI • hamher of •’tilumeit*1 tn io into the coimtrv
The
fact
that
tien in 'he mim- were allowed in the old church.
Kuropc.
particularly Senaim Duncan U l'leteher, the
mude next year on this year's tuxcM
several month* or a year ag, we ■litioii* hi
the 11 it il wits picked tit* oil th e' ami t’harletr H. Davis, Minnesota;
deputie» and
Kranee. Mvrim I llerritk. Unitetl Rtiuid of Kiigineer* oi Itiver- and di-iith of Mr*. Mors, it was stated, John D. l lnrkt'. New York; Isiael leaving oppwtunity to survey thu
Outside, a reverent erowil o f could get a half dozen or more tu>
liqsirtei- assume hundreds, some of them high in j and humlictls of cases of liquor in i Slates ambassador to Kiant cs, sait- Haihoi Ims decidetl to include the
M l'tister, Ohio; tieorgi' W. Ftl- entire situaUnn curafully hefnro
Icit wi I irveul a sociul staruling or in imhlir life, one evening we now get one t,t oil Wt-iliiesdnv tin the Mauretania St. John'- River deepening pi »lot t was r e g a ldrd as Waving no signifi inonds and George M \Vcta, iVnn- concentrating upon the tax ques
cance. in s,> la, as lii-i death it
|»bout tif'y man- formed a congregation that stood two over the week end and tally tor ills post in Pans.
tion.
(
, \ Iviniia.
III it- tout of ilispcttjpii seht-'uletl self vv.'i-t i'oiii ernetl
lot' ui >i edited through the services.
While no final tlecisinn lias been
Most I'ntnoU* KimisI for Hall
a few cases of liquor."
fur
Florida
at
an
eai
ly
date
lit fop. dopnitmg the amluissnM'hi'thfi Metli.uiski npctntfd for
|of >t b’lis t b:1 1y
Friemln of Senator Ball have reachetl, neMier latve miy plan* ytk
"The
prohibition
department tlor s.tal that not -Hoc l u l l has
These services
were as simple
Z i toilo, I'lett hel's telegtai’i in'
h inisei I it i an agt ill I n higher Ia untiled a cainpaigu for him fur been mude by the treasury or tha
feist* Tli • remain- i as the titunl of
by t h • th.- gt'it-ial ^iitlook .ii Kill'tilio lieeti \ImsI Mi Peurmnn th.r*. the lnthe
Fpiscopal started the ball rolling
n p s. u .i
i "i
i'oiii ideit. hut lie
l the Cl< •u als and f'huv
the most famous of all lame duck president it is understood, in rovould permit atol there seizure of the Fred H. soon after so .-i:, ouragit\
“ It i« tin* first • pe. t i - will leave Mashing t o oil t, oiding io • i loins service n cords
gnrtl to recommending additional
fo iitgu
parture from the loctk. 'he liquor treaties with
"v .irriving at saut->rtl f •«»" it ^ was the hei-d and fmefropt of most t, the Inti'rnntioiiul boundary
time in a g io it maiiv voir* in go 11,
Ikula’ii u- a. ^tin'e
t'liinmiHsitin. memhetM of
which tux roiluction before the mcottiur’'
,' 1' illium Iatwrenee. head «>f I liquor treaties with foreign coup
III o.it t tsil atomt 11t. 1"
It
,
ing
abroad
Unit
1
!*•-*.•
in
a
really
i
.
...i
,-t
'
.it
.cl,mill
Im
11 en |
of lift* new otuvgresp in Decviukur a
|rT.*cn,iiia cabinet
P' ■opal
diocese, playmate tries were approved. Since then happy inooil. beeie.isn I fe d assur
Mi 1'enrmaii has eoimmi o. .fe I ||str,| „ q,,,,.,, „i mole mils in tin cotni' I mm the United States and
year lienee.
ITife until t ii gov
t'unadn
,,-mate and life long friend the coast guard has greatly aoe
with
Dirtnet
Engineer
(.ili>eri
|
1
1
1
M
I|
,,f
,t„.
«
,
|rv
Vitiiins
of
ed that tin situation m Europe
Secretary Mellon, irowever, It lit
ory program of p ” • JL-‘ senator, conducted the serv- molted anti can now patrol
Senator Birrsuin Is a regular of
th** I mill ttmv oil l- going to be a \ . inigberg. and plans tie lu.udlv , h)
;r;„ v were numbered by
understood, earie^tu in bit annual
Ijla'ieii will have ieca. a»sisteil by
regillais,
but
Ins
pt'indon
bill
dkl
coast
adequately
I'he
seirnr**
o
r
"ll'.el
tlllllllo'lll
Rev.
Prescott
dut iful happy one Both the new I.m o drafted fot Hit
SI'V I lal bundled."
ft It lots at
mt>url lu r*»tu 'g .h U pos inr. o *
•nlclMtag. A ft- Evnrts. rector of the churoj .
several large vessels recently ha- amt olif uni bl aie i el led mg the
tie men upon whose tler-lsioii , wj|j(l, x H, ntu .r,.,| over the eo lPtrv liot take vvel| nL the While i l « M
tax nniuctlon utirng the lin#ti nd ■
•3*1 that the
and was vetoed ny the president.
cut off the supply /or •'mail craft
D
'*
siti
cess
ot
the
Uliilei'tliking
|
agents
hnve
seiz.t'ti
all
the
Reciting the selected prnvers.
.-on q of I’oiifideiici' anti hiqie.
w.iy to » brand
Senator Mtt'nrniiek wui loyal to recommeniiwi to the last seailan >,f
which ply (lie waters near the
t ,rV| |, v Ult'V have
been Ii 1*1 in
S|n aklllg of tin recent election I- igelt* tit pelids
ipn*i",r the So- Hishop 1-iwrence appeared to em shore nut] consequently has reniiltthe lint dmg ailininislrntion ami is congress. This scheme, pcovido)|(
file lloitlil of Fllgliiei I - will lit I itul. but it was said that proliub
Dt-nio. r.t s, 1h- phasize the passage: "W e yield etl in a great reduction m the Hu diplomat said " th e election
popular with tin- ttcesent ndinmk'- for a larger cgt in the liigh surtax
- t inspect and collMilei tne pi' pus Iv a- nun h inoie nevoi would be tration. lim in g made a apuctalty rates lbitn was uppreved by con
arty ainl ?evernl unto This- most high praise for amount of liquor hiought to -lo o was is it *n non ii a oi'tn iv of pat
I canal f I oin l ake
11m Io IIm iiiicov el'eti.
Iiiiitsi-nt
purehasers of foreign lelatlolis he W'lll he gress, tuceived the en<l->r*en>ent o f
lp> who
l too I the Wonderful grace mid virtue tie
for distribution I should a* 'here tv .is it wits a vntorv of pritiei
”
departing
1
111
1
1
ii 11 liver, and vvbl include tins have stored il awitv ill safe places
dnroil
in
Thv
servants,
.
.
.
ides
It
seeineil
to
be
a
resusset
|lhs net.1, , let tt tl riareu in n o
urged by parly ussoclnted for n (’ resident t'oolidge. In hi* roC'Mlt
, ,
has lieeti about a !'" |ier cent it1 'iijecl m Us repot t to tie t'ilief lilt m e vvialllll! It. not kn ow ing Its post that lie tloes not want to be speeches. Ml. t’oolidge also lias in
s
urc tin 1 1 tv gov- from the text to refer to set \ant
,[n^ iluetlon whirli hio caused Die price tioti of genuine Ainericaiiisin of I ngltieet s
I origin.
Kxcept as
ambassador to anv country, hut it dicated a desire to cut further tho
ortalili
..or'iimr instead of saints.
to rise aci'oidingly
Mv
Hgen'» \vfilth Mr • indulge is a plendid
1he si lledilletl VI .1 licvl llloltll
Ilie iivviliv possessed bv Mis i* known that Myron T Herrick silrtnx lutes u* well it* nl! tha
m i g h t be construed as a^esttm.m
ll||lt
wll).r,.
f
„
lm
..r|
y
th.
.
'
M
-noit
,
I
,
.
,
state
that
where
form*
1
will he the first tune ilert the Hoard
nchievetl I*v l
.
luxes. W hut congress Itself may*
ial to tiie great la
I (or I’n-iilolicy.
t to $ i
IJtle-t lolled as to whether he •I F.i ig in e ris has q - t,.,| Flo tilla in Mills was the first to be idelltl envoy to l-'imue, wennt a worried
'her*' l',,u' 1' purchase liquor at
Fiolil that begin- I look when ke is in his neighbor Httentpt. without resiimint tidatlo.l
ant-el Hill I II I' pu the friend of Ids boyhood,
a pint they now have It. p.,y Sill. 1 would u.-igli the dlliloinat said .1 gtMIll liumbel Ilf Vi-111 . Ml I’t Ul - tit I pii.sitiveb
from rlie inliiuiiislruiion, it regard
ts
•• t opiate was no eulogy.
Nothing hut a -cm I'll v " f liquor it was tin ciisluiii tor all amloiss mail stated, and those inter e tied m mug the agent . it wa- said, ran hood
ed
as throwing to soiiie extent etl
,
down
a
series
of
-lues
in
Piitific
A
whole
flock
of
House
litem"
As
the
choir
took
up
the
timin'
►>! '| I eg of II
would enuse siicb a I .sc in pi lee.
mb'i — I" liiolei
llieli re-ignation tne const III' 1loll t'f the plopo-etl
■ oast tines
Thev found much la-i * will have to he considered for e|emmit ttf unrrrtiglity into the *itIcciil in adi d by o f the hymn "The Son of God
"There Is. of tour-e w ill liquor Willi tin- taking o ffltc of a new waterways believe tint the im' a vvi liv both in San I 'i am 1st o anil muuv of tlit in are administration uutiiei now «ry*tallim g ix tile i*ofern i piier June Goes Forth to W ar." l!ish"P • ‘•w ettming into Long l-luiui. and prop |nesitli'lil
\t .'lit same linn ho piessioit obtaiiifd by tby I'l-pt'tMors
I -is Angeles, tin laltel eitv. where men
Ropieseiitntive Dulltnger of vemher seeqjon approa'has. Sev
|tlrea.i\ h,|, I,,.,qi fence headed tin* recessional
1 he ably always will tie
it is almost tit ' latt'd he did not tniiteinplale ■luring their stay heie ill largely
Mi
Mors had her lining, provid Massachusetts i* said to have hud eral eieigressiimnl leaderr alvt nrq
pr. -..i -lit t , q is bell* of Christ church tolled, the illipossltile to stop tile tloW elitil*
te llin g fiolil tile diplomatie field ot let mine the success or failure of ing the greater quanlitv
a chance to Will the Republican pressing fur un extaa sevsiun after
|M f • il i-up re- bells o f tlie First i'ansli. I nitm
ly, hut we tan and have cut it
'In .iinbassutlor i« anxious to ,|M. ,-nterpriM'
•3
The tiail led eastward ami the |nomination for the Semite, hut the March 4, to take up tax teductlotl
1 Ull.
M g nil Do
ion. on the edge
of
Harvard down until it is no long.q a very ciiiiiiileti* tlie work utioii tin I'nd
Personnel of Board
pint n| entry wa* found to have influence of the tueuident gave it and other meusarrs.
ll i • list 11tl t t**t Square took up the slow untip.'iml profitable business.
til State- embassy which is being
The Sccrctniy was further nil
been New A oik from which Imse ((| ^jr <;ill(.-tt. the uew senator.
"The prohibit mu depart men;
has
1 I loiiimand and the church emptied in the wake
en. lias
,,v,.r
The building ot iguml
named M.-.liniiski, according to customs
VI-etl that tilte following
Uul j jr Dnllinger did not sulk
At tin* uihi
•ge ' I tinti.i- of
..............
o operated with the coas*. g 'f.i I
j| pop.uuo. |t w,|| pitdiuhl) nii'inhers of tin
the roci*R»iniikl
lie Tioaitl would make officers, directed the dBlrlhutioii |,n h|||
||u wt.,lt to work to
an dtlui I hey came the color*, those of the coup- i jn ,.Very way possible ami with
, |n r,.H,|l|ll>BS n,.xt „ p n .|g H i
the trip
Colonel r.tlgui Jawillli. ' (|| , )>)(U. |lf j,.w ,.|rv
There were
ujd tlie Republican* elect
Mr.
who will he try. a fla g from the haUlesriiP every one working togelher tovviird
k
„ f hi- viu a i ob.nel S pciiccr Cosby. Co t.nel r . ||11|||y j,,,,,,,,,,!, uniting the smug
b r r till ion pnr- Florida that w u s m action at v e n
there i no doubt
, Jlim ,llNt „ ,lts.tlt ..f r Boggs, Lieut < t.lone John It. k|(,(1 k „„,|s nn,| these left plain ( ’•Hilidi«. lie spoke in New F.nglao.l and m the South.
He bus
Whut niqicnr* to l>o u record was
'he Sot iuli-t ap- (!ru i unt! wuk flown in the >oiin |Mjt t^ut w|thin the next mx nionthH ( 'leveluiitl and smilingly
sum
MIn11ery,
attery , Maijtd
.xiujni toutioo
imrlt*
said nr
h !i >
<»onJon i^
i inn
kn for the uirrntH tn follow.
been in the lu^ise a number of e*tuhli*)u'd in municipal court yesti i n ••deni i u I Sea and the State colors •,i*_h 1smuggling of liquor on a
large gained t m ivt pountls plnvmg fin 'I'uplain F. T. I'handlers uml II W
tc ms und stood wcH with the ol.l Urduy morning when not a slngln
with a drape o f mourning at the scale will be a thing of tli • past."
Ilohlis, the executive secretary, 1
met. blit that diplomatic dutit
guard leaders. No place has been cui.e anpeared on the police' docket
P M'"
I politiecl |M
who will be ^joined
ut Charleston by
I'X 'Uk.
0
|
tlUIH *UIII
CIIIW* r the
XII< vav
xr o,
......
- .. —'W
wtiulil
soonI ■remove
excess.
picked for him. I’uigc and Wins fallowing thu ArmlntUe Day cele
pt iiiq rohubl • anti
”
gberg, the
low. other Massachusetts house brations here.
'nr logo al stilumembers who will not be in the
Police
authorities
cx (*%■** ed
f**l parliameiilary
advised the
next congress, quit voluntarily.
themselves as t>«lng very niucit
,B •• liingb'd par|
y e n ntly visit
gratified nl the quiet and onloriy
f ' " ' coliceded III
■J tlie vurioua points whten they
.Oil
uliservalue o f No. 11 in Nunforn,
J*'!' is wher" the
propose to inspect, he expot'* to
W A S H IN G T O N , Nov. 13 f ’ re*- ■
I'relimliiary plans for the erec
ami uppeured very much pleased
■"o , , qlet at ion ideal Coolidge will speak tmiM'-'t |
in i ontiiuuy them on the tout, pro
at the spirit tof cooperation evis
r
l>-* party is at the annual me-'*ing lute of
tilled his official duties ill eonnei tion " f ii municipally owned Young
Mi- John L Gordon and Ku- I A W Hounoii of I ulatka, vie.
|m!
n . I,'.. |,,
deuced
by citizens here.
o
with
congiess,
which
convenes
Men
s
t
hristian
Association
build
Association o f Land Grim' • "1- o, m. Brewer, both of Ginderville 11"e.l.lent and general manager of "
' fluid Ion gove, po December 1, penil'tmg here were brought up and illsN EW YORK. Nov. IS.— Nicolo
This
will
he
hi*
first
pub
tinFernald
Laughton
Memi
the
Southern
l
lilm
es
<
ompanv
leges.
fr* te t
n
__
I eussed ut the regulur weekly lunch- Z.-rola. singer, filed suit for a
iicK uildruss since his election and
' 1,1 Hospital suffering from in and S. H. Imh. active viee-prest
i -iiii ..f the Junior Chamber of Com quarter million duller* against the
D " ' 1 luujotify he expects to devote his remark*
dent
of
the
Fleetrlc
Bond
and
juries received ill an automobile
merce at the Seminole grill today. Metropolitan Opera Company.
ti
_
n________
lie
plan*
A’ ork
chiefly to ugricukure
accident which occured shortly af- Shmv Company of New
President G. W. Spencer. Jr., in
He allege* that he wu* "held
to go more extensively into hi* tei V o'clock last qight on the O r which owns the American I’owci
discussing the possibility of obtain down at u ixrriod when he enjoyvd
M IA M I, Nov. 13— A group o f
views on furming conditi ons in the lando road about two miles from and Light Company, were in th.
ing tire co-operation of the ejtiopening conference on M ‘"day " f
1j).— <’on- /.eiis of Sanford nnd the r jfy com- same fame and reputation as En Jai Alai players are on the wjljf .
city Wednesday inspecting the
I1A LTIM O R F, N
rico I ' uiuko " and it was u ques from Spain to Miami for the open
•the ..
„ - ,- " ii" r " l icornini
iiiuini vsmli
•u
agricultural
vsion recentreci
gr.'ssinun Joby .Hiulit> I ill. was .... .........
Mrs. Gordon and Mr Brewer are Sanford plunt.
putting the project tion who was the greatest singer. ing session here at Hialeah front
ly appointed.
acquitted
today
b
y
«:F
rH
e
m
l
Court
1
llll<,,ul1
While
here,
the
two
offiyi'
both suffering from severe inter
• . , ,
.
. .
across, declared thut ubs.Hufc'Iy no Sle suys he had a contract for on Thanksgiving day.
Am our
nal injuries which may prove ser announced that us a further indi- jury o f violating the Volstead law fMl||ltil.s fur uthletic recreation ex- operu and was to reed to akrg in u the players who w ill come w ill oe
manufacturing
intoxicating ut> m ,sanford besides the.Counious while Mr. Gordon, husband cation of the interest being shown b y
concert thus daniuglng hts-repu- 25 stars appearing in tht* fast
i , ry Club, und expressed the belief
of the injured woman ami driver in Florida by the American Powei wine and cider at home. "
Spanish ball team which attracted
tation.
Counts
maintaining
lypunon
(
lh|l,
,
h
|.
purelltn
o
f
the
yottng-nien
am)
Light
Company,
that
this
cor
|»t* were reported
of the car. escaped with a few
great crowd* here last season.
poration
has
within
the
last
few
nuisance
were
dismissed
ak,
a
re,
un(|
„
f
thia
community
xvodld
ffurtinent for the
minor cuts und injuries.
their nssisUnc* toward
r “f compared to
W A S H IN G T O N . Nov. 13.— An
The three in u sedan were said days added to its large holding* *ult of the instructions iff Judge
.Soper. . Thu trial wan*.flic tu^t of .irovicJing a wholesome ap<l Chrisp* weptember. and extra session of the new Congress to have been enroute to this city ill this state.
ftilli'fted from soon after Mnrch 4 wu* irg ed to when the automobile crashed into | The largest
n case forced by Hill, “Wfio hi»ln-|l|a|l , „ Ktitulion for the physical
purchase include
>Dl|io.-etl a- rum day by Senator Borah,, who declar u big truck loaded with log*. The th<* aniuiMition of all of the utilil tamed thnt the Volstead laxWgnvc 1(||j moru| devclopmcat of thoir
RU 8H D E N . Eng.. Nov. 12.—
P ' " r September, ed that he thought farm rod rai - truck was parked on the right iea plmnU o f Daytona, Daytona |« farmer the right to manufacture sun*.
*
Mr. Spencer’s suggestion
nut “ Gambling is actually aarried on
F1U' "uuith of the road management, the w.orul <"urt, hund side o f the toad but is said Beach Mnd Seabreeze. The trans i-ider and wine, but withheld from
CC4J3SB
Hrtmenl.
action is said to have involved >7,- the city man the right ‘ I p nuinu- with the unanimous approval o f In our churches.” said Rev. J. A. Misa NeU W llllama.
and the tax relief tuesM'ro rhot Id to have had no lights on it.
,030.200
facturc beer.
'
*/
fttaU-t of defend- he tpken up.
Hie Chamber, and it was decided to Sutherland speaking « t m meeting Miss Velma Bhlpp..
Mr. Gordon’s version o f the a f OOO.OOtl.
refer tho matter to tho conjmltteo o f the NorMiamptonshlrp Baptist Miss Versa Woodcock..
»ny one charge
fair as related to a representative
Mias Naomi Fellows---on civic affairs for tho preparation Association.
w,th disorderly
of The Herald, w u that In trying
Zed violations of
of data for presentation at tho next • “ During a service, it has been Miss Mary Klnlaw____
to escape driving hi* car into a
K*»"ce* and
15
meeting.
known" he declared "that when the Miss Sarah Corwin___
log which was lying across the
Ikeness were diaWulter Connolly, In u few Well, two sidesmen were tailing the Mrs. M. E. Patterson--------- 3C.wd
roud. the machine swerved and hit
chosen worila, stressed tho neces collection, young people in the Mr*. Ersma Wicks—
l ,lon
31 gamb|.
STO CK H O LM , Nov. 13. — The the truck. The crash threw Mr.
sity fur a full attendance at each gallery bet on which o f the two Mrs. J. F. Boston.....
Tr charge* of dr*vGordon from his seat at the wheel
|r while under tlie Swedish Academy today awarded and pitched hi* wife out on the
Mrs. Mary Bowis
Rotary Club; E. F. Housholdcr, meeting, and urged the member would finish firs t."
The
sttehtion
and
interest
of
the 11124 Nobel llteraturo pnte to
ship committee to get behind neg
MUa Peggy Bruton
other aide of the car while Mr, local golf enthusiasts center today
Dr, Puleaton.
George
W . tigrnt member* and ntqujre them
l*> were tned on Wludislnw Reymont, a Poltsn au Brewer wa.* thrown against tho in the Civic G olf Tournament,
iret Miller
Mlaa Margsr
Knight, R. L. Dean, 4t.. J..3!<ffly to bring at least two more lax atone for vag- thor.
Walter Wight
which got under wuy at 2 o’clock and J. Frank M o c N e ilL L y .*
windshield.
,, , ,
Pfrying u concealtendant* to each weekly luncheon.
Mrs. F. C. Golsoo
Three police officer* aided by this afternoon at the municipal
|u; unlawfully ridReginald Holly entertained tjjxc
Kiwanl* Club: S. Mi#F.!§yd) A.
passing motorists rushed the oc g olf course.
Mrs. M. E. Dooly
‘ °f selling liquor
C. Fort, C. L. Byrd,, R. If. Berg, gathering with several piano *eU
SEATTLE, Wash., or. 13.'— A Ml** Eth«l Henry
cupants to the hospital fo r mediTwenty-four
players
represent
of court,
,.*<•, .#A\
|)r. W . D. Gardiner 'nnd W . T. tions.
pew species called a “rat-dog" was Mlaa Florence Malm .
ing the Junior Chamber o f Com
.........— ■ ■■■■■■ -■*- 9\ *
listed on *h«
^ . ’•
exhibited here by Juliaa Stankus, Miss Alberto Aycock
C*Thc *dHver of the truck, a negro merce. senior Chamber o f Com flodgklnson.
Were dismissed
a Yukon river pilot, on bla return Mies Clara Rankin —
by the nime o f Gu* M cGriff. wa* merce. Rotary and Kiwanl* riubs,
LO N D O N , Nov. 13. —
Junior Chamber o f CumnVerce:
hi the coun- MacDonald i*
from the North. He said his puppy Mrs. 8. P. Dutton
is contcmplututg
contemplating »a »v
placed under sm u t by .member* entered the competition, six being
Is;Roy -Chittendon. 'R . '8 , .Holly,
to Atneriia on hi* holiday after the o f the sh eriff, force end, l* now named fo r each club.
was a
i cross between a muskrat an J Miss Lena IL Hagan W alter Connelly, G. W _ Spencer,
a malamute dog.
The muokrst
hard
nearly
.,.,u grind o
m»f —
—
-a - year
. a* In the county J*U pending the
Miss ltuba Williams .
T<i HUROPE
Beginning promptly a t 2 o’clock Jr„ Paul Lake and R a y M b d BearGreat Britain’* first Ubor premier. outcome o f the inJurte. p f U n .
PEEKSKILL, N. Y„ Nor. IS. — gives the dog n heavier fur for Miss Emily Griffin
the first twosome was o f f on it* den.
'/
4..
protection
against
intense
cold,
ex
Tbe
borne
o
f
Pitt
P.
Hand,
public
Gordon and Mr. prewar.
round o f tho link, and by 3 o'clock
plained Stankua.. "Jit addad that Mrs. Dented 6
“
/w
3 T John VSenior Chamber" pf Xomnjurcc: ity manager o f tha New Y
F A
^herbourc,
in
ho obtained the pet from Indiana Mias Dorothy
The vicar o f Grinubjr, England, the last o f tho 12 twosomes, were
tral
lines,
burned
earl/
At
'
’ JMtrard H iggin*, J*
ia action.
. • Ia e
at Port Yukon, w hi breed the type
family
escaped
without
*■ Will,am M a c V P H IC A G O . N ot . 1J.— Whoaf:
The following men compose the W- Hethd0". Alfred
loss w m Mil
fotu
team;
god C. U P
" * * announced
im
jug church oq Suodajri.
» . n__ _ I f .
SJjMf.
mcellor Is
Executive
jght B e
tancellor
SIMPLE FUNERAL
HELD FOR NOTED
G.O.P. STATESMAN
Citizens Of Norway
Behind Latest Move
Conspiracy Spread
Across Continent
President Will Not
Require Any Legris-*
lation on Tax Cat
In Coming Session
G.O.P. MUST TAKE
CARE BIG NUMBER
OF “LAME DUCKS”
F arm B ills To
^
Get A t t e n t i o n
A ppropriation B i l l
Will Also Bo Big
Item To Consider
itLEtwr WILL
IN EUROPE SAYS VISIT SANFORD
MYRON HERRICK AT EARLY DATE
Clean Police Docket
Follows Celebration
Coolidge Will Speak Two Are SeilOllsly ewYorkCorporation 'i,^;.;;i|(i‘,n^ul;'tr1er,m( ^
On Farming Situation Injured When Auto y\dds To Its Holdings... ii that while
Crashes Into Truck in state o f Florida
Y.M.C. A. Building
For City Discussed
By Junior Chamber
Operu Singer Files
Heavy Damage Suit
Jai Alai Players
En Route For Miami
( 'ongressman
On Volstead Charge.
[gregating
iposed In
By Police Urges Extra Session
Of The New Congress
Alleges Gambling
Even In Churches
Nobel Prize Is Won
By Reymont of Poland
Interest Of Local Golf EnthusiDsjtB
Centers In Tourney Starting Today
Dog Has Muskrat (Ma’
And Malamute Father
MacDonald May Visit
America On Holiday
Millionaire’s Home ,
, Destroyed By Fire
MARKET
* t» lM: lb. liTo
AS CONTESTANTS
STOOD AT NOON
SET
�(1Z C l i I T T O T T R N R Y O N "
Assessment per foot frontage.---------$2.(173
Wm. (L McGill, fot 1, blk 2, tr. A ~....... ......
shore to enjoy the thrilling sl»cht.
1
1
«
'
P T . W IL L IA M S , Cnglt o ^------ 1w g K e V i i . lot 2, blk 9. tr. A ..................... - Bomba burst high In the nlr with S t P I D A I
a
deafening noises, and fnney «ky
.
. rockets and Roman candles set the
J. P. Baker, lot 4, blk 9, tr. A ....
heavens aglow with many colored
J. E. J,«ing, E. 30 ft. lot 1, blk K>, tr. A
—■
t
I
Continued from p.Tgn one
|
.
‘ lig h ts ., •
Cw
Ionian Oliver, N 1-2 lot 2, blk 10, tr. A ..........
»'nn» I'rsnlaRr
up
team
ns
well
as
tho
winning
v
N
iiB
n
K
S
C
lt
iiT
in
v
T7— „
,v
I Last bul not ,pa,,t camc 1,1,3 up ten
S52
Ben Bradley S 1-2 lot 2 blk l'l, tr. A ----Pngo
sextet
*1
.. _ (Continued
^.A _ . --from
^ Jam
.1 .1)
1i.nMAn.1 I .grand . Legion
.
. Hnll
. ■ at the armory,
f st commander, de<llcntcd i |nst night, when the flower of .inn *| Other prises to he awarded nre
j Emma M iller, lot
blk 10, tr. A .......
ling, saying:
S the btllldlng,
I 'ford "'society 'gath .................
ered with m any1
n . n r » M rt.u iin
E.
II.
Jones,
lot
4,
blk
10, tr. A.
Henry
McLaulin,
ail*
( ’hapmnn & Tuckcm Add.
"In the name o f the Campbell- visitors from nearby sections in " " follow .
y
,
r
.,
,/I.aura
Johnson,'lot
0,
blk
0, tr. Ik
bossing Post No. 63. o f The Amcr- jone o f the most enjoyable social ver cup; 5 owcll. and Company,
183.18
L
, K" [ { ' Sirs. F. S. Munson, lot 1. blk 7.,
'
■ Robert & Jr.ney S. Singleton, lot 7, blk 7. tr. Ik
sweater;
McKinnon-Mnrkwoofl,
lean Legion, I now dedicate th is , functions o f the season.
1P9.0J
L atnicture, the embodiment of idcais ! The ball was attractively decora,r 0f ’ knickers; Unll Hardware K. S. Johnson, S I -2 lot 2, blk 7,......
133.05 ; Theresa Stewart, lot 8. hlk 7. tr. II.....
o f Justice, freedom and democracy ted with colored tissue r.nd Hags
, ,
L |0yd Lizzie ( ’. Johnson, N 1-2 lot 2, blk 7
109.01
133.03 J. P. linker, lot9, hlk
7, tr. B. -----•
fo r which the Legion exists. As in 1and a popular orchestra recurcd |Company, uozen gon onus, mo>«i
.
,
.
Rolf
shoes;
M
j
stokes,
lot
T,
blk
H
.................
334.12
•
E.
M.
Ward,
lot
10,
blk
7,
tr.
B...
...........
272.00
time o f war wc fought fo r our i for the occasion furnished music o f j
'uWoodruff and Watson, pair go,i ,, . W oodruff lot 5 blk R
4(>().05 J. M. Frierson, lot 11, hlk 7, tr. Ik
Country, .so in time o f pence m n y'th e first order.
327.12
nocks; Thrasher and Woodruff, pall‘ d '
' ' oodrurir ’ ,0‘
................
334.I- W. G. Magill, lot 12, blk 7, te. B.......
we snrve the republic f e a r l e s s l y ) ----------------------------- g o lf ’s o c k s " W c l n b u r ^
U o la Nixon, lot « . blk 9 ....
272.00
“ ■* » d i : : Mny xxc l . c r In mind I j I M o l l C IM S M B It M E E TIN G |
a 'V .
K.nnto
<11. :! fl. lot -I, MX „
181 45 | K. S. Johnson, lot 7, hlk H, tr. I k .....
160.47
those comrades o f ours who h a v e !
280.00 A. S. Simms, lot 9. b'k H. tr. Ik
228.
OS
gpnc before, that their memory
The regular noon luncheon o f the
171 07 \. S. Simms, lot 9. hlk 8. tr. Ik
139.57
may dwell within .this home nnd he Junior Chamber of Commerce w i ll ,
MncNcil. g o lf sweater; l i t l l ! Mn*'
K ri’ -v lor' lot *, hlk HI..
a constant
3.31.12 V S. Simms, l< t lo. b'k 8. tr. Ik
instant blessing
blessing among
among us.
held at the Seminole Cafe
, Hardware Company, half dor.cn K. Mabel. Saint, lot 1, |.lk 17........
272.00
,f ,„
*
,|„hn Mus!,on |,)t 7 j,lk 17 .......
you in Poace— gindly, wholeheart-, ,nK room nt 12:15 o’clock. Tours371.22 Murgannu Brown, lot I I . blk 8. tr. 11.
305.31
cdly nnd unselfishly. Deeming it day. A ll members are urged to *’
_______________________ . ...
.
221.5' Public School, lot 12. blk 8. tr. Ik
183.18
our highest privilege
privilege nnd our great- attend to make this gathering a ,
MISSING M A N F O l‘ N I»
' ''J .
’
.......
128.30 J. P. Barker, lot 5. blk '■». :r. Ik
- 101.07
C II. Kiikinmk N. IH ft. lot 5, blk H
cst pleasure to render service t<> humming success.
our country, the kind o f service
____
138.99 I'm ily Ifiiks, l it
bik 9. ir. Ik
113.39
N E W YO RK . Nov. 12.—Jay Finn T. J. Johnson. S. f.2 ft. lot 5, hlk 1R
.
it requires nnd nt the time it re
Mary C. Calhoun, lot 7. blk 9. tr. Ik
j of this city, reported missing is
K. It. T rn fford ’s Map. Sanford
quires it. I thank you.
H r ‘ ) 7 i 1 i fi tl A f l m i r i l l
21*8.01
lis
iii Martin, lot 8. blk 9 tr. Ik
•'
with
u
party
o
f
New
A
ork
men
l.uvinia
Williams,
lot
I,
blk
fl,
tr.
A
75,!>5
105.03
Following Mr. Haggard’s
Haggard s sp
spee.
h
•
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i
w
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
...
......
......
i.ovinia
»
imams.
....
ir.
m
ech o r a z m a n y \ c i n u r a i
117.01 .1 \. WilliN. h,t 5. blk 1". tr. Ik
11
115.05
117.01 !» *r>, it Light foot. I„t 0, blk 10. tr Ik
11
05.05
m
H a r-iitt Lightfo.it. lot 7, )<lk Hk tr. II
n 3 K « , 1 h ° . U r . » T V o “ ho otcrnul
«S N K V *.
N...Id .-A d .M in i k m " “ m .n .r jl
1..
J » B lr r l.-lim I » . <>. E. . » Jo. I W ,
M U N IC IP A L LINIyS
BEGINS TH U R SD A Y '
f
v:u
.
rjSEXt jUn*""w"' >'*
■j
'
Sfc!
W ': * f s s s s -£ r z £
t
vation of the memory of our heroic
ramrinlo,
comrade*.
..
.
.
Rev E, O ’ Brownlee
then
pro-
Heard is siliedub
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M
f.
1
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The
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blk S. tr. A.
(ie o r g ji and South ('amlina.
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for Boston.
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via Seminole.
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T h e umiiririR feats here r n .m in i
w ere to u large extent m ade |« ism
hie b y the " O t ic S h o t” L u brication
System .
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A n il a l l 86 p a r t n <p;\ttrfi ca rs showed n grand
average n ilenge oi 1S*»» lor the 48 hours, a grand
average speed o f .i.’ ti in. |> h. and a grand average
econom y o f 21 4 unit s p i gallon.
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3.31.57 ;
100.00
Hut l!i<- average m an D O E S want n car that *
com e through such a rucking, grucllmg f™ *
Hying colors.
A n d the r»an w h o has a C leveland Six
that his car w ill do all th a t— a n d more!
H e knows that the M ile a g e M o to r g iv «
undream ed-of com b in a tion o f power, end1
speed and flawless o p e ra tio n —
— t hat he can safely expect 20 miles to tbel
in norm al d r iv in g —
- - 1hut he can count on lon g life and inc
m aintenance—
E v e r y car carried u* least one passenger. E v e r y
m o t o r ra n 48 h ou rs w ith o u t s to p p in g .
E very
car was officia lly observed. E v e r y result wus
sw orn to.
H..081DA
— nnd th at, no m a tter w h at m odel hej
w ill h ave the same fine m aterials, the same i
engineering, and tlie same- scrupulous
ship thut m ade these b rillia n t result# an
iIfiVsLANO MOTOR COMPANY
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T h e right leading m tiic s covered an averngeyof
2117.J m iles in 48 hours at an a vera g e speed o f
44.1 in. p. h. und a vci.igcd 2j j miles to the gallon.
Professional racing d rivers were barred. Sales
men. execu tives, mechanics, accountants, news
paper m en and even stenographers handled the
wheel in variou s parts o f the country.
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A t tim es th e roads w ere clear *au
5 0 -6 0 -7 0 m iles an hour coulci be maintaiacd.
others, congested traffic called f**r suit,
certain brakes and a steering gear that res?
Nvith split second speed.
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T h e average man w ill rurcly do two
d riv in g in tw o d a y s — w ill rarely want to
some 2,00i) miles at u speed o f 46 miles an l
regardless oi loud or w eather.
A ll entries were standard 1925 C levela n d Sixes
- exactly the cur you sec on the street.
W h eth er goin g 60 miles an hour or
tak in g on gasoline, th ey sim ply
stepped on the plunger— and oiled
all 2.1 chassis jmrts. N o squeaks. N o
punished bearings.
(Tk, " O b* . S hot" L x i b i i o t i o a 5 , . l « * u I*
uadtr Bousa PruducU
PrI***,)
Tui.il e*i.<t • > ( widening
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H e re tlie goin g was g ra v el, I onsc
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ous. H ere again it was som e dux:/ t.sil tW>
uphill and dow n throu gh six or c e .:n st«U
T h ere h ave been non stop runs before but
never tine lik e this. N e v e r one so com prehensive
in its scope so tree fio n i a n y suspicion ot 'stu n t”
perform an ce- so full ol m ea ty tacts.
T in s exclusive patented feature
enabled all drivers to keep ajlvh assis
parts p erlcctly lubricated ut u^Uttines.
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H ere the lu gh w ays w ere concrete, level*nlc
T h e re tlir roads ran w ith rain and ca*;-'-*1
clutched at tnc wheels.
T h e w in n f rpvent 22.16.1 miles at an average speed
o f 46.5 in. p. h., a veragin g 28 J m iles to the gallon.
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T h e records w ere not m ade on bankftll
guarded speedw ays but in e v e ry section
rou n tr . ov< < . ry c< n< liv a b le *.«»rt o f iohd,c(
e v e ry con ceivable a riv in g condition.
— dem on stratin g clearly nnd conclu sively th at
the 1925 C levela n d Six is destined to go into history
as one o f the epoch m aking cars!
Touring *1095
New Brougham *1545
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H ere is nn nma/ing esliilu tion o f m otor car
stam ina, speed and econom y
tlie most ningntficent
ev e r give n th e A m erican public.
Lubrication System
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latst night heginiiing at 7 o'clock fifty per cent reduction in Uriel—- _
<hundrctls o f dollars worth of
tire entoun's <it\ millage fot tin tax
W A S IIlN flTO .V . Nov 12 l'ilworks were till'd along I lie
lase Vear inst begun, as iiimnared with ipime- aie eligible l> n.'come i i i i
front, many gathering along
lie !.< t >e.n
Tin current figure hu m e of tie United Statesf. yvhetln t
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'nounrcsl a benediction and the question* whh h wns called to discrowd Mood wilh hnrod hcniU wluli* rUHH importr.nt mnltcrn conncftiMl
the bnnd played the national nn. . with the ptoposed international
'confluence for the reduction " f
• them.
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nit- the armaments of tlermany, A usA moving picture camera mount
ed on n truck in front o f the hut Hin. Bulgarin, and Hungary.
wns meanwhile tegisterini. the i in TO I N V I T E MISS ISSI I'I
prcaaivc service for distribution to
famous news agencies, and it i«
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men, cncordlng to an
s o l u t io n
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o f grade 'ond^Slling needed and^tho
by Mrs. Margaret Dole, presiden
total cost o f cpnatrustion. A fterT A M P A , Nov. 13— Lesley Brown
of the Manatee district, W . C. T. she was in early middle age .home
city manager o f Tnmpa, believes he
steaded on a 120-acro tract which vvnrd, it is planned, according to
has the best solution fo r the city's U. Mrs. Dole's charge was made extended from what later was Gar C. F. Burgman, president o f th<notraffic problems which have grown in connection with n plddgo o f denia Street southwhrd bounded
cal
chamber V*
o f vy......----comm ercj,w to call .a
uuuimni on
fill V
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to silch ~»n extent that the chief II. J. Stewart, democratic nominee1 the'cast by tho present DJxl» H igh- meeting o f individuals nnd organ of police has been authorized to for sheriir, thut he would enforce way. Site lived to se0 her Innd rations interested in the project to
put on more men, restricted park- the law ngninst gambling, w
out change from a tropical morass into discus:; tw o ‘ proposed routes ot the
?i¥ aIng space arranged, nnd o th e r; regard to color or condition. Mrs. the very center o f this city ot highwny, which w ill shorten t ie
measures .adopted in an effort to i Dole said he might also have np- 25,000 now thickly built with bus- distance between here »nd Ocnm
lily, Veterinary Exmake
automobile riding and other Jplied his pledge to gnmbling In a in er-s buildings, hotels and r c s i- ) b>' 40 miles,
nins Cause! and
forms o f travel through the con -) social way by women, which sho dences. It was fo rty years ago thl«
Disease Known
gested district safer and subject to ' deplored and condemned.
fall when, she came here from ( 'i n - 1
BOND ISSU E U P SOON
the few est possible delays.
His 1
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remedy .is: "M ors walking by the [
PIO N E E R C IT IZ E N D E A D
T A M P A , Nov. 12— Tuesday, De
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-,r,
poblte/t;' -i **m ;r »t.
------TO C IR C U L A T E P E T IT IO N
W IL L M A K E S U R V E Y
cember 10, lins been fixed by tnu
Fla.. Nov. 7»^ri
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| West Palm Dench, Nov. 13.—
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|bnurd o f public instruction o f HUls__ay be unec) by
'W O M E N G A B B L E R S
Miss Ellen Elizabeth Potter, one
M IA M I. Nov. 12. — The EvcrDA5 TON A, N ov. 13.— G. I,, l l n l - 1borough county for voters o f fnb
rmcr. In truntlntr his farm
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o f the pioneers that raised this Is$nd. county engineer, has bc?n cn- Tampa Special School tlix district
ludes. Development
Association
*-"wbeh they become, “ nandDlt ADENTCn>VN*,,Nov. 12. — The city from a wilderness) is demi hero gaged to make a survey o f tho pro- 'decide whether they want to l.istie
tding to A. L.- Shealy, ..as decided to circulate a petition
in after an illness o f nluiut bwg years*. pmod Ocala-Daytonn highway, updl bonds amounting to $1,000,000 fo r
fessor, o f veterinary science, c a llin g 'fo r a bonding election f o r ; minibor o f women A m b le r s
lorldtL'C ollege
o f Agriculture. $300,000to provide for building > Manatee county ex codes' that o f duration. Mis:; Potter followed her will report ns aodnjjuB fne work an extensive school-building pro’ n t '- • ------------ — _____________
^discussing this
subject, Dr, roads between the Tnminnii Trail t — --------- ---------—
nnd the Pennsylvania Sugar Pom
lly says:
. Horses become ‘‘sanded*’ when pany’s plant. Thousands o f acres
are allowed to graze o v e r h 'f fertile land would he opened
windy land whore large n- t»» cultivation by construction of
ntnifitn o f sand nre eaten with the the road, it is stated. The poti_____ Tilts trouble seems to he l 'on is declared to have the approvlore prevalent in the fall o f the °1 f,f *he residents o f both the Tam
Ira when the grasses are flbr- inml trail section and those near
ftugh and scanty.
Jthe sugar plantation.
Js colic in often spoken o f ns
C R E D IT MEN TO M E ET
colic" in that the symptoms
on very slowly nnd persist
O R LA N D O , Nov. 13. — Credit
three or four days, the nnlorganizations representatives of
» ! gradually getting worse.
^At first the animal shows signs Florida will nol-l a convention here
uneasiness, slight coliry pains. next Friday and Saturday, with the
1 refuse* to cat. These symp- Orlando Credit Association a--ting
;oms may be overlooked by the nt- as host to the delegates. More than
sndnnt fo r the first day Then the twenty-five organizations in all
fmptoms of •’ nid liecomc more pnrts o f the state will b> repre
. pronounc'id. pain more ncute. the sented at the meeting.
limn! m oic uneacy nnd restless.
S M A L L P A C K A G E S Fit IT T
Item lying down on the left side
FORT PIER CE. Nov. IL*. Mar
and turning the head bark, look
.... ...............
in small
“ »g toward t#)0
right flank "The 1keting o f citrus fruit
ro bowel is affected ami this i packages is to be tried out. bv the
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locQlmPnn the right side. W hile ’ Fort Pierce Growers’ Association.
Standing lh‘e pntient will
often it Is announced by Homer Needles,
tretch nimrelf out as far ns pos- ! President
The nlnn is that the
iblo. The temperature is above |fruit be handled in snin‘,1 pm kngrs
U p
armnl and breathing is faster and and sold unbroken to the consum*Ono labored than usuni: the nni- , er it is stated.
Containers that
ll w ill often nnpear to yawn. |will bold two dozen oranges or one
Brspiratiun flows freely. In the , dozen grapefruit
will
he used
Vt stag'it, signs o f great depres- They will be packed and scaled
Ion and exhaustion are shown, iw iili a guarantee as to genuinecath results from inflnination o f ne s of the fruit.
P1C1AL FOR
ANIMALS
T R A F F IC
the A ffected intestine.
The best treatment Is to k Ivo
the animal n cood pured and en
ema as soon as possible., Give 1
quart o f raw linseed oil or 2 quarts
o f natol or some other mineral
oil. This treatm ent should be re
peated within 24 hours, i f the de
sired results nre not obtained from
the firs t dose, as It Is important
to get results immediately. From
1 to 2 ounces o f aromatic spirits
o f ammonia might be given every
three or four hours as n stimu
lant.
ft
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t r- '~ M
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as
pro blem
jm a T ^ S
g j*
*titulinnnl amendment In ihd getiernl election Novem ber 4, when the
nconle o f the state approved the
proposal to create rchool tax dis
tricts and give them authority tc
bond up to 20 per cent on the dollar
o f assessed property valuation.
- , POLK
) JACKSG
asi«*ciaO
^Allli he p(»|
no* 2, area.
pd by John T i
city. It i3 •'
from u dozen
- “ cities of
with the «s
W O U LD E X T E N D (U N D S
ception.
--------C L E A R W A T E R , N ov. 13.— A
s t o n e is
proposal to extend the city lim it*
DELANO,
o f Clenrwater w ill be decided at tho has been el
|Mi]ls Wednesday, Novem ber 12. Stetson. ^ noit |
Tho extended lim its would take in and he will hx
sistonLs
Ilellenir nnd-Other adjacent l-r r i
Miss Mar delJ(
to^y. Sunadt Point is -aid to be
Johnson arc
against inclusion within this c ity ’s j D ykes"ii'a-s
limits.
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FINAL SPURT BEING MADE BY LADIES IN BIG SUBSCRIPTION C<
\Last
Chance to Win!
[Only a Few Days Left'
WILL BE GIVEN AWAY VERY SOON
Rules CARE
laxation at thi:; stage ol ti e eamptugn
As a matter <
and to guard a
bility of loss t
tli rough
misund
thi ouffh these last'd
campaign, herewith’
pended the final nil
stinotions that rnus
served.
All candidates s!
and weigh ever’’ !i
is suicidal to sueet-ss.
ly .
The two Inggest weeks of t he cam
paign have begun to slip by.
Willi less
than eleven working days ahead of them
!ven B e t t e r fo r Celery
T h a n it C la im s to be
contest tints must exert - .cry possible
effort, if they would nceumulate nil tin
votes l hev should have.
Although it is tallcil n fi-fi-fi
niixturo. lahoratorv aiialvsie
reveals that NAIM* lilt A N D
( N O N - A t ’ID) celery fertilizer
is far richer plant food than
that.
Far more of each es
sential element is in it. No
wonder
N A I T ’-Fed
relerv
glows faster and sells far
more. N A I M ’ B R A N D FKHTI LIZ Kit DDKS give liellef
results.
Over-eonftdetnc loses hatihs.
Re
1b t-nmnal i-»n
tit Will, coupled With relent It >s tuluilv
out of it contestant.
This is ti-d the time
to
Non-Acid Fertilizer and Chemical Co.
LIST OF PRIZES
he Mute
\\ hai is inlt-ndetl i<> be done mu-t
done now.
be
To temporize is to let sumo
other t ont e.st ant forge aheutl ainl t hum
T o
All
A complete and seasonalile stuck of
Always ready for immediate delivery.
1he Herald s t- rnloi v
rush of suliseripl ions Will
See
i J|
B
now bt-hia w e-
1a to put flesh \ 11all I \
SANFORD, FLORIDA
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into
•s irin o u rs \
I lie
fully-
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Complete with Balloon Tires Value .................... 8 1 , ‘ 1 5 0 .0 0
S econ d
1lie i a nipaigit
,|| .let, I min
DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RING
A
B e a u tifu l
T liir
Present n luations point
t lint
the prizes will I
won
by \, i \-
JS small mat gins
E d is o n
a
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No one contestant can a|ipear certain
BIG CROP
J} period Will decide
■
F ertilizers
This final
II is only those who
■ atise that
obstacle that
have the best
may
chances
of
J! winning the Run k.
‘Make Evtfry Acre I)o Its Best’
The many big crops of the fruit and fancy vegetables
grown with Arm our’s 111(1 ( ’ ROB lrrUlizera are our
best advertisement. Actual field results dearly prove
their superior crop-making ability. Only high grade
mntorials of known value enter into their composition.
The plant-food is balanced to suit the needs of the par* ticular crop for which it is intended. They can )«• depantled upon te grow- big crops if big crops are possible
J
I his final period will undouhte.ilv
rn U l l "ess the most spirited buttle that
JJ has yet taken place.
\ tdoi v is m the final voting s. he.
tile
Work !
Fight to the laet ditch!
FOR CITRUS AND VEGETABLE CROP
T ile Armour BIG CROP line is complete. It includes
L formulas and analyses to suit every Florida crop and
foil. Am ong the four types o f BIG CROP citrus mix
tures there is one especially adapted to the fall needs
o f your grove. And there’s u BIG CRO P vegetable
I fertilizer to satisfy every need of your soil and crop.
Descriptive booklet free on request
Warehouse at Sanford
P h o n o g r a p h , V a l u e ................................................................$ 1 8 5 . 0 0
•’>. I aider no fireiinisunrt*
be transferred Ironi one
another. This is an ah*»
will lie strictly enfam’d.
................................................................................................... $ 5 0 . 0 0
b. There will be no further
the voting schedule. Ihf
o f subscriptions as it ap"
F ifth
P r iz e
.
page is final and will not
during tin- r e n i u nulerof tn*
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$ 2 5 . 7.
0 0 All votes must he plae-ed
lot box before 10 o’clock (®
ti.ght.
8. Positively no subscript*
accepted without the ro
money will be accepted
subscriptions. N<> subscr
\\ ill be p.titi ti> ,'tll contestants \vlu> I't niimi active until
will be refunded.
the end of the campaign bin who do not win one of the
0
AH contestants are
valuable prizes.
The llerald office the
when the judges make tb*
meat of the winners.
Cold, Value
■ t-il I tel the wave- With a s tiff upper lip,
JS biush aside ivetv
f e r t il iz e r
GOOD FOR 1 A
FREE VOTES 1 U
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fWhr n,,n' * t.!^ CUJ ,frwm “ '*• iwp*r. la g.»»d fur 10
J flc“ ,n n,,‘ Kanford Herald m Salmniuii.Nhip Campaign tur the
folluM in |» content util :
h
NAM E
Jacksonville, Fia.
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WORKS I
EB&r
5£
TEN PER C E NT C 0 M M I S S 0 N
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Armour F ertfllier Works
Weal Commercial aad It. It. Ave
A ll letters nnitair.iiiffL
mittanccs should be
( ’ampatgn .Manajvt. The
aid. Sanford, l-'londa. The
not tie responsible Dr
si nt by mail vv hi- n *!o r*
t ime.
Fourth IVi/c.
■ of victory, and there is abundant spe■ illation as t-, Die outcome.
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P r iz e
EDISON PHONOGRAPH
u il hairlu’eat h luus-ii, and il looks eerta'ii
mf t
P r i z e , V a l u e ........................................................
votes you will get |,,r a live v ears sub
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11 you liv e mi -nlc of
plan lo mail yuur vuii‘8
mittances, lakt i-iexact ly w hat ' i.uie vour
l ice cltises. PiiMtiVeiV
received by mad Lit* r t
$ 2 3 5 . 0 0Saturday
I
night. N-•'cnih
included. Send all remit
day or two by .special i-eU
P r iz e
Note the tremendous nund-ei «.|
■ script ion.
IGlt
P r iz e
wo| I,
.‘'Duly I lie new Voting s« hedtile .;.i>-
;m o u r
N ig h t , N o v . 22.
BUICK STANDARD SIX iOUBING CAR
end
el y i i mles; atM
1? Ihe.se last few d,( \ n
'5
■ w ill be I he tb-< Itling la,
ing the w inut i s.
m -'
S a tu rd a y
totalling to almost colossal figures
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I. E. E S T R I D G E
lb.
A w a rd ed
F ir s t
- bring
raked as with a Inn t.-.-ih comlt and the
N A I ’I' B R A N D ( N O N - A C I D ) F F K T I L I Z K R S
m
ho
the prize that Would have been \ --til
L A K E L A N D . FLO R ID A
k>(;.
1. IJie
'Die campaign
l,' i •</ -ntly at 10 o'
SaA Jay, Novem
2.
Vbscriptions
in votbs must bein
aid office by that
doors of ThU Her
will be closed pro
all workers whoa
that time will he\r
and given ample
ty to turn in siihsc
v»>tes even tiiough
hours may he coil
in vote gathering will make a winner
ADDItEtiS............... .... :.................. *
Not Good llnleoa Voted on or Before N qv. 14.
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ifttriiiilftTf’n f f r 1" - ’''-’ '- '
5000 EXTRA VOTES
OF T i l E H E R A L D 'S B U IISC K IPTIO S C01*1
1 I'ivt'-ttn r Kubscription to The Daily Herald, #35-03-
At noon cadi day 5,000 extra votes will he award
ed thut contestant who turns in the greatest num
ber of subscriptions, not the greatest amount of
money, in the 24 hour period ending at that time.
• Thi** “ Pvcinl inducement will hold good for only
n fe w days.
1 Iwu-x-nr hulmrription to T b j Daily Herald,
There is no easier way to accumulate votes than
hy follow iiiu this method. I urn in your subscriptions each morning and turn in enough to win the
oxtru \otes. A t the rate o f 5,U(J0 extra each day it
won’t take long to pile up many thousands.
Ita the number o f subscriptions that count. N ot
tho amount o f money.
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l Four-yrar nul)-->rri|>tu>n to The Daily Herald. #2^.00I
tukirription to The Daily Herald. $3L0*-'
I Otw ) t jir aubteripUon to The Dally llerald, $L00 - *
• Six-Month* xulisrjiptioti to The Daily Herald,
I i hree.Month, aubecription lo The Daily Herald,* •
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Five-year aubaerlption to The W celdy HerakL
Four-year aulwcription to Thd WceJjJy Herald,
Three-year aubacripUoo to The Weekly Hcr»!<L
Tw o-year aulwerlptlon to The Weekly Herald,
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One-year aubneripUon to The Weekly Herald, W '
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Valdez Grill Will
Change Management
Try A Herald Want Ad For Results
-■'.'hi , i 'U " °»>enetl Monday
Mro* J.
I T
Voodall,
h; ,1" ™
™ of
i. 'W
win'™
* win
UKf
n .- r fetli i|„. Grill ami »h.. Din-
*K room u ih, V„|,j„
" I I mean murh
h
the ,-,(v
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f
{oi
ovC> W*Ni umw«
YOU" i>OCt »C HC<
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grtr
'■•inimny
^err A iw> ->»->»!'*■
JOB o'W o* 7
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L>t*r"T V O i L ^ o b
-AIU! - « t YI'jUTCit T
HO PAINT fJN
(
CAOOCR*- M.-.TP s I
WALKED- /
i 'c timing runout,
f!’
V' l!" l»rl h«lMj ini
li t'rj ' '
llr.trd in
it"'f> mihorrt •
M..r,iln:,. M|v.<., |l0*V| I
'1
"''lum in M.mltiu-, r. ...
,hc.
huwaiipc Hotel in
(la.,,
are mii;u> nf tln> roiniiap ’ ntcA-i
out locations.
’
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Miv W oocinll. who ha;. Iv'cn in
Moultrie ;nr n mindur of \. ,rs hns
hnil exp ert e-.rcin-m-i. in h .mlHrnr ■
thiN brand) am] tin»mi»i's Em pubuc tempting di » r : t». oar, d by |,er 1
PICTURE
PALACE
d m f . Who \va- with th « Pi.-dmont
“ "tel in A tlan ii for rt veral years
piior to ruining *o Sanford.
Mrs.
. tia.i it'iird
nwindl
to tile failure nf lb.' euipplnte '
equipment to arrive mi tmn. the
•linimt rmim would be ur.ih'e to
"««■« tor .*, slant tin,.
,\t pivsenl etpry thiiii; will be done for;
.he putilie's . ttti *e a; ;u<c..u.
I 9 3 .4
ENHANCED B Y
-iub « e w
At pie. rut the uuin.i.-eti’ f’nt
cmibf
r-
o r -tu g LO O M- F'*: e
.i-
p a h *,,
o o pa r t m iv it,
W o a id e s rfa a l
CO
OTEY WAC-KG**, MAKITS SOMl? STA(cn.Jrt<l CKANC.ES
bj
»" "THE MAMAAEME/rr or- *T>« OBR^p-Ti^«Nr
i<****r* s
The trill a i .in U'lg i 'O'MI t I'PV - I
ie- will iiitli.ln bptll I aid* I'iv.te
irnl a b, rai ty.i later in the sen-
oit,
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T h e Coach is nov/
priced b e lo w all com
parison.
" **
e at 1) t*• si*i\e table d’hiite nrli
til tue-rent m.ir.ek p; .it
‘in in I - oi lum b.'tins lei piirtler I
'
■vill he made a
| e m ill'
if
, : >I menus fur .liM.e ■ rod hu.ibr<
V' ill In tilopari'd 1 i tiieife ,be
pal i ies.
I
W \NT IN S l’ K n i t i N
,
m : A I >• N T O W N .
HEREand NOW
Spei
Id
|
you ctin get your
kI i n K R Shectrock now, (or now con8truction, alterations or rqvurs.
Kliniinnte all delays by ming Sliectrock.
You will pet it on time. It is easily and
quickly erected — just nail the Sheet rock to
the joists or studding. It can be decorated
immediately.
m m ; l»|' I I U K .*
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! J <sri.'r
:
Si-- I*-. U.ys,* lift, )l»r Jpt,
places Get Best
[as and Singers,
ladam Straliu
•pi. a liew place of
jprurn: up li nt wna
flic fly by r In Id ten ami
I place was known na
n, and lor (iee cent*
Itould see n slapstick
hear « wheezy ine*
(too trnnd out criiilv
The tin kebnicon wait
pc»le.| m a hastily
•rriioni and the chairs
but rowi-ti from tha
next dmu.
Wen irons
Imvo
now
|tiiiltioTi‘ do|bir motion
r». some s eat in g ns
I thou.*.on! people, ami
liesI ]• .no lias been
j by n\ty-piece
striis
aym-
Bc*l Music
hcl'i-st■... furnish the
[n the I ruled States,”
■ ti’.nili.i, Austrnliun
now touring the
nuition picture tsym^dinn Stralia was onco
•t <onvent Garden,
B)uiy lb. re opposite
frituuk and creating
kno roles for English
|bmuyIp t„ this co un -
<r Itamrosch to sing
with the New York Symphony
and a* once began a enreful Mu iy
of music in this country.
Movies Help
*‘I think I run safely say that
ninety tn'r cent of the Auoiirnn
population gets tilt ides of good
music from the motion pi* turo
theatres,” she drclnres. *‘ I'liero
has never been any organization
except grand opera which lias
been able tt> n t t i m L the siinio
LANIMt. N.n \ i - 1lo itlll
i.ifp»n •,r ih.' sI'riitU1' u<a .'ii
Li tih ilia- ;»il i ' . l!i. , . ,<!•
i* t.i It- \He-I irnit lb. \
•nt\t. 'I ...... . * .♦•ii .I't' | 1 '.
rill ! •■1 t ■ tlP , t , |,||e.r Ih. ,ill tin i ,;i ■• *» r mtM1*1
r ir.
lit! iD fill liti ,11 \ !•
,VI'll
t1h1 1. |i.i 1k1 1,
•tl If * ti.lv1 . ..it-' .1 ((Mil
;.|. 1 III *.«•.•. 1II
.t h11 ,
ih' ' *' i'‘1 i 1
t i.>• • i, .i.-i '* 1
! e11
i r tih Will' n . . i.. iv I1
11f .• ., i1iti ,,it m1 ,i>t»“i I*.,i
1' ,U' U ♦ 1
m: i.. r ■. h t1
i•-♦f1 If t»rtj *ni I'M
Inii
w orm s
* i . ... parasites
1 'b 11 i ■ i ■ o f child
bail . a * on to th in k
■ '• Mi
O
Largest
for a sui'pV.-
Selling
1 i't >.'• '*.
.i> t ipilcklj
. d ■ e or two
k or m if u g e .
vclicre tino • • - tul te nie dy is
Reaches Heart
‘‘ I do not ncce*sarilv menn clas
sical music hy real music. I
mean music o f the heart— music
thnt can be understood by pcoplo
nnd still is nut cheap.
I am
singing a number now that wan
written hero in America called
‘ Peep In My Heart.’ Although ,
this is not now a classical aong, i
nnd may never bo— in fact It can
bo danced to— It nevertheless Is n
perfect cxamplv of real American i
music."
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FEED
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Set* “in line and t!i*t
m o t FEtD
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Si minule County
1‘biuic
Agent.
Puultrt A.»-.m mtinn.
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IDEAL
1wo P i t Cent Discount allowed for
Daymen! In Novembei
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and Doiueufl**lUu«sr.tonj)' rao*
lari bu madu Pom Jpckuonville.
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No more hurried e*Torta to put up curtains
In die wind and rain.
N ew body tinea—new beaiayr-eno*epy»w«t-. us'
ful engine* — new ( l i e oT gear ahiftiaKrr ,m,
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S T A N D A R D
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1131*. H’.li 30H.P.
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II. C. M IN K , Sanford liraneh M a s t e r .
, t * k Coliector.i Seminole CmwtY
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In jostle* to yourself—#ea thl» car. tod.y.
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FLO R ID A A G R IC U L T U R A L HtJH’L Y CO.
M i i n l w ujiia»aaMi
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atill be a aensatiotul value — but Umrm w i
maity other*.
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J-IVm (Tuple* J'h*rr.-n $1141
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\ifiat i’Vcr yont pru tIrulnr. liei'iln ‘mny 1>*.jttnjrc i* nu IDEAL, bran
by our thirty year? etperinirr ami etiidy o f Ftsiridrt niodititnia.^| £
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No more exposure through holes torn in
A / * v*»
D EAf,
• l,*rgc eli-cksi o f ID E A L FertiUavrs and JDEAL
H igh
H LU
N E (Insist
(insist on metmla
Eli ‘Grade M
LUK8TO
B 8T0N
Nirhnlb Triangle
carried ut our Hanford Warehouse and quick shipimuits
v>«*Al£»d
c \ i t*/ ^ ir*Vt
Smply'lowtr the’ r« Uer m d o iie a — it'a' so
easy a child can do it.
,«Jir£ *r
Fertilizers
Inseetiifitfes and Fungicides
hv
In ihe *VFoifc/c/t
V *, .4
’i- % —
•k}*i
them while trying to obuin for tbe emerdie new-tjpe Stodebaktr Duplex
- - you mjy uke y< m- choice-rdde in an
gency the protection given by a doled c*r.
open « r if you lik e -e , my the cod. fre.tr d r
^
,n ,hf Dupl„ ^
.Ide e n c k ^ ^
mid healthful .undi >e.
inaUntly acccuible—yet rolled up Rifely put
Then in 30 .econt’s— without even leaving
Qj the way whan not ih U.C.
your .eat— it can I e changed to a deeply
I f tbla two-fold utility were tbe only f*$*
cmduonrd, richly app. Inied. tuUy protected
mrr of the new Btudebaker carm.tbey would ,
enclosed car. It’n n i i _« . of bother _at all—
.lit
Slate and County Taxes
.o»o«|ii .-‘c*
Car
v *i
—an enclosed car tn
•j.
-t‘ii l i d
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Open car
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of
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Dvplcx-rhacton
la v Hooka n o w O p en fu r P a y m e n t
JNO, D. J1NKIRS
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T h e N e w S t u d e b a k e r S fx c ia tS tM
ilot'Mc. {’unitty and I>iin
Feed.
,
* ounty TaxeA. A discount o f twi>
t^'r cent is allowed fo r payment in
thi* month o f November. In nuikl,|B hiquiry about taxes always give
die description o f property as
^fiown by your deed.
E
W A LLBO AR D
your Hay?
.Miiilr t ir n iif unit Itli StrcH.
.(Nil W. S N E E D , Otrnpil Muik.'i
Pio|M‘i-tyOwners will please taku
S
»IS O O
Wliere do you bus
ftld
notice that the tax books are now
o|»“ ii for the payment o f State and
C
Hti>*f f£iflu
l1
rv'ifl*
SHEETROCK
Buy a
CLARK JEWICL
Gas Range at
Ball Hardware i »*.
a -u
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SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY CO.
s
N
i I .hill
ut i tn w m ms and
Th»> luilics
uf the
Mvtliuih-I
I,.
f bciilth tu Ghtitrh will h«vu thvir ;.iiiiiii*l hi*
Mi i
Sold by /mu, I hri'inbiT t '1 imil
I’lutv
lacy
I viill be umiouni'vil luti'r. Ailv.
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S .W J ’flWI), FLORIDA.
U N I I 111 r V i K . 1‘ V i ' d ’ iil <‘t *kl I ' A N Y
CO’i \\i*» Moiin* cfr- t, A. tt’eage. Illinois
. la i, o, in’! It ia il l ami KUtgct s’ a J
E
6 -C yliniier
mmu
Ask your lutnlv r or building material denier
M i> 1UK IfiKG 1II!*i
1hi
III M^i rt-. *, mV 11
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W AS
HEY! HEY!
nf
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Comes ell ready for use, m .my quantity you
need. M a d e otdy by the U nit ed States
Gyp-urn Company.
D im as
f) ucpioin
C
It gives Hudson-Essex
exclu sive advantage
to c r e a t e these cars
and these prices.
Sheet rock makes soli, l furpu'of, prrmnw-oi
walls and ceilings at low o.M. It is the different
ti'allhoord. Made from htulu- t pr.idt* gy|>-um,
it will not burn, warp, shrink or buckle.
\Ui
ii.no these gorg ous motion I'ictini theatre*. Perhaps it is be
cause they are able to pay a great
deal more than others, or perhaps
it is because they cater to a high
standard of audience, but (lie fact
remains thnt if it were not for
the
motion
picture
theatre*,
America would be without real
music except for the- opera com
panies ami symphonies in a lew
large cities.
U
SUPER-SIX.
T h e greatest y ea r in
Hudson-Essex history
w ith the largest pro
duction of 6-cylinder
c l o s e d c a r s in th e
world makes possible
these price reductions.
A
mnsemirit ha- been i ..• t■■I hi Ih**
I’al-netto i liamber n!
■•minoiee
1ami tli- Kiwants i lull of Muimltoe
1to liavi (lit l itrits fruit i])hPi'. tioit |
I e ■\ i. e, whirl; ordinurlv •top. on
N“ \. |pbei . e\t li.leil to I h ee'iibor
IT ‘ Ip i v ar. Kfo-ol it ion-- juloptj rd bv both ortrnnisnt unis rail on
the ^oxertioi to take lh» po. e ar\
t steps in have t III i|oTu* mi "tliftl
•in
lie itlloweil shil'poil with
I “ lit i f ... 'o n pi tor to i bat time."
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SHU VICK
Nov
N e w
SANFORD, FLORIDA
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I At
sn , Mailer.
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^ r O W fie s , Why Not?
DAN DOBBS!
As Brisbane Sees
*W hat new industries and business enterprises would
W all Street WiUpurglu
Deem, Nat Panic
Rebuking La Toilette
A Real French Hero
DY A R T H U R 1IRISDANH
(CopirlKht 1#SI>
Dll Prttlnf^eti thriVe in Sanford 7
slock KMsb'dra't'’'JSJ -i
The Herald would like to receive suggestions along that
line from any one who has given the m atter n little thought.
. IHOAN
M nnM rr
nnii«...„..A number o f times within the last month we have heard
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Ml strangers inquire about business opportunities here, and it
i t m o N i i a t i:a
would be worth while to have a list o f opportunity ideas
W A L L S TR E E T, follow ing tho
f i l l Month*— IS.60
Carrier, p « f collected from enough people to give it interest ns well as election has been indulging In o
•X '
va rie ty ,# '
cmtriilnmmtt wh»r#
arte w ill be charged
ndvrrjlalng rale*.
at
a Bo o n a¥
« V i?i « eaS
1‘r n n Hi’ r i d l i i t o the u*e fo r repnb_
nil newn dispatches
f i t or not otherwise errd5. paper nnd also the local
plied herein.
All rights
Alton o f special dispatchalso reserved.
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Av-vV.'.w.
. It is estimated
burned n billion h o ld "
/ . Whot» woman’* p ^ .
/ home everything j, J *
<Uao’
aeries o f Walpurgia nights;' only
’AipUhs.^t like, Ifort instance * the business o f gold-fish rais- tho exciting scenes occurred in
ng. • ITiat’s’ isombtHing-'different,' -,Jt would seem, however,1 broad daylight. On Thursday, with
that climntic and water conditions frt Sanford would he ideal toolidge's election sure, the stock
. ______ „ y
, f such an industry that would grow boom started, nnd it has gone <n
for the establishing
propOPtl^ltfl. ■J
increasing, <Jny by day. Bulla fha
Just what Che demand for gold-fish i« we do not jlaiowf. h *** token their profiti have hai
We get the idea o f making a business b f goh b fiih ' raising fift, Ofljct on their rise. And they
from the success described by a fine old preacher in Miami have Job-like, "cursed their day"
who keeps gold-fish for his "hobby". ’ In Miami' where the nnd themselves for selling.
Let us he thankful fii
chewing gum are not
bncco.
I f wc nil got CVwi (
wanted the world wJj2
enough to keep it all
)•’
i.v' *t 1 • i
breathe n sweeter frag! Jtrancc;
i since thrn hus richer grown,
itca that lokd to/rcrffnix of rnp■tore
jp n that day were opened wide:
Bn our little home was paid for.
A ll tho world seemed glorified!
.t,hin^ -
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nowledge Is the art o f answIn g questions
in a convincing
t/6t.
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Some women get sapphires wlien
hey marry hut most of them get
■pneads.
1 Cuba waa wise,
ho do president.
.She elected
That’s where
We made our mistake.
^ S k ; ---------- o---------A rth u r Briabanc says, “ If ymtr
nesa isn’t wflrth adverliaing,
itk! it for *Ble.8 J
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f anyone wnnls to bet on Mer-
city water is not good, tho raising o f gold-fish for commcrLAST
SATU RD AY
T.OO.OOO
cial purposed might not be profitable, but conditions are ccrshares were sold In thirty minutes,
. tainly ideal for the business here iin Sanford.
Closed juiHus nre ih# h
ulnr in winter, while c k j
ore popular the ye»r
The thrill m plantia*,
sus bulb comes when rw
it will be n jon iuil or
Now that the elect!*
rnybe the papers will a.
good murder to read d
Thanksgiving is comiaa
1all he thankful we llt k
;nl clerks watching QrjjJ
could be sold at high figures, und the domesticated birds
have to begin all over again. That
used for all the purposes for which they arc used in other j Xm ysSm Sm na, in stock Looms or
'ting so near.
*»A(
tomprrow. we know where they
can gctlFloridn monev.
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Florlda Is getting u lot of vnl
bid and free publicity through
it Indome tax nulehflmerit
ittlo girl ^ovAJ*the
any*, just because rhe’s got ging
cr In hqr- don't thtnk rite's a snap,
T b &y
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I f evpryhody triod ns hard to
y soipothlng us the fellow' who
’ L mers, somebody
might
get
fng said.
Nine persons up In Bfdftml, \’irla died the other night after
Inking some swuOt. cider which
bey hod bought at the Elks home,
litre must have been a Miake in
Y f V o t b 1 and l.eupuld are acti in g a» Englisli and Arithm etic In
i t rue torn to prison classes.
Nut
tho boat personalities, perhaps, for
school teachers, but then, one can't
"ford fo be luo fussy in a penitlary.
ItS,
have to ait down whtn ■
hole in them.
Tlie mm who msiits ^
the life o f t' ' party i)j
ten tlie one who oorti*
death.
J- W. \\ OOll o| 1*0,hlR,
built n hievute to carry kk
of six.
ened owners throwing their stocks
or anything; e'-M1 pnm<' in* ilu o
farm-, thi- being 1arc found fvi\ Dial
there
is
a
It is possible even that many of ns arc thoughtlessly de
moans certain rum, not
sumo- |tho ie cr;ited imm - o f letting pro- splendid supply for hunters. This
jp ectoe l uolei- know m advance, is attributed to (tie stocking o f thu
ist roy tug manhood, <>r arc weakening the foundations for its times. but AIAV A VS.
|in otdet that
they may govern M.-u,. witfj Mexican quail by the
building. Only yesterday we saw two men having a j filly,
All stuck market records have
tfihni-el'ci lo r irdmgly.
this in Kentucky Dame and Fish t’ ommis- '
I
'’Ooti
broken
in
this
“('im)i.lgigood time betting openly on the prowess <■!' two little gamb
ramn'uio i i (mi Imuter- is due to J.-ion. Tin* season is six weeks long
liooni" and wlien tlie dual swttis*.
lers, The boys were shooting dice, and the two men with .* i*w will have iiture yac'ii.i; tn>' two inn ii le a -uns. One is ttwit anil the bag limit twelve birds per
I stock i tiiu p tolc'U l from care |hunter per day
Since Inlying and
'much laughter were betting on their "best man” m the game iinajurit> will luive mure •'xperjenu*'. Jlqjt
gipn i i . and |)o other that Die celling 1,11m! are forbidden, quail
ll > ill! part uT pri'Vidciitiii) «| .
ami oetaaiunally lemUng Uie ymungslej's pennies to carry on
fiiri ux 11 !,i:gii.'iing t" realixe that lumtmg i .i pia-licaily limited to
ibuii
The man with iiu.m-v gune I he qqlet 1 *! tdrd which renyt *t - those wli.i shoot to supply their
fhegftWk
must g-i [it wit'rk ut sutitetliiii / mine the glSiw- ■1 clops valuable -er '1 w:i tnlde and for the keen enjoythe vi^r and <!'"
The Herald feels sure that iwither of those men would '■•list *a. tue. tli.,;i watching
i " 01.• Do -lightest ment w in ’h this form of autuinu
mtcnlinnully hurt a child. They are guud-nattired, generous t icker,
tig* m.
! spoil at!"tdDr. IS iliemi 1 l|.>rnad«,y and th-' 1 However, when there i- such a
fellows. And neither of them, we imagine, has ever looked
of i;i|7 la.
upon himself as “ his brother's keeper nor considered that he pi(l|.r
|lllh'u.' Vu'j.h. mism'a fur P|srmqneniI l.ife I 'i-de,'lion 1severe winter as that
j Fund argHin/.at in' ole I I begin a it 1- well to deviate a closed seais in the world to help build manhood
‘■curporBliim uwiTi* ncwspupai, ‘ cuinpiUgn tin- u in ln m thutv nine on. Otherwise, m .wo years, tnrThat is the trouble. Men havt not been taught t'i think of "»w call- fm •'discipline of Iji FoI- \i<t*le Leg 1-Intuit a-kmg tliat the a iei- may timi hug pest* devouring
of pump Hut ;■ iff
-hot I everything l.iey glow
their ivlutiim.-hip tnlhe b o y -......
D. me*. n..r *.f 1 1 * * . ^ .UJ“ ‘a!;?
responsibility that every man has in the guidance *d Ins weitit j .Mi.
4
re"t„x e*l fi mu important
.. .
er brothers. Kvery day in a man's life, many times every Non,tie committee' on widch lie
■ HU b n ■ s x. c a ■ ■ ■ r ■ ■ b ■ ■ ■ a Li a ixg k h h n ■ b ■ o 11 u b ■ o ■ n ■ u ■ ■ a a ■
. a
day. are opportunities given Du adding strength and beauty now net 1v1*
For In- effrontery
m
saying Jj
tt» somebody’s temple of manhood. But we are not given to
w hai he thin - and miming fm q
think of this. We need more missionary umk among 1lie •'ll Ice ill a iippo-|.||ly “ f »«■«- cuii'i ■
t li.it Ii y" lie i- 1 . I*e punished le an J:
everyday people among us people here in San for
uritair and cowurdlv mamrity
■
r.t!
manhood-building may come b> bi recognized as 1lu
525.00 Down—$15.00 IVr Month
J
esl of all service fm mankind.
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GUTTING KID OF T A X F S
■Things to worry
about: The
y operated 10 laundries last
PALM
HF.ALH POST
Bar, which washed ovur 67,000.000
Thi- Would look bi llet it leqf clothing wrutqied up iti
The mgy of taxes m which the low
1,254 humlie* and distributed emmtiy indulged in the punt decade M-ised increa-e valuation- for the
0 114,210 people.
is receiving its merited setback'. pm p,e.* of taxation and I 'Vm i the
jC-: I
And we urn be thankfi
arc not like auto tires u «
"Building manhood is the greatest work in the world” over board at any price,
says one of the current editorials in behalf of support for the
T H E G R E A T RISE and boom
Y. M. C. A. "Whether \vb do it well, or do it not at all," the has been in railroad stocks. This
OHE-Y T H E GAME L A W S
editorial continues, "will affect the world for countless years
LOUISVILLE FOURIER-JOURNAL
"lit e r, having advised readers <m
to come."
tin- day after election to buy railAnd most! of us "do it not at all”— that is so far as cou road slocks* wisely, feels bound u>
A flintier ('idled at the Harrods- guns be curbed and that the open
scious effort ik concerned. We do not go about the business ' i.<fs *-<• the little men, rno«t earned burg Itel aid nfliee u few tiays ago .■".■a..on io'i| bag limit:i bo reduced.
Kentucky lias no legislative sesof "building manhood” with fervent eagerness. We seldom I,v; Vuit ,,ie
•'» 1he j 10 iit>»■» t .in announcement wai n
.
. Ginn until 15I2<>. so the game coti.
,
^*i
i I'oornoiise it stock trading on a
give the matter a thought. Our contact with our fellowman is
*ing mind IninliTH that hir ,l,,< ■* "ertiifiuriisls havo a year in wbich
would be p'>"tctl and that shooting |
pi,'pare.
Meanwhile, provided
not guilded by our wish to help them build character and i
strength. Wc go about getting what we can, giving when
IF You CAN pay half, or even Would le t be allowed during the ( existing game laws ate cnliscitm)8c;irnn wltieli l-i'gins Noveiitliei' IT. j titinsly heeded, Kentucky "Bob
we must, and seldom sitting down in the quiet hours to *a quarter now and are nbe
cl: >iur tile Kentucky count} Whilu" i- in n* immediate danger
figure out how much of manhood building wc are doing as ’ ' "am **f your ability t<» pa/ th
at p to .t- pit it longer li.its of of I** i njf wiped out. Reports from
the days go by,
J
|r*'“t later, go ahead. But -JAM diUtdowiu i w ho prohibit killing o f all th*' countw* whtri Itirds usually
'B L I N D in stock
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Lots! Lots! Lots! !
I'll \ I" I'R o t i R A M M E will proh "
nldv N 1M go Dirough
Mr. t'.ml- J
W e hit vi* lots local ed in every section nf ihe city.
litg*' possesses both common selisl U
Our prices are ri^ht, and you can’t heat Ihe terms.
and tleceiiey. He will remind t h e l j
Nenatots, if they need rtmmdihg, '■
that tunning f*u oftire and .-peak , ■
mg your mind 1- not t. crime ut n
11
least in tin case of
a powerful ■
10H M ajf noli a AveI'hnne IR.
I'nitctl StaleSenator.
Where u
■
little people, without friends or
i power, mi emit erned, our glori *us ■ i i i R a P M g i a x a m m n i i i i n B u a R i i i R a K i i i N M
('(institution 1- sometimes a little
|weak lit its fiindamental gucran
• tees. But a man with the slate of
I Wisconsin arid f>.<KMi,()(iO votes he*
hind him will not be “disciplined''
:
1' will icceivc more. This is inevi lax tale.
1he position of Florida toil, x la
I'is id in 1 in legard to lb. inhcritnii.i and income taxi's. V. ith Ala
bit1.1n ii was one of the two * a.es
ot tfii- union Dint never ha- had au
mht" iluitcr tax and tine o( (tie lew 111 the .Senate, even to oblige the
getting along without rii, rm 1 nt • m o s t servile of 1 0 1 pot utioll h u b * } — o
Now l tic people have tte iar-nl
Dp-re Is little liUsines- and when tux
v Here's one from the New > -AT i»tiine\ lot- g.i.i.hc mt** h treat. Tins agniii-t imposing such tu 1 . 1.>r
T H E R E IS M U C H talk
about
1 vie tl ever
Jerald Tribune which you hate , is not exacti> Die rami. I >
It is going Ii long wav lu.x
■‘the great rib'tk,. t l
LuFullette
ways
bote
long
pciioiiwbgu
ttie
mil oil setMIlg tile season of d*
)bk bb heurd "Hill gels a t*l*
1-in in tin idoctniti. Wlmt about
tins 1Do* rebuke to Morganism?
Itn from
hifriend Jut k m , .Mint 1} is pert-*, 11} m.t oial a lii -If u live Iaxes f I oil 1 which
,r I on to Carlo reading; Tut fMiu on -|u*lt pel lad- v bell it i- idiave 01 -talc in t oinmoii with olio • ini.
John \l
Daxts, fri*-li from tin
iiut it 1- when taxes heel! suffering.
f tho red for you last night and lost tielow iiiiiuml
law office of J. I’. .Morgan & Com
|have to lie pint mat there is IHD ■
Dd check nt once."
puny, was ottered by obedient i*ol
( 't it 1U* m p tiru ry C oin mun l
iiiiuiey wiiti which to pay Du m.
asin'tii' political busses as tile Deni
^
Merchants "wlto ffljernlfy patron ^when there l» n depression Into
ocrallc candiilate. What happened
1)^1 their home papers by adterUs , which nadc tnotn-y quieklv gruel
Ma n\
burity fund owe- it« |to him ? liis share nf the vote cast
lo g nevet have occasion to call up |tales, that tliere i» a sobet mg up
ui'ces- t)> a competition of vanity wit- les.i tiian 38 per cent of Die
on the editor tis inaugurate u truile 11,1 wondirniept " f h>»w it « I ion*lllinm- Stale Journal.
total— the w o i-e ueunng
’ At hom4l campaign.—Times-Union. 1“ bout,
ion any Deinnerativ cainiitlalc in Mtj ■
IVt me Manured thu’. our iiaium’il
apeciaily
for Sanford,
(cL
He carried not on; state *
T lie Idaho supreme court hu- tle- l years.
budget will decline cuiin.itit.nl in
clded tliat women are nut eligible |outside tile absolutely sulnl Soutli. a
it*,
aggregate.
Them
b-il.een
a
Twn A Tribune says thi* i- the
j('nmpared to lliut "D a x i- relmke. ' ■
ge. Yes, but it isn't the genuine movement hi alt part * ot it*, jurors m Dial state, Imt maybe LaKollette's v**le was n great J[
Dial .- a scheme to make wotneli
ho height of optimism is trv table m a world that I* subject to
to f l een between turn -heats. • its period- of abnormality ami sub
■ bod you are buying *>n th j iiui m a lii}. Human experience with
iu U llm e n t plan, in ** 10..11* w tth ’ i#vt-, [,a- l*e*M I but' n'.-oenm thus
plotter falling off. nmi w ilh | w |,j,h are piled <>11 whun there is
[ ’ • aocorni m ortgage on tin- house K,,-at busiue-.- a ctoily ami money
ting due tomorrow
*s free usually must be paid when
the United State- to cut down on
■
( texc triumph.
taxes. In most instance*, inw/eic,. want to serve ns ju rolthe niovainent itus reucii-d
I Die land I ’lniti Dealer.
more than u uni'araal clamor. But 1
G O V E R N M E N T erotiomicj that
are piomlacd- ( 'ouhdgtr and Mel
the leaven is working. There will
(«rtan Doyle’s assert ion ihut
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be no radical reduction hut what eryo nc W orks lit the next w o rld will Inn will make g oal their promisemlnolc Hotel in Juckson- will, qome will come
gradually.
b a b ly come a> a g r e n ' shock |— will cut down government e x - J
a unique way o f advertd*- This year we took a dice from th. p ro m%liy
Ilf uur bt.Bl g o l f p l a y i r i . penscs, by five hundred millt uts
notifiea- thu hunie lawn federal income lax. Nuxt je a r !t
|iitora.anriunily.
Tliat will help
Detroit New*.
guests' stopping there. may he |tossible to elimjnute other
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•Tost'«ritv to boom und it proves
newRDapuri; make . per- revenue soureus like We let th- teltliat ihe pouple mode a good invuxi
■
ntiin or it in their nor- •phone
iirul oil
., tinkins
suy- pie uie- * f the inont when tliev secured Mr. Me’
phone and
and telegraph
telegraph ,, arid
oil er
er . '
,n
»n».
There
are wnyu taxes pah*.
‘
/.it d Blow luce living .piAcld ■. liqt , <▼
?■*. ---•
,.v
Ivti’a
acrvice
He will ifet this
■I,.
>,1.) ’ i r ,
1Florida haa Ju*t jumitei to th< 11 le ^ ^ * l^ 0 i'1£t,* ,,NlVt'' to VJ,vt! I country uut o f debt even Without
, s sniuR '
, A,
L. V.
, 1
any housing proluem
U at long rnllsetinn uf uur Em
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uropeun
iuliipn:., *
fyrefront
ip IhU
1 1(
ewefront in
this matter not by
l*y i,,„;
mi..., d.
11 '-u
'oP 1'
Chris* an fa-nht ■«i A,c rjv f»r trfTminatiiw tuxes ulrsndy exist.ag
i f hiJ» policy is followed out.
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many fnlks in Sanford but by passing a rntialUuUonitl
A study of Amrxiicun newspaitcrs
Ing tu wonder what th measure prohibiting forever the
T H E W A H A B IS , now ruling
about the best way to
they can jcjvu this or levying o I 1tiding and inheritance i hows„ that
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,
Mecca, Holy (Tty of the Mohamipe- ■
a war in China is tu via
n i s a present. Attrac■ • The state
h a A U rge - m ,
c lm ^ g n W
c
dans, are to Islam what the (juhk_
winduws will eonirtiincs 1*n» « ___________
it* treasury
nnd m not in t he. ,
era,' p r Puritans, were to Christian
• good ideas, and news- need of money. A ll it. owes a* u United fitutes.— Syracuse Herald.
ity'. \oti can't be too puro to *uit
mns frequently contain rtate it owes to ita acltool fund,!
. ,,
, , ....
„ a Wahabi, and he hutes smoking,
•UMeetloqs.,
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« ; says itU ungodly.
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one o f the cleunuat riates to ho
lhinR, hc huJ n w r ^
^
Therefore, no more smoking in
■JTrrrihgton lost her libel found.
that, he had nothing on some o f the H oly City, mid as fo r drinking
pt the London Daily ExPasting S o fi the
amendment the two dollar novellata. — Dallas alcoholic fluids, that's unthinkable.
was much
against levying o f inheritance nnd Journal.
One hundred thousand Narghiles,
t
that the
income taxes w ill do much to k<M>
Turkish pi pea with long tubas, have
aha had
tUa slate dean.
The tax
Rumor has it that Dr. Alexander boon seised and solemnly Inirasd
if elected to parllanu y
Ueikltjd m, former pr«sident of by the Wahabis. Childish, you t
— it, j v n
it
m
A »n h * ii J f . to. aUrt a
A. P. CONNELLY & SONS
g
f
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M itt!"
T h e B u r g la r Know
It i«
favorite
ttiiug of
at your
part of his business to know all of
hitting places.
It ia sell ftqn that
value escapes him when he 1 inujfti
home,
TH
The only safe place for your v.iluablai
safe deposit box where they are protectedI
theft Jtutl fire.
Our Safety Deposit Vaults am provided
your convenience and rented at a .*mall cost
annum.
FIRST NATIONAL BAD
A C O M M U N IT Y BUILDKK
l\ FOSTEIt, I’resident
II. F. WHITNEHCd
T h e BUTTERMILK 0(
tells the m
ODOR is a
of Palatal
£
A correctly balanced I
i.s of vital importance t«j
production.
**KKP
F E D S ” fill the billTHEM.
Lake Front Property
S e m in o le F e e d
R H O N E 91 „ N O R T H ELM
At a price that will make you a
yood investment
K. F. L A *N E
A bank for all
h i : \ 1 . k .s t a t e ; a n d i n s u r a n c e
PH O N E 05----- Di l l E 501 -2 F IR S T N A T IO N A L B AN K BI.DG.
.tjk age— Times Union.
Iu
idurfftbm of the annual number
>bile accidents, we -e inlined
agree with tin Tribune.
SUSS?
T!>V ,l'»* m o*,,
the harder it i« to Lef a j
Countries.
j Innd Imnms, Only the really wise
Gold-fish ami ostriches, why not? Send in your list nnd !
nni1 stny rlcl1' nt ANYsome day The Herald will put all the suggestions together;
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and offer it to the consideration «>f its readers. Opportuni-j there is o n e pleasant featlies for profitable business ventures are standing wide open 1lirr „f (jH.‘ extraordmary stock
all about US. liut somehow they need n ballyhoo to point 1tran-iictions. They nt
are»■ bused
uuscii on
r the way.
« IIIIOM. not on n P A N IC . HitliB R u m
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A ft e r alt, the Democratic donkey
i rl-i -uch ii market of vioitmi deal
ing- Inis never been seen except in
\ U • Jacks*!'The Greatest Work In The World
times *>f great punic, with fright jtY ri.Tt— ° ------ilcjttoncjj in a man** lift- often
out to be gallstones.
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M°ncy is different ft.
Herald renders will see by this reference to gold-fish what a record for all time. Such felling
wo mean by suggestions for new industries. There must be would mean 5,000,000 shnres in n
hen at times ■we a ft and ponder
hundred)* o f enterprises that would prosper in Sanford, and
the MsSonaJifCjhae taught.
among these hundreds, numbers of unusual industries that j session before ---.1,388,105
« « « ««*
noon,
would add interest to this city and make valuable ndvertis - 1 shares were dealt in. And the
e^p65He fl *1iaii“Tirbu gh t.
thing, apparently, is only starting.
ing capital.
nltcortain joyfu l! moment
always shall recall
In the last category ostrich-raising could be put. Florida
M ANY.
UNFO RTU NATELY,
AtfOl ,Recollection
could raise ostriches for the plume industry as successfully
ip p icit o f all.
will wake up later with n bud .finan
ns South Africa raises them. Thousands of these handsome
cial headache, and many, buying
Incc th attfa y the skits are hright t>irds could bo grown in Seminole county. Their .iplumes 1i beyond their power to digest, will
Music has n finer tone:
w *8
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J OUR H A P P IE S T D A YS
JEt
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Adequate facilities
for large accounts;
O N E W A Y F A R E S — J A C K S O N V IL L E T O '
{A T LA N T IC CITY | 1 M 4
BALTIMORE MO. 30.00
“ BOSTON. MASS.
* 2 92
CMIC A a o . ILL
A S . 40
•C L IV IL A N D .O .
39.31
•DCTnOIT MICH.
At.OS
(MONTREAL P. Q. BO. I
rf*j»A»AHA PALLS S4a.1t
1MXW YORK N. Y. 30.64
PNILA0 KLPHI A. PA
34 .3 0
•P ITT-OUHCH. PA. 00.31
■ AV A N N A M , « A .
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•WAtiflRofoH; ^
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4,
71
31.71
•VU n«lllm..r» and r»U
VU lWItlcu.r* o* t’hUA*l*li*blA Ami
r»ij. *AII ».irr 1I1 rblUildpbU with t.u <i»j. l»y-onjr, vis
Mlllaiur* Ultpt(lty|t|k4m.
Cordial service
TtckvU lactu'.v i u m Ii («»rvp( Urk»U fo< K»v***n»!*. Qa.) A ll
r°"Oi* 00 Alleghany and ti*raAftira and aoin« nwau on utOar
■taamtra haw vitra chtres. j
SAILINGS FOR BALTIMORE VIA SAVANNAH 5.00 a “
bH All* unliMiiy
O i l S3 Nov. I IS I t
K8 Jiuiiutu . .......i.i.-..— —— “ it
N'uv t (fi
88 Ulna.-eater ..... *,*■
fix'! I# NliV. 1 I I ! )
for small account*]
Bulllnua for I*iillsdr|plil4 via Raxnnnati S t*. M.
8S t'eraian
s On. ; i n „ v. s jj ji
88 Herksblr*
Ocl. II Nov. a 17 1J
88 Niyttacket Oct 30 Nov.' to 10 Dec. 1
t o r r p o c c a n d in fo r m a tio n a d d r tti
■,
4% Interest Paid on Saving*
DEPARTMENT “4X-
S t r e n ift ii
MERCHANTS & MINERS
±1
S e r r lc 4 t .P r o jr r c a *
1 ubi
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PERSONALS
M S S ROSAM OND RADFORD, Society Editor,
Phone: Res. 426
. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Philip"
Mr. and Mm. W. Gwynn Fox
havf moved to their new home at aro the proud parents o f a fide
lf>OS Magnolia AVenue.
baby girl, born November 10, 1921.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson. Mr. and
Joe Gontales returned Tuesday
Mn>. Corum and Mrs, Hunt mot from Miami where he spent a
i Funeral Services For ored to Orlnndo Wednesday where
IMrs. John Cobb Held; $iey spent the afternoon shopping.
Niece to Many
pleasant week-end with friends.
v m it s t iA v .%.sfu
f iiid a t
Harry Ward, of Daytona Beach
A„E. A. Rrooks, of Atlanta, Go.. was m the city Tuesday attending
Funeral services fo r Mr*. John Sre-ident of the Boiler Eouipment
Cobb, who died
last Saturday,/ and Service Company of that city,
! were held at the home of h*x, son,’ was the guest of Mr, and Mrs. E.
j W. 0. Stokes, Monday afternoon. M. Carroll on Tuesday night.
Burial took place in /Lakev&W
' i ......
; cemetery.
/
cf
m
Sir nnd Mrs. L. H. Dens and
.-1 Mrc_’ Cobb, who had both living Mrs [leas’ brother, William King,
in this city for the ‘ fm it'e ig h i arrived Tuesday from Sumter, S.
years, had reached the a^c o f 7(k (y.. and will be the guests of Mr.
%> or’ more than u year she uad beenj ahd Mrs. It. It. liens tor some
making her home with Mrs. Les*u tim
ley Went.
Mrs. Cobb had been in good
Mr iu'rl Mrs. I*. Gntisen liosell
health until about a week ago of Charleston. S. C., were the
orid praise:
o’clock.
Masonic Halit
-Teacher A"School build-
gUfslc of Air. and Mrs. W. K. Hav‘chel for a few days onrouto to
point!, of interest in the southern
pari of the stale.
hostess.
ft
and
praise;
; 3 o'clock,
Av$-
Kasonic Mali; •>
i Chapter N. S.
s Mrs. Fannie
Studio; 8 p. m.
Interesting Program
Given By Literature
Department Of Club*
Week entertain
Tiding: -1 m m.
flub; Mrs. k til
cho; 3:1b p. lit.
4; hostess,
Avenue; -1
i flub; hostess
Park Avenue; 3
u»k Department
dub House .1:30
mWill Be
to F o r
M lit. Raymond
‘fiord
Mrs
ttgefcj' u x
v ii iu c
-
Tkr mUrW'l-t sin htr
Ihr “ Waara nl
»rc tihnli
a ihrOhmx siOrM iirr ta lc ,’ « throbbing roMSSti1.
Il'a H I'srsMonsI,— Vdilnl mtrnrtlnn*.
Milliner I* an4 2llr-----I'trnlnic 10 nntl I V
SATt’ lt II \ V— All slur »|i*cl<il
la a blood hail thaader
IVr.Irrn Ihrillrr MlrsnlBK llr lt fr ^ - T a n I ’omedlea.
•Mrs. I*, f . Ciliert and children
formerly of August, tin., art iveil
errantly in Santnrd to .loin Mr.
Gibert. who
is with
!*■■» h ---’
Western Union office.
Mr. nnd
M’
' iln’rt will
nun e .lutii.i.u
their future home.
hrisliun Endeavor
$10,00
EMPIRIC quality chicks at low fall price*. Fall
chirks for winter broiler* make* the beat profit*.
Prompt Shipments. Careful selections. Send for
free baby chick book.
EMPIRE H A T C H E R Y
BOX 11
Hoflansvillc.Ca,
Sniper Fctvinp Machines
Trriii* (it •‘♦ill
Cut priref
on
oil oitoo Unit hi
States, Pennsylvania, Federal, Vik- ( Jz
\v. ii. M cF a r l a n d
SE M IN O LR F l'K N . CO.
mg.
I'ht.nr i s o -u . am rn%i u i «m .
‘
J.U5
S 1.75-^ki
HO X 2 V j
i.rny Tubes
Red Tubes
12 x »
A New Water
•■For Ymif Iti’MlII* *
I
N p n lee
P lin n p
M is s io n a r y S o c ie ty
A L L GUARANTEED
I 'll
^
F. P. R I N E S
liil
East Second Street
1113 Sanford Avrnut
M is s io n a r y S o c ie ty T o 1
The annual i onv ei,t mu of the
Orlando Dietru t of Fl-irida t lin t
inn l.ndeav 'i will he held at Or
lando at the Fu-t Pi e-<hv tt rian
t'hureh on Nov l -i or I it. it w as
announced ve-*tei da'
olis.'l V(- Ih.N Week IIS the week of
Tile Orlando Distrht i"Oi|iiises
I layer.
On
Tliuisduy at the the countie* ««f Orange. Scmimde
( hui'i h at -I o'eloi k. Mis W J, and Osceola
* attieillei will have charge of the
SiM-aket* at the i'invention w ill
s i \ lem
I he siriMi 11 lei tin day inelude
Kail
I .i hrnaiTi, former
will he "1 he Play l ife of . l o l l s ’’ state piesiilent of • iiii-liali Fo
The folds foi -mdy will include deal or. .Igirv .lohn«"i . field se.
the needs of the Oiuntal. f .titln lelaiv fm Florida nod lieecgia,
Aineticnn. nnd home Intel I odds
and Dull'an It t'uriv of Tampn
■Mlfl < hi |ient%‘r apnotriti-H the
A large delegation is e.tpr’led
nillowTtig on l he progi am commit Pi attend t lie coin i tit i m I rum
tee.
Mrs, (' (I Smith, Mr-. S : '.nit in d
O. Shinhol-ei.
MiI'ninei and
.Mis. 11 Hoid
H o l d s F i r s t Q u i l t i n y O b s o r v i* I ’ l a y e r W e e k
1C, i
Wi l l
h a vc
the
pruui l
I Iienl-
oi
i h i m - pi ni nu
N iv
• hnrgc of tie n n - ' .nil oI Friday baby boy. borti Wed.... .
and a progiani n- ir fining and - on 1or IJ IbtM, it tin 1 oruald
hel f11u I a- the nth- to lie g|yCM 1- eg hi on 11 >-pita)
on Thai -day o la it g idal’IK -I
"'it- J uni
Boil initial totuinod
\ 11 1111r 11■i o t 1tie Siii-a-t \ nu
Iin-sijny
n'i'1,1
I tom
Day Iona
urgi'tl In at ti 11-1 lb -i lueeling\.
|ti at Ii while she ha
been th*
,
, IH--1 ot floo ds f,,i soinctim-'
MONDAY & TUESDAY, NOV. 17-18
Attractive Party Is
Given at Lake Mary
t
11J ni*|I I (*‘J rtioB p In'* in tin t r)nl*il I aku W inii*f
Mihdii (sum «»ii < r>slal J nk
I akr M a il, I luntlu <(i (hr
•lie id (hr \ < I. Itailroail
TYPHWRITKRS
I oi, Auction will prescnl a golden opportunity la the home
Htber* .tin! ininlurt. to purrha**- lids lictwca two rlear water
lake*, in a last growing am lion
IL S. POND
Miss Gcoiginc Zytterluml was a •
ehurming hostess Tuesday at I ak" <
Mary when she riilertainod a low i
of her young friends fiuni 1 t" •>
o'clock.
Game* thnt
all
youth* enjoy
wore playc*d during th<' afternoon
Just before the gueets bid lln’ir
fair hostess good-bye.
lumpling
refreshment* were nerved.
I n ft I*I "M*I 1|it I;.■() |or
Those in viler! to help Mis* 7,c!
*it«i m, f
l l f i i i t ii**, 11 c mil mr kt*
I
"m
i «f if*nt I*iii. Illl Ii»ii« nr*«.
terlund celebrate the dsv iintniied
It 1> 111! to •*t - 1• • *1. It II’H* 1> o
the Misses Daisy Appleby. Maty
Mahoney', Ilnur Hobart, Katherine
Meisch. Julia Higgins, and Maty
Alice Khippe; t Pat Miller. Shei
Wiaid H.trvuul. Jack Ayeoek end
rors
Emmett Fox.
LAKH FRONT LOTS
Are You
Economical?
lU'huill furniture
i.fioks lake NtiV
\\ e will i ell Mime i v 11 .1 iho.it
F i e r y l.ol i-. a la-uuly spot. F
* splendid view of the lukr.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCI
USED F U ltN lT U H E CO
Wclaka Huildinn
Thu Hotel is again open and
meals equal to any served in the
count ry are offered to the public.
For a short time a number of ex
cellent.Lake Front Building: Lots
will be offered at an unusually
low price. For further particulars
Write or Call
INC.
Lontfwcud, I’ la.
O P P O R T U N I T Y FOR B U S I N E S S
(ifiK'i'tj, l!r \ (iiMftlh, III uk and (articfitl Stnrrb
Save hy Huying from
With its pure water and high
elevation is making r a pi d
strides ahead... Many n ew
homes are now under con
struction, which will be of
fered at a reasonable cost.
These residences are situat
ed midst orange trees on the
Dixie Highway.
LAKE JESSUP LAND CO
Is inmpoM-d of infix
I in I nun »h<> im
site campaign id advertising I.ul
ttary.
A postal card will bring full information
FREE T R A N SPO R T AT IO N
Automobiles will leave- I’lirU Avenue and First Sti 'el. Nonford at 12:30 o'clock I*. M Hint hourly until .1:30 P. M. Monday
November 17th. And the rami- time Tuesday, November IHth
Owen,
p„ul
IN V E ST O R S A T T E N T IO N !
GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR
Oysters
Aliy
and buy the^e lols at wholcnalc.
Do^nol lei I he pjh w
^ V g c t a llie n
felltw a’ foresight overshadow your better judgmcnl.
OPENS
V- n
W bfP a lot is boutrht for hr me sipht. it cjnes o ff r f (he
market.
P ocrastination is the
thief of time.
Think It over «nd mirct iw nt (Hw nwc
-—— .A.
U1* making that
** made' candy
koc^
The tlm
up.
iladH, Dainty Sundwiches, Ilrm c madc I’ahtrica,
Hot Drinks
When bought by hpccutators the prife
o**--- -
tion sale
SPE C IALTIE S
South American. Coffee— pure cream.
Imported Teas.
, Sphagetti, a la Italian
°ur ham zandchocolate
°Ur chocoLouisville, Hy., Chaa C. Wheeler, Pres.
J Sales Agent
jJ- , ••**-'*»
lu,tf5 8 % ,
tit
( ^ 1,Office 404 piral Nallon^l Bank Building
.mwioi
imo
h
r \t•n n h » |m « lil •*I tins ®
u <iI• i mils f»’i it 11fill
^
l^ iir
r
SI 6.00
Will Meet at ( )rl;uido
fl knste.*e.
Cut
H throughout the
Mbit mi attiactive
M* naetuig
r*6 was brought
F 11 Dos time.
* bl'Ctln discus bh/iod that is
** day. before
i car. Hornr
draft. <i relative
,e*r f ti.icaar the
f'rr given
Miss Mamie Kendall of Stetson
a*3 w„. disposed Unlvepaity was the week end gii' id
tc.si-. .vrved de- of Mrs. E. M. Carroll.
hut i InieidaU'.
Pfot-m included,
3n' Mr*.
yv
FIERY, ITCHY SKIN
QUICKLYSOOTHED
WITH S U L P H U R
1 :11(1 P. M. BOTH D A Y S
itintf Saint
1 Is Held
tfliw jfl’
Silver Lake Springs t'o. Jj
ftiursday
l l Douglass)
■ moo from 3 :00
Id Thursday from
Hock the people
■ have their last
■r the valuable
■tings now on
pa'i Club
p t irrmlionally
B present an inlirhtful lange
'
pcs, murine*, intnd flow■i paintlh gre»: yat n't v,
■kill
If Sanford's husi^irtuntty (n mo
I exhibit will * *
'tning. win- h ■ ill
k*» shewn g
, Uiih afternoon
Icn rent, fur udjll l» admitted
John Blanton o f Orlando, with
the Tampa Drug Company, was in
the city Wednesday calling on
local druggists. '
'
j Minthn-Sulphur,
n
pleasant
i cream, will soothe nn dhesl skin
that is irritated or broken out with
'eczema; tlmt is covered with ugly
rash or pimples or is rough or
dry.
Nothing subdues' fiery skin
eruptions so quickly, says a noted
-kin specialist.
Th i moment this sulphur prepaIi i MeXub, f.irmerly with the, raiion i« applied the itching stops
Sanford Punk n»d Trust t'l'injiany, end after two or three applications,
has iiiiepi.-d a posit ii n with the the la'iema is gone and the skin
Nia ii Street Bai.k and Trust t om l* delightfully clear and smooth.
The program of the literature [ jihmi "f St. Petersburg, and will Sulphur is so precious ns a skin
department of the Woman’* Club leave Sanford on Sunday or Moti remedy because it destroys ih.1 par
asites that cause the burning, itch
on Wednesday afternoon was u n - , day in take u|> Iris new duties,
ing or disfigurement. Montho-Sulusually Interesting,
j
--. —
phur always lu-tils eczema right up.
The Chairman, Mrs, C. C. Wood- ,
Mis» Julia Zachary it ft WVdue*
A small jar of Bowles Mentho •
ruff, railed the meeting to order day on the steamer O-ccoli f ir
Sulphur may he had at any good
and after a brief business Mission Jin ksnnvillc.
From there
Miss
drug store.
the program for the afternoon was Zmiieiy will visit in Tallahassee,
given.
' for a short time. Before retaining
V o 'i health depend* on g*kal
A dramatic review was given home Miss Zaihery will spend sum
very entertainingly by M.s S. Ik tiun in Coiiuesville with bet sister, water. '1here i* noi'e better than
Silver I.ake Springs t'o. water
Shtnholser. after which Mrs. Ed- M e I*. T. Philynw.
which von can get by calling phone
ward Markell gave an outline and/
fiO.—Adv.
criticism of St. Joan, which was]
Notice,
intensely interesting.
< Aftet the regular meet in t ul the
SPF< I A 1. NOTIC E
Next came the reading of St. Royal Neighbors at Iho Mum imc
l.i -tun- on landsciiiH* gardening
Joan, the rhurarte-s 'a- ng assign- Hah llmi'ilay night at . >•- rh* !
i'H to Mrs Anne Van Ness Brown, then will he a social bout
All »• II be given at the woman's club
All
Mis. W . M. Thigpen, Mis. Henry »**•’•• * *n»i urged Pi u ■ pn cut *1hurNdn\ evening at i :-10.
ail- invited.
Wight, Mrs. S. P. Arlington and ,l* Dm< meeting.
Mrs. .1. R Mm Donald
lab: hostess, Mrs,
Mignolia
to business.
EAGLES’ BUILDING (Lots 7 and
8, Block 1of Tier 4) TO BE SOLD FOR
DIVISION UNDER ORDER OR
COURT:
Bids for the above property will be
received by the undersigned at his
of fice until 8:20 P. M., Nove'mber 23rd.
1924. Terms Cash, purchaser to pay
for deed. '
Bids should be endorsed ‘Bids, for
Eagles’ Property’. No bid for lesa
than $15,000.00 considered. Right to
reject t\py and all bids reserved.
Successful bidder required to de
posit ten par cent of bid with Master
and pay balance when deed is ready
for delivery.
*
ALFRED FOSTER,
Tt V,i h ^
Mast^;
3
“
�lar quarterback, hurt at ■ Noti
Dnme, w at out in uniform ngftii
Merklo star end o f tho team, ma
be unnble to plriy, but wan out j
uniform Monday fo r the first lim a
since lie Mopped the Popn Statu
eleven cold. Carpenter, great guard,
also is now ready to take his post!
Each Institution >YH1 PrcCarson, a tackle, Harris and nnr• Hcint Kilrong A ggregation ; roh, both harks, also arc nearing
Georgians Doped to Wirt playing form. The last two w ifi
he ready to go against the Commo
dores and Carson may sec service.
Farnsworth, too, is ready.
OWD TO W alter, Johnson Is GEORG
E xpected To Obtain PR E PA R E S F O R
P acific Coast
Club V A N D Y C L A S H
__,.
_ S E A T T L E , Wash-, N o r. 13. —
Resolutions were adopted toil ay at
*
Sale o f Tickets the annual mooting o f the l’ ncfic
Coast baseball league here setting
hte
That
Largest forth that no franchise hereafter
<1 In History Macon w ill he grunted to any ono to main
Witness Grid Game tain n ball club Within the territory
now controlled by either the Oak
land or San Francisco clubs .with
kCON, O i.,
Nov. 13.— Ad- out the conacnt.uf both_thesc units
i teat sale fo r the Mercer- o f the const league,
The resolu
1* gridiron clash here Friday t io n was adopted, it wo.* said, as
itea the largest crowd In Ms- I'an (insurance to W alter Johnson, urdny. Arrangements have been
ra football history, it was an- pitching phenomenon o f tho Wash! made to handle a crowd of 30,000
inced by officials in cliarge o f ington Americans, tha tehould he, people and they’re all good scats. |
(game. Mora thnn 3,000 nddi- purciiusc the Oakland franchise he
Tech defeated Mike
Donahue’s ,
nal scats have been erected at would be secure from territorial brilliant
S. U. team ill Atlanta j
tmnl Field, and It Is believed cncroaoclimcnt.
1last Saturday in one of the big
t -only standing room w ill bo
A t tho morning icssim o f the I upsets of the year, ('oath Alexnft- :
(liable by noon Friday,
meeting J. Cnrl Ewing, owner o f |dor had ten of his varsity players, *
loach Van F leet subjected the tho Oakland club, had announced men used in every hi ggnine of t h e ’
tor squad to a slight workout that Johnson virtua’ ly Imd agreed year when the ywere aide to plav.
Central Park Wednesday after- to purchase the club, holding ofT m i the sidelines in this game. Yet
n.
'Thrico players. Captain only fo r nssurnne-a that following his team rallied behind his master
Hon, Chatdaln and Middlckatiff his succession to ownership he ful strategy, and remembering
■o not in uniform and the Flor- would not be forced to face un those on the bench smothered the
Donahue eleven, and hurst
forth
coach stated that Middleknuff expected competition.
with the m o s t glorious oqfTensc any
ild not be in shape to play
Tech tetfm has shown since Red
ibut M ercer Friday. The oth-
[ercer continued her period of
Osive training out at Alumni
<L; W ith the exception o f Eli
lonald, varsity tackle, teams
sared in good
rhino- fo r the
[eat home game o f the season.
ittjr Young, scnsationnl fiillhnek
o has been unable to play in
prioua games on account of pretU Studies occupying too much
iq ja scheduled to participate in
Florida clnsh. Young is reelixcd as one o f the host punters
southern football nnd his nddi) to tho squad strengthens the
if eleven m aterially.
TO A T T E N D (HMD C A M E
f5T. P E T E R S B U R G , No/. 13. Deal alumni o f the University of
lorlda are planning to send a
>rgc representation to C ain v'ville
ir the Thanksgiving Day foulball
ash between the "F ig h tin g Gi.
irt*' and the powerful eleven from
rake U niversity o f Dos M o im i,
.
• -
THIRST, look at this picture of the flame in the
■T Florence Oil Range. Notice how the heat is
Jbcused right on the cooking and not wasted by
spreading out in all directions.
\
j
Next* go to the store and cxartiino'tho Florence
. v\
in action. Experience for yourself the efficiency: Of ‘
the range witli focused heat. Observe tliat there
are no wicks to -trim. Look critically at the ; *
famous Florence Oven.
Learn at the store about Florence speed and
economy—then ask yourself if you can afford to
go without the oil range with jfocused heat.
F lo r ence
Stove
C n m pan t
Atlanta Office: 110 MnrirHaJRtvcf, Alliuln, Gi. Telephone: Ivy 3U3
U&krrt qf /Totrnr. Oil ll:n ;n , />.-tnrf Orrn., Florrnrt Ifflfrr llratiri uni Flamu» Oil llcutrrt
SJ C, Ut-avwy tVrtr tjy
F / o rm r? hunter,
*
Aoir the heat it fw
^ •''■"Cinder
r ig h t tin Ihe c o o i n g
■ y €licl3urningSun
of ihe.'Sahara
departed.
W alter H agen Will Harrow
Tile game was n revolution. It '
OR many yaars chnlcn Algerian
the great fullback Wycnff
M eet Cyril Walker I showed
Hruyi'io Is allowed to mellow
F
as one of the liest halfbacks and
under Saliara’n burning sun. Then
broken field runners the South has
In Florida Match j seen in years. It was the final, It ir f.ishiuned In London into l!tn
l.crDON UISDKKHOAR the perfect
' achievement for this all-Southern
pipe.
N E W Y O R K , Nov. Ml.— Waller player.
Me has established hiniHagen, Hritish open golf (hump- ■clf its t he lie -1 punter m the South,
Perfect, nut alone in beauty, but
ion, and Cyril Walker. American his hacking has always been of
because ft tnntnins n s-lf-rloatirr
\ :lit li ctim'nrura nny chance of n
open golf champion agreed Wed •be highest older, his passing i.* .
nesday to plav a 73 hole malt h in tine, and as u defensive player Tech | had tasting buck-draught. Withi - iwing the stein removes every
Florida some time in January, ac mis never had Ins ripml.
cording to announcement hv Rob
it 11 the return to form of nine | in ci' of nicotine unit molsiure, ssi irlug you of a cool, sweet smoko
eft E. Harlow, who is to promote ■*f I hi teti men out last Saturday, ,
r.t all times.
the match.
and in additiall lilt' new -.lar, nil-'
t.l'MnuM UNUFKHOARR e,r„„.
This will he the fourth year in ■'overeil, Tecli today is in as good,
iluiin-o'lv iriiersr.i-r,1 niislne, b,.rr,lr>*
which I lie winners of t h e H r i t i s h jit not belter shape for a big gnum
tnru or net ilng UoIJ
f J , ,,
and American elmmiiioiisbip have Ilian the Tornado has been in two
met in a single nmt< b. I.ns| . u-on years.
Arthur Havers, the Hi in li champ
Hob Reevi . n flint Inmmg.i boy, '
ion, defeated
ftobbv
.loin , tin v. Im has been a ivgatni bail; for
Alllfl-lrnn title lloldei III li :i; hide two sea-on. ,lnu win. im.- been ,mt
ntali h at Allanla and ilu- itnvmii- "I l In Im t lliria gumt - to, in-.' of
year, tieile Sutll/i'n, t h e tmitli.m an injury, r
now ready in go.
ehampitm defeated Hagen, who id
i bin pe, giant l.n ,lr. lias l e c o t
j .tiimurtfj.rd.rn, N. V Sole Amf r f f dn fltdtar.
so held the title in I J
I min an attack
i•f
appi'tidii'ili?
In 1!i3l. Jim Mai ne*. tin- \meej wltn It k"pl htiti idle Saturday, am!
can open king vaimui b e d J o . I. is ready.
Feed
Moon, regular
IlnlilmiMin. winner id tin Hnli li ,ipiiirtribail,, bun in iln .Malmn.i
Jnc’.s S m o k e Motive
crown.
I
carbar i. I'liu lril, a b r lie, rcg'.l I
s
_’>
null
nun
WMmWi
FLORENCE
KG;
B; •
ri
tiring o f
Is n atu ral tobacco taste
w hat smokers want?
It certainly looks
*
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You Will Find a Complete
m*
*
Handled Exclusively By i
C hesterfield!
' ■_-*
4*-JI.
tu ja
2 0 3 -2 0 9
�)a lk
Classified Directory
H erald
I petraa*
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lanrdlntrlr tm r
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itia ara for con•nlona.
» v «r «c * lan*to
-
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fo r
flr,t
l®o
Valuably LocatecT
!■ *m.ds The Hnn-
jrll| tie r-sputislhle
I Incorrect Insertion,
frr
dubdF'tuent
(id offIff sl.uuld b*
LdlalrlV I"
ot
IfBIlTISKItll.
Lprr*.n'atlv« thorar with ratoa. rule*
I ’or Sale
will iflvti you
Anil If
I) will a-»l*i you In
want *<l lo m»k<f
lurmstti.n
lire
Rooms For Rent
fXtT MITH IB.
thnulil dive their
^Utfflre s.ldrria as
phone Tiiuiiboi if
leiullf
About nn«
d thmid:irut lie* a
lh» olli-re can't
rlih >ou uii lead
hut aitltrsas
ladaeee II I'rT ke
it 1 ke Nfdolllcc «e by IctLkuur
A D V E R T IS E in me Journat-Heraid, South Georgia's
greatMl
ACREAGE!
.
kf In r-»irli:t»d to
[iftratlon-__ ___
fi
IIIO U IIV O
For Sale
doubla *t>OTB
.
Advertising:
‘
--‘:3a » We hnve some U-autifuI la k e 1
Trne
Make
“ A U M T T ’S fT L L I N C ST A T IO N '
-\“ !L5 2 “ ” *»
P APE R H A N G E R — J. I* Talbott, front lots on I-okc Wild mere one-,
'nkcliinil. thriufjh th. S u t - T . I . Tou ring 11M44-0* '
nun
Open day and mght.
newspaper.
Morning, afternoon
Painter anil paper hanger, phono half mile from the Dixie Highway C O N T R A C T O R S
Olier.
Ti >urlng
and
Property
1136 •».
, ray IHH'lWhF
Avnnn* and Second Rlrcrt. " " ■Somh
niP,,ium trl weekly and Sunday Classified rates Till, Orlando road.
in n nest of beautiful ricnr lakes,
owners. On and after Nov. IS
I
im aa
Coach
Ksie*
*
10c
tier
line.
Waycross
Journal
V V l Dv i VVS S Kit V i c k S T I T F ^ .
for sale.
the scalo of wnges for painters In
K..nt
tt.innbmitl I t i i S f S
Herald. W nvcrosa.
Gonrgta. ____
W A N T E D — Young Indy cashier.
Gas, Oil, Tirca, Accestn_____________________________
Pun el
Fo rd
’
We will build your home, land- Sanford will JO.BO per hour.
Apply Unfon News Compnny, scape your grove, and relieve you
T ru ck
fies. Service with n Bind.-. M,,, 0*1*0— Xenia.
Make your rales i T A M P A M O R N IN G T R I B U N E —
M M **
C*t>
Udy
Font
S
U
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S
A
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D
O
V
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R
C
O
A
T
S
—
All
I.. Depot.
and First, l ’h'one 447 I„'l.
through
the
Xenia
Garette, 1 Send in your suhscriptioh to the '
of trouble and worries incident to
T. T.
MIS. I
wool made to order, guaranteed
MSI.Oa i
W I G H T S — Three stations
M,.,,
,
Rich "CncuRural ! ’[ ri*,uno or hand It to your local
building up n place.
Touring
For,!
to
fit.
Any
2-piece
suit
$25.
Full
1C9S.0*
foulin'
Touring
tiolia and Second First irul F'n, ‘ 1. r,ct'
*'11nt l"1 ""d display I <lcnler » ° >°u can read Florida’s
In
the
meantime,
you
can
go
Itu n n tin n l
..
.. . .
suit or overcoat 129.50,
Scotch
Ford
greatest
newspaper.
One year
Sanford Avenue and io«h Street!.i raU * ° n TV<,,,*,,' t-----------fishing
'I ou can fish in any one
,
Mills. : m K Secontl Street.
m ew l
Truck
------------------- --------- ------ i $8,00, C months $4.00, three months
Expert service.
Toilring
list, »0
Ford
I of the dozen lakes, apd if you don
Srtnfortl> F k
< I 'U 'M r ir^ 'r,n , t.i:iir;i:it—
|$2.00. If you desire $1,000 insurTouring
»tn.oo
Dodge
know how to fish, we have several 1
___:___
- ___ _____
______ B E A U T Y i*ARlT)RS
K p e rln l
Hop
lot lull *1|
::,n
;kpr
p,ilicy
h,ld
7
6
to
*
our
!
experts
who
will
be
glad
to
show
F
o
i
l
S
A
L
E
—
"Spaulding
Rose
llondster I t ( > l k 0 « H
M A I M M K HARRIET.
------M armelio fUt* »(* (f,. ml) tin*you. Mr. Sebolfield who has been I Four” seed potatoes.
Selected
It unabout | tlib.OB - J }.
Ford
work of nil kinds, Raj,, water a
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ID
II.-I
Hint | M U , 00 rA
Overland
“ “ DO YO U W A N T to buy or sell
Ton
Truck I
specialty.
Old First National TO REACH
trs*>
prosperous
fnrm*
1
,"it
acri,
Ford
s
vvBliln
ti
n
»*
mil
*"*
*nf
Vouch
for
the
above.
, ,
-----anything 7"
If so advertise In
27U,
Mid
Florida
Prodnct
Co.______
ral» limly | $550,00 Vi"
^al Ilf" 1(1 "|1 •1 «""'l r*ufi,H Tliiff t r.u t
Hnnk Building.
i tra and fern growers of Volusia I tin* "Gainesville Sun.”
" (
4*flour •
Mb 1 * fl fill* S'-ii! h itH*l Wj‘$*f L A K E J E S S U P L A N D CO.. Inc.
Ford
R E G IS T R A T IO N NO T IC E.
county advertise in tho D.-Und ~ —
IS"
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Tali*'
Long
wood,
Fla.
The
City
Registration
Books
will
DRUGS
Tlitf VI ", i •
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News, rate 1c per word, cash \V hlS'I" V TItf JIN I A <*l;» r k «b
1** T »)#• 1*1V1» IlUili w a \, A. r
“T K I I M k TO ailW K P K O r i A r *
be
open
Monday,
November
-t,
1921
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k
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if
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m
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rn
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L A N K Y ’S D R U G S T O R E __ j*ro. | with order.
11if”Iin] In if Huiolny, iimrnlnp Ibhua
mil wil l close F r i d a y N o v e m b e r I ,n l’*tit I’K W o f f F o i l Al.1,
1 "1 Ol<>*> 1Min i Itr•*ii fewit It
noil
Tin*
seriptions, Drugs, Sodas,
1 rrrit |M-r w «»rd, n ln lm u m I<€*■ - i 1 h.Ma ■*« Mtlbs "f wniur f runt
»t i ^ t .
»• w . 1*1111.1.11** s u n s
d
are us
n
<
as near you ns your p h o m 'i'1' ™
W U R N . \ i. is the
■1t,,f M. lmil ** < 1 "a n( if ul. blhili. VMit*I li PHI I IP ^
llnilrn
/»«n
i
m
*
f
aeeepted
iiuint
ad
medium
in
Call 103.
l tf»14
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. . 1 Ul
1 *’ »•"«•«• > « . &
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m .^ 3 1
< ity U<*KMlrAtion O f fi c e r .
— ---------—------------------ - j Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word
\ *l*i Inc u lili a ri.,w ,,r
Ul 1M)0
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F L O R IS T
j **n insertion. .Minimum 2.V.
'
Nov.
15th.
1 alb 11*• .f wai* i i. Ik-' M IliHH .*•
FOR S A L E — Maxwell lourinf
•’ •*
1 «*ti tlilt 1f Ut'1 u hli lii has
I1
FOR S A L E R E A L E S T A T E
S T E W A R T T H E F L O R I S T ’’
Call at J. J.
Mausers
* M«h tful 1«\fl 11x• |M"|M 11 •••*
PALM
HEATH
( OUNTY
The
Five
east
front
lots
lucnteil
on
Flowers for all occasions.
flmin i ’n> h v* ill buy one of the
I o0 in rt•< uf fl. ■U ||.U n HI cf*itf*scene of stupendous development
Fartory.
Sanf.,,,1
Avenue
m
Lane’s
ndilitioo.|
____8 H Myrtle.
Phone 200-W
1 4 "in* 1 l.imld i. in*l Mil* ll " It n
Rend about it in the Palm Roach finest lot - I" be found in this city.
n.t m u •*■ I•«■litII 1.1rlt''s mill ||(|‘ Kill'll let 5li feet wide. Two on
LAW YER
1 Ins same Id can be resold at
1
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t►
Sample
copy
sent
on
reid Hit ii
(4iAiJP
_ i
'I'M '1 t • Nik M11* InI* tiers. This is one of the highest
RUest,
present
day
market
price
foi*
at
Mm.
LE W IS
O ’B R Y A N .
Office
I*tti.i ittiM itml points in the city and an ideal In
in
liX
bast
$15(11).
An
opportunity
for
__Seminole Bank Building Annex.
FOR R E N T - Furnished rooms for,
cut inn for some builder wbn is
U i 'P
ft
r
I.
t
i
.
1
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mn
I
I**
ii
somc'imv
i’hniie
Mb.
I' L O R I D A -( M M . A N D O
n r i a ,„ln
light housekeeping, .'100 French’
w I, >I
M E N ’S C L O T H IN G
- 11-VI I111 bn. king for so 11aide lots on •which
u \ir n m n e o i m
. . . ,,
iiujrnng RrnGn.*l; largest class!
f i.i
Ave.
tn
io
o
*
'n
o
t
homes.
'Ibis
section
li)2:i Ford
touring
S. \\ . BRADFOK^). Kd. V 1 rice find business, rale lc n word, ndn- h'lli S A L E
Jof the <ity is known for its fine
...... . running order. Batterv,
1 ailoied Suits $.12,50 and up. . imum 24c cash with order
i FOR R E N T - F u r n is h e d bedroom
.,V.t
lull. , n . ■! ,,f ■ homes.
'flics,, lots at the price
cat Imr etor, »idc eiirtaius, cushions.
Milane Theatre Bldg.
| In rhoiee residential section, 305
a
u
It
o
paii
f
.
to
s
in vi i . i p nos
i s a * rKNTn ,s pen- *eat covers all new, tires in good
ii
i *
j
the;
are
offered
will
make
ii
po*
■O.l ' t...id
I H,x,I 1 11,1p:i»‘i*l£i In I icitiniiiic Mn ..............1 - shape.
$25 down and 415 jot month lJ ’a r *' Avenue,
F o r.a sh
$ l-a
n m u ,-*1
•4 • 1,111\ Mil 11»1. •t ( th I slide f,,r anyone to make Idg pi of
>1 U L T IG B A P 1 IIN G
will
g iv e you possession o f a choice
"f
.it
n
if
t
»
i•r»
Us
oil
the
investment.
Owners
.Mill t >1
^
4
ti-ilf
inIMI m» <!<*1litr lilubn r»x t«> i !ip 1Mine S||0 |I. I I , W f i r s t Street
FOR
R
E
N
T
—
Furnished
rooma
for
l* II..H rt . II i -Ml. I* 1Ifc.ll • have made other investments and lot. well loea'eil on Pa lm et to A v e
MOKE Business for Sanford merrnif
*.•-;>•-», just
n,,i.i.,i
„ i»„
light huusekeeping.
701 M o *- / m
ul ii*t • 1 i .■ ir M. 1 IMF (tu
; 5 000
derv plants
need money. On this account tin t nue. I f yell have $25 to sp a re and noliu. Weinburg's Jewelry Sto r Bj *• ' •
chants. Direct mail advertising J’ " " , "
.r i.n.t-r
— i * »m Ft lit S A LK
1 t ■-1 i U 1f i \ ,i i |, ll
c
IM v u i i D h MIM t k m i 4t>i. M/' l?,,v
t rt• *1. i|ir'U«i
w ’ HInn
are inlet esteil in this ir o o o s il io l l
T h r e e mile* out .
W e s t First
■1
l•* 1i i n•Ml. 1
* t't* S A N I* OR n M Ul. I ICiRA 1 II 4
1e>IIn f I*p»>rsi htmuc tirtil. r < -rxi r.jc- Stle,
\vi|i are offcinig these lots for >-ab at
FOR R E N T — One or
two
bed*.^,*^
t
G \\ Stiii- 'll.
1 ' nii.b.l i.\ 11.
a great * eduction ovei the mark,! ,:i,p o l e al T h e Herald o ffi c e for
V L |\
C'0.t HHim II, Hull Hltljx.
,,Mf1«*H rnlllli'nn
!•< inr -innt *»n
moms with sleeping porch, with ,o
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in
fo
rm
atio
n
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up
v
Ithoilt* Gift
^rrnl^*.t ilttn.r f t Mv*
value >f the jiioperty.
Hot the
11t*VW|( ( |k(- |H t*»
or without use of kitchen, 800 l'V<
( uiijtb
of I hhIn i»f
I<I>Ml
In ' mi
i ^t*ii ml I O R *SA Lf*.
lots Mills 1 be soli) al once
I old
rI...
fit'M
\S r l rf» I >1- v*•Ir.|int I*mi I H- i>nrl - 1 2 'O d
Magnolia Ave.
•' \J
SI )T A It > P U BI 1C
celeiv
ol.ll.l
Item,lull
NoVetnbei
15
the
price
Will
he
Ui
it
i'il
u
n
u
su
a
lly
low
at
fb.i- fit 1 St' 1'♦>null rut u N**w*i
i X'e., Box 112
A l opanv.
Tdw. ' flKEU,
H e ra ld
Otfu e.
j
$51)0(1
for
the
five
lots.
After
that
tfirr.OU per Aen *
Phone MR.
At G U S T A
( B Rit*.' ! T i .!•] — A u 1 E l 'It S AI I
'
'time tlmy will he increase 1.
It
IP24 model
Dodge
par, has,,I o,,w oio-thml cash wdl
gu sta, Gu
A li gn ; l a ’s
g i e a ' e s t | tom mg , it Jbiiiual
J U L I A E A C H A R Y , H e ra ld U f o .
S ,x te w
" M
e l a - ' i f i e d medium, rule rn*h fl’lc
bundle. Addles- 1‘ost Offt e Box
Phon e M b .
|lues ami 1wo pnug steel bump
• a '4
Til. >aliroi,|, Florida.
charg e,
life per
line, m i n i m u m 1ora
leal
baig.itn
Tan
bi'
*a
en
PJMNTING
’U>c.
I at Smith Btothci Garage. I Cl S
i li|*h *• ^t llliik
FOR
R E N T - One
well
located
M A T I H E W P R E S S -1’i t l N T I N f f
i’aik Avenue
d ow n to w n A p a rtm e n t.
Furpla h *
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l o l l s.vi I
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w
i
n
g
machine,
5
Q U A L IT Y
S E R V I C E - P R I C K . A ! ITTI.F. ^ ANT AD
Thf
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Price,
i
eusoi.atde.
For
in*
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a
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r
,
d.
0
lo
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g
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Good
( o m m e r i ml St.. R. R. A v e .
Herald will bring you hi g re
foimat.on llniulic at It. raid Office.
, " l i d ,tlo ,i. J 11 50 211 E Th ird .
h fiaTAdvaiitt
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Advertising
F IL L IN G S T A T IO N S A N D
i A U TO S t JP P L I ES
D RATES
I'fru a lld -
[.I fdiu.
|«rrlrt
Dfroinpl. Efficient
ITOS
i nil Li T O R Y
if’ire wilhin easy
|prnplr cl Sanford
u ellcn needed.
Rat »ht n any ape
s' rupnted.
It i«
llphiliclii all)
for
run-..
Phon e 417-1.
suits.
I I A Y N K S & R A T L I F F . Printers
and olfive outfitters. Plmne it Hf
115 Park Avenue.
NEW
ER A
PR1NTKRY.
Job
printing nt reasonable price. Op
posite Post Office. Phone IJh.
bin in this
111;W i ui; v
HI (INK
IIS
A d v e r t i s e l h e - e obi articles
S what
von hnve stoi*,] awav and
1n*i U50 for. A 111tie thirty ri*ni
may bring you
se veral
do
a rejw"aentntivp
Phone MR and
will ('.ill to see you
the
H U N T A N do voiu paint ing
No job too l a rg e m too small
•>01* N in t h Street,
1"
It P A P E R
Ih u e
no I S , , end
IDY HEP \|r i n g "
lrp | ■
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HANGER
1 I
p a in t e r
and
impel
I’holie 3 5 11 O r l a n d o load
St.
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TIN A N " UK I U
T alb o tt.
ha n g e r
"
UUltK
M A IN E
W ater \ i; O’, M o r n in g S«nline!
rt i.m-and* of Maine pen
pie are interested ill Florid a p r o p
er ty
Reach them
th ro ugh
the
JAMES
I!
COWAN
All
kimlPO-i •
Automobile i oV
c.
, Mi'l.il
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f 'V
1in lifiil, Nhi'cl
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DL
:' r" e in 1 lb bui ld in g. .
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A'..<V,K
Sentinel.
’*ir. l»..k Avenue.
!
U a t c r and Boat l a n k Tel
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A v e n u e and l h u d M r . , t
|tion
Tn,:
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K point.
U>
any
Phone M l .
! — Phone 111.
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VU1.CAN17.LNG
Til Till's
W HEELESS
&
WELSH
Vul.aITTi T(
F**k
l "lll , A P A I N T | lli*i»UC "hop, ga s. oil*,
\ ,
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I
T ir e s and T u b e s.
“ Service that
lAt I.i Kav Bros,
'
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T m that Fit.
M jiiJ ,v I *(OS.
pony
p a in
7T
Makes Friends.”
Third Street.
STOVES
i u :i *a i u
I
in
1S A N F O R D " S T O V E W O R K S
Oil
1 sto ves , g a s Stoves, wood stoves,
,.
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1-01 T o p & P A I N T
Repairs. Fin
I" mil y Body
' *■' la.v Bros
cement
work,
sid ew alks,
l,
d .i
•I I
ovens nod vietrid.iS, A, a> credit
is good. 1'hone U l * 71.
First
Street.
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O N E IN I EN
M i11V •jt 'it !|
|l U I ll w. IW
t»*I 111- I* ft*
I* .III *>f tip
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j&ckilavri* htiu-w tl in thf- iim-nur
witi *
of
M**r»t I m Mi** ;tft |h»oi |v \*‘tif »hi( *h|,
rtrt*1 Hii." 11 both b *d |miJh v nlid m
•11-•« f illl I" ll;*’ UU1Hf 1(1 ‘ tn-.x V>blTB
I I"V UkMlfl b»r \*’lll *
1t1Itill iuu* H'll ImM'O
fti idi Mlii‘fi tb* billi « Ofl built tiin
.irn.nu') in* nl niitmti in th** dmwmg
..It ( m ili.Mnllfd
1In ?juu<’ Ih'Iwitii
hid .liidihnp* nf the uufif wall is
b.iurd* d up a vwit iN’inii b'ft at Iwith
hip tltil Uittimi whu b «*nli l>*’ * hin*'ti
bv Miniiui uf a hhitfud b*mrd w b*'n*‘i* r
in ci v u r). A hole u» cut ui the roof
t w r y thing %
%it Inti
cvi’lr
mix
,",
|Jii‘ chnrf of i'olici* of 1 o IihIo rouij i**di
mnli:i* Jc ifi |I uc tin lh« n*i* I *-
,
( ity Tax Hooks O pen,I
OJtlU
WALL *k
C R -T tn
1 *£j D K t W l M " M E
*e> M J e x ^ O - ' j L L C a lT C X )C *A ,M T O
C O M C O V E R A.M ' C H A T - T H A T ' L L
T A K E M T M I N D O F F T I U ‘o V<-iO
Mn.
Aluxandor
I Vaughan.
I>ost and Found
1 * tS’l
IhtiH h nf ki'Vs,
Ib-w nnl.
IJt*rui ti tu H e ra ld it ffici*.
M i n i i « » r s ii i m i n * * « u . r .
N« i • ' ii.ii(i> ^ U * r i llmt iimlfr
I'll't is
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f DM i I f . nt I«»ti Idriipi ]
. mi ..r n . i • no i*.m n #»f lit. S. v• tflli I il l •
* (M illt *»f (III- Sllltt' uf
I < i i<l
■ « m ( fiir .w* tnhit»l» r*mn
T* i' n A i,> 1
I !'?4 111 t h*- ci»H«* nf
»h. 1*. u . 1
I i. W * f 8nlifut *
1 n*• •’
It. II will >V i ui i.ifi l.ftnw 1«i*»* *1
JIt’1ksII" l l 1• 1 It i * t| In Nit 1*1 * 'fill 1 "ii
V|iri| '! i .t in urthl iuilllli'1
• ( -t.li
i l r tM'ui «l* d
Hi
"i'll" i' •
e 1 jutk ** *tT6. " f
mi «|i t 'ii - i
T"i "t d « ! Iihvi *
*iHiHn
fltuil
Hrm
11«v it'll
l . i R If ENT--Furnished and un
furnished rooms.
Mrs.
Annie
Philips, west Second St root.
FOR R E N T Attractive
Phone 42*J.
bedroom,
Small family wants
to sharo
home with congenial pis,pie with
in five mile* of Sanford.
Apply
"Herald.”
FOR
KEN T Furnished
a partmen'. three room*, adults only,
21H French Ave.
FOR R E N T New five room bun
galow. all modern convenience*,
phone 48ti.
f’v'J
. rt * •-f i l u ll v 11
1.12# f**ut
\\ * Ul uf tl*«*
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i
1n f r H
•M'l
^ 111
t*■f . "f n**r
nf
Sr t 1("M
FOR
RENT
Furnished apart
l ..rt n»i t|. 1 » S"ti 1h *’t 1! ii ti i. *• 11
ments. l! blocks (torn 11**t ii t*l of*
#' **•• i *. "da ri)||l"If* * 'tillTif %. 1 I" i Mb*
1IIII *N- til fi ll f ft*I , \V. wl 131* f . . t fur. 1(HU» Union Avr
EtiPl 3341 f • • 1 1"
S* »u • li • •.it f • • l
I., 11r1* <1
Inil Ill$£, ill'*" m EIlltlllin F O R R E N T 5 room
i.|iuilmcnt
ii * ii |i rti.i 12*11
Ibn hi *•f Mihi IIi
with hath and g a r a g e ,
lieautl« , at .-..it"' let « Sif ilon 2v T*»wnpa1111• |
S .’ l l l h Wf ItM IIM v -11 1‘ »* " I . fully liHBted. nlrely and emnplctafun NV*»Ht
thi'iu'r Nrtri h in ly furnished.
Mr*. W. A. Flits,
In i
... Hu
I 11|**||C*
t i i f i i in i* i
I In *
«.f f .« t | | o o a
Ktulclljr *1It r«‘l bui nbmu
U II lo ti
AVu.
111"41luh-l Im* nf hoi 4 lo ti point
l miin**»lI • . h \‘ mi t It of l It** (i ii nt "f FOR R E N T —Two furnished rooma , ifl
$20.1)0, til l West 2nd. SC________
Hu in i< Hiiiil Ii l" |*4*l •»! **f
Imk IIlll II
II«■$4I11I11k •ti*l will at 11 I Itit mini i", " f
r% to
I H" Ml III I ll" Ifilf 411 I*4 I!*T1
Mill l-f \ „,m| t t *‘*Hll Ioil. h** fort' lit*"
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
A
HWgS
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L. »7V - r
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^vuit
Chiropodist
lisrve 4he Ixmnled space, the plate
••ifl Uie st odd mgs being avoided by
ita; construction shown m the oetaiL
A shcet-mclal pipe, * lo 6 m in dii*T4'U r^ual provided with a hood, ii
ntVachcd to Uu; ruof over ll.c hole.
The vents can lie eiontsl or i>)a-aad
according lo weather conditions.
MOTH-PROOF SUITS
Tfeilortd'tO'Maasura
FOOT SPECIALIST
or.is
lug
.uis.s
fe«t
I Illl.
Urluiali,
Hunlona. I n a r u w -
Sulla.
or
Itea*>-
tiled
Call*
ac hln a
up
S. Ws BRADFORD
MII.ANF t i i k a t k h n t u n . •
I.. UISLKH
Yu wvll l* r « w
l*n>,.n<
Blilg
K .cv alor
By GEORGE McMANUS
*■ *
h e r
:i2:u.
ni.urtmcnt
$55 n month
If yuu daalra prompt sorvloa and
aicepllonsl work
C A L L aaa
ING UP FATHER
r r
Cameron : Phone
garage.
Hr III III "1 * * ’ ,Mt t 1*11111 l llolIHl* flavor
o ti
M o r n tu y .
i nt Hu nf- .1 1‘ b . i b l u
itiiiliiT*"*! ainI Imhti'tl in ili*
In some of the smaller towns of
Europe win n a riipply of ice for co.ilu,g fund* old dr.nks during da- lung,
fail summers i* mi|sirtatit and where
licit her artificial Uur naloml ir*- is
aviulnlile, slwiw is slur,*I ami packed
mill rone-ahai-ed p,l* dug in 'he earth
xvhen’ it fr.eien into solid lumps.
Afti-r storms, gamy of men oliovel die
mow into curls and haul it to the [st*
and pack and tmint, it down as ,w d
os puusiblc \Mw n tin heap la nisvriy
Igvul witli tlic toj> of tin- pit, it la cov
ered with u ((Sit-Duck layer of earth
as a means of protection and insula
tion. In summer it la isiwetj iuto qlv
long blocks and sold in the town
K E N T — 1 room
bath,
____ J
Sol*! as Icr in Summer
h v t uf h*r I"
the h’lyr’ h «if *.ln* riuim *J. -i
h.tu
At th*’ Mart of Iin* in;
FOR
w ill.
Pete Muscovy Is the name of tha
champion duck
of
the United
States, owned by E l l u Hansen ot
list |y ?I
T n inn of Ham * Hcthcsdn. Md., Pet« has _»on moro
t »r emit In
(*'l Nil1! 4,1l», I pmM lot i t ** Im v f o r
than 2HU blue ribbons
and has
t; M 11A S I»
never been defeated In a dupk
0 ifii*i*» Ciiiiiih, I*1ti*
HI" i iff
show.
1t-si* ?:
Mr I TU \ ^
I Ii**\
CmuruJ in Im* k« i? and (In’ tip-’fiiiil>
ritfht wrist Him till* *1 the keyholo u*th
kI‘ u r w o r k
Neglecting u little wound, cut >r
ks $>jit*ii November luoltd n liud n# Ui.il ii t uunul U ui*
1
1
,
T
ux
B
abrasion of the flesh limy ill nine
*
Ipij t foi tlic payment o f City IlN’iutl
I " i ' l l 1 Al P A I N T
• « •
eases otrt of ten cause on great T a x e s
2 (ter rent Discount allow
^ he. Bros, f illing
.offering or inconvenience, but it ed if paid ui November and 1 per
D eath of Laughter Scrn a*
trN 'la-,* woi kmanthe one rase
.r tne
ruse in ten
veil that
mai causes
c*.Us " c<(|(t .,[) ,vv,,j jf „ #ui in Dccemlwr.
iiuti
W o r l d Bctornri V / n sr
blood poisoning, lock-jaw or u A L F R E D FOSTER. Tax Collector
Ti. TR||*;; —
chronic festering sore. The cheap'|*y HELEN 1IOY, Deputy.
I An age when eveiyone wdl lx* too
’' h id R, Sight-see- est. safest and best course is to J,\,,v | j , no.
‘tnu llig. nl to we mun.tr in anything
e»>ur.
tnp-s at »uy j disinfect the wound with liquid i—
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is predicted by l)r C G. Shaw, of
.
_
. Boroxone and apply the Hormone
H>ir Sale Well located an t deV,irk university When all |w*oplc
REt KHR
(Powder to complete the healing ; siraldc residential I*>•■ ' *eh talks nri. fully lalucaU'd and developed t."
Lay ,,r night h e r - I Process.
Price (liquid) 3l)e, one If you have some teaily money ut'd'o,,,. wil! smile if a man l.w.* hi» hat
I'h.iii,|
Night 'and
want « ri;u^ bargiuo uddress^l ox i
mint slips on n l»»tnpoi, [icel nr
.... f$l1..20
20.. Powder 30c uod
100 care The Sanford Herald.
|
^Sold by Union Pharmacy.
W D ID M A C jC I E E V E t ^ M/NVE
W IS H E D o u t u t> - HER. FA TH E R
1U- H U ^ L E ' b * T h b vT ’ta W H Y
- j h o p e » <|1T ’ ETH , > 0 T H E Y
fur
1
ui
Fatiii,
npi "U ri- • r 11■■vsl|nu *ii-hh"1111i t1 finip
V en tila tin g ihr Bant
I o p p 'r Steeples
tilrriulv Ihn oornjilrleH wvrnil liiin(hrmiKh whit’ll die d'l bird-* KaiTu I
iln-«i milt" <»( die jt*unit > uhit ti l>»
m lnuice tu Uir luwrr wi-rt m r u mil
I’Xju't'ln will ’jiK* three yenr* iu* In?
• • ♦
j roiffi .f is Jmiilcil by hiit briiul? II*’
must * tt. fD• p l>a*In nhavo tiiiti «1*» S n ow Stored in L jr t h in W in ter
Lumber noil Building Material
I artei l.unioer Company
N. Ijtiuel St.
Phone t‘>(!5
H I L L I,UMBER C<>
'louse
Service. CJm.lity and Pncu.
i .
F'olhit'M- via? fnutiti to Im* rniittbbinr
fltill* (hr iitta* k? nf "Hitmir* uf \*nili|f
build
J. I t
|.,i oniLing
m, I .I part- , ' insists of l*j ; , ' - rum
, -v,.I, I p. . nne t blond'* and
| ,nj
• i< •«» I
p u l. , ri/cd lioic-ltiiie nod slag
’Its.
it
I whirli i* i i u d d 0, a thick paste wiU»
if. ! ,
wale?
If a slow t*-lling ceiiient >* <l«s• ■ t 4I ,
- r> d o»e I p.m of nnc sotpl,ale i :i•i HI |
id >'f the tine i til,>n*It:
I l-o ad•I *»i .
I , ' - a , p,,w, r
llils l'ell.i*llt 1 a\ I"*
u. i* f i ,| ),i inId IIi I! 2 percent of I rand I
i .«,».* rill,'hale !<■ lli< whole
* * *
.rt»|
W»aL»iii«l *ini lo tip owing t*» • "ii
rtLmt } h*cL iiir n t (fir mortar nf 1Im*"
ruiiJMinry
Ihir ?p*rr lhn'ii(**n*Nl xvif Ii
< «... general
Oak A v e . and in g hi neks. Irrt gallo n b o i r a .
Ten* Rieger, Prop.
\ v, rv ym»! cement
’ .ill
o/k n nuiM* Mich Htruclur* ? tu l « rimii*
Rate card on applico
Concrete
p "'
gi.h
mn in tn Ii i n ' a
t i.il likmu
M u ] Ir3 mi a*i Minilnr hudi JiIhct?
Ruildiiur Material
M IR A C L E
V.’
.
U.uii tt
Ave
Cement (o r M e t^ li
Hu
illk! *•! Ih' J.i ff I 1 ' ik l|
lilt IllUl I m| ili I lit’ I>.wf'<rli life Ii 11Mi Dil
ickii lUr* 11tv tit: built It.* if IB *!r* till
Hi*
1 work- h ui call* «l nil* nt ion in tli*
•InIiiUK''
l-\ tin
Mu \
Sundays
' ",,k.
!' ijHiltn N Vj.'tnivS Magazine
Bitdv
T O R E Ai II III 1 I H b or sellers of
F lo rid a teal estate ad vert is e in
the SI P e te r sb u rg l o n e * line cent
cent a w,.rd .tail) , two cents n w o n l
I OH M l E
S e v e ra l beds rele ry
plant
icndv to
set
G.'org.*
I
LET
ifliN l'
W o rld Is D o in ^
A b S--v
A D V E R T IS IN G g,*m results if II
Rider. C l u i n n l to P*ir* ,:
reaches potential ho>ers
Pa
^ REAL ESTATE
S u i t s .itouii.l W o r l d
latka Daily New* is eir t.late,I in
J,
K. K PUR I.ING .
sub-division an industrial and agrimltural sec
Ghat tie, | -tp, rt in i
]
tion
specialist.
.Subdivision to Or
IA i'll’ 4a'i ' IIf . ltc.fi
|d Directory
liimlo.
Floridn.
and
F |o r a
! ii li.N u
ST.
A U G U S T IN ’’ .
Ft A
St
Heights, Flotoia on Dixie High
Johns I ’oiinlv l* le.'O'hed th ro ugh
wav.
h n ii*i *,
the St. A u g u s tin e E v e n in g Record
flu II I SIG N P A I N T I N G
1,’iiick tesnlts T w o , ot* pet w o rd
SANFORD
S IG N S H O P
Right S a m p l e copy *»n " u >est
pi ice for signs of all kinds. T A M P A . r ' L O K I I M
AI
writes ili
l a m ; , a Daily
R N. N IP P E R .
•I " I lOer u Iv el T im e s, ttle great
home duitv
I ■. ,
Sanford Avemo- at 1*1 St feet
rate I ’* c
per
\« ord,
minimum
idete m m
I’hone l ilt .)
|le.ir
1 v perienee. |
c h a rg e 25,• i a * h r i’ ll o rd er W r it e
HI I.,
fo, co mplete tat** curd
I. Sanford, i
[IKS lti|(
Apartments
For Rent
II. R. Schulte Iicalty
< n., Inc.
S a n fu rd S te a m IT e s s e r jr
P i n t SI re*l
T**
W V T H A T ’b DOC./VM
KT^THE
D O O R
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H E L L O -J IC C i^ •
t h e
W IF E . W U Z . O U T
|H AO T O
*bO
T H E K IO t>
W IT H
L "i
Elton J. Moughton
ARCHITECT
rirwt National Bank Uldg.
Sunford, — Floi
Sanford Novelty Works
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ASSOCIATED PRESS JISPATCBE?
SANFO RD , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y , NOVEM BER 14, 1924.
: :; . •„ J M M I
---------------------------------- So-
General
Sanford’s
D aughter P a s s e s
A w a y on Thursday
An Associated Press receiv
ed by T h i .Herald .late Thurs
day afternoon from
Amster
dam, .N. V.. told o f the death of
M n . (Klhcl (Sanford, who pas
sed Away during the morning
at her summer home. "The
Chimneys'* on Long Island.
Pioneer residents o f Sanford
and Somlnolc county will re
call that Mrs. Sanford was
tho daughter o f the late Gen.
Henry S. Sanford, former min
ister to Belgium and founder
o f this city.
Mrs. Sanford was well knowr
DENIAL ISSUED
BY M E D IA N
OF
V
■ _I* .
U
Red Cross Local Workers
An Intensive
W ill Lai
ere Tomorrow
President
K-
• r
m t'h ?
WITH BIG LOS!
| jAn intensive house-to-house and
•hop-to-shop canvass tomorrow
will wind up active membership
solicitation for tho Red Cro*a or*
Moreland’s pnsel/ish sendco* t
;,d
expressed the hope that othc
workers would follow her example
and secure,enough memberships to
the* drive over the top Satur
New
York
Jeweler Tell* ganizntion, Rev. F. D. King, cam send
Flames •‘Starting
in
Salt
mri P l a n s
First Address Give
day.
•' ’
H
Police He Mis Mun . Men- paign director, announced Friday.
Retro Plant Sprcnd To
In discussing the work o f the
Changes
Last Standing: W ill
By Executive 'Sine
lioned
By
Government
, Mr. .King added, however that Red Cross Dr. King said: " I t Is my
Sugar R efin ery; Several
Appear
on
Saturday
belief
that
every
person
in
this
contributions
would
bo
gladly
ac
[tend A c t
Election Is Pli _ .
As Alleged Ring Lender
Small Factories Destroyed
cepted through Nov. 27. In com (immunity will gladly link him
[ng Session
To Farm Interests
menting on the trend o f th# local self with this great humanitarian
Last standing o f contestants
Says He W as Hired
drive, l)r. King stated that the force. It is through the Red Cross Nine Hundred Left
will he published ni Tho Her
people here all seemed to appre that we effectively extend n help
Homeless By Fire ald SuturUny afternoon. The
As Expert on Gems ciate
Passage
by many o f the older residents,
the work of the Red Cmss ing hand to the unfortunate in our
ballot box will then ho scaled
.>1
nnd were apparently anxious to community, our state, and all over
having made her home in this
by the judges nnd will not he
Had No Knowledge * That give liberally, the greatest diffi- the world. It truly makes of the Loss W ill Run Into Many
city during the time when her
re-opened until the contest
father was involved with mnnv
Millions;
Flames
Under
Articles Were Being Smug fulty lying in securing enough mite that we cast into its treasury
closes tho following Saturday
workers to adequately canvass the
development projects in this
glorious harvest of blessing.”
Control at Noon Tim e Today
gled
Into
This
Country
night.
W ill Give His Views
»nt Act Is part o f the state.
Although the citizens here havo
city and rural districts.
Miss Nell Williams continues
It was in this city that Mrs.
contributed
liberally,
enough
mem
In
addition
to
the
score
o
f
High
to
hold
first
place
wth
CG9,rt48
N
EW
YORK,
Nov.
14.—
Arthur
JERSEY
C
IT
Y
.
Nov.
14
—
More In Detail A t
m tin g ; c a s e Sanford became the wife of
votes, lending Miss Velum Shipp
Mcdianski, wholesale jeweler, ap school girls who hnve volunteered berships hnve not been secured to
Fire starting in the salt petrt
A t t e n t io n John Sanford, wealthy carpet peared before fedcrnl authorities for campaign service, Mr*. E. D. complete Sanford's quota, it wns
Agriculture M e e t
who has 060,000 and Miss Versa
plant of the Richnrdson Chem
manufacturer and former con
Woodcock who has C4fi,210.
Thursday with the announcement Mobley, Miss Martha Fox, Mr*. stated, nnd Dr. King urges all who
ical Company today spread to
gressman in the state of New
Mrs; Emma Wicks is guming
thnt he was "the Mcd!nnski’’ de Arthur Moore, Mrs. Holz, Mr*. 0. have not been approached to send
the huge American Sugar Re
W A SH IN G TO N , Nov. 14.—
N o v . 14.
York. The mnrriagc took place
on Mr*. Patterson nnd hut few
scribed by the treasury department S. Selman and others havo been or mail their contribution to his o f
finery nnd the building used by
President
Coolidgc declared In
John Philip
fice.
in 1892.( Mrs. Sanford’s hus
secured
us
canvassers
to
assist
In
votes
wquld
make
her
n
con
at Washington Wednesday a? the
the Colgate Soap works.
band was her second cousin.
"It will truly he a reflection up
tender for one of the five prizes.
an addross last night hufora
3re who Thursring-leader in n huge smuggling the finnl drive tomorrow.
Ily 11 :30 o'clock this morn
Funeral services of Mrs. Snn
Mrs. Herbert A. Moreland, .714 on this community", said Dr. King,
The contest will end at 10
venture which involved Mrs. Ther
ing, the entire city block was
the annual meeting of th6
Ittcd o f charges
ford will he held today, the first
o’clock on Saturday night, N o
esa Mors, whom “ Kid" McCoy is Oak Avenue, leads all workers with "if we fall down in supplying our
u roaring furnace.
Tho fire
Association o f Land Grand
the Prohibition
at the home where she died urn)
vember 22. nnd the prizes will
leaped
through
dozens of
charged with having murdered at n total of Ml memberships secured small quotn of the funds necessary
the
second
in
Amsterdam,
where
he
awarded
ns
soon
ns
the
votes
on
the
first
dny
of
the
campaign,
fir
the
perpetuation
of
Red
Cross
Colleges
thnt the government *Los Angeles.
rtr»nm* o f wnter nnd was be
\n United States
she will be buried.
can be tubulated.
Since
then
she
hns
secured
many!
work,
and
I
am
confident
that
the
yond
control
while
explosions
would
omit
no e ffo rt to pre
The Washington report was that
declared that
During the recent visit of the
gouil people o f Sanford will co
additional subscriptions nnd
blew out walls and roof of the
Mcdianski
was
in
flight
to
foreign
vent n repetition o f re c e n t7
Prince of Wales to America,
operate with the workers in wind
ive him an opsalt petre plnnt, brnko windows
lands to escape prosecution. The maintains her decisive lead.
Mrs. Sanford wns hostess to the
ing up the drive Saturday.
misfortune" involving t i g r i ^
highly
commended
in half-mile aron and spread terror
jeweler, through Myron Sulzberg King
|go before conroyal visitor at u reception.
er,
his
attorney,
declared
he
hnd
culture, but asserted thnt the
among residents.
iaii(l modicicano intention of leaving the United
farmer also must
rend lust Ms •*
Fifteen firemen were overcome
ttrail Art. and the
States.
methods o f production and marby
fumes
and
scores
of
people
were
|2.75 prr cent beer
His connection with the case,
ketlnif*“ untll he comes within right
"that the Volstead
treated for cuts from flying gins,
said Mcdianski, was that of an ex
of I he new dav."
Fcnt discriminates
and effect of fumes which rolled
pert on gems und antique*. BeIt was the first public .idJrcsf
caiiM* he had served ns purchasing
across the city nnd Hudson River.
Mr. Coolidgc hus made f i n d the
against Rep. Hill
advisor to the Inte Mrs. Mors and
election nnd was devnt.-d to u dis
A huri^ call
for
assistant"'
MnssnchuMetts Stntc Organi cussion of agriculture which i< the
her husband, Albert, in Vienna five
the illegal tnanubrought
two
It
rebuilt
a
from
New
years ago, he said, lie wns called
zation Questiona Legality principal subject before t h*> .•oll»|po
ItFsion of wine and
York. At 11:30 o'clock ninny imins a witness to identify valuable
O
f Appointment Of Butler .representatives at their confer
nininK •» nuisance
imports government
operatives
For Individual Tentative Program For The bulunccH were on the scene tut
To
Succeed Senator Lodge ence. The president expect: to out
latter charge wns Members New York Slock discovered among Mrs. Mors* e f Competition
only one man with a broken leg '
line his views of fnr.n r.r t< tull*
Kntertainrnent
Of
II.
S.
|direction o f Judge
Ranking
O
f
Participants
wns reported for treatment.
tions more extensively i °xt M c n - r S H
Exchange Are In Fight fects after her death.
because o f insufEngineers Coming
Here
Tukes
Place
Thursday;
” 1 met Mors and his wife in
At noon the lire chief called for i BOSTON, Nov. 14. — Willinm dny in opening the «ntVt j t o t f
For Control O f Market;
M. Butler, who led President CoolNext
Month
Was
Accepted
Vienna in 1919", the jeweler relat
tons
of dynamite with which to j utge’s cnmpnign for nomination‘ the agriculture coninnx.M ,n witch*
Finals Will He Saturday
High
Prices
In
Order ed. "Mors showed me a letter of
Attnrncy Am..s
■ ho recently appointed to f i»rmuIntov
buildings
of, cut 1...........
anil as chairman
of the
Republi-1
for inth- M
p* iuna
ybo conducted the
rm- the
the *p«sly
sneeilV con
coil blow lip
1 ,
- in
, hopes
■
—..............
.... —
/ -----, Irccomincndntiuns
ei iiiiiiiii iiuuiiiiiis iur
ni
credit for $100,0(8) and retained
Golfing
M
fine
on
the
Sanford
|
Further
plan*
for
N E W YORK . Nov. 14. — Fren me on ucnmmissinn basin to help
to comment
i.uiL i,,i||(i j,!,,.... “ "K■1° ,r *h'’
committee, conducted n«nt stabilization of the indu.rtr/,
,H,rty ’s campaign in the recent
The immediate problem, th* pre*- •
said the cose zied trading characterized Thurs him purchase tapestries, rugs, Municipal iLnks declare some 20- struction of thei nulkln ail at u. , conflagration. The city closed one
»r ns he was con- day’s market, the fifth consecutive paintings and other works of art odd players who yesterday a f t e r - • tin lake front were discussed u' reservoir directing nil its sup, ly t . ..lection, will take the seat In the „|rn, „ n|,| in hi* ni|dri,M |„ , t nijrhhi
fire nozzles increasing the wat
United Stutes senate made vacant is to bridge over the diffh'ultiuu I
Irelated by one of “ two million shares session" with for his store on Fifth Avenue. New noon competed for individual rank-1 u„. weekly luncheon of the local
by the deuth of Henry Cabot L oig o resulting from abnormal and war- (
Ing on the four teams participating Cluimher of Commerce held at the pressure.
ney's offices wore the “ hulls" and “ hears" struggling 1
Stores of Milphuiic arid in the Jhut may find it challenged by the stimulated surpluses whila, ho
••j j , also ri'Led me to keep an jin the Civic Golf Tournament.
ntnole grill todny.
Ine that Judge So- for control, and the day’s honors
sugui refinery begun exploding oft Democratic slate organization on a added, preparation must he mndu •
in and
and Muvor Forrest Lake reported
j,.Vl, out f,,r uny valuuhle piece o f j " ' " h medal scores turned in
Iruit juices did not again about evenly divided.
Additional streams wen11question of the constitutionality of also for tho time fast approaching ft
Bullish demonstration centering .jewelry that would makenice gifts |positions of the several players det li.ti the enmmittee appointed to or noon
|brew which is n
and hops. That stiil in the industrial shares, lifted more 1t„ r j,js w jf0. ,M„ri, pui-chuscd thous- I lerinined. everything was i-.i read , on-uiei the project hud met Iasi brought mi the m-w danger while j the net under which Gov. Cot np- when “ we are likely to he one of
the greatest of agriculture buying '
fnr ..........
rounds of the w.ek with a full ntteiidnnce and othrr si reams were directed on the 1pointed him today.
[declared, if it con- thnn fiO stocks to new peak prices alll|, „ f (|,,||H,-N worth o ' merchan
Filing with a legislative clerk nation*."
t„ |,„Ve City Kngineei Fred I,,.high \ alley Railroad coal pock|n one half of one for the year w ith the gemrnl in ,|IF(. u,„| to ,ny Kn„w |edge it was club competition Ibis afternoon helate tot lay a bill which would
The hope lies, he declared. In
dustriiil average at its highest iev- ; sihippi*«l by
American
Express ginning at 2 o’clock
,1 Wilhiims form an estimate of ■[y.
Six
to ns o f e x p l o s i v e soap mats strike out of the statues thr ln-.v organizations nnd methods which
el
since
the
early
part
of
1921.
1
he
thinugh
the
United
StateCusThose
representing
the
Junior
j
tin
cost
of
construction
liy
lot
foi
rh took Col. H ill’s
enacted
two
years
ago
which
gives
look to economics uml efficiencies lk
jt'hamher
_ _good .1
nil III lie «»f * lonmerce playing [ pi * ,'arutioti of duta to ho presented brought the entire force if ore fireslternooii wrestled genet al milroad share ^ average toms, lie ulso ohtaincil many
'against the senior chamher team to priqaTty owners in connection bout to r o o f o f tunnel containing the governor the power of appoint in producing and distributing. •
The long bntMe, showed a decline of 3-4 of a point, i
Meanwhile the presldout urjsil
signing o f the waivers |them while a heavy force of fire ing a senator to serve until the
“ When I met Mors later ur.l ! were the lust set of two-roine- to Wl'll t)
one of the jurot s, Tlie day's sales were slightly in
next stute election, Charles II, Mc- thnkJhe^luratiA's and farm ini
This
estimate
will
also
fighters
from
Hoboken
were
detail
excess
o
f
2,228,000
shares.
I
ssketl
how
the
N
ew
York
buainers
lie.
cssitry
“
dri\i
off”
this
afternoon.
At
2:30
vu juror* who held
luu, chairman *4 Yh* DkinoHKlW rr}, % ..t’ lhrlr attention In SMSOHM
4
VI.
cn»t iron pipe again f u A w**»|rolnK. he wud ’ rotten.
Pin o'clock the Rotnrinns wrro to begin rnchide the cost of hard surfacing ed to keep flumes from It.
of hu:lt7. >Ontf
•
fS
i to committee, safd there was no
4t».
.
the
drive
it
wu*
stated.
nished
the
pyrotechnic*
of
the
se
s-‘
not
paying
rent."
llieir argument with the Kiwnn
At 12:30 o'clock firemen express objection to Mr. Butler’s bring
m. nnd joined the
The agriculture problem o f to- fj||
sion, soaring more than 8 points
"| ,ta,,| | hoped he hn l no- lo t tans.
After the waivers have been ■d belief they had the lire under named fur a "temporary" period.
day, he Insisted, is not on the ylJa
to u record high
for all time at 1through my purchase* fo. him, nnd
The winners of the matches this signed the city will advertise tor c o n t r o l . Fire had destroyed et that
|t of early morningI | 147 1-4. ns the
badly trapped |j,,. M j j 'oh, no; I sold nil those iifleinoun will meet III the final* bid* ami award the contract for hour the “alt petre plnnt, the aban The Democratic pasty does feel, ho o f production Imt on tho ride < { ^ B
suit!, that an appointment extend
through the win * "shorts" rur-hed to cover, ll later |things at a big profit in Holland'
the construction of the bulkhead at doned sugai refinery, several small ing ovci two yearn pusses the per distribution. Too little though'. hAl , ,•*4
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
jirnl lurynien when reaacted to 142.
been given to this phase he !\jlAmerican ran, I,,,,,) Frame.’
e r factories and two rows tenement
Good, had and terrible golf feat once. Mr I.nk>- announced.
iod thut might be considered "tem- (led.
surrendered and which has been bought heavily re-,
"T w o special customs agent.-'! und Thursday's matches, declare"
houses.
A letter from District Engineer
IMiritry" nnd violates the federal
the verdict, it was cently on rumors ol a slock split
"U p to the present lime," Mr. v ffl
S,,-w York came to me after I. I (■•Billin'" l Helmut, who ha- a Gilbert K. Youngberg was n.iil in
The estimated loss will run into constitutional umrmtment, provid Coolidge eontinued, "tl.c main cm- :,wn
up and an increase in dividend, I M,-H. Mors was murdered, told on tale of woe all of his own.
Fifteen were seriously ing for direct election of U. S. phasis of our agricultural rduca* A
It which he called attention to the millions.
|vas sealed nnd de jumped more than live points to a t ),«•>- had htoughl from (,aI form i
tlon hus been placed upo.t pralucntin at the open ng record top at lf>3 1 2 hutforfeited i-«.>1 1 iu merehnndis« that had heell theic i* anyone mi a position to visit of the United States engineers in lured, while scores of others cut senator *.
The legislature which convenes lion. I believe thnt wns right, be
ses> Ion. The Cllltr'. two points of its gain in the Inte |smuggled into America nftei !»■ know, it is “ Birdie ’, who dnlii l here next week, and advised th** by g l a s s and 900 families homeless
ii oiki a Ioid li
lie shot a 74 for secretary of the local Chumber that
in January, is askeil to repeul this cause unless there i* econoifiy nnd
bed with .x|H*cUitors wave o f profit taking.
mg purchased in \ leiina. through nine h o l e s and admits it
everything possible was being done
provision and efforts will he made efficiency in production there i» ho
puloi there were
U. S. sti-i-l common crossed 113 mi-, and asked me to identify tin
to bring about an electio iihclwrr't neixl for thought in uny other uvWhen it conies to ulibi« well, let
provide for a stop of several
lul women who were to the highest price in five years. pieces. I dlil so, us far a* I win
the next congress on Murch 4, the lectlon. But our experience of the
the pencil pusher from the FI •ml i hour* at .Sunfoid
•id" There was a Net gains of 3 to S points were
January I and the convening of last few ’jenrs luix demonstratod
blin ker tell it himself.
Upon the motion of A. P Uonle the spectators seattered throughout the list with
chuirmun said, the supreme court thnt it is hy no means enough. '
let was read which savage arms, Senrs-Ruebui U, Mont
"I tailed off strong. I shot an ' " ’ Hy. chairman of the Waterways
of tlie United Slates may he peti
Committee, it wux agreed to ilruft
The farmer is not only ri produe.j—
iked by a bailiff, gomerv Ward; II
'eight"
on
the
first
hole,
a
“
seven"
R. Malinson,
Honed on the same constitutional er, he is likcwizc n merchntiL It
■ngtutiiluted warmly Post uni Cereal. Western Union,
mi tin- second and tie k i “ nine’" i plans relative to taking the engi
ground, he suiil.
does him no good to go: quantity
Bis way out o f the General Asphalt common and pre
on the third. But on the fourth I near* hy bout from here to Pulalk.i.
The Sanford High gridders and
Under the law ns proposed by production, in fnct it mny do him \
m the corridor he ferred, Coca-Cola, Maxwell Motors
hole I sliced my drive, gut mud. {thus giving them the opportunity
the Seulireeze eleven will dusli on Chairman McGluc’a amendment, harm, unless ho can likewho hnvo
vociferous throng " A ” , and Texas Gulf
und blew up, making a seventy- to review data concerning the pro tlie municipal hall grounds here to
Sulphur
the gnvei.mr may make a tempo- scientific marketing. I want to reo
posed
canal
from
Lnke'Monroe
to
trying to congrnlu- among the list of new highs in the
four on the first nine holes."
'tbg I ndinti river in addition to the morrow In what promises to he one lury : poiotinent to fill u vacancy, courses in ro-uprrntivc matk«vin»<
W
A
S
H
IN
G
T
O
N
.
Nov.
14.—
Steps
Yet despite these severe hard ! suggestisl deepening of the river of the fastest games seen locally hot itiiisi cause precepts to he i»- and furm economics alongside o f
industrial group.
Failure of the director* of the to round out naval uir urmnniciU ships "Birdie" is
wcarim;
the channel, und President Higgins all this season.
ued forthwith fur an election.
soil chemistry nnd animal hu*Southern Pacific to increase the di to an extent which may rovolution- smile that lasts und promise* to , nnuneed that he would make ur
Profiting from mistakes made in
it is understood thut Gov. Cux haudry. I want to uco n good far- \
Marries
luisic
strategy
were
announced
vidend, w hich had been w idely pre- ' J*£
make it o n e stroke better today.
Kissimmee lu.d before him when he signed liter on n goo>l farm ruiso u gr.cd '
I rungements for procuring n boat the last game, when
by the navy dcpurtmuit.
fr
Cabman dieted in speculative quarters, l'hursday
The scores turned in hy the sev and report on tlie mutter at the
the commission of Mr. Butlci as crop and secure a good price.” ‘4 S M
buttled
to
a
fi
ll
tie
before
A contract ha* been let with a eral player* for Thursday's play
threw u wet blanket over the rail
next meeting of the committee record breaking crowd, the locals senutor-designulo toduy, un opin
commercial
company
for
a
new
Nov. 14.— Society road shares, but not until after type of navy flying boat capable were as follows:
scheduled for next week.
are expected to have the edge on ion from William E. Dorman, coun
Rotary Club: R. L. Dean, 91; Dr
day at news of the " K u ty " preferred, Missouri Paci of a day’s sustained flight at more
Yowell the visitors, und Coach lluit bo- sel to the state senate, thut no ju Baptist Church W ill
In
the
absence
of
Arthur
1,y ] lin e s thut he will annex unother dicial question could he raised nnd
tonard Kip ‘.thino- fic preferred, Atlantic Coast Line than 100 miles an hour and with S Puleston 96; E. F. Housholder
Hold Men’s Banquet
•Mi; .1 Frank MacNeill 106; George chairman,
report was inn,I,
la Alice Beatrice and u few others hud registered a u s e fu l load capacity of up to two
the committee named fo - the enter victory to hi* already sizable list, thut the governor wns acting en
W
Knight
109;
Arthur
Yowell
112.
Byrd
and
Captain
Peck
ure
being
tirely
within
the
law.
of New Rochelle new maximum prices for the yeur. tons. Two other pluncs, different
tuinment of the governors,
and
Approximately 100 men are ox- "JBj
Junior Chamber of Commeivi
It wus generally understood a ft
unled on to exhibit the
same
Ball in New Ro- Southern Pacific broke from 103 1-2 in design, hill with the same ele
Butler peeled U> guthcr on the second floor gj
Scott performed to 101 following the regular div nients o f tremendous cargo spuce Walter Connelly 90; Douglass Igou visit here will he completed at the form shewed Inst Sutuniuy. and if er the electhin that Mr.
of the First Baptist church to- •.
90; Raymond Bearden 94; la-Roy
Na member of the idend announcement.
be con- I*. Chit tendon 97; R. S. Holly 103, next committee meeting, it wns expectations ure realized spectators would hnve u place in the cubinet night in a banquet to be featured .
at
the
game
tomorrow
will
gel
ufter
March
4,
but
the
death
a
few
’ were present. They
nnnounced.
G. W. Spencer Jr., 103.
days ugo of iVpntur Lodge left hy musical selection* and five min- <j
thrills aplenty.
(October 14.
George DeCottes urged n fuller
Kiwam* Club
Dr. W. I). CardMeisch tnay not get iliot the con “ vacancy, the filin g o f wnich by ulu -speeches by representative men
Yrdding they havo
tilerr 9N; K 11. Berg 112: W T attendance ut the weekly lunch test due to an injured hip, and It his appointment was understood to of the parish
be dwelling with her
Following is n list of snciikertT
Itodgkinson 122; A. C. Fort 127; eons of the Chamber, declaring is probable thut Thompson may be have been favored by those close
|ad liusbund s one
und their subjects: “ Why 1 Work;
L. B>Td 57 (nine holes); L. •' that the average attendance was prevented from starting, hut Byrd to the president in la* home slate.
another laborer,
nut representative of the town or
, b ,h
u|ld ,u w’orth nlore
to Win Men/’ Dr. J. T. Dsntoii; :
Helmut 74 (nine holes).
of Kip und RhineIthe
Hi, n
i .in il» .r> h m of til.*
iMl ll I 7 11.
' . .
.
.
membership
the nr
orgaruza“ Why Win tho Other FellowT” K.
Senior
Chamber
of
Comnien-v:
tban
the
admission
price
to
seo
b k’oe* hack to early
Ten
Hiccough
Cases
B. Halt; “ How Men's Ciassos Ca*»
tlon.
Upon
hi*
sugge.itinn
it
"
»
»
i
l)ll(l
llK.u)
..|{ril
Grange”
t
w
in
and
Churles
Whittier
101;
Edwurd
Jligin ' ’ ew Amsterdam.
modern
•
Best Help Correct the Evils
glnex 103; Jack Lloyd 122. The agreed that every member present turn und wriggle and squirm
] recently
inherited el. Corn prices closed about
In
Connecticut
City
ir . »• Judge J. G. k’ haroQ)
Iti'Kunili'HM of their attitude in oilier three members of the team, ut the lust meeting should inter
City Life,”
through
the
enemy
tackier*.
to 1 3-8 cents a bushel higher.
the omnipresent controversy over Alfred Lee, C. L. Derby and H. view five negligent meniLcrs und
“
The
Value
o f Men's Classes to a
The same line that put a dimmer
offensive value of aircraft, navy W. Herndon, did not appear.
MERIDEN, Co4n„ Nov. 14. — 10 City,” II. C. I)uBose; “ Get ThaS‘
induce them to attend regulurly.
on
Kisaimmee’a
hopes
last
week
•p
are agreed that possession
authentic esses of hiccoughing were
McMullen Gompers Says Labor officers
will start ugainst Seabreeze, Mid reported by physicians here with Man!” , J. C. Michael.
of a few squadrons of flying boats
the local mentor* ure not worrying unofficiu! reports of many addition
Victor In Election of the type contemplated would enResignation
in this respect. With Pope at cen- al victims. The attacks lust two
ublu the United States to embar
AS CONTESTANTS
ter. supported by Whitfield and or three days. Cause o f the epl
rass
seriously
the
success
of
any
E
L
PASO,
Texas,
Nov.
14.—
La
TER. N ov. 14. —
ell ut guurds and Kennedy and domic is a mystery. The only theo
STOOD A T N 0 0
dons have been made bor fared "ulmost phenomenally surprise attack coming from u long
ison at tackles, Kunfoia has ry advanced is that the uuususl
lardee for the office w ell" in the general elections. Sam distance, if their mere existence
line that can offer the old stone- drought may bo responsible.
B* of the sixth judi- uel Gompers, president of Amer would not serve to prevent uny
_____609j
lss Nell WlllUi
Some time in the wee small hours supply o f suitcases the once o ver,1wuj| opposition to any high school
such
attempt.
ican
Federation
of
Labor,
said
toD-signed a few dayH
scratching several with his knife i aggregation in this section,
isa Velma BhlppL—
>pL________ C00,2M|
of
lust
nipht
a
gentleman
not
lack
Recent
fleet
maneuvers
all
have
duy.
"
In
face
of
Coolidge
land
[McMullen, according
to determine the qun'ity o f the
Grier and Wilson will hold down Senator Fletcher Is
Miss Versa. Woodcoak....... 44a.aH
made public here, slide, there were .elected more rep- involved a sudden enemy attack on ing in boldness entered the cloth leather.
the wing positions, with King as a
las Naomi Tsllow*__---- 476,7(]
Centennial Speaker Isa
tri*. of St. Petei-s- Bentativca en«lorae<l by labor than the Panama canal, the outcome ing store of Woodruff A Watson
A ft e r completing his wardrobe |ukely substitute for the latter,
Mary Klnlaw_________ 1 2 V
Mlson, slate’s nttor- In present house,’' he •aid. Gum- hinging largely upon the enemy’s here and made off with several selection, the thief broke open the
Miss Sarah Corwin.________82,871
luccffui
in
C8Ub)iihi/u
R
temporary
pers
predicted
Congress
will
puss
Ijty and E. F. Zctrouback door and depurted with Ids
TALLAH ASSEE . Nor. 14. — Mrs. M. E- Patterson--------8 V ‘
base either In O n tfb l America or suits of clothes, several hats and booty for parts unknown.
Mrs.xWarren
Harding
ney, have applied for no laws detrimental to labor.
Senator Fletcher waa principal Mrs. Emroe W kks ........... 23,
cups
and
a
supply
o
f
shoes,
shirts,
upon some coastal U|and. In the
th it iR expected will
Police authorities Investigating
today before the Florida Mr*. J. F. Boston........— ... 18.1M
ties, sock and other garments. t
Reported Better speaker
December 1. Judge Governors I V o States last two annual tests the- thearet*
the robbery believe that the burglar I s
Historical fioriety in connection
Tlie
thief
was
certainly
nobody's
ical
enemy
gained
hU
object
j tendering his resighid himself in the building last
Farmers Mus t
Change Methods
Measure
DEMOCRATS WILL
CHALLENGE SEAT
HELD BY BUTLER
GOLFERS S T A R T BULKHEAD PLANS
CIVIC T O U R N E E D I S C U S S E D BY
ON CITY COURSE SENIQR CHAMBER
NEW PEAK PRICES
PREVAIL RESULT
OF WILD TRADING
Sanford (iridders
And Seabreeze To
Grapple Saturday
New Type o f Flying
Boat May Change
Air Service Plans
re
of
A.
Bold Burglar Hides In Store Here
And Selects Choice W earing Apparel
g
X
he known that he To Attend Grid Game
the practice o f his
in addition engage
BAINRID G E. Go.. Nov. 14.—
eal estate business.
Governor. Walker of Georgia and
Hardee of Florida will head the
parade here November 2-. when
>f Poisoned
Georgia-Florida
Fre.hmsn
will
^re Improved play football. Sponsor* for H o Ida are M U. Mary R°ge™ MiUhell
Va., Nov. 14.— o f Pensacola and MU* Polly Live
rnt* of tho FJks home ly o f Tallaha**ee. Georgia *punBhe hospital suffering sor* are unnamed a* yeteider taken Monday
ReprMcitutlvfl C eotfe
u* night and physfr * hopeful of their t a ,
th .t .!» w M ‘ S « :
^ c e a hiU in the Wazhlngton .U U
cken ny lim<?
legislature to eatablUh ^hjppmr
in the hospital and posts for the punishment of mash
Dm*.
ere,"
f
through failure o f the defending
scouts to locate the advance • • • •
started prior to decUration o f war
• • • in time to permit tho otponization of a screen in it* path.
In each case, the final conclusion
of the reviewing authoritle* ftre**od the necessity for improving the
“ eyes and ear*” of tho American
command.
*
After on investigation, a com
mittee of sociologists declared
Glasgow to be the worst city ia
the world.
Ford’s new plant at Copenhagen,
Denmark. U turning put 200 ear*
daily.
i MLAVv
’
timid hoy us marks about the
building indicated that he hif!
stood before the front mirror ju*t
inside of the gUss window *nd
cooly tried on upwards o f a dozen
suits
' *before
"
‘he found
___ _____
one thzt was
becoming to his particular >tvU
of beauty, ‘ Those not to hU liking
he threw on tho floor and trampled
on.
llie midnight Intruder evidently
desired to be sartorially Impecca
ble as discarded hats, shirts and
shoe* seemed to Indicate that he
was very discriminating in JiU se
lections.
A fter trying on several of th*
firm’s finest felts, he chose seveiwl
hate and cape and then gave tha
At.hr
night and allowed th« .proprietor
to lock him in a* marks on the
back door showed that it had been
opened from the Inside and there
was nothing to Indicate that the
robber had reined entrance through
the front aoor.
Mr. Woodruff visited the . ‘ ore
last night shortly after 7 o’clock
and
mni found
twwuu everything in order,
uiucif ***olthough the thief may have been
hiding among the suite In the show
case at that time.
—
• The clerk was the first to dis
cover the burglary this morning.
Chief
— . . . of
— Police Roy G. Williams
ore# are work
und members of his ror
ing on thy esse.
}
M ARION. Ohio, Nov. 14— Mrs.
Warren G. Herding’* condition im
proved early today over last night
when she suffered an attack of “ ah’
hunger” her phyaiclan said thla
m orn in g,*
Favorable Trade
Balance Reported
with Centennial celebration. He
reviewed the , history o f Florida
from time Ponce De Leon took
possession, April 12, 15)1 to the
present day.
532,629 Bales Cotton
Ginned In October
WASHINGTON, Nor. 14 — Cot
ton consumed during October ag
WAS1IINGT0N, NoV. 14^-Fia v - gregated 632,629 bales UnUr and
able trade balance for tha United 66,095 balsa Haters as compared
States of 4217,000,000 was shown WiU,
un
o j w x iw today In foreign trade figures is era In September and
sued by the commerce department and 67,491 Untrna ‘ “
for October,
.
j s m h w
* i.
'
Miss
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Miss
Miss
if*
Margaret MIMer - ___ J 1C
Wei tar W ig h t_______ 1<
F. C. Golson------------ ! H
M. E. Dsoly
Ethel Henry —
Florence Malm _
Alberta Ayeock
Miss Clara Rankin
Mrs. 8. P. Dutton
Miss Lena B Hagan
MIm Ruba Williams
Mias Emily Griffin
Mru. Dentsel Stafford —
Miss Dorothy S tokes----- - 1(
SS
�THE
i
SA N FO RD
WEDNESDAY,
Gustavus C. Seidel o f Penn«yl
Has Voted In Ev6ry
—----- j----- ■ •;;!
•- *)•
QAKLAND, Cal., Nov. la. — The
oldest voter registered In Alameda
in ton years the numb<
county for the recent election was ettc* consumed in tn
Charles P. Lohse, who reached the states, has increased ire
century mark last spring. Two jon lo 70 billion annually
weeks later ho walked to his voting
---------------------precinct to register for the pHClaire Adams, I
mnry and the general election. Ho
, Benjamin Hampton,
has net missed voting in 7 tf, yearn.
Born in New York, Lohse cairn*
f-, California In 1849 and was one
that period. H e In vcternnetaoln
likely to appear.
This particular piece of nil but of the successful gold miners of
that period. Ho is n veteran of
obsolete headgear has had a
the
C m l War.
flUar.f>c history and hns beep .sold
.-•lit .
and resold by all »ort3 o f penplo,
- ' * .
T R A IN IN G SPECIALIST
’n
the j .stove burner will have been burned
operation o f the .water otit, inaklffg the flow of gas fur
lants under municipal hi excess of normal requirements;
was offered today by
_______
hut, as in the case o f water, the
IKrVirw with a representative of |production coats just as much for
ci«,
*“
i
.- - o ™
”* “
,m
" ''j
-'if- c * k
^Utilities department, It will not “ as to ecrvlcds. and this applies to
■m iss . ’1 said Mr. Cobb, "/or own-1both water nod gas, when u cull is
Kf.o kriow something rcgardlnsT Imudc for thu setting of n mete*-.
K-operation,' the conservation of or a trnnrfcr, tho calls nro entered
fo r and gas and the manner in upon orders, and they are given
hlch the c Ity Ik handling ncrvice preference in tho order in which
fcftk,
they are received; lienee, it is hujPOne source of complaint nmong.manly impossible for the olTice 10
■Mr users Is leaking plumbing (state with any degree of accuracy
flUrrs. And, It must be remem- when the trouble or service man
K*d that it costs the eltixon ns «nii roach any certain house.
Stockholder In the water works,
"There «rg difTicultioK to overn . as rnlich to pump'water that come/' declared Mr. Cobb, “ and the
Kb Unused through leaky faucet* city looks for co-operation from
Ul other fixtures, *i > it doos to each of the co-owners of the plant*.,
jjnn ueml water," Mr. Cobb said. Hy tmliing together many pre*em
SThe trouhle Is that people r.re difficulties may be the »ooner *iverdpe to lose sight o f small leaks, come."
E example, who would notice n
---------------------------
T A t t A l t A F s H T Nov.
10.
M m J uiI PeUi^
settlers for apnrt.1!
000 acres of fA J r
Nprtheartcrn 0ku2
_______ . -*2
In<ligt|ant at U*,
« 1 a reward of f?
own funds for jtfS
-*H
,..»••
-
■ s ___ >V ‘ Vlt> ,1 .
— 5
(trtrr IsotirkH, u specialist in *
tourists to vi^it offered it tot sole us a "potato
C O R O N AD O BEACH
steal! of spending tfnifc" •* product o f the old Irish trnining discussion group lenders, ';H
Havana, as most pou|riijiilu ° f Hie seventeenth ccn- will spend the period from Nov. (■
1R to til, at Florida State C o l l e g e !;
W I L L O PEN
uti'l the urf Icet lx i f 11i f u.*,d er.rlior.
I railroads in the! but when it was polished up It w here *!uf will work with the young 1■
Led States as well war; I .mini lo b > a sample of the women o f the Y. W. C. A. who JJ
company nnd t h ? ! work of Paul Siorr, the greatest want to learn how. to lead such «
ie train will leave >London goldsmith o f the last cen- groups. She will present some-jB
lys iiiitl return on iiuiyy *m l tlm hull mark shows that ihing o f the theory und technic of 1a
1 number o f s t o p s !it undoubtedly was inado for the leading 1*. group, and then will con- *
coronation >>f King George IV.
.'net discussions tn illustrate.
u
For the Season o f 1921-25.
At the coronation o f the late
_________- ■
'■g|
— ____
T.
King Kdwnid full ytwo-tlurds of
ftor being redecorated in old ivory jjj
New York (iiants and Chicago. ■
the peers present were without
w hite enamel.
White Sox will sail this month on ■
thin lnyer on a smooth floor mid :
<stirinklimr with the diluted form- 1
an exhibition tour, including gnmes ; n
|nlin. An ordinary sprinkling will
E V E R Y T H I N G U P T O T HE MINUTE,
i:i Canada. Ireland, England, Bel- (B
W \It SAW, Nov. n . — llain' and
A'
Wet the grain thoroughk
iJfl
.
, , .
. * ol flu II
jftak Would cost the sum of $1.50,"
•• vi it..,.. * nniiounco.* the open do.
The hi
of giuni and Italy.
lv and evenly, then shovel into a flo >i| have ieduced the harvest o f
hV phintcd out.
|ing of "TheX T cil Shoppe", an a t heap over several times to insure
E. J. COATES.
M. K. DOl'G
grain ;:TAmerica than last season. " F t ji. an
gHiltewiKO, n leak or only nnn*J|tractively
...............
designed tea room at 100 j an even distribution. Cover with*
the sown area is larger than it 1confe .-i
Jtetwmth Alf an inch would c o s tip ,,^ Avenue' tomorrow.
M
B
B
U
B
E
a
a
B
B
M
a
n
iig
B
K
g
B
B
H
iia
u
u
n
B
a
H
a
a a iR a u ,!!,
litinvn* or hanging nnd let stnnd
1 U 0 per month.
vva- in t vear. Poland, t h e r e f o r e , !" ^ 1'1’ '
"The Tea Shoppe" is finished in ,11001 nix to twelve hours.
■
HPSr.i'epThn cokt ratio,” declare I Mr. ivoiy and French blue, with unique
Inimediule sowing may be done wnl he forced to pUtelUKO IIWIi! '
Cff||b, "increases rapidly whet tin- border designs, nnd Mr. Ilonv-e has
tJSSnetcr Is increased. One-eight.i .spared no efforts to *»mk«* it one blit the seed will run through the grain in Ainnric nthan las’ season, j trouble
Tile Polish American Chamber of jeMth < •
6 /tan Inch opening will east #22.’-5 o f the prettiest und most littrnelivt drill bolter, if first allowed to
dry.
,
MK month. One-fourth of an inch. institutions of its kind.
( -.unmetce will take steps to pro- [
Before planting the seed, care
$'4,05, while a half-im-n leak per
"Notl-inp pretentious" said
r hy getting hold i .
month reaches the enormous cost Ifoagc in deserihiug his shop, 1 r- \should he used to see that thev are tc;* the ,- me,,me
- in Kuglutk! are
•'uit
brought into contact with the ,,f t 1 rhlef sujinlies from I'nitcd !. * HM*
dwellin'- places
neatly
appointed
t«—
li-iii
illu
i'4
them
is
ehei.piy
,
dig
u---.
H k t.„l. ...... .,11 t__ •
U"! 1
ea room ^pAies of smut, the directions say. Si.it.
(where ah atimisnliore o f lefmement This may happen hv sacking the 1a i .. -;hle. Stanislas Ar -', lor- . ing i > i
n.i c shortage.
I will predominate."
.... tiierl
........ ..dish High Comu.itm ia-r , ----seed tn old hags or putting. tho
Tea, sandwiches nnd fancy pastry
..
grain into dirtv bias, even after
1...... 1f< i f.ml (e.ir«-hases in Anierieii. will
will Le included in the nt-mi *'
■-M - the l .iited State, in thm |
• r‘ \being treated.
ifoagc, said, find the mairigi-iueut
The College ■.f Agriculture spec- •e..m . . lion,
, will eater to the select stint, of
mbits give 'lie
following rules .
Bemnrknblo results In quickly B
l Sanford society.
|ns a basis: One gallon of dduted
Wo luive 1 110 bi-i't S'.tilt W at 41 :.:ul 1 1 ii Wa’.tr Tn
clearing up tho severest coughs B
formalin vv.l! treat I bushel of I OtJ Itl’.N I - 'i
have been obtained with a prescrip- J
grain. One ouine of formalin to I !• '.1 .ekeeping room*. m i i .uii
tion by n well-known specialist that b
gallons o f water is the proper month. Hid East hifth.
does two things at once. It not only ■
T ry Our
dilution.
Formalin is irritating!
soothes and heals tho soreness and B
In the skin and should be handled
~
,
,
irritation, but it very quickly loos- ■
I’esi l alti-iiod Iln is
ens and removes tho phlegm and J
Ki.ro- rarefuiiv.
s III sixMoist weather, while incTensing
mi
r
l..,,.
congestion which are tho real causo u
Alilk I ’ccl I'riiTM
it Stock- ; h** ' iwlil *»f oat a, favms the ill - r t l l O P I O F ^ ;O O U I l t i l
of tho coughing. It is often aston- B
A f *»ic*C.ltMlv
l! f h
ishing
how
speedily
the
cough
stops.
M
Mdopn.ent of oat -m«it
Therefore
W C lC O I
T i n |»r««#crl|»l»on In kn«»m» na Ur. ^
n itnt li- priU AUttons shouhl lie taken to
IClr k *s N»*vr Ularovrry for «*uunh<
It l« y
fM ic u ff treat all seed ta f. ie planting in ^ O X t 1 0 V i l l C i C Z .
I’nrtli ula: Ijr \nluat>l« for nluht roufltlnc. 71
To iirttiniitly m i l tl»l« *nnoy|nif a n j B
hiel de- the fall,
Viftkinli.u' • iiumr. fUiuply t»efor« r« tlnni; ^
n tend
------“
triUr tin* leapptHHtfiil nf Ur Kinic'a N»-w jj
Floods Force Poland
Huv American Grain
Simmons Siberia
Refrigerators
at
Rail Hardware Co
Bad Coughs Ended
Quickly by Double
Action Remedy
-
WOl U. Ladies
imv Hutler Is Successor sn.\s \<u can bei.iem
...... To Henry Cabot bodge1 , ............. ..... ......
to enter the
• - —
li.i.e spells of
(.rent BrilBOSTON. .Nov. U.
William M
.....
Oenmark, Butler. Inuyei. nun.ufaetiirer an. ,
„
ni l JI,
el.aiMiinn »l Brj.i.I.li.ian Nntim.nl
.,
a (ointiara t ooimit1. 1 . was tmtav niipointed uv
’ „•
.......... .
.........me C»* to -,e
the kite 1
V."*' " a ,y
Hot
i m-
Iti in v
d the sport
rountrv. b it
long to the
body.
Most
or Hanish
t ' a h it
lanl^e,
;i<
l idted
Sta'.i ■ Sep.iit i fmin Miissarhu
,i-iP
'tin
goM-rii.ir said he p.is
i»s.uiniui-> that Butler \vill urerpt
The appointment I* for approxi
mutely two yeuis ns the next gen
e!i >le lion is in I
’ •» I 4•*
iwnoniing
,u.t
,
1 • ***
Di i n o r r y i.ml iiol«l It In your thrnat 15
t-r 20 w#ronda Iwfor* * wallow In*.
T^o|.)r who I m w l**« n linnldt* to n « t on «ntount of continual touirhtnir h iv e often
pottrn t hr It full H or H hours' «U«|i bjr
thi* *itnpl* method.
l»r Rlnff • Is otrellcnt, too. for rhllc!r* r»'s r.pAMtnodlc c roup. Iirotirliltl*. laryn$;ltI*, hronclilal Asthma nnt! hotreenwo.
On ii*ls a i oil good (lrugglstfl. Ask f o r
11
Ilv, , „
...
' .M*- r. .
•'
Children's Coats.
Hal. or Hlu
M E N ’S M U SLIN
Ni^ht Shirts
Men’s Work Shoes
$2.00 to $5.00
M E N ’S T O I’ KIS
JOHN B. STETSON HA’l'S
All o f the New Shapes and Colors
$7.00 to $10.00
Boy’s Dress Shoes and Oxfords
Bni. or Blu.
29c
M E N ’ S BROWN
Prices ri^ht
Men’s A clour H;ils
Colors: Grey, Brown and Black
$5.00
36-inch All Wool Serge
IG inches w ide-per yard
■
H
SI
fl
M
jJJ
See our I.adies and
$7.45 to $11.95
35c Dress Ginghams
H
217 SANFOUD AVKNU I
id Knncv Mi\tun*.*t— With Tw-.i I';
Per Yard
titvc* u. your
u
,Vt
Boys Suits
Nurso’s I'nilorm ( loth
Crepe De Chine
et
■
!l' ■ ,in'* b..w.-l- i li.i ,11..
r
i■..w v t f u11y ou the liv e ., sii.ugt
-le/eslioit, | . i•i• -* the bow els
j lestotes a fine h oling of em
vim ai I « Immu full.ess. 1’iiee
i Sold h\ I III.ill I’linl nut. V.
*■1.00 Ladies’ Satin, urn
*2.50 l.ndie.s' l ull I'ashinn
“ They Satisfy”
Try Smith s Par1
'• '"t. r
Wie
Baltimore Oysicrs a specialty
Bed Comforts
$3.00 to $5.00
L A D IE S BR U SH
Woo! Sw eaters
$5.00 to $10.00
.00 M EN'S
l^tdjch' Crepe and Corduroy
■>UJ.Vlv.'< • -S'
Kimonos
Silks,
Woolens and Jerseys
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Serges and Fancy Mixtures
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f * ? i
.M .S tL a c:
- < ? « w t r r j tit m s . awalntt you. otherwise a duerso pro
Mar m a y bn
t o se ll at pub
« » 4 i f c . i » o , wl,U ;
(w t w t (l a ifo ln s l
V. Slat#
State ef
of Florida.
Flo
tINDRIt MKCTION ST3 Hemlaole Cenaty,
of
Ifvldsd one-h eir I merest o f
y, ? » * W la ordered tlJat Oils Citation he and that at .. . __ _________ _
In r « Estate of A. It. Willey,
QRNKHAI, BTATUTEd
.....
4o m In am i i r f th e f o l l o w l n *
OP
present
my
final
accounts
as
Ex
published In tha Hanford JLora Id. a
tlh rd r e a l e s t a t e In anld cmtnnewspaper published In Hemlnhla ecutor* of said estate, and ask /hr
to-w lt:
ii, »• » i HP tin a ' ’w,u «
» ----r S L m
County, Florida, ones a wreak for their approval.
Peeln nt a point 10 ft. South o f 1-Mndtrd C e c il O a b b lt. iTrrnaRcd. JF — • „ lr Snd d a y ol
-umviN
Hated October 13. A. D. 1921.
elnht cnnaevutlva weeks
and 20 ft. WOst of the Northeast nn.1 t h a t at t h e s a m e t i m e I ' ' H I
1 Ii
1921.
k i -m b K V
AX El- T. MJNDQinST and
WJTNKHS my hand ami the sent
m )officia l
alynature
corner of the Northenat un-trier p r e s e n t m y f i n a l Acc ou n ts ns E x H fiJ
___ _____
Jadwe
El-JIKIt M.NDQU1HT.
‘of the anld Circuit Court on this
of the Northeast .nuarior of Sec- e r n t o r o f anld c - t n t e . an d ask f o r
"
t h |a t h f 23rd d a y o f Oc
►
. a . D. 1194. h U (Ill'll Mid aa
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the estate Ind. day of October. A. D., 1924.
Executors.
tlon 32. Township 19 Hnuth. Han go
ito In tnjr off let And hue rilsrhftrae ns H tl
deceased; (SKAE)
31 East, riltt thence Went (ho Ills, " T S M P 8 8 & , •••*!. *. a i m
S '.
DOrnHARS.
*emlnclV,,Tr '’1’ .
and that nL the same time t wilt ,
E. A. p o i i o f A hh, ; IN T ill: f O l ’ IlT OF THE COUSTV tance "f I2r. ft. thence Houtlt n dlsI. T . I l t V I N , Jit., K x e c u to r.
C l e r k CfrcttH C o unr t H cmlr to le CourtJ lltliK .
NI'.VIINOt.E COUNTY, tnnt..... f 100 ft., thence East n dis
of the Circuit Court of the
flcalp imbnirM the follow-inn present my final accounts >ia e x Clerk
send.
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Flnrldn.
Seventh Judicial Circuit of F lor
STATE OF FI.OIIIHA.
tance of t2s ft., thence North n N O T I C E O F A P P U I C A T I O N F O l l
1btwl
property
situated
In ecutor of said entitle, and Hah for
n y A M. W K K K H , \ \ C.
ida In and for HemI mile County.
Jn re; Estate of Witt, t-. Pipes npd distance of 200 ft. to paint of be
T \ . V U K K I I U J l U K K t U ' C T , t>N !'7^
N o v T 14 21 28
»le County. Florida, to-wltt their approval.
O.
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BPENCEIt.
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OF T H E
O E N E IIA I.
R T A T I T.lt Oct. . 4, 31. NOV. *■
« * a|llornce 1„ Sipes, minors.
Paled October 13. A. P. 1921.
tel nhim;.
s i lSl day
,e"« W
a y i
109 Villa Site* at Twin
M
Hollcltor and Counael for ComplainJ. K. IlICKHON. Executor.
Notice of Application to Hell w h i c h a p p l i c a t i o n w i l l b e sbnecd
nut.
M
inn
ie
I,and.
•
upen the p e t i t i o n f o r s a l s n o w on
• Raid land bblhir u w n n l nt
C O t ' I t T O F C O U J tT V ' J t l l f i B . 11— 7-14-21-2*
Notice Is hereby given to nit f i l e lii said court.
" I f e ■Of* the isrunnre of xu.-h ISNe m in
In r e E s ta te o f J o h n E . Ettnd- ns ludt.. „ f i.,.15?
o le f ' o o n t y , M a t r nf F l o r i d a .
w lioni It may concern that (1. I*
Tinted Mils the 13th day nf Octo l l f l r n t e No. r333, d a te d th e t l h d a y
cate in tha name of A. P.
dfitrhurKv ah
I n re F a t a l e o f A. F , P h l l H p l .
•>f Ju ne. A. n . 1922. has f l l r d snlil qulst.
IN, c o u n t O F C O U S T V JUIM1R Pipes, ns KiinrdlHii nf Writ. I-. Hlpns ber. A. 11 1021.
th.
N
o t i c e Is h e r e b y k ! v » n. U> a ll Of (Jti i*f*M V
N o t i c e la h e r e b y if lv e n . to nil S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , S t a t e o f F l o r i d a . and Horace I.. Hlpes. minors, will
c e r t i f i c a t e In m y office.^ a^od^has
ln, v c o n c e r n , ; t h a t on th e
«l. I * S I P E S , Ounrdinn.
at I in m « Moan purchaser of
c o n cern. m
i ha#tt _ „on
n the.
the
In re Estate nf Charles f-undqulal. on the inh day of November. A.
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mu tie a p p l i c a t i o n foF tn x deedunlit 27th d a y o f H c e a m h tr , A . D, 1924, nt'd that nt‘ th.",.
Certificate No. 11*1. dated the w h o m . It m a yy concern,
tires,.nt ii , fin, , M l t
D e c e m b e r. A
A.. D 1971.;
la w . Halit e m i . u a j ____re
Notice la hereby given. lit nil !>.. 1921. apply to tlto Honorable IN c o r i t r OF COUNTY JIMCF.. ,issue ,In - -a c c o r d, a n c e w i,t,h, I...,
day of-July A. II..| j*ar. haa ! 7l|i I l a y o f December.
y,
to
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apply
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• ' .a. r i a
nnld 4ert If train In my office F. Ilona
mV, J o (ta r o f r a id Court. ■ 27
27th d n v e f D e c e m b e r, A P . f!>24.
In nod f o r s l i d
C o u n t y , nt Ills o ( hita (tuple enplleniloni for Tux
•In re Estate o f Edward Cecil
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w i i .i k i .u a t o .
M . or n j soo n
t h e r e a f t e r ns the Notice Is hcrehF given, to nil I of HEt^of HVt’ V,. 8*«7 IS T p 21-8. diacharue ns Kxeoqtora o f t h e c s lh t s
W. Bald certificate embraces the dlachnrse aa Kxecutor of the is tu le1 I t o u s h o l d e r . J u d g e o f said C ourt.
E. I’ ll 11.1.11*8. deceased;
dluwlna deacrlhed pmporty alt- of A
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UiAt
nt
the
same
time
]
will
III ftemlnnt* County, Florida,
lifcseitl my fltinl accounts . « i:.H I I I U I I R B I I I I I I I I I I M I I I I I I I I D I I I I I I I R I I R I R I I I T ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H R ■ B R R R I « R R C 1R R R I R R B R R R H H R R R R R R B * D R I R R H ■ ■ ■ K ■ I R H R D H B * ■ ■ K H R H S R R I R R R R H H H R H R i B R r
of said estate, and ask for
f Villa fllle*. Tha ccutor
their
approval
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K naaeaaed at the
P a t e .1 O c t o b e r 23 A . I> 70 2 1
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Cate In the name of A. P. Smith.
That Km nia Maas purchaser of
<R
Tax Certificate No. 1171. dated the I S ( O M I T O F « O l \ T 1 J l
1st day of June. A I), lvif., im» N f m h m l r Fnnnfjr* U n t r nf Flnfhln* g
In r r K f t u t r o f II K, W h i t in r. Hr ■
'filed enld cert If lent e lu.rny office
N o t In* I n h«*r«*hy irlv**ri. t'» nil ■
and has made appllcimnh for 'lax
“Seed to Issue In accordance with whuin if may ruriniii Hint fin th** ■
Raid certificate
embraces ?7th flay *«f hfrtinilt#*r. A f * h»?l M
following described tirnp'rty I I Ahull j|f)|t|y t «* th#* HniMtruMf- 1C ®
wnIt! F m ir f, ®
situated In Seminole County, Flor- F. I f ntipfiuMf t , J iii I k *1
ftw JudKi*
Priihfiti* f*»r m\ f Itin I |JJ
Jo. t o - w l l
L o t 75 V i l l a Sites at T w i n L a k e s , cl I Ht’h u rn»* t»F fCxiTiitnr •*f t h f tH tm p JJ
VVhM nrr, Hr, f!*>rfiiM«**l, *
he said land helntf assessed at the o f II.t F.
Jtlale o f I lie Issunnre o f such c e r t l - and tlint ur flu* Fiiim- linn f will
pr«*ft**nt m> f in a l n m n m i * .mb 11jt f l j » | . f l r a t « In the m m ir o f A. C. W i l c o x
i* a ml ii *4k fur ,
T h a t Ermna Mims p u rch aser o f i t i i tor iif nit li| t*?•t #11 h
T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No. 191, d a te d Urn t h f l r n|»pritvii1
Iiulift
(
irt
f»hr»r
?*.
A l» lf»2 4 !
d a y o f June. A. 1> 190S. has
I* v w i l l t Nic11 i:x-<iitor
l i e d anld c e r t i f i c a t e In m> o f f i c e
snd has m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n for. T a x
" ead In limur In HronrilHTirf* w i t h |\ l*OI
I I T Ol'.
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t ‘O l V T \
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r o r t l f l r a t n ••nihrMrr* tIn* j Mf-mlnolr r n m i h » Hiwlr nf F ln rld n.
f o l l o w i n g d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y situIll re E s t a t e o f I7rutnn V i .iiiierou
a t r i l In S e m i n o l e C o u n ty . F l o r i d a ,
N o t i c e ts h e r e b y M l u n , to alt
J h o -w lt:
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r o f t i a r n thj,t on the
; , L o t s 37 and 3X V i l l a Kites i« t ' 27i r, ,|av ,,f |t.,eiulo-r
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i V U n lf’ i'i* FMld r r r l l f h a l r ffhiill^ lir | fl f |Cmm a V
t *a mu-rum »!»
rad ee m e d nccordlnw to law tax deed |
, |l(. *nine llm» - w i l t Issue t h e r e o f on the 2nd dnv p t e s e n i m v ftnnt a, *0,111111
■ A p t H e re in to r . A I ' 1924
e.-utor or said estate , and
W itn ess on
official
sl|i n a tu re tlndr n p i o ,n .,1
P, Rttd aenl Hits th e 22rd day o f ttcl>at-,l •••■lot.., 7 -.
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A It i W M E I t ' i N
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CClerk Circuit t'o u rt K e m ln oie C o u n l> f Ol IIT OF F i l l M l
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ty , F l o r i d a
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N O T IC E OF A P P I.IC A T IO X
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tliiy.s
With less Ilian
alicatl
of
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them
tiffin t, if they wotiltl ateumulate all tin
votes they should have.
( )Ver-fonIitlenee loses hat lies.
Re
laxation at this sluice of tin- eampaiKii
is suie itla I to success.
I >* termination
1.
in vote Kathermir will make a winner
out of a contestant.
This is not the time
to
What is intended to he done
LIST OF PRIZES
hesilate.
must
lie
To tempori/.e is to let some
To lie Awarded Saturday Night, Nov. t i .
the prize that woultl have hern yours.
All
. i
I he Herald's territory is heinif
raked as with a line tooth mnili and 111*'
totnlliuj,' to almost colossal ti**ures.
Complete with balloon Tires Value ...................... .Kl,;r>0.0ll
r e s l d . In ,
11 Mtiw hehuot es every
y„„
t*» put I re Ii vitality
Firs! Prize
BUICK STANDARD SIX TOURING CAR
rush *tf suhsenpt ions will send votes
I M o m e a m le
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contestant
into
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I
work,
Note the tremendous number *>t
votes you will get tor a five years sub
Third Prize
Present indications point to
l&
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the Jiriz.es will
lie won Iw
\et>
Edison Phonograph. V a lu e .......................................... $185.00
small margins
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contestant t an appear certain
Fourth Prize
Cold. V a lu e ............................................................................ $50.00
ol victory, and there is abundant spe-
BIG CROP
ul.ition as to thi* outcome
] h uni! will decide.
Fertilizers
N jJ jlffilB
EDISON PHONOGR APH
a hairhtval It finish, and it looks certain
Ill'll
This final
It is only those who
In; let tin waves with a .'lil t upper lip,
brush aside every oli.-tmle that
arise that
have the best
Fifth Prize
rnav
chances of
Cold, V a lu e ............................................................................ $25.00
winning the Hunk.
“ Make Every Acre Do Its Best”
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The many big crops of the fruit anti fancy vegetables
' gro wn with Armour’s Hit; ( ’KOI* ferlilieers are our
fj bes t advertisement. Actual field results clearly prove
their superior crop-making ability. Only high grutlo
materials of known value enter into their composition.
' The plant-food in balanced to suit the needs of the par
ticular i rop for which it is intended. They can l>e de'T peniloil upon to grow big crops if big crops are possible-
D
I Ins final period will undoubtedly
witness the must spirited battle that
in,.- yet taken place.
' TEN PER CENT C O M M I S S O N
Will be paid In all contestants who remain active until
the end of the campaign Dut who do not win one of the
valuable prizes.
\ ictory is hi the final voting scheilllie.
W'ork !
Fight to the last ditch!
IR CITRUS AND VEGETABLE CROP
K
GOOD FOR
FR EE VOTES
I b is Coupon, Hh.'M tirally cut from Ihr paper. Is got*d for 10
yot«*n in The Hanford Hcruld'M Salesmanship ( untpaign for the
following contestant;
Warehouse ut Sanford
>' I f l
Arm our
IV rliliic r
W u rks
NAME
W e a t C o m m e r c i a l a n d It. It. A v e
RMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS
va
a d d r e s s
Not Good Unletia Voted on or Before Nov. 14.
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he iransferretl from one ronfl
aii'>( her. This is an ahsolutfl
will he strictly enforced.
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Then* will be no f"rther <
I ! *■ \ol mg sehedule. Tin* '’fU
'•I subscript ions as it ai'|**rtJ
I’age is final and will not beC
•luring t he remainder of d'c<
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All voti'H must ht‘ placed is]
lot box before 10 o’clock on th
nightH. I'ositivelv no subscription*!
accepted without the monffj
money will be accepted
subscript ions. No .sub^tript^
w ill be refunded.
0. All contestants are urgedt
The Herald office the clo
when the judges make thci
ment of the winners.
-v
a few days.
\ There is no easier way to accumulate votes than
'b y following this method. Turn in your subscrip
tions.each morning and turn in enough to win the
extra votes. At the rate o f 5,000 extra each day it
won’ t take long to pile up many thousands.
Its the number o f subscriptions that count. N o t
f
All letters containing votBi
mitlances should I * ;nldreiJ|
('ampaign Manag'T. Tl'fSan
aid. Sanford, Florida. Tht'llfl
not he responsible for
sent by mail vvhien do nod
time.
1 R H - i a i i i i r m ' 1* 31* * ^
1 Five-year uubHrriptian to Tkr Daily Herald. M-sOO.—
At noon each day r>,000 extra votes will he award
ed that contestant who turns in iiu> greatest numv her « f subscriptions, not the greatest amount of
money, in the 24 hour period ending at that time.
This special inducement will hold good for only
fe».?muu" ‘ ° f » « W .
•1.
VOTINli S( I1KDUI-E FO ll SIXTH rEKlu0
OF THE 11HitALD'S SUUSCKH*TION lONTlSfj
_ 5000 EXTRA VOTES
‘‘ '
.. The Armour I1IG C ROP line is complete. Tf includes
'.formulas and analyses to suit every Florida crop ami
l£4>fl. Am ong the four types o f Hit! CROP citrus mix
tures there is one especially adapted to the fall needs
o f your grove. And there's a BIG C R O P vegetable
•fertilizer to satisfy every need of your soil and crop.
.Descriptive booklet free on request
nuttances, take piv, .I'Hion tsl
exactly what time >":irloaI|
fict* closes. lVisitiVio no I
iccoivc<l by mail later ibaa1
Sal onlay night, November 51
includctl. Send nil rcmittiMB
day or two by special LCuVfM
A B eautiful Prize, V a lu e .................................................$2:15.00
Study the new voting schedule taie
that
11 you live out side nf
phiii to mail your vo . - o il
DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RING
w dl lie the deriding fat lor ,n determin
ing the winners.
fully.
The campai.trn
promptly at in u’cWd
Saturday, November!
LJ. All subscriptionsto]
in votes must he in1
aid office by that tin
doors of 'Che Herald!
will be closed promp
all workers whoarei
that time will he wait
and iciven ample off
ty to turn in suhserip
votes even ilimijfh
hours may be o»n$un
Second Pri/o
I luvse last few da vs of the c.tmp:o}rn
scription.
IftllllfT
As a matter o f prec
and to guard against
bility of loss to cam
through
mismulerst
through these last days
campaign, h<*r» with
pended the final rules
sti notions that n.ust
served.
All candidate shoulj
and wei^’h e\ t rv iinei
lv.
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to \vm, roupletl with relentless activity
other coiilcsl,-mt forjfe aheatl and claim
9
rn o u r< $
jm
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eonlestanLs must exert every possihle
done now.
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Read These I
Rules CAREFUI
WILL BE GIVEN AWAY VERY SOON
I F«ur-yeur aul>acripUon in the Daily-Herald. I M M U 3]
1 Three-year subarriplion tu The Daily Herald. S21.M
1 Two-year subscription to T t.j Daily Herald, lll-O*.
J Onc.jear suW ri,,iiun lo The Daily Herald, $7.00..--—l
! J iS' Mo’!,hs '’uUrrii>iion to The Daily Herald.
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I rhree.Mouth* auh«crlptiun to
Daj|.. iferaW, $bTSr :
1 Five-year Huhtrriptlon { „ T he Weekly IleraW..
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hour-year .ub*cripIion lo Thc Wepk|y II(,rilldt W Jti—
^ h r ‘^ ' , f * r “ ul*rrlption l u T h e Weekly H e r a l d . * * *
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Man Honci-ed . nl
Rogers Ilonirby o f ‘ be fit. Louis
ted president of tho Oronge Conn- 11 P A I ) |» J [ | 7 m \ m ' »"U rV of"NimTding '"’ hnd^lo
if inn: O’Neal Is One fy Fair Association at n iivcting
O U I I ^ 1 / | I N \ J ! *®e'.iUon.i. IIo urged that n new ('ordinals this years led hi* Luguc
Principal Spctikurs
jpo, Nov.
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Tain and congestion is gone.
Q dckly 7— Yc:«. Almost instant r o - •
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III
«*>ni i m i m i u t i i v | n o v u * v a ■•
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•i f from chest colds. »oro throat,
■iidiiy yenri lie ||.«s
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sr.rvfd
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between t h e ’ rcaltoYs nmi ; sought for the new dirigible 7.R-1, *
Imrkaehe. ItinihaflfR compiitiH: ami
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Have
« ‘ the Imilrtinc and loan a^odal.on . siMrr -bi,,
the Slienniukum,
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ORLANDO. Nnv. l|
its tpiota
L l hiiK" ribi
>. Mayor das. L. Olios w..-, ,,.,|cc. Jlari i.eeie:ary o| i|„. u rUndo ♦ i"i.'/.r.'.r.i
W the
. . . " l ^State
5 ! L * Realtoi
• * . . ! . ! • "dnui.'l.t-r of the nir."
f O B ------»t* Jacobs Oil.
" ' i t ni: " of
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|ny trouble.
ttd treasurer, the ruisiimn |„.
Hub Ibis .soothing
1th went over tho i ’top
|Hiiethflit1f(
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Lota " f 520; .when Mrn.
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(fid!, chairhjati, turned; in
chest a n d
like ■
K < B i H"w.rii wa. .Ifclol
a ' “M,w
* * * ”^bv' i^tWlit, sparkling eye,*., checks witli
a ( (,n\<** * wan the subject ofi ?anUn'drbtjr’
’ jungic
rc lirf a
W. It. McQunid o f tbn Pamett P® clow ol health, « «km ah smooth
,ae rflw completed its i t t i l V anit tnunacer and tin wiliilmn here.
' coriies. St. Jncoba!ll
. the National Hank
Itnnk of
of J
Joelrfon'MIle.
M N w c t%
, the ideal wtc all
air ire___
to
in Mr ««>
H. Esietf. re h A n m s n ^ 1 K,ft’ccn5,vf fi,,r l"
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Oil is n hnrndess , J
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T nt-m nddrxsses of il„. Thor*- ,£ Sh.-arston of Miami, ntecrctarv »U»'A* N o hlcmbhes, ho eruptions,
lit its ijuota of $30 had
liniim-nt w h i e h t B
i nriiruiar ntti-iition v.,i
p u l day ineeting. speakine about the " f llw i i'<-i.<linit. spoke on "Build no biackbr.fts, 10 m A ih to devnoy
•I ii i e kly lireakr , JJ
i: .i d I ..an Advertising"
U neven tenure o f lualtbv rkJn.
„f MnePonnlri was 10 me matter .,f r. l^etlnr lioc.t- m i d , \ ,,i t!.. i
e Ii e • t e o 11) s, i S
The (.c,ir( i-i y.ijic. r.*d bleoil free
• PI .,.- v i re elected ns follow
Ur to report that it had "J V ,V,|‘V p, r ' ‘.‘L’
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imothiM the infill- 3
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Orlando..
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and
nii|K
L,„ pui per cent marls.
sore m
unit mm
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udiItbedrul School and some
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' .In ki.Hiivdle; seernd vice proaidijul * ,r nulth, bio.'A ih*t dii.-tJ t'im*
Ipv-r apartment houses
up the* conge.* n
Mi. fiNVal M
. . .«*. .r.•• «1, t.,
Inc to lie able to dfsplny and tho county rni.niiissiriiiiii
li.ui that causes 1 ■
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u,!/niii,n ii" ! Ihint vn ,•* pii ident* k. lii Wind •Jkin >hl, r-.,>.hca Itoni die *vvtnn_
pr rent flag. The fnc- elmt beinc ehosen. with tin- adili »«•• i;»l» » ..• i .i,
fLim.
It tu'vt’i m
rh of the (inblic schools
m
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1,1 •■"'Idit'i: and loan Mu'im; i.rei.n y. S It. Shear 'm r , t r ^ n i^nrw ? * !'* * '* * * .
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n. s ,„| | „ Miami- ir.M,ui«i. A. J. Men ill r , t l - I'/.OOM rn ' • . ; . ’ i rod d appoints an,I .I,*e:i not burn the J
rinc rni*»!lr<i.
..f i*..t|,i„e tb.ii ......
r • ' I u> .ierdale.
. vilomt. dr ere • t»-* i -j. i*i
out.
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Ld^on t»"»k »n ninny mcm _ I It. Hr oj.sier, of U„. Kvemni; He- knA. T. (iilb iil of -I asid ■ i:nl>, ■|. ,, i i . in i|,,. „ s
Tl,.. |t|ait* f >i (he next merin-i; hit-.,:, tjr* r Iow r>f Ur.,Ill, lU e it
<>■ i a :to r.-nl bottle of St Jacobs
|t*hle sh» had ... the lo b -! n„rler
• " ; ; * " Star "anil
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Id1
lull ulll*
Uft I-hf| II ..lilt
.Hi, (I,| HiiiHTV til j V ill ft ItltfloUIH t'( 1 Inter by th(•« : t(lull
r * ' t'T,
] 'i'*.JNAKI)I S. <i..
any drie; store, ll has been
l San Juan Hotel yestcrJ ‘" " d a Fun.
He.u..c substitute.. , . t alt dniRgista , ri.
llU.,| f „ r r,r, years.
I ‘Iuns fur a irtnit flnwrr mill
mail , f
m ill
m.-aiis
f.,i <i'iilive ■ mmittce.
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fruit auto-parade wore iii:uigiiial
•u
r„.s* tiddcs will he .... j
„ , hpv , urn „ u, lls
. „n I-...lay and £n\nr- for thi, Wll|- w
„ f ,|„ stu ng
ps
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hwnch; f,.atlltvs Mf Fair
Hvr i* m rhafifv or Mrs.;
v
1juchlin
■ Pccorntions of
an
:ni|n.,.i |
L 0t l"'» per cent fir m s ! ' hararter wlH be ndopte.l. lh. An. '
New C r e p e A. Sill* F r o c k s
S c a t te r Size K o gn
• rican Is-gion will Ih> invited to eolil'.’-.T'i
l-.’t O f f
oporate with the Flag decorations
tl)rcw.
la-on
r*w "ltiekson»Ivea,
" ..son-.vm*. .o-mi
thl. , ifU.wlllk„. ,;,.01Ke Slew.
•III- * til l i\r«{ in lime fut this
rt( of St ,Vlorsl)Urk. W)l| h:iV(.
Tin
famous Si.rupee wool, n
|tn'», bh-".. Seders Awn,
'iltiit!,i\ s;i! • t ttldfs «»f tiiivy,
Brown
l l,- Id lot of v|7,,-s i’7v -l.
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jmcciv. Jack’s I’ lnce. McIIP
-Old IMivii! f,*i Snttirdiiv
l*» ft* t*J. Nun** •lit»w :i
Ma?uire & 'Voorhin,
it, . t Nl. I 111K I >HI T N „ r,
Sat unlay f 1J 7*r». \ l».**i *J.
Book Store, Marine’;
fund* >>i exeiiatiHCN.
Sold on
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Metimger Investment
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*. niinunl Uctl Cross Roll
trdim: to nn announcern out Thursday at the
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" State Credit Men
t o ^ ? l K i !(‘ ather In Orlando
t t * t ”’& ,i i » S i ;F u r Tw o Day Meet
Braltv t'o.. Person aod
*rn I’harmncy
Me-,
ORLANDO. Nu\ I ) -M.ii .c -i
is. Orlando Orange and owners of im-i>antile anti cd, th. I’enrdallV office, it iigi-nrii s in i lotida are ineeling1
j-E.iti Co..
F r a n k in Orlntido at the San Juan hotel ,
, Orlando
Heiiltv 1today and tomorrow to fotai ;i
Count v Chamber «•I state wide .isso* nit loll m an . * l i
at,
Ita'ik, I.iebc-r to g:v*> tirtter service t hi o n -1; • :
|UI Telegraph, San Juan tin- ii.it.
Hcitdounrlcr* wi ! ■■
I’otl-i
i 'alidv Stor«- at 'lie i.ioiiiH of i he (iilimdo ' •• i
Drang* t.
Tllttle
Shop, it Assm'lutnm at Jt.' W all l ,
|«i (North Orange). Vi*,lielegatos will be ben: • .
plollvwo m| I .a mi A: Water Naiitord. la-estiurg.
Ilia P ' v i
& Lands Co.,j la I.nmi. Tensiteola. Lake!
' >t j
h’» Krnl l -late. I hilpitt's Teti'l-li'ltg. Miami
! ‘la t < H\.
Ion. Sj Jiihii ll -tel of- I nmi,;*. luistis, I'nlatka J
•
Ikover Hoot Shop, Fil"-t i \dle, tinnier vill*-. lion- I - ol. I n l
llUnk lint Shop, Orlando T w in . West Palm T„ I
I •t * T
(Tni't
Wils*in Shoe Hivii. Fmt I Jiudenlab I. , ' i f
jlfi-ui iliiidvvare Co., Her- , V.-o|e- II ivi -h and Milaioi,
O f f u MclJiughlin
C.
Stalna, ker of tt
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tail-* H . hv i i ,* t’o., V* 11 it \ ., IS at 11 |i.ii \ . <>
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Store. Ideal iiy ,‘ Satil'da' evi-oing al Hi- ‘ ■•'
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Market,
Nat Jn.in,
.Ii,,|gi lilaml i- -mi I. IUln-1 T.|o». Stole, Den
oi iki i- on the pi -gram
pk-l!- '* Si
Craml Ten
pe. Itrir-ii-i and Powell's
TrnlTii- in the S*ilo-e- v. •• • i-ftit
Mi I,am
Ifmrk ( rial m ' - mis w a l>! I, 1 t
i , St II17. Mot - we k - • the s"-'.in-* of oiI i o*.
•'-*• • 11 .i I. San J nan , niol. • *i
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“ I l c U c r K a c li W o i k ” is t h o li v ttl o \lu it
> m a r k e t s lm
c < t i n p t I s it -I t o s e n pel 1 1
the
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• ill.ii. hi Im .it liri, (ii ti iitiil !uov%n with fmioy blrt|K*d
I r«11i , <*ift. iillil lint tMill
In ( A d priica
mv* t
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tnin-t - Ill'll inle*
in > i .l''
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f rock
l,,i
prrttm st
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S tiff Linen B uster B r o w n s ,
Collar and Cuff Sets
house
i-ould
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fill*- pel • ales.
The
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.W. iikThe iwv»e»t thing Under the ruii )u*t now In tha
way of an •eeensory for the Fall sjiorta frock* and very
small they ure too. In whilu, green nmi torn, at
from It, to Jt»
at 79c
"a :
I I ii II*
new t.ivent
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n - | - u mi
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ivw
He- Illii : |MII I i ii»kcl mill I'ulu Swi'atrn, flit* Miuiiti ' t lung ft»* out i Immi nr i ••••! vw;i Hh‘| w a r , Ml Llitu fttCI -illy Weill with III*' N|t*MI k nkllt.
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The New Styles in
Fall Sweaters
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M e n ’s U n i o n S u i t s
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NF.W HAPPV HOME D R E S S E S
C l. In* (• ii t h ,iin
I
In tl„' p-*polai biiig .-vbn-v, mid high peek Mylcn are ‘
lai, -t ni • iv nl • front New ^ ,ik . taught at tho — •
at with self ,.,,v«.i,.,l ei i;,•1,1 I*i111,>rv*•, rrepe <le rhino
the ii, v. pi mi* h i ,, the fahries in eoloiH to match
-ml. Pro *•
imjfl
$7 .0(1
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ftifr*
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I at M’ l I ItIH I• b
al
lo Sell
S'-.iltir.lav. SI.2.Y
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I ’ y pm ill.i ing a v e iv
i *.• /,-.I
VM N D K O K jTig^. tonal *oVr*c*l|. vvram
comp iti blJuk, lirown. navy. r«(| nnu
lu igi a i."i’ l im til. we • I
fry t I ii -oi at if I 09 <a- I
Moo I In, i
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. $1.00 set
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r r\ A *'
50c cacn
w
•'*> •JOnl.4
Tla . i \ l<- 11his 11 alt-d in
hilt oil*, o f ov i-| 'JO VVJiU'h
at $ 1 4 .5 0
l-a
me t<* he a**ld l>*i ^-1 o'.'.
H o y ’s N e w 2 -T r o u s e r
Suits
S. ERNEST PHIlMTf & SON
•’,s N o r th O r a n g e A v e .
1 1*
Hu,
and
llie
\. i •• *• > I" 1 l * > all *„•*• and
‘ to **,, »-i
/ • is
in till
ii ' iii and 1<1-i, ft -11* If
toil- i,i
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fit Ii
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"KVKKYTII1NC* M l 'S K A I.”
The Suit Blouse
i !• .o :
Hetl Spt ea iK * I 'is I aefi
lot It i
|t. •t f |,'ft
lUlhft . (!»•
f 'll t|.t\
IJ i.i-sie ie Sale
( Hiv* ip* 1 inbrnuli ; i -1
:,ti
l’.\ Hand.
to*
sl-n'li o f K veords mid Supplies.
$10 (10
I i inoel S I . I P > anl
i .. i.,it\ - r i • i • ,*t * i>-, * .0 tod
M , p ,» . I •. i • d oar- i d.
nl|»'< ' ,
h| ,| I., ji, ,, ol.••,!, v* tie.i I •-!
aim l a . a. » a in
• ' i d ' 3 In a i u
out up I " ‘ Cite
\ MOHK Kl.AItOHATK T H N I t ' —a-mbr,tillered or
on,ie elnhornle IrinumoR npplie I in baud* pr Aide hfr,-,,,,
,|i i , ii <Is and Imlto'i*. Tho I,.ii **Ii of Ca; lin-naMe red . ill-tnij-.ui h e. many. Modcmlely juiced.
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,f| V .’ 'in * ' p a -
" hUi'miil'Ic l
H ’hT iK
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N ew
H a ir I'r ic e
-‘fa
$7 .5(1
titol I t ‘in*.tl in* l|,if
Am o. t e a r riiorh am s mi l
FREE S E R V I C E
Th-- 3 .,ul*‘ i-tan la at tbc top in tin- blousg family.
:•*,lit in N -w York and the country ov*t , ttiey have
ink, a f.vdilnn t»y rtenn. Worn over a coatumu slip
tie y make a lovely frock.
\ vi*3 L
T i l l ' T A IL O R E D Tl NIC m, at attractively mado
N
nf |’t--nl,.d iw*liiuiiirii etepe, Hat crepe and rr*pc da
, , iri,•. having convertible collar or oval nick; trimmed
with band:, of coottnMing lolur.
r
IIMlO • » • - . % ! , fMf .•|»• I |t .til I lit
f.lufi it.J, i
of aui linni m if It
Illi-fhUli . I Im\\ I, ii |lUlllii'tit t I till.
51
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I hail 11«*■•* a I -i«l u • • I h t -I
ipie i at* : .,1 iirdii\ !■I » -
"w i 'In- tiiik* to arrange to lay anulc the
K’llK'l A \ou have hern |trt)im:.mhr yom.-ell *i-t
|niui Liny u)( pick your mdrumrnl. m.the
"Ciy ii, lee.it anti it will he delivered hi liiti- let
®*t,; I nut |>nytiK-nlM will I *• utrang'd s-lartuid
"vn tin iiia* lime is delivered.
•H ,
" 2 N e w Silk and S a tin
H a ls S.T..N!)
Hone I! tit I oils at
S I. IP
a
The Tunic Blouse
is the season’s
favorite
,’M» ft. in One I'a c h a g e
,'lti \\on| •we ill t
m
are
Flour J
Join our Chrisfnuis Vietrolr.
Club Now
DICKSON'IVES CO.
::;2-I4
Orance
I
o Ave. Orlando. Phone 1106
*1il, ulll** l,!o, k III lie ‘.l* "P of xi.V*. tll-fiO
I,,,,I | i.u, I SK H V i .1 S|J».:1|) ini- Kuil. 'll,,
ift.lv
al*. iii ti/-. j, foi lad*. - f 11 in Is yenrr. Styli.ldv
made r uit>
f i lidl-f mg ,|U'»Ht> . $12.fit) Sutuida)
.
Mam floor. •
If unable to come to thin Hatordav event, write or phon/ Pri-*cilia. I l r p« raonn I shopper who will buy for you.
Saturday
sto,** boura a a. ai. l*» ID p. in.
T f 1
T/
K »1
■>i i ■■■Mil
..
A ii lliiunuul ()|i|iortunity
to Solve Thut Chriilmu*
(ilfl-Prebbni
I*ay $1.00
On 'll(r V|cUo)u of youi
* t Chtdce. * - . *
And u .mail sum each
week until (3hrUtaia»—
and convenient monthly
puynu-utJ will ho arrang
ed. Thu' Victrola will In
delivrrod to your homt
CJiriilmax week.
AT
Announci
Oilr*
jeja
ftSewina: Machine
Club
...
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An c-gcoptiunal offer to | | i
our
patrorui — a
plan
whereby a Fn>« or • W i l l
Wextlughouae
EJuctrlc
Sewing Mnchino can be I
»‘ ri\
V' . *
'H
$5.00 Payfncnt
jjt* <
u- - ^ th
. . . ii
i^
and thy .machliK- will
be
H H ilM
iQ.tiwulve oqual
piiymeiits with \
eat • f e w * ’ . .'>■
Our Mail Order Sei*vico
.i
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k
vJ.eikfi
O
tl
I
tujyaU or too Jnrce to bavo the
iiirohipt utteutlou. by (gtp ert^ic^
Semi In your ordert.
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Manager
IlKIKJ
.A ttIH ..
l'hnnr Hit
U1TIOW l U T f A
7.00 8 lx Months ...tl.fiD
'.City by Carrier, par
[$ *
'
C T t t S v f i .......
not
rel
fo r
f t entertainments where
piiule will be rhnrscd
nr advertising rnlea.
|R ASKOf'l ATf:
Hated t’ rcas Mb eaelus
il to thr use f o r repubJon uL 'n il
p e w t dlspatrhpa
K M ifffft'n r not nlh erwlae errdIn llih*|i|prr nnd alMo the hiral
i puQManrd herein.
A ll rights
I p llliln ttln n of i p o r l i l d b p i t c l i *
herein ^ a r ■!*<> reserved.
)A Y ^ O V E »IB K R
Lb
14, 1924.
'*V«-
Your Ad?
A
skBrisbane
Sees' • -It;
t,
* A\ *
: » great many other businesses in
hot always obtainable fo r the serv
ant occasionally sells socks which
develop holes upon the firs t wearing. A grocer sometimes
sells eggs which TatCl'flrove to be in a rather bad condition.
An auto dealer may sell you a car which has all sorts o f de
ficiencies
kortictimes buy gold bricks from bondsalesmen which are not all they are supposed to be. And
ven n nowspaper, may once ir|-n while sell you advertising
‘"ch #jhfcr6hyyidbcs not bnng the desired results.
JLlTiliA.-w (oK, rr^Aj\ idea to ask you yoursuch a person asked
F
tand
"W h y " o f the advertising mnnagqBj---- he
_. very
, promptly
.
. .
was told. He had inserted a want adiapplying for n position.
Tno atl read ak 'frUowis:
*
Sinking $15,000,000.
Stock Boom Still Boils.
Higher Cotton, Good News.
The Brain Grows.
BY ARTH UR BRISBANE
(Ceerrlab* IBM)
T H IS G O V E R N M E N T had paid
thirty-five million dollnrs toward
the building o f n magnificent bat
tleship to be named "the Washing
ton.”
1 '
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Then enme thAt Arms Confer- jti
once at Washington whore Eurd-J '
penns and Asiatics pulled the wool
over the eyes o f our innocent soY O U N G man, fnir education, Heat appearance, recalled “ statesmen.” We agreed to
iiable, desires inside position. H-Gi Newspaper.
stop building ships, because it
The advertising mnnnger, according to the Fourth Es
wasn’t convenient or passible for
tate which tells the story, answered the dissatisfied cus
the other nations to build them.
tomer with the following letter:
...
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.
, Not only Mint, but we agreed to
W e are f i o r r y to hear thnt your m tu n lio n wanted ml- destroy hoatn ftIrt.a(|y in existence,
10DOM IS W IT H IN — Neith- vefiTsemehi did no{ bring desired results. The circulation and among oilier things, to rink,
11 they sny, Ln here! or, lo of our paper is larger than at any time in its history, so
>1 for, behold the kingdom of
la wilhln you.
Luke 17:21.
IE LIFE. 1$ BEST
flnct-A littl* homestead
fasti edt.cozy in the hiiis,
fShfre’s happiness anil laugh-
R
Here 8hc blessed sunshine fills
tvory day with hone and promise;
W e can. work with cagernc-s
There wa know that every effort
.Serves to bring our own success.
Et-
ant a home where friendship
jves Hith kindliness and rest,
here nil nature aniilca a welcome
#A n d where life Is at Its b,-st.
' there always comes v yearning
lien the, evening shmlaw* fall
Ami wc’l I never he cont.’ me i
i’ Till wo-heed its friendly call
1(’/ ' f- U w lr e t iM Hawthorne.
* -------- o-------lacho Wiiir of Mosinre, WisJn, v ^ s killed at French Lick
other?day when he was thrown
tm hlfl*horso. You’ve got to l>o
-Prince.- to get away with that
-o/ your bill so that other folks
f t can pay W u i
v.-1
KM;
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Ton con olwnys tell a man's disition by the curve of his mouth.
unfinished, the Washington and the
there can he nothing wrong with the ‘paper’ itself.
$35,000,000 already spent on her.
"Lack of results is due generally to two factors— market
conditions (supply and demand) or unattractive copy.
In'
A SUIT has been brought as
your case it is probably both.
|"Citizen and Taxpayer’’ by Mr.
“ It is a fact thnt it is more difficult to obtain a position j WilIiiam 11 ‘sh,’rrt’r to prevent the
just now than il was a year ago. That is a condition the 1<,t’!,t,utU,,n of this boat. There
i will be a hearing on Friday, and
newspaper can not help and should not be Idumed for.
' uni ess the Court forbids it, the
" Y o u r copy rend that you have a 'fair education' and
great unfinished battleship will be
desire ‘an inside position'— you do not specify what kind of
sunk mi Saturday,
education you tin possess or what kind of an inside position I
you desire. The average reader looking over the situations I HOW DOES THAT impress you, I
wanted advertisements for a man would pass yours by be- 1tending to the bottom >f the ocean
cause it gives him very little, if any, information as to your $35,0(10,00(1 o f (he taxpayers' mon
ey to oblige Europeans and Asiatics
qualifications.
‘Remember you are in competition with hundreds of
to bubdships, nnd
therefore wheedle our silly- officials
others looking for work, women as well as men. Your chances .
of getting a job depend upon your ability to sell your services i,,,n w>nk,,m>g thl» co,,,,try?
and Ihe first step is to insert a situation wanted advertise
IN T H E F A B L E of the fax with
ment that will tell your story in a convincing way. Il must hi- tail i ut nlf, the other foxes i
radiate enthusiasm— It must reflect your personality. Such laughed and declined to oblige |
an advertisement will attract attention ami increase your him h\ cut ting (heir tails, off too. I
Put poor old Uncle Sam is per- |
chances of success ten-fold. But remember, no newspaper can
guarantee results. It can only sell you so many lines m so sanded to sink or junk In- best
ships and this in spile of the fact
many thousand copies at so much a line.
“ It you will call at our office we shall be glad to help you . that European and Asjali ■ nations
have AM kept their agreement. On
write a well worded situation advertisement ”
** *» man0cnn get away with mur
der i f he will «>nly smile,
i
Just wiirn IV,. had , fa
I graph thought up » c ra*,
' ing girl pietyrc> in the J
foi got it.
a
Houdini, the man *h«i
out o f anything, made j
by not being in this rn
race.
Try Smith’s B
Shop for ^ood b
work. Ladies wel
Next to Valdez.
AUK RICH SAFK FROM TH E GALLOW S?
N EW Y o r k
uduld
When philosophies clash, there we were badly shaken, and began
is usnalU a paradox winch limiw^i In re examine our lirst theory:
•on •■ an ut thiimimeti'. bei.iliipr ubsurtiitn- nil., hrillitoil r« ln f. Sohiiuuim.’ him iniglu In-all very wi ll
new fa - tiuttli* m i . " r , itniic of in th< tlcM ol penology. Ileiu we ' " r the otticrs, tun it was prtily
i.i
i .-n i
,
i ,l
(ougii for him: di<l he real v UeI hem.
bhek : *id lili, knowing not whitr.i r
, . '
.,
. .
.
si i vo lo be banged.
And so we
,
*" u" ’
'■(•gnu with It Mtnpie p.ip.r !iri(1 doubt, having so clour
. l.\Klx r. I n o ,in rctributdi idea of punishmeni; if nloa what wo (bin., about it.
•nil boils. More than two mi i one a ntio ,i,d winrtg |jo ilesoi vod
to
Wb are fail'd, however, bv a conhulf million xtuuo- woio -old \i.,. sulf^i '• i u I lion wo IojumisI tlnit i rcto dilution that cannot lio a l toi.iuy following a series of lWo ' c<" K*' '
"nt >n Mmplv as the*, g ’ o | down, r’luroncr Darrov, in
__ _ ...
and
d. . 1■uted ( tie idea if puaedi- • Ins dehati
with
Judge
r.ihoy,
nolbon >1mio din>. If tin gr iiernl m en t n. . dr'.i-rlt lit; it -boiibl i. •
tdnnily asserted that we hnv« otic
I’ riiti sluires lln picsprri'i of IhejmetCil
it n an exampl I d 111fie[i- cxstmii for the rich, another fur
^
will lie a pros- tint wi"i v dt i h. Then ’ uconrrod thi |inm "I'll g uar anl oe, " ne said,
|i(t <c countl \ .
In u . 101! ltd- was mhie.'iitl • to "that oxtix man of the nincior'i
(Hit* contrary, nations lha‘ weie rep
mi
Home Making” , The Host Profession
There is much in a name.
In Miami this year they are
Bob Holly's "Trucker” Is artis
calling thi* Domestic Science Course in the High ’■Vhn d, the
tic as well as instructive.— Ocala
’ ’irlt’d at fin- VVn . - d i nri t n , f r i
“ Hume-Making ('nurse", anil it is proving just about the
most pnpulut course ever offet’etl to Miami High School sluK v f o hcn girls yell " H a y ! ” when dunts.
fjf meet you on the street, they
In ailditiim to the usual domestic ‘‘science” training with
inot think ing of the recent straw
Ht.
its calones and its vitamins, tin re are to he taught the care
of children, the furnishing and decoration of a house, social
: Folks are known more by what
y do than by what they don’t usage, and numerous other things that go towards making a
war I i'I
w'm woi e locked up. awaiting d<:ilh in S*ing Sin,r is
woman a good house-keeju'i' and a good rnolhei
The Herald has no information as to tin- "credits" such
* ' L l MONI^ wrih v.n, li rue and w• . • •t I it, tin i of >rinat ix•• tl. ro berate e bo was w unoui n
A good loot
looking gn ) is lik
iXa a i lone a course will contribute to units required for graduation from i m '■’ *»' ut i-. cheap, miiy j pm , ,-i,t ,dc«: tti.,t v. > put a man in jiio m i .ml law x oi ' Is lilts I nn 7 If
>1Jo' Io l on ii him to nioti.l
hi • it i- not wholly true, is U u i a not
aurenalin.
w«- strong again
;< rdax wave
i no much Until in it? Ami it it is |
flutter for a minute lint ha n standard High Ni luml. hut it Impes t.hey are valued two or *
Tt> '»>; *e ■ v imp i onmi*m.
u ■ IMtr. what an wc to do almut' 1 ' .'
sting effect.
three t o 'one in comparison with" the regular academic'1' * ' * * ' i f i t p o r t A i n t ' ec\v t te .ill
Die i mi lit r y .
"Spot
sal -k”
oii got kid. . tuil.v well on 11’" !,ut One llong wo might do is mnke
’b n dits" on which a High S c h o o l girl swims or sinks.
lb, i ipital
|iu n .bmt id >11• uni i and- xx t m our p nal | (id
Southern rnarkel, have gone up ’ e tin- ny.
-King George went to a movie th.
■rill ft • i 35.('do I,. 5(1,011(1 lint,.* fd! ni-ldn In i.ai.nlox; if wo jui"
o| h x i . alii xx,j\ . |- it 11 t , it"Home-Making" is tin* most needed profession o f (he age.
other night for the first time in !
i.li a nmi t• m ike Idm t.. i i e . i t ,\o ”
I ' vim phi t \ ’
Reform i
lleaxx exports ait <•xpi ct
, hia llfo. The king is ilegern rai The girl who selects a ‘‘Home-Making" career has the ideal a day
tiarigldp loin . n tpti i r wax to t l.o ? ,\\ hillvX it It is, lot there ho
ed lln. moat b a rut next
______
Ii opportunity to displav her finest talents and her best gemtis
lull "If. I
..x <1.0 loj-t of II
>1 11 i'tio : ’ on 11. That lln- 11 Ii can
A good pi n • |,.r col' i on anI to II Wo 1o't I'
Oil ( III1 • • m.d
•ape xxhilo tl.. poor pay tic prim*
Poo had Notre Dame
is
not She can have a rounded hie as lug as her capm it v tor grasp olid pfospci it) .
t hoot ■, , I tint w i ig tun a an ■i i:i ii d* i c :i i- an int<
It rests almost entirely with hen-ell
ii.
.'Scheduled to play Illinois tins vear. ing the real values.
i n p ' o to
tb> i
Bui •\ noxx it ■!' tmi • t
I H f,
I. t SSI \ N
( * *x* j tiir onl ’
W o can think of tm other game And "herself" grows out of the thoughts and the tt.lining
ah.m plan - to import 'hi- yon
ao many sparks would fly that have fitted her for " H o m e Maki ng"
IJi.lKlIJ halos ol Am, in an colli n,
Ing an afternoon.
In addition to knowing how to rn ,k and to sew. to -we -p I " a.x not lung of f "di.doii.pno ,,t ,
---------o-------must du ih'iiti 11on hinor'
■ The governors will be in Sanford and to dust, the girl trained to lie a "Home Maket
DAV UK Tl I K S M A L L TOW N
II that i niitinuos ttio I ' f:i11",I
next week. Isct’s give them a good know how p» g n e and to take
Site must learn to be tan
I. N O W I! I.I M NTI.NI
Si.il, - xx ill piohabli do id, to uni ,
line and something to talk almut
land
square.
She
must
he
a
"goo
i
sport",
refusing
to
uh.ne,
Into
h
Mince
and
England
and
toe
ehen they gel hack to their own
refusing to complain of aches and pains mi fai in that l> "I'liUi |{||X 1*,. aftrl all
. o |i n. •■?
Dome towns.
Mon x
•i i poke tun at r
d
I no i - i Mini up,
talk?*, i*v i*f 1
lb. 1-1Itcvtk
Im flex Mu .•mail t
humanly possihle. She must know how to -pend m-oj, ■, v. ■*t
* i* is . iin.ng tn ei n11
*. lb. - ina’Icc com
lien il 1
Bfnford,
never
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.v. 110 ly nnd keep hook- .n curatelv. She mu-t lo.e t luldmi
lie
xx f
i .. 11 1 xi o • an muui: y i 11■ I* e. ido for tno ni i ilin* • its
iny cheaper
ar than it ju now. Now
'a J■ i * n pmila of elt l/e' hip .
M u iu ; n il 1 t HE NT k ltd! i df i, •n o at ox
xx,di or Iteller
the tiirte
grt your hand* on must have good ta-te and good lodgment. She must undi 1i»
.. tn
*> fft
*v , Ft 1*ek?. ui tt* j >1111 t.u M-d yesterday 11 n of ttie I) g town. In i au-o \vtill ib n lI.i
)me good_ liolld
tali it \ It - gre it open
„ rocks. Don’t nut stand that her business is keeping her farmh well ami happ>.
o h in it a.-o eotm . pu-hmg out ■] nice« 11 !,: - . xx idle t he city In. x
Jt off too iaAg.'w
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and that this includes developing in that family the consul than xvo11 1ovci -uld tn*fn‘'o in manx
a day.
* <1 its population ini, the -mailer
eration of each other, the unselfi -hness and the loving kimlIi- I. lo a ij,-s. school-, .'tri rr lie •
tine - 1oi k , I nil,*it Sta'ox Steel, I' ..mmunit ii
and i poi i.illx is t tie not
One of.
Ghatnbor of Comio g olftyt ruuldn’t, nlnv .ynHwr I1CSB with which every sttciessful " I hum-Maker " must rule whleli in the good oh] duya o f jta I lo-sun driven in me ilmt 'lie small aft1 mole aeccsMbte, just as effi
rday became he had iffokcti
l-.iliytiood was soiling in,uni $10 1t. w n i. ideal f t 11
lire.lining cient. and are without the ill t-.u
nrokcp ...
hi* her house.
ant for clean, l i a p j u n i ,nyiiuw Mini- common to unite pop-ilnus
ashie-nibllek, and Boh Peartnsn,
A h the world progresses, "Home-Making Courses" will he a -Imre, sold at $115,
living. The lea ..it i plain. ( on aren«. tiieat,*-t of all, tiie siiuil!
1nking it was sim«t infornxl din
Hx'e hundred ami tlily differ
major courses in all the High Si hools and C o l l e g e s o| the out -(oik - altogitlni wore bought I'l.xltd cities ate led a- do-iranlt* town ptoxidi- an oppmtimit/ i i r
er, plmnpcf.fyr thtedoulpr.’
I for homes ns suburlian tmalitios, fr a fidshlji, f..i km xv ing au l tend
countrv . And, again as the world progresses, hoys and m,,:i and j-dd.
■y l The Sarasota Times explains n will he admitted to such course- -admitted that they m t\
unless one is aide to own a home ing and greeting the other feili
i e.
Smoke 'tilt ibwiaii will it m •in s, nuchallot When it sayh, " I f you mukt1 i
The human loam M cufiabla ,f a Song million.ui.
be
taught
that
good
fathers
arc
just
as
essential
to
tint.practice of Iyi 11jjt i *» n*porint it i?
unlimited development and tbur, e'arkjx and Will 1 addings make for i leogotl as ot ovoi that ol t ie c r y
: nntumj for you to i|tit,stiun miiiic world as good mothers and that the man’s share in "Home- is rin such thing as uvo xxort. foi efficiency bill n t iii'ctex inly for I* is tin* d e l tin I struggle of ijuul
thfl thin^« you m t in i)i» pu
j it y nvet quantity,
Making" is an all-important au\iliar> to the woman's "Home- a brain ptupet K developed Think ' virtur
'" if
xxitb intoli-e concerilruti.nl
Making" lareer.
makes tile brain aetiiuliv grow .it
Let us have a "Home-Making Course.", with qiiuli.ied an, age
m The sons o f tbe men who u-cd t<
The late-t proof i- tip K v a a i n a a s i s B i n i i i i a s i i i i u a i H i i i a a i B i t c i i i i i n i i i k x z i i s
mrrease of one iioarler o f an In,
ywing the bucksaw nto rmw 'ukrng timbers, in c\er\ Florida school.
fit•*.
RJWMOns in swinging the golf .'ub
.Viy-Kcy West t ’itizen. And (lj.<t
certainly better than a lot u| tt.o gthey might
mli
otherxx iso I,,- do.ng
in ttie -i*o of l.loxd lieorg. .- )u*jnt
-troo 11*03
\ qua. lot *.| an mob make,- a
c e n t difference w bon the spine j\ - M I Nil I.I i I I I / 1 N
HlhsJ vxitb the nglil kind o f Inac. :
rnattoi
^mYOU can't
a
man tlou n ,
Alro, thinking elianges iind in
I®
Be* b ( » n t
ftJhol, l l m
h i n b m i 1 J i m t iriili? * ic i i i a c i i
oc
i
analx -»i«
l o In eplg I iiminut le iot oases the stze ,.f (be imse. <h Vei
to
In
able
I
i
bold
a
dltinet
paitx
W'e have lots lorn ted in every : eel ion of the city.
T y,,',|* r‘1,,>r.
( ' V ‘ l.-tuill’ I' adli.ll.lrl, I od -o I lint tt
op.- ill,* cbm
Wo ale x\ha i oni
^ 0Si»k^r/,
0 uoif Tnurnument.
Ill- modal,
.
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Our prices are rj.iiht, atul you can't heal Ihe terms.
for eighteen holes xyns one bin
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1 ,v k' cut 111 II be. I by one's spat kltug ion itiougtils make IIdrrd and forty-eight, not colltil dig ; V*l atexl flatloix II ..X m l I .. •: I.a xor-Mtii.n. to crush a forensic op
ponelil xi it It a piii n.-o. It, s l ugger
JU D G E SUPER m Hal: 11mull* »*
excuse, t ’ ure-trutn, d ; ml Inin
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•le adulation, xvlioii in tu'god if. I > ull iti-poi.itixn with a fait in the U-idcs tliut liie "one lialf o f „ (itf p,.r
liejeweleil g a id io f utterly new vet ie n t ” clause in Die Volstead Act
Iradcnton is to have a
new i
108 Maffitolia Ave
Rhone IS.
hDr all of xxinch ten! - Mr Jdoesn’t apply to drink- made at ■
(50,000 hotel
The plan in to •in expert, tun tn- expres-ed xxitii timge
If that de ■■
V* the Citizens of that town sub lout inviting Die lifted ami se. nf ul i alvin I ootidge is particularly and home for home use
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j i-i.-ion stands it xx ill make u log ■ ■ ■ a B B B a i B B B a B B H i n B M H a a n a a i B i B i g i i » a a a i u n x s - . .
ribe $35(>,l»00 to the project which eyetiroW. Hut a- a ’■utu thi lint- em.hrtitly not famous
“ bo financed tiy the Hockenhtiry sanity offered mi ease of ptm-e
Mi i oi.lidgc parudes ami appeal - 1 tiole in firniiildtion
tncidentuily
^nc.t of llarrishurg, Pa liringB iltsnstei upon tile xxor-hip t. t to-i oinnion senses of ttie |e.pq if will mean mnii pros went y f,.j
(ton is drvcdiitiing oume per and i itiieule upon the one so He I ' xl el s the eanlinal x n ’ in-- It. graveyards. Home made liever
ext ra vagantl)
lauded.
lon-id ci, -t ti i-s t" liie |>t ■mule, the o ual ,.nd atres, us the iloetuis will testify,
fhty g oi si ideas.
foi shining example, an edit anil t t r elem-ntal
Not m ul' t,i w ' , l ' l :u,- the undertaker's best friends,
ha Banford Dally Herald issued utterance in till esteemed Repuha expanse of Ins pronouncement-,'
5-I»ge Armistice Day number can metiopiditan newspafiei con me-sages and docunienls. i- then
F A T .MEN ami men \v:th hobbies
.was a credit to the town and cerning M r. <'indulge*.- reported be lo be found so much as one epi that engross their thoughts ure
it is floor service to out tiuely thieves, suys t tie head o f a
Camphell-LoMsing Post of eisinil lo break oil the pructlcr of gtuin.
i ’ lesliienl to call his style e p ig n a bonding company
American Legion, who had reading hi- message to Coligrvw.
And tkc m a i
^
__ witimut cti- malls.
A fter commenting,
o f the »'(j|
lt moves the astonished i 'isf man ts six times ms ,xfe. from
’■ rttn$nibcr vyiieff Q*Sf( j f i p j ^kusiasnt, upon the gifVi v f th* j'uidie to niurmur
’ Win
!lit* point of \low i,( stealing, as a
lt|fht g f hustling adk fog n dQ."] President who in recent years have (lie epi
tugmms :
ihe unmarried man. That says u ■
•daily paper couldn't be done. read thuir state documents to I tic
rood deal lo r the mfl'.eutc of wives *
Fontt-mporary Cornment
aa-emblsd Houses -if tile nltthmal
IferBld -ami Sanford, loo
and children.
J
_ way
_ since
__ those |legislature,
xturc, tins paean of i nxiigi
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t
;-------'m
f*. — Kisrjmince Gazette.
H«. {comes to a clashing_ cr«BCend> with;
Tim .publicaUun
of income tax
iii ol
M A U R I A GEN us eompured with !
ira wrpereof
f
lie speaks.
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the rase xif" President
Coolidgi',
returns has failed ns yet to i»xg,| divorces, are fulling off
in t h e t a
his incisive nnd epigraninuitic rum-'the country’s wealthiest ho dlcgget. I idled States. Tbr D-t u Bureau ■
Rumor* are currant that morn ■ nosition lends itself equal’y well t.i
Indiunafiolis News.
*h«qvs that in 132.3 :*x- m.mlu-t of 5
- if f nawapapera arc to be estab both forms of presentation ti.
d'voicoa fncreaaed 13 per ccn*. the ■
lished at Bradenton and Sarasota, delivered in person or w ad aloud
Home of the high school hoys nmber o f muriiup—x only K per !
ftrikea us that both o f those by u clerk.)" The tribute is ex who are up against the college y„- lent more than the previous year, a
.eul^nera being thit requirements are wondering wheth i lis t Isn’t a*Ka1 Hews.
m are very fully occupied and eellent, its one weu
lently served by the Braden- it marshals no Impressive list pf er they hav,. not jumped from the
Mr. Hunger-ford w H'c* to this "
UluitriiUvo
(ryinic
into the rrh j e t . __ Bo*- column ask'ng
It Herald and the Saraaota coruM'iitinif Iine4»
Ti
for « dofli itlon of
i. Naither community is large the Cooliiige genius in Epigrams, ton Tranreript.
the great ‘'social problout” of the
In tho dictionary " e p ig r a m " is
rb to support (wo daily p«present day
The gi catoxi prob
Onk strong prosperous paper defined an “ a bright or witty
811(1 it lent unto progress are the 'em i* to mnke a real suct$i; of the
J*(
fa r mure valuable to these thought aharply esproaaad, a de posts thereof. Now the crossword average martV/ e.
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B E A L , E S T A T E A N D IB S C IfA N C E
lightful toying with the1 subject in
Ih elau lt, xf coarse, u with men.
95— —O F IC K 5iH-2 F I R S T N A T I O N A L l l A K K W L P a
tijndi thi) discovery of a neW w ay to
^lll take xeyi ml cen)UT:et, proipronounce on the thing or jaTSOlt
I in I *tiyjhtSdtw
"“ A ' i * ,htTn ut' 10 thc
‘ ippitf under the scalpel of
f i*(a worthwhile. .
W ANTK1): SOMK KIMCKAMS
\
Lots! Lots! Lots! i
The Burglar Know
It is
litvurite
thing of
al vein*
part of his hitsir.er.it lo know till tl
Indittg pLicus.
It ts sell lorn that
value escapes him who.i Jt • cnraesljc
Inina .
A
The ioily safe place for yut.r \ulitaha^
safe deposit box where they are prnteckli
theft itnd lire.
Jj
Our .‘*'jifety Deposit Vaults are pnmdd
your iiuiv euieiK e and rented at a .-nisll ctel
annum.
NATIONAL
A
C O M M U N IT Y BU ILD ER
H. F. WIHTNER.I
l\ FOSTER, I 'resided l
Th e BUTTERMILK
m
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O dor is a
of Palatabil
A correctly balanced I
is o f v i t a l importance taj
production.
"HKR
F E D S " fill the hill.
T H EM .
m
S e m in o le F e e d
I’ HONK <J1„ NO RTH ELM
$25.00 Down - $15.00 Pur Month
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A. P. CONNELLY & SONS
Try A Herald Want Ad For Results
A bank for
r Adequate facilities
for large accounts
l-
Cordial service
for sm all accounts
At a price that will make you a
ffood investment
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SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK
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h'«" lflh Service Proj
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Library Is Exhibits
kr>vffiELD AT OVIEDO SATURDAY ' Many Posters Dur‘
jChildren’s Book
Miss
cb,w„ ^ . TO,
fi&UL
bx ICing of
JENKIKS-SHUMAN WEDDING IS
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FT;5ni -*'. ,.r. *> ;
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k o v b w b b r
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from Celery Avenue South to the S. ft E, Branch o f the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad a width o f 16 feet with sheet asphalt'on a 6
inch rock base.
*®7 cu. yds. grading at 40e
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$ 386.80
^4^)2 lin. ft. flush curb at S6c
868.70
864 lin. ft. curb re-act at 15c
42.60
408 sq. yds. macadam base at 80c
... 1,026.40
8 sq. yds. 2 inch sheet asphalt top at 11.02
' 2,456.16
1»7 sq. yds. brick re-laid at 44c
55.88
Type It. inlets at $30.00 ____
60.00
i»00 lin. ft, 3 inch drain tile at $100.00 per M.
130.00
1 lin. ft. 12 inqh storm sewer at $1.05 ....>...
066.55
tra work .....----------------------------------T_ .....
22.82
dneretg monuments at street intersection .
13.00
ratory inspection of materials ......____
86.72
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P A G U jjg
ass
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148.
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'Club! hostess, delating,
'*]*• ■ *-■ *****!*
friends o f
Both
and praise!
. . the
W th ,
f; 3 o’clock,
hub: hostess, Mrs. 3
“ O v f X t S ' U S j i i ’ month’ ’ I i X i
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m ■
' Magnolia Aver
VBS
[Masonic Hall! 3
I expense, advertising, etc., 2 per cent
Herring, 4 per cent ................. ...............
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E m i u i T-at-va-ieroa.
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140.11
280.22
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Tfce w a g e s e f »*■ are d r a lh i Ike “ W « * r » « l V l r l a r e " are—
b'. T , " » *
Total cost .......
H h tli
\ tarlllinu a<,srnlnrr lair, a Ihrukklag ramaarr,
$7,425.96
originality hf
of design 4h<
the origirinlity
ll'ii a Paranmnnt.— A d d n l ntlrnrlloMa.
.$2,665.66
Vlatlnrr l « and wn—
K t r n l n * 10 nnd 3-Se _______ r=^.~— — i careful
retui wnra
work done.
none.
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v ^
L>’ ,h- t:u>’
$4,760.30
Several other attractive poswtrTFaii
- by
. Adja,'<;,n
- -------- pruprrty
,
S A T I R l l . l t — all slar r e r r In l rani In a Wood and Ifcnader
2,196.48
W rfllrrn Ifcrlllrr h(Ira w la g llrttrr**— Tww t i m f i l l r « .
have been loaned by the school A, ’flVr ‘t>r of f,ct of frontage
Chapter N. S.
per foot frontage
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and
the
fuRlr,,,,,,
linMnm.’nii
Assessment
fronts
$1.0068
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nnd
the
Eskimo
and
Hallowe’en
ta;.v
‘
Mrs. Fannie
- hies nrndo by Mrs. Stuart and Miss
FRED T. W IL L IA M S , Engineer.
[Studio; 8 p. m.
» sifci
tame
Description
Foot Frontage
Final Assessment
I pleasantly lin O r l i n d T ’wlth nd?-1l l t ' ^ C a
In' ‘V ' ' * " 1*". " r S' { ,Hb'8 Kr" (,,'s *>f the" South Side
*tives.
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• fit. i »oi « 5p( nt \\ C(ln?5(tny in .San- Primary art* exceedingly clever nnd
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Week entertainHucna Vista Estates, Sanford
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, ford with friends.
have attracted much attention.
-< iff
[ildinK! •} n- "?•
F. K, Sherman.
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,
On Saturday afternoon, >» deTciub; Mrs. FanA
re
You
Mrs. Augusta Rigenmnn of Or r
‘
' b, y “ nil mot k t . Mrs. lightful program will be given at G. M. Sherman, and
dio; 3:4f» |>. m.
lando is the guest of her daughter, tieorge
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leorge Rico motored to iOrlando
o’clock, all the Library children II. L. Graham, l^.t 1. Itlk A
$277.28
Economical?
$1 45.42
d»v
Mrs. F. S. Daiges, ,lr.
Friday, where they spent the day and teachers being invited to at
w •*«
J; hostess, Mrs.
F. K. Sherman,
pleasant
with
Miss
Fannie
'['in
ker.
tend. This is in eharge of Mrs.
Avenue; 3:30 p.
Rebuilt furniture
J. C. Riley of Charlotte, N.
S. O. Shinholser and Airs. W. M. G. M. Sherman, ami
95.61
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Mrs. \\, E. Sioggnn and Miss Thigpen, who with several other H I l .rail »m. Lot 19, tilk A
was a business visitor in Sanford
Looks Like Nrw
day
NEW PU LLM A N TR AIN S
Naomi Sooggan arm ed tin1 i ir.-t laili**«, are insisting Mrs, Brown, |H. 1 Otaham, Lot 20. Ii!k A
95.61
50 1 I
Club;
h o s t e s s , several dn>s this week.
Effective Nov. 17th.
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|,,f the week f.’oin l^iuisville, Ky., the librarian, in making this the , p E. Shot man
R e a s o n a b l e Price
[park A v e n u e ; 3
Mr and Mrs R II
nni1
sPe»id the winter in San- *neclal feature o f this week. The ,, ..
.
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Save by Buying from
, '1" r ........... . >‘«rk Ave. Library is presenting .......... ok, n, «
M ? » '
(n>ic Department and famUy moored'lo l!ake Stearns f ‘ir<l
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H L (ir; h im, Lot 21. lUk. A
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for
the
best
oesters
suhmitlub Ilouse 3:30
■jji
TA.MI’ A S P E C IA L
U S K l) F U R N I T U R E CO
95 61
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Hghtful d^v
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MrsS H‘»Hy and guest. Mrs ‘ "l- Mrs. Henry Wight, Mrs. l ake I. D Msrlm, Li t 22. Hlk. A
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Mrs. Key acting »s judge. F. ( Sherman,
Welnkn
Hulldlnfc
Jay
It
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11 I r i 11 ( l 1 , , t ■■
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(ibservntion Parlor and Dining
and Mrs. Donald
Smith
motored, to \ I r « ^hinholser
is nN,
giving
a ,
Ffare Department
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prixo to the child guessing the
' * herman.
tars. New Dual Ventilated Steel
B.
J.
Mays
of
Daytona
Reach
Orlando
Thursday
where
they
spent
Club House, 1:15
•\4b b
50 1 I
95.61 Conches.
greatest number of titles repre11 I (itaham. I^'t 23, 1UK A
representing Lli Witt ( igar ( om- the day pleasantlv.
rented.
in ,'ianioiu
SanToid
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95 61
9:oo A. M. Lv. .Jacksonville
• rir le No 5 - i panv
’ 'T,!T spent Thursday
* nurstmy in
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Mr- Katie O Griffin. Lot 21, Illk A
Ar 7:35 1*. M
'u Parker.
’ callinK on
merchants.
i Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dupree and’ , The program will be given as fol- E j s|„
t; M
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P.iliKkit
95.61
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T " U? ,h,‘ fi.rrf of th,‘ w,'rk f,,r
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Sb. MusM A ll I. Graham. Lot 25, Rlk A
J- W. Raines, witli Smith ami their hnnu in Abbeville. S.
afti
Piny "Books Abv.>
Diiectcl by
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95 61
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Lpsrtmcrit o f t h e , Holden of New York, will spend the « pleasant visit with Mr* Dupree's
Miss Love Turner
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A r. I h'lmid
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|■*vi*i %h111' « hti i »h » trlril thin
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Ell give " lunch- winter in Sanford with his sisttV, nisier, Mrs. Fred Dinger, Jr.
Speech
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■November 10, at Mr*. W. E. Seoggan.
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W. E. Wuson, rrtuik 1„ Wo.at- CJuersing Cuntest and Prize
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attended to busunss.
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artment o f t h e with home folks.
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Through Sleepers
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New Y’ ork. Washington, Chicago j _ .
via Seminole.
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E. R. Tra fford’s Map, Sanford.
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8 * E. BRANCH OF T U B A T L A N T IC COAST L IN E UAll.ttOAH.
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ment; on Kelionville Avenue, from Celery Avenue gouth to the S. * B"'Eumi ana orn ,*.“ **•'
W itn ^s my hand aa City Clerk and the Seal o f th* City o f Santh* following d*aerlbexl personal
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Witness my hand ns City Clerk and the Seal of the City of Sanford.
H o n d a , this 1.3th day of November A I* 1921.
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Hanford. Florida
A T L A N T IC COAST LINK
“ Standard Rnllroad of the South*
MOTHERS
Watch for symptoms of worms
In your children. These parasites J
are the great destroyers of child
life. I f you have reason to think)
your child ha* wortps, act quickly.
Giv* the little ftna a dt»b or two
of White’s Cream VermifugeWorms cannot taiel where this
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Fresh Oysters
DAILY
Fruits
Vegetables in
Season
lteUMtiiubl, 1 Meet
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and
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We are still making that
d* ltd out—home made' cy«dy*
—dully.
Hungry?
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wichea with bottled cbocolaU
milk. Wa mak* our chocolata ayrup-- there’s a differferonce.
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too.
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the reey hue of health ta
baby checks. • Plica
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A R E SIGNED TO
Football Fans Await The
IJ ininoh-MlnnoHoln, Army*Columbia Games;
Florida
Plays Mercer
N E W YORK, Nov. 14. — Followin * are the important football
games scheduled for Saturday,
November 15, In the East, West,
F a r'West and South:
East
jft
Harvard va Brown at Cambridge,
ft
Yale va. Princeton at Princeton.
Cornell vs. Dartmouth at New
8k
York.
I
Army va. Columbia at West
■
Point.
BtT
Navy va. Bucknell at Annapolis.
West Virginia va. Washington &
*e at Charleston, W. Va.
Syracuse va. West Virginia
. » Wesleyan at Syracuse.
Pittsburgh va. Washington &
ft
Jefferson.at Pittsburgh.
rY.
Amherst vs. Williams at AmKV
harst.
Hamilton vs. Union nt SchnectaB>.
dy*
Colgate va. Springfield nt HnmllBfhton.
Rutgers vs. New York Universi
ty at New York.
^Boston College vs. Centenary at
Boston.
Penn State vs. Pennsylvania nt
Philadelphia.
Villanovn vs. Lehigh nt Bethle
hem.
Boston University vs. Miildlcbury
at Boston.
W
A .
Virginia Freshmen Leave For Game
With Florida “Rats” At Jacksonville
LEXINGTON, Vn.. Nov. 14. —
Tho V. M. d . freshman football
squad le ft here .Thursday morning
for Lynchburg, where n light prac
tice will be held on route to Jack
sonville. The young cadets look
upon their battle with the bnby
Gators aa the feature game o f their
schedule, nnd are all act to put up
a real fight Saturday. The team
will arrive in Jacksonville Friday
afternoon.
Last minute plans caused Conch
es Wert Faulkner and Sam Heflin
to take only 21 instead of 23 play
ers on the trip.
The following
players, in addition to Manager
Fields, arc in the party: Centers,
Mondy, Delaney; guards, O’Berry,
Hugh, Niitl, Maddux; tackles, Ware
Smithpoole,
McNnmnrn;
ends,
Thornhill (Capl.) Crockett, Faulk
ner, Lynch; quarterback, Finley;
half-backs, G. Froerer, Wolf, Har
rington, Winner; fullbacks, Walk
er, Nabers.
Zuppke May Take
Illinois F o o t b a l l
Team East In 1925
V.M.
Conch C ow ell P u ts Y 6 p t(tftj]
P igsk in
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CHICAGO, Nov. 14.— A homrtion 'f o r S a tu rd a y ’ s G am e
and-homc game with tho leading
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EnHtern football team next fnil nnd
U N I V E R S I T Y OF FLORIDA.
in 192(5, will bo sought by Coach
wilDIcRvc Ga tori and
nt 7:52 o’clock Saturday morning
over the Seaboard Ail Line railway,
arriving In Jacksonville shorily bpfore 11 o'clock.
The freshmen. football pride of
Florjda University , will taka the
field Saturday against an unknown
opponent h foe about whom little
ii known. Who tho Junior Flying
Cadets have nic{ this fall cannot .be
determined here, and virtually no
information at'all tins seeped south
into the camp o f tho Young Galon.
Conch Cowell, n type o f mentor
who in mnkltfg big strides with the
Fluridn fresh, has nthls rommnnd
un unusually large squad o f npplicants, and..............................
naithore i s very littl
le to
chooso between bo many o f the
incn, his line-up Saturday will be in
doubt until tho opening whistle.
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Robert Zuppkc o f the.University of (Gainesville/ Nov. 14.
Illinois eleven it was learfled here . workout on Murphrre b ield Thtirs.
. .
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'lay afternoon found tho University man in sure of. his position on the
In. t night when the Illinois entrain- , Ilf pjnrj()n freshmen rounfllng into |Gator eleven, and the men who are
cd for Minneapolis to meet Minne- j excellent form for their third 1024 playing the best ball will he the
sotn Saturday.
gridiron engagement with the V. M. ] men who start tho big fracas in
As the probable winner of the j j. first year men in Jacksonville the state metropolis.
1921 Western conference champion- Saturday afternoon, nnd despite
Burnett, one of Cowell's lending
ship, Illinois hns been considered lone or two squad injuries, and a halfbacks, said to be n second Ark i
a likely opponent by several East- j number o f disqualifications, Conch J Newton, is not in good condition.
ern teams for a game in 1925 nnd |Warren Cowell’ will bo nhlo ’ta ! and whether"he wilf°phiy 7s still
it is said overtures hnve been made , throw a .strong and representative problematical. Wallace, an experby the University of Pennsylvania
line-up into action against the in.
iciiced end with lots of fight,suswhich stands
nlnne
undefeated |vnding Rats from Lexington, Vn. ! mined n bad ankle injury in the
The freshmen have won
two among the Eastern tennis, this ye a r ' Hard work for the Saturday T i l l clash, and is probably
out
games thin season from strong V ir as the Illinois opponent in Philndcl-clash has been abandoned for the \for the season. Despito these and
ginia prep schools, and hnve lost pbln in 1925.
|week and Cowell's men will take j"(her handicaps,
to the Virginia freshmen. .Since
the last game the Cadets have had
a month to develop a strong at
tack, nmi have shown up well in
frequent scrimmages against the
vnrsity.
•
\sr
Smith, 2f>0 pound tackle, Hugh
and Ware are stars in the line, and
Captain Thornhill and
Frank
Crockelt are capable wingmen. G.
h ro«rcr is one of tho cleverest
f T*• ^
broken field runners who 1ms ever
turned out nt V. M. I.
Farley is a skillful forward pass
Sn> our line mid g e l our
er and Wolfe and Walker me hard
feed
feed
FEED j FEED
running hacks.
prieutt on “ Good Gnodn”
1he probable lineup follows:
2
Horse, P ou ltry nmi D a iry
Thornhill, (captain > left
end;
West
Smith,
left
tackle;
O'Berry,
left
Feed.
Michigan vs. Ohio State at Col
guard; Mondy, center; Itngii, r’ ght
umbus.
i Illinois vs. Minnesota nt Minne gnnnl; Ware, right tackle; I'rockett, right end; Farley, quarterback;
apolis.
Northwestern vs. Chiengo nt Chi G. Froerer. left halfback; Wolfe,
right halfback; Walker, fullback.
cago.
coy
Wisconsin vs. Town nt Madison.
Mvrtlr \vrrinr and Itli Street,
I'hmir PI
Indiana vs. Wabash at Blooming
JN'ti. W SNKKD, OlTaial Maikcting Agen*
Auburn, with a team that Ik ii
ton.
shown
riinmdcnihle
potent
mi
Seminole ( outity I'onltrv Association
Nebraska vs. Notre I Nunc at
strength is causing serious woriy
South Bend.
in
I
he
Athens
eamp;
for
the
I’
l.-iin:.*" Washington vs. Missouri at Col
men it mi tiic Bulldogs always put
la S S E III
umbia.
of
• ‘ Oklahoma vs. Kansas at Law "I* a finish scrap regardless
Which rules the favorite. To side
rence.
Drake va. Knnsus Aggies at Man step the Tigers Kurccs* fully would
leave only Alabama n great task
l 'M i ini;, hunt in;;, hnnfinu all tho year round. Dunce casino ant
hattan.
Iown State vs. Grinnell at Grin- —before them as the sole team to
rink, a fine sand beach and facilities for swim in*.
be met for the cliampion-liip of th>
'YV
nell.
confereaee;
a
grudge
wbirli
will
be
Detroit University vs. (Juantiro
settled Thanksgiving ilay in Bit
Marines nt Detroit.
Marquette vs. Nortli Dakota at Miingliani. Keil anti Black boostias
are confidently lioping,
Milwaukee.
fienrgia lei'li faces the tcjuvcli
South Dakota State vs. Mirliiga.i
aled
\ anilcrbilt ('miilumlm-c- a
Aggies at Lansing.
Lake Ma/> has electric lights, water system with lls water pr
tbeii final 1921 opponent
bet a<- ^
South
meeting
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Auburn
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Alabama vs. Centre at Birming
annual i lassie on 'i biinksgiv mg ;i't j J
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in Lake Mary. Kightv-five of these homes have boon built wilhin
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Chattanooga v». (JeorgHown at eriioon here.
two years, and others are nearing completion. A rood sil.nnl.a
Vanderbilt,
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I’•! anti I • id' ’ I- lilui Tf>nc i ini’
general store, meat market- garage and filling station, saw mill tef
Auburn v s.Georgia at Columbus, the past t o o successive Satiiid.iv ■ m
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Georgia Tech vs. Vand-i Inlt nt h« turoeil buck Auburn ami Mi
lumber.
Also a number of erne organizations.
•Dpi A <V M , iisjiectlvcly, i- ,i<
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senling
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Kentucky State va. V. M. I at
"Writ stars n Itcesc and Ity.m i t. |
Lexington, Ky.
Mereer va. Florida at
Martin, j "be that the Tornado wdj In .u
tempi mg to watcli closely Siini
,Ga.
I cell experts to offer a bun i
William A Mary vs. Honnnho t.t day
noil its Siib'dilmt v
dnlile Irnenp against the Cmuriit.
Newport News, Va.
Is composed id mflie n ' u l nun. They have I he welfare and inlrrot
Tulane va. Tennessee at New <>r- don s, many of tlinsc mi the injuii 1
I I U ltllH
\ i . I; It I I I l i t \ I S I I I I V I ' l l .
list doling tin past fort mg lit, o,
Icans.
cemmonilv
at lie.i:f. and are planning an extensive advertising'
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t'gletboipe.
bdloning
it*ui
which I - believed wil Gl iacl people to this coniintmily.
burg.
If i MINK, Sanlord lliniiil. Manager.
r es..fnl invasion of
BirnuiieImi i
Far West
Oregon va. Washington Slate at where till' Nt o i in \ I'ctrels sue ceiled
in defeating tiie Stevens : A il
Portland.
* midun.it ini, n| ] Inn aril i oil. , < . >
8. Bv
Stanford vs. Montana t.t Palo
visiting tile Middle West for nil in
Alto.
.an. ■
leiMitional battlo with St I mu
California va. Nevada at Beik- uiuvi i sit v
a .Ii suit Inst it or nni
eley.
that will be 11 tin inhered bn lodd
Oregon Aggies va. Punlic at
l.alvcIMat v is y min:;. I 'i d p e r l y i at y o u r p rice. Now is the Unit to
mg Notre li.iirn to ;l id to n , .out
Corvnllis,
last fall.
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I lie tat m e w ill spi-al. fo r ils d f . A splendid location fo r Grocery, Dry
Southern California vif. \\ In' tier
With Mauier, Kilgore, and . ’ fi
Unit, and G eneral S to ic .
A w ide ra n ge o f te rrito ry T urn which I*
at L ob Angeles.
els o f the lie I men in fiiu Kill,
D ade. A few business location s w ill he included in this sale.
the I’encMn e toad boys are expert
cd to give St Louis a land alter
T h e best hank tin e a rth is e a rth itself.
noon.
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I se it, m ake it y o u r own.
The fast stepping Bears of Met
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S. 1. A. A. at a merry clip no
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fere nee first-raters in the ............
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LAKE-LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, AT
Monday, November
HEY! HEY!
1:00 P. I SALE WILL BE CONT
TUESDAY, NOV. 13TH AT THE SAME H
IF ALL LOTS ARE NOT SOLD ON 1
Where do you buy
m}
your Hay?
This auction will present an exceptional opportuni
the home-sockei s to own desirable lots on Crystal
where wonderful views of the placid waters aboundf
the shore and rolling1hills which are abundantly
with palms and towering pines.
SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY CO.
DIVERSIFIED RECREATION
IDEAI j Forlilizers
IDEAL
Insecticides and Fungicides
LAKE MARYS CHAMBER OF COIN
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SOUTHERN TEAMS
WILL ENGAGE IN
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I U niversity Georgia ('lushes
W ith Auburn While Tech Is
* " T o e in g Vandy; “ Gators” To
Tackle Oglethorpe Today
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A T L A N T A , Nov. 14, — Less t ban
(three weeks remain to pass before
Hhe season o f college gridiron will
Jiavo passed on for 1924 — the
mighty will be acclaimed nnd those
o f yesterday, many of them who
-reigned supreme, will be swept
•aide for tnc new champions,
f One Georgia team— the Univer
sity— has hopes o f winning the
J southern conference championship
'with its prlnrlple barrier apparent
l y rated aa tho iiowerful Univemijty o f Alabama Crimson wave.
The Georgia Bulldogs, realising
that to falter means a drop from
,the dixxy pinnacle are this week en
gaged In strenuous work for the
'.clash scheduled for Columbus .Hutiurday when they meet their hon*
jored, yet feared rivals—the Auburn
, Plainsmen. ,
^ ‘Simmons Siberia
Refrigerators
1' at
fj/ Ball Hardw are Co.
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the University of Floriria Allur*
tor> ji, „ battle at Macon, Sntui.I iv
Met cm will throw her lies! into i !.
fray to stop the Al l i gator*
a b it
lb that will lie followed next vxiel
end with annual
scramble
wi ' b
(tglgthoi pe in Atlanta and thrn tin
season w dj be climaxed with t h<
Mississippi ( ..liege < lloetnw sutlo.
I he tig let loupe M in e r game ha
III tin* Ii.ol stcied ,(. ( on side raid.
I tv all y mid tbe grime tins rreasuri
will be between two of the leader
and lontemlers for tfig S. i. A \
crown, with ( entre college of Dan
villc, Ky., probably tbe only team
showing more strength but mi *
that has fulled to choose opponent <
of its own association to any ac
gree.
A bove all else Oakland cherishes
the constant and gro w in g good
w ill o f Oakland owners. Its pur
pose, th erefore, is to build so
w ell that the Oakland Six w ill
surpass in daily performance the
anticipation o f all w ho buy it.
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L i b e r a l Terii
GT*( in on Iho ground floor and buy these lots at an
Do not let the other fellow s foresight overshadow
better judgment. When a lot is bought for a lum*
i i goes ol'f the market.
When bought by spec
the price goes up. The time to buy is NOW.
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Isn't it b etter in com m and h on ifid e o p p o rtu n ity
> on had.
than afterward*
One Hundred Dollars Will Be Given A'
Buy a
C L A R K JEWISL
Gas Ranjrc at
Ball Hardware Co.
Paul Whitehurst
Instructor in Violin
Studio hours 0 a. m. to 5 p.
m. Saturdays only. -.
Hoorn 30(i 1st Nat. Bank Hldg.
(| Sainifard rijuipmrnl include* /mirai hrd brake*, diic ttttl uAcdi, balloon lire*,
pc.mrtiicnl lop, rithcT fiodl/l, unr picc* vmllluliiif wiud»Mrld on ilotr.1 lxf>c«,
IJum fmlth. ca ilralital totiltoli, nuhrrclfy-Byhire) unit fiumanmi panel, auto,
malic ipark rtnlrol. ( ( Qian rnchuure* for open car* al ntwll added coin
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R.uid.irt 4 I P 9 f T o u r i n j j ,(I(V(5| Special Boadder $II95| Special Tourln/
J l W f j J.iruiuU C oup* SIJVSj Coupe for Four $ HS>5 | Sedan $ 1545 j Laiwluu
Scdun $ 164 $. Price* u< builory
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Aiilonuihile.s w ill leave Dark A v e n u e and F ir s t S tre e t, Sanford al
o Y lerk I*. .M. apd h m irb until a:3tl I*. M . M on day, Novc'mber 1T*K
the sam e tim e T u esd a y , N o v e m b e r lH th.
Anyone will sell you property?*op libe^aj terins^r
make the price.
IIK R E — Y O U Make the Price >
SIGNS YOU CAN BELIEVE IN
I f your breath Is bad and you
tv« apella of awlmmlng in the
«d, poor appetite, constipation
■nd * getvml/po-aopount feeling,
it is a aign your liver is torpid,
ooe really dependable remedy
all disorders in the liver, atomend bowels la Herblne. It acts
i on th f liver, strengthens
purifias the bowel* •nd
8
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L o u la rllfe , K y., ( H A S . C. W H E K I.E R , I»res., Sates A *'*1
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Advertising •'
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S a g g k t t s f i l l i n g STATIO N (
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I Open day and night. Sanford; gram
Avrnne and Second Street.
South
fELLOvYS
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T I ON. Star-'
Gulf Gas, OHt Tircn, Accesso- n I , ..
rioa. Service with a untile. Kim
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W IG H T S — Three stations.
M'uiT- J t ! " "
nolia and Second. First nnd k
Sanford Avenue nnd 10;h Stt
Expert service.
R E A U T Y PA R L O R S ---M A D A M E H A RRIE T.
MiTrm
work o f ’nit kinds. Rain watt
specially.
Old First Natiu
Rnnk Building,
[l»t*ly In
cm«
of
WnrisEna.
L m m isllii thorf with ratal. rut«l
U. will glv« you
mulloii
And If
v |ll •-•1st you tn
Want ad to mak«
[ i T StOTICB.
Lhould give Ihetr
kfflr* aildregg ••
Iphon* iiuinl»l If
Lgli*
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huh >ou Ull.wiir
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YVKHT VtliOtN lA—CtarKshurg. Th*
Clark •tun ir Kxponent. morning
Including Kundny. morning !»»u«i
1 rein per word, minimum 14c.
tempt,
Ffflelant
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I' LOIU11A —I 'U LANDO - Orlando
monmg Sentinel; largest rla»sl
fit'll huriness, rate 1< a word, min
imum 21c cash with order.
I.E 1023 Fmd
touring
i mining order. Hatterv,
it. -*ide curtains, cushions,
'"* all new. lues in goml
For cash $ 12o. Service
•P. H7 W First Street.
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maub-d,
t*h,u any sperrtju11, (I. It is
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for
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)ti Dips that Fit.
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for- its fine
I*‘I • «• MIfit* |.lit «* A* . f |tf .of the city
, is known
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these lilts at the |0 n <•
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'ini \ii,n,i 1.1 i in,* |they ate offered will make it | , '
1 ’ 1<• - 'oils ini i o i to tin*] slide for anyone to make lug prof
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have made other invest men! s and
need money. On this account they
are iiffeniig these lots for sale at
« great reiltletion over the mark'd
val
of the pin petty.
Lot the
lots mu-1 hi
.I•| at mice
Until
N'nvi mlii i- |.n ttn, price will he
$'ilt(M) (m |J|(. f vc lots. Af l ci that
t inc lIn \ w ill he im rcai .1
If
plirchn*-i d h a niic I h11 d i a - h will
iniudle
Addle**- Post Ol f i , U*.\
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Houses For Rent
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Good
house,
Lurnbur nnd iLnldinu Malarial
t nrliT Lumlu*r I'nmimny
N. Ijiuicl S l.
i’borie 6*15
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FOR R E N T
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Small family wants
to ahare
home with congenial people within five mileii ,,f Sanford. Apply
in
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**#■Hi fio*>l«* i i•ii lit?. Nil* Ir nf l'1«*r lilik.
FOR RE N T New five room bun
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galow, all modem cunv-nioiices,
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FOR ICE NT
room apartment
with bath and garage. licuutlGillv bauited. mcelv and rnmtilctely fumiahed.
Mia, W. A. Fitts*
MKitl Union Ave.
This i* lo notify the public tl"*t
I hare soil inv interests in the
Seminole <Ivi rlaitd ( dtnt>any and
tli'it 1 am tot reirpoiisilde for airy
i'trdebterlness loiitiucted prior to
,,r after M i* date
A W SMITH.
Nm 13. I!*2I.
FOR R E N T Two furnished room!
$20.00, 1114 West 2 nd. St.
Airplane passenger and freight
service is to he eatnbliahcd betWiMtll
l.iuipoldvllle
and
Ellxabethvillt*,
Belgian Congo, u distance o f 1,200
miles.
I I ’I til 144I * f •' I fHV
it :t<t tli n I ;t I »H* uttfiD Mai** Iv III |
flf I'ST III 114N if Iflat I J*• 44'll fit N a*** I .A
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Rev Bros.
O N E IN TEN
Neglecting a little wound,
abrasion of the flesh may i
l o p Sl P A I N T cases out of ten cause no
", Bros. Filling ruffering or inconvenience.
<'ass workmuu- ,s the one case in ten that I IIUM
I,loud poisoning, lock-jaw
chronic festering sure. The
est. safest and best course
disinfect the wound with
Bon>xolit* and apply the Bn
Powder to complete the 1
process.
Price llbpiiil) 3U
Night I and $1.2(1. Powder 3(h- an
j Sold by Union Pharmacy.
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k‘.pin* Hiiniofin liinriiw*
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Hank llldg.
fifi
MOTH-PROOF SUITS
l a ilnrcxJto-M run ur©
$ ^ 2 ^ 5 -0 0
S. VV. B R A D F O R D
Ur Iundo.
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Klrviiitor
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Sanford Steam Pressery
First l l m i
NG UP FATHER
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ML1< C R N l N ' - l b U T M O W
H K A \ \\r D R U M l
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By GEORGE McMANUS
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bedroom,
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DIP & P A I N T
I■ Kepnirs. Fill
8 (>ectuliy Body
th e
Attractive
EUR KE N T
Lu rut shed npartiiienli*. i, I,locks from Meruld of-/
fie,' luii'.i Untoii Avr*.
ltuilding Material
t" b.,\ Rros.
FOR
R E N T — 2 nice fumlahad
housekeeping rooms, $20.00 ’p «r , 7
month. 312 East Fifth.
34 i.-jjB
FOR R E N T — Furnished room and
garage.
Use o f kitchen if ds- ■;'il
sired,
Sanford
Heights. Apply
'SJ
R"X I5U, Sanford Herald,
»• <tit Ur.N 1 1 room
a pa i t merit
w >tii ha Mi, garage. I > a month
5ic.nl Singer Goo, 1‘liiitie 323J'
Mrs.
Alexander
it IIIi,,n. #17 bu 211 I ! I tunl
Y’ .iuglian.
\l E Several beds celery I U It N I S II K It A P A R T M E N T S
For Rent Over The Hernlil of*
readv to set. Geol'ge
Priced reasonable to respon
lla iie ll
I aiin. I'amcrmi the
sible party. I two-room upurtmont
$25 monthly and one three room
apartment $3tt monthly.___________
FOR R E N T — Furnished nnd un
furnished rooms.
Mm.
Annie
Philips, west Second Street. . , : T
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Waterxtll., Morning :l«D
El ESS & WELSH Yub a 51IRAT’ I.K < oncrete < o . general
UK t Imp. gas, o.lFisk
work, sub w alks. build
•s and Tubes
“ .Service that Ing bbicks, irrignlii.tr boxe*. J . K.
...S F. lends.’’ Oak Aw . and Terwillrger. Prep.
FOR R E N T — Furnished rooms f o r
light housekeeping, 300 French
A vc.
Apartments
For Rent
Sundai s
MX, V
Oak A Sat St.
FOR R E N T — Furnished bedroom
in choice residential section, 305
■
Park Avenue,
• t '.-#3
---------I'.'AU
I Oil R E N T — Dm* or two bed*
■'j
rooms with sleeping porch, with
r, dow n and $ I Y p*'r month
give you j ohm•'-.-ion *-f a i hoice or without use o f kitchen, 800
,<x v29
well located oil P ill,o tto A ve Magnolia Avr,
il Veil bale f ‘ , to spare and
interested III I,.- >> •>«,-, tun
lie at The Herald office for
ihfoi mat loti
relit a w usd daily, two cent* a woril
\ \ D Y» I I AI YY.'RK
tlrNlrru
I-<iH RE N T i 'nr well biratvfl
downtown Anailment. Furnish*
ed
Price, leasonable.
For In*
i .amat;oti inuulic at Merabi Office.
T " Is! i A f 'll HI Y FRS
- oilers of
Ubuida teal * - ! -11* advertise in
the St Pot ci slung limes. One cent
hiiiigi i
Uu i l g p
Rooms F'or Rent
It E( 11S I R A T K >N N O T H ’ K.
The City Registration Rooks will
he open Monday, November 3, 15124
and will close Friday November
_*l. I;i24.
L. R. P H ILIP S ,
City Reg nt t at ion Officer.
Nov, 1 to Kith
seen
tin* 1
I h* ii*'i*i ii*
Mitihi* l>r*>
:s
H< OH AN All ktiuW pb* nf** int»*n*Mol hi l l nnla prou
I’m ami
M’ lal H«»rk »*rty
Krarh t!»■ in ihimi^h thn
in ami ILi.it Tnnk>
\\ Oak S**ntim*l
Kali* *aid *<n appliraruji* and Third Stif**!
I * It* f i»*n
point
tefvi Rhone 651.
[n TliPs
To TOI* .V iqyT n t
Elieh |,„ f,«
w |,|p. T w o . or ....
,
, . ,
ners. I his if. one of the highest
points in the city and an ideal bt1 "■* r",' •'• <-<I(• •(liifm to,(linn 1 , „tion for some builder who is
I’Ull YVI I. It i ■ Y. f ■
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,
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1*1
. .
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lucking fur stutan.e loin on which
In omslrui t homes. This section
...... ..
■ i.
the Si. Am ii - I i m I ' l oui ng Record ,
Quick 1 ,'suRs. T w o r I* per Wold
SHOP
Right Sai'it'b* eo| y ,.n ».-,.or«i
- of all 1.111*1' 'I A M P A . i I o l i l l 1Y
J riu* ( Daily
’ PER.
Timer, tin* glent
Intt.e dally,
it 1st Stteet.
,„t, !>*.,
per
w . id
ii .<* irriuni
73-J.
*Jiatge 2fn t’a-ii w tih onl»*r Wi i te
for c omplcte rat« < i d
vom painting
it
fi I
Xiitiiniidnlc
p' *
i lo tmibiing
pr. <(ul. \venue.
\ ' I i:\ !1 E
Day
l < a 1 hat g.iin
L'CT A T K
puai
t m i l. W ANT AD in Thr f ai l , Avenue
II, raid will bring y*■u lug re
- ii !' Adx. 11!•>' in*-, ,,til a i ' n Ic*.
H A Y N E S A- R A T L I N '
Printers you hive sto'ed (S ill and have1
nnd otrice outfitters, Rhone 3 1U no use for A lu te thirl v rori at!
tht.y biing yoiv sev. tal doljars
II fi Park A vent!!*.
l'h *ne Y IK and ^ rc( r- sentativc
N EW
ERA
P R IN T E R Y .
Jo', will call to seX^yfiti
printing at reasonable pr ,, e. up
posite Post (ttfice. I'honi 4 Mb
A H Y E in I S IM .
reaches poten' I t overs
Ia
R E A L MS I A l l
latka I'ailv Ni",
is ci n ulated in
SPURRING, sub-,in i -n n an industiial and g , i. ilmr-il m-c
iall- t.
Sulalivi-i,iii t,, t Ii tint),
o.
Flor ida.
a rid F I o r a ST.
A U G US T I M
II \
St
•lit-i, Florida on Dixie High
.Injurs t iruiltv.i I\f*» )'•■•* ljrr,,'u;l ¥
St
p HI R YIRING
tnodcl
\i i *
,! South L i,.them t .at age. 1l 'I S
A
;e ,u too small
■o lid
I !<21
o
S A I. i\ K K A I* K M A l l .
•I
I 'liiinii t ar
*mi
Six ih'W
• i , - and two -pn-ig -to,-I butuit■i
Vi e w p r e s s p r i n t i n g
T V - SERVICE
PKH I
nmercial td.. It. H, Ave.
*•:<» ram
' JK'l lent.»
Sanfnnl
Drive
rate
I OR SAI . I .
HMi
».|| is,in.! Five east
front lotslocated
on
h i . i ii .i ii,t. .i « ti ti (Ranfonl Avenue
in Lane’saddition.
It'd l i l l l l t - l e v .
1? lfi.Oo per At t o
ilium,
Malt, n
w Mrh ha* j
liiftit i.i\ati\i< |(tM|»**i t )(•«
'
I-limit* \ n.
I - . ,r Wil t♦ T < t • M * 1« tl t )llill t **
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inisi innils
PA LM
REACH C O U N T Y —The
scene of stupendous development
Head about it in the Palm Reach
P,,st- .Sample copy sent on rei|Uest.
t It Hi'Nit
A ug'i-t V*
plar « ilhin easy
Inpk tif Sanford
j
V f»i Ift ki with a f 11•vi of 2 ooii.OiKl
1 4 ■al, *l ••Ti till** lu.it
”
MOKK IluninosH for Sanfunl tnrr
chants. Dirci t mail atlv«>rti>in^.
See S A N F O R D .MULTIGRAPH
GO., room p, Rail H|,|g Tcbphone fili*.
notary
p i m.it
ptra
v ... I l-lutiil
1
At T h e S a » -
| wbIId.
U A N T E D —Young Indy cashier. _ We have some beautiful lake
Make
T^iilTnc
Tlup
Apply Union News Company, frdnt; lota, dn Lnko Wildraere oneChev.
nnd
Property
half mile from the Dixie Highway C O N T R A C TO R S
A.
u Deiiot.
To" ,, * ' i s t \ w f l | 3
owners. On and after Nov. 15
in a nest of beautiful clear hikes,
Ksasx C
the scale of wages for painters In
STENOGRAPHER W A N T E D — fo r sale.
llunahoutl fa t i e#
Kuril
Tatt«d
Ford
Fred R. Wilson. First National
W e will build your home, land Sanford will $0.80 per hour.
Truck
la u u
Punk llldg.
scape your grove, and relieve you
Cab ndy
of trouble and worries incident to
im .M
Touring 13*5 00
Font
building up n place.
For Sale
Touring
1(05.00
IliHlge
In the meantime, you ei\n go
I t t i n * bt>ut
Kor.l
Truck
ISIt.fO
fishing. You can fish in any one FOR S A L E
Touring
(195.00
15:41 Ford
of the dozen lakes, and if you don’t
t0j- jn jjoo
Touring (105.00
m r i Docjgo
know how to fish, we have several or 220 volts
• Hnorlal
-’ It ■ ’ -T
1023 t Itup
experts who will ho glad to show quire at Sin
Ip,mister (506.00
1522 | Kuril
Itunatiout! (115.00
you. Mr. Scholfield who has been.--------------- 1524 f O v e r l a n d lie d Mini I ( 006,00 *
-■'•"C aer»« vi hlil 11 ihrec rnIIcn of I singing at the ltuptist Church will SUITS A N
1**2:. 1 Kurd
Ton Truck!
>..
*| ,,1 , ;| ^ ( mdI r**ail
T It!'h t rnH 1vouch for the alaivc.
wool mndi
Cat, l.odv | (£60.00
‘ * 1 ' ''»*»*! *•••! (-ft ill*' Si tini It nnd Went j
Ford
4-door r
'4
Any
1* i*1"" St Juli'i'n rlvi'i
a tut Ink** ' L A K E JESSUP L A N D CO.. Inc. Un fit.
.Sedan | 155500
Mi-' i r»»* Tin* I Mite MIk liw at , A. i ' I
Longwood,
Fin.
Iv
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S
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S
* ‘ <"1 a I f.hid h »*r tti* F i: <' !
“ TunMS TO SfiMK P R O r t V
1 »v- a\«i tnit 11*t miii: h It
Tht*
(o 1*1:11 » k * t o r r r u n a l l c a s h
' 1,1 t*a*» i mil* n *•( « ,ttpr front i
i . u . p u n , i .i p s s o m
■,T * 1'h ! ihI> ,i
a i]( if iiI tilkh phit I
Valuably Located
Lawre JHtdT k«
Lfllf* «r h r l e i Lac d'aem allat-
Automobiles
Miscellaneous
For Sale
ACREAGE!
__________ DRUGS
L A N E Y ’S DRUG S'
scriptions. Drugs,
are ns near yi.u ns
Call 103.
____________ F LO RIST
S T E W A R T T H E F L O R IS T ”-----h lowers for all occasions.
____814 Myrtle.
Phone 2II0-W
_____ _____ L A W Y E R
~
L E W IS
OHRVAN.
Office in
_Keniinole Hank ltuilding Annex
M EN ’S CLOTHING
S. W. HRADFOKD. Ed. V. Prut
Tailored Suits^—$'12.5(1 and u(i.
Milam* Theatre llldg.
R E A L -E S T A T E
Wanted
In1ton J. Moughton
AU CH ITECT
* 3
FlnU National Uank llldg.
Sanford, --------------- Florida
1
Sanford N ovelty Works
H
v. c, c u L t k H era*,
*.
CONTRACTOR AND B U IL D * *
Uaatral lh a f aa5 MUt W a lk
tltv *H a »i«b lllm 4
Seminole Marble Co.
Marble and Oraalts t n «
BUurrlao. II aat « l qualtir
workmanship.
V l* U to r ls lo s t ( M l m
O HJ4 o»
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The Sanford Herald, November 14, 1924
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 14, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 14, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald