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F a i r Satu rd ay and Sunday.
Crate north e a s t windi.
Highest temperature 82.
U n re st tem perature 54.
JJ bSISi Gwdei Lot*
SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS
XV
„ Welfare
W ork Inaugurated Under
RNORS WILL Hoard
REACH SANFORD
. O fficia ls W f ty
fctiiratc 'Cause ON NOVEMBER 19 Mrs. Morse Will Be
Of
Five
L ck in Which
Were Killed
.Injured
___
■ Committee’s Agent
Tw enty-Six Executives And
•
-------Distinguished Guests To 4 ■*>' And County Comm isBe Taken on Motor Trip
sioners Will Donate Funds
To Local Celery
Fields
1 or Needy Charity Work
laced At 18
# *
Mrs. Hprding Is In
C ritical Condition
MARION. OhlA. Nov. 15.—
A/ter. a fretful night during
\fyich Df|* Carl . W. Spwyer
nmreUileft her; heiHidr. Mrti.
Warren' (I. tlnrdlng Is ntill in
critical condition today.
Members
C hosen 1 B y
T h e * C o u n ty
C om m ission ers
Has
T Jcgun
C o u n ty -W id e
W ork
NUMBER 192,
ASSOCIATED PRESS JI8PATCHE&
SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1924.
lctpsdt)^ into coma Inst night
her condition seemed' danger
ously alarming, but she reviv
ed nnd went through the night
with intermittent
periods of
rest,
Bulletin* on her condi
tion were issued every
few
hours all during the night.
Suffering from kidney _*j-ouhle n recurrence of the dis
ease which troubled her while
nt the v White
House.
Mrs.
Harding has iieen
in grave
condition over two weeks.
Dr. Sawyer sni.l the nature
of the illness is such that might
result fntallv nt any time or
he thrown off if her ronstituhrr through the approaching
through the approuehing crisis.
i
Tallahassee In Midst of Cen
tennial Celebration Com
m em orates Purchase Df
Florida By United States
Scenes of 1824 Are
Brought To Memory
Describes
Am erica’s
Gift
To Civilization In Procla
mation Designating Educa
tional Week Nov. 17 to 23
“Broad and Liberal”
Culture Is Necessary
Says Education Has Come
To He N earer H earts of
Citizens of United Stntes
MISS WOODCOCK Govenmeht B l a z
For Sei
LEADS TODAY IN Trail
Which Goes
HERALD CONTEST Effect Next April
Takes Lead nnd Furnishes
Surprise of D ay; Only
One More Week L eft Be
fore Big Sales Contest Ends
Sanford will be decorated on . S e " ,in,’,‘-‘ county's welfare work Exchange of Flags Between
Wednesday, Nov. tt), with the flags has been inaugurated and is atTwo Nations CtCcmony
and pennants used on Armistice l>fndy no ini: i?o<m1 work un«!cr the
Viewed by Big Crowds
Day, the secretary of the local 'V,an recently recommended by the
Chamber of Commerce announced ( lmm' M'r "» Commerce nnd passed
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15. Pres- 1
Vcrsn Woodcock sprang a
TA I I.A H A SSK E . Fla.. Nov. 15
today in discusring plans in c«n- uI!,in.
‘ he city und county coma
c
..... - ......... *to an an- j — Florida'* state enpital lay last
O v e r t u r n e d ncction with the visit of the gov- missioners. -aeeording
tmuni'onient made today by Fred night under the furls o f Old Glprv
to civilization" in n proclamation suddenly jumped into the lead in
ernors scheduled here that dale
issued Fri.lny designing November The Herald's subscription rontesl,
Mr. Pearman has mapped out a H. Wilson who was recently chosen newly hoisted nnd lashed gently
IjGUSTlNK, N o v . 1 5 .
N EW YORK, Nov. 15.— The» j
17 to 2d ns American Education passing both Miss Nell Williams
route for a motor drive around to head the committee vhi«-h lias ’ hv the breezes, «s it did a century
ago, when tile Spanish
governweek.
governm
ent hna Iblazed the
ediate investigation Sanford that will include the celery l hi* work in charge.
and Mis.* Velma Shipp. Today’s
M i .. K. P. Morse has been so- nr (tccedvd to the upward trend of
A broad V '1 liberal culture is standing shows her to be leading trail for an 8 to 9 hour oveiv • ;
today by the F lor- und lettuce producing urens in ad cured t - act n* the agent lor the ' |h'' n‘*Jv vmuirc of the Western
necessary to n|iable men to think her neure*l opponent by 24,245 night air mail service bc-At
dition to the residential and busi
. oiuo itlee which is composed 0 f i hemisphere nnd lowered tho colors
Pcoast Railway into ness sections of the city.
an.l to know how to live, the pres votes while her lend over Miss Nell
tween New York and Chicago .*
representing of his government to make way Toi
ident declared in hi* jiroclnmntion. Williams is 70,840 votes.
Tiie limited time that the part' fixe memh. is, each
last n i g h t killing
both w ays, it was
adding:
will huve in Sanford prohibit-- an; on. .f tin- county commissioner's |ha‘ ,,f , h »-' United S ta te s mdient
Turning
in
1.70,140
votoa
this
jinjuring IS.
die the taking over of the te rn
additional E ntertainm ent, it was districts. The name of thi organ
"All educated fool is a sorry morning, Miss Woodcock expressed Friday by Carl F . E gge.
'
'by the
' i-oioinit-i H*rv
Moridn by the United
are unable to say stated.
; i/.ntme i* adopted
speetaele. but he is not nearly .so I he opinion that her friends will oral superintendent Of th e
the wreck- Many
Those expected to compose th»- tee i> "Seminole County Welfare S lu '" *
Dion O 'H u n iim .
K in g
H c e r dangerous to society us 11 rirh fool. rally to lu-r support during the flPost Office D epartm ent’s A i— v
That scene of 100 years ngo, on
Hoard."
Ivrcre on the train, gubernatorial party are:
ItnnnorH,
Htirit'd
In
All We want neither in this count >’• I n„|' wecR" ol the eumpnlgn which
Alabama— Governor and
Mr*
Wc want the educated to know how |wjj| om,hle Ip r to set such a pace Division.
Recently when the
committee November M. wn* re-enacted her.
was soon cleared \V. \V. Brandon and daugiiter.
The
Sp len d o r
of
H u l c f , t„ \ v,ltk and the rich to know how during the few remaining days of
from the I ’hnmher of ( ••iiinierce , Frii|a> hi the presence of p o n u ie
Routes have been mapped, t o r It
.4 resumed.
D eath R e m a in s a M y ste ry
think."
Mr.*, rccomniunded a gcnersl * plarr t o ' from all part* of the state.
Colorado—Governor and
, 11... campaign that she can win Rrsi
,
wnv stations
and. entertook
place
In
the
court
yard
of
h«rt this morning on Win. E. Sweet.
...-ordinate charity w.nk in thin
|
...
. . „
—7
1 Calling attention to large nuin- puze next Saturday night.
lu*on
county
court
house
and
n«
ain fr»m the lower
Delaware— Governor and Mr*. i (Minty and it had been pa*ted by
• MIC.AGO. No.
If..- - Amid !.(.)•> of children who failed to 1 . •
Miss Wo,shock was not alone,
fjol,,I‘ n" ‘ l,r" ’K * « > « « ■
tt, seven of the in ju r- Win. I*. Denney.
llmt body, the cotllitv . oini u**i.m the band played the national an k.i.glv pomp and splendor..................
however, in turning in n large nunt- machines nnd t*er#onncl hnvo booijV jjS
Dion
coivo
educational
advantages,
eithijht's wreck at WabnsMr* er* agreed to don"te a *1101 of l hem* of the two nations.
Florid a—Governor
nnd
of c h i- ''r through negligence or because |,(1|. ()f vote*. Mi** A'elmn Sbipji assigned nnd all
the
powerful. I
, i fati*fuctory con- Cary A. Hardee.
Tlic Spuni-h flag had stood nI••t• ( I'ltiiniuL.ii, 1 silhtc-* le:.,
iimnei .-.|iial to the nnnnin'. •\pend
of unfortunate circumstances which ,
„ Kain today of 1111.1105 votes e.tuipment for night flying il be*'
the
lull
75
foot
steel
flag
pol.
'
ng"
gangland,
guntnrn
beet
runllVfrcn i-.’iitl no fu rth — Georgia Governor
Mr*. ed l.\ the board .luriie. D.” year
nnd
might Pe controlled with sntfiei. nt |,1Vt.|
standing of yesterday,
f i ..OwP
i" < a. d In ia< ker. \i I* . a ll ied to ell.ot " the president asxeited tl.is wliilo Miss Nell Williams made an ing set up.
('
f >.1 charity i-uipo*. *.
The f.ii .exerul dax awaiting the ce.
ut expected here «»r ! c'|ifr«ir«l M. Walker.
Col. l’nttl Henderson, second »»* ^
( »hrrr others a re in
< ity ( '..niTuis*ioii a ’ * , ic iv e d to emonv. I he pi iTn’ipnl* in which Mie i; i i , v< I lidny, I•\ bis iissnci- cot,.lit ion "demand* the sola ti.d'' M(,t(.1|tl0
votes.
Miss
Hawaii
Governor \V. H I'ai
am! :P«
Captain Aimer Withe
aid. ..tiering . d » n n t'<n <f fMI
w. t .
Other* are to be irngton.
-J
of all patriotic citizens.
N’.tomi Fellows made a small gnin. sistant tKistinnsP'r genera!, h * J OPper in..nth.
i 1 apt am ( . K. Firming of Jn ck
rto the general ho: -1
1 011 gland. Iiush.'d and deu.tou*.
Indiana - Governor Kinioet l
"It involve* . 4 he said, "not on ly . Mi** Surah t'oi’W’iu jumped 5,(45 tiered the new service installed ,■[
In
making Mu aiiiiinne.'ineiit *oi \i||e, im pel*.<naimg the Span
f.n*t Coast Kail- B ranch.
x* tli
Pitt. 1 eneinie*
.landing He- |>ei-on* immediately concern. I votes.
early next
Spring, probably in jl
An
tauildt'l to - tain Pic 1 , attend.'.I the and the e.immunities in which they j
Governor .lonalhan al ".n; (In li.>ii r.i'* iv .rk thi* morn- t*h te irito iial g->\ernor, and
Kansas
Hall.it llox is Sealed
April.
This,
said Mr. Egge, will >uj
|ptf
Ml
Wilson
*oli.
i'et!
that
|dl.\
.1
10
1
,
-on,
ie,pe.
tively.
tun.'ml of thi- .nt.ei amiinnlv of live Pot the nation il*.df for the
of dead shows M. Davis.
,,y|1K|< thi- afternoon
Th.
u a io ii ' wn* nn ed ict du 1 1. I and ;•,.* <• . *h"t down In*t welfare of the eountry depend* up ,|u.
ivd one liuhy. They
I.ouisiana— Governor l l e n i ’. I. wh.dehealted support of Hie enJ . G. Hall, C. L. Hritt give the government a "doubler H
Ill** .'..lint V lie gIVr nil. the plan, tdo at
I the ongmnl, according M 'talav In three gunmen n* lie |(1|1 ,||( 1 harneter nnd t he ir'.'lli- and Edward Higgins, came to The truck" air mail system between "/5l
■th Kcxtoti of Aid- Fmpia.
iiere nnd Chicago, and, with
He
urged
lhal
all
fialeio
.d
orders.
1,1
lii-toro
al 1.0 ..id
A* the Spun
to...I anio'ig tlie to*.-, of hi* flow gene, .1 th. -e who . n*t til. Pal
H:ix
•
Maine
Governor
IVrcivni
•Mb? Ruby Stone of
Herald. Oil lee ami
t ran*cnntiimntnl
service vu»wi.
c o v e r in g
1 1 J*'®
. ...1 iit< 111111
m ill iiv'ii in 1 si’Mivr
. ivie l.odie* nnd individual* inlcr- i-l. national anthem was played, *i -iii'p I», 1. 11,. 1 whose 1 c ■|»c, Iabll 1 lot*."
JR,; and a
woman tel and S e c re ta ry .
Pox- Il will remain rlumnl until th e , 2 720
t,
wil, ln:lkp n to U l
, The pr<» Inniation recommend*' m utest ends next Saturday night
Ma*saehu*elts
Governor and p*le.l in the work to inok. eontli- tin ling of that nation was lower i f th. operation* wele .leaked.
|k Mr* A. I.anier of
*
.
I '.105 miles over which night
fly
l.otioii- toward it* p e r ' •»malice
•.1 to half nin*t where it met the
il vv I* oil.' of ill. Illo-t pl. U'll- that 1; vciiioi * of "la te * i**ue pme aif.l the judges, themselves, will
iha'iy. thought to be Mrs. I'lmnning II. ( ox.
ing will l>,< continuous.
These contrihution*, he ■In tel '■jar* and Stu p e * L i n g hoisted to I loll* speetui le* of It* l.ltld III cht- luiiiation- eiiiphri*izing the sec' iv. * .pen it ut that tiuifyMinnesota
Governor an.' Mr*.
I aa* about two years
will !.«• greatly npprei tat, .1 and ward llo top There the two cni . in',,'. Pi ,t>.r\
In connection with the new act— ’
tend' 11—
t Pv eduentiomil iu*tllu
lentity of both is not J . A. O. I’r.oi*
llm i.i the -fTict lhut Arthur vice. Mr. Egge revealed th at tlMM
Id.onpnu«ed
moment
arily
a*
th.
Missouri
—
Governor
nnd
Mr*,
’
be
fund*
given
will
be
1
uII;.*
jirotlaii
and
in
it,’*
educator*
mi
l
till
ablixhed.
III, *.'tviee* well held lit a lit
Vowcll, o n e 'of the judge*, expects government hud leased Hcdgloy
Aithur M. Hyde.
teetml, and economically handled. |. in.) stm . k up ' T h e S t a r Spang I ll<
I.u g !
r'l.l.'ttaket '* , Impel
while otlii i . . . ooi-i l.-d vv. 1 1) I lie tea.
T r ,lu lie .^rtt ol the eity on the day field, between New llrunswiek and
eil
llnnnei"
to
tin
u.eom|mniinent
Montana
Governor
and
Mi*.
All
hill*,
he
said,
inns*
he
npprov,,1
•
■
I,.f.
-.on
I,,
ti.kc
part
ill
I P.>11* 1. 11.Is of IH'iiple. eailoii to *.■•'
|il l, Noi
14.— Four
' ’ *'
ide cyOtest d oses, Edward Higgins Plainfield. N. J . . ns a terminal fo r
J . M. Dixon.
hv the chairman and the secret 1 of will'll the American flag wa« I 'liglaod pav it- ln*t i.-'pe. t* to line,. ..! Ill, Week II -Uggc*t* t Hill
tilled and IS injurlii\*/(».*, n selected In hi* place,
the Chicago-New York night mall.
er t mi 1.1 the lop of the mast.
Mississippi
Governor and Mrs. 11 y -treasu rei. Mr. DuBose.
.. fallen lender, milled ul.oo' ...it pat 1 1 •1, I 'm ,, n'litfiou*. sik' 1.,1 and
»y night when n rear I
file standing of contestants, a* li e reported the receipt of a
E. Inn * ft .no t he imisi. nnd song- *lde
..jI
.■
1
01
g
.1
uc/a
'
toils
al**,
coniriPltve
Whitfield.
In connect mu with tlic w.nk. Mr
Sipiad* ol del.-. I iv e* Wo .. I.
|on Flmiils E ast Coast I ‘ “ ‘J ," .' *
..IdLlied 111 The lluruld today, is diagram from \V. E . LaFollatbo,
New Mexico — G.ivernor
nnd Wil*..n fuith. i said. "It i* th- hi m >,f tlic hi*loi u al parade that lire rd tin *■ 1 vi, e while IlionwL'd I'" i. ,1 sucees* by londiictlug meet - I pul
tin No.
was wrecklie lu*t one that will uppenr until superintendent of the W eitcQ rjd i'
tlie llag . ol el.loll V were y.'l
mi
i.n,I
di'inuiiHl
rat
ions.
rMie
Mr*, .lames F. Hinkle.
belief " f the eommitte.- th .i a . . ,j.
I
tie.- d i " ' e Pa. k and foill. ainopg
0, H a
"Ld.icntion lot* ,suae to l<e near- Hie in,al score is announced. Votes i f -iort ''^nnuM iug th at a fluid
New York — Governor and M u . dollar handled f>*i *u. li w-ol. in ■ 1 . oi.oilmg 1 1 on lit. suironnJini, the crowd'.
Imfotf-ti n available A l t m i K. Smith.
er
to
the
hearts
of
the
Aineiieori
|
plnoC in tlie bnllnt box from now Imd been leased today a t ConeotOr*
*
I systematic and business-like uuin I lull. 11- the final W..11I* were i pol
“ l|f only two persons
I lie set va 1 iii’ii' brief \ hvntli I....pp Hum any other single puli
on w ill leiuain until e.iunttni in tlie Ual., in pioparutlnn for early e x
North Dakota — Governor R.
ner will go more ihan twice i. 1 1 and 'I., g o t ei not • ril’d I h. .1
iljf injured. Pa.sscng
Wo- follow, d I'V a lllll.'ial .Inge !i, m l , n - t . " th.' p i o c l a ma t l u u -sayr, pie n i c e of the judges.
tension of all night service frotft
far a- a dollar hnndl. I in ill" man
. |; f f * I . I 11 »‘,l
thfd no.te than seve— Nest os.
II
. .1 mull .1 *11 luge.! ill. In *11 a o ..........
Rock Springs, Wyo., to San F rjin w
’tftik
lia.*
I„',’i,
emit Ilium..... of I I'.xtia Aides to Ire Issued Daily
-i
ll
111
the
ail
tlie
nee
in
which
the
I'll I f w.
—
Governor
M.
E.
Oklahoma
be tak.-'i to I he eomof v goi'oiis , isi, paign* m the mteit's; ' H<",mining ut t* o’clock Monday riseo.
chi rie«l "ii her elofot1, . ill'll 1III »’"ll
i inr • f v 'i . . . 1 1 oio the Sow o . e Pul.loll l» Plod a I'lcn! bald.
Trapp.
Ipital m i Aiigu*tine.
Tile*.'
caui|..ngn* mgl.t a . ci iillenle good for lti.OOt)
Thus, niglit flying will be in
and millec fuitli.’l lull1." ..* |||„t || l R n , i pi, n* i.u 1 1 aft ni'.l ant. •" I - . Ill V antllelioil.i placed al»'Ut tile ot edneat loll
South Carolina
Govern.
li!) injun I were being
11 pi odin cd
Pv ! Pul illl OOP 1I 1 i t , a k. I o l....... Pl't Pave , oil. .'Utln'eil lllleutioil lipoll 1 Villi'* will he issued to tho cun- progress over the untire
wi.t k w dl edon.l great Iv t.i t 1,' 1li 1ft1 ll" V*.
trans
Mr*
Thomas
G.
McLeod.
|e Glen |c, tie n.olilita.n ol fb'Wel* Hie need* of education, it i* pomled e*talil I in mug in the
jl a I "it I’u 1»1 hospit
greatest continental route and there will *.
1 (Pul ill the 1
Tennessee
Governor and Mr*. Pom-tit of the ent Ir,* ,’oiintv'. i," ‘l ■.Kin) v li
vv dl leP. vi organization noil indi a 1 11 >.. i upp'd Pv -evernl
'" 'm g I Pen . atoe aiiotla-i I f am and l»> ••il, und the “cumulative impetus 1 al„, •unt " f <a-li. in subscriptions, be two deliveries of a ir mail dal
unit milling ,.f u n i " action lias been pni\u u- lul lin' on, li 2 t hour period. Last ly. instead of the present One, Xt'
are Mi
\ l.ancye. Austin Deny.
vv,.iu, a . i n . l.i t* at Florida Male ke. faced gany let
Texa*
Governor and Mr*. 1’ut vi.Inal* of greal burden* il.-v III.
polite apolog'e* a- I Pi- v treaded |II l i\ I,. 0,'ll. .Ill ”
Mai..
Mi** Lizzie
week .'.UUP votes were given away all points uloug the route. The
Imd
1
•
luat
here
o
fo
'e
f"i
the
1
,,||.
t:.
ami
a
nomP.'i
of
Voting
ppi
V :• !l
M t.*s Kll- M. Neff
act. day f"i the greatest number |||r maj|
f\ i. ,' would be "dotlbl#
who - ang itn- songs that »(•«*• upon .-loti "tin -I * I",-- I" g.ni fd
1 1 .ml 1oiled ori page 11
la
('tail
Governor
and
Mr*
t'ha.
'I'll..
u ll'
. ..
.
.
i k lug vl.iwll past lP. •a*k* |
N n h t.. .1 \ 1 ; Buhy
of/
ol,1 i 11fii ion*.
The nextt lfew
long ago a- the float 1 1
truck" throughout as soon as tho
|R. Muhcy.
T Id
■
lay
lo.ouu
votes
"
i
l
l
be
uwnrdud
rticn
wl.de
tile
|.olo.
I''.’
ll.'il
. ,i tin. rgP th. street*
'It. -M
del,land of patron* westward from '
..
nt
Governor and Ml •.
foi Ha g i el.test amount of eush. Chicago promised to nutkr it fuai- , ^
M
Itoberl A.
t lie . f vvd- o| 1 01 toil* "id -id' thi
, |•1.. |•x Intel •'tin t' wel >■ I It. ' " I
Led
field
IT
o
.to
l
No n on. v will l.e accepted unless tide.
li
' 1 tificld. \ t ;
......
.......III. f t I', a Pn.lv ' t ee . l.- k it H U - lifted 11..111 It ' bid "f
Vitgima
i."\eii"»i and Mis
S i i* lot *ub*eriplion* to The H .i’
•
*«•1 louslv,
Ip.vv.i* and . a i m 'd I" a motor
n.o,
III aiioth.’i limit that Pa,I
Night mud will l e a ' « th« Now '
K I ee Tl lltkle
|,v igld a **", n.t
.f li'
, aid. daily
weekly edition.
. >1. and Mr a. J .
vvall 1 melon painted ol Hie i
I ug
York Air terminal ut 10 p. m.
We-t Virginia
Governor nnd
M.ii
• (in.; Mr.
IIhi , i , i.’iii ii ,, Pidmg
Louis Alelin*
lo t the convenience of contest- t cm lung f'hirago in 1* hours (six
- id.
Mir Kphruim h' Morgan
iih:i .1 1 ,\ 1, miigli. I’a*
be, i beau tv h ow .v.i -Hi III* llelltemill.t oil who*.- ~l|.,uld< <
alii I'll. Herald office will remain a. m.l for distribution with the.
1 l
Eighteen member* of t.ovein.o’
i
iv
ei
12
.
1
'
op
feet
"
f
new
water
,
to
ill the Piliade suipn-" In* ipi.nil.- of power I* icp.ul.il
. Ah-xui.d.-i I .uinar. I li* Hardee's stair, and appro .imalelv
open eueli night until 1) o'clock.
fu s t regular delivery. Night mall
mum* have been Inal in Snufnrd
( lilt AGO \,.v 15.
" runeri ,' ,1 ||, pi.ulu, Hon of Suwiin. •• for to have dr-c.'llded
Alrx.oMl* 1 Leman. D e nineteen g u c - t v including (> "'. * n
Only Few Hays Lett
|will leave the Chlcugo air term lthe
nn.nth
of
(let*.Per
nr
.ill/.uis
will
win
world
prohibition.
'
...
.
.
.
i
.
i
d.ll
mg
tail ' l i - William (' <0 Elect and Mrs John M- M 1M11
t h, iwdx «*s awai deii fu st |ui/« a
I wept v truck*
were
l'u> ke.l
,. * to the report «>t * •I>" Man | A ft,'I today there are but »ix m,I at !• t>. m., reaching New York
i,ling
ts.rji!
Mi h . Helena will accomputi ytlie |•-*>'*x on the Mr- Ida I! Wise Smith, of De*
,!v.r loving CUP. f..l the " d tu ii g ' In).t, will. tl„ml offerings which
ager
W. H W illiam*, who is work- I days in wl,It'll votes in this contest 8 hours later (six u. m .) lot* th®
M'-inc.*.
la
,
declared
here
last
nigl’
d
Irtkflelil.
\t ;
Hal old
float lo that entered Pv St Aug 1 included a gigantic heal l 1if iniik lag in conjunct ion with ('.moulting J ninv
tired and in which the day’s Hist delivery. Duo to pre
tour of Southern Fiord :..
at the AVoui.'ii'r Chi i-turn Tempei
I ..-nil
1 fie-I, iioii.id-. Old Or
.
.
car may be won. vailing winds, tho Westward fllRuV
Correspondents representing the mice Union She is director of the , n.-iin'*. Mlurh Lnrr r«mri'
* i lDl*
I
I I o***"’’ ( ioiii t I'Himnion's wIlltluW I i,gun .M Jo*fpit E ( inig, of Jack
pillar of chi mi
\ [ imi'i rMf nated by H.'i paid l i ' " ' •»» , n|l u
|u. Mi
Lisa Miller, Intel national New* Serv o ’. A*»o
. day* will pass quickly. will he an hour longer.
*..i.v’ille, in ibe o n sfr u c tio n of the In,
citizen.’
flip
division
of
the
orgnni
tisj hr.ii-c* llli**fi'.dd. edited Press and "Tit • Silhouette,
1 allaliassee
I ti.ni* and lo-es
Peal It,<1 a card ciiy’s new waterworks system.
I vvip Pe the worker who keep*
' It H i • liralir, slight- nnd a Puttie New* c a m c a man will zat ion.
- T o (tin I ‘nt Erom the Gang "
wo, King every minutu of the duy
Mr. Uiaig'* report showed tluil,
"Unity of actio m an bring thi*
I ulu' Ini*. Ohio; M (*. also accompany the part.'.
Scores of eluPol ate floral pie. e»
i, will lie ulieud when the fittul
ihe wat. i works' icservoir is urac
to pass.'* shi said
“ Women w'u. |
Ucutr. f|e*h wounds, ndwere nviil ainuiy uioualy .
st.Hiding is announced.
il,
ally
complet»*l.
and
that
PS
per
are the creators of public opinion
V«wn
Mi*.
Minnis,
S k illin g I fin ugo’s business di- I , cut of the mm tunery hud been In
From all indications the final
must now take up this ta*h
W «•
|)uM Litchfield. Mieh.;
triet the funeral cortege tn.v.liiu'
count will Pe dose. One additional
the
ti,
lied,
nnd
‘
.
'5
per
cent
o
f
“
.a
n
and
will
build
a
spiritual
tie
A religious census of all whit
F"<i slight New Sm yciiliHoitplion nihy win while the
fol Mount
W ASIIIN GTON. Nov. 15.
M* thirty
........ .. miles, headed
ntire pr.ijeet finished.
i feiise wall around our home* "
Mr, Holden, left arm
ji.r General AValter A. Bethel, judge (
G.-metciy. the long
fatl'ire lo get one more muy he the residents of Sanford will . be
.....- ,,r
i..,.k ! The work done by the three muin .
1 addr. - unknown (with
Quoting fioiu the n'C.u.l* *f (•"'
..f
coni,'»tant losing. While K " " tomorrow by upproxltna^l
general army relu e- t"- 1
' 'i .’ i 1 The firm of A 1’ Connelly and ....... ml . oiiveiitinn held Pv the AA a Iv
............ " " in"l e^buV, rode O'Hait
during the working days of The lletuld hopea the linul vote 1 (10 workers from various chu irl
hniMtiMii,la'
a
f
t,‘i
a
continuous
service
i«*
Williums’
kill.>i i- believed to Sons. Hi'ultoi*. annuli'll <■ the op ( | 1 m 1H75, Mis South read old of mole Ilian 7tk ypai* al Isy- moh'> ciujiiiii >*
well as hi* pals "> t"b ei accotding to Mr
will lie u decisive one, muny b e in thi* city. Rev E. D. Brownie#,uplift fnIlo\\>
of Mi
la.ncve who ening of a branch office in
' |,,.v<• the valuable tlrst prize will pastor of tho l ’re»hytcrian Uhuirh
"It.'solved, lhat sin..' women ace own t,*pi.**t berause of failing , ' H
lobii" of the I'ul.stoti Building »n
announced yesterday in outllnml
North Park Avenue. t<> I" i.ianaget illiiong-t g l . u t e . l Mill el er* from
<0 feet of six l,,‘ w "" *•) « very close margin.
ul ten itu’lt pip,
pinna for a cooperative train !
*«• i iiitiing u half
it., li,|U.'i tralTie, und tealizing that
||( will Pe sitreee.ltltMl 1»\ <
Still
Easy
to
Get
Votes
M*
I Lftirt z > n n i : i l mch pipe. .'liiT fe. t «>f four inch
svhool and enlargement campxl
•zon.hpg to those on by O. ;t. Brooks, and .1 "
,l i. to l.e ultimately suppressor* '
4. e n i e n n i a i |i(ii j u;, lh Mx hydruilt*, ,„ * i „ ii ,* i
,|„bii A Hull, former acting ulKr»
The worker who thinks it u
to tie inaugurate,! by o ffic ia ls.
w«», ti.'lice.l a bum|> Kcown.
tiftlvo. at, general, who automat” nl
mosjcsxiG of Churches here. A
'three valves. This wink was done I,.fa ult job to accumulate volea
(-si ■..a. ti before it
ly assutnea the grade of nuijol
NEVA YuHK. Nox. HJ.
Today I at u total cost of f78fi.C5 ill labor lias but to study tho voting relied
Untold
K, Ingraham, of Nash*
bft lie lull*, toppling furnished with substantial <>ah f u r vci.Uon assendftled d" |)l“ > G.«i and general during hi* incurnlK't,. y
marks Hie hundredth antii'ersuiy ir at un average »f nine und u ule for tlie final period of Hie ville, Tenn., will organize
th
•ml l '_ lm g tin- oeeu- niture, with h e a ' > cartM’ts on tlie nil g.Hid and true men. that (he
campaign.
Note
the
fart
thut
half cents |HT foot. This crew also
l
of F ifth Avenue und U week'* n .
|i * 1j windows or pinning floors and attractiv e wall designs, prohibition <>f the lt«|uor Ira n i75.(imi votes can be secured by worker* and instruct them In r
Robert Ha
I
laid
1,300
feel
of
10
-inch
wood
W
1„
ehrut.ot.
op.’tn#
today.
President
nnd
will
be
run
in
conjunction
with
|ifi th,- «ur
gurd to completing t h . const
should Pt submitted to ail adult
stave pipe at u cost of $21 til.60, turning in one five year subscrip
the fir m ’s main office on Magnol citizens irrespective of f “'e . c.dot for murder since last mu'ho had i t ’indulge hus accepted the 1 ha.t
which is being made, It woa an
tion.
And
75,000
votes
will
count
patoled
to
visit
hi*
wif
this
sum
including
tlie
cost
of
yvoik
„f munship of the honorary ...mniulee
nounced, to promote in tere it ', y
PALM BEA( II. Nov. 15. ia Avenue, il was announced t o
heav
ily
when
it
comes
to
deciding
given birth t>> tritdets,
around tho plant.
•for tlie centennial.
Itbii agi-1,1 m Ft. Fierce day.
rhurvh attendance and to atiratt*
_
who
is
to
win
the
prizes.
'••In 1877 tight here in Chicago.", whom hud died.
Jameson anil crow laid 1003 feet
i thr wreck was caused
*atd Mr* Smith, "the W . t
I >
It is expected that some of tho lute friendliness between tha d il
o f one ami n hulf inch galvanized
^he»i (,,,. , „ , m. 0 (T the
women expressed their conviction (
contestant* further down the l i lt feren t denominations.
pipe:
1501
feet
of
one
and
u
qu
ar
»rh win, |, vXU» derailed.
that the ballot was the only wry to
ter inch pipe; 530 feet of threu will make a Inst minute campaign
handle the prohibition situation «'"t
quarter inch pipe; 192 feet six- and without doubt some remain
it was the saloon question that
inch pipe; 984 feet of four-inch ing idle ut thi* time believing t h f t
A. AY. Sm ith, for three year* first started women to working H,r
j line; Installed one hydrant ami two they will win a cash prize, at least,
head of the Seminole
Overland the voting privilege. They said.
valves ut u total cost of eleven will be greatly surprised next S a t
Company at Commercial Street unu 'Resolved' that as the responsibil
ner. On the eighth hole Mr. Re cents per foot for the four and six urday night.
The
Ju
n
io
r
Chamber
<
>
f
'
“
,n*
Purk Avenue, has disposed ol
ity «,f the training of the chth.ten merce golfers nnd those teiires- boot mode it in J l nnd wu* con- inch pipe*, und five cents per foot
Each day vote* will appear lu
' .
. •
.
I . ______ I . .
,,av..l,
U l l .
Interests to W. W. E lw u rd , of am|
llw
— • came out tented that his opponent could do .
youth rest* largely u |h. ii wo- enli|lK t j le K„ta
ry Club
The llcruld which friends of the ,11m V r r , Woodcock...
■TH
no
worse
To
h's
surprise
Jr.
I
(
,
,
lbert
nrM
,
crt.w
|
a(d
1284
feet
Kissim mee, according to *■> ‘
iiiuii , she ought to be allowed
“ v.j(.to rjoUf in the oirening_round»
Yowell obligingly made it In u ,
u. jnch pj.)Ci ^ 5 0 fect uf „jx various contestants may deposit in MUo V e in ,. Shipp
nouncemcnt made Friday.
close
the
rum
shop
door
of the Civic Club Golf Tourna
the ballot box.
li<jrr,-«t Lake is in rcMr. Edwards, who will tx k ^ o v er open or
Mis* Nell Williama----Thta “D^nuun U-glnning at " inch
I L ______
Im-uiled three hydrants
........ “pipe,
..
ment which were held Friday a f
ze. made n-» l uguinst her home
ldf.’i front ( liowniiig his new business nt once
Mix. Naomi Fellows...o’clock will see the Hotarian* meet ut a total luhor cost of $326.85
political
opposition
to
the
dry
ternoon
on
the
municipal
link*c,(? >Lrk of i ’ulutka, in announcement in regard to the fu
the Jun ior Chamber team for Drst or nine cents u foot.
Miss Mary Klnlaw—
forces
first
appeared
in
1882,
»vThe Rutarins won their wav in honors.
j**Dres»,-d tb c apprecia- ture policy of
concern
Mr.
In the afternoon's com
Miss Sarah Corwin----*>i the
c.w ----------Mr.
Willigfits’
report
also
showed
Mstsa citizens for the Sm ith sU ted be had no .itfinite cording to Mra. Smith, who Quoted to the finula by taking all
Mra. M. E . P a t t m o n ...
petition.
tho
I'layera
hove
been
thut
the
wood
stave
pipe
had
a
r
from the records of a reso.u’. on matches from their K iw .n l* op- • , ^
ow, .
ireatraeiit accorded the plans for the future.
ired a t fo„
follow.;
Mra. E m m a
rived und that four c a r . or 28 tons
passi-d
hy
the
liquor
men
i
orponenta
while
the
Jun
ior
(
nomwir
j
)<B|1
Vfrvua
Connel
Dean Versus Connelly; I’ uleston imd been unloaded. Seven cars or
commissioners of that
Mra. J. P. Boston.............. 1
According
to
data
compiled
by
gunization,
which
site
rvn
-1
ns
follci»b of (bis city upon I
player* W'on the right
to com versus Igou; Houzbouier versus
Mrs. Mary Bowia-^--------- M
I
6
C
tons
of
gas
pipe,
and
eight
City
Engined*.
Fred
T.
William*,
pete ag ain st the Rotes by taking Chlttcndon: MttcNcill versus lleurmt to Sanford,
Miss
Peggy Bruton ....................... i ^ a
c
a
r
*
of
waterpipo
have
also
been
Lake
Monroe
is
slowly
but
aqre* "Resolved, that wo opposa wo four of six matches from their
worn's letter said:
den; Knight versus .Spencer; >owMiss
Margaret Miller
iy getting back fo normalcy, and
pnlnaded.
* A
‘ *
man suffrage everywhere and al opponent, the Senior Chamber.
Jf of the people of P aell versus Holly.
lira. Walter Wight will
regain
its
usual
level
within
ways.
for
when
woman
hna
the
bu
,
'•:h t„ communicate to | L Y N C H B U R C r 'V a .. Nov. U > Ip Friday's matches the results j
George W. Kn igh t of tbc Ro‘ » 0 '
a period of eight wsek*. provid Mra. P. C. Oolson —
she will voU »olid for prohibi
Ptectation ,,f the hos- J W. C. B aker, rellred railroad man lut
tion, und t h e woman.' vote U the Club paired ag ain st A. C. r o r t were q* follow*:
ed no unforseen raltu or floods Mra. M. E. Dooly —
forded by yourself, the
Senior Chafpber versus Junior
administered the worst defeat of
o f Mount Auburn. N. '
died lu
Interrupt it® steady deersaos.
, Mi/a Ethel Henry —
|tt,t hope o.yhe prohlbitionlits.
the day when he came in U up c|iamper: Higgins defeated
'k to communicafe. Ute night at the Elks home at Bed
Mr. Williama' report show* thpt Ml»a Florence Malm
den 0 up: .Spencer defeated Lloyd
0 , '’our Chamber o f ford. from the effe c ts of Putsoml
on hi* opponent.
CHICAGO. Nov. IB. — Two men the water In the Uk« id going Mlsa Alberta Aycock
(hr president
of the cider iLrlnking on Monday. I h "1
F eatu rin g the day'*
wa* 1 up: Chittenden defeated Ixc 7 are being held and another sought down at the rate of on
Mias Clam Rankin
the match between Arthur 1 0 well up; Connelly defeated Herndon J
* ';d rvtry citizen of brings the death list to eleven.
and that tha water
Mrs, ». P. Dutton
„
they came in
M r 'defeated
M i l m Igou 2 up; today oa-the alleged Inatiggtora o f praaant time la four
representing the Senior Chamber UP* *Wln ttner
, _Miss
_ _
_ _______
___ — _
Lena
B. Hagen
an extortion plot which threatened
. 4>ur inuyor and the
_
of Commerce and U C. Bebo«»t re iiiii y won by default.
•
y ub(| vH)lUma-------____ __
Ute live* of Mrs. Amanda Huehl, the top of tha bulkhead.
.
o
s
A
N
G
E
L
E
s
T
nov
16.
—
A
Rotary
versus
Kiwanls5..P**R
. , . uur .c*ty commission
presenting the junior body. * y
The laky will
to aettlc
Eml,
______
motion that the county appohit mutual ag reem en t the tnatah etxi* defeated (inrdiner 7 op; Knight formerly prominent in thy order
on of of their recent
from
thrd#
to
four
^ag^
W
k?
^
Dent**l
Stafford
— •
Pulpston
dr;
of
.tbc
stern
8
U
r
,
andhj
70-year
CHICAG O, Nov. 16.— W heat:
ed oq the 9 tjj hole. klr. YowraU defeated, F o r t 11 ul
ity btuutlful ani^ Rto*
fore it grU hack tp nonpel,
Mr. Mia* Dorothy Stckee
*
1
Aid
A
"
Dec. 161 'VA to 162: M a y , 1 6 » ' ‘ ‘ °
ted Berg 4 up:.
turned fn a snappy 74 whim Mr*
William* mid. and at thh prewnft Mrs. Robert lalrut — .
, ‘ Pint can bat cause the 159; corn. May. 117 to 117^4, oaU,
Beboqt'a took an 84. ;
raU of dacreaM wtU take ajg>u'
tb co m was
•
•M x
to stand for
Mbs Kathwtw m *>B
TV*
match,
however.
wM
not
*
two months to qq io ,
^
.
by
M
r*.
Uurhtft
I T I op.
Mn ^ 7 O R L E A NB. N j ;t * ^ C
, ^ : several affidavits to ahow th at their
y > >' ^
^
S T ii
• •■•
triumph
all
the
w
a
r
tae
wtn'
onity of every visitor ton closcds Dec. 24.60 to 24-72. client i» “ pauper* .
J a n . 24.69 to 2473.
tourists Aboard
When Rear
IT SSS
1*.... ..
Personnel Assign*
Routes Complel
*• . And Plans Finish*
SLAIN GANGSTER
IS LAID TO REST
WITH MUCH POMP
decided
gen- '.
Many Water Mains
Laid Last Month
R ep ort Indicates
Women Will Brintf
About Dry World,
Convention Is Told
Religious Census Of .
Sanford to Be Tak<
V. S. Judge Advocate
General
Realty Firm Opens
Branch Office Here
„ :i:.r .'r f T t ™
Overland Agency Is
Sold Kissimmee Man
Is
Retired
New York Celebrates
Avenue
Rotary And Junior Chamber Teams
Meet Today In Golf Tourney Finals
ia O f f i c i a l
Hospitality
N ( itiz e n s
STANDING OF Al
CONTESTANTS^
BOX I S SEAl
Lake Level Expected
Normal In 2 Months
W. c 7 Baker Eleventh
Victim Poisoned Cider
Two Suspects
Jp Extrotion plot
Kid McCoy Is Refused
County Paid Alienists
Markets.
jm iilT ;
i».RS
�L o 3 ANGELES. Kov. 13.— Sup
ply of citron fnuto In the Uni tad
Platen and Canada,for the Seaton
1923-1924 exceeded Uiat of the
precious year b y '15 per cent, and
is more than sixty per cent g reat
er than that of five years ago, a c
cording to u report of the Califor
nia Fruit Growers Association.
Approximately 49,COO,000 boxes
of orangtw and grapefruit, 6,600,
000 boxes lemons were a?ld of
which California supplied over
one half of the oranges and crapefruit untTBV per cent of the lem
ons, report said.
■ ' •> *
Other citru* producing . points
are Florida, Porto-Uieo, Louisana,
Alabama, Texas, and Arizona.
E
>NIX. Arlz., Nov. H.— An
ling wasto of America’s vital
ml resources makes it certain
manufactured gas is destined
the fuel of the future and
mlsh the world’s heat, acur to ^Alexander ’Forward. of
York, secretary manager of
fncrican Gns Association, who
here today at the conven
or the National Association
ilrond and Utilities Commis
si
ting that the nation’s future
und up in it* fuel supjdy.
Forward said there was no
inont fefage in oil or in watWcr. and that evcntunlly tho
ry would linve to draw more
and more upon its coal deposits.
V "In five years," the speaker deehtred ."the fuel requirement of
our automobiles alone will amount
-to 250,000 000 barrel* of oil nnnualkl t*«noryears,
more than
the In
total
oil outpossibly
murn
less
nut when
World
began.
' time,
the tho
supply
of War
oil in
our)
-The
railroads
nre
now-using
0Ot-- 1
. ■country will bo totally ‘insuffic
, lent
000,000
barrels
year as locomoto meet
thea demand.
•'Tire
Hhortlv
will
" I t fuel.
is onuuliy
futilethefortide
Ameri- ca to nin her hopes to watorpow-1
er," Mr. Forward declared, "for i
our industrial plants are now u»ipg; 60,000,000 horsepower, ntnl at
prcser.t ___
rate o f Increase
thov
1 thile
1..........
- ,
...
--------------------------------■
will
need- -100.000.000
horsepower|
in a dozen year*. Tii:ie most rapid
development of wnterp ower whirli
poliry
_ _ _public
__
-- _ will pet milt ennnot
M rs. K. S. B aum el and son, J u l
ian, and Mrs. F r a n k G raham le f t
Thursday for Brunswick, Gn., to
spend n few days with Mrs. Baumid's parents. Mr. G rah am drove
them to Jacksonville where they
took the train.
Ill order.to give our customers
who are familiar with our
i brands of tea an opportunity of
k tr >inr: it out, and comparing its
■ Duality with other brandti we
H have rclfctcd thir-tm f i i week.
■ Our teas are sold exclusivity by
} th«- A & P, aclceted by our ex
perts from the finest tea.fields
in the world. Our brands are
import :tl by pa direct. This en
able* us to give our customer*
fresh unadulterated teas at all
tmes.
FLAKES
10c
A & P §oap Flakes
:9c
Small pk*?.
Large pkg
CHERRIES
A & P N o . 1 can 25c
A & P No. 2 can 40c
Our Own Brnnds
O rnnge-Pckoc
Inriian-Ccylon
oz pkg.
i lh. pkg
. lb. pkg.
Apples will he sold by peek or bushel
NICK L A R G E BA N A N A S
L £ » v c enough coal to even keen up
B an an as will be sold by dozen or hunch
with the increasing demand.
"W o must rclv on coal." he fltatcd "and this despite the fact that
by tho year 1940 we shall in the
t
United S tate s Ik? burning as much
!' - coal each y e a r ns is now ronsumi - cd by the entire population of tho
earth. F urth erm o re, there is no
...........................................
V tangible hope o f lower coni prices,
and It is pructirnlly certain that
.the cost will gradually in c r e a s e "
According to Mr. Forward, the
1 solution to the fuel nroblcm lies
in tho economical use o f coal in
: the m anu factu re of ga« noil such
flexibility in gas rates noil gas
healing standards as will enable
, tho g a s companies of the country
• to give the g reatest
service in
heat for the least inonev.
. Instead o f uniform g as heating
standards, the needs of the future
will reunite flexibility so us to
V permit the individual gin coma n y to m an u factu rer und deliver
o ils customers gas of such titer- ,
fnal content ns will make for the
g re a te s t amount of conservation.
|
{j
CHKAI* T R I C E S
Car Located on A. C. I*. Track
By Lxprcss Office
Protect the fnmjly’s health by buying your table supplies where
sec with vour own eyes that cleanliness is the first considerate
At the end of e a c h month add from five td twenty-five dollars to yo©
iriRK account.
SAVE TIME BY NOT HAVING TO WAIT TO BE WAITED ON
H ELP YOURSELF
va.
...
jj
i tl »
1 ’ »tl
* r
•
California
No. 1 Cans
Welchs
15-oz.
P r e m ie r
V a c u m iz e d
■
D U N LO P TIKES
SARDINES, CAN 12AC
YOUR 1)01.1-ARS BIGLER—SHOP AT
I
Mirrors S t r a n g e
'th in g sT o T r i b e s
South Sea Islands
tor;-
DUN LOU TIK ES
BERKLEY
Cal
Nov. II
lb
William B. II erms. professui of
- parasitology ait the University of
California, icturned te c e n lh from
the South S e a * with the de«, mo
f tlon of natives on the Uunniug
group of islands who were shown
their first mirrors when hi- oat
ty arrived. When photographs «.f
• them were taken.
he explained,
they often
failed
t<> recognize
Rifle Ives. Then own iountetinoci Apparently were stran ge to them
He found these natives fond of
adornment and very primitive in
their habits
They were fimndlv
' l)r. Mentis said there was e\ i
deuce that tin islands had b e e
occupied in ancient times hv l ‘>d\
nCflians. Th ere were indicationtoo. Hint 't r a in s of the Malay nod
the American
Indian u p puirn th
hud been contributed to the native
race. He saw no point of contait
with the Aftiean
negroes Imw
Easy Payments
‘ W e C lo t h e t h e F a m i l y ’
Bay a few dollars down ami wo will
outfit tin* family. Bay a lit!It4 each
pay day. Why wait V < ome in at once
and take advantage of these wofid'Tful bargains in Men's, Women’- ard
Children’s ( ’lotlies. I >on’t delay, do il
now! Your Credit Is Caod.
Thank Goodness \ mi Don't Have la K
Take T h e Nust)
Tto ting.
III
Smelling Oil Any More for MrCoy’s C<>d Liter Oil Tnhlets ( no ^
.Be Purchased At Any Drug Store
f
Why should any old pet son In
fcpbleness overwhelm them in Me -i
enlightened diiyn ? Surely every
one knows by this time that Con
Liver Oil contains mote vitamines
lutn anything elsi on em th mol
* th e g re a te s t body buildei hi the
J
world.
jYou’11 like to take McCoy's Cod
l i v e r Oil T a b l e t s they are sugar
Coated ami as easy to take ih
candy anil they do liulp old people.
B o w e rs’ Pharmacy.
Men’s Serge Suits
(O A T S
W t* were tilde to make in
W omen’s Coats in ve
exceptionally Rend hu> in
lours. plaids and ch ev
.Men’s Fine Serge Suits.
iots— in
All styles and siz.es. \ uu
>;ct the
deal.
(tenetit
have lIn* ingredients fur your fruit cake— C itron, raisins
uruukc peel, tut ents, Glace’ pineapple and cherries.
varied
sizes.
SPECIAL SA T U R D AY
Latest New York P a t
of the
tern s.
WEAR STYLISH CLOTHE!- MADE BY EX P ER T
WORKMEN— PAY A LITTLE EACH WEEK
Courtesy—Prompt Delivery
Why not try licing 10 yearn
• younger again—why not
grow
stronger in body, in mind. In vital
ity? Why not take McCoy'* Cod
Liver OH Tablet* uud drop 10 years |
from your age In 30 duy»! Wo '
moan tlila literally, of course. Wo ,
'' believe that a 30 day* treatment I
will make you feel 10 year* youngJ’ t r —but at any rata try them fori
id) day* und if you are not satis-1
fled get your money back—60 tablota—60 cent* at Bower* Pharmacy,
or any projrrtwdvc , druggist. Be?
isoris
Ready-.To- Jfj
307 SECQND ST.
BETWEEN SANFORD AND PALMETTO AVENUES
laaauaBBBBaaKBaaaaraB ■■■■«■»
nb
no a ■ a a a x a a K B r . B a a a B M i
‘AID— YOUR C R E D IT JS GOOD-rPAY AS
The Store W here Quality Counts.
277— PHONES— 278
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
�*Tr r"-5t 1
'V■* ■, 1■
OLD
Jobs In
iter Houses
Xj *
'.\ '
fvest
I W
f T
T
T
U ie^rect.^th^ro
tll.-nrc KaSf LTtO feet, U 1M1
Nor t h t#5 feet th t>i.lnt nf^t wgl n
Ing. c o n t a i ni ng five a e r e s . a nd a
*o.
Co mme n c i ng a t a • t a ke on t h e *
o n e - h a l f <•£) S e ct i on line BSP feet
Sout h of t he
Northcmt
Quarter
* V’
( N H L ) of t he N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r
( N W ' H ) of Sect i on IS. T o w n s hi p 50,
Houth of It ai i gc 2k Ha s t , r u n t h e ne a
Went 1320 feet , t h e n c e Smi t h 145
feel, t he nc e l ’a s t IS20 feet, t h e n c e
Nor t h I6& feet t o poi nt of b e g i n n
ing. oont nl nl ng fi ve ( 5 ) a c r e s , a nd
t o a n y r.nd nil o t h e r pe r s ons, w h o s e
na i ni s a r e u nk n own . Cl a i mi ng a n y
ri ght , title o r I nt e r e s t In and to
t h 6 p r o p e r t y hcrtilnnliove desc ri bed
o r iinv pa r t o r itareel t he r e of , ’ . ,
It I n he r e b y or de r e d t h a t y o u and
e-.nU of you. Im and a p p e a r h e f n r o
o u r an hi Ci r cui t C o u r t a t t hS C o u r t
House nt Sanf ord, F l o r i d a , oh t he
5th d a y of J a n u a r y , A. I). 1933, a n d
then and t h e r e m a k e n na we r t o t h *
Mil of comiilitlnt exhi bi t e d a g a i n
yo u In thin c ause.
II Is f u r t h e r or de r e d th a t, ib is i V ________
T
Or de r of l*u|illcstton ho
r 1
T O C P
V O U /X 330
In t he Hanford He r a l d , a nSe wi sM
p a pSe S
r
puldlsHed
In
Sanf or d.
Seml nnt o
V\MSH T O
M AKJB A N T
•"Minty, . Fl ori da, onen enelt, w e e k
I
N
V
/
G
S
T
M
t
c
E A n r / o t*
| f o r ei ght c o n s e c u t i v e weeks.
,j
WI TNKS. s no hand nnd tlte aeol
T H A T K M V E>
D i f f SO
I of tlio Ci r cui t t ’otirl of t he S e v e n t h •>
3 ? o n ' y Ha n g ' o n 1 1
' Jud l c l . i t I ' l t i ol t of
the
St nt o of
j Fl orl dn. Ill Olid for Se mi n. de tjoun-,
b y
J '
IN, Nov. 12. — Llcut-Colt, ohranisor of the Gerintf forces daring the World
is been declared an outcast
National Aesociatio nof Im,Officers because he ridlculb distribution of war medals
>es-kaisor’a officials. He dcIn a newspaper contribution
war rowels were like airI and said they “both dropped
cilly far back In the hlnmd hit Innocent beings.”
. Officers belonging to the
stional Association of Imperial
a ir
rn
P;
,vN v# < £
rs hayo been expelled for c r ito f .the imperinl regime.
lily Use Large
follow Tree As Home
| i i on line the 7lh day of NovtmJ her. H. I> 1921
VKELSO, Wash., Nov. 12. — A
allow log 22 feet long nnd r i g h t '
tet in diameter, divided into n i
linbination bedroom and parlor, n j
henette, n breakfast nook nnd
throom with shower nnd mount
On n motor truck is the home of
i.-* and Mra. C. Cave.
It has
icity and n m n in g woter,
lip Cavrs, living in their treo
M, left here recently to see the
t
-**A. ‘
"IMC Ic/sM H I' 'j^ C T iirP t'j viilli C n f * ' A \ -T>*;
•- FAU '- oak 's l i t iMAi litK r v .-Al k C ? HA,
x 4_C'T Out in Mii f iA«1 T c o *»MEii*lFr
ci>
r » . » i.-io u t * r a n r i. *• *-
■
r, K ^ E M B E n 1 5 ; 1 9 2 4 .
Ur'fi&fJ!
F.
A
pnrni.AHS.
r
\ .
C l-ik of the Circuit Court
i f the Seventh Judh'lnl (!tr■tilt of t ho State of Florldrf,
In ami lor Semi nol e 4'mjnV I
f i M
S
S
i
i\ corn T o r cofcifttf juunn,
cv^ T o n j . e v & e e T T ,
T b u Iaiom 'T n & m * - to rv>T
o p a o s n t r o * s ix t y
T o C IO IWTO
TMiS —
b u t
a r ml nnl e C o u a t r . '*•»*# n t F l o r i d a .
In re E m o t e of I. U Tloilgeo.
Not i c e la he r e b y gi v e n, t o nil
w h o m It ma y c o n c e r n , t h a t on t he Cut prices rm
J3r d d a y of De c e mbe r , A. D . ' 1 * 1 4 ;
I ahall apply t o t h e l l o n o r n h l o 17.
p. Hon. ho l de r , J u d g e of unld Court,
a . Ji hl go of P r o b a t e , f o r a fi nal 3 0 X 3'/,
I d i s c ha r g e as A d m f n l . t r a t r l x , of t h e
i e s t a t e of t. L. H o d g e s , d e c e a s e d , Gray Tubes
and t h a t nt Hie enmo t i m e I wilt Red Tubes
i p r e s e nt to unlit C o u r t my fi nal n f ; c*.unis as A d m i n i s t r a t r i x , of said 12 x 4
• eatiite. uml ask for t h e i r a p pr o v a l .
Dtiteo Orliiher : s . A. 0 . 1 * 2 4 , '
too.1"'
P1USC1LI.A HOIHIES.
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A»
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th a t's
151G H T,
a l l
BU T
is th
T I M is * — i
t h is
?
I
A l "f* fllTAHjvfj
Administratrix.
IN
rnritT
of
T im
roti'yrv
jrnriK .
s k m i n o i .f ..... c o u n t v ,
S T A T E OF FI . OI t I DA.
In rc E s t a t e of
J . Axel Eri c ks on.
T o nil credi tors,
legatees,
dis
t r i b u t e e s on*! nil p e r s o n s h a v i n g
c l a i m * o r d e ma nds a g a i n s t salil e»tats:
You. nnd e a c h of you, a r e h e r e b y
notified nnd retjulred tn p r e s e n t a n y
, C u l m s nnd d e ma nds w h i c h you, or
| e i t h e r of you. may h a v e a g a i n s t t he
enl nt e of J. Axel E r i c k s o n .
do1 r e s e e d . Inte of Seuilnolo
CountyL
, Fi o r i n a , to t he und e r s i gn e d A d m l ni I s t r a t n r of nnhl e s t a t e , w i t h i n
years from the d a t e hereof.
Dntril S*.|d. l u l l . A. It. 1924,
(Seal )
\V. C. K n i C K S O N .
Adi.ilti'nli a tor.
f. p.
311
mi
E ast Se
N i l Sanford
Try Smith^
- 1Shop for g(
e
two work. Ladiesfj
Next to Yalde
V
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r o i iit o r ro iiN T v J t n m : ,
Srmlmii** f'c»ian1 i« Stiiir tif FLirlitn.
i\
l
nod ii. W, Spell-
Solh'iti.rH nnd of ('uuiiKcl
on|dn1it mt
In ff* K*faf« » f W. 12.
N’litli’p M Iit*rf1iy Klv«*n. t o nit
w l i on It mnjr •,(‘m ,r r n , Hint on tho
IIIr<l tiny i*f 1 Hi-*-**!!!Ii«*r*, A D. 1921,
1 chilli fifipl> in thi* il ovi omt i l e I’ .'
F. UninlnililiT. .Ttulire
unlfl Co ur t ,
1 iu* .StidK<* »*f 1'rol'nii’. f o r my final
Huy a
CLARK Ji
t ’i. : ? 21*. He r C. i s, 211. 27
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To Mn i*v VMl1111f*s, I ft*
wife, Imt»Kf,n»‘ Mlt lun-1, II
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1smf#•*| «*4*t#*!*«*r 2f‘. A U 1924.
’ rsTi i
\\ n i l : i l l : m : i v . \ K T F n
wife.
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M A II Y J Af O n s , A d m i ni s t r a t r i x .
‘ V T . W O R T H , Te xas, Nov. 14. — Mh -Uk filtil iMiHliiifirt.
> i •! <( Hii i ’ i » i t r vi. K!*t \r»:
M.
H"
ii I Ii w c * f (iM imr .nf H i Si Hit in» it ■*(
Notn e i** In i fits i*n ' 'i i.» \«.if nnd
U io rn ry s for Hr, Frederick A. W ( J < :I1It•11 11 ltd W If .
in
c m itr tir ro t t n
.,t i h . e .
(,»»!.•» Iff t
, > nf
S' 11 »I
• 1 * ■- * f
- - f e
n Hun I* \t <‘a f si tva \ ii n
<‘iiliiii .hmI va<f . T.,u itwlilft 'n S- hir It **l II,rnnf. . •
it A rctic explorer, sentenced' u i it 11«-u U iltlum
ftonifnoir ( ‘mi n t * , ^tnf«* «»f I'lorldit.
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In i * ! -1*t a i • ' *f t.i»I ii Mn r«! In
t r «gO today for I t years for
11Ji i 1111«* >1* <».!*•' it Ii n h f e d :i |irtl wife.
1 ***1**'. i* u i ' mi wih i ^ v . r t j v iv f c t 1 1 *, n * U » * i I ti
V•I*•*» f it l‘ ( '. ( M i e l ' i l tll.it Ml) tin*
ill frauds, will fnce federal judge mill
n i i Mo a!io\* * '•.-1rt *>t !lln^
wife
J»n»w*r. I'h n l i s •
ti,, ,,r. Soil! Ii Jt«. I ••t 1♦.
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I * 1921
I ■♦it1
iliHh .mi #" «}• Ui *i dm a nd
d ay..to argue a brief for rrversnl U l-*;i nt .*n hrid wlf**, J **** i*1111. * in 11nt nt lii k ifiiitiij/ ■ *#nt .1 ml nit fi t .
, I n;|,h || iijifin it. :n** M **<rihl»* K
' **w i . *i| Mi a! * I ........ .. • . n.t I «-wi itte
d f rente.!tc. Tb<; court will conclude I'iitif>«fi s..loin.hi Mliluiid ii 11•I wif* iii f #*- )fI*«f 4' ill I4 *«V al ;#<i
F M■*U*■I «-ld* r .f udeli* * f fnld Cmirl,
i ii nM". iciii fop r11- |uprjiofM" nf
Iui» I M M .......... .Mid
* *#UIIMl» M4 Hi 17 .4 1 a *•f , i 1
in .Imlm* nf I ** Inilf
f * r m> ftnuJ
hearing in few hours but ".ill wifi*. - Ml. M
i f* * 1 if i fit. •a ItI *I* **f • arid that It It*
MOTHERS
f fin I’rank S Lew H Nof i ll 4*ft JMt 1 ill m-r **f 1Im
ilL.'li;..
. ;i t A i m1nix 11:il nr *»f th**
M A k n - known the decision for Till 11 ** and
' rt* * • »■:*»' I " “' l l Mm i *. i I•'■(till* ft* |
M** Sui >>'*■* *• In ' p i nr l i '1 •M ' 4 i • t f It*
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Si
. f*hd Mi:il nf Mi
.no* iii:. - t -i'll in your chiiihen. Tha
MfPrl f 'l U li i -* i[||r Mint Hi'lbj I*\
laid ji Ih'V** tin nf •*11 def* nd'.i nt *. If t *.m lift ii i p ■*41 .**'#►ii t It
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j ONDON, N ov. 12 . — Reporting
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and
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In rr- I -mi#- •*f f !d (.va id II YV mi
the accidents which occurred in Mi m 11 A IliinL Mr** Mmpi ii nd M I • iNt i nf n* i ■( III. N."II|* .,S| <711111- ,1
.,, r. *.» e—linn .0,1. .1I . ., I......in
t i m e t» if *I a 1 n-w<fill
r t »ih-im l ji e«Miicnts will be puyahle only in ten e<pml nmiuul install * mn n.
arklng the railways of Great Miinl and hiirdHind I* M • •I *itit I I * r lM .1 ,1 I 111.V. ■111. « * hi <7mi *- i.. |..i*- i". I mi -.Mi.. |n *) . t
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menl- mill irte rest at
p e r c e n t p e r nniiutu on nil . i e f e r r e d pay
u,o*t*i n o*«i *-'-ne»-,-u thut
Mi <»f lliim1f Ll • Ku“l ••t
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Slfml* I'-n i.**i: Mill III
- i n*-'. llS'
t Tran sp ort says that 74.1 persons HffiKlrlidi.
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'll Ml t 11** I.-)' i' lu* 1n»* * .*in 11* i \ t ' |*♦"* f I wUf*".
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Price 3k,
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my h-itul iik ( ity 4 I n k ami the Seal of ih<- 4'ity o f S;.n
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Thfl above and foregoing final nasessmenta «rc payable without
[h, 1924, and from and a f t e r nuch dale
be payablo only in ten equal annual
8 per cent per annum on nil deferred
m
IN V ESTO R S ATTENTIOI
KAOI-KS' HtULDINi; (l»ts7i
s, b l o c k -I of Tier 4) TOBESObDi
DIVISION C N D E R O H l
CO U RT:
I lu is for the above property will
received by the undersigned ^
office until ,‘LdO P. M., November,
1U24. Tvrms Cash, p urchaser to!
for deed.
i
Bid t should be endorsed ‘Bw-V
B a s i c s ’ Property’. No bid
than $15,000.00 considered. BiLrI1C
reject any and all bids reserved*
Successful bidder requiredj o '
posit ten per cent o f bid with MJJJ
and pay balance when deed i s lf
for delivery.
ALFRED FOSTER.
Special Mastefj
105 We.st First Street.
�=^==s==r
I.34H* IK
\BM COMMISSION
East Sanford
Upsala And
Grapeville
! wick, the wedding tukln^ pi
Saturday. The happy young-
1_____ ___________ j . . - - ----------- 1 loft in their car on * hot
Mrs. Herman Steele am! little
to *»*"*» ‘n Alabama
son, Alton, i f Orlando came over. returning taBnmmrJck wh,
Friday for a Visit at the homo of
Bur.ton steel*.
|J»
m ik e thulr hoini*,,
known hero where, i
Mr. uml Jdr|. . ,1. E ,. SfngleUry lually lived and many trie
lead thorn court:
!*• im l, family
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eood 1wishc*. i. * i d
ist (itevn Avenue to Cumoron Ctt
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; Mr. and Mrs. Green a|id dti „
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|tor and aon .hav* recently Como i\ Income1hut palil by ' Hi
e from Dothan, A I n .,’to hiul^ their i and th a t Font Mottot- £ oa
ler home haying tnkeh tb o jh U. Hart * 1928 totalled npprerimai
JW form an Geneva Avenatc. . M rk.; 000,000, • '
, Cnri-nwuy of Hctirdnlj.iVvefuio Is
i\ c o t iI t ' or* r a i ' s u , , ?
nd , their daughter.
w i';V ‘
Se nith ,i d« V«lbl.t > V H i n t* . •Oft]
t,r i Mr. and Mrs. C. C. NfpWhingtoti,
In I'd K s t a l r o f J . W . Jfn r t
t '
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,a* of Toni pa. and Mr. nr.ifMrs, J, E»jiI ' - K ollre
Worthington >if Lake Wales motor- V1
‘ ■’linn li
I J r l it a y
m r •
B i t by Mli
Sjjw&s
fit-led here Sunday to ho the guests
ilt- J of Mr. ami Mrs. J . c ! hilaworth
!W j Mr. C. C. Worthington is usaoelate
i editor of the Tampa Titncfc while
in j hij. brother is editor of the i.ako
k .1 Wales Highlander,
on
r . K. Chnrperung and Carl
lls |Chorpeninir drove to Safely Jlnrn -! bor <n a Imsino . trip Friday, rr
"** i turning Satimlny.
i s f r te . ArtKler*.-, liouXiOo
k.«
Mi
.m l Mrr. .i.
U Hi-rMi trUMif
may rntirertt. Hint
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A. It. l''f>11VI. Admlnisi:
W. I-Vrintsou' *>
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•and family \* »•i •• i!u? eursta of Mr.
'w r.n.c! Mr*. 1 1*. Hurt of Geneva \ n...
,
>■> Avenue last u't.-’i. Tht y haw been" ’ ">
n m
rtiv f f"*
d t*n .ii
to i residents <( t ,ot:l •%!! It-, Ky., f o r ’ ?1 ,*t
* l i s , l ntntl) III tljy l l o n o n i h l ^
a revet a! years toil have new moved |■ M
. T T-* p' e*h:i ■•fik'lVt fjy
0 > to this sr-iie, makliiKth~ir home f n>
UefMlu
1.1 ,
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t u t " , t l> O
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in Tunip t,
Mi ... IVnrns m i i a i d e r
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'. t'ir'.il .ind Mr. Hart
i nd Ittnt ;a Me r.'.me Umu.,,l,i
he
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Mr?. W. J Dnvi w.u* in Jarksmi
o n,i*o. her illll"?h-
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r e Ft*
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H I M Hit * BRO. Art hi. i .
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H U K
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1 me is 'Veil .i i..itt;nl, mnifi.rl and ccon n>
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l hi little i n ; , itni' t His h is at once liremil iti ilini in t »u«. *i Ciiiiininl thnt one s i
t i | « > n * i i >r* I i' tiif i nr. One sits 1
■re .I'i 1 !•■ n: r.ii"
S‘"t only that h.
.'Id i'i 11 ■ *vinier 'luodh-.
il vi" :il. 1 .'i in' ; |,i hi td' ' he li .'1m;
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m l. en o .it tile I ’-li, i .'-an! .n l m s' iiirtneil in u hi*.*h
ll-nil :I’i; I III! ("HI I" I I'll I Ii
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n sepn
I l i ; h 'in *eive ■ '* h If l li"
n » is now in the hiiim
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lllltll that i
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f j i r t i i y di ,y liv inrx|>priont'«*d
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in llin It.uidHnu * f nu-fu-v n n J ! : : c
( n n d i i r i ni h u s i m y .. It i'i utt r e f l c c litdt on H u m . f Iht'.t hi.\ct\ t thi* tiliiliti
ill
1 'it'll
IMS
Wi.lt. I .loll
i iitrida Hound Yacht
Wrecked on N.Y. Reef
In r.trp t«ufvt*ssfiil!v for ilu- prop
e r I > y e n N-:ivi* and u hit'll you were
> t-ar> in nrijuiri nK.
\\'t‘ Will oli
\ on ( til pro
I h is tiiri-clion
n u n o iiic m e.
SANFORD
LOAN AND
S A V IN G S
PR£SH
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u il d s
h is
l e e p in g
P O t^ C M
,
R e r o o f th is tim e
fo r all time
No man
without the
tractor is as
woi k as the
elty mill
can work successfully
proper tools. No con
well qualified to do tfood
one who operates a nov
We assui e you we are as well qual
ified to construct, remodel, or repair
your home as any other firm.
i, 1Vit *.;■
M a k e yuur home mote com forlnblc. T h ere’a no
(liitsiion when it conies to downright satisfaction that
a wide veranda topped with a big sleeping porch is
w,i;c beat com fort ' buy’' for tho whole family. Hdp,,ig plan practical home additions of this sort is a«
a; !i a pnit of our business a* supplym * the best luml .i ami other building niateriuls. To bring this bind
ni r.-.'i'.tuuce simply write or call
' I - —Sno.v;
ita d frrd A uto Top & I'*;i
Company
te- fir a timer this j
First Street
' ' r.e VAnt VL'.
:(;t *' nnlltrlup(\ 1
rrr•^onvii
f
Next Door to Ray br®*-
J>, FLORIDA.
Our advice in regard to the con
struction of your home or building
will be found most helpful and prof
itable. •
G-nas<*o Lnlitc Shinglra nrn not only weath«#»i d
aafe, fire-Tiifo nnd econom ical ii» coat, but they last
for yours with little or no coat for repair*.
'Fliat’a becauae they a re m ade of tough* Jon*«o
fibred felt c.tn d w icb cd b e tw e e n th ick lo y e it of
Trinidad Lake Aaplmlt C em ent— a product of th o ag e*
Equally Important—you can lay them right over
your old worn-out w ooden fthinglcs just iia easily M
over new board). No tipping off of tho old roof~~ -~
no taking riaka of dam age by audden etomu
\
I
G cn n sco L u tite S h in g les orv. lo ck ed tlahtly
tofrethej— clam ped Cnnly to your roof. No curiam —
no flapping in Uic wind.
,. .
' ' hnS H
''-I
-I
-*
Klado in 'th ree natural, unfading' Cdloar—rod* *'
Crecn and blue-black. Com a iu uud let u» chww y*au
tJicaa vrondciful alljoglca.
HILL L UMB E R € 0
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TChc House of Z I P Service
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As Brisbane ; Sees If
, K i c k ^ o s e , Donkey!
n^r^^T
ntiZvrrivirlpnrp
m aark
rk thai
I n spite of the D
em ocratic
Providence Nflwft*
N ew s' re
rem
th a t
■
;
One More Wild Day.
“ Am ong the very livest things in this country today is the
Lady Astor W rong, Once.
l»CShom’ 'TioMdl untiw aci ot D em ocratic p a rty ’’, we a re inclined to agree w ith the R cBorne Rockefeller Houses.
Owning a Necessity.
**—-“ l lL d — — L - U — i L publican New York- Ho m id Tribune when it s a y s :
"NO
3
Y ARTHUR B R ISB A N E
M l U ’ llMAS
aiftly sis of the d em o cratic sitiintion now possible can iriditow A O ^ . n y n n —
(Coprriftbt 103-4)
->rkn»r MS cate anything^but a repetition of the Madison Square G arden’
l U m r i l r ^ w ■«ee
tu rm o il four y ears hence.”
___HTION " n J K r i T
,
A R E YOU "IN the Btock mar
" T h a t William G. McAdoo will again be n very active pre
17.00
Six
Month*
..11.60
i Year.
k e t " these day a?
I t an, you had
l i L c i t y hy Carrlsr, pe» idential aspiran t in 1923 there is little doubt.
Already a 1 another exciting time yesterday^
lie. V%elklT Edition 1*00
Wall S tre e t sold and bought about
two: noil a half million shares and,
“oh| jh y j o h .' 'r aptu re!’* you .could
tie r *
m ittee probably-late in December or in Ja n u a ry , over nn a t borrow at two per cent "c a ll mon
reqvitijb advertising rates.
forces tq cle<H i new national ch air e y " with which to do your specur—
tSOfclATED ritF.SS t e m p t , t H o McAd6o 1
vH luiB F.n t h e
luting.
• .*! «
.
Assort*!* Pres* I* exelus- man in place of Clem L . S h av er.”
•Milled: to he u*4
t‘
-j
'T
h
ati
Governor-ivifrdel
E
.
Sm
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p
f
New
York
hhs
lps
of;**"
A R E YOU " O U T ot the stock
•I..I (o ||-*r Ant n l l i l , s
political!t^e jrludd upon the presidential chair, Uiei*c is.juB t m a r k e t " ? You are missing ex
ns little* doubt. ‘ His singular triumph at Madison Square citement ju st now. But later, you
T^publlofttffcfi 6f special dlipatcli*
Gnrden— triumph* in th at he succeeded in defeating the n om -‘ may miss a most terrific financial
m\n nr# also reserved.
l
ifmtion of McAdoo— and his recent sweeping victory in the heudnehe. There are worse things
S A T U R D A Y . ‘INOV. IS, 1024.
New York gubernatorial rnfce, leave him an outstanding fig than being out of the stock mnrkot
' THE GOtiDF.N R U L E : — A* ure in th e D em ocratic p arty. He will run, and doubtless be for the man that likes peace of
w l ; Would th a t men should do to
elected to the United S tales Senate in 192G and he will lie in a mind.
, do y c ; also to them. Luke 0:.
_IAl*
l rnnU
;.T
position to ninke a much stron ger hid than ever for the Dem
o cratic presidential nomination in 1928.
T H E IX lR E o B f- ^ ^ ^
T h i s y ear the South and W est wanted McAdoo as the
Sh
under wo qee it f r o m.
m , the
the s t e a m -t p a rty ’s nominee and the South and W est would have given
c r ’a deck.
,
'
The haufited Mountain oT the th eir votes in the Electoral College to him if he had been
nominnted. The E a s t defeated this desire of the South and
“ *■ Lorelei*—
hanging crags
sharp-cut W est and secured the nomination of nn E astern er— in fact, a
f f ' i '- a g a in s t a sky ^ i
New Y ork er— but the E a s t gave its votes in the Electoral
'Clear as B.*npphirc without flow*
College to Cool id ge. In 1928 the E ast will again try to dictate
or f le e t ,
the nominee nf the D em ocratic p arty and saddle on to the
Twn s here Hie Siren lay in xvait .South and W est a man who is in all respects odious to them.
to wreck *
<V # i {
Willi the increased prestige a seat in (he Senate will give
fis h e r lad. , At dusk, as -ho
bint. A1 Sm ith m ay win enough western votes to be nomK ; rowed, b y . ,
*.
tender inate<t; then, it will be up to the W est and South to elect
heard her
chancei
amorous cry.
}ijm, for* of course, tho r E ast always
goes Republican.
seeing the ' w o n t b a i ! Whifai i« fi *
t , I n r t ilc name o f 1**111 Ilt*ss «U1(1 c o m o i o n KtstiHO1, it Id h i^ h
ness o f her neck. * » * * V ’
inco wvmld h alt, and lean to- time the D em ocrats of the South and W est to ll the E ast
_ _ _ ward;)‘the shore;.
where to get off. As the Knoxville Sentinel more elegantly
I L A D Y A ST O R , charming Am cr! icon born woman— sitting in Ilrft|din's Parliament, snys the United
S tates will enter the Longue of
Nations and "soon." she is mlstaki rn T,„. y njtL.(] states will not en-
] u.r t(u. \A.UKUV „f Nations AT
j
I
all
.
THE
SAM E
charm ing
young
j woman says she p refers “ foreign
] wars lo rlnss co n flict"
A sound
] choice. f«.r the wife of a man
■worth many millions. Class con! flirt interferes sometimes with for-|
tunm lint
and comfort at home— look
l llJiHIr
fat IhisMit, F<I>f«*ijjtn w-tirs only burn
up the little people.
Aue i lit kiug^. even wiser Ilian
fixpresflos it, ‘‘T h e l e s s o n s a nd l o g i c o f t h e 192*1 c a m p a i g n L«d> Asm,. J u r i e d foreign w i e s
aho hed
*
‘ *
W ouldI lure him, and id gtHvamf rfc point t o nn a l i g n m e n t n f t h o S o u t h a nd W e s t u n d e r a l ib to keep down unreal ami "rlnix
’ • PV cOf her-tinir.
e r a l l e a d e r a s t h e on ly hope f o r v i c t o r y in 1 9 2 8 a s it w a s conflict" within their own holders.
Then ahe by th at suft magic which
Cold Upon gold, would wrap him t h e only h ope f o r v i c t o r y in 1 9 2 1 . "
o'er and o'er.
T h e r e is no D e m o c r a c y in t h e H as t , no D e m o c r a c y w o r t h y
Wrap him, ghd sing to him, and o f t h e n a m e . D e m o c r a t s t h e r e d o n ’t k n o w t h e f u n d a m e n t a l
drive him mnd.
Al S m i t h w a s t h e on ly D e m o c r a t i c
I! d rag him down to no man p r i n c i p a l o f D e m o c r a c y .
S A T U R D A Y EVEN IN G SERMON
" M E M B E R S OK the R o d . feller J
family plan large model t. m m >nt:
By W. J . B R Y A N
for working men in New 'lo ik
TDK I KAN'S FIGURATION
grave i,- a matter of vital iniportCity, the rents to be low,"
Atid pew itt ..nr study of i v.-ut i * am e It* hef m irnmortiiHlv i> not
That is useful work, bn* not in
in Ohr . ’ - lile and mini-tiv, we I only ah urisjieakable comfort to
tbe regular philanthropic l.-ie of c(.me to tie fascinating narrative those who are parted Item loved
John I* Rockefeller. Mr. Rocke- of the I tan tigumlion.
hv death, but it i- a teslraiat
iitton ns in Imurs of temptation.
! feller* <>nc<* every year, will per
"And it cann* *" tiass about an
No matter what other punishments
l l ' ' " t',»np"niry w i K but m elmi- t eight Cnv - after, these, , savings.
.
.
.
„„.i
mav
he in store ,t" i us. it
Peter and .lottn anil
. .would
.
to
, l"* t*"^ibili«y <>f evil m ihe • that
• m e s ami went. up
. .into a imiun 'c
Ja
i a u s e one eternal anguish to no
Ite
compel
list
with
n
lid
to
ii
M
i ri<,lir,‘
’ ’ •|uumr, fi-r in - , lain t.i pi ,n
known ti, t hose . )|o|1| he had
says that his futhei is in
The
of these llnce di>
W I oTIgl d
' , ‘ , *"*, " i
KO "o*1" lri curing'om* i ciplex I.. VVIt ill XX t hixupicim
Th III, l*M), a future life is ne. e-inutt or a thousand men of yellow Sl«*l til, t. tudten! e it n partiulitv to
mv
tin*1 a ib u m i-t m tnm of .on
i thin h i - gi vt n t limn
fever or m alaria, hut rut Iter in want ii
] lie
wrungs
rn uf pist
1 :i c
lidding the earth and freeing i<)[ n pern. , 1i ■t pn >*m:iL'.n, e among iIhIIi* hv t fil■ w ll ked t I I hell- fcl
1, men of malaria and yellow fever the twi e
1 iWli n? th h whi hi , UMlmt t*e tide
1\ |»UImshed here.
If r e
t III* leader of
t ti •
Pet, i «
]r,„ „n t , me to *....... .
Co
named wards are to be distnhiit'ul ncg
tune
I
'irst.
I o iiim r t o im-rlt. the record can
" M E I I N A X C I A ! e. •„ t .
I* .is e d ," rulin' Is i t ; l e t l.e i hovd ill i.uith; tlieie nui't
Joint,
' I" <uture. who-m me.mu- * old
tie Wo 'I.
i, i ning man met tin Meed- be H lilln e when* the III
l ll V07 11 .wo hi.u h\ .It 'll- plover; counts call lie tinallv bulaaced.
• him t . I.ny up all iIn- Ro tc
C o -O p e r a t io n
knowdlh Where.
o f f i c e s e e k e r in t h e E a s t w h o m t h e D e m o c r a t i c p a r t y could
EjC .—Thomas Hailey Aldrich.
pu t i n t o o f f i c e a nd he was s u c c e s s f u l m o r e t h a n a n y t h i n g
The success of any business
— j - — o---------you joined the Red f’roas? e l s e b e c a u s e h e had t h e n e r v e — b r a s s is a b e t t e r w o r d —
]lends first u))on the men behind
One dollar will do it.
to wa lk i nt o t h e " G r a y R o o m " o f t h e B i l t m n r e Hot el w i t h o u t
il eqUar on and s u c h i n d e c o r u m a s t h a t a pp e al ed t r e m e n d o u s Kvcryone in this Bank, every
iTho W ashington Tim es revises
thia orie, “ Ac’thing of beauty is an l y . t o t h e i g n o r a n t , r o u g h - n e c k , f o r e i g n e r s o f t h e E a s t S i d e
rector, officer, teller and clerk
oxponae forev er."
wh o c o m p r i s e t h e m a j o r i t y o f N e w Y o r k ' s v o t i n g po p ul a ti o n,
work ins' with t he spirit of helpfi
T h e s e people c a s t t h e i r vot es f or S m i t h a nd t h e n v ot ed f o r
T h o Timea-l!ninn suggests th at
Cortlidge f o r p r e s i d e n t s h o w i n g t h a t p a r t y p r i n c i p l e s m e a n t
to our customers.
ik a best thing to do with these
.bottomed punts is to make a b s o l u t e l y n o t h i n g t o t h e m .
dry bugtf*oui of Ihem.
If you desire friendly and pra
T h e D e m o c r a t i c d o n ke y is a n a n i m a l o f t h e S o u t h w i t h
|-----He h a s n e v e r r e c e i v e d
banking connections then bring
,Tho happy man is he who has p e r h a p s n h o o f .qr t w o in t h e W e s t .
,t facu lty _fnr selecting e s a c tl) a n y h e lp f r o m t h e E a s t a nd n e v e r will g e t a n y t h e r e . W h e n
account to
rig h t thlpgs out of his past to t he D e m o c r a t s el ec t a p r e s i d e n t , it is tin* S o u t h find W e s t
jobber. K ..
wh o do it.
W hen E a s t e r n D e m o crats m 1928 again try to
mployees who never do any* sadtlle t h e D e m o c r a t i c d o n k e y a nd t a k e t h e S o u t h a nd W e s t
ng they are not "supposed lo f or a n o t h e r rule, t h e r e »s j u s t one t il i ng f or t h e good old
I iet ptV'i m c of M.is < a nd |'li
Dover ligjt as long m. the\ ^ p j i n a j ^t* do.
the |(Uu*i
I " 'Wo! tit
dllt hht h. b RttPU •
’IwU'l, kiuk.1,..
.................... f . t l i v s jqo . e every >ca-. w,n p.>
iuh on t h e Mount of Ti nil-fig m a
lie.n
t
at.
1
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tile
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WuppomM ti. i
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Imps illldci lake
otlt po\
A COMMUNITY B U IL D E R
Mf |
hi'UTl t Mill miilirniH tin C h r i s t i a n - tiiith
J i in, .m :
----------- " i I t V. fm nl! tint a*l tile
l.l r< liit.-d 1 i ; i . h1M11 a1 "- have
if*Sanford lavjh c nnlv city In n .n
\
i
ell
H« i:> t mi i no I alt! V
I*.
FO
ST
ER
, 1'resilient
II. F . WHITNKK. i
f’reachers
and
I'rt^adiers
Ihe t.i e:i ( I ess oh
*elh i'- .if torjiiy
"I. to WIp
111 Imiiiid tn HiMi h'V the llMIllel tiV
Ida where you can buy propertv
I
lie
|
ii
tie
i
p,.I
h
i
ii
t
o
t.
d
r
a
w
n
tor what it tq worth and without
tin- wi■I O ili'i l - o
nf teiloWeh • .. .1 III, lei 1,11•
T h e n * a r e t w o c l a s s e s o f p i e a c h e i s ; t h o s e w Ikmo p t c ai I i
ft ill olll t- 11 I-. of 1 .Ilf o, til.
paying for nil flic gpyd wUL jii
A III.---, :! 1*1 lx liege
I II I a- Mil 1 I) llilipli. I cl l.l,
idol dii ;it o n of t 'In l -I . l l . the
the Btate.
,
,
i:ig is p o s i t i v e and f ull o f hope, i m p a r t i n g c o t . r a g e a nd chc* r
It W11X .1 hie '"1 I'l IVill g ' 1flail
1 mall pox and typhoid fiv e r have
ic ■if the dove ut the 11it.
to o u r h e a r t s ; a nd t h o s e w h o s e l u v a c i n n g is n e g a t i v e , tell
Wa - a c rei !.,! i i tli'
thie •; 1h:it ..I t i n hiip:i-tn t h ’ tran- tit: hi .c io*i
I.ecu
ciop
po
red
by
viiccimito
il.
oi-t
' . A method
has hern invented,
tIn i npiit. i.i'
i ■ -how n hv laid iit'ioi tin x’j p. m a t mi at .lr.-ii.
they Bay, o f 'c o n v e r t i n g uuuksil i ng us wh at woe s will b e f a l l us if we don't t r a v e l t h e s t r a i g h t so “Utely will human lie. iligi n v t tie ( j e t I h.it t i nt (lien,
Try A Herald W ant Ad For Result*
hliltel.-il ' to lie •cdl . 11. ip .•! t' l e II.Mill nl ,
; V«r Into gold. We know ot sc* a nd n a r r o w pat It. and t h e ev il t h at we m u s t av oi d i n s t e a d <>l and Mists
aholtsh povi i t," and i t m r t y r J o m . Jfin
be'tlg
t
lie
t’
i
-t
I . Chet
\ od t h i n * c a m e a i nn
R U n l methods of converting sense tile good t ha t we m us t do.
•it 11 ■ evils I at i , t! .i n x let >, su of the d i i . i: * " Ji ul w;t ii hi" i lit ol t h. i l n ' l m i i *nir, 1 hi i
Into dollars. T h o s e w h o s e lint** is t a k e n up w i t h d oi ng good d eeds and
life
M l In I'M . .i
m hear him
o
pet -lit utimi, ill unki line -1 uiiil liru Id Mill th' - 1eSt iFc on , ■i of Ii
iiiia
I'll"-,. V I
"And a he to .i\ ed. t h. *:i hioti
> to i l t
bin * In',*:
J. Byrun in
i ncrvinir mi it t h i n k i n g p u r e t h o u g h t s need not wot i \ ab mi i f a l l i n g int o talit v. I.i.l It of puvel 1 1
, of tlie cn.iuti .it i wit
alt led. Woll III I'l In t Me - | i lev •d tin
jury down In
fMiami, which is t h e s n a r e s an d p i t f a l l s a lo n g tin
a l e * 'I t he I'nad. 11 is t he
hln illl.il nt w.i
.1 !i, I, anil S * i int ha i
1 ------ - P i n . . I ii ■Ii.
about the most cxcIumvc act wc idle m i n d , t h e mind not t h i n k i n g ........I a nd p u r e I h o i i p h i A III Y wr V\! A v I 11 .,1 til -nr and
c lo toiling
t il.lt < o d t i l . ded III,.
» l
h«v« heard o f the Commoner run
ge-t
lull
tt-i.l
till
till.,|
•
V
.It
devel
w h i c h h a s t i m e a nd r o o m f o r evil o n e s ; a nd he w h o is ev. t
A- he W a. pi.i
t l l i o l l l ' l l I III
Kill
lion*
tip
ip i e| t
nlmr
around
with
in
some
tiuu
mm
op men t. Ic i ilia i K.n l.i fi Her ? ^i pain we Ini' i I i in
In t mu td II Til C Ilf I lit
a- R"di I'tii' r .en!
d o i n g good d eeds f i n d s it h a r d t o b r e a k t h at h abi t .
tiuilll* I- ! I
t ’ ■ i " f - i, J 11 ,m| nhi-.tr a! ft idiillxlll. pi a vor.
K
W e can 't imugmc what whs tin
U n m a n n a t u r e is r e s t l e s s ; jt mus t be d oi ng s oup (Jung, 1'on’t bn
It tb pmv <I Pot •i l l ' .mrn•rut • a c a d: . at nut i i .a i* t hat * i o,.f i .
With its dolliii aittiio-, i- only
n u t t e r with die Florida foudmll a nd t h e e a s i e s t way to b r e a k s oni c h a r m f u l h a b i t , is to Fu-\
•it hv tin ex.iinplo ■d i In S.ai mr. t i l l d upon | ot l.ltl ll I Olll ll 1loll
yesterday unless they thought
-la i ling. I he AIc vitinUn . • .n-.it-, who vvn* in ii.:i-t. i . .1 i milieu :*> ciinnd'-.i'
ftf.twm
Win lb
th ey were attending nn afternoon y o u r s e l f w i t h s o m e t h i n g t h a t is go >d and h e a l t h f u l .
and Niipolii.il- ..r mine, a>,. -till 1tool with Cod, hut p m ii r com
Mp - i » tip I ! i u.li
ilk I of hi
and didn't want to hreak any e r i t ' s w o r k o r play, e x e r c i s e s t i m u l a t e s t h e mind by s e n d i n g to come,
mended hv tli" imp nailed scene ih ci n- o w!ii, ii he di ouhl in i om
a h e a l t h f u l su p pl y o f blood t h r o u g h all ou r veins. T h e r e is
vviti.eifod c.n Mount lleimon.
lili.xh at Ji t usalcn.*
J/t
O WNE RS HI P o f A public necesThu, C h i istian i- n e-in r to heav
It will l.e noted. ( i t. that a
a
v
e
r
y
c
l
o
s
e
c
o
n
n
e
c
t
i
o
n
b
e
t
w
e
e
n
t
h
e
m
in
d
a
nd
t
h
e
body.
A
*ity in tills nation m worth whilv, en in the hour of p rn vii than at futxrrc ciei.i ii .- kiii ui. to them,
Italy ban wrotuiMsI lo nav bet
■to the United S tates when it h e a l t h y , r o b u s t body h a s a t e n d e n c y to m a k e t h e mind if yon arc a good manager. Mr upv other time. - i pel Imp- tienven
Al u price that will make you a
and spoiiCM of lev li.eni Ii llot till
due. In view of (tie net’
h e a l t h y , a nd l i k e w i s e a m i n d t h at is full o f pu re a nd h e a l t h y I n n , head iP iviintant of th • big i IhmuIh down *i 11. ti, i a ie r then; manife dattop of Hu- - u permit tin t
Rood investment
'Other European enontilcs re
telephone >"ii.pimy, say, lux con the chariots fioin the
o-lextinl This en IIP Pi; e l , nt i >ej|d on! t,..
ern has limit up a tcserie i f ahou
this" Innltcr. tins seems t h o u g h t s will h a v e its i n f l u e n c e «>n t h e body.
f anv mm •
DSt more than fair.
We a r e all s e l f i s h ; e veryl mdv is t „ a c e r t a i n d e g r e e . U V ( SHHumhi .oiiii. ^ fhat'« just in
^
‘
t V ’Hiii I tai''f'.‘cult v'h .'.I I hi-‘p'lme IS 111-ll
---- —o
v
w.'nut
a n t i n be bf’ppy, we w a n t to lip liked by o t h e r s , we w a n t i " ‘'inoigi m i«s.
i tlirona.
annuunevd- his decea.-e wi IS t" til'
K.
F.
L A N E
T h o era oiyimvv hotels arui u t o know
Proof of Ihe I 'hiir* *o.
j nocnintilLhe.l at J* ruealcti..
how
to
s
u
c
c
e
e
d
.
And
natural
iv
R E A L E S T A T E AND INSURANCE
en t hpgarii— too muny
of
we l i ke t o go t i l ,
n* WOULD BE interest.ng to
1 heJaescrii'tif'ii n u n in the secA Hlurtlme Hisi lie on*
built o t J y on papt'i i» here c h u r c h w h e r e t h e p r e a c h e r tc •** U*“* s o m e t hlllg t h a t is help- know how much real
MIMNU' j :,------OFICK r,iH 2 F I R S T NATIONAL BANK
property cm! vnxe of uiii text record* a 1 Hvcoiul, I tie most siturtliiig dis
i , ~ S t . Poterxhurg Indcpenil- f ul t o us, vve l i ke to h a v e s o m e o n e s ho w us t h e p a t h s t hat J
Uury, the Wonderfully vaiv. rhangf* t»u
mo ttinrle.1 thill It could eliiMll'.* llliidc wiis Hull Jesus wax
.
.
............. pul In
cglt.
Papcr-hutUierx
apparently
fill financial tiou-ckccpc of tin n. t vsrutiu imii <
* I he fasMon
hcioihI'I i ti l b - own .!. . . n-e
t i m t a i i a j i i m D i i u i i i a a a m x i i N i n i 111111
leiuJ
to
h
a
p
p
in
e
s
s
l
h
a
t
we
m
a
y
follow
t
h
e
m
,
rut
h
e
r
t
h
a
n
to
are n 't confined Ui Snnfirnl
log i t f d company. tiua atm ed U|i of hot counti nae .• win altered" ' I hi' lumuir*- »*• ..I? "\nd spake ,,f
•djow
us
t
h
e
p
i
t
f
a
l
ls
und
s
n
a
r
e
s
th
a
t
wc
hhould
a
v
o
id
;
f
o
r
fm t hut corporal mu, ",
SSff ‘
0
~?V
rmd "his ruinici t w,i- white and L -* i Iciuhsi win. I, h,. -hmild Hcii.ni- 1
i
.Down at Aitiitii’inic tlu* othei ir wo tire follow ing t h e l i g h t p a t h w ith a p u rp o s e b e f o r e us.
Nu l even Judgt (buy In m*'ell rhxiening."
in. n. i .h In again , i d e 't it J *>i-il. m '
day a furm'Iif traded nix of his ’ be re will be b* tie d a n g e r of om g e t t i n g on (o t b e Ic, w av s <mild goes- the future vsluc of i hnllefiges aft. >t n
Christ »mild take up llix
life
Try A Herald W a n t Ad For Results
c K i t Leghorn# ire on a half barre t, .
,
.
llic vust ci mi I lands, nic land*1 and
Ibis eleviita n nf ttic suti.ei t afidlai Itdewu igaiti at will This
of elder. WvlL they can afford t , ! 11lit i le a d to I I 't t lp l a l lull a lld hill.
"liter properties m . umitalccl t o I'm hi the nphi-n nf the nutoral to i» wp .- ivic kn.wa to Him. and it
.b^'KXtravngam m Alt........ite AI
ll vve s l t i v e l o r vvbut is L e a u t i i u l in l i fe u e h a v e s o m e tin kholderx.
*
sphere u| th< upci natural oca,*u h nun in Mum x and 1
? , t * r going Ki'mihlo-in ih^-vc tnii
i a - *p often Hiai such evident >• **.lijah
J'to elan of salvation hud
, * r e surely loyknig
for incrvaxc.l t h i n g b e f o r e ux t h a t w, t a n work t o w a r d , whil e if we m e r e
REAL E S T A T E pays if you buy "1 Hk' au lh m itv of Hod’s
word been leveah I to a' lc;t ! t three
ly
’
ey
t
o
avoid
w
h
at
is
ugly,
t
h
e
r
e
is
no
telltnyf
w
h
e
r
e
vve
^ ptyapcrity. —
tin light kind at the right time, >'innot be eliminated without cn ,'**-• J*'Mi>. Mir .cs and Elijah,
will end.
the edge of the North River oil tirdy dcxtroyiiig the value of thc| 1 tic iluaHi of Muses wax with
i t lu,n—Lecume nf the old
Manhattan Ixlaiid was worth noth Bible.
H ttic Honk of llnuk- in out violata e. and Ftiluti was r.
lfid git), who titled to look
mg once, jiiMt a muddy bunk over not to he believed when it iccord* 1Heved of th" n,. cssiiv of enteiiug
bllnafully vritti r oulfut eve* nml '
which Indians dtagged their cn the evidence of I'luist's Snnshiti, 1inwimrt*»lily thtoagh ihe door of
L I F E ’S M K A S I'R E
“ You arib mo big. and Mlroiig
...... .
Y e ars ago one of the Dutch viJmt roaBon have we to tlost i t ! death, but it was known to all
Wonderfid;" Shu is tiuw con' l
TAMI'A TIMES
Rhinetandvi* got held of a little wh.-n ( ‘h r i. t ’s V'ntii- are reliort- Ulrt'' timt I'titist Would he xi2.'.’i‘; t
Ring IrurnvdJy iwilh her date on |
cd lo enu ihximt, the tiinhl cruel
piece when it was still cheap and
continuntiun of the ego. pry |
held it. H im heirs Mild it yesterday
Tlneap vho nrexunie to nil k out fornt of death, after being jeered
Bey
ond
cavil
Ihe
measure
of
a
!u,i*ii
with
the
living,
ma
a
|
,,
alytic theuries and the f u u tlh j
S, t in lures |and beaten jut n mock trial
And
to t)»e Eustcrn Kteuniship Company ><rt iiq| parts of thlife 1* to tm found in lb * (hit.gs h y jw i lh the memory o f the dead. In,: for f l , 000,000. Then- are in this mid
(too. “*!
all this Buflc! ing was to he etl... ____
_ them wCR.____
accent
I he..v (
which the one who lived it is te* fur the purpose uf emphasizing u . untry many muddy hanks tu la* icet part* objoited to m erlonk t Onredd urod that He rtv/ht atone
Accordirtjr- 11* fig u re* g a th e r mvmkeird.
With hi
the fact which we laid down in l.ought for next to nothing th at i the fnqt t h a t an atto^k unan t h n t f o * ’, the Hin» of Men
I
V|UU ri(*u«%v*iwia»
er prohibition
enfurconumt
are healed
will
one
day
be
worth
millions.
1
-vcraelty
o
f
aWriter
if
*u«(alri,rt(
4
i
f
■towOO*
we
!J>1
The late Henry Culoit Lqdge wr . our iniliul »tuteinetit nud f >r Ho
for
te Jjjl
district of , (jolumbta.
in llic
Tho inditrniitvs heapcl anon tin*
1 !u* problem is in pick them out, iiMOnirH the value of nil that he
fl*{* thoumtlul lioottcg- unqUeitiiiiuihly, one i f the ablest. ^pm im.mu rtf pmntnig out huw nupm
**U*t the sutTenng, endured
i N*l V *## w _
f* f ■
i
*
^ #s 9e a4 , .
iri Wttufjani^on. But neith- lu st educated men thin coutitry tuix taM it i* that wc leave th. ... i
DR. MARY Walker eared iHUe
In naMslfg, it mav he added that by Hun Uave given Hun an irn-•
Midge guve that ever produced. !t was u U.*at to ...... ■),(,. record by which In !..■ about fashion, but ‘the latest news nioof of the chantr of unpearnnev sintiblc aupgal to the heart of Hip
fa
or wanting,
\ triumidiHiit ending ol*
from; Paris Would interest her.
,,ju. (.'hrffktFfCMTdvpi i/i our U»l ie wojdd,
hfip>birn[ *»f* he. t|>pkf pa t t v .r r m a ll. r u , 0 m b ,leil.
ct I
y
I
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enrettf,
Mirn
j*n
w
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b
m
ren
Hjn
career,
Mich
er.
was
n
r
e
n
to,
Tin*
new"
dri
ss"
I,,
ho
more
jSfotigd
f
OlfjiaCt
thul
•
ot*
jpyw
is
to
ue
linin'
|>iinifii>i.ik
u
s
fm* one nut often hear* »u.-!i omv- ,
,,
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Cabot tanlge l n.lonl : er like irouier* than dress, a sort. or
...
.
.
. ,
Henry Cubol
Chiier «,od lives ari-I-' tnc l ’ioplict of E ire ," or even a
uf ,*u
( !).•
ri t ot liquor, in the hnuitiuns of thought i and i**»«l<tnr**) ^ detracted from ttic reemd hi* 'lit ck l- I’lditicM, athlelks
11
ifk# ;>tul I LoriUna-JO; H j a r te .^hi m»x Pjis-.os peaceful kixit from life sucli' n;n <
{ oper wan called as he olfi'ied. lie wo* a litern*y
laort' of tr.n
£E
transfiguration iva* gmuled to the great Lawgiv
Wipi.d have
havo lufl f m himi.clf hv the
"V?
, wCcn^e, will finally
, kid nwuy f jiirm*r>l
to anavier. Ho ruled That *'*»« of rate r a rt A,
hi* v
,
c i ,
w-tih ihr,ciJDil,er*ome Hklrrt.; Tliau
Tlatt In 1 aimatin’*)f tho eo
eoiint
itnt ona nee con* er, vv*(uld' not have Htlrrcd the
ren pe# ceiit wine made hv r M f W 1,11 1,1 th;; m d p f * f,( iv.U ivyu things to which we have .,11 a
imimdinV^nt V a s all right in the [ forms to the condition of th* heirt. would not h a v e stirred the hun
lamun Slill waa not intoxi- *tate*manship
tatcm an sh .p
B u t it 1* „m b y e ' . It is the general opinio, Hot i m i ^ t vvh criei, was hum
" Virtues a- well as vices nre w rit dred* of rnilliono ns they have boon
a cco u n ts
tin
because ft couldn't
stirred by the despicable inhuman
ten upon the face.
emd
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r
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f
all
wr.’.ng
on
the
public
street,
colh
ipYir
, r-nyuneT^' Jliit a lo t depend*
ities practiced in the court room
|n"w«'i alit"
*1 ao_ _# ^
___A 11?*21
u a sthc ruHctiuif ol |!t.vtififr (|cmist p i r v e n t in j
free
In the mlnda of the h i
the cafili'lty of vtjje •lionon
j personal pique.
Nothing but ij movement.
"And. behold, there walked w ith ! and tho agonies on the (Troxs.
the xa/ttpling. I <* t V J r •* of tK» 'p ioplo Mr.
ll) !•<! d ea rie of sectionalism whim wua
him twin rueu, which were Moses „ . .... .... Blundering Peter . » ___ _
-1 unworthy of one In hi*
V - i# - McaiWd a* the author ux tb o r e * ! on Tinidy
4
“ And it enrne to pass, an they
E B N H S T S T R U M , bogining a* an*’ Elii*-."'- ‘ *
apartmank o f phyaiology bill, which sxould bavft crossed f e d - 1 position cou'd have insinrixi in ufTice boy, Is president o f th ree i The return ol
o f Moses and E li ja h ; departedI front him, P eter said Unto
FIRST NATIONAL BA1H
| Lake Front Propel
A bank fo r all
Adequate facilities
large accounts
Cordial service
for small
J n iv e n i t y o f P ti c a g o . tun
that f i t t i n g Lx the beat
Ip the wtylij to roatoro youth
* ~ieiL, (Altar f a i l i n g , and
,.ty# t i be*t. th# U»»uc*
xUunachs consumed about
A* tfeoaa uf A youth of
and a « . f a r n i basal in e ti-
cptjccrnod
they
were
ii
era) bayonets over many uf tho
vottn $ poll* of the land, ,y»d V th e
man Who more rcmetWMty
Bxsty than
Any o f the others stood jit th e path
o f tho i d e a l s of
..........^
'Wopdivgw. Wilson
and defined the n o n -p a r tic lju tlv i
part o f th^s country lo the g reat
m atter ol world peace.
■
it
HBHI
’.1
r» "
|force bill activjtiea. Or i . it that
(ha insurance companies. T h a t Is not I to tha fleah
v*s T----ps added
-------- -proof
- — I JesU*. Maxtor, il is good for us
m M h instances he pluved p, 11
ii. surprising.
I f his
f a th e r
h a d ; o f tho im m ortality o l the s o u l . 1 to be h ere; and let us make three
, tier—u chcau, ward-boss 'brand of started him a* president o f o n e f Th eir m ito rla l
death
occurred tabern acle*; one fur thcc. and ono
politics? If this is the truth cf insuraurn comuany. ho m ight bo many cer8 ur’0? b * f or(N the fo rm er f®r «©♦«•. and one for E lio s; not
the matter then the smallness of lomebody's office hoy now. I t is Res in an unmarked grave ea st o f* knowing w hat he said,"
what he did is enlarged. If wc may no ca la m ity , to he compelled tu the Jo rd an , and the la tte r w a . l
Paler
wa*.v«ry * human; he blunW -----------------state il so paradoxically.
* frooajipitly, but it U ca*i?r
work
The measure of a life is to In* the
fopud in the things by'.which
‘ \i*ed
T
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m
JzgtuMSi a w
w
'ts&an t t .
4 % I n l e r o t I ’al^, u n Ravitifp* Account*
Strength
I
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on
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Service
IV >I
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|r times.
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s n early s t a r t in «r Nan th*v Wrt~>
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SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK |
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148.
m i h i h l
^ B r y a n ’s
iaSe
Saturday {["O w n a sp o t o f g ro u n d s o m e w h e re ’ -
•& < Sermon
fffk entertain; 4 n. m.
’ Mr*. Fan-,
3;<p p. m.
tfal — Prcakrlora; 7:30 P|,n Missionary
*rian Church:
ry Society So1* P. Hagan,
utcsscs Mrs.
t m ami Mrs.
•:l l * was still under the spell of
! experience without a parallel;
#
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f.hsd been an eye witness of a
* •;
spectacle, never seen beE
a
s
t
S
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d
e
P
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m
a
r
y
<
’A T
T H ]3
CH URCH ES
j
■;of since.
-«l
P a re n t - T each ers
Awed by tho dunling bright
__ .
ness,
locked on in silence until
A s s o c ia tio n M i
hirst Itnptist Church.
Tho paator .wiil
the reincarnated guests departed:
Sunday School 9:30 a in
---------. AJjft
morning nnd nis
Morning worship and sermon 11
A most enthusiastic'meeting of then he recovered his speech and!
these Bcrvici
the
K a il Side Primary Parent-.. suggested a not unusual method!
practical he
nei,
Nashvllln r' T I®rold *nKraham of
TeocherS AsnpcUtion was hald n t 1 bf commemorating the . occasion,
8 S S 2 0* T“nn«* « * tho E ast Bide School on Thurs He wn* emotional and His exulta- I
" f e w . (I
tion found nri outlet in this thought
,
Voung
People’s
Unions
0
o’clock day afternoon.
9:46, a. m.
of memorial tabernacles for which j
Reports from survey worked
Thei'fe
wna
a
splendid
*tton«J*no*4
there
11, a. m. Preaching. ,.*•>
lit 7 o’clock.
of not only old mumbers but quite there were illustrious precedents. £
’,2:30 p. m.-Sulffrir Christian En j Haptifmai znrvicc 7:30.
^lost events can be menmrial‘n
number of new ones.
deavor.
-■
ited bv tablets or material struct
Evening subject,
Tho
meeting
was
called
to
order
J s , Ch-c^n f c . ' of Men 3ai f f c « ? S ffit ny the chairman, Mr*. Ernest ure*. It iH an entirely -worthy
Dcztiuiri, or Fortunes.'
Hou shakier, who gave a nujst do* way in which to express gratitude |
7:30, p, m. Preaching.
,
-------Every' nation
lightful little talk. This was fol and apiuvciation.
The session meet* nt the close
jh'ly Cros* Hpim-npal Church
ha'; its inununients and memorial
lowed
by
the
reguiur
routine
of
of each service for the reception . Twenly-socond Sunday
after
business nt which lime
report* h a ll* —massive evidences of nffroof members.
( Trinity.
from
the
various
committee*
were j tion i r reverence. They lestify
'= J----- 1' , Sunday School at the High
1 to tht worth of the living a* well ■
heard.
T h e Methodist Church
Si hm,| Auditorium at 9:45 a. ni.
W. J . Carpenter, pastor
! ■
s , 'r vices at High School AudiMorning sermon will be " T h e , ,u,m at 11 a- ni(k .
0 .
„ . ,
Ionian's Guild; Seen and Unseen” or "T h e l'n hnst.an Science Society
I Newman; 3:30 ih angnble R ealities."
. .. ..
. .
, ,
' hristian Science services will
A t night the subject of the ser- In held in the Woman's Club Oak
hostess, Mrs. mon
Kid of the Ave.
■...
on will be ‘"Wetting
Getting Rid
A v . nn.i
Tlnr-.i Street, v.....
and Ttnrd
Sunday
nolin Avenue; Weight*."
morning nt 11 :tl0 o'clock. Subject
Sundny School at 9:30.
for tomorrow, "Mortals nnd Immor
hostess, Mrs.
Epworth League meets nt 6:30. tals.”
Itenue; 3:30 p.
Good music nnd it real welcome,
Sunday School at 10:00,
Wednesday evening services at
First Presbyterian Church
S '90 in the Heading Room.
lub: hostess,
Few men would live in a chuichThis Society maintains a reading
Avenue; 3 lesa town, because of the need for room
and free binary where ('):-■*
the social, mental.
moral,
nnd
may be
L< Department spiritunl tone which the church Dan Science literature
read, harrowed or purchased, in
Eb House 3:30 givfcs. Its presence enhances propRoom 317 F ii*l Nalinniil Hr.nk
I. erty values
and
uplifts
moral Building.
t (pencil
Wednesdays
............... standards.
Pei •ause of this eon - and Saturdays from , ;00 to 5 : 00.
r* Department, , iibutjo|, U) |Jitf , ift. of ;ht. , )iwtl
All nr-- welcome to attend our
1151
Lb Hou*
It deserves the co-opt rutmn of the - o r .ice and mane u-c nt t i c Read
people whom It tiius selves.
it.g Room.
Circle No. 6 ;
'
i Music Department of Sanford Woman's
T iJX r "i I
Club Will Cive Russian Music Recital
*D. WMNlrufT,
|m.
Club; hostess,
Park Avenue;
\ 1
__
__ .
| The Music Department of the
I San fo rd ’s Woman's Club will pee
tuml a program of Russian Music
'Tuesday, N<»v. 1 H.
Business session at 3 , on p. in.
Program nt 3:3 0 p. nt.
mt of th«
Tbp program includes vocal and
u lunch- instrumental numbers; the Husr 19, at riun National anthem and a llont
I Ml o’clock.
ytng by the Club Chorus, a Ihis
sian dance by eight young girls in
If K
ithaiman of I j
of the :
to call hU I „
in the eluh i Mrs. L. K. Pond, of Daytona
Ikov I'.nh “ * Reach spent Thursday and F rid e.
|b the regular in Sanford with her son, II N
»ft*-r liinch- Pond.
! department
mi l i t a r y c o s t u me . Tb e s e t t i ng will
he a Ru s s i a n w i n t e r snow seen*',
and t he l e f r e s h m e n t s s u g g e s t i v e of
Russia.
Mr - I! R De a s will h a w c h a r g e
of the Musical p r o g r a m .
Mrs A.
M Philips, and Mr s C 1! Smi t h ,
lioste'.ses f o r the soi lai houi
Ad
mission to all non meml i ei s "5c,
M i s D. P I It ummot al .
t ‘b a n man.
P E R S O N A LS
1
h
i as to tbe merit of the dead.
home have built slut el \ tombs
sidewalk in front of the school . r " ,
n*\" 1,11,1 M" V I\
I,oil,line
„a been
I.....,, conpleted
..........i..,_.i
......i ' ?.o r ( * "Used m e m b e r s of t he fnmbuilding l.
had
nr,(I
ily, lie, the nyrnmi’D of K g vit or
work on other walks would be fin the io j Mahal of India. Other'*, !
ished ns soon ns possible.
more practical, have built colleges, '
The Relief Committee chairman, like Stanford University, or me
Mrs. R, C. Power made a most s a t mo) ia! hospitals, of which there
isfactory report. Mrs, Henry Pur- ■jv many illustrations.
don, chairman
of beautification ’ , '
I
Eternal Altars
lommittee, stated that she had or- ’ *A
dered a number or plants
and
put r,. niuti niade shrine could
-hrtibs and also uskisl ..-r vu.tingJ ' fittingl, oiomemoratc the glolies
;of hibiscus nnd olenodei i,
j 0 f the T it'stig it at io i The scenes
Mrs. Housholdcr then appointed that tilie. I u* mast deeply ale not
cvernl new, committee* as follows; * embodied in *t >n * in mm hie, IN ,"i
general utilities, Mrs. It C
dur abl e s,,|,sti
that
* Imirnian, Mis. Fred Ilaiger, Mr*. man i U‘ mil ploy will finally 111Til—
Ed. Higgins, Mrs \V. M. Thigpen, hie i”i” ,hi*l . tin iin,mil
Jilt ..r«
:md Mrs. B. L. Perkins.
are i •• '..I m i he Im.'irt
\ hi'M*
Hontitiflcnlion committee.
Mrs. Inn n l ”t pt i tin] file*.
lteury Purd'ii. rhairmai'*
AD**,
if
t i 'l'n i * I»IV|*. I.IVi \u •1 IIP
H»ik Rnmley; Mi«. J R. Stew art, mi n ■iiiiil. I’ m'* on in v\t r on Mis. Campbell and Mrs. Archie III rgn . 1. I
t" t be i ml Ml 11me:
Betts.
if n ilh* • * ni i« it it dr* ;»•) PTu
Press i ommittee. Mrs Pr,.t D:.i- ji rt i’ 1 thr,>m 'i imint D- 1ruble
i gem . ai i
how impossible to c\
gcr,
visible m e a n t a s e i ne
Pennant committee. Mi* lleek pres*
Rumley, chairmun; Mis, \V W. C. which ■ I! • 111 in out tile past I wo
Of til” i -ate t loaders of Israel
Smith and Mrs. W .1 Morti*nn
t.l I
ueoti l !>-• Ti in * ’igni at io,,
Pliiygiound eommittee, M rs It. of tb * 1d • b g d J e ri Soli of t iod
I. I’cik im . ehairmaii.
nnd
III 41 t lie Vnice f , oil, I he
Mrs. Stella Airingtoi, * ,k,• , f •loud t i i I.u mi n g t he ! it h oi -*
i pageant win. b u ill I. • given at hlcs>
i : ho Sav ioi mol 11 is
.in early date by the children and task
I asked for the on opctu’ . i . i il,e
Win ■ all t lie ’ -1vv oi . a' ,! l a b e l
East Sale s, hool
- - I.
I tile stillin g * haf t - ami
Quite a number of
<,<),, * ,r,i g lille n rg do in i*s shall 111 * vv:i !
p o i l a n l i iiattei s «>••< 1
low i d in in Time's all ibv ouri ng
a* ted upon, a fter which the county tomb i in hea 11 - of
11■i t , 1* IMg
nurse, Mtss Atibn- ....... , . ,
millio
will -t ill i'll - hi ii til. -a
»lic-'-*ed t he n.eoibci
ro
| t,, e - I
tee* I did III •la WI • 3 *
Mrs. Dinger reported that the)
the " P r e v e n t i o n o f
S It Klein, of .lackson . llle. rep
resenting Paint Olive S-oip , " i "
puny, '•pent Fridut in Sanford cn l 1
tug on local merchants.
II. C How deli, and Paul W Hat
The friends of Mrs. A. .1. R un
t to attend unison will regret to learn that roll, representing the W entm cv'U'i'
Miss May she continues ill at her apartm ent- Kleelrie Compnnv spent Thin *,l iv
|and Ft alay in Sanford calling on In
W.
lit tbe Valdez Hotel.
fill business houses while icgislet
1 nt the Valdez Hotel.
d li g e n “ v j t h
Mars
* ATt R j
Id of New VorT was in the city
J
II Carlisle, of Ocala, with
M'USt
Friday, the guest of the Valdez 1 he Helk-Nap Hardware C.iinpo
ny wus a business \lsitnr ill lln
fd Friends Hotel.
city Thursday and I'nday, ivgtJ . R . Holmes, representing tin; Iclcd at the \ aider 11 •*1«■I
luting interest i Aetna Life Insurance
Company
till 'IIill I I,'lgo (|spent Friday in Sanford calling n
It R Dens and brot hel 1
l»mi M: .lean lineal agencies, while registered at
De ns a l e s pendi
p e n d i ng a few
t ew d
a y s in
day
[look place rvthe Valdez Hotel.
St
P e t e r s b u r g , nt l c Hi l i ng l ■j bilsi
ln the P ’xsness.
l.iini-a v E.
E. B. Snead, of .lacksmivdie, vv.th
the ce|, inoliv
the Goodyear Ruhbot Cmnpuny vva*
Mrs II < Mi Mulb n ha- r ti ri
1few fiieiids
in the city Thursday and hi* lav ed from St l.uke'* Hospital
in
slr.oigei t ,
on business, the guest of the \ side* Jacksonville and i* tejioitcd much
|:tol lot. up,,n
I nip!ov ed
|nil i- a native Hotel.
iv i
, MI '
c, .
’
•
, spending some time in Boston and
'• other points in Massachusetts, ha*
‘ 1 arrived in Sanford ami will he with
daughter, Mrs. A It. Key
["•matlee. and
r*.hi* timc* and
“ i pruje t un.l
hcen living
•till active Ut
ri and deeper
Rive,.
J9 nr, mem'HerUrn t hurclt
fl'l| atfiirs i„
it'Puiar wit), u
*
.
. . ..
( - A. Collins, of Syracuse, N r .
with the Woodall (ioodnic and Bull,
Inc., wus in the city Frfduy calling
tun local clothing stores while leg
f lu r e d at the Valdez Hotel.
,
----- —
i C. W. Rainey, of laikeland. with
I tJie Grand Rapids Show Case < o">
jiuny was u business visitor in the
city Friday the guest o f the Valdez
I Hotel.
and Mrs. i
J
...
Diph: l < n i "
whii b
• tl ,V e *1 tidied I nil, v
Miss Rnsnioond Itn,tf ■>t,I i
( Copy r •Id P.'J I. bv the Is, 1 d
gave a h i .......
rending
vhvh
" V*1 in lit e I
was Ihoroiighlv enjoyed
At the coi ic Iu-iiin iif I ' m pro
I ' iioti Mi , ,d M. .1
r ia m Me idai't*'* lie, tg, s ,.|eis, Mi *
F Vnu •(• ami I *• i1, l,.,*t,.**es f,.[- I log*N and
I
Hls'l'o'
I 1tte aftei I....... ■>I ved daitil V I e
l i n t " M a d Ml * U I'ope 3P
I I M i*net ol I .1
d Pap
freshmen!"
imd M
i * i * - it
Mi . D 1
d*1
l l o g i a o i ■ ■on mil 11 , ■ tP, t, \t
meeting
Mrs P.i ....................... .
Mi«* Mable h i g i m n , \\
la Hivl'
o . i m , Mi*
Se n t o imd v .
| nt,, \ ' i hoc, Ii . t tS' HI
i n
■111
viol I I * ,t
I I tooep. n, lioitc- *es , M I...... * |i C-l v
.1 t 1
f , llirkuso, A U HBinII nod A, HeBeh
C Gimlei
\ id ii e
I he |>cniinnt tin- mouth wn* won
iiy tli, thud gijoti
V H In .1 t.l I’o'l Ol , 1 ill
',,ii . i on Id at I Ip i • i
I V lij
i^t M»1<
Mi
I. \ \ i w to.i Mop
n 11 ....... it I ;n ' |,h k
I ’act v
Is
H y M iv
. ( W. Spoar
(liven
o
a,
in
%
o
a
o
b£
a
ex
in
rt
Is
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Orl.urne
j,*
.
|of Jacksuoviliv are spending rev* > l e t S O D eral day's in Sanford the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Mac Neill
11 •'tetnon Uni-' ut (heir home in Roue Court,
f^'tiiied a San- !
w“ nu»tuni „f
Urggd by the
rl^“- Such an
! ®ean» of
Unum-es and is
I16* h«'tue town!
A Good Hotel
The
Orange and Black
feting the f„).
Ift<1 comm itte ts
Longwood, Fla.
AKNOVRCB* X
^Went; Mi.a
juvtudtnt; Miss,
7 ' ar>;: i>oug.
Charle* H„n. j
A1?! Miss. Vir“ ‘w E h z . b e t h 1
SPECIALSUNDAY
DINNER
[ , r Ut l ^ r - 1
*ooial com-
t
Prepared
Hr Iks * » l r 4 r i u l j * * k n a a lr r.
\\ mall I nut B». i M i l i F t Nmx>
t ! iWrs- J ' J -
learn timt
Priee |1.00
IHNNKIt lit: M ' X K
lit
hI ii mi
6
I*.
12 M to i I’ M
M
lu K..10
Celery
I*.
bC
o
X
u-
“O
C
<
.1
*a»
kCt
JZ
i •• i •;h
7 - ^i*tn *** •**<*-
FISH
Anguilelte of Spanish
Mackerel— Creole Sum c
or
Biaaul*
Potatoes
French Peus
n j, *»
(
,
to c u mm n nd
b un il i de o p p u r l u n i l y
than a fterw ard s
wi sh
Sugar Wafer*
HERE—YOU Make the Price
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Because of this contribution to the life o f the
towni it deserves the co-operation of the people
i* • \ jva *v'
whom it thua serves.
or
Cocoanut Cuatard Tie
Millt
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Anyone will sell you property on liberal terms—They
make tbe price.
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Its presence enhances property values and upJifts moral standards.
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NeaiwliU" ice Cream
Coffee
(Jet in on the ground floor and l»ny these lots at auction.
Do not let the other fellow’s foresight overshadow your
better judgment. When a lot is bought for a homestead
it goes off the marf*et. When bought by speculators
the price kocs up. The time to buy is NOW.
Because o f the need for the social, mental, moral,
and spiritual tone which the Church gives.
Corn Muffins
Macedoine Fruit Salad
L i b e r a l Terms
FREE TRANSPORTATION
YOU WOULD NOT LIVE
IN A CHURCHLESS TOWN
V EGETABLES
Yania
L a k e .Mary is y ou ng. I ’ r np ei t x i- at your pri ee. Now is t h e t i m e t o i n v e s t .
T h e f u t u r e will s p* a k for il.sOf. A splendid l oc ati on fur G r o c e r y , Dr y Goods,
Dru g a nd G e n c i u l S t o r e . A wide r a n g e o f t e r r i t o r y (coin wh i c h to draw
t r a d e . A few I n i - m e s s l o c a t i o n s will be iueluded in I b i s s a l e .
T b e best b a n k on e a r t h is e a r t h i t s e l f .
I ' s e it. m a k e il you r ow n.
A u t o m o b i l e s will le ave P a c k A v e n u e and F i r s t S t r e e t , S a n f o r d ul 1 2 : 3 0
o ' cl oc k I*. M. and In urly u nt il 3 : 3 0 I*. M. Mo n d a y , N o v e m b e r 1 7 t h . And
t h e s a m e t i m e T u e s d a y , N o v e m b e r 1Hlit.
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A. K. SJOBl.OM* Owner, Lake M ary, FU .
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
One Hundred Dollars Will Be Given Away
Choice:
Candied
L. i i mpiM'd nf i n r u e n i i a l men
They h a v e I h e w e l f a r e a nd i n t e r e s t o f t h e
i i m m ' i n i t v at h o a i l . and a r e pl anning an e x t e n s i v e a d v e r t i s i n g c a m p a i g n
xv Iii<ft i‘. believed will a t t r a c t people to I h i s c o m m u n i t y .
I s n ’t il h e l l e r
x mi bad.
Chicken Pie. New England
Style
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LAKE MARY’S CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
TW O C O M E D I E S
ENTREES
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| » ke Mary h a s e l e c t r i c l i g h t s , w a t e r s y s t e m w i t h i t s w a t e r p ro no un ced
;i nt on i' jin- p u r es t in t h e s t a l e . T h e r e a r e m ur e t h a n one h u n d r e d hmfles
in l .u ke M a r y . Highly f i v e n f t ho se hi.nies h a v e b een built w i t h i n t h e IuhI
two w a r s , and n l h c r s a r c nenrint? rumple! Fon.
A gmid school , c h u r c h e s ,
o e r c r a l s f o r e m e a l m a r k e t , p a r a g e a nd fil ling s l a l h m . s a w mill f or c h e a p
l u mb e r.
Also a n u m b e r o f civic o r g a n i / a l i o n s .
PROCRASTINATION IS TH E TH IEF OF TIM E
“ Growing Better”
S o il’
Cream of ( hieheu u la Rente
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Blood and Thunder Western Thriller
Queen Olives
'This auction will present tin exceptional opportunity for
the home-seekers (d own desirable lots on Crystal Lake,
where wonderful views of the placid waters abound from
the shore and rolling hills which are abundantly covered
with palms and towering* pines.
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ALL-STAR SPEC IA1 CAST IN A
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Monday, November 17
1 1 P. M. SALE WILL BE CONTINUED
TUESDAY, NOV. 18TH AT THE SAME HOUR
IF ALL LOTS ARE NOT SOLD ON MONDAY
D a n c e c a s i n o a nd s k a t i n g
I rolling. I n m lin ; . h n n l i n r nil tho y e a r round.
rin k. a f in e sa n d bench a nd f a c i l i t i e s fur s w i n n n g .
'i n i r i t r i ,ni;ir*
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CHOICE LOTS ON BEAUTIFUL CRYSTAL
LAKE-LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, AT
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Hot Biscuit
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TO BUY EXTR A
DIVERSIFIED RECREATION
PRINCESS T H E A T R E
Mtillurr PMill i ft4 lldil.
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»t wishes t,C
Mrs. B. F . Whitner, Miss S a n t a
P* <>f happiness. Hake and Randall Chase motored
FU futiii,. home 1 Di Tallahassee Thursday lo attend
l- f ll Riverside (he Centennial festivities during
Vk.
the latter part of the week.
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Absolute Auction
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call', io tin * icioog iiy i he Ip ii”
4* hsiif ' . i m >roe
dady tasks f r r c ’ y, b t'”il *.
sister
of
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and lati r M* Io mu* lemon.ut V* .1
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L E O N A R DI S L I I M R F O R
Ilie many friends of Hodgson
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T H E B L O O D do-s more than this
Hall Will he glad to learn lh.lt he
As each guest prepared t .• le.i.e for you.
I he orgmatod I M r» G'-orge J . Knight and son i* able to he out again after K*
It I,nidi new strength
1|p i vvi i i c o i n a loll ol impel snd vitality. IP# u . : inM.itcs against
n* nf The Sa n 1 Ja c k , of Baltimore, Md.. a r r i v e d
recent
illness.
and mi tin- wa* found an unpin recurrence of attache
pro,,, f . , . - |in Sanford Thursday und_ will be,
ni lute Mhh
verso.
These were
P*velepn„ nt ' of |lhe Ru esU of Mrs. Knight's s i - t c i , ,
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LEONARDPS
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The friends of Jo e Gonzalez will
read before I he guests departed
Mrs. O I*. Herndon.
FOR T H E B L O O D now. Reluso
be inter ested to know that he h'l *
Mrs. Spent‘s guests included Mr vubbtitutes. At all druggists.
accepted a position with the Sut
l ,,f the >;,nfi,rd
and Mrs F K, Smith, Mr. and
Volin Williams, J r ., returned the foni Hank A Trust Company.
Den t ill-1led
P*D front im- first of the week from Miami when*
j nt* spoilt the [last two weeks with
his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
pDl* living in
S u n d ay . Nov
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I Jtuymopd B utler.
for tip'inI,or of }
and the | Mrs. George Rice, who hn* hcen
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Nov. 15. — The
i r - i h a t i chewed Hara 'w e c Y n g 6 in one
I o f the m o st s t a r tlin g•‘ gridiron up—e will
|get* , of ol| tim
wil; attem pt to
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to victory over the
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boll world by tying Illinois, and without flrango the Illinois would hnv e <1. b ated. (iran g e t-curta n idea o f tho romnrknhle elusive qualities that make him the g r e a t e s t of the g reat, lie has
th en suddenly Inking them aw ay, lamk and you'll see how he does is.
PLAINSMEN MEET i STATION
GEORGIA IN BIGj
GRIDIRON BATTLE
I’-I-IMM)
ISROADCASTINfi!
JTech Clashes W ith Vanderbilt
While Alabama Crimson
T ak es on Centre Colonels;
V. M. I. Clashes Wi t h V. I*. I
* ' H e a r s ” I ’r o v e T o o M u c h for
Alii j o i t o n
and
Florida
Is F o r c e d to Ta ke S m a l l
Knd o f 10- 0 S e o . c F r i d n v
A T L A N T A . (la., Nov. 15. - AI
though today is a rath er lean day
in Sou thern oonfereiiee eireles, only
]-l o f the 22 members coming to
geth er, th ere nre many gamea in
which unusual interest re n ters to
m ake the program a ttra c tiv e f.-r
football followers. T h e day will
bring u clash between
leading
tennis in the Southern entiferelire
and the ' 8 , I. A. A., several inletsectionul gam es are on lap and
community contests of note stand
out.
MACON, (la., W.v. 15. — The
tough •id.' ol the Mercer Hear pi'.vc l impel v mils to the swish o f the
l-'loi i.Ja Alligator'." tail here I n
day afternoon and the (ieorgiuu.
d.-tented the (ilnbe i l o t ' e r s fr-.m
In .c iglaih-M, 10 to 0 .
't ile game n o d ded t‘ IMIft of the
•>.5on p e t sons at llie e.mle.it just
•hml ..I ill.. Ip.-In n a stage.
I l.e
>l| . i ..on v\» i l!i> "i who had i •••
11 .in tie peninsula to rout for 1 *-.
•■ators and a -. etv tew who were
like t(i, mule that was not bind
hut didn't ri \• a whoop.
!t »,i
M. i..-r
I. me coming and me • d
h'-ad ttrri' bele
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Th. .'lercer Yt-toiy
ikl*t in n 1
with mi* argument iis arxst.o,
tl c up-els ili,.I luive Ilia le til; ■•
< i >n of . ■"It.all i , ' riu h*s.
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It. i . w. - n t i n t o t i n- g n i - a d < . .d
Among the tt-ven gam es sched
uled between conference m e n i a l s
liu team s with both boasting <Ian
records. The undefeated and un
renred on (o-orgia eleven
plays
Auburn, Aluluuna
plavs outside
the orgnnization in meeting Center
i dly long "hot.
l lie A 1■ l a t . i r t, l.e
as does Washington and Lee in its
.t
r c o . r ml., r e i I . t ti e. l f l i o r g .
vf itli W a d Virginia.
The last siv gam e
bet wren I
Oeorgin ami Aiihuni have been uni
forinly close, four being d«* i led ‘
by scores of 7 to i) and 2 ending |
with tin- score 7 to :t. <in th. •
record of past perforimim c • a
touch-down may lie regarded as
u guaranti-e o f success.
Alabama, leading scorer, in play
Ing the colorful C en ter team n- ’
garded a s the elnss of liir S. | ,
A. A., will have to continue in its
well established strid e a g a in - 1 I lie
Colonels to win, lull regal die- .,f
the lesult o f toiio.i row's a. Ii x i to t he ( 1riiiiMon vaill roiiii* •11» 14» ,
T h an k sgivin g Day undefeated in
the conference.
Vnnderhilt and (ic .u g ia Teeli - t . !
m eeting for the first tu n - r ni ce '
IU20 and nliunni id h>.th u .-liti.- in.iy " i "i l,i 1 •.li v il I. . i .1*
•i.la g o a l line, b u t a li.»*t>i g o blions are reported on their v ay t •>i Ills in i'ic In i < nl l lie in
•.1 tin I be ball.
I
A tlan ta to witness tin- renewal o f D l . Robi n "Il l\ .IS l.oril al I ini'
I In A l l i g a t o r s sent Ivvcniv f o u r
the Iirguineiit.
Hoth team s have S
• ............ ....
w a y , but onl y t w o
. Match
I s IS. vv.i- ; v a i . i t '
sulTereil the hard side of lie- bund b i s M . 11 l<\ l In- C m . . ; .1, i
o ..I ic eptive arms.. Anoi lie. was
o f fa te and will lit* ally home sim > Pcnii.si li ulna in I sill and I .li in..
dated «.iinplele as a ivsiilt of lu
a t llie id u r l.
ll ci cm c with the le v elve
appointed a- :.u ussista n' m g .....
A game in which niilrh failin g m iln- t ' o n l c d c i nle army
111. lineup and summary .
If. ‘ li
■will be injected in th at between ning I lie |-1'act .......... no d im .i
position
the university of Virginia ami V Mai mull.i in ISii5, lie no
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l-'loi ida (<•)
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1’. I., nl Hlacksburg. V irginia ha
left end
I n e k s o n 1 111.- in
I stlii, a m i
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been defeated by Washington und bis re d de t i t v lu t e bad In ! n- . i.;
.li -m
l.ightsey
ilA’i' anil (ieorgiu, while V. I*. I. p o s i t i o n s o f i ui p. i l tiitiee.
li
.m
left tackle
iSufiTered a rude thock last Sutur- prcMilenl id llie Cotifi dot at*
Wi ll iams
I
(clay when North Carolina S t a l e l, t and Hallot's bol ue. t iihi . i
left g u a r d
turned tlu 1 CiobbleiH buck.
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Norton
i • , . f Dui ul i oiini y l o r i n- lu . * i •
■ Ij.ci inti lldcill of the counl y I
center
T h e Univefaity o f ftoutn C am
Cornwall
in y e a rs and nl in in m
^ina plays Scwanee in Columbia in pit.it toi
i iglit g u a r d
n gnme a ttrn rtin g much nttouiion. l i n n - to td oi tu t places
ut i
,
C .ldstein
(44*wunee broke Into the victory
ligh t tackle
d a d c i i m g li ml
,cln$:i by defeating the Univrrsiiy t
wo
il. Sm ith
a l t b • o i n u i i e ; e i-« t
o f Mississippi, while tin; Camlinu
t iglit end
Kni I. lo,. at the ;
Kinmceocks have won from North
I impi m\i ii i r t
it. .1 li
11 ."t«•i hrUfil
HCarolina .Stale, Clems..n and The '
.U n iv e rsity «if North Carolina.
, V. M. I. goes frwm la-xingt.ui.
Io w a
H o m e o ftlie
llu rd lin g f A c e s
A fa., t«» l/cxuigton, Ky., to play
T ie n tu e k y S t a te , the Cadets h iving
lo st th re e gam es and the
W ib ij
C a ts one less.
N o rth Carolina S t a t e and Mmv !
land a re playing ut Collcg ■ Park
in som ething o f a rnnsnlati.' i a f
f a i r while T ennessee with no con
ference victory y et meets Tulane,
bo astin g two.
W ashington nnd Leo g>.« < to
Charlt'Hton, the U niversity of West
V irg in ia furnishing the opposition,
with till to gain and nothing to
ilose when the G en erals think of
flas^ y ear's game when tho Moun
t a i n e e r s best them more than three
score points, i ),
While Hill Ron c r ’s rejuvenated
Orange and B la c k Tornado is b a t
tling the BIN in thq m ost colorful
featu re o f today’s eastern gridiron
calendar, two o th er gam es claim n
m ajor share in the spotlight withr
Cornell nrtd D artm outh
waging
their annual frn y on n
neutral
Held, the Polo grounds, while P en n
sylvania fights to keep her slute
clean ugninr.t Penn S t a t e ’s a tta ck
ill Philadelphia.
( ’lose to 200,000 may
witness
t hi s outstanding trio o f contests.
Dartmouth and l ’ennylvauia
re picked generally as
Might favorites in these battle
^iut none hn» a decided edge.
If the T ig n r can enrry into to c o u n t s ns Adml nl nt r nl or of sai d es
day's gamu the terrific momentum t a l e , mid nsk for llixlr n|>provul
Kill. I tv. lot., r
A l> 1*'2I
that enabled him to t e a r Harvard's
r M I.Kf *.*•AMD. A d m i ni s t r a t or
defense to shreds, Y ale seems due
for a setback. But the Elis, with i> r o t i t r o k r o r v r t j i im ik .
the benefit o fa w eek’s knowledge Mr ml n ol t * i o i i f l l y . Mdi l p «»f P l o r l i l w .
»»r
M. i » « i i I«mi .
-if and preparation for the new * In r»- r Ih l»#*r«*li\
k I v **ii ,
I d ni l
found T ig e r nttnek, a t e expected to wli in It m n ) r u f i p p r n , t h a t m i tin*
la primed defensively and ready 2J li| «|:i \ o f 11. iTiiilH-r, A I* 1 9 2 4 .
to unleash a formidable attack of I M i m II ?. 1>|*I >' •*• f lip l f ortor; i I»l #’ K
y
l l m i v l i . . ! . ' . r . l i ' t l K* o f ««uli| I ’ o i i M,
tlo-ir own.
tin J u d e * *.f I *i •*lii* I •* f ••»' any fln. al
Much will depend upon which i l l u r l i n l #.#• fix Af l ml ni Nt r u t r l t «»f 11»••
••Hill I *’ Ml Mil III IM'I M. *1441 l i nn. il*«%
«:.ixeleven g ets the jump at the start.
I ;i ml ili. i t a t t lit n. i i i i *- llitu* I w i l l
T he T ig e r forward wnll hns an
edge on the Eli line which will
•■e'er the gam e minus Bingham,
-ta r eiul, hut both teams have n
W r a i t h o f haekfiehl material. Th«
Tigers will pin th eir hopes on the
tunning of Williams and Slagle. i\ n i l i r r o k m l M i
while Cottle und Pond are
th'* smiinuie i m m u , s m i r „
l.lito’s chief hackfield weapons,
• In i< r i.ii* •i .1 a f r
West Virginia and W ashington
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md .JcTerson figure to triumph m ,
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I’.vu other gam es possessing tradi- I simii .ipplv i.. in - II..n
" mil interest, the former against,
M” iisliolil-r .lu.le, •( "
V ."h.ngton ..nd l.ee and the Pres- ,
^
uleiits against the I’ittstmrgh Pan- ..»■ . (
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WEST PALM BEACH. Nov. 14.
f— Too many automobile accident*
are the rcnult of rceklcssncas by
i driver*. CtunmlsBipncr W. J . Bo•dell, vice mayor of this city, holievea, and. be propose* to fight
to r a remedy for the situation.
' \ Mk v Bedell, commenting on an
accident hdra in which two sdiool
teociurs were Injurod by a m k lessiy driven car, declared lio would
endeavor to get through the next
legislature a law requiring all au
tomobile drivers to pass a rigid
ur
In il 11 li
depends
oil
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T h e r e i*< f i om* l u s t e r t h : » n
1 kt*
Splines
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wait i* r
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ran un i lay calling photti'
a'Hi
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Sol i c i t or for C m n p l a l na n t .
Ily A M WI' . KKS, I). C.
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S H IN S YOU C A N HKJ.IM VK IN
I f your hreutli is had and you
have spells o f f:\vimming in the
head, poor
appetite, constipation
und a general no-account feeling,
it is a sign your liver is torpid.
The one really dependable remedy
for all disorders in the liver, s t o m
ach and bowels is Herbine. I t acts
powerfully on the liver, strengthen-,
digestion, purifies the bowels nnd
restores n fine feelin g o f energy,
vim and cheerfulness.
P rice title.
Sold by Union Pharm acy.
S I ’! Ml NOLI
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Save tji
Fresh Oysters
I si; IMTU
D A IL Y
Fruits
ami Vegetables
Season
Wcfab
in
Heasonatiln i 'li c e s
RO YAL F R U I T CO.
Nr %l Iti \\ t ' u l i r n
I talon
I ftuihpirin i*iH
for
I’ulvcromu Mirrnr.s
SVi* t i n r
W indow
Silver Ub
HANFORD P A I N T AND
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1924.
ihi* lfonor*hlt» I’
J iii I k u of fluid C o u r t .
p
lif rtohul i t . far my final
an Ail iiilnlnt t u t o r **f tl»c
S S ! .aann rd. dr c raned.
at ilir wnm«* f l mr 1' will
quarterback
Law rence
Cecil ....
Bates
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left halfback
Score by periods
Mercer ....................
Florida ...............
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Jo n e s
From Cor 3rd and Myrtle
To Corner Railroad and Commercial
...... ................ ......... .. Pittman
full hack .-v
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Murphrco
right iiulfhack
Rice ....................................
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The Change in Location of the Office and
Warehouse of the
prrafix to »mIi| r«/|irt my fliml »r*
Brown
0 • 0-^ 1 0
Mercer scoring: _____ ___ .
dU Point from try after touch
down*. Lawrence ( placement.) Goal
from field, Lawrence.
Bkfwee, Strupper
(Georgia
tionnl marks in a meet thU yi
31st «lav of Octolier. 11124.
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I In* Hi»rvico tennis Imth have
-'rung opposition with the Arnij
playing Columhia at W ert Point
and Navy tackling ilticknell at An
napidis, hilt the t'adets and Mid
dles nre favored to win.
in
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Two intersect tonal gam es, one Sf i i t l i i i i l r l • • u n i ) . * f n f r »»f l*l«»rl«ln.
t'.'i .\ecu Ho McMillan's C entenary
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1 Ib-ie eleven and Huston College
v !•••in il linn t 4.IM . rt! t Vii»• nit lit.*
.nd the other involving the (Jouti j . i . t .ln\ «tf | •ml.««i \ I» I' i J i .
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Dr. Ilrnry Rohinsoi
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FILLING STATIONS AND
4IU T P SUPt’U E a
Advertising
Advertising:
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FOR RESULTS
Automobiles
Miscellaneous
F o r Sale
R EA L-EST A T E
Wanted
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We have some beautiful lake
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B A G G E T T S F I L L I N G S T A T IO N
r .i i ,
^oik County and I A D V ER TISE. m Die Jou rn al-H «rTPouring
o u r i ng | 1 4 9 * 0 0
\ in A d v a n c e
tfit I Hup
Fred R. Wilson. F ir s t National fro n t lots on Lake Wildmero one
I
*121.00
Touring
Often dgy- artd fltohf
^ n fo n l
n l
St*r-T « l.-1
aid. South Georgia'. g r t a t e . t flank Bldg.
Chev.
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h a lf mile from the Dixie Highway C O N T R A C TO R S
and
Property
ISl'IWhl
In a nest of bcnutlful clear lakes.
owners. On and a f te r Nov. lo i s : i 1 Ksssx t
Avenue nnd Second S tre e t. f
f South
® e^ * n i n “
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ipTM-l'l.-v St»rhT V riJl1 Pv',^ e‘l tnorniaffs., weekly and Sunday Classified rate*
|„S«« ■»'*
for sale.
1the scalo of wages for painters in 1 9 2 4
itunakoull *111.00
K..n1
V« fc ^TAllON. ‘St»r Telegram, lakeland. Fla.
! 10c per line. Waycross JournalJ p r d l a t e l r *•»
panel
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We will build your home, land- t SiWiford will $0.80 pe r hour.___ __
i GaiC vlaa, Oil, Tires, Acceaso- Q|j|n
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Truck
1116 09
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Reward.
Cal) tidy
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Service
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Return to Herald office.
and F irs t. Phone 447 L3.
, thrnuBh the Xenia C aiette, ( J
1 " r™ * , ^ T .V 1 .
m
s I John Mu My> Pnc„ U n c .
Touring
*346.00
| •* • Ha
S t t r t n i M — « l—-------------> — —
Xenia. Ohio
Rich a«-ri™i»..rni
Send in your subscription to tho
1921 \ Ford
building
up
a
p
ace.
te a l l a a
Touri ng
*196.09
19 2.1 I Ibxlgo
LOST—Ono heavily fringed silk
In
the
meantime,
you
can
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1921 I F o n l
(j .i ub la abora
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s o y o u c a n r e n d F l o r i d a ’!
scarf between Seminole County
Truck
*3*5. 09
S a n f o r d Avenue and 10th Street.
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i g reatest
newspaper.
Ono year Bank anil Princess Thcntre or in fishing. You can fish in any one j.'QR S A L E — General Electric mo- 1924 I F o r d
Touri ng
*196.00
a r * tor c o o *
of the dozen lakes, and if you dun’t
tor In good condition, 1 h. p., 110
E x p c r t service.
T o u r i ng
*416.00
I»o d | ie
c m . n i n i i h , r , » . ) i „ r . i v r n ;i t —o i a a a fi m o n t h s $ * 1.0 0, t h r e e m o n t h s
the Theatre.
Reward.
Finder know how to fish, wo have several nr 220 volts, 0 cycle, price $50. In- 1922
.special
1921
|
Hup
i f l . i l »>i. h n v « t n . I . r e s t e i r r u - ‘ $ 2 . 0 0 . I f y o u d e s i r e $ 1 , 0 0 0 I n s u r |»Tfr«f • I m f lh
please return to Herald Office.
Inflr- **«
Roadster **16.00
experts who will be glad to show ijuirc at Sanford Herald.
I
Runnboull *236.00
you. Mr. Scholficld who has b e e n ------------------------- —rr; 1 9 2 2 | F o r d
* l0J ( O f o r D r a t
singing at the Baptist Chutch will S U I T S AND O V E R C O A T S— All 1921 I O v e r l a n d Red Rlrd ' *r.‘.*5-0d
tvork of all kinds. Rain water n ,“ ~
—
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n Trtickl
I92t
I
Ford
lU tT te ta S ta
wool made to order, guaranteed
C . b body I * 6 5 0 . 0 0
specialty.
Old First National TO REACH rhe prosperous fa r m -'* 11’ 0 VOU WANT to buy or sell F O B R E N T — Good house, also vouch for the above.
.atlou
to fit. Any 2-piece suit $25. Full
4-door j
Ford
Hank Building.
J ers
growers
anything?
If so advertise in
e r s and
a n d fern
fern g
r o w e r s of
„ . Volusia
[atm3. The Bangarage for small car. See Dr. L A K E J E S S U P LAND CO., Inc. suit or overcoat $2'J.50.
hV.Inn I *5*6.00
Scotch
I
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county advertise in the DoLandi* " 8 Gainesville S o
t
________ Noble, till Myrtle Avo.
Longwood, Fla.
"TK111IS TO s o i l K r K O r M C ]
Woolen Mills. 805 F.. Second Street.
DRUGS
Lrr#c i I n s e r t i o n ,
I f or a u l . s e q u e n t
I A N F V 'S n m f p —t T n i i i ' ---- r,
N’r WS- rato Ic i,,,r word- ca" h WHBT VIlHUNtA—ClnrasbuTg, Tl.*
10 I’ KH 1‘RMT l ) F F FOR At.I, FA Nil
Sanford. FIs.
liAINCi I u I JK U( i S T O R K — P r o - , With orn<*r.
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rinrltpliurtf
fCxpnnofti. inornlnn- F O R REN T— New five-room hunofftc* a h o t l l d b®
I. \V. r i l l l . I . I P N NOXS
scriptions.
Drugs,
Sodas.
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modern conveniences,
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cent
word,
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the
The
City
Registration
Books
will
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a re as near you as your phone.
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nnitriis.
accepted
want
ad
medium
in
Cnll 10.1.
be open Monday, N«vcml>er 3, PJ2*
,»*ntallv* t h o r >Daytona (Fin.) One cent a word
and will d o se Friday November
F L O R IST
, 1th r o t r a . r u l a a
an insertion. Minimum 25c.
21. 1324.
win a i v « y o u
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Five east front lots located on
^
PALM
BEACH
COUN TY—The ,
1 ,,s'' " ' ,l l,uy
of -t he
Flowers for ail occasions.
till a ssist y o u In
City Registration Officer.
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,
. finest lots t'
scene of stupendous development
10
,n ,h l“ city;
San foul Avenue in Lane's addition. ^
j )(> ^f,th.
Vnt ad t o nir.Sa
8 H Myrtle.
Phone 2 6 0 -W
Eacli lot 56 feet wide. Two cor- '
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LAW YER
ners. This is one i f the highest j.()|{ S A L E - Fin • gas range. >d0 . i
F u ro J*h ed jw m a ^ for
,,
— Post. Sample copy sent on re- ’ ! , i , ' m i ' ' T
' price tor nt
KOTH'KL
light housekeeping, 300 French
L E W IS
O 'B R Y A N .
O ffice in quest.
An npporlumty for
points in the city and an ideal U>Unll 2603.
oaM s i * ’, t h e i r
— Orlnndu—
I someone. Phone t Is,
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S e m inole Hank Building Annex.
h r , .rtilr.aa na
ration for some builder who ip
, ,
f Ave.
fr I
Kona n u i n b a i I f
looking
for
suitable
lots
on
which
bOR
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—
Oak
and
pine
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FLO RIDA -t»R I.A N D O — Orlando FOR SA L K P.*21 model Dodge
jita
About n n i
to construct homes. This section
cut to order. K. . . Kas ner,
I
.
. . ,
itlio ua and bn® a
Ed. V. Price
ntornng Sentinel; largest clnssilouring car JNOII.IU).
Six new
S. W. B R A D F O R D
of the city is known for us fine !'• A.
.
, K )R
RENT J
nice furnished
h, oth er, in n I
fir.I
business,
rale
_lc
h
word,
minUr..*
and
two
si>ring
steel
bumpTailoreil Suits— $52.50 and up.
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' ~ 7. . .
,
, i housekeeping rooms. $20.00 per
Lh
you u t i l . a t
imum *ic cash with order.
ers a real bargain
Can he seen
|homes.
^. M. , lots,, at ,tlu . l i n e ^'(nt
*
lb
SA L E — Lscatole plants ready [ mmlth
;i|2 E ast F ifth .
Milane Theatre Bldg.
(address
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Smith
Brothers
Garage,
113
S.
You
<an
lois
Furniture
and
Rugs
they
are
offered
will
make
it
posf„
r
netting.
Phone
133-W.
MI’ . T b a
I ’. .mlCia 6 ^ '!,% ,;!JTh';Nj ; r « r e . r d e : l’nrk Avenue.
of tju»lit> at moderate prices, sible fm anyone to make big prof— .......... —
- —
j FOR R E N T —Furnished room and
I t Th» * ■ » M U L T IG R A P H IN G
«*n the mvestmen:.
Owners |'j»K S A L E — Straw berry
plants..
RnrnK,.
Uim of kitchen if deE k t a* h r l , t 1 I »•ft•|»|Tt#'T»I Iin I *t-*ri'«'l V»
ft
_
_
_ Our Better Homes Club enables
you In pa, (or il n litlle at a lime. h“ v?
l,lh‘'r investments and
$2.56 per thousand, pull
I sired. Sanford
Heights. Apply
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for
Sanford
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See
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Zemovean j j 0][
Sanford Herald.
chants. Direct mail advertising ^
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lira
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tin V
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Ini pi. JC f f'o la n t
FO R R E N T — Furnished bedroom v
n great reiluetion over the market
CD., room 9 f fill II
Tt'lt*- d^linr Iip^rn I'Miii pip iintttM fnnti r u« II lit A l I-F. ( oner Ptf ( o., ffrniTBl
► * ’ ,t • f f
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1 '• 1 ‘ . 1
1 M
[ in choice residential section, 305
value of the property.
But the
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phbtle 615
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cement work, sidewnlk®, build1
l i f t 4 1 •>
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>i h w i
mr **111**Nt rliri m. .• f.»i Mas
Park Avenue.
M i l l
f t
ll.'
lots must l>e sold nt once. Until
\x I i
1* 4, 4 4
•1 * * 41t i l t l l
, »1**V**1*| «•r «* ! *■ y **|
it irrocrit ing hliK-k*. irrigation Inixea. J . K. V " 1 * 1 r i .
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NO TARY P U B L IC
November
15
the
price
will
he
Trrwillrger,
Prop.
f I ■ )M1
W ills
I >4 \ 4“I l|9Ml
1 «•H;»r I 1
rein.
1 h*
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; FUR R E N T - Small house on 8th
fntllHI fur the five lots. After that
~W. (TlTlflL— f iTTIHT* t nTTTT r»Mrii 'P m- I ‘4 ri t/n’ftf h N*«h
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t i pi r e , t l mi l e - o r Del and. a
j downtown Apartment. FurnishX
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Price, reasonable.
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I formation Inquire nl Herald Office.
xw'i'tcu t o c t o a i l T o n '
for trucking nnd 5 fine orange III t ' l t l i r t Ilf r u n tl I ) .1II tlu r , h r III 111 III r
ben nn Augu*i ft
land, with l plowed, with h' "i *u nn l
FOR R E N T
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apartment
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$35 n month
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1,1100
Phone
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Mrs. Alexander
SIGN P A I N T I N G ____ the St Augustine !N .....rig Record
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Priced reasonable to rosponof i s o i i , nee , San ford A vt-mm at 1st Nt I tn't.
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o n e 4t t h i n l vt •i )■ . t i * ft ••in I Infurnished rooms.
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Philips, west Second Street.
. ' l h i n i ' K II A\ t , I' R I 1 Talbott. T<» R E A< II HI V »'RS or sellers of ........... p. ato-n that h.f- loeo e\
t oa d p l g i 0 1 * 2 l i l t 1. 1<al ol s and toil
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FOR R E N T Attractive bedroom.
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the SI Petersburg Tories. One cent *, , H- In............ . U a lung, .......... .
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Phone 12 D
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Phone .toll Orlando .-a d
a word daily, two c e n t! a word to - the sUlrmoni *a,d 0
h -aid |i "ii futvi1 Minn n ;i Ic money nr3 V Hi
Ml g r o w i n g i m p s
All •4n i t I im I r ( ii it ii 1 1 . " I n l r n f I l u r li lit
|I!LI' AIRING
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TIN AND « H T A L W " R h
Sundays
would I . m .. posit.„u t.. *ta ii n
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of Tin and Sheet Metal W "t h M AIN E Water vine, Morning Son- Jaim a. v I
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W„tm and Boat Tanks
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3 1 2 tulleFOR R E N T — 5 rmim anartm cnt
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with liatii uml garage, 'ftbauti|" >' ..'v | onl.
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10
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tills
phone 111.
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pfi I’mOle „:,L
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Sentinel.
Rate rard on appllca- ■...... omH. . -' -ono le a few d •. * ago
l a tn-e-i tela ed un i cropped, ho«ti(h nf I * ‘i Mi *1111 a***. t|* f*‘*4re* 11 fully located, nicely and complete
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Mrs. W. A. Kilts,
will he In ld ori December 16
T h i r t e e n acre* is i I.*| 11kMV 4* tin •*.( hie |11tl «■ 1 44 111 ly furnished.
flnwipg will
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1006 Union Ave.
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Pi a e I vv. i t h a n _<)'roundi ng land
S a n f o r d Avenue lot nent l.ltll
rustled apartments, adjoining bath.
T<»|>- that Fit. 1 Mal.es Friends " tlak A\e„ and
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E. Third.
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S t r e e t , $756.
l e r lifts.
r-o- ' ; t 2 S Willow Ave . T a m p a , i
Third S treet.
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103 N. Park \»«
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SPECIALS
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
Chiropodist
II. B. U’vvis Co.
MOTH-PROOF SUITS
S. W. BRADFORD
A. P. Connelly & Sons
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 17, 1924
COPIES FIVE CENT8
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advocates In'trode associations, the
mediate repeal-.'pf
joy
M'.nf laconic Vox re- !chamber said it would appeal to
tin g p u blication'“
►Jy'
lijiihmeht <nf a tax Jcongress for minor amendments tu
tu r n s and ctdhi
tp 'itimiiliry
|s im p lif y kttx- r<Mffl* the Shermhn net. It pn'ntri out Competition
For President
Only $20f> lifts Been Sub conttttlrsinn
•!TT .by. r i ut hJ .e. ' -i—
lotions w as nrgiti
cham thnt in order to visualise before
And Leader In Senate Keen
scribed To Quota For ber of contmerco of t h o . iU n ite d the public as well as the govern
As Next Session Is Rut
Seminole County Which S ta te s Sunday in a statement out ment the actual business status of
lining its position on national eco rude associations, tho mem bership
Two
Weeks From Date
Hits Been Placed at $1,000 nomic
questions presented to-Prcs- if the chniqbor, through a referenlum
vote,
h
a
s
ma^e
the
following
id rn t Coolidge.
# . 1. .
The chamber also naked for e x (•commendations:
tension of the budget system , a * Statistics of capacity, produc
continuation o f \th o principle* e m tion, stock and sales and statistics
bodied in tlie railroad labor board, af actual prices in closed tr a n s a c
Concerted Effort Will. Be establishm ent ol an im m igra tion tions should be collected bv n trade I Either Senator Curtis Or
ssociation f o r its in d u stry
or
Made During t h e Week 1commission to recommend and ad- rnnch
Wadsworth Will Be Named
of commerce.
As Floor Lender in Senate
X "Such statistics should lie dis
To Itnisc County'* Shore ^ " ' r t M e X " ' ' “*
tributed without any comment or
•Violates Good F a i t h '
W A SH IN G T O N . Nov. 17. — Al
interpretation which eouhl induce
Two hundred and five member
Publication of income ta x r e tu r n s I or facilitate concerted action on the though the opening of tho -hort
ships to the Red Cross have been
secured during the canvnss tha t the sta te m e nt deduced, “ violate* • part of members,
soMlon of the congress is
two
began here on Armistice Day, the good faith which the govern- ; . "The statistics should ho made as weeks away and on«? of tho posi
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 17.,
ment
owes
to
its
citizens
to
available
by
a
trade
commission
I
Rev. F. I). King campaign chair
[Nov. 17—By the
—How
to restore without
tions
is
not
to
lie
filled
until
the
tect
them
in
their
private
affairs.”
tii
the
public
and
government
ngenman. announced today.
le. International
The Howell-Hnrklcy bill p ro p o s dies ns to the members of the a s new congress begins its session*,
bloodshed the flow of watex*
In discussing the local drive. Dr.
pr the aupression
through the Los Angelps 25
King stated that the results so fa r ing abolishment the railroad labor sociation."
the races for the Republican sen
Merr bant Marine
oking in the Far
have been very disappointing, as hoard was assailed as a “lonq step
miles aqueduct, diverted Into
ate
leadership
nmi
for
prxe’dent
On the merchant m arine questhe amount that has been rained is backw ard."
v collapsed Sun.
tho Owens River yesterday by j
pro
tern
of
that
body
already
nrc
nii
the
chamber
committed
itself
Without assum ing to protend t
far In1low the quota fixed for this
|e Japanese deleI
raiders despite protests by
tha
t
the
present
construction
or
[to
“policies
of
subsidy,
mail
subw
a
rm
ing
up.
Community, hut added that he was
-i-i.
j—
jnced it could not
city mid,county officials, Is
The- death
of Scnntor I-odge of
confident that the rilizens of this composition of the ruilroad labor vent ion, private as aguinst governcity would awaken to the necessity board is in nil respects pe rfe c t," ment ownership mid oprratin
the problem faced today by; V1
[posed agreement
M assachusetts left open the post of
of perpetuating Rod Corss work, the statem ent declared, “ the cham- most strongly a ga inst goveri
Ve discrimination
city
authorities.
floor
leader
for
the
m
ajority
p
a
rty
,
and would contribute liberally d u r her finds that the principle* cm- ' opeintion in competition wit.i priAn u ltim a tu m
by th e raiders
while Senator Cummins of Iowa, David Church of Pomeroy. O.. has
in connection
bodied
in
the
labor
provisions
of
;
vnie
operation
which
depresses
priing the last week of the canvass
the transportation net establishing | '*R*‘ investment and inlt'iitive in | the president of the senate, formal- won .. legal t i 't w ith the Mexican w as th a t the g a te s will remain
importntion of opwhich begins today.
governm ent. Mexico will pay him
this im portant field.
| | y lias announced th a t he would r e $189,000 for losses sustained to Mb open until Igis A ngeles se ttle d tha
The population of Sanford is the board are sound.''
Owens Valley w a te r r ig h ts feud
given ut 10,000, and the quota for
linquish th a t office nt th e conclu- m ining pro p e rty in Lower C alifor sa tisfa c to rily
to ra nc he rs
and
Corfu dispute h e
the whole of seminole countv hns
nia du rin g the
Mexican Revolu business men. N o a t t e m p t toward
tdon of the present short session.
rd Greece has the
been fixed ut only $1,000. Mem
tion. Now he's coming home to a forcildn ejection will be mado
May H ave Dual Role
[league of N a tions
bership fees cost but $1 each, it
spend C h ristm a s in Pomeroy for oymllng appeal for troops b u t 75
It
will
lie
necessary
for
the
Re
| c< such tense inciwa-- announced, and if one-tenth of
the first tim e in 10 years.
ftvil com plaints nrc ready to b«
d yesterday's forcpublicans to select a lender before
Sanford's population
would give
fi 1e.I to dispossess the raiders.
the opium confercongress convenes December 1, and
this sniuli sum to carry on the
The w a te r escaping is c o stin g
of which was to
the
names
of
Senators
Curtis,
of
good work of a universally known
ixvs Angeles $10,000 dally, b u t ■
ne for the sup- T here are two judges in the A tkin charitable organization instead of I
Kansas, the p a r ty 's
whip, and
enough w a te r is stored to la s t the
11 smoking in the son family of Miami. Fla. Judge spending it on picture shows or
W adsworth, of New York, now
1city 00 days.
-T.v®
figure
most
prominently.
These
[W the curbing of H. F. Atkinson presides over the ciguis, Sanford alone would sup■
|
--------S h e riff ( 'h a r lr s Collins, of Inyo'
production in circuit court. His wife i above I pi v the county's quota. Dr. King \ 1>W York Slock Exchange, Two Mexicans Sentenced to Mime senators also have been f r e
county, hns telcgrnphed G o v e m b r •
quently mentioned in connection
hns just been elected to the juve -lilted.
Will Aid Government In1 Pcnth Fo.- Killing Wife of veil lithe office of President pro j
Ririiurvlsnii asking for troops, de
of charges by nile court.
“ rite people seem perfectly will- |
claring th a t imm ediate action b v
Nationwide
Efforts
To
British
Subject
in
Month
tern.
its and the nping to give u dollar each" Di. King (
the militia can pre v e n t bloodshed.
August Near Mexico City S e na tor W arren, of W y o m in g ,1
Ky to obtain r a t
Stop I'raclict* Over
added, “ but our trouble lies in
The rnidyr*. alleged to be res!- ’
line Japnn’s freewould ascend to th e leadership if
“— ' “
getting together enough w orkcidents of Owens Valley, w here for*
the
Republicans
adhered
to
the
pinStill**
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MF.XICO
CITY.
Nov.
17—
Ale
in
'to adequately canvass the terriNF. WYORK, Nov. 17 - T h e New
virtually boltW elco m ed
by
F l o r i d a ' s years a w a te r feud has r a g o d -b e
tot v
York S i n k Kxchange will assist Gat in and Fruiieisco Ruiz early tv in -to m of nam ing the senator
tween the city and vnlley ranch-,
were
sentenced
to
dentil
oldest III the point of service. Sen ' ( .h i .
F v ecu liv e '
T r i p
Those workers who have bs-**n • tits- government in u new nation- ( Siimla.v
ers and business men, la ta today
'.ito
r
W
arren's
friends
sn>
he
pre(
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h
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l
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,
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r
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I
tinm
urder
of
Mrs.
Rosalie
tesriun a djourned j
generous enough and public spirit ! v, h| c c o o p e r a tiv e effort to rid the foi
T h rou gh S ta te to Be Mude stood th e ir ground a t the snJUwav
ed enough to give a portion of eoiinti)
of security swindlers. ' bvmi . the American born widow
. . . . , ' fers to devote his niuin attention to i
and defied S heriff
Collins and
't h e i r time to membership solicita- president K. II II Simmons n i l - 1ol a l(i ili.-li subject who w as killeo ins dulic as cltaitiiuut of tlie a p
representatives of the City* of I x m . ^
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.
Nov.
17.—
pro
pr
nit
ions
com
lillt
tee.
tion have made wonderful results. | „„uuced Satin.lay night such a de- j ln«tAugust near her liucieiida in
. *
Senator Moses, of New ilumi i T here was n bit of chill in the ntr Angeles.
grim. Nevertheless,
Dr. Kill" stated, “ and if nine can- 1, ision had been reached, a f te r dis- <•.« late of Puebla.
T he a ttn e k e rs announced *hey .
Tin trial of iln- two men bad .h ire , bu- a.iinmnccsl h.s candidticy '.off the St. Jo h n 's liv e r Sunday would continue to w a ste the wp- V
.
,
„ ...
vassers . a n ta.se $205. it stands I'
,.f
.....it.-r with P r e s l.I
i- ' The
finwal of the p r e .
h
ith - 0 „r more '.i,.,,, r .,„ |„ |g e and Postm a ste r Gen- I.... . m progr.— for s i m - u l «> - i.u ............. nt pro tern. His fr ends ,
,
Van W ettum of Junior Trade Body ( aptures
rv iisoiiweinn
_! . New
... lie
it.. roporteil
___ ___ _ both
i.„,i, the
tl.n !!in
... the
ii,» tow
lown
of Plleldu
Puebla, t he veldlcl | already a le lining up support for | niplil thnl innilc
some ol u u te r until a com m ittee cam e f r p m n ^,;
F o u r O u t i*I S i x h tr tte h e H ; ; IO
^',,/CeVs
should 1.0 able to raise I*e,aj
n of
t k l i l r s agreed to
S outherners snuggle In liglit over- l.oa Angeles nnd “se ttle d ’* t h e
I the afternoon and
C o n n e l l v T n k e s l i p ( u p A s , at least SHOO m o r e "
Matie. were “ keenly alive" to th e was reuehedI at
w a te r r ig h ts c o n tro v e rsy W M H H
C
urtis
W
ants
It
lo a t- and w ra p s as Jacksonville
F ircl
f,n W i iin im * T e a m
"Tin- Red Cross is not nsking dangei to the country involved In | ulter n dnv s|«*nt bv t.ru. in nn.l
in the p ro g ra m
S e na tor C u rtis has told friends weleonu'ff governors of the 'sta te s tbssM. JJJH-rjf':5Mlllns. a f t e r va}nir,1
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tr
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itonw;
it
only
t
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n
u
r
u
y
swindling
and
Hint
they
h
L
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u
n
s
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!
in
au
rndeuvoi
U
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H'ious In naendunvorlng to have
tho w a ste
Hint if Senator W a rre n did pot
—-----i nsks each
ftOMtions which nnd
vhcY\ citizen In give $1 in \ "welcomed the assistance of all tahlish the fact Hint the Imllit
of the t ’nlan to th e luind of Hun- g a te s closed, r e tu rn e d to Indepen
which
caused
the
death
of
Mrs.
vvnnt
the
leadership
he
would
like
The Ju n io r Cham ber of < oin
tpture.
i, turn f,.,
foi which the
the orennizntion
organization | legitimate business."
Kvaiis was tired liy John S tra u ss, i,, have .1
The Kunsa* senator •hlne and Flow ers; and Gov. Cary dence to tele g ra p h th e fa c ts *o
r'i dash was rnus- merer- conies into possession of the pledges it- support and assistance
"The exchange nn.l nil its ntTil 't l p .i intend.-nt <d tlie Kvnu. ha. Inis lieeti the uxiistunt I'mlei for
A. 11n idee of Florida was III with G overnor Richardson.
in tune of disiistei. Dl*. King wiltons" ac.'.tilling to President
| allegatltm tha t she handsome silver loving cup offer
According to Claude Van Norda, m a nioin. nl of nei voiiMiess 1M punihel of years and Ins friends a tool line In* and caused Mrs. lia r Simmons "will m l as sources ol while endeavoring to repel an at- feel (hut Ins elevation to the leudrriminnted a g a in st ed by The Sanford Herald to the stated
mun. In charge of maintenance
In i oi..... ..
with the luck of information f»i the government n lack made by bandits oil
lr». chiefly G reat
dee to oidci him to his room in from the Aqueduct inta ke to HaiMl s. I ,-r'llip would be a logical step.
hotel a f t e r lie bad xvee
King lequests all a d.-loi mined effort to protect in Kvnnn.
knrctioti with the w inner of the Civic ( Ini. Golf w o r k e i'. Dr
reservoir,
tho -raiders a ssu re d
.............
__________
! Senator Wiulswortli also lias ii tin*
ppiuni, and f u r th e r T ournam ent, by virlure of the vic ladies and gills in the coininiinitv v.-'lols and the public from swind
mmlr
ii
h
i»»v%
*
effort to piny hi* i*|ty rt'prt*i*fiitntlv©* that tho irnt<9
1 lie sentence wn* passed not strong baeknig which has begun
Jaiume-e govern- tory which its team won over the who .a n possibly spare an bon. I d s . "
w itlistan.lllig tlie protest of C.i'ine activities quietly in bis behalf His part in mi informal welcome to the would lie k ept open until tho lx>a
|imiiiiit certificates sextet repres iiting tli“ Hotinv or more a dav to coininiinieiue
"Tlieie will be created in Hie Xi.frns, recently .Icpi.se.l a s iiflor- | powei ii' a debulei and the fact gov.‘i n . . i ' Hut otherw ise tlie n o g Angeles com m ittee a rrived, r e
w Mb him at h i' office, where lie New 1 m l. Sin. k KucJlnnge." I.e [ ne\-geiierul, who c lu n g o l Hint the Hint tlie West ulready lia- nianv in it-* w. ie ah*pi. ions.
weie recognized I lub in the finals plavcd on Sat
m a rking th a t "if they leave on tho
llsiwei . J lie break nrduv afteinooii on th« Municipal will issue inslnii lloii' and give out -aid, " m 'pe. inl d<-pi.I linen which trial was lllegul because of Ills mipoitaiit
Iv iw uaiaiiM on the Job
Haiti to night they can be horo
c.mihilttee clinil olilii
Scoit M l.oftiiTs delegation of Monday morning nnd Ibis t h i n s
|as due. however, to [Golf Course
no min i ■hip cardwill be a . lelitlllg lloliw for bills absence flolll Hie colli t. Tile exe -hips a te being pill forward by hl>
Follow ing a ie Hie meinbei ship • and t» winch nil inform ation 'h.-ul.l cuiioii of I be n*.'iissiiis i ' expected tiie iid ' as a rg u m e n ts for bis vanKivvalu* i lull w.dcomei* were ut can lie settled."
\Sll|l I*
tilnifii'
over the
Th». junim laa
*|
Mis
Hie l i n i n ' with th e ir wive* urn!
<;il>ttiring that ha\«* Im• 11 tuiin il in
Mill
The 11- it w ill be I l’ il d o fake plate during tlie present Ididacy.
Br vI'stcrdav by Sit 1 ll( fj, . t ,,|a . ,. Ion
lb fore dusk tonight, the r a id
Mi- Mobley and M i's
examined, investigated nn.l week
PKiie lb ill'll dele- j folir nintclies mil of n , tine. by Mm eland
, Some leading Republican KUIU- duuglil.’i ' . autoiiioliiles and <liailf- ing p a rty had been reinforced by
|
ii;t; Mr- I unilicrtim 12; Mi
Ial.ulal>-d With tin- a.* i-U.ii>'*' >•!
at llntain . mild not actual play and .me bv d.dault.
M i ' Fvnii* was shot and kill*.I i . . | s have declared that a sfllle - feiir'. to . ii 11 v the governoi * nil.) forty additional men. and w as in
II..1a and M i' McDonald IS, Ml'* I n , It it.-i IliiMiies* Hill.-an nt New near Texmebicaii, s ta .e of I'uebla, m.-nt of tlie question of the two , llieii w in * it ml aide* to the Semi- unquestioned control of tho Aqucpgtnzr import eertlPro. Inilile.l a bij? - u . . •
b>
and tlie other belle bli ill.” * .*a 11y iu*i August while on the j place* will be agreed upon to pre , note. t.. tlieii homes, or on a trip duet.
S heriff Collins said t h e r e
of si an.lals over everyone who pailP ipat.-d in it. Sloven'. ■>. Mis* Nell William*
h.gl, offn-uds in h t ,
w
«
is in doubt until IT; Miss Until Whittle. 12; M i s I.uiemi- of live country detiiille .1. toad to In i hacienda. Fulling from vent an open contest of *tii'ligth j aioiiu.l the . it V. Mayor John 1. wen* 200 other s y m p a th iz e rs ready V.
lull- nt <.11*111. ion* eases will l«' the buggv will. Ii she wu* driving, between candidate* and effort* m e Alsop. Ji . wn* lit the train* and to Join the raiders a t a m om ent’. * <Jjj
ern co.intry w h o m ' the
. , . final
. . . . . match .if the dav when I A it lull Moot e. 12.
A fund hmise-to house canvas- piepnled nil dsllbm itt«sl to govern I,,,, in,,, [a u g h t in the wheel* and understood to be under way w i l h j n t the li-.t.-l dissem inating the notice.
p<?t to name."
iguu
re presenting
the
Junim
‘
this end ill view.
|(!uspe! of lacks.invillu a* a friend
Acrording to teleahone lnfor«
position was th a t. C ham ber of Coliimeice defeated will be made sometime before piepaied and submitted to govern• 1t |1(1 |„ „ |N wu* dragged wiiue ill*ly rit i
I telling the distin- million received by officials of t h # ,
Satiii.luv a was announced.
|ffy issued im port Pules toll of the H otanans.
1’ie'ideiit Simmons n p p e a b d f o M taitee.
g u l'1
..esl* how glad Jackson- Bureau of Power and L ig h t h e r e ,
loyal support of the proposed plan
Mi*. F in n s, whose home wu* ill
as well us o th e r
U ntil this m atch the Junior I
vi’u was to see them . Charles the raiders rode to th e g a te s a b o u t
a . m u l a r mid re used to exchange I Hrownsville, Texas, was thu widow
|. often were divertIt ti n n e r combined hi* various 10 a. m. They wore opposed by
| inenibe! s, branch office m a n a g e r, of u Hntisli subject, a form er pr. *
to the country of C handler of Commerce team bail
y.iivilie* a* cham ber of commerce F ra n k laisky, g a te te n d e r, wh«
ident of tin* Hunk of London* ill
, nn.l correspondents.
Iforwaide.i to oth e r won th re e m atches including the
representative, Kiwiinis d u b com- lives nearby.
I g n o rin g him , th a
ere they were used one won bv default and bad the
Swindling
in securities
had Mexico. Prior t>> her nssasslnalion,
mitt
ex*
in
ii
ti.
and
host,
with
a
vershe
had
been
one
of
the
central
raider*
opened
the g a te s.
*
osc* ami illicit gain re sult o f ' tlie last twosome been
reached a proportion thut mov
satilitv that caused udinirlng com
E d Leahy, su p e r in te n d e n t of
stain on the nam e in favor of Dr. Pauleslon. a tie
ed Mr. Simmons to descril.e figures in u controversy in connec
ment from hi* J u n io r C ham ber of electrical construction in th e v a l- v
tm. which pe rm itte d would have resulted.
ment official* for their a tte n tio n " tion with the seizure of her propTwelve cases were lulled in muley, accom panied by Van N o rm a n
Keen e.mr.etiti.m featured the
i;moved Mr. S i m m o n s ' \ o ‘ describe c ity near Puebla. Her fight w'.* nicipnl court tins moriiing, J u d g e i C o m n ie n e friend* ns they lookeil cam
SIOUX FAI.I.S, S. !>.. N»v. IT
e to the g a te s nt laisky’a call
to u rn a m e n t throughout especially St ut gl* and Faith uie the two prill it us an out and out menace, "not taken up by II. h . C. Cummins, I.hv
nnd
S h e riff Collins a rrive d ab o u t
(iovernors
on
Boat-ride
ouv
to
iiinoeeiil
investors
nnd
to
B
ritish
charge
d
archives
in
Mexico
I
G.
Shu
roll
presiding.
in the finals S aturday.
i-rulay
i pal town* in Meade county. oiilv' to illll.H
The governors were taken off half un h o u r later.
saw the elimination of the Senior
C harles Jones and Sum Dorman,
.*hP ’ ‘S o u t h Dakota
At the ‘ Iretic.ii cgitim ntc business, but to the c i ) City, and tlie acrimonious dispute
Van N o rm a n said be recognized
between C um m in, and the Mexican ■barged with gambling, e stre a te d the train* by tlie Kiwnni* club
C ha m be r of Commerce and
‘ Noveinhei I the residents of both gove nnienl itself "
authorities on behalf of Mrs. Lv- bond* of $10 each, and Will S e s delegation, whisked to the hotel a nro m in e n t Owens valley bualKlwnnis Club, which loll III** iun town* voted on the *ame candidate*
ans resulted in the Mexican gov sion*.
ii IhiiiI Hie city, then to the ness m an as one of the leaders o f
ior tra d e Isotly and the R.Italians
IMHIlh, (b a rg e d with
Mllli mv
SSII.W in
the C
same
of- and -.........
About S2 i* received by
prts-s are m aking to compete fur first pla.e honor? f.„ -her iff. auditor and other conn
ernm ent demanding th a t he
be fciim*, wan fined $.f» nnd m »Mi$ w ith t nlfami-r Miigindlft. din ki d ut the the p n rty , nnd demanded of h im
clow er for the wool th a t goel\ I'l’iriitl* (ioNvn t»» n»iniior
1(1 apprehend the
w ithdraw n from Id* P"*t.
___ tlie g a te s b« closed again*
milking
the a lte rn a tiv e of serving 10 days foot of Main stre e t. T here I apt. j tha!
W a lte r Connelly
u*
Vet the two cities are 115 mile* „ $mi all wool suit of clothes
fw't.'.i Woodruff and
II. D DeGrovu of St. Johns River S h e riff Collin* made u sim ila r d e - ‘
t
i-iiiti
be
in
jail.
..part as the crow flics. S tu rg i-,
*r.g store here last I m e m b e r of the winning
7ColDuy line, gave them a sailor s mu ml. _Both.. were ignored.
„
____
Isaac Dover, charged with living h c iitv welcome. Such of the gov- |inN w rote down the nam es of tho
Iff »«* announced come* tlie w inner of tlw * i i v i cun the county scat. I* in the eastern
offered
by
H
enry
Mclutulin
t>
>
the
fringe
of
South
D
a
k
o
ta
s
Blurb
an
inm
ate
of
ii
gumlding
house,
t'lucf of Police
e rn o rs' ««>uf»renco p a r ty us were men In the p a r ty whom he reco*-'
received u similar sentence.
p hopeful th a t ad- best p la " e r on the champion team. Hill* and i* tributary by tail t«r
riot too tired by the exciting events nixed.
R.
L.
Dean
received
the
*dvei
tro1
Moux City, iowu and Omaha. Neb.
nstlun secured tliis
Bill Jones, who was a rre ste d for of tho day went nbonrd with a
Rix'l...........
to the ,a 1IWI
r r e s t of phy offered by W cinburg s Dm- | Faith itx’sister city, i* in th.‘ h. a il
disorderly conduct, eat routed a $10 considerably la r g e r p a r t y of K.1Borne neighboring mond i ’alace to the ranking Play „f the cattle country, and is tr ib u
bond, and Rosa llosey. ul»o accused wanis adhorepts, and the s te a m
Chicago lia s Light Snow
BOSTON. Nov. 17. — Snow driv
ta ry by iail to the Twin Cities.
e r on the run n e r-u p team.
of disorderly deportm
ent, will be er dropped down river, searchlights
CHICAGO.
Nov.
17.
—
First
.
O th e r prizes to be awarded xvill
Meade county contains J.lUl en by s stro n g northw est wind so snow of season fell here today. | given a heuring on Wednesday.
evidently allowed
playing along shore. T here was
locked in the store be given according to the choice square miles of territory.
as to blind pedestrians and stinging Precipitation has only about u ( O ther cusca were: A rth u r Cros- music and sandwiches. By m id
HIGHLAND FALLS. N. Y,Noir.
A rm strong county reports having them with cold blast, swept over tenth of an inch and soon melted, j |,yt gam bling, $16 bond e stre a te d ; nig h t cost of tho governor* were
tul the
buck door of the m em bers of the two teams,
17.—Mrs.
Frsncea
F. Morga
[h? had broken out it was announced bv the commit done its mite in the statewide got
The snowfall was confined to Great |.;ulft.n<, Sluppey, drunkenness, fin ready for a sound sleep.
widow of J. Pierpont Morgan* dk
.
■e.
tee in charge of the tournument. out-the-voto campaign, and aritlci Boston th is m orning giving the city Uikes and Upper Mississippi lerri
The women of the p a r ty made last night at her hojno here. Mjt. .
ed $6 nnd costs or HI days in juil;
paled
a
record
liullot.
although
all
t
|lt.
flrgt
ta
ste
of
w
inter
anil
apparI* "f clothes, a rouResult* of S a tu r d a y ’s matches
tory, according to w e a th e r burcuu.
W. C. B urgert, violating p a rk in g friends immediately, and there Morgan. 82 years old. suffered m
|»inl three pairs of were a* follows: Dean
were a p p a re n t e f fo rts o n the p a rt stroke lit days ago
defeated it liad to do was return 19 votes j t.n,|y about to break the 4U d*y
ego ffollowed by
..
..
law,
$6 bvilvid e stre a te d ; 11. F. Chap- of the Jacksonville
. drought
"ith u supply of Connelly 2up; Bearden defeated from Its single precinct.
women
to pneumonia. Efforts were made to .
N
EW
YORK,
Nov.
17,
(
omi
d
iiuriirrly
rontlui’t
d
i
i
n
i
h
w
d
j
Prior
to
this
year
the
county
had
Urougni
skf and ties repre- McNeill
2 uy; Holly
defeated
The northw est gale th a t rages Wc « th e r records for this date of J{ ^ C hristenberry, fighting, fin- “c a p tu r e " some of th e official prolong her life until the arrival
RfnT* loss, it was K night 2 u pnnd Spencer won by never mustered more than IK votes uir
ff CajK- Cod last n ig h t brought |nany y c a r* standing, were shat- ,.,j jf,' nnd costs or 10 days in jail; p a rty u» fu tu re guests, anti a con of her aon, J, P. Morgan from t u and these were culled from mi un- distrt*8s
istress to ahipj
shipping_ it was di*- teroj | n j ^ r t s of New York and j.< H
jj a rd a w a y , speeding, $7 bond siderable success in the e ffo rts.
d e fa u lt.
eyrtaiu population which numbered closed ti»day. The c u tte r Tamps
A lto g e th e r It w as a he a rty ,
New
England
last
nig
h
t
and
early
Ha ; is expected
.reach N«
Frizes captured by the several
estreated.
bersons" in the last census. T h •*<t out from here in haste lodny
friendly informal sort of a “you re York Friday. ‘ Funcra
today m e r i n o '
in some
place*
m em bers of the winning team and county is unorganized.
am ong home folk*’’ welcome, and menta srtll he held up;j
the runne r-ups. w ere donated by the entire e x te n t of its th irte e n odd on receipt of w ord from the schoon dropping to zero or below.
ers, "W. T. Bell of Norfolk ui.d
the governors and their wives lik arrival. She U also eui
the following business firms:
In northern New Y ork con sid e r-1
tow nship* i» given over to the rot- “ Storm P e tr e l" of Ellswortli, Me.,
ed it. Moat of them said they did, three daughters. Miss Anpt
able
snow
fell.
iu
New
York
Yowoll Si Company, golf sw e a t tie ranges of a single rinehroan.
and all of them looked U.
< ,
B ln . N ov. 17.—The e r ; McKinnon-Murkwood. pair ol It has a varying impulatlon of in trouble off Chatham.
un, Mrs. Juliet Hamilton
City the mercury was about twen
Sails a r e torn to tatters and «n- ty marking the coldest this sea
Yesterday's arrlyglaJ capatUuw Ira. Uethett I* Batteries.
Rhein
and Florida kiAckt rs; Ball H a rd w a re Company, Sioux Indians and »s all reaervaThe week beginning Monday, about hai* of tha party as it will
chors nrc dragging. They are only
wn* authorized Fv ong dozen golf balls; Lloyd pho
son.
;
There was a slight anow flurry Nov, 17 la National Edusatlon be completed by arrlvabf today.
commerce commix- Store, pair «roJf shoes; Woodruff li° A r m a tr o n ^ county U wUboitt a two miles o lf shore and jt »»
Week nnd will bo observed in the The morning trains brought Miles
*1.280,000
equip- & W atson, p a ir of golf socks. post office address. No polit clan
unt
during the night but It di.appe.r- Sanford schools.
C. Rjley of Madison, WU*
^rtifiestas for insur- T h r a s h e r *& W oodruff, pair golf was ever known to set foot within
ed at daylight. An unidentified
The High School hai arranged tary of the conference for the past
*n.l annuities to be socks; A. P. Connelly & bon*. its borders.
man
died
of
exposure
during
the
.
to have a speaker at chapel each thirteen years or since ita onrmnWarmer Weather Tuesday
than 96 jHiint 5
night. A Hartford man was froz day
SAVANNAH. Nov. 17. —
of the week. All patron* and
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.—
• Gov. and Mrs. Btamott
| golf s h o e sT K n ig h t A ^ k N e i i . Kuj [ : o iU E C T B TO TRIVIAL SUITS
cr weather over eastern portion en.In Litchfield Hills, Conn., the friend* grp cordially invited- and Branca, of Indiana; Gov. W. W, trains arriving here are
of the South promises to be re temperature was 10 below zero. urged to visit the school at thle Brandon and tMrs. Brandon, of delegates to the United
>f k t r u l i n g
time. Chapel exercise* will be at Alabama; Gpy. aftd Mrs. E. Loa ere of tho Confederacy eonv
lieved by tomorrow. Rising tem
..I, ii-rts to tha prnetlea of persons peratures here predicted for tonight In western Massachusetts it was 5 10:30 o’clock each morning.
Visitor! are being ent«
Trinkle, and Col. Joseph Healey,
fON. Nov.
j7. _
above.
In
central
Vermont
there
informally today with triDe.'to 1
in
Ohio
valley,
Tuesday
in
lp*«r
-T-V
of
Virginia;
and
Ex-Gov.
John
G.
be liquidated out
bee and other resorts.
Lake region, middle Atlantic, North waa a blizzard all night. Zero
Townsend, of Maryland.
[w hands of alien
weather at Montpelier.
This evening division pres
Je Comes To
[When Japan
tes Refuse to
Agreement
Beats Mexico
I
Few Answer Call
For Workers in City
ia tio n
|As R e a so n
I^odge Successor
Must Be Selected
Settlement W as
Demanded Of City
l:
[dents Mark
Held On
Sunday
Warfare With lUrfi
Almost Inevita
If Water Is To
Diyerted A t O n ce1
Escaping Water Costa
City $10,000 Daily; *
Troops Dispatched
SECURITIES PLAN! TWO SLAYERS OF
WOULD RID 1 5 . OF MRS. EVANS FACE
STOCK SWINDLERS DEATH PENALTY
GOVERNORS MEET
AT JACKSONVILLE
FOR CONVENTION
JUNIOR CHAMBER
WINS HER ALD CUP
f e S S S ' l N GOLF TOURNEY
T w e lv e C a ses A re
A rr a ig n e d B e fo r e
J u d g e J. (i. S h a ro n
V a st S tr e tc h e s O f in*
P r a ir ie Land H a s
N in e te e n V o t e r s
)t on Trail of
Store Thief
C h ica g o A n d B o sto n H a v e f i r s t S n ow ;
R ise o f M ercury P r o m ise d T o n ig h t
Mrs. PierpontMorgrart’
Succumbs at Age of 82
iiY
Insurance
Is Authorized
..........
Education Week Will
j}e observed In City
«
Many Delegates
1924 U. IXC. M<
ban under a aul»cisioa handed down
NKiblc airship ZR-3.
JW'ily brought from
Une American Navy,
•he lam Angidps.
Mrs.Harding Remains
In Critical Condition
s ^ j s s id itof t t S s6
MARION., Ohio.
irdink
though Mrs. Warren [G- Hardin,
U reMlng q'ul*Uy''u.i.
kidney and I‘v e r rerwueations are
more marked. Dr. Carl " •
warrant, etr.
ye^ said in^a bulletin today.
iiwLii irtitiir 'liM Bi-ifm V fi
t
Atlantic and Eaat Gulf Statrs.
Outlook for anow Tuesday in the
or
Middle Atlantic and tonight
onigli
H m p on
w and
Tuesday In lowerJ H
Lake
Ohio valley. Storm wanfirg* *re
up for New England coart, Nan
tucket to Eaat poet, Me. -
Markets.
Springfield, Mess., Is 10 above.
H. N. Maxham, M jd *6, «w«M
High winds at Newark broke many
CHICAGO, Nov. 10— Whagt — in a Chicago morgyp wberp h*
plate trials windows. Lake On
to M
nfor
f burial,
.
tario shipping was brought to a Dec. 1.64K U l M i i ; May, 1.62 to
from which
a he»ri
standstill py a 35-mlla gale. Tem 1.52%; Cent—May, 1.18% to 1.19)
row, .
was thought he had diedOat*—M*y 58Vi.
perature is rieing..
■ *•? I
>W(
<*£
f i w s a i . “j j s a .
f f r S t..a .T ’s 'w
4
^ M l * »|«f
i i 'P " ••. In f4 -Anj r i ••t£\, fijv' j K
�GE EIGHT
’. SA-ltfltDAV; NOVEMBER 16.
» 'a
*
Monroe
im ing them although TTot nerlnw-r
i
W tan?
‘ Miss t e d . * Wrbh hnn U ,.r r .v ! ' r ot A. Merritt next Tuesdny"™*'
*
~rT ~ ~ t
fiorti a pleasant visit to Atlanta. ’
Sirs.
A.
C.
Chostccn
.
of.
West
„rnt
mS s ;
Mr. and Mrs.' Jitcolm nttojJded;
church at Oviedo Inat Sunday and T h ! ^ ^ a?f;>rCl Un ln 'L n t 3 f W ’ San fon! vis!
vifJtcd relatives 4nd
la
to o(j £ u r » t
that section.
M il. Wllron Hrnnrr,n of Ur**n-Hr. and Mm. Ororgo Moult, of | gStefn X!
wick, Gn., Is visiting Mrs. K. Staf
____
.Juckion.
Mich., spent Thursday end ; Armistice E
ford.
"|2lmcr Ahern of North Uaknta. Friday in Sanford tho guest* of i Ur. and l
niter visiting hl3 nistci. Mrs. Jnv. tho Montezuma Hotel. Mrs. Mault [Monday unc
Oglesby, has gone
Orjnndo ir, , hc daughter of tho Into John! A ^ t l n ,
wlnrp he will visit roJsUivcr.
. ,,
,
.... . .
computtee 0
Mir- l.ucine Kebt.ls and Liv Me- A* IlcR*r wh." WM k’,,c,, W *»> merco was
Gl iln wore Ihn guests or Mr. and aut..mobile accident In thnt city Mrs. T. W.
Mrs. Sing of Ghdluola on S*T*dny Inst Jrtnuary. Mrs. Miult* lie* fJiiWoramttl
Mr*. Roubcp Wise <u Lus*.(* i ‘"I*")’ Snuford friends who ylfl U. u l t . dWfjc
visiting her psVents. Mr. nr.d Mrs. glad to learn that she In ip Snn- thin week n
Armistice Day wns fittingly
dMorglod Monday nftorn&on at
hake Monroe rchool with a
«l program.
The grnmmnr
den under the supervision of
Jacobs and Miss Echols prorerjtcd the play, "The nptrit of
Am-Jriea,” while the primary.gradc*iunder thd direction of Mrs. Ja*
and Mr*. Buchanan gave «
d pntfiptic ’ program. Many
io school’s patrons were pres-
S
Mr. J. Bi Jnhnspp has rold his
ui-k farm on the lake front to
itiiur_ Vowel I of Sanford. Mr.
nvelb speaks of erecting a yacht
MeGownfl
ran were Mrs. ft. R. Wright ami their guests
motored to Orlando for the day.
member
It. M. W. Sturdivant spent Tues
band, of day in Sanford, enjoying the Ar
narticl- mistice bay program prepared by
nford on the American Legion of which he
Gootijlu thl* vr<Mik.
>
The Woman’s Missionary Sficjety
of the Methodist charoh Jiold nn nil
day niectlnlr Thursday at tho club
house. Miss Janet Macfarlan hid
charge of tho program and n meat
onjoyablo as well as proflUtblo day
was rpent by those members p it s cnt.
bought
Mr. apd Mrs. S. W. Swope. Mr? ®nuiy*ie«
c,
ntniing », J
f n. m ^
w*fe or . " J
day afternoon. v
,,
Mrs. 0 . P. Swope and
little
Oliver spent Thursday with hits
S. W. Swope.
.
'
Quite a number of the Leahuern
are planning to attend the Union
meeting of the;-Epworth Lenguo
in Apopka Friday night.
. E *nlunJTw
ten of a
?n,i
tcn ^ tu T se J
MaxweiTjT
f1
i
J,
Ifl
nj
$1845 In Values Will Be Awarded
The Herald. One Week From Tim
Wil l Ik * is s u e d to H *
C o n te s ta n t tu rn in g'
Jfc
In m o st m u n e v ........ j o d f i ?
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7
_A.*.
A n a matter of precaution and lo guard
against |M>ssil>i Iit y of loss to candidates
through misunderstanding through these
last days of the campaign, herewith are
appended final rnies and instructions
that must he observed.
IfUK K STANDARD SIX TOURING ( Al
C o m p lete wi t h B a llo o n f ir e s Va l u e
....
....
VII candidates should read and weigh
c \er\ line carefully.
Second Prize
1. ilic ram paivU will end p m u p ! a t
S;iiurda>. N in rm h ri
I!' u rlncli i . >1
Ml uh'.cripunns in n iml in vnD*> im isl lie in I lie
Herald o ffic e by ih n l lim e. T h e Uuurs o f '1 he H er
ald o ffic e wi'l In* rinsed promptly liul all win I el .
w Im m e inside at Ilia! lim e will lie w aited ti pun and
givt n am ple o|i|>nrlu n it> t•* lorn in subscrip tion *
nr M iles even th ou gh several hours may he von*
siim ed.
.'I. II you live n iilsid e i.f Sanfurd and plan In mail v mil
v o les and final rein ilIn iices. la k e p recaution In fin d
mil exactly w lm l tim e io n : local pi.sl o ffic e d o s e s .
I’osiliv elv no r c m illa n c e s received by m ail later Ilian
1(1 o'clock S atu rd ay n ig h t, N ovem ber li'J, will lie in
cluded. Send all rem it lan ces (h e Iasi day nr tw o l\v
sp ecial d eliv ery .
H ie H e ra ld office
iipcil llllli
2.
A t>(*autilnl Priy a \ Valiu*
T h ird
Edison Bhr.noj»,raph, Valuo
F o u rth l*i
I. All let len t con tain in g v o le - and rem il lance*- should
he addie.ssed to th e C am paign M anager. T h e Sanford
H erald. S an ford . Florida. T h e H erald cannot he
lesp e n sih le for r e m illa.ices sen t by m ail w hich do
not arrive in tim e.
r». C oder no c ir e u m s ta m e - will v o le s he tran sfer led
from one c m ie s la n l In .moth** . T h is is an ab solu te
Mile and will he s l i h l i * enforced
T If N r !’ K ft'NT (’DM MISS ION
. J im
m»i
7. All v o le - m ust he placed in (lie ballot box lief n it III
o'ch *.*k :m ifit* clo sin g n ig h t.
•
S. I’osiiivcly an su b scrip t inns will he accep ted w ithout
(lie iii..i:« > and no m a n y will lie accep ted w ithout
ih e sub*.! rip lion s. No sub criptinn m oney will lie
refun ded.
!». All c o u li.s la n ts a re u rged lo he at T h e H erald o ffic e
llie closin', lih ih w y u e u '.he im lges m ade th e annriiiiLinen' o f t b c w iu n e . s.
VOTING S rill’DIJI F FOR FINAL PERIOD
I i - •—> i-ur
n i p Mm in !))«• |>.nl> l l i n l i l ,
h . * yc*»r mibtH*ri|]|«<ni (n I hr p a l l i 11 m ild . Sga.Oli
I In n*. vein »ul«..rriMli<*;i in I In* |}„il) I |« i ii Ii), >g|.OU
Iw ii-vrur f*l|l>M I ill! Kill
In TI I l,i 11v llcfldtl, $ I 1.00
Ihie yji^r v»il,ioi|ite.|i lo I'lo* l l jil) llr r u ld , ^T.!>0
Nix-M«nilh« KiiliM-ripliiMi In l h r Dnily Her i|«l. J:i.50
I In ti'-Mcill hn >ii Ik ri iplimi in Ih e Dully ilernld, Jl.7.*>
remains only G days in which!
ecu rc enough votes to win. Thcsci
pas*- (piiekly and before you realize it thedc
will l*e here and tfmu excitement will run hi]
ihsci’iptiuns will he hard to j»*et the last day —
will he in kireal demand —
1’iie wise youiit? to
m l tliem while it is comnaral iwiv
In do so.
li. T h ere will lie no f u r lh ii ch an ge in the votin g s c h e d
ule. The v o 'in g povvei ol su b scrip tio n s a s il ap
pears on this page is lin il ami will not be changed
do ing tin rem ainder <>l the cam p aign.
remain acli
• * du iiei win
I
I
I
1
I
I
I
e no special olier
i .(.him vo
Ili. THI vole*
17 votes
I*i.«' 15. volriv
I.*i71 v«|lpa
MM
votfvv
127 vote*
F R E E VOTES
'J hi;. Coup.m, when noall.v ru t lim n the p ap er, Im good fo r 10
*ntrn in Tlu* S a n fo rd I le r n ld ’*. SulcHiiiHii .liip la m p n iic n for lh«*
Inllnwing c o n ie o ln n t:
'1'hc ballot box is now sealed — The Judges;)
Higgins, J.G . Hall and C\ L. Hritt came to the 0c;
lice this afternoon and sealed the ballot box—*
will open it when the contest is over.and theyJ
that the votes are all counted.
A fter today the standing of Contestants will
published until the contest is over.
Not Good UnieMa Yoted on «»r Itcfore Nov. 22
•■■■B SH H ira
t
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Size cf Radio Shield*
VTtea ehiddrcg is n se rte d to in
Uniqu? .tsaca, which are l i i d to erder t o eliminate interference frrtn
Bourn! lik? th? far-away voice cf a b>dy capacity, e tc , it is much better
p r i ^ a doLaa, arc produced by ai^ odd to uso a rroall nhkld f ; r « c h ihrtniraeat than a U tjcj cue covrrigg the
whole fw ad, aa a leas of efficiency, due
to intercapacity between the instrutn e tu , ia likely td result in.tbe latter
c a ae.'ii ‘
I* • *»M «
the:
Su-kAVIOr,
- r e d ir .s tn im e n t i n v e n t e d b y a
•i m u s ician . M a d e o u t . f a ; air
Daily Fashion Hint
' 'w- with th? single sir.'.'■J Iwtwren a nee,JH and dia: i.s n phonograph it is j lav. i
» lolin low. civir.p th - n'H.-.
r.C charari-T of charm in I
f* A horn »t the top iccr. a.**-,
nine of tho ret. id .
.•
At} ordinary pul fitted wjt|i legs, aa
ahgwa c , the drawing, will prove uarful arvUi-i t i o farm parage aa it saves
n.nch w ;rk end preovota one from
f, illir.R water d l m r r the radiator
an*! to e d . T he pail eh cold lu* of large
m s and a faucet is stliervd ia the
ride near the bottom. Fuur legs, cut
from heavy sheet metal, are riveted
to th* underside of t i e pad. nrd there
are covered with soft natcn-.l in order
to prevent scratching the ko-ci O riir.arr cloth wooed oa the legs aad tied
with cord will serve to make nenrerntchiug feet. Hit electrician's tape
I is le tte r, if nvailil lc. Iu use. the pail
is fill..I with water set on th* huxd
r-'i that the fauevt c o m a directly over
V olcano to Be T a p p e d to G et
Steam from N a tu re ’s Boilers
The
w in d b l o w n
DlRECrCHKr
CotbFVRl^'
l ” ,:.* irw under wav to j»iere*> the
»:.!•» i Mount Tatio. an active vol
es: o . wist coast of tvvjth V::i«rira ’ r»* the steam e. t.*r.«ted by th.
n*'>:r.i :.n* Iwncwth t i e mountain
M •• • ' the energy w.l! I-- p .;e d out
f; - >.** in making chetr-' n
Il«til . .’ • -ic w tl.at a* much n;rr» r.t ran |
I- : * lure! m this n-.ar.r.< r each w-ar
iv* « 1: r—.jino- ihe cun«u:. •
<d
a ’
. ' or. tt ns of coal m an <rdir i n : art It is said th. *t« : n i« - ■I
I
"Lit .t c-.n lx> r.in d .n c tlv into I
f . : ‘ " engines V th.iut the
costb. if acme |M r r * e In l u l l the radia'or-fillmg hole and a* much
of horsejow er h*\o bear. water as tiecrasan is then let into the
«!•
j . i in this wav.
I radiator by o;cn:ng the faucet.
GL0 R<^
Sw'ftMSOW ,
HE R S t LF,
r t o a s E s twc
iyMPLE ISQT>.
aery
r
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h . ;n vjti». ( r » -1 ii« lc Then ab.e
l'.< ib r. i m >n ia.ne with ha.r n
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dient.*. v.1 frh u *
an to res toft m
b *»i'-ty to ttic hal
.A we!l-kn««g
gist say 3 it dur|
naturally
n(
ra n t*-.l it r,M ^
simply 'iirnp’*-.
about I.V. a vertical brace for the an>. brush with it S3.j‘
gular piece, and a block nailed to th* your h:ur, ta ,ir.f
hose at the bottom of the brace. Th< ti^nie. Ity i.turntt
dianp|M-ai., tn^ ,
upper cad i f the angular piece or stop plication t.f i * 0
ia notched deeply to take the end* ol tifuily rjan, and’.
the windows cr donrs, and the block
u notched ia the same m anner; th i
method of retting up the work to fca
planed is apparent from the illustra-.
tin-.. The device will be found con
venient not only for doors end win
dows. hut for rihcr similar work too
large for the vise t a d it can easily bo
carried from room to room.
Closc-L’p Photo*
By u»ir.g «n auxiliary leu*, com
monly known ns {Hirtrait Ions, closeup photos can he takrn. os this lens
shortens the fjcus. T he in me results
c m he obtained, in many cases, with
out such a 'ens if it is possible to pull
cut the bellow* of the camera * little
farther than the last mark on the scale.
By doing this good picture* can often
be taken *t as close a range as three
feet. If thtro is a stop on the focus
ing scale, this can often be filed of! to
I * n m t extending the bellow* without
affecting the use of the scale for its
purpose.
tntneate
C r. - « i i
a
p ! r m i z tu r e \ri?V i
derful rfert. **
Try Smith’s Barber i
Shop for ffood barber
work. Indies welcome.
Next to ^'aldez.
and every p ictu re
c a o u n * » th h e j k aii
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more
F e r fitting window* and door*, etc,
fad^
the device shown in the iltostrmtioi m o t W . ^ «»*to
will l»e fotnd very handy.
keep [ ’* - ‘{ j f , 5
I t etnrists of a Icag board of « m j, priory w d 'r,
suitable tire a t Land, a short pieeo ol her hair to A ^
wood nailed to thia a t . e n angle ct o r stre-.k^j
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f rh ilil
corn:
m . n :ig ..o « h •• i t i h e ili- m n re w *e
.f *.-i.
r n.i.n » i l h h a i r plain!*’
r. r
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ir. firr.p le )m<•
i »r.e e o n lit* w h a t she will
>• . ■ l h !;. r h* • in h, r nr.xt p o
‘ \ t .c<-« ..f V - m e "
Simmons Siberia
Refrigerators
c L A itrn
Gas Rnset
Bali Hardnn
Ball Hardware Co
sr. *. • * V'Tidvi. !..u* »b« rvgllj
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ONE WAY FARES — JAC KSOnM
linister’s Wife Shot
To Heath in Georgia
in t h e
jA T l AN TIC CITY
$ 36 44
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F. I>. R I X K S
MERCHANTS 4 I
I :s- 1 S*ct.nd Street
TRANSPORTATION
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BY CONDO
OLD HOME TOWN
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B\ STANLEY
ashion Hint
Advertising
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is the foundation
i the business <
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built.
Don t
foundation or
| :; will topple
l* f w a l s n l
h * it t h t j
ern j
inter.
| your creditors
giatglf. i m
di u r e a to carry tfcw liall u u i t a n i at th< let: »>oc
t
| picked up i
£ n i x * K E \V F A S H TON*
§25.00 Down—§15.00 Per Month
We hate lots located in every section of th
Our p n ro are ripht. and >oc can’t beat the
A. P. CONNELLY & SONS
108 M agnolia A re-
:0.” UfT
pieces
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�'oman’i
In Pagemit Form
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CHICAGO, Nov.
144 .- . A pa(tCBnt
, CHICAGO,
N ov. 1
IRC, W W U / I of Picture an*
D o r tr S *
_ -W hUtory o f thfe Woman’s Chrlstf u r a l C om m ission un Temperance Union .during the
a Interstate Laws !?8t ®0 year*, n pilgrimnire to na
si in ten t IU»C
UonaJf hondqunrtew and the Into
rd to lisin tl Excel-J loo convention of the orranl^
Packing P u rp o ses4 tion lo be held tn M edinahTem S
_____
! bcr? November 14-19.
Platform
Growers o'i Florida: • ® j£ 2 R .‘)f national and foreign
«ntly passed by th e ' .' ! l*at ®.” W1H "Peak at the varGtoriiu providing for ,0°? )waa«on*.
of the state to pro- J ’, ' , the TncetirU.’s of the
nfecUtlon among oth. offfclal hoard and executive com‘
! - .
ther enacted by tho
,re»aid that, to preition of the lick freo
la through Uck Infestthrough pine straw
rial used far beddinn
ones, the shipping or
of hides, or thc use
r or other materials
ck infestutlon origitick infested and
irea of any other
hln or throunh Genr-
Sfc-
Will Be fflven Away Next Saturday
Be Laid at Fort Worth
V n *K1’ thc j “ bi,w M o
nn05J?rtttu the convert} M
Pr°Per; Tho . pilanm aire to j LAKE WORTH, Nov. 18.— A
V llllard’s city 'resolution calling for 40 miles of
j”
suburbs, will fa made Nov. ! paved stre e ts has h e m adopted by
T he
^When national offirers will bo the city authorities l ere.
n°mo informally to delegates at building program contemplates the
« o * t Cottago and the Adtnlnistra- doubling of the present street milo•ige. Plans of the city commis
” °*J.“ u]jding.
Thc
w - C. T. U. pro- sioners provide th a t the work Rhall
n® Matured the rrisrht of commence as soon .is they can a d
Nov. 18. when the activities of the vertise for bids and let the con
J ^ c r in distant lands will be told tracts. Many of the s’ree’s th a t
are now only 1(1 feet wide will be
by envoys recently roturnetf.
widened to 80 feet.
W***1 t* "*
m m
AutoSpeedwayMayBc New Golf Course Is
Constructed at Tampa Planned at Palatka
Itruw and sim ila r m a - !
for bedding in sh ip -1
oating in the tic k inpsrsntine area ahull be
I infestation and nunill materials used for
packing in shipm ents
ir shipment Into or
State of Georgia s h a l l ,
the tick free nren re- j
quarantine, and s h i p p - '
Quarantined a re a in |
J shall be so handler!
It becoming infectious.”
P E O N A G E IN D ICT M E N T S
le of October 9th., Ur.
PE N SA C O L A , Nov. 18. — In. ...................
tic:
dictnients
c h a rg in g
peonage • tuna Public Service company, l’ropto yours und’ir date n g a in st nine residents of Calhoun : erties involved in the sole are the
t in reference t onielon and Liberty counties, returned by electric light, gas nnd ice business
hto or through Georgia, the federal ju ry in session h e r e , 1conducted by the formers
_______________ owners
i that properly handled have been made public. Th ese
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in Daytona, Daytona Reach, Seashavings and saw- dictnients were charge
l
dwilli-------peon- | ’breeze, Ortunn, . Holly Hill nn-l
• mill products not ex- nge in connection with working Kingston, it is stated.
Nothing
infestation, will be negroes in turpentine camps.
was made public concerning the
this departm ent for i They were Alfred uml Charles price paid, hut estim ates lilac* the
n shipments.”
Land and M. II. Davis, turpentine i ligun as high as three
million
are self ex p la n - . i pern to rs; Sheriff ('. D. UN;,. i.pd dolltu
i Growers o ' F l o r - ' County Judge W. T. ( Iiiilin <>f Cut
_ _
___
j
.Tbom,‘s Shulor' deputy oher-
ijo AR1>
GIVES CONSKN I
accordingly. If iff of Liberty county; T. E. Cason,
l&ed negotiations deputy Un-riff o f Calhoun county;
ted nt once fre m G. W. White, a com m issary niap.i I W E ST PALM BEACH, Nov. 18. |
Consent of the sta te road depart
point w ith
the ger and bookkeeper, and \\ Ml Pr- c
■uf suitable straw . tor. The men are charged with •uent and the Highlands county
concerns have a rre stin g , holding nnd returning board of commisaiunurr has hern
lit lilte d to W. J. Conners, builder
this office. These negroes to the tu rp e n tin e cam,,
< »he throe million highway in I
that no price now and forcing them to work ngain-l
Palm Reach county hearing his
be used oh tc r than their will.
name, to make ready for travel ti e
'approximate cost of
128 miles of s ta te rooad No. K boThe price quoted
SATURDAY RIG DAY
tween Kissimmee river a n t l.uk'
Cresset and Riley
DELAND, Nov, 18 The Almvr.i Annie, according to information
for wheat Htruw de- A.iVHiiuion o (Stetson University here. Fifteen thoiisnmi dollai • will
burg was $2350. The pltt nto m ake Saturdny the g re a te st ' be spent by Mr. Conners in roinUjrr ami Company of day witnessed on the campus f n
umish various g r a d e s j many years.
Personal me*, ng.*.
ich they will quote pci invitations nnd other means have
FROGS DELAY STORKS
rconcerned.
] boons used t •> firing j-radmt'en hack
ROSSTITKN,
Pmsain, Nov. 17
la Excelsior Com pa - 1for the “ lloino.'oming Day loot
.handlers of-axrelsioi' '
!.i w.c.i i'll
and —The storks of ea ste rn Prussia
h ave as yet givu nno indication nt
irida Spring Red Man- ;
lippi gitnu .
itiu tip g their re g u la r southern m i
Co., nisi handle this
-■- — — riou« kinds and g r a d e s , A L L IE D COMMISSION DISSOl.V gration. and the time of the ir cu*>
toniniv d o p a ttu ru is well past.
| at different place* and } B ERLIN . Nov 1 7 —The Inter
Thu .ih'.indarice of frogs along
prevailing price w h in allimi Marino Commission hn- hei s
l!ie shorn- of the Baltic is given
Irion to investigate w ar I dissolved, having completed
its is the iwsson for the stra n g e lie
Standard tine, F, O. B- i work.
During its activity fmni h:a iu- of I lie birds.
pnu-nt
1919 it caused to be de-.troynd
estion i- that
some 300.990 tons of stool, chieily arm
POLES ESCAPE SERVICE
Frr> ui i-.n h shipping oroil plates of battle-hips,
|tht-n ufdcrs an dhuve
WARSAW. Nov. 17.
Walter
hunilh in c a r lo ts the
I u ili', n-;nili-il to Iu- a in 1111•inni■i
)mh tto > decide to use.
hi: soli uml 7u iilhers including
is u Glowers nssnein
( ‘iiloml Zupliii vnski. have l»".-n m
rrfmiii itus office rend- i-hippirig season. Ties office c a n - 1 rested, th a ig e d with lim ing u»
thi-ii i- no association not undertski* to perform tins func- lawfully lihernteil
young
Polio
will tin.e to mukc nr- tinii in any way
from compulsory inilitmry service
I with a I's .il feed merNATHAN MAYO,
It is said that more than 400 were
lliri pm is to bundle the
t'omiiiisaio'ier of Agriculture. , Ihiiiiu enabled In escape sorviie.
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The dawn of the final week. The last dash to the
wire. The beginning* of the end. Five short days more,
and The Herald’s widely famed automobile contest
comes to a dramatic close. All of Sanford and Seminole
county is watching, waiting, wondering. Who will win
the automobile and other prizes, is the question on every
lip. Excitement is keyed to the highest pitch. Riding
on the crest of this wave of enthusiasm are ambitious
contestants, exerting vigorous effort to capture the
wonderful prizes that will he awarded Saturday night.
A storm of votes is gathering and they are beginning to
descend upon Tho Herald Office already.
Never before in Seminole county has such a glitter
ing array of splendid gifts been offered. Never has
such a battle been waged to win. On this page appears
the final voting schedule. All subscriptions turned in
during this final week i eceive votes according to this
scale. It is positive and conclusive and will not be
changed.
Study this vote scale carefully. Not the tremendous
number of votes given on a five-year subscription.
Present indication point to a hairbreath finish, and it
looks certain that the ptizes will he won by small m ar
gins. No one contestant can appear certain of victory,
and there is abundant speculation as to the outcome.
This final week will decide.
The race is too close to hank upon any possibilities
and there art* too many persq^s interested in every con
testant to insure any one an easy victory.
()ver-con fidonet *loses hat t les. I h is is no 1ime to hes
itate or lav down on the job.
DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RING
A perfect gem , set m a duil)l> hexagon basket woven
pininum m ounting.
$235.00
THIRD PRIZE
R oadster $ 1 0 9 5 / ToU rtnf $ 1 0 9 5 ,
Special R oadster $ 1 1 9 5 ; S pecial Tow ring
Sedan $ 1 645.
Prices a t Factory
SANFORD OAKLAND
21G WEST FIRST ^
CO.,
§
10.000 extra v o les m ay decide th c w inner. The
co n testa n t who lets th is opportunity slip by unheeded
m ay w ake up in about a week and llnd herself n lower.
T h e Herald office will he open until 9 o’clock each
ev en in g , (.'heck In every day.
- st.-ffV
Read These Final Rules
CAREFULLY
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Aha matter of precaution and to guard,
against possibility of loss to candidates
thrrough misunderstanding through these I
l a st days of the campaign, herewith are J;
appended final rules and instructions
that must be observed.
All candidates should read and weigh *
every line carefully.
1. The n im im ign will end prom ptly nt 10 o'clock l*. M.
Saturday, N ovem ber 22.
,
tJ
Herald o ffic e by that tim e. T he doom of The Her* |
aid o ffic e will he closed prom ptly but all workers
who are innidr at thnt tim e will be waited upon and
given am ple opportunity to turn In aubacrlptlona
or votes even though sev era l hours muy be con>
sum ed.
.‘I. If you live outside o f Sanford and plan to mail your
vo les and final remittances, take precaution to find '
out exa ctly w hat time your local post office closes.
P ositively no remittances received by mail laler than |< j
10 o’clock Saturday night, November 22, will be In
cluded- Send all remittances (ho last day or two by
special d elivery.
not arrive in tim e.
»
Under no circu m stan ces will votes be
from one co n testa n t lo an oth er. T h is is
rule nnd w ill he str ic tly enforced*
EDISON PHONOGRAPH
T he latest Console Model in a handsom e M ahogany
Cabinet
HOW TO VOTE
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Fire-) .*ar tubacriptiun to The Dally Herald, >35 00
Four-year oabacrlptlon to The Dally Herald, SIx.OO ..
Thtec-year aubocrlptlon lo The Dally Herald, >21.00
Two-year anbocrip.ioo lo Tbj Dally Herald, >14.00 ......
Un*-)car auUcriptloo to The Dally Herald, $7.00
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SU-Months tubocripllon to The Pally Herald. >V>0
Three-Months subscription to The Dally Herald, f 1.73—
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There will he no further change in (he voting sched
ule- The voting power o f subscriptions ns it ap
pears on this page Is final and will not be changed
during the remainder-of tho cumpaign*
7. All votes must be placed in thc ballot Kox be fore. 10
o'clock on (he closing night.
H. Positively no subscriptions will he accepted
the money and no money will be accepted
the subscriptions. No subscription money
refunded.
9. All contestants arc urged to be at The Herald:
tho closing night when the judges made the annQuncment of the winners.
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$1195) U m JoH C o s t* $ 1 2 9 3 1 C oupe fo r F our $ 1 4 9 5 ; Sedan $ 1 5 4 5 ; l a m ln u
'I he Inxi certificate for 10.000 v o tes w ill he Issued
Friday n ig h t. N r sp ecial prize will he g iven aw ay on
S atu rd ay, the I.ihI day o f the co n test.
I. All letters con tain in g v o tes and rcniHthneeft should'
be addressed lo the Campaign Manager, T h e Hanford
Herald, Sanford, Florida. Thc Herald cannot be
responsible for l’em itta u e r s se n t by moil w hich do
Value $185.00
Q Sinndiird equipm ent Include* four-wheel braket, dltc neel wheel*, bmlliton the*,
manent lop, hither Bodies, one-piece ventilating windshield on c lo u d type*,
co finish, c e u tra llu d controls, indirectly-lighted unit inetrunemt pastel, asste•natlc spark control. Q Qlas* enclosures far open cars at sm all aadeJ coal.
‘ T he award to n ig h t w ill cover th c period from
noon Saturday until 9 to n ig h t.
2. All su b scrip tion s to count in votes m ust be in T h e
BECONI) riil/.h:
Above all else Oakland cherishes
the constant and growing good
will of Oakland owners. Its pur
pose, therefore, is to build so
well that the Oakland Six will
surpass in daily performance the
anticipation of all who buy it.
IlcRinninR ( m ig h t nt !) o'clock ten th ou san d • * tra v o tes will he Riven tho co n testa n t tu rn in g in the
g r e a te st am ount o f cash , in su b scrip tion s, du rin g carh
day.
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US.Tnl
27.HI7
10.215
4.874
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427
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Five-year auhseriptlon to The Weekly IleFald,. $10.00
Four-year subscription to The Wepkty Herald, fd.Od .... 4,459 vole*
Thrce-yesr subscript ion (o The Weekly Herald, $ 0 . 0 0 . 1,710 »#U9
Two-year subscription to The Weekly Herald, $(.*0----$ W votes
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tlfiCWhy N ot Sentence S p e e d y to. Public Humiliation?
T‘H<
According to figures compiled by the manager of the St,
Johns River bridge, about ten thousand tourists, coming
from every state in the union, crossed the bridge during the
last twenty days of September- ' During the noxt twenty
days, more than twenty thousand crossed the bridge, or
twice as many as in the proceeding period. It is reasonable
to supposo that as the winter season approaches there will be
a proportionate increase in the number of tourists coming
into Florida by this route.
In consideration of the fact that this bridge forms a part
of the worst route into Florida and. that automobiles are
warned, especially from Atlanta southward, to take the Valdosta-Lnkc City route, it is particularly surprising that the
above figures should be ho large. And it further gives rise
tirthc question, “If thirty thousand tourists came'into Flor
ida by way of thq St. Johns River bridge during a recent
forty day period, what was the total number coming by
all routes?” Were these figuren available they no doubt
would be cause for considerable wonder nnd optimism.
Cyril t h e F i r s t
Young Lambs Beware.
She H u n ts I .Iona.
A B igger Dinosaur.
BY A R T H U R B R IS B A N B
It la hard to s U y J
when you have roar
-L * I
dowiia.
f:
T he ea t test job I, I
er a helper. Yog
p lum ber goes for
f
(Oprrisht toast
CYRIL, A R U S S IA N G ra nd
Duke who is pleased to call him*
self “ Hi» M ajesty, Cyril the F i r s t
E m p e ro r of R ussia.” has called a
Crown Council a t ^ r a n d Dukes
and such left aVers to m e e t in
Paris.
T here they will be nil r i g h t w ith
excellent r e s ta u r a n t close by. . B u t
If the nervous T r o t 2 ky e v e t g e ta
bold of Cyril the F ir s t it will bo
the Inst of t h a t p a r tic u la r Cyril.
G erm any, Russian and Frnnce,
you m ay safely say
th a t
they
know nt least one thing, which is
th a t they don’t need or w a n t E m
perors.
N othing feci* g l0T. \ J .
n swimming hole f a f c f l
T he only diingcrosnau
3n a uto is the driv?.1*1
No one can put a M
head nnn make it
........... <>n there y o S 1
ttb ,™ 1*ror» me great
W
.Florida.
ow you someone y^p.
I t tukcR a lot of
tkled at what - h-Ltj
ave.
"
Theh, when one stops to consider thnt the automohilist is
(DAY, NOV. V h 1821.
only ft smnll part of liie large tourist crop which comes to
Florida each winter, that hundreds of thousands come bj
. A M UCH N E E D E D P R A Y E R :
train
nnd that not a few steam down in their yachts, he car
[*— C re a te I n .m e a clean he a rt. 0
od; and r in e V .: ft r iifh f .s p ir it not fail to realize the brilliant future before Florida. Almost
U hln m e. i W l m 6 1 : 10. .
'*
daily we read of new trains being scheduled for runs fror:
Y E S T E R D A Y , Fo u rth day in
_w,__ u . ----------«—
nortjiern
cities
to
Florida.
The
Floridan
from
Chicago
and
!
succession. Wall S tr e e t sold more
B lW T E ir UD’
i o m w e r e g r e a t ohj days, I . t o l l the Floridian from Boston nre only two of many recently I than two million shares of stock,
__ I t / ' . you , - r <*. : * ■■. 1 added to the excellent train service afforded tourists to [ prices were h ig h e r th a n they hnve
8 2 ; An* I 'd like to, go ngain ,
■ t o a slxzliqyfiorold ball itarhe
i ' - L l k e we uRed t o |rtive 'em* then.
Lean See Chbt W allibmipltcfan*, '•
TAnd th e r o V WultD-dwhind the
b a t— . ; ,
r
osh. I t scares those poor dubs
PAN DODfisj
•pvt
C
; L i v i n g j s high becaan
o f it is being d o n e /^ J
. j v v loni: !,T)pi1 °f u i i
t h a t has no turning.
1
T he outcome 0f a
w a y s depends up„n
th e business.
been in eight years.
, We have no statistics at hand to show the number of
( orn Mns ,liKh,,r nnd wheat
tourists being brought into Florida by these trains, but w e; wont
up
1 -2 a buahhavc sufficient information to know that figures nre high. el for May. and $1.65 for Decem
Miami papers report that as many as five hundred to seven ber wheat. F a ir w a rn in g of th is j
hundred persons arrive in Miami on each train coming to rise in w heat prices was p ublish*1
loom
ste a m s ’em in like that city. No doubt. St. Petersburg nnd Tampa could say ns*1,1 h,'n' 1<mir Ukf°\
’ Wh-ent h aCt nct
! --------- --much. It certainly is reasonable to assume that the state is) tHt,on ,iIhi’
*,r>u " ,m,e*
pr
< »
| rapidly filling up with northerners anxious to avoid the d is-•
' :,rlv WL‘Ilkn,’!,s- <v,tton
prices are S cents a pound lower
IDd them h!!™ like'u'Kt'reak.i
"[ approaching ice and snnw in the North,
than hist venr, n had thing for
I f you are worried
of the money you
on the ice bill all winter. I
th o crowd has gone plumb
Many of these tourists are coming because they were h< rc
the whole country,
c ra x y —
laftt winter and like it. Many are coming this winter for the
W a tc h th n t Ward boy try to ( jrst tline nnd most of them will come back again next winter.
FI F T Y D I F F E R E N T Mock* .
j\
sneak
I n f r o m th ir d —Como on! — He Sooner or Inter nil of them will make their homes in Florida, went to new li>*rlt prices. The e x
nt least for the greater part of the year. Florida’s population pression "Irenzied b u y in g ” a p
Y.
ma do it!
' ’ Welt, I
Abut baby’s llicrul now is small nnd it has vast areas of uncultivated nnd unin pears a gain ill Wall Sit eel h e a d
Ok I Oh mini, e n n ’t old l)uc Wut- habited land, but this condition will not prevail long. Flor lines. Once more, let little lambs | —
ida is destined to be one of flie greatest stales in the Union. look out for the sh e a r m c and the
E<Sla m thjri npplue th ru the air!
headache. They a re surely com
------------------- o----------------T A M PA T IM E S
fa s, those r o a r in ’ home-town ball
ing to those tha t gam ble in ig n o r
gam es
ance of real conditions
\\ hat the
N am ing him as the mice o f , th o u g h ts tu rn e d sharply hack from
A M e a n a , l o t to me todny,
wise
old
men
let
you
ta
k
e
now
Miami
tins was w ritte n of Wal • I him.
VA»• I s t i a am tollin' people
For the approval of Ktlilor Benjamin of the Ocala Star, th e y ’ll take hack, with bittci in liam .leiinings
Bryan
by John
It m ay In? tr u e th a t B ryan has
'V H o w t h f t Grunville team could
who says, "The question about the university and college terest
Temph- G iaves. an dpublishcd in outlived hin fam e, b u t it is not lru*j
' h i s llrndriM inville (N. C .l Times: tha t he has outlived his usefulness.
F o lk s, I vwouldn't take a million students, who are seeing America and winning fame and
find
;. F o r th<f happiness
bruises on various football fields is—who is doing their stu d y -* a it I< II young heiress of I William Ji-nnings Bryan, it ia Long a l t e r his own political d e a th
o definitely anrouneeil, will iliwnii he has rei mined n notable factor in
en eojttfe boyhood recollection ing for them ”, we submit this statem ent from the New York 'P h ila d e lp h ia whose friends
jtinuu*hi« leitiin-D and ret ike l» hi -» his lo u n tr y 's m oral life. W here he
B r in g s: Ahem good old days to
Herald Tribune, “Football, so far from being a game for I her Peggy ........ t<i Africa to hunt | |.’],jefdH hi-t a , where he will devote has faded to get for him self the
JETT’ .
mind.
(' —■B y O. Lawrence Hawthorne dunderheads, which of course it never was, is becoming an inm* where Roosevelt hunted them his tim e to w illing his memoir.*, a national confidence, he has still
—
intellectual pasrime."
| taking a moving picture photu- lilting Jirii-.li of the political c a re e r Ineii able to jirit I, with his eloquent
which ha.- (‘tightened more p a r
tongue the national conscience, lie
1 God helps those who help themIn
the
first
place
what
difference
does
it
make
who
is
graphfr.
A m erican l i b t m y t-all<-<l m any sincere men to re p tn tand year*
**Vf* b u t t h a t is no excuse for
doing their studying l'or them? It seems to us that it is
Sh,‘ "'ll shoot tin- liorm. while than th.u i nny th e r pui.ln man Htice and even if they m ay not have
pigish.
her with hoi (iiniein. In thi- lif , t tin i epulilic.
repented in ju st thu may asked, it
quite as important to, and that quite as beneficial results he “shimt
TIu* young Indy ha s nothing
His w.!l he ini-nunr-i Indei-.l, has nevei i h tle - s been hi* voice and
[£Af tcry~*erlmts occasion is rap-'will bo obtained from, “seeing America and winning fame
hi* eloquence iin-l his sincerity
She Pimply drenitih f i i . u - n Ireioned. fu-moit - which lias invoked them. Save lo r
BT approaching for the tuiki-y an,| |,rijii,CH nit various football fields” as from cantering against the Inna
ol t|i-<iti cm lii-iit inns and of dethm ugh Horace un n sccmid hand [jcmy or breaking glass b u t - 1wa:'1' •" f" 1 "uportaut and to i fettty. g a l!u ;liv taken, e.-hoes td a brief te rm in co n g re ss and ti
*'"'*lir' s ,l's I trium ph . Gut i-ipml t ’a)*.sir's, )>f briefei -pan a - Wilson's se c re ta ry
>> Tho prficens of evolution wilt ties in th e chemical lab. If F.ditor Benjamin were president,*"'
- inugtnlii i ti t fa ih u e s, daunt lean >-f of -tat--, Ins m irie r has been that
doubtless r e s u lt in a lot of cross- ol the National City Batik <,if New York and wanted a mun 1
t an advocate r a th e r th a n th a t of
intei.-it|
lol^o, a, I ni,!yi ie lire** Well may
’ p e r s o n s . i f Uicnc crus* wonl who might someday take Iris yrince, would he select an All- i !‘1”’ ""K*11
'*
the p le a t . -oniie.her w rite h lsle rj an ad m in n tr n to r or law m aker.
ties continue in vogue.
American halfback who had frozen a hundred thousand per- l','; i,u"Dng m the *ium* when ior
r e nhaa ■* -s .-a m urh of it an.i m a d - And his de.-tiny w as kind to him,
fur he
Itat lih nils •*een. I .ike t ii nil these national qualification*
by a spectacular dash of a hundred yards for a winning
"”rr
the
rcie
a
1)111)1 he ma>
j at the have made him splendidly
lictlires
of
sick
bnble*
ifnwlfticic
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
on tht Stijjfe^ufl^mo C<^ur^ of In touchdown one minute botoru tin- linal whistle blew, or would l,ut ,ll"V|ne i">Dn
pleader being dubiously the pro
w on \ mg
mot hi r* wmililn’t *'i''F *
dhuta by one vote out of 1.2011,7’.!1 he pick the average non-alliletn student.— we don't mean a
FOSTER, President
II. F. WH1TNER.C*
F.
I*
v
:<!*
r.
T
he
pro
p
a
g
a
n
d
a
of
h
a
r
r
y
" M l of *. 11 ' I saw, a in] p a n
east. N o^ th at w:ih close.
adm
iru
i
*
t
f
i
ii"id*
or
a
inil
i
ing,
of
p
io
le
stin
g
,
of
which
every
)’Iii Beta Kappa student, wo mean the average?
of which I was
I t - h a 1 11 l o r a in h voting |
nation requires fm Hu mold! health
Furthermore, we understand that foul ball stars in large
A fami»/tt& cliaiit i- is not m-i <-s
tl in a l'ii- anil soi-in t lines a I ituil, then, and farew ell to the
* to |;nd oiiiipatti n I tint's
‘ Hjr ulwiays id a y .d by chance.
ItlHer rulni who ti ha.-* mud,' 11ll* Dili - 1lie ha* magm liccnllv provided.
proportion are excellent students. For one reason perhaps
t-xi il mg
lin n boy m a t ,.» of the 1'lutte tn d m I sage of Miami! Well m ay lie era!
because
in
most
colleges,
thoy
have
to
maintain
a
<erta.ii
____
W h a t lu j» ' become of the old-t
the sngtt of Miami
his m emoirs with th a t e x a lta tio n he
Try A H erald W an t Ad For Results
M o n e d ' gill who used to piny scholastic standing- ill order to be eligible to play football,i THEY HAVE I (HIND in Afii
Yi l ailing I i mil)-* i mis the ste>
has hlitlM-’. f so gallantly e x a m p le !
or
any
other
sport.
Also
betatise
the
resultant
surging
o!
well
pte-u-rved.
I.mic*
-f
u
dm
Jong?'
a
ling hutv-.*-1> i,I tins man. hi- un
through life
tin* blood through the brain at'ler strenuous exercises se,-ms
< oinc*
-t u* la j a c ra z y lance in
I w n e a* lag a-* the lugge-t •l iiali nwl niliv-lama- for hi-tler in
Hill's home to leave the mind in a somewhat ntoic clantied rendition and
Judge Sopor declared
d
w u -C tu the th in g - he believe I
re*-!
I
il
knew
n
Tile
hl-tol
v
•>(
brew lcgaL and \ve have no doubt
wt-ic right T h n i i tandiitri tn-aiei , And till at w i Imtlb under a wild H M a a a a a n a B H H H n n a H H H n r t B a t i a n H H B a a B a H i i H B a a i i i
It ni on ii r . v ill *,Ih, w t hn l id his p a lly anil twin* m ole, in- I
♦hnf thiu
u r'o; the Ix-st case of considerabB more receptive to the labor problems of m m
M
1that
t h i s 1' .Was
sky,
tojne crew th n t the venerahle judge omir fiinilanienlal.* and the essa.vs of bmiTMim, ('a r b le and Du blggei h* grew lh,- lieni el hi* i ha ng th e cam paign ju - l d .ise d , For who w m rd live so p e tty and H
Buskin.
^ v im e tL 1
I lial I hung lit t c 'a t i i r in g ie a t | i■t i-t the p a rty
itrihleid,
w a s t o e x t :tii t mil
Whatever may b<- tin* reason, u<- lia\<- reatl that, the h a u l , I III • up* t h. mind- of mu piatfnrm . Hi iuts been oftea I' hat .Inn* Hot 1 , It at som ething ere
naMQtM of thu local i n u n h s n t s told
wt-aig and muny tune s leviled
Io- ill* ,
K
dii e - a u l i. "I‘m\ eli-nc • ' . i t no limn has proved him false
OUr a d v e rtlsin g m a n a g e r tha t it secretary of Princeton finds that the “letter men" of the ( m a n . lal
I t a t h e i t h a n , i i e o n e d b y safe mu
I’ .rtt v .
wWsa a long tu n e u n til C hristinas. university, the first rate 'athletes, maintain a cotisidorabB a r r a n g e s it mi that the lic e - shall to aiis pnm-ipJe he held m- fa lte r I
V Wonder if this cold snap has made higher scholastic uverage than the utelergrailuate body and imt g l o w m t n th In a \ i u- " I lia! 's it*-* :n any publie allegiance he con- | ’ res.-i v . I-1 . l i t t l e I i f e t . l i t t !)• i mi s ,
I 1*1Ve||.
cha n g e his mind any.
, In d u e l e r i ...
the r e b e l . l.UUk
that the training season actually raises their classroom also tru e of 111111 .oils and corpor
io itie ;,<-aiK th a t intervened bccry"'
lit lulls.
tWn-n Is;n; and lt'24 lie has se e n )
■\s is alw ays the r a s e when a
f r i t ia augo'ested thnt a dhlega- marks a few notches.’’ AL Dartmouth we understand, the
many of the things lor which he m.istei h,-o. doia- h i. work, th e re
« from the Kit Khi'x "kiuiIGui football team is making a cliarg.- on Phi Beta Kappa, as if
JT IS I'K Kl'H LED th a t
the fo.tehl and in which In- w as beaten >9 nothing h Inch needs be* added
a »p*H.iui iMtcituinDionl* com-j enemy goal puats. George Owen, football captain ut llarvan l ( '(institutional Amendment perm it
count glc iio u sly to p;|.-s. In equal to this.
lUce for Ai Smith while in this last year, was a ranking scholar in Itis class.
And Kdgar ling Dongie - to re gula te or forbid mi-a-ure he tin- s o n muny of th<‘ t H o w e v e r , we cai i Noi r e f r a i n f r o m
j Julies, Star of the Florida team, is one of the best students at child labor will be defeated. Mas M-au-tfi* lie e-pmisi il rejected for all j repeat ing in this connei-tioli a tiling
'm u ,
| which we -aid early in the year, and
*•’• Tlio Cause fm tins unusual epi- i the university.
Mli ll'.lmdt- a t the
last cb-i'tlnii
I: |s a lw ays po*-ilile to s&y th n t for which Mr. Br>an cunii* in and
i, dem lc of hifceoughmg II I i ei tain
Co to it. Grid Warriors! Whoever does your studying for GL.I „gair.M D.<- pn.p.,o.l
| a m.yi has oii-rloveil Ids own fume, personal!) thanked us. No man has
id
' Krn sta te s cnntiiim - to ti-uiuin
,
yon.
you'll get there.
Thl.
llf c «tdmnl <»’ If Wtiodrow \\ 11s m had dhnl us h ■ ever yet been aide to point lingi-r a t S
nyatery, but then* is only onu
K. P. L A N E
...........It. who is s .nl to look upon ; li" i'
f,“'! *" . *' n ‘"
the , William J. nnm gs Bryan and *ay
causa of hiccoughing th a t WC
U K A L E S T A T E A N D IN S U R A N C E
.
,
t ai nn|tivo, when he was hailed tho unclean. (It:. ..pinion it. l|. ii ibis
&w of.
IT IS NKV Kit so dil I icidl to speak as when we arc asham the ,hill,, as tlu.-at.-mng
national
oi ull ......,lU, ur)l| e m a n c i - 1accounU tor hi* looming m the !
OI-'IUK 5til-2 F I R S T N A T IO N A L BANK I
P
H
O
N
E
»5-----<-<! ol o*.u siletic**.-— Ka Kochefoin alild
t e r f e m i i e witli parochial schools, p.tto^ of nianknid. his would have picture of th< public life of his II
T he ride In th e *Uh I. market*
a
was prohul.ly mo tinfluential m he. a t h e nam e t . . ovei shadow every ; time, ns
are sure th.it it d m alncc clecliort day has put money
TIIK Tin
iiiiiigthem er e -i)lilt-OH IO
m MaRsnvhu.t SK of .s|ii*e* li is not so much to t*\|HVSh "111 d<i
Ill.l.llllg
... as - a. .. >. - ' "then . in the wh.ile -pa*, of history, for the fact that Ii.. is p e r l u p - the
I
t h j pocket!) of the people —
'v ’... iI If
i/ William
Wll
minings Biynn had .n'y living itnr.ei, of th* United
' aome p e o p le .k For every dollai that w a i i t n a s lo c o n c f i i l t h e m ,
t Jofilsmit Ii
*'■
' died L day soim- IS year* ago w h e n . S ta le s win. will he ie. gnize.l by
ia m ade in the m a r k e ts then- i a
.
, .
..
he iftu r n e il from In* tr ip ubroud, all when niinod |.\ his family nam e
i - d o lla r loot, ami sooner or hit -,
A NOl N<. MA *. eighteen yeuis „ (li.r^ ylt! had
| * been feted
. . by
. king | with in ly
* a plain .Mister -before i t . '
Try A H erald W an t Ad For
veral dollar*
old. net file t.
-I-Vell t.uins on an.I commoner ns the very g r e a te st I So fa r as tin- n-t ir emo;i*. of this
—i
o --------American, his place in American g e n tle m a n from pul.li lif— is conH enry Ford's e sta te last April
t*T ho M o u n t Dor a Topn innu-i.tly
I 'I . A K i l l i R N I N D E I ’ E N ' D E N T
He w as convicted, ai.it o rilm a n l) h i'ti.ry would have been saved the corned, one i- im .- tr a iio I to sny
irks, "Uhi- trouble with ti.e
iml.gtiity of late days when th e [ I tint then* an- i et in im-ut s and i t urn youth neerns to In- ton tmnh
would have been sent to i.pend t ul.-s- o f public even to and public J 11rement».
1[ration without i-nmigh p e rsj.i-( 'I he inevitable has ta k e n place ami violate ull the eunoas of stable nia e a rly manhood in mum* pit son
a n .” It te e m s to us th e Irou- m G teat Britain.
I he pi.litienl go verm.lent it is time to do some I university of crime.
ia too ftiuch a sp irin uhd not pi-nilulum has swung
buck
to “ icdtiiiig up." Thik the people ..f
H enry Lord appealed to
the
9gh' Aspiration.
wlti-ic it was bet.iru Hum say M a t- Britain have done. Hud Mu. Don— a-----o --------Donald got his g ie a t chance to old in Ills methods of itbte*iii't<i- '( H u r t and had the young Ilian
l\N O .\V II.I.K S E N T I N K I .
D id y o u r children go to Church show whut Soi lalism could do for .-hip made use of th a t "er. < int.v j nut on probation, g u a ra n te e in g
have . . .
.
»y? , I f not. why n o t? .th e country.
If MacDonald l a d Pulley which th e Eubnrne*
M'ni1 the
ia no, b e l t e r tim e to learn stuck to Ilia migiiiul p r o g ia m for been .VI fond ).f applying t» in thi“ ho* I’u r d ’ woul"
“ Tp the ju s t and tenacious mind of
to 7. But they would unMany depositors »n
Ita principles (if C h ristia n ity ami healing the ills of unem ploym ent du.-liial production, he might have young m an th a t buineil his h a m s th c r a is nothing partn-ulm ly form- questionably be speaking of n v a - i
uml
lack
of
housing
hi
ami
h
■
>
par
ulcered
a
rleat
course.
He
has
to
the
Ford
truvte
school,
H
rhingk uf ( 'h riz t th a n durli'ahlc- about a landslide,” m uses lanche* if Princeton
2.200,000 '
our Interest Depart*
ty would have hewn in pow er today, hud his i h unrr, uml not o u te r op
•* ■
.
. .
. »
He period of n.L
tloUBBcencc.
Moru tra d e trh o o ls and
a v.li t e r in the New York Times. touchdow ns a g a in st 1.760,000 touch,
P. but Inner fnconipetern-y has !
InH w-hen he foilnwed up Ids Rud Illl'lt
<iti-.li
inent whose balaR^-l
' ll may be explained away with down- and 60,000 goal* from the
F u n is m ig h t main- jails less
! U saidJ that when Robert kina pact by alu-ltei mg a seditinliii been his undoing.
com iteratively , little
difficulty. field fo r Yale, With no precincts!
penuy-a>ltiu*r
undei
the
egU
of
the
1
he
victory
of
the
Tory
party,
grous.
If. Stevcason firnt met Juim-»
have grown to
W ha| people call a landslide is only m issing this column refuses to
Tie, he tramped Into him quite governm ent, it was loo much for however, does nut m ean a victory
concede
thut
a
n
y
th
in
g
is
u
landi
ense
of
proportion
disturbed
e
len
hundreds o f dolart*
A SC IE N T IST in the
llri
accident pn the »tro«j. TAHSrric the UritUh mind. The atmuim-u- for l cactu n. The old Tol ) party,
> the im p a c t ,o f nuinU-rs. Three slide in which the w inner fm ls Lo
(had and ^glared ' a t . Siovetuivm, llicnt of the plot hatched in Mos ' l e c to r and proto tor of special M useum, reading ancient pn
started
with the very j
poll
le
s
j
th
a
n
10
to
1.”
meii Hn a Bull man tmiokct, divtdIn i * place
X. t—ilm
-*- ly
i -- L .•ihi,
,i “ A f te r all,
. rt n
. I cow for Red revolution in Briiu.n privilege, is dead.
God!
w*o foz Cgolirlgc and one for
waa the la r t and deUDIVc I.L.w stain!- the p a r ly of the new cuti- finds one ol tin- third con
’■ ing Jw*i
m odest sum of $h
me.'
"He i« c e rta tn ly g e t - 1agaiiikt the Macltonuld udm ini-iraverses of
» ; I 'avis, do n o t begin to* convey the
st rvutism which holds th a t all the containing th ir ty
Conteinixirary Comment
cnrelmv
replied Barrie.
I.. N
v..early
l,Oil.
m anage!ial ubility whicn create | tw e n ty -six th chapter of M atthew , imprj-asion p i a landslide.
v
.;
;x
i
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- - u --------You» to o , can h*v« *
It is tr ite hut trpv th u t “a tnnii the cyiates should p o y be |ija,vd a t T h u s We know th a t thri ce centuries .
“
f'*
!t
1
,'
)VIliltm
Allen
W
hite
la
s
m
o
th
e
r
.
e*t!m fed cost to the Amur- i is ktmw n by flit^■* 'eopiifatiy
n c r e a s i n g &*' ,
a ir cred it a g a in s t m o d i h eav -.
JcoDpi
steadilyy iincreasing
j Ith, the iw.rvjre o f thi^ niups-., What,
nationn) election keeps,’’ p j ulao are
iple
Adds than two to -oug. it U
J'JJa/er a n avalanche of ' sheets 1
vernnientv, Socialism would do but eoul.l tr n , a l t e r the* birth of < hrist men were
b
y
depositing j
an ce
pillow
mnIt
ii.lv both grides!
Juu arui PllJ
1 all pa. W hut'a the m at
J,00«, *• . ( onsidering w h a i j u|l(j l |lc j^hotiti-s* hobnobbing w i t o . t h e new conservatism of N tan’ey w arned th a t “ tlu- thut take t h e ) o n ly jw h e n titvi•
you m
ultiply
ter
'
with
K
a
n
s
a
s
?
—
W
a
sh
in
g
to
n
n
r
m ore
o r e wi
g
>y usually .g e t, i t Un t w o rth uD the Bolsheviks r e n t . w a r n i n g salv- 'B a ldw in sta n d s com m itted to do. tw'ofd shall pen,-!. b> the sw ord.’’ at th e ir e - u a t l o n by 8.000,000, and
d o llar o r m
ers up the spinal column of John ! In liu, .Socialistt p a r ty ideiilimn was Mun nevei theless went on t a k get 10 ,000,000 a g a in st 8,000,000 Ppst.
One dollar deposited i0^ \
dandy was arrested Bull.
»l “»l> ^tJUdVce.l from
, V1 ing th e sword and t*erishing by th a t people spe a k of u v a h n e h o s
fi'um a
a n- .....,...........
i l i t y ; in the. Tory
The pubjicity of inccmc taxes has
!■ g ir l ton th e hulk
Lady Astor, ufter hur victory at .party ability was divorced from the swortl th ro u g u all the contur- and landslide*, and yet the rutio
•will
start your occosethim r i g h t
W hat the polls at Plymouth, tersely ex- idealism: in the* new conservation ies up to now. This discovery uf opinion is precisely the same already given rise to a m ighty.
•lips w e re f o r ?
it Wus in the P ullm aq smoker. wave o f honesty. T housands are •
pressed (lie situation as follows: 1both combine in a policy oi prug- will bo useful because it will cause
"1 attribute my sUccexa io the fart less along sound und constructive m a n y to rcod ovei again St. M a tt- A Doolldg* m a jo r ity of 2.000,000 honest in their returns nude pub-'
UHUV Britain
LH IUIIII prOIVIft
*|4 DnUH- ', linos.
that Great
prefers 1(he
f l t li a il i ll . McAdoo saya ha MUH
hew 's description of the Last Sup- over Paries and LaFolletto com- lie.*—Nashvilk* Banner,
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
Co-Operation
Athletes Study Best
The success of any business d
pends first upon the men behind!
Everyone in this Bank, everyj
rector, officer, teller and clerkwork in# with the spirit of hclpfu
to our customers.
If you desire friendly and pr
banking connections then hi ingyw
account to
FIRST NATIONAL
|Lake Front Propel
At a price th at will make you a
pood investment
Results!
BRITAIN'S REACTION
One Dollar may i- *1to a Thousand
ABOUT LANDSLIDES
K l
In t California ion Jack, just us good, Americans | .Tho British election D not prlW* prefer liie Stars aud.3trlpge, end ( ifarily the triumph of uuy pi a r ly
tjme that he was steady progress rather than revoke* such; fundnmenUlly- i;
, is a rig n
the presidency. lutlon and socialism
that the British people,
after
Extremists are not_ .permanently •'shopping
Pptng r______
o u n d ’’ _____^
_______
He- had rather
am ong various
will- successful anywhere, and when de-1 posMbilitles, have finally settled
s t ^ v e Y o i r w w « a iftlr tir iiir ;tein>*on-« sound and prartienr
Mnuina a country’s constitution!basis.
*•
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THERE ARE SIGNS of more
war in the distressful Balkans.
Montenegro doesn't want to be In
cluded In «&> new Southern "Slav
Mn«dcrtn.~~A>
complications.'
bined Is not a landslide. Wo need
only'drop ai*.*crsa and say that
— - - —«•<♦
-*-» Mr.
xi- Cool—»
ueraons
wanted
sixte
id thirteen persons did not
idgo
, and the thing takes on
went
(erent, aspeij-o. T
quitg
'
Y (» •
A
ky -huiwf
• • J;
'
, ... -------A , candidate for luturalixation'
In the east was asked: "Who was!
the sixth vice-president and whera.
is he buried?" There probabi
was a aixth vjce-prvsic
M Wr r ~
L—oetre
{beD fi/a i t i J
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SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK
rsj
4% Intercat Paid oa Savings Accort*
Strength Service Progreap
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TYPEWRITERS
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W. A. Stubbs of Cnird, Ga„ who I I ___L,______
Mr. and Mr*.
H. C,!. Dubose. MwV
______
>\-g( h
pond
I hao been in the shoe business In Edward Higgins and M m . . S. M. iS«iiford
Bank rt Trust Cora pan*
1New York for some time recently Eaatcrby.
r.nam u/| motored
uiyiuiuu iu
v/rnuiuu Sa^;
oav
to Orlando
runr n s
accepted a position with Woodruff urday where they spent the day
4 Watson and will spend the winter pleasantly.
| in j Sanford.
• .
j >»v ; --------Mr, and Mrs. N. C. Decked nrtd
Mrs. Tl. G. Smith and Mrs. Theo daughter. . Mildred, and Elbort
dore Auhn o fOvlcdo spent Sat Cameron of Windermere spent n Hnkcrjr and Confectionin'
urday afternoon Jileasnntly In San- pleasant Sunday in Sanford tlfc;
d r e a d , c a k e s . PIES? r
I
______ — —‘
—^
d a il y .
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L, Walk
er, Sr.
MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor
Phone: Res. 425
|
Bridge Party Is Given
By Mrs. F. J. Gonzalez
May Wed Prince
nah, Ga.Jj
D e n tz e l. Stafford.
foman s o u tiu ,
Newman; 3:30
; hostess, Mrs.
ignolia Avenue;
hostess
venue; 3
L U N C H E O N A T ( L I II N O I S E
The ehainiKih of the
W e lfa re
hi purtment of On* Woman’ s Club
lulls special iith-iitii-li to luncheon
at the club house on W edim -luy nt
1:15 o'clock. All members ot the
department who expect to attend
this luncheon are re piested to noti
fy Miss M ii > M agi'l. Phone No
:>I2 J
The price " f the Incheon
I ihs been placed at the sum of :>5c.
Club; hostess,
srk Avenue; 3
lik Department
|ub House 3:30
rt, Mrs.- B. J.
W. Sneed, and
f of Mrs. JPowSthct;
Roy
bb Hoysit, 1:15
•
tj,Circle No. ft;
Wmli t
P ark
I
' "Iny T h u rs d a y nftem ocn nt the
Mrs. Tl. B. Lewis nn.l Mrs. D. 1Parent-T eachers Association m eet.
P. U nimimmd spent F r i d a / it. O r ‘ ing. It has been arranged to have
n story hour" fe t the children and
lando shopping.
Paul W hitehurst
i
}■
Instructor
in Violin
*
* 11 <
A,
Studio hours 9 a. m. to 5 pf> J
m, Saturdoys only.
. ~
Room 30G 1st Nat. Hank Hid v
1utl mothers lire urged to attend.
. . . ■ » . m B» n s n » » m «
—
Mrs. B. F. Whittier. Jr., Miss
I Sarlln I-ake. and Randall C!i‘i"<\
returned Sunday night from a tlelitrhtful motor tTip to Tnllnhur.'u'c
Iwhere they attended th,< Centen
nial Celebration.
SlMPl 1CITY BULLS T ill: MODF
S« I! t.ibtir treatment* are i.gain im
poriam it.i* k j v i i i.iul is tine ot thi
i»r«11i«—t 11ik i.s among the ta w otTci
ing *are t'm-c th. t a e v'.l orn.imeiiti d
T o t' 1. it in uii < ,*'<'i.ill> |<li'.<sing tie , Mr. nnd Mrs. L. 11. Dens l e f t 1
• Ign ii brie', d ir t i rf jv v ain wit I Motulnv m om ng for St. Peters- 1 Boy McNab left Monday for St.
c a th '.id -tilt aMn> I <sl to .1 h tni f,t t b urg, where they expect to m ake j Pi'lorshurg w here he e x p e r ts to
ting l ,s'i i 1hr : ’,-i m > a*e long am i 'h e i r tutiire home. Mr. and Mrs. inside in the f u tu r e having ac
btlo v l* <!il>* . vu.Klt 11.0 tl.ldlii Deas spent the past week in Snu- 1cepted n position w ith a S*. P e te r s
f< rd. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. b u rg banking house.
pud. l'. jl f raughi i'.lo !• iftnv: \»ti«t
llilllik. Nuf.iiJIii ;t., t ■•11:tls-s t y.i'.l. It. It. Dens.
i............ •
Uilliuilos eitjot d u m otor ley, -.. V„ 1DU.
1 1 ip to Oviedo nnd
•rt j'linday.
I 1 .* i'" "* ' " *
1
The F ourth g rad e of the South
n r t o f Orlando sp e n t th e week end
, Side P rim ary School will give n
in Sanford the g u e sts of friends.
.lul'it M.'Nuinnru of Dnytonn
Deni It. was the week etui gu ests o f
friends in Siinfotil.
lie wns acct nipnuietl home by Mrs. McNamitra who spoilt the past week in
Suliford the guest of Mrs. Reginald
Ilelly .
ter who h ave been snemlitiw sometime in Rowland, N. C,. are ex*cctcd It* return to Sunford the
latter part of this ,ve**k.
----Miss Katherin e T .’ lgti.* of Or'undo was the n ltrm tiv o goe-t of
h - and M rr. W T. latngley f.>v
Mum if Moses left F rid a y for the week end.
New York where he w as called mi
.
u.'i oii* t of this sudden tlen'h of his
Nut'onnl Etlitcntie'i Week Slomother. M i «. A. II. Most**.
'g n u : “ Yiait the « •litml«.”
ctrriu.tr Hoi.in e o! ■- M
1 ov.ll h.i;* d ms 1. i t l.io.l
ve ■us c i. j ; b. >1 Itao.l v
it. I s s Tetl in tin- vioid !>
’ll b.i i. i mis I on t i e lot
: sb tes
Medium i it
Mrs. W. II. Will. m i:, i l r i P. ’ j ‘j tlt iitrh nultit.d.
< (illu rt, Miss Nell Willitmi.t. m i'll ] l i t Mis lei ‘ I'tilori.;!
isley; hostesses,
* *'
W. W. Antlerr.on and JrN Stew-
W hite and lavehdar cbnfsft
mums placed in hantlsoprS*^
baskets gave the living m ain 1
the gam e was played n festlv
m osphrre.
A t the conclusion
i
..... of th e ••*»'■
•.
ra tin g bridge gam e it was fofinu
■th a t Mrs. J a m e s Uidgc held nigh
score and she was accordingly p re | seated w ith a handsom e p o tte d
I tern.
Mrs. P. A. Mero received
the cut prize, a d ainty vunity.
J At n Into hour in the a fte rn o o n
the c h a rm in g hostess servud a de[ licious sa la d course w ith s a n d
wiches and hot ehoeidale.
K i f t Sr. j.,
M irs Mnrllou Brown o f P n la tk a
Watt the a ttr a d tiv e gilest, of M b s
Munroe D. H utton left Monday
E d n a C h itte n d e n .for the week end. for n .sh o rt business trip to Savnn--
U’rs, Mrs. Ix-o. Rockwell, wh
Ciigtiy moved to Sanford and
,arv Society Soi. t . I’. H agan,
hostesses Mrs.
lams and Mrs.
»4
.,
Ur I . i *t to ?■ ! y " ,i s . Pi l. I
! ‘ I O' I M.sltf:
l*re . • .
Smjji’r Scwlnjf Machines
Trrm« ( m Nutt
w . i i . M cF a r l a n d
S K M IN O L K F lIR N .C O .
I'ltssr ISD .n. .113 Kits I 1st St,
E Dirkor.
te,.. i-tuwho^n;
L Thrasher nt
j, 1*. Woodruff,
n <ngineers ni • making
i a railroad J.OOU tilth • long
the .‘ iibai.i dest'it.
Club; hostess
Are You
Economical?
Park Avenue;
try
I'arenl
Mi’ ll t i n - U n l i t n l
l t «- n i i m n ( T il'D
School build
Iti built fttrniforp
I.ooks Like I rt A
*n< ttrrin >’« ;i t«» I cm.
I tOO,
Ittrnlnaci
7 -*CUI.HIitltl,
Reasonable Price
ALL-STAR SPIXIAI. CAST IN
iter W S. f). 1 he I!* yr.M nM l *u111 •; c f Soafiold i> In
I. Watson, j of her f a t l e r , the late E a rl of S ea fii Id Ii
n( o f Roumania is favorab ly iliilined |tuvi at ■
I r ia g e o f the you ng r oititess and her ,,,•
«C!i Chapter N.
told tle'ii regu*t the home
I’rtJoti, Weliikn
A There will
known
D ecem ber
11th.
I'1.! I
USlil) F liR N rrililE CO
WolitUa Ituilding
lliingr* ?
Is New
bad O f College Men
The lo v i I v birthilav t*art\ give't
j by Mrs. Moigntt fo r Mt*> lto «
j Brogdon, pinveii one o f the nm-i
, en joyable events of
last
week. ,
I Mrs. Morga n entertained Friiiit)
e v en in g at lit r home in the ('ale
j mm rt incuts on West First Street
A f t e r the various gam es
had
i»rt> he! I ,il the
jrdnv id'erin.tm bet'tt pliivtd anil daiu ing mi jot i d
trhtmlb Thei e until n Into hour, leninting re
hlldten ;i.i!>ent( fresh m en ts eo n sisiia g of i t f mi-.im
J and cuke were served.
&f ad'ilt
The guest
in, luded
Mr
uni!
»' ptettl \ tie,' ■
thrysant hem urns. Mrs. E. W. Itunon. Mi, ami Mt„,
irr. (I, ■ ,tv tt,,. P e rr y Wade. Mr and Mrs With
■ eririgton, th- Mis-t— (tladv
lodi
I inson Matgtiet lie Biitner; A ta hie
Brookins. A n due
• ab . * ‘Iu >..ii* J
j llim liff and others
pus .viie , w as
The lad) es of t he I hoiie . hill i II
ft ii iuiie : r'.t>to,
tl Vi t V . iff. 11Vl.-- will hold t l u ir annual bazaar at
i»in
, • t*i hook the Woman's Chib on llt u i'd a v ,
'.g a. il
Save by Buying from
C A N D Y
M issBrotfdonllonored' f n ~r-r J
B y M v s. M o r K a n ** ^
•- .ft oi.i ham - am!
A New Water
a it h hot t let! t i n , ' Ia l ,
Waters’ Candy Kitchen
^
^
A Utitlctl Arlisl P nnlm lioi
M ila n e T b e . i t t e
**r»»r \ mir llr n lI U’*
llv p n i up « ho 11111 t r I**«1 tills
H 1I1> I I lllb for a h'fill,
f‘*»r 'Hrrii Irr I'liutir SMI
M am m a D olls
Tue;
Spi't l:il. I.aiy H/.t‘ Q Q^)
Mamma Dully. Knelt
m
( h ild re n ’s S to ry B ooks EJ
All the tu’w Shut limbs, Drawing f.-.i
Hit'I t ami Faint
;1
Sets. L'jt tn
A tfv
Rlj
W
dr> Key served ;
ittsl that .-i ntany i
ite so well done '
It fat the judge.s j
• r t f several at - J
Midtriable talent, |
ifuts wei e giv en 1
» two Ittsl iin-'l
Daily Fashion Hint
A L L L I N E N L U N C H E O N SE T 'S
vt)S<
r two [utzev,
urn' Ly
Mrs.
1 M is Brown,
t two posters
°( tspial liter-
' Wete given.
he v.l"tet if u l
J T T T V
r n n
,rl Adams, fo r
'r I.ihenj .
l)l{A PEl{Y -25 PIECES 30 INCH CRETONNES
:i;Vpit*iv, ,‘{(>-inch Q-ctoncs.
hdwin Shinholscr
wok
tl>' *•(, Ktiiron ft,j-
25c
B»'thu t 1 ,ney for
YARD
for
•“i ' j \Yheeler lo r
■»>oK, were ow ard-
SMART AND SIMPLE MODES
In <t> prizes: ‘‘Pt/1-
Nothing i> more foahioualdc just
>w than black ctfipHt satin and tltc
x k itctiirt-d here v. onId ^ fuitit u J
Inaiige B'ossomi,
p te .'
Small and lai’Rc figures.
Exti a heavy quality fur
lr (irail -s
**f UlJcN
iw’1' ^niiih
"Fllgritn’i
* In W onderland,'’
rClean •Petet” and
I (iruhb)Tca,” uud
I Talc*.
KUi-siug titles t f
Silo Tdmllnaon rv-
rl^ smart rarrird otutJnthr material, J
ic* th e trCix- wtiit LmS itself stp
accfiijly t h e f l a i r fi r tucks. I
it* gathered skirt ia atfathvd to th e;
w r'c d g i ji( the sct»i tilted LjJk*. I
**
tandy, pre tented
Stf- The children
jo the roof garden,
ar.d w aters w ere
Graduates C an E a r n
More In N ew
,•
Occupation
/
'
When the graduatin
1C2G take the roll of
find out what each in
when he leaves coilegc,
•*—
will Kn ^min/l
Ladies’ Hose
I’hconix nil silk ho:,r*.
All colors
.... V -l
W i d e , 1’ n t e n t B j H h
ISttch ...............
BOY’S ALL WOOL SWEATERS
Slipovers and Coat Sweaters
$3.50 to$5.0 0
o isstste 1 in ct»rtogrunt were Mrs.
, Whitner,
Miss
itVen, Mrs. Chnpumd Philipz, Miss
and Mr*. Dsren:.
lies to thank these
co-opcrated
so
,hortVo
■
autcrial.
First Model: Pictorial Review Dress
■•-rj t - • No.
22M. Sizes, 14 to 2U years. Price,
15c. •
«
itK
”l
#
thu
we«tll° his fa m ily. }je
Second Model:
Child’s Bloomer
2
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n
S Silver Lake Siirinj{g Co. g
l ’. i/:iiir
acted tie parts o w n s tit
p. m I ‘bnden mj alter ,
vet) <1 ei.it: bly.
scrvctl fm m ti to H
fit), Mir Henry I
diort i idlest In
Peter Brooks, o f Grand Rap'd-,
manner, and an - | Mich., lius subl a silver ilidl.u mndt'
ft uf th, winners j in 1K0 4 , to a New Y o lk tollrrl u.
etl. Mis. Wight, fo r $ 3,t)t>0 .
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;
M IL L E R ’S
Mrs. F. J. Gonzalez ontortalneJ
Friduy afternoon a t bnr hqnie on
P a lm e tto Avenue w ith t h r e e tab’"'
of <fridge tCemplimenting her r\augh
•jan Missionary
terian Church:
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5rtti±^
FOR
. . .A.
Clubsh /
Anxious To Secure
S t Louis Twirler
ll Hi#h School Victor in
. O n test Slowed by Consider
able WrmtgllnR Between
* Players, a n d
Officials
, Two Touchdowns and
Safety A r e Scored
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 17. — Urban
Shocker, generally considered the
smartest pitcher in tho American
league, is aald to be on the market.
Report has it that the St. Louis
Drowns would listen to any trade
talk that would give the club any
thing like a fifty-fifty break.
Shocker, it will he remembered,
did not sign with the Drowns until
just beforo the opening of the hcoroii.
He had naked Judge Landis
to declare him a fre e a g e n t, be
cause lie had been heavily fined for
insisting on ta k in g his wife on an
e a s te r n tr ip of th e club.
No doubt Shocker did not hnvo
his h e a r t in his w ork Inst y e a r
because of th is trouble. Tho se a
son’s record would m ake it seem
th a t way.
Shocker, it is said, would like to
FACE MINNESOTA
IN FEATURE GAME
Weak Spots
Seen In Senator’s
Line-Up This Year
N E W YORK, ‘ Nov. 17.— A l
though the 1924 season ha s been
ir-—
Commodores to Play Only over only a few weeks, tho c h a m
Intersection!!) Clash Next pions and pe n n a n t c o n te n d e rs in,
league a re a l r e a d y g iv in g
Saturday. Aftglnst Slong each
thought to n ext season.
■< j
“Gopher” Football Warriors It is n p p a r e n t , t h a t even the
pennant Wlnncps jti<both loafcrues
A T L A N T A , Nov. 17.— W ith the must do considerable
tier
bolstering if
footbnll season rapidly n e a rin g n they are to again carry , off the
close, nnd only two big d a y s r e honors.
m a ining on th e schedule, n ext S a t
Washington*!*
- an
pitching staff is a
u rd a y will find n n u m b e r o f the
si ic
major institution* of the country <l«e»l»on.
Walter Johnson may not
H your
Sfe
CSi*
CHICAGO, Nov. 17.— (Dy the
A. P.)—Tho vengeance of the Pour
Horsemen of Noll* Dame over
Nebraska, and the unexpected rise
jL
Hit
of the Northern Lights of Minnes
Grid Warriors of Red and ota
over Illinois were the greatest
Black Trounce Plainsmen events of yesterday’s Midwestern
Saturday and Run String football.
The 510 to 7 victory of Minnes
O f Victories Up to Five
ota reverted to its early season
ATLANTA,,Ga„ Nov. 17. — Us form, when it wna considered as
ing the far from prostrate form of one of the several strongest^teams,
the Auburn Tiger as a stepping and accomplished this reversion on
a day when Illinois was just a lit
stone, a "
tle drawn from its battle with
slipped Into
f ^ _______
Chicait
c m conference wltb pono to
n W
__ s„ .power- Jwas. .. not
. a
him nay for the mnhient. The Athe
surprise
to
its
inside
followers,
In
nians with five victories nnd no
Lirlbergand
Graham,
defeat* tire just like Abe Ben Ah- Schutto,
dam until Thanksgiving at least. Minnesota has three of tho great
The leaders did not scale the est back* in the West, but they
h e ig h ts without n struggle. There Eoth were out with injuries when
was no »mllc on the face of the sovornl h»T games were played.
All season Coach Spaulding hns
T iger ns he forced the winners to
fight for the six points that decided developed nis eleven for a smash
tlie a nnual game In Columbus, a ing offensive and n mighty line.
men,, ------------hardenedslowly
city w here big scores a r e not tol- His
- - ----— —under,
attempted to perfect a defensive
to stop the charges of the Four
Horsemen—Crowley, Miller, Layden and Stuhldrehor.
The power of this year’s big ten
tonms from first to last! Is shown
by the fact that the final games
next Saturday can give the cham
pionship to any one of four, Chi
cago, Mi
Michigan, Illinois or Iowa.
Valued a t $32,500, a one-cent
B ritifh G uiana postage stamp is
sued in 1858, owned by a No* York
collector, i* th e ; only one of Its
kind In existence nnd tho most valc a b le 's Urn p in th6 w l d .
C
h*r» «F»llt of
head, poor
Bnd «* gene,,
11 “ *toi‘
Ths one reai]j.i
Iot
disonUr.1
#ch and
powerfully on tlUl
digestion, ]
feetores B
vim and r h *
®°ld by UrJkjJj
FVeshH|
fru itj
The Jar of subWay trains slightly
shakes the foundations of London
forty feet below the street surface.
Rea
bOYAbi
I* i
With a displacement of 2,HU tons
and length of 341 feet, the new U.
S. submarine V-l will be able to
cross the Atlantic and return with
out refueling.
thatl
re stin g up for the final T u rk e y day |,r! u,n,l
1 ,H ’?£** v likely
1
scram ble whicli
which officially
r i.m * 1,hc vetornn couthnaw*. Zachary
ring*
I and Mogridge, will go ns well next
down the c u rta in
lift
G eorgia Tech, for instance, will ' .Vctis.
crated and one touchdow n is re- this process until a g a in s t Illinois
Products
manufactured
by
Ohio
,
W
allace
Outstanding
HackD e troit’s w orry is in the infield
im
reninin idle, nr. will several oth e r
they accomplished one of the fofl*s BtBte pi.j8onora ,llst y o a r vcrQ B6,d
Folycro
garded ns game insurance.
field Star; Several Linefam ous elevens, though in m a n y in- 1•‘'h o r ts to p Rigncy is still h a ndic a p
common to old-time foMhsll. b u t fo r m £rB th a n , m|I1|on doUR] ^
8t» o«fl
Alabama's
brilliant
crimson,
aft
ped
because
of
n
had
bock.
Sec. . .
stances te a m s will nlny S a tu r d a y
> | men Perform Brilliantly.
er showing no signs of fa d in g In r a r e now adays, eleven ms*.i p la y
sanfordi
nnd ngnin T h u rsd a y by way of f i n- i
a problem for several u season In wbicn all th in g s are ing th e e n tire game.
r.
. ,. .
.
___ , New locomotives, p a s s e n g e r nnd
WALl pi
ishing up their gridiron activities, y ™ " - has only the v e te ra n F r a n k expected to come o u t in the w ash
G ra n g e a n d his te a m m ate* w ere j f r d i r h t r n r s contin|f n c a r , B njne
„ In n slow gam e m a rre d b y too
_____«Ui
The
big
gam
e
of
the
day
will
he
,
°
R'.urke
ns
a
candidate.
shows signH of blue in sp o ts today. ns g r e a t in de fe a t Or in victory. ,n j||jcn d o lla r s have been ordered
f . much bickering nmonK officials
Pitching m G eorge S islc r’s pro- F o rtu n a te ly for th e tide th a t e b b never q u ittin g until they were car- ,...
.........
n _ :i ___
f f i u M f o r too m any period* o f tim e off tackle bucks, and Peck placed Yale and H a rv a rd , q u ite n a tu ra lly
by the Southern
Railway.
the oval on S e a breeze’s five y a rd at New Haven— hut of equal, o r 1m«*m at St. Louis and M c G ra w ’* ed more th a n it flowed S a tu r d a y , ried out crippled.
. out for consultation of rule books, line,
taking it over on the next perhap* more interest, will bo the 111 - 7 w * »>rk. Im iilentally
th e I he heavy w e a th e r It cncounlered
Y°ur health
The su p e rb N otre Dame eleven,
S a n fo rd It lab downed th e SeaG rains of e ig h t d is tin c tly differ
s tr u g g le between V anderbilt and [ outfit Id of the G iants could be in sulTering n 17 to 0 de fe a t at riding rough shod over N ebrasku,
y.?t
s r - Ther, in
J breeze eleven 15 to 0 n t the m uni piny. Peek failed to kick goal.
ent colors w ere found on a f r e a k
Third Period
Minneapolis, ill the Commodores*; improved o < m .
ini. lljlll|s
____ „and
llu llajl
the
flying ..1
hands
fe e t ul
of the feels t h a t it has nt least shaken e a r of corn grow n by W. C. Sm all- s , ' r er l^ke Enl
5, ’ iclpal ball gro u n d s he re on S a t u r
S anford kicked olf, Seabreeze r e only collegiate interscctionnl ranIlrankKn, a veteran club, could J ('e n te r Colonel* hns no disfiguring off the jinx N e b ra sk a he'd over
day.
head comes into g e n e ra h use.
tu r n in g the hall 12 ynrds. Two flirt of the season.
|
s<>m,> young blood. G r e a t , marks a tta c h in g to tho conferi nee Coach R ockne’s w a rrio rs, who hnd
The v is ito r s showed more class tilay* made first down, and Cnnippiii
hitig
in
which
Vance
and
v,
„
„
record of th e r u n n e m -u p .
The been trounced twice in successive
Ami rig h t in ou r m idst O g le
in running signal* before the hell w ent olf tackle for seven.
thorpe university, wilicli has e n jo y - (irinu-s teutured, k ept Brooklyn in | K entuckians a r e not m em hers of year* by the Corn B uskers.
^r\ game than they did in the actual Wilcox
hucked m
th e line
vv. cox micKeu
•in- lfor
o r two, j j
n, llW(, suieessftil cam paign in the riiiining.
the S outhern conference.
| The im pressive 34 to (i victory
5 fray, and tho locals had no t r o u and Campbell went over K.r first
. . .history,
. . . ... will
w i„ fnce an old riv
W ashington nnd Lee, the third for N otre Dame y e ste rd a y has
its
grid
ble In gnlning through th r lino ond down.
undefeated eleven of th e 22 in I convinced Roekne’s a d m ir e r s th a t
)al in Mercer, from Macon. This is
nround end. a lthough th e ir own
S anford was nennlizcii five y.ir.ls
th<- big lin g , w as also playing o u t his g r e a t team, which crushed the
brand of football did not come up fo r offsides. T hree plays failn I lo [ the big dish for A th n t i n n s anil
side, going down in de fe
re a t to W ert A rm y, Princeton, G eorgia Tech and
to expectations and proved d isa p m ake llrvl down ami SiMlniM-ze rightly so, tor both the P e tre ls and ,
Virginia U nive rsity
to 0. The Wisconsin will go th ro u g h the senpointing by comparison w ith the kicked to S a n f o r d 's IK yard line, I Hears have disportisl nobly this i
Generals w ere downed 03 to 0 by ! won undefeated with a claim to the)
fight and drive th a t fe a tu re d the Byrd r e tu r n in g seven yards. Wall- j y ear and. elim inating C entre, they]
a p p e a r to be th e ra n k in g tennis of
the M ountaineers last season and 1P21 cham pionship of the notion. 1— I
game w ith New S m yrna.
ace went off tackle for six, a n d ' , r . , , ,
must he credited w ith an imprvs- ; The N o lle Dame machine, lieByrd made first down. Two l i b ' i
; •
Only twice did Seabreeze thren- .........
gam e wi
will be played at Spil- T h r e e O t h e r T e a m s H a v e B e - 1* ' " reduction of scores from one , sides c h a r g in g in its c u sto m a ry
. i..,.
r.............
..i- , ni'.l
..... oSanford
.... * .. i
I h:r. r.aitiv
netted
but
live
y
n
n
H£ ten to score, both th r e a ts uniountler field, the home <■< the Crackers.
L. _
year to a nother.
's t y l e , played as sensational a fo r - 1
,Iu g to n othing. In the first per- kicked to th e v isito r’* 40 yard line.
I o rn iid ilh ll
K ita ls,
Georgia and A labam a play .u a ward p a ssin g g a m e us ever s e e n '
Henning Plays
lod, Campbell, Seabreeze c a p ta in T hree tries failed to make first
F o r K :isU *rn G r i d H u n o r n ! c III e tha t will give th e Bull dog* 1ill the West.
In tric a te forw ard |
WORLD LEADERS FOR 30 YEAL
and q u a r te r , gained 32 y a rd s in down and S eabreeze I. k. ,1 to t h e 1 Fcosl Henning ba ttle s P a n s M
------ —
j the mythical title If, they win as nasses com pletely
stum ped
th e i
local’s
30
j
a
rd
line.
U.ilincc
niland
M
arines
In
a
gam
e
t
h
a
t
should
HAVE
THEM ALL SIZES. CASH 081
three successive o ff tackle plays,
M W YORK, Nov. C — W ith >hev would in th a t ev'xujt have six Corn B u sk e rs, who a p p a r e n tly had!
LY
PAYMENTS.
Arid the visitor* began a g ru e llin g viineed the oval 2H yards on th r e e prove in te re stin g on th e f o r m e r ' the end o| the IH2 I Knstern tootbail victories. A triu m p h foivAInbuma
o v e r <own field.
> march down th e field th n t was plays and Peck i.rob
i
O ther good gam es in th e s o u th - ] " " 11 “ 'dy ' vv" weeks olf. th e con- would give the C rim son 5 victoiies.
first
S> only ha lte d on S n n fo rd ’s 15 y a rd . r e n te r.
\Vallaee ni'o
for prem ier sectional honors W ashington and Lee has t w j m o re ! cast ns n tora-up atai developing
M
ississip
p
i'
'
,
!'
1
downs,
and
Peek
placed
the
hall
on
hind
a
re
Florida
and
7 lino, w h e re they were fitinnlized
line. Byrd ] A ggies at Montgomery, Ala.
and remain hi “open race." W here a conference gamer* to play, m eeting into ju st th a t. "H e c k " Wakefield]
/Ivo yards for being offsides. The Seabreeze's 30 yard
y* at ago the bat tit bad na rro w e d N o ttb Carolina S ta te in Raleigh end of tin* Vandy eleven, who has j
Sanford defense tig h te n e d follow- made live olf tackle, 1 » li'ii's N orth Carolina M a te against Wake
i,, iv.o outstunding elevens, T hanksgiving and Florida to Jack , been listed for th e lust two sen
failed
to
imik.*
first
down,
and
F
orest,
at
Raleigh.
v Ing th e ir opponents net buck and
b and t '<n nell, the .( r e tc h this mr.'ille, December fi. The Gener- sons as a protective all American
1ST & ELM
Peek
a
tte
m
p
te
d
In
drop
kick,
the
Aside
from
those
a
f
f
a
i
r
s
there
i
4
, S e a b re e z e w as forced to kick.
bull n a iio w ly m issing l be goal Untiling stiMtlieg on th e im nil tor y,;u limit five team s piifting fur '«!*’ record ha s n scoreless tie with player, kicked a field goal of 3H
Sanford's initial score came in posts. S eabreeze a tte m p te d
vvj.rd title claims.
V. P 1, inclurlisi.
| y a r d s to decide th e g a m e 3 to (I and |
to ] Sa tu rd a y in this sect mn
the first period when “ Red" Mar kick out of danger, but tumbled, j The afotetm*ntmned Yale Hut
\ iinderliilt and
Georgia Tech e ith e r team m ight have won at
S a tu n la y 's tosull* a dding furber took the oval on a beautiful and u n i tackled back ofth e g oal yard rl.eli will n a tu ra lly hold the th e r fuel to the blaze of upset- put mi a sensational stru g g le fore- I alm ost any stage,
reverse end ru n and raced 35 y a rd s line for a liufely.
intern t of ea ste rn fandom,
left llml bus rtmiked the mciimiu' k p a th
through th e e n tire S eabreeze te a m
i i.u, p i ' din id out stiihding fenT he q u a rte t coded with the ball oli.ci gamer, nt itviporfance a n , .
/o r th o marker. Peck kicked goal. in Seabreeze's |io-.ses-t e on lfi<' incuse and Colgate, Hurknell at d t o os in Die decisive victory of
The bccoiiiI touchdown runic in 311 yard line.
Kutgei r, and Lehigh nnd L a fa y e tte lob* o \e i 1*1 ifueliiti, Iditfting the
tho second period when Peck plac
F o u rth tjinirler
, (ju a u tin i M i i t / r s will have a i igt i s hopes of a "big th r e e "
ed the bnll w ithin scoring dlsCampbell made eight y a rd s on chuta < i>. prove iheir tru e r.ti (igt'i I'haotpieii-biji, while • tre n g th e n ln g
*
the Blip's cbdiu'i's. ami the score
^ " ta n c e by a sw eeping end run. ami an off tackle play, *i11■I 'k i l t e d end a gainst t ’uiticgie Tech, of I 'm
loss tie ii uggle bet Ween I’etmsyl
then took It ncroHs in two tries. for six. Two play.- laded, and a lung.
xanoi ;i’ I I i nu S ta te which toppled
Th« try for th o e x tr a point fniled. long pii- - uuv gr*iU'cb'il.
SenIllinois Face* T ough Foe
The w estern field finds the in i In* t/imk* r* from then lofty perch
N e a r the end of the third rpiart- breeze then kicked “o Snntoi l'< 2tl
er Peck a tte m p te d a drop kick y a rd line. Byrd i etui iiinit 12 yards, t <i I'l'tnmul w a r between .Miimc-etu u- tho only eleven m itber d c fc u lid
Sun fiu d « i i - penalized five ytuds an I Vainly as t b r fi-pt’.iie, but III not i ii d
from the 25 yard line, the bull
i '1 si'ii • H i. id of o.glit vii'tories
striking th e goal posts and n a r for oil side*. 1 wo fi>*'i faded to in<>n. end t lino S ta le a re iiim ing In
in u gam e **f eimsideiable of c tie a ini ti i di feat-, 'ti l l keeprowly m issing going through. Sea make l i i s l d e w n . and S ’liifoid kick y t i |
|
lir*ee*e a tte m p te d to kick out of yd to midfield Heiibi eev." wile pen- in iiiulau. ■, to -ay led tune of Mick I' i 1" tbi fiord in tin- title M mill
danger, but fumblod and was a 11zed five ye i ds for being oil - i itjivi crut loiru anit N ntre Daitm I le bill (lie lied nnd Bio® rvnv
i i hate the heights wnli lla risides, and kicked, llyrd running and N'i i t hwe dei n.
thrown for u sufely.
back tin punt M ie n yuiit!
I be
\ id. f I o Iit those, however, tiiete I' -dil rllld If d ig it* eaeil o|* which
Thu local* e n te re d the ga m e reutniiidcr of th e pern d n ’so liid is i er i l:tt le to get i i lied a nail
a 1' " ha- onlx iito I n to m a r it*
with an entirely d if f e r e n t line up
I In big i’ll ill O'll lit. held
llll.'ll 1
1 h i i t 'l .
W ill
• the ti '" i d .
than th a t of the previous week
I * ii*" 1el til «-111\ I i 1 ill , ii -ed
ids ha ving the b r-l nf ll 1 i t ' 1, -iit,i »u
I lie
I t l l y 'll 11 .|l
Meisch, who fo r m e r ly s ta r r e d • ’
i s i ,i m ..nti ii -inn lung 27 to
I lie I iin* I 'p
in, la>' l i m p
^
fullback, was shifted to centi r. anil San foul I !i>
II 11niiii | b n 'i i t "i itm i l ut t fie
Saalirei
1P 1
Byrd su b stitu te d
a t the signal tii ier
I'■ lo ground^.
I. F.
Hut I'h ix iiii
A bnnt 111t > win If INCH llli 1
position fo r Peek, who s ta r te d at Rus-s'll
H e ' 11ICU, 1' . !1»"Vc*1(1f I 41 I'M" *ib ' 'C i 'N i b 'l 't r
Val<‘
snia-hine I n imph over
1 T.
- half.
W allace, fo rm e r
tinkle,
I *t ii.' ■* ’ •n dispelled w i'u stunning
i i;.
j . illN'K'l Dutch !■
1 t V, ll ■ Wen 1. ■
held down the fullback position Mi i s b
I Im F '-ii l I’e " lldel tn s*. ha • e been lo if)il ■ud loo no s* the m yth "I insnu'ibd
In a m a n n e r th a t caused Poach M lilt field
d 11 ..t bud *Ul r ■•milled ' li« liv e r s
„. i U.M k e i
I d in s|n vei \ 11 t o i l t ve s In
Halt to figiiratively kick him self ; Hai in mi
(i.u e tiled m e t w-helming victory
Gilb'l 1< i f t i \ f i 11.i
/ u r rtut g iv in g it to him previous
m i l H.'i Mtol d t)o
Week hi l if
I- ul .in I
W d-on
ly. W a lla c e gained nuiiv grimmi H ji.l
■to B i f 'lo e s , fiit mm ■ pi 1 ill
( 11 III pin I
i not al
d i t c h * ll. c l n i ' f ' 11 t*o
■
!
t h a n a n y o th e r p layer on the field,
tea |
> till SCI \ I, I1, | >I IS. Ill | s ill.'.' Ill Oil ■ I11 ' ' olid 'll 'Wing II le* I I illy
and w as unquem ionalilv the imliv- [
( i ,(1,i i
i
u ; of we ; ball i i :>l oilild eon ' i d 'l l ond ' ipuhle , i••t. n ,ive
(dual u ta r of th e gam e. In his Dili In i
I’ll * '• 1111111i ' < ex l.lbll • I'l nnd
\\ it. .
;
" o i l all plane pa - <og< t o
lino p lu n g e s ami off tackle bucks Wallace
Will i'l 11• I it foxot Ite> ilex* S; | or
Wondl '■
in 11, i ne. the 11. p in t I n I) inn r
r
for lo n g y a rd a g e , he received cx
d o . to win ike “ big th re e " id le
Tech
Itet 1‘t'ct'
<1 ill
Cellcnt su p p o rt from bin team C l l l p l l e
•••I t ' o 'in mil s tra ig h t vent In de
lleadlim io *
Hi
mates, portictilary Hynl and Hai
f- i h i - o l d n u i n a g o i , l . o o Fold. lentil g 11 11x iir«|( w lo. b Wus Id.itik
Mcl.aobti
Lor, who rati in te rfe re n c e well and
*' ul t <o >>i ge S i 'b i would Its- ed . idol day b> Blown foi l lie
S c o r in g . Touchdowns, Peek, I
seldom failed to tnke their inun B a rb e r. I.
ti
to .i liadi timt would g n e *i'.ii'. (b iiii'i i. s third defeat of the eaout of the play.
II wind Fhinke. It is doubtful if son. C iiV m, lltirvnrd can ae<omSea
F irst Downs: S a n fo n l
Byrd proved a bendy q u a rte r, breeze II.
to would be interested ill any one | lo b within a week's tim e .“nine
and m arshalled Ida charge* in
else oil the Red Sox club.
t ranstoi mat ion of the suit
ilint
T im e of Q u a r te r s : 15 minutes.
mighty fine stylo. A m booh a* Ibis
k e vil :il ulhei A o u r icnn league ruibb i.l) lift 'd I’linceton to stqier
S u b stitu tio n -; Sanford King
fig h tin g little buck learns to get for G iles, Coleman for
Bui ber; ■bill* no doubt will tty to out-iiid b e o 'b 's Im a day, then* seems
off plays a quicker, the com lies Senht ee/.e: 3'ieliioui f o r lta ik e i. Boston ll Shookei |- placed oil the .srio.t i, to f,,r tin Crimson to check
believe tha t he will prove even G illette for Gillette.
lib . I llldog
min kot.
|p o re valuable a t q u a r t e r than lie
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Vraa at half.
,
Peck started again, ns usual, nnd
thrilled the Mpcclntors w ith his
long end runs. H«t was dire* tly
n sp o n sib ly
for
S a n f o rd 's' second
touchdown, and also did good d e
fensive work.
MOM’S P O P —
“A Thorn Anmn tlu* K oso."
f
A
Co.
t ^ r b e r r u n welt, and tinkled
fie rc e ly .until nil Injury p r e ie n te d
him fru a i co n tin u in g in the line
what smokers
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l DOM'T KbuA' l.Ocj 1 FVER
banquet qot
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Gar imowtki6
w ant?
ttEP Y uu MOT BL ' tOtAL V-OR
Dimmer
■ikii
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, C aptain Campbell w as Hie stun
irtg lig h t of the visitors, and w a s
a b ly tnippnrted by Woodcock at
/ a llb a r k , and Wilcox at liulf.
./
"Shorty” Hood, PH pound half
back and safely mun, showed tqi
Veil. This diniinitive hack tuck Iod hard, and more thuu once tire
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w n te d the local back* from rucing
certainly looks
like it, the w ay
. Brief sunilnuiie* of the qu a rte r*
follow;
F ir st (Juurter
S a n f o r d elected to defend the
w e st goal, and kicked off, the bull
_ over S e a b re e z e ’s goul line.
Three trie* failed to gain, und the
jejUiru (ticked to midfield, Byrd
'" tu rn in g e ig h t yard*.
Wulluvc
ifOnced th e b u l l , j o S eubreere's
y a r d line, and ‘■Red” B arber
lea book tfy? ,ova| op a reverse
■*Ttln and raced for the initial
, ,'Wii. Pack kicked goal,
tie visitors received and murched dawn the field to Hanford’s 15■ yard line, where they were pen
alized five yards for living offsides.
Three Arles failed to gain, and the
$ ball went over on downs.
Barber wan knocked ou* on the
next play, Colemaq substituting,
play* failed to gain and
Two play*
amt WallWa
ace sent beautiful punt to tho visItor’s 40-yard. line. The quarter
ended wUh the ball in Seabreeze’j
* poaaeaaion In midfield.
Second Period
Seabreeze failed tn gain on three
lay* ami kicked, Byrd returning
i
to
i ow n 40 yard line. Sanford
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MADAME ilA R ltlk l
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tvork of nil kinds. Rain
w ater
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See Dr. I singing at the Hnntist Church wiU '
J0B E> Socon‘, M r e e t’
specialty.
Old F irst National TO REACH m » prosperous farmYOU W ANT to buy or aell j N«We. <111 Myrtle Ave.
i vouch for the above.
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R E G IST R A T IO N N OTICE.
Hank ltuildiiig.
ptb a nj fern crnvypr, u f Volusia
a n y th in g ? " If so a dvertise in I
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! The City R egistration Books w»
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| r i'll RENT New five-room hun-________________________________ _ lx» open Monday. November *• 1"Z4
_____________DRUGS _ _ _
i'aily News, rnte 1c
g.ilow. nil modern conveniences,
per word, cash w i j s T V iitn iN r a —rinrKsburg. T h e j ph.tii,.
LA N EY ’S DRUG STORE — Prc with order,
FOR SALK R E A L E S T A T E
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Kxpuii«-ni. Tnnrnlns '
ecrlptlons,
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Five east front lota locntetl on
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P H IL IPS,
®r<] tt* n e a r you ns your phune. i *
MORNING JO U R N A L is the ’ <'fM, '"‘r *'ur>l. minimum lie .
I F l i r i l l i UTC
R iu l
R l I f T S Sanford
S
Avenue
in
Lane's
addition
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Registration
Officer.
Call 102.
accented
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accepted want nd medium in
Ench lot 5(5 feet wide. Two cor - 1 Nov. 1 to 15th.
Daytona
(Fla.)
One
cent
n
word
FLORIST
ners. This is one of the highest
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i points in the city ami an ideal h>- FOR S A F E — Fine gas range. $40.
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$1000 ('a>h will Imv one of the I
, cation for some builder who is
Call 2(102.
Flow ers for nil occasions.
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“Th® finest lots t.. be found in this city.
For Sale
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re n t allowed if paid in D<*cemb«r.
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Soldi I ' *•t«I•#* St 'll r Iif I 1*11 Mil A [.FR E D FO STER. Tax Collector
By E L L E N HOY, Deputy.
N| . » nl||||l|HHO|i • Apit m
. 44 (11 $
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Nov. 1 tu 30.
CUS1NESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
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N t i l In
( Realtor*)
HU N Park \ **
Phone 122
I'a llo rtrd -to -M ra a u re
Ft HIT S P E C IA L IS T
II. B. Lewis (o .
( Kcallur s)
M O T H - P R O O F SUITS
Chiropodist
or
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S. W. BRADFORD
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JUST A FEW
S P E (’ I A L S
Ask Mr. Connelly
W E L L
sc u te
19 24 |
H
Fl .a lu.g; Bliss Iri *Ktftlt RE N T A ttractive bedroom,
Also fresh slock
J. Phone 429
Clins.C om pany.1
pepper
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For Sale Well located and d.
M>Millie re * dentm) lot. I'u-n talks.
with bath and garage, llcnuti|( you have some ready money ami | fullv located, n '.e lv and cotnpletcI w„,ii u re,.) bargain ,.tidies* lt.,x ly furnished
Mrs. W. A. F itts.
inn care Til,' Sanford 11era bl.
I I Olid Union Ave,
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FOR RENT T wo two-room fur4
in d
tl*
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niHhed npar 1ments. adjuining I'uth.
U1! '. . i t * | li* l»e-1 8<i|ia |l ii
307 F. T hink
seed.
VG UP FATHER
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IS.1S 0.1
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By GEORGE McMANUS
v /MSTEOME 1 0
up
Kurd
O verland
H
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-A1' ’n&a
Apartments
For Rent
,1mid, S I . b a g
A. l \ C on n elly & S o n s
RUvl
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N eglecting u little wound, cut or
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alitasion of the flesh mav in nine 1 iv r ,
T*'P A I’AIN'T
I«1V |:,„ , 1 , ||i tl <-«8es nut of ten cause •;• g " ''
Pilling
r 1 J;* workmanIncmvciuence. Iml it
'fkltlhU- II s the one nrcure
in ten tha t cause~
- blood poisoning, lock jaw .,r u
— -----— j chronic fe s te rin g sure. The cheapI'Ur .
l' 1
*' e.- t. sa fe st and lu s t course is .u
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“ iiy , j j n f c*c-1 the wound with liquid
__ Borozmie ami apply the poroxonc
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( P o w d e r to Corn|itele the n.-uling |
II 'glit s e r - , Process.
Price (liquid) 30* . hue
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,
J- N ight mat $1.20. Powder 30e and Ok 105 'l. g n o l n . Av.
Phon. 18
J Sold bv Union Pharm acy.
V ; Ul ‘o ' o l ' / . O 'C L O C K * ^ * 4 1
ll'o i O r A A sO C ilE I D
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19 24
im .o o
, jn'jkSm
m »bo
time lh ,v will lie met eased.
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*y o V h n v e r J o G , spare and FOR R E N T Furnished bedroom
^
i m m l t ’ - A d i l ^ r P o r o f L ^ Box Me" intVrUtvd ,o. Ou- , . ..position
choice location. bOl Magnolia
impure nt The Herald office for Ave. Phone 88 .
.
more information.
53 1
FOR S A l.F Four live-room bun
galow.- lined tlitonglioiit. jti-l
.,f| paced highwav.
Ppice $Sllll I III; S A F E - Mto-eovy dm k eggs
i«.r hutching.
A llu. h. South
'•III h Go ulllck s.il»M U't bi*
1 -oou In be apprri'P'led, can give l ong u ood. Floi ld. 1FOR REN T - F ir s t floor npnrt‘ 1, - miA D<*wk liindoi \ i!bmerit, also two bedrooms. Mm.
I OR S A l.F ilinze piano. fir*t
million, . heap fo'r ...sh *' 'f... S" ’iVh - 2 ' 7 I’*•1111411.», cor.
K nit S M I
C ! 2 mil.
. f Fn
per Tit ird Sln-ct.
>a
to il ,10 0 . I I miles of Del apd. 8
mile- "I S.iiif-od. 20 aii>- o{/jr>o
FOR RE N T —One well located,
tn u k m x ' bind, a- in tiie ht.iUjw l',
downtown A partm ent. Furninb*f
for tcoik ,,g and 5 lino oK<)g, 1'i'U S A l.F - D m g M ore at in
.
o
,,e
Sub
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a
v
erage
better
than
e«l.
Price,
rensitnnble.
For
in5
l.itul. witti I pl.nv. ,1. with Inntdle and
burn, lot
I fine tiinhe, and 1wood, tin.-, ihousatol dollars per in..nth form ation Inquire at Herald Office.
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.ill fen. od with new wire I,noil 1 1 1 iltig, Realtor, Eustis, l.qke FOR R E N T I room npnrtm ent
Voting t i a ' c e tir e s , part • et out 1 on 1,1• I l».
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with bath, garage. $.'15 n m onth |' - S®
j.,id iocT >o|<H to b ,|t son*.1 bud
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Mm. Alexander
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F U R N 1 S H K D A PA R T M E N T S
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—
. * For Rent —Over The llaraldl o f - .
NI at 1 ,11 a l Mo- dale I' O . and
Bi.ow or Tru, h for Pla nte rs o f if ie e . Priced reasonable to re»pon>'/SB
Mon-.,
1 01 nn, k sal,- will in- NuW Grove* )*■ v.ium for tbu a sk -1 slide p u tty . 1 two-room a p u r tm a n t ' ,
l . b u l e a t l fain ng implements, one
Writ.
today.
Oeklawahn $25 monthly and one three room1 -fM
D "k
of ,|, t o r s and .link
m ' . m s e i u Inc.. Pedigreed
Citrus ja pa r t m ent $'td monthly.
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I „ke dern. Fla
FOR K EN T Furnished nnd
un, ". a 7.o
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PI'I.VTOKS —Selected 1 fu rnislied rooms
Mr*. Anni*
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i n G 'i r t e d ,,, Florida prole
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Rem h Ik. in through the
Sentinel
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to n .
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;
W H E K L F S S A W ELSH \ nh aHiring shop, gas, oil*.
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1 Tires and Tubes. "Service Dint
1 Makes Friends.'
Friends." Oak A v e . and
Third Street.
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_ FOR RENT— Furnished room and fJOT
they are offered will make it pos f o r S A L E — Kscnrole ;dnnls r e a d y ! 8 nrng^. U*e of_ kitchen if de- / 4
i sired. S anford H eights. Apply
sible fer anyone to make big prof- f(1|. rl,tling. Phone I..2 -W
Box 150, S anford Herald.
its oil lint investment.
Owners
\ iiy can |,uv Furniture and Hu eh
tnailr other invr<tmrn*H nn«l FUU S A L E —St uiw tierry plants. !
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poll plants [FOR RENT— Furnished bedroom^'
,
Zcmovenn | in choice residential section, 305
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t"lull
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offering
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Dick
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I Park Avenue.
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pin filr j( „ | it, | (. nt H ,
1« great reductton over the m a r k e t' Beardall Avenue.
, -tvs
value of the property.
But the
i FOR R E N T — Small house on 8th
Until 1
"t l.l 1 vv | *44 '!♦ ,. l i t i > 11 » » Iota must i,o sold a t once.
1*• <■I | ft% III**In ■1 *tfc. 1 t * Hi*
$25 down and $15 per m onth | s tr e e t.
All m odem
convert
November 15 the price will bi
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ll * i l( *• $5lHHI for Il,i> five lot* " Aft- r "thiit - i t l give you possc-ssion of a clu.icc je n c e s.
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Phone JJ8-W .
(l,
r u itA C L K Concrete I n , general *,
cement work, sidewalks, build- . \|.
ing lilocks.
irrigation
boxes. J. EL ••
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old f.i'icics
Chev.
"TirlHi
T o u rin g
T o u rin g
BETTER HOMES
CLUB
Lumber unit Itiuldtng Material
A U G C ST *
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On
N. I nuiel Si.
Phniic 555
c' i i s fil l! m iliu m . » iN' r »
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charge.
10c per line, minimum | j | j | j
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House of
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Service,. Quality
and Price.
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anil office outfitters. Phone .*1<* n<1
for a b , le *l,irfv ,,- mi ad
IEH iip;
1 11 ”1 Park A venue.
<uny brine you i c v r il ficdla es
N EW
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PRINTF'.RY.
Job I’h-.ne 14S and n representative
prin tin g nt reasonable p ruo. lip will call to see you
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Phone 4IU
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REAL E S T A T E
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reaches potent, I loo, »*s
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stiocintist
Subdivision lo <»r «n itidustrial and a g tic o ltu ra l sec
Directory
land,,.
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No |.d to., bi.ge 01
small f .. . ..iiip'ete .at*' 1..rd
lill'.l N 1nt li Sir. , I
4 .1• D r u e it
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Fiornla 1e.il e sta te advertise in
paint. 1 and
impel
the St Petersburg T'tnes. Due cent
----- | Phone 3511 Hi land., ram
l e n t a v.< rd dail>. two n u t s u word
K I P VIKING
IIN AMI M U M W o lth
Sunday*
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FOR SA L K —1924 model Dodge
touring c a r $800 .(10. S'x new
u r,.« JlI1(|
,w "
“teel blimpn l*-al bargain
Can be seen
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Park Avenue *
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t * I» jif m* nt
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Yowell-l)rcw Co.
" present day mnrkr* price for nt
on r^ ' lea-*. $15110. Aii opportunity for
I someone
Phone 14H.
sent
FLORIDA- i m t . A N M - Orlando
S. W. BRA D FO RD . Ed. V. Price
im r n " g Sentinel; largest class!
W T ailored Suits— $.12.50 nnd up. !'i" ’
•'i1'-' le n word, minr . Milntic
Util__ 'PLPheatre
.
inBldg.
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1--— 4!’4e
1' cash* with
*•' order.
Inium
■are « P S T Me
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Automobiles
Miscellaneous
For Sale
REAL-ESTATE
/If.1:
I■
STENOGRAPHER W ANTED —
We have some beautiful lake
Prvd R. Wilson, F irst National front lots on Lake Wildmora oneBank Bldg.
hMf mile from the Dixio Highway I FOR SALE;— One large roan mare.
in a nest of beautiful clear lakes, I Good worker, cheap for cash.
for sale.
1John Murphy, Paces Lane.
Lost and Found
We will build your home, land
scape your grove, and relieve you FOR SA L E —General E lectric mo
I
to r in good condition, 1 h. p„ 110
of trouble and worries incident to
or 220 volts, 0 cycle, price $50. In
II .n«nnk-—and Princess T heatre or in building up n place.
at Sanford Herald.
In the meantime, you can go quire __________________________
_
the Theatre.
Reward.
Finder
fishing. You can fish in any one SU1TS ANI) OVERCOATS—AH
please return to ltrratd Office.
of the dozen Inkrs, nnd if you don t
_ , __ ________ .________ . __ i
wool made to order, guaranteed j
know how to fish, we have eoveral
Houses For
Rent
to
fit. Any 2-piece suit $25. Full j
______ __________ 1experts who will be glad to show
suit
Scotch'
FOR RENT—Good house, also you. Mr. Scholficld who hns been
, or .overcoat
. . . . „nr P$29.50.
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■ Florida
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Seminole MarMe Co.
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NUMBER 194,
A S S O C IA T E D P R E S S J I S P A T C H E ?
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| ttbns, a n d w ithin a few month* been completed and wbrk will be
can lionet of having out gin on the sidewalls ami founda
B u sin ess
M en
most imptviing looking tions within the next few days.
P a. r t v. o f 7 : 1 W ill B e f l l c t a t . C o n f e r e n c e
its
5IO IIS
I n s te a d o f D ip lo m a ts W ill
c hurcher Tn th e c e n tra l section of
Almost phenomenal progress is
C l y d e I>t>ck a n d D r i v e n t o |
F lorida in a'ddition to n modern being made on the $25,00') stucco
M odel P l a n A f t e r T h a t o r
Local l e t t u c e F ie ld s n nd
hall and a ttr a c tiv e Masonic Episcopal church at Third Street
D aw es -R ep aratio n
l ’lp n
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O O i e r I‘o i n t s o f I n t e r e s t
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ami Park Avenue.
Several lnrgc residence* and
f*
•
Two weeks ago work just s t a r t
commodious b ungalow s are also ed on the foundations. At the pres
M s
being c o nstructed in various sec ent time the foundations ore conir
tions of the city, and several stores pleted nnd the side walls have t I r
have ju s t been completed, the. new en to a height of eight feet. Twelve
B u sin ess
H ouses
$15,000 brick home of the Ilouth large steel girders have been in G o v e r n o r - E l e c t
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se n tin g th e largest.
on hand, nnd \V. N. Keect, con
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C 'ltv ’s D i s t i n g u i s h e d G u e s t s
D espite the high w a te r which struction foreman for the MnrNEW YORK. Nov. 18 — A
m a te ria lly hindered
work, the ."hnll-Jnckr-on Company of li.d.aml,
"Dawes
plan" for Chinn, to he nrfoundations of the new city hall is confident that the building will
The secretary of the local C h a m ranged 'b y business men ra th e r
Oc
have been completed ami the side lie finished by J a n u a ry 15.
ber of Commerce nml A rth u r Yow- .- . diplomats at an inte r’ t.iioti- 1
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.f'Jtwalls raised to a height of three
The structure will be finished in cll, chairm an of the reception com- al conference soon to be called by J
A L B A N Y , N. Y „ Nov. 1 F .‘ J
feet. Steel girders and supports cream colonxl stucco with .Spanish niittec, hnvr worked t ut definite China herself, was reported in fi- ^
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h e w a v e o f x v in te r w h i c h J
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N o v . 18.— will be installed as soon a s tnc m a tile roofs, the 7t> font **j»iiv tu !>•? plnn^ for the jjovernors* visit
m octal ciri'-le* Tote yesterdny to I
s
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d
en ly
sw ept over N ew j #
f r i c u l t u r a l C o r n - terial cnir be procured, it w as a n .Minim toted by a large concrete schedule for tomorrow.
■Ic taking tentative shnpe.
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Sunday
n ig h t
,
cros.-.
nounced.
According
to
announcement*
to d a y t h e d o o m
American Imslness interests op
Many . nail bungalows are r a p made today, approxim ately 18 or
J u s t next door to the city hall,
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20 automobiles will meet the g u b e r
yes te d n n d u n h a rv o .ttc d crop«,
Illed f o r c o n n u I - 000 brick ami stucco Masonic T em height* and in the western section natorial pa rty of 73 at the Clyde while have suggested to the stnte
department
that
at
such
a
parley
a c c o r d i n g t o r e p o r t s . . . F a r m * jple on a 44 by 121 foot lot, pro- of the town.
1 deck* at 10:30 o’clock tomorrow Ihi- country favor tlie* funding of
e r s r e p b r U d , g e n e r a l l y t h a t !*,L?
morning, and will tuke the city * old Chinese obligations instead of
■or. c h i e f o f b u v ; f
p ro d u ce c u a to m n rily lo ft in
distinguished
visitor*
on
a
m
otor
ei d m -ing new loans. It also was
l u ltu r n l e c o n o m tour to local points of interest, in I. lined that Chinese rep*e*enUf i e l d s o r R t w o d o u t d o o r ^ un*» '.J ,
J a n d it in u n d e r - .
haling the Celery City's f ‘«iesi i. ,. already have been sounded
til Thanksgiving, hns hren r u in e d .'
I S e c re ta ry G o r e
producing sections.
a • the acceptability n* possible
Indications a re
Tw o Death* in Iloaton
Each car will in- given n number deVgui ec
Dr. J. W. .leaks, th e
BOSTON, Nov. 18. — A w in try
kisjion. a f te r gotupon it* arrival at the do. k, and e 'lomisl of Columbia university,
mnj take a rc'h e members of the pa rly assigned i-cti lio n y M. Uobinsoti of San
blast w ith high wind nnd alm o st
rero te m p e ra tu re in pnrts of Now
to each particular cur will be con- Fiiiociseo, a member of the Dawev
miucsted is be*
stationed at (Minnu* mil.
England, brought two deaths, dis
dueled to it by gold
I
tress to ship* from Maine to Capo
line memix-rs of the
the g a ng plank.
It, * ,-latioii of the new levelopuprising leaders in
Knelt driver will be given a copy men's has route with r-ceipt o f ' This is a ii m arkable airpla ne view of the $5,000,000 Jersey City (N. J.) Cod and tlelny to trains. T hrea .
By E x p lo sio n
to B rin g A bout a F ire S ta r te d
J every agricultural E f f o r t s
of the route to be observed, and re, cci adviees from I’rk iu e w hich fire, at its hcijrht. Mb it thrm 1
frinulirn w rrp
it t* barge* hound f»r Rockland, Me.,
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T r a d e A g re e m e n t B etw een
luntrv. vailed a t the
a scout car from the Cham ber of nidi ate that Dr. C. T. W a n /, the octimn(id. vwfien a doTi-n telii-mi nl Inm es wen* destroyed. I bree large lire ndrift.
a g e in N e w J e r s e y T o w n ; Commerce will preiedc the entire ocv. foreign minister of
efore entering rxG e rm a n y And F ra n c e A re
China. fin toi n - al o Ml I c I ,l7l-ll. F ncincn fiom J e rse y City. Holmken and
NEW YORK. Nov. 18 —l-ravln
M-val l*oiir« before the i mi lugt ntion
L a r u e H o t e l R a z e d By F i r e pa 1 1 y
lhi- de p a rtm e n t
lit
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l pi M,.,Mi - to invite the various for- Nev Vink f light tin I!.mu f.a
C om p licated
in
it* path a m ounting toll of dea
were
welcompoxvci's
interest«-d
in
Ch
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1
land
Following a drive of npnroxl- 1
filially wa< bn ui'.lit uinli i coiitiol
and disaster, the gn-nt gain which
'It ii.l -unh a parley at IVking
B E R L IN . Nov. IS Germany s ' CHICAGO. Nov. IS. - - Jesse mutely an hour and a halt, the t
for 18 hours kept the A tlantic
The meeting would l>*- t
addressed the tra d e tre a ty negotiations with Nev. ton. one of the "-i\ confessed ju iV• m ills' party will be tuken to -•
Seaboard in the icy grip, nppearkl his re m a rk s France have reached a crisis which Knndmit mail robber-, Monday, told t lit- Om iigr i auiity linr, where 111 ** ,i - • way* and means to b ring
I oil today to have swept out to aca.
*bli<
It is u n is enormously complicated by the fiom the w itne-s stand the story thiA'f i*xiH'iil i vi*** <iit a) i h«*ir wivea Cliina out ,,f lo-r present financial
Then are known dead und m any
and "bad. into credit
-, that he made no action ol Reparation Agent Gilbert of hi- part m the $2,000,000 Fold ami
util tinn^fiT to a-hih .1 ■
' missing, huge property lo*» to
instead placing in addressing the G erm an finance up.
• uj’pliAMl I»y th f (hliindo i h:tinl»A*i
11- "Dawes plan" aspect, as
slopping nnd wholesale da m a ge
, , to cc. is conditional unon what
tire I\ 111* to the minister on the subject 01f h
reim
-m»- | Brent (lla-seoek, another of t lit* <if i '••ninii n •
ashore is toll of thi* section t o d a y .
(xamination and horsing G erm an e x p o rte r- foi the eolife-.-ed men. ilirecteit t lie opecu
. oi.it iv« s Ctiina in v -- tt'"
Viw .n urge all tlnver* «»f
Mi.
while life saving agencies mobli*
and .it the sam e money which Knglaml ami l ‘«ant »• lions of the bandit band. Newt ii 1 a 1 1•1* III* 11*411 in ;ht- moturcudi* to \ , ., i. governm ents to sen I It
l t d n search of sen* for misalng
i u s i i u ' ii ,
uurame th a t t hi collect and whieh Italy, Belgium -aid. ami Ja m e s M urray and Will ‘ •1 Ml • hr « l> tic tin' k ptnlllptly at >k , i, i . | ... generally
c r a f t and men who the wind a b a t
ts limited in and o th e r nations |irop*>se to col jam .1 Fnhv, former postal in-rpec- B) I r. •»*» Ie•» k in tlic inoiiriiig, a* f i n . , , i l but Dr W ang will n - iM
ed.
» 'F
the commission lect under the recovery in i pro lor. -upplieil llifol uiatioli eolleei n Ill,- Imm ! ib *1'lit’iliiIt-tl tu a rriv e at ' *In oi-.ss iii,-n '* I lie mini ter f <■!
H e r a l d ( t i n t i ' s l a n i - B e d n i i l i l f One of Six Confessed R ob
inj; iiiox enit-ids of the mails. Mm
Forecnitor*
predicted
m ilder
^
tli:it t> invoke ofTi, ini inlet f
lime- the co-op- vided for in the Dawes plan.
il1 .Ml 1 » l«»r J.
b e r s In Rondoul Raid I» tem perature* with po*»lblo rain or^
a*
Met'mu'*
F i r . i r K in F i n a l W i c k «»l
eo,, v. -,iiId be liter,-lv 1<> ,
.
loveriiinent d e p a rtS ita e S a tu rd a y , G erm any diplo la-'. Kuliy and W alter
•
t
la*
\v
1
1
.
t!
Hist
Mb
t
!i)IH
(‘tin*
1
hi
now are .in t n n l foi eomplieity in
1, lie 1 . \ jM-l I,-life li ke t h e tun* 1
Dittoed nit Stand.; Snya snow in adjacent dkitricta. Tho
S a l e s C o n l r s l ; Mis-. \ er.sa
macy and business have »een nve
alu u in- nut, in -lob- 11 11 • through ei 1 u-tom - t rent v
Thi *
in di-i u - 'in g the joyed, believing
Fahv Aided in T he W ork tlierm om ater wak down to twenty, m
tha t
Gilbert * the inbl-eiy
VviiiMicccii
tie
iis
lU.iiOB
\
t
ile
s
it-. well- given out by the ittt* t Iur* bi'i*ii imn ibnnd evt 1 —me
Newton suid M urray wn* the
in Now ""York a t noon. T r a jlc
tutioii a-* it sta n d s statem ent which, according to him.
1 ' OI. H \ ot tin- !o< m I bodv":
i*. iidi-ptiou ai the tlisnrmamt ,1
ptisst t" have fol- asserted tlial the re p a ra tio n - a g e n t fiist to, suggest
.
.. ‘'some gnott jttbW \K N K R S . N. J . Nov. IB— tale* hnvo bectm to d rif t into o e f • , .
n
\\\v
fai»l
|*nA
't*
m *1 Saliir
it
-idn
1 .11 7i si inbb at to o'clock, enst CMiiferenct* for failure of all tin
ll tie- subject as hud jurisdiction to collect full *;•"««<» '
f,lnn< w- n
kbc jumped i »aIa» Hu* I»*uaI I ne stinting nftei an explnaion cliamwUi»-‘ A “,*iimf» a k lp p a r^ d iW *
ni. of I'ulim ttn Avvin'e. fating p^w,*r- to a g re e — specifically, lie iitt) u h« 11«*r«il«!Mlli«rri|»tiun tami- ■•ii a barge of tin* I .umber l T ra n s- of extioaurc nt tho end rope haul
in a iniblic ad- unrounta ami control all monies un- '-xid to i n t e r n p t a $ loojton cm
Indianapolis. I 'tv de Line Dim k. Each car will i-’iu-e of the n-fu-al of France to ; 111 Tile
efore the usaocia- der the Dawes, plan m eant a n * t - 1 ^ n o - shipm ent
\ , 1 so \\ •iiHh-uek Muam pi,, 11111,-11 < oiiipanv dockisl on S t a Ing him from w a te r to nafety a Ie I. 'll
act
a n d 'Tills fell through, however. -»-hen I- di -igui.ted w ith a nnmhci whicb I,,- -<iin- a wirnatol v
iMuird a revenue eutter.
'
f
ant college*,
tack upon the recovery
Vbmihiv led I lie field of ■.mlestniit- le r I bunt Smmd In-re last nigld.
wM cm ie- lioiid w til li-t Ml till to I
A wealthy man dor.cd in hie
Tin- - ta le depart merit
pint-*- vvt.. 1
evident.” snirl a fort'caM imminent w ithdraw al m the I,and learned tha t it- info
. d the death of at least two
iiw
,n
the
1 Mm
ld.oim
1
Kilby, 1 , r,.to D i n , -I* a 'e ri-nuested t - liiint*- to light that ten of the
Si Intel ill the day such laws by England and F r a m e niiition wn- erronpon•Old l*1 liny t.i probably a dnr- a uto mul died there. A poor m an
, ,,,i In til, Uiilki I till n voteb ulling Amerit an corpm atim i* op tt
|ltmal d e p a rtm e n t Monday, however, officialdom and Ni-vtuii a.'»erted was the p i * m k- |i di t .1 in 1 ol JO feel
Tlu- barge and steam froze to death In a tenem ent while
o.i
-,
I
or
0
1
111 Hi* Mual
vvhieh it was taking oil Ids son was loo king for w ork.
Route Will In m- follow.-: South , rating in r'lnna about six months "1 I «|»l l«»lipent- of the m m - Iris business became m ighty blue wli-i told tin-to the money w as 1 ••
P
l
i
and
I'.ilun-I to Aveuile to I 11 st S t u d n’o formed a protective 11-sociil*t tin ioe-ident hud her arise Gil'u-it i-sucd another pa-- thioiigh Danville, III
ar go f i-M-olim- were destroyed. Scores of fishermen and rum r u n
Tiitnm»? in 5rHU « il | | IlflMt I ip
Indianapolis.
n e l ' 1 a 11 **lit. in the gules, abandonlulcli;c of the ngri
tIn1in 1* vvi-l on First Stivet to 1 10 I1 fm Die |tilr|tosi- of -aft'guard- t irlik MD s \N A
statem ent saying bis letter does not
\
hu
!
;i
.
inT
he
I■I. uni ocelli red shortly 1ed their craft* and were rescued
Got Line on Shipments
I*.>1 k Avenue, -until on i’rilk Av, 1 otr then activities aero-- tin- I' m I .it I ;*M< mar eui ha 1hi* ol lit ! 1 »H aftci '•
|nti ai"I vwi- sincere not --------still
attack tile recovery act. l ead
,•■
1
nml
tinfire
the witne-s declared.
m
. 1tii The Aniinieiill m nteim l en-d
The by i-niot guard*.
that. 'Oinething lin g s|M>kesmen of German ofln nil lav1 h,'li.
It.-1II 1\ lit K "u
II-* 1*1
1**
Mi \ .'ll i;i Mupp
e a th e ie d inlorimitlon coiicem ,.o- in l e u ’ ll S i n d , thence cu t ,11•| — conimittee of tin- ' buie-e t 1 M- t
I t.i t.| log about llet
di-m and industiy rleclnte it will b, me llo -lupin,-lit - of c u l l , -lay ov.-i t.i Mi-gnolia -.-iitli on Magnolia '■
,l\ lta|tcil from the
•--il.
1 l.i'iii
ll
highI*
Dae Death In Ohio
| in ;>i i n lit lit e olid impossible for G e iin a m to <l" bu-i the < lucapo, Milwaukee and v l --,'i ,od .'-1 1 ■t
ic l
on So I oil.I gi.v -i nntenl i- the idfieial title
hltig. ' . Ii- . li-itni-hi P ,iti.l 11lu-n
A- Die end of fl.. cunt I
FOI.DMMDS. O.. N ov. 18. —Ono
Tbi* rii-d itm -' coinmittec, it 1I" - se e n agriclll- ness when Gilbert tall- t" term l aul railroad and 11 Hew ptlil wn- t h r o u g h I ' n i o i i X v i n i i i - t o M,
t
..
.........|.-.
1
.
1
lllll'dli.'
•»
r
•
1
1
>
•
til,
tenth from the unseasonably cold
li-tu ireti, m the pn-t ten dny- sen' IV Mpplol At lll'A, i
\ v cli ti c. M cl loll v 111* Av,
• ie •
burse exporter and when F ueigt I:, id to liold up oiie of ’ In* moie v i l l ,
•;iiirn l '
Hi. •>!•u p, 1 -nit t-n tin- lurry - at vvi-iitlii-i which swept the Dhio Val
1 c o n i i i i u m c a t i mi t o S i - e n - t i i i y o f I lie I, lot I I *» IM t tl« *.11
per
■
H
O
a
-t
!••
«
.
•\ pei ted to nations continue to <"ll<1t
1 v \ Vrlllll
hc.iti d. Mini t In- mil - it Ion .41 • 1 1111I 1 im- i-I till- t-»iil.i'iiui wn* it- llll , ley yesterday, bringing the first
l.c i.d v laden Halil*
Newton and
State HugheI In- h - l l c i 1 v p n - « i m's st ml
V 1 in -out Ii oil ( niiii-lon \ - i d tin- i i n n n i u o 11- c p i n i m i t Ini* n ' ' I In l.i-l It w day - will - ii .1 k'la ml 1 all . l-'t 1-1 \lt \ t-i * tif New ^ Oi k . -now of the senfon was re potted
, cut on t ,.-r man unpoi t |,i 1.1 ,,thei -. I
U illie and W . 11• A v i-ntu we I
lid aa*
a (4 It** \t 11 D>1 -1>,t 11 ut l>
1 1,
- the M*
IdliW ll to thoic I mill y. The body of an u n i
vv)
( liming ui the nuilrib- "f trad and t.la-'> >„ k and lb 1 In it II b
neri-ji-s- 10 < I rmi —e 1 u - l o m - - l i m i l d 1 .i-h no mig thosi
to I’. cni'bill A
. orporation
, I, 11 ,, e In win t hi Bun I.
ncgotinl ion- w it b sev r-n 1 »t >,,n
day all of w limit have plead I 1
I’ll-.
*
dentified mail wn- found buried lit
inf
o
i
t
h
e
|
i
t
n|
i
oi
"
f
t
a
k
i
n
g
n
o
B. y roa 11 Avcnto t.
bill, bi n
t ll
lull and G i l b e r t ' s action l a i i - ed » >’ n.-a guilt * met I" |*4-l feet 1,4 t lllinil!\\ ii Ii hul foil- day i» uuiiti 1 in
t >1 nil 1ill- ..thei ship -tin- mow on hanks of Oletatlgy • v ®
v el d u e f ■ .I l l I-ll I . hl l gl l t i o n s o f t In\
ta
t
on • 1 b >'
and I uitis As- tn, 11 w l m l i erhoed in til, f oi e i g l i ai I angcinciil s
,-ein, I )ia* ni--. 1
Willi- and Holl 1 , j. 1 , \ . mu-, wi-st
• ig null it l- loll 1 ved River apparently frozen to ienth.
1 tni,, 1• g,,v 1 1 nun 'i t . ra th y r thim vv to, Ii viitt - niiiv I-,
• - f.u nut Inn 1 .at ion of new projectnil eltli -r aw ait- of f i c e s of most Eu i opean «..uiiiries, day i d , - tin "blinds" of the lia in \ , 1,1,1 I,, Sunfuld A.ciiii,
ling ladle all- leall/llig lim 1
In li-t-l t lie -itiut* (tilt-.
i at tb i coining mo r e o v e r , the A n i e r u a n s r e g a rd ••in of ( 'b,,-ago and the ntlivr foul flu, 14-4*111Ii Street, through I bn land const ruction. Belief was A*X- ,-ry 111 tn 1111- must pioduce
vi
•f
NEW YORK. Nov. 18.— Now
Hit- 1GI ' , « .t- the proper!
of con 7 1 ess or ill the m a t t e r as s er i o us l y a f f e c t i n g drove tu Ibmdout in two autoiuo te mb Mu-el to C ountry Club
pressed that this would h.* t Ilf and lo t, of them. And the.. I- I I- Ih 1.
York shivered Monday tiie coldest
1 1 1 ■ttispnilittimi <
I nun tin- >olinti V 1 Inti tin- i -m' onlv way to re establish t'l u n a ’s allowing nothing to n-niani till
I coiiinletion in coin- tin- suer ess of f u i l u i e o f the Da we s bileNovember 17 in the city in th e
/m
’The *ti
. 1 orh
,<liii-, •
liilr-ralion of these |dan.
. ..
“Gla- s,'oc k -topped the train lx will be taken buck to Sanfold
1 redit, and pave the way for iU done.
.
tiie William
Boyce record* of the W e a th e r B ureau. '
•t
A
v
1-0111
t
In
"tig
h
Thirteenth
S
in
iiii-M-iiies that mav
When Ow en D. Aoitng and lb with a flashlight,” Jesse Newton
B will lie iuipnssdde for iiuyon’
healthy economic developnu at
, i, ,,f the Siocluir Navi A flu m i l e freezing blast sw ept 10
j*
|tei 1- expected to la- fris Dawes were here, pi mr to (,u- continued
to tell Imw the vill mu - cnin'ii1nt«,i
" I 'r e tty soon Holliday itunii- -outh on Orlando Rond1 at >
1 i ompaiiy.
The Io** Indud- from the A tlantic to p u t tho t h e y - '
j
hn|ic of r o r ie ln lin g tie 1 1'—a r m al. they w i le fie,|uent- came up to me with two men, tin O range 1 ounty line, when
stand
dui
to
the
fail
that
the
b
a
l
IMH* I'ffltilRH Iif gflMtlilll*.
ir. .'meter* a t
18 degreus above
lining*' • ounty
will meet
olije, Dutiable f e a |y asked w hether the recover) acts e n g in e d and 11- - fireman -in,I told 1 1 .,
lot box is scuirti mill the key - a n
re ro at 7 o'clock ye ste rd a y morn* '' • Ji
Sc
v
1 f f«I Mti'inlu'rh **f tlu* f n w
w
hereby
individual
nations
collectring at a plan which
me to tuke them and the flagm an puliv
in tin- pusses Mon of the judges. A- »tf tin \N il l in in Ili»yi-i' Thiimp^oii ing. Three persons, a m an and a
Tin gi vernora. a l t e r having been
ml a g r e a t p u it of reparations it,, where tin- ears were standing
$b-ii -ti-il parties.
i . ’lr* 1111 i--ucd to cojitetunts tle-y w1 !i* 'U i|*|*a*«I
lliA'ii iluthinic unit woman died ns a result of the
conference at .liuksonvilb- fm
1 law
will Ik* gone them selves through taxing G cim an I let them sit on the bumper of
III* I'liAA’ I ill the ballot lm\ und u«Ti* ahm*|u !|h I In jum p into the *t»im. .Ship* fought th e ir w ay in
MEXICO
CITY.
Nov.
IS.—Ban
the
pa-t
two
days,
a
r
c
,
aeheduled
to
goods
did
not
undermine
the
Dawes
nil. for the purpose
one of tin- cars.
dit- under Vidal Tenorio. stoppei will renimn there uncoiinted until <u!i! \\ ittri tt» e*«c*|>e cleuth.
to p.oi several hours Inter und
Immediately a fte rw a rd s, the cuts leave that city tllia afternoon a fieight train today on thi Veru a f te r 10 o'clock S aluiduy
nigirt
whether they are plan. Young and Dawes practical
w earing coats of lee. and sm all ,
aboard
a
Flydc
Line
steam
er
II.
J
llllliiHrsley.
an
t»lficer
of
enforced or are |y a dm itted the recovery nets hurt loaded, t h e ' band drove off, finully
t' riir I s t hmus lun- s a c k i n g the m r - when the coldest ends
j
t
r n f t were sw ept to sen with th e ir '
II
lom
panying
the
governor*
A
Those contestants who
have t lu* Suit Inn Oil Co.. t»f which the i half frozen crews. At shore, lesn
the proper d e p a rt- the Dawes plan and it was then stopping in O ttaw a, III., where
and sendi ng the
l oc omoti ve 11
endieis
of
tiie
Governor
'
>
S
im
la
11 Na \ ik »**»• 1
(
trinpuny
i*
hu
mi
,
,
hinted
Bonn*
action
would
he
,u
V
n
votes
ill
1
lo
ir
|
losses
loll
must
icMurray
met
them
a
n
hour
later
and w h e th e r it
Bn idee s s ta ff nnd Othei di- ga i ns t an H|i|»roactung train. 11" ou-iidier that they will he w orthless 41 Mili'i.liitr>. '•ait! the lo»» may buna- ws* w rought with trcca and
»hl»- to tr a n s f e r *•-- luter. Young was also ot the opin Murray. Newton suid. nassed sev
i r ash w a s avoided when tin- t-n
window panes.
11
1
1
iiguibeil
visitors
including
I
each
$700.01)0.
ion th a t England. F r a m e and the r i a l holi 1 - in going through l i e
tb, 1r adnniiprlra
g i nc er rt-veised tin- p a s s e ng e i train unless placed III lire ballot Imx In'
N either of the eold wave vie- . -1
other nations were pressing the rc- 1, 11111 pom lie- and then the psrty ernm * b-ct Jolm II ■ Martin.
Tin S 1114-In 11 boat t a rried a crew lint* was identified. The man w a i
- oi- tin- closing hour on Suluiday
| her - will be an informal w i n - and derailed the locomotive.
To lie eertanr, tlli-se v.,t -s -hoiil.l , f 31. men. all of whom emerged found frozen to death over an enft the f a n n e r , which , oveiy acts largely as ammunition -lulle d f>,| < bo ngo, leavin j one
ll, deposited III till- box IIOVV, tilth from the wreckage suffering burns 11 1*1111- loom g ra tin g of nil oust sldn
Illdgi bus said must in future tra d e agreem ent battles „l tin in i', winch 1 oiiiuiinsi tin- of addresses on board the boat ti
lt journey- up 'h e St. Jo h n - t"
•1 1, 1 t o - o
Howard I’enqurt noil building
1 1 tban thi* In-t day.
|*lw.g
ientific lines with G ermany. They would g> v ,-iiiptv pouches nnd u Humility of Santord.
There was no h e a t com
the first stopping phin
i lui-iu.il Kultlmnn. both of New ing through the g ra te bars.
vet the conditions of up. ill othei words, the recovery lion ni-gotluhle paper at a fa 1 m I'obmel \V. E Kay of J a c k s o n v i l l e ,
•» • I
it, i,i<(| cn-w members were lukrhrri itn- na tu ra l in- act*, provided G erm any made con near Joliet
The woman, known to her camI,as
been
invited
by
Governor
M«'
11
to
n
hitspitul,
w
here
it
wn*
suid
..
SA V A N N A H . Nov. 18.
Frank
loti and the tiiev- cessions.
paninii, Ja m e s
la-tora, a scow
dee to talk about Florida on the
tlieir iiuidition was not critical.
From Gilbert's first bi-monthly
O. i.owden, funnel governor of
r' to industrializuin p ta in , only as "J u lia " , died o f ‘
I
mat
ulid
huincepted
the
llivda
The dock*. 10 addition to the exposure a f t e r the high wind had.. 5
Illinois, who will address the I’m'
lh, l ulled S ta te s hunk sta te m e n t, it is evident tliut
turn
twit hunts anil the cargo of oil caused her to lose her balance an.- I
ed D aughter* of the Confederacy,
I'toii. pioducing u de- the recovery act is tin- 1110-1 serious
| he (turty us it w inds up its bo*'
which was being tra n s f e r r e d la»t fell into the E ast river as she at- '
tha!i a Mirplus of problem the Dawes plan faces. It
duy’s iiusinesa in Jackaoville n*»»- . reuched Savannah thi# morning on '
login were thought to be a com tem pted to board I-ctorn’s craft. ’
crutches.
He
fell
in
a
tra
in
enMaple-. also will la* is a double-barreled weapon by
- ist iif 10 governors, three gov- route from Atluntu last night and
plete loss.
Lt-tora broke his leg in retett.7
^►rue.ed bv the com- which England could u f f w t produc
crnora-elevt,
one
lieutenant
g'1
1
Robert
Mack,
-t
negro,
is
in
tion in any trade. This means, of
was injured, ‘but not * 0 badly tin- county Jail clrtrgeil with t i n
The fire raged th ro u g h o u t the ing her. He dragged ner fcshor*
ciliur,
the
sec
re
ta
ry
to
the
coiifei
course underm ining the Dawes plan
th a t he cannot *peak tonight.
killing of Ernest Keoil, another night despite the effort* of nil then had to crawl half a rnllo to
With tin- hunting season less cine, two m ilitary aides, ami H
and endangering its future.
negro, in an a lte rc rllnn which oc available fighting forces to check g e t help. The woman was dead
wives
and
daughter*,
a
total
of
35.
than two weeks off. local Nimrod*
curred Monday a f '- r n o o n shortly it. T he bout* broke loose fronv when he returned with a policeman
are digging out the old boots, oila f te r 3 o’clock on F o u rth S tre e t th e ir mooring* and continued burn- nnd an amBplance.
Five men were rescued a t sea.rusty
shot
guns
and
other
between Sanford and < y pres* Ave ng furiously n# they drifted.
ing up
from an open motorboat, found by
nues.
V Nov. 18. _ Police
wise preparing to take the field
the coast g ua rd c u tte r SeminoleNKW YORK. Nov. 18.—The
Mack, il is alleged, met Reed
r division a re today
llig Hotel Fire
against the numerous turkev. deei
~
lu T.
Tho heavy winds this afunrooC
ste
a
m
e
r
America
arrived
here
tiii*
011
F
ourth
S
treet
where
the
two
W
A
SH
IN
G
T
O
N
.
Nov.
18.—I
n
s<-as for the sloop
A TLANTIC CITY, N. J., Nov. whipped \h e Greek liner Edison
ducks and birds Altai
, .
()f Mr„. W nrren G. Hard- m orning with C hristopher Aheariu- begun to quarrel. When the a r g u
1 set out from Brook- ternal revenue collector* were in snuirrcD
i»oti ,jpture
»ure
,little
ittU. , h a n g r during pilot of Qurenstown, wlio was p re ment became heated, it is said tha t )8.-~t)nc woman w as known to from the grip of a dozen
I morning w ith seven struc te d today by Commissioner aUiund along the St Jtd h i* river
«* nilfht. n bulletin
by ht-i phy- vented from leaving the whip by Mack drew hi* knife and stabbed bavu been killed and two othera which w ere pulling the 11.000 too
Blair to restrict public inspection and in the nearby .w a m p s.
bulletin by
. , ^ and
rough w eather off th e Irish coast. Reed twice, once over hi* head were believed dead in a nr® which boat to a - N o rth river pier
Many applications for license* su tan said this morning.
•Peeled to re tu rn b e of income list* to not more than
lust night destroyed the
Hotel flung her on the mud flata o f thn^L
and
once
over
hi#
hear*.
Itecxl
ur»flooding
the
office
of
Countythree
day*
a
week
and
not
more
n »s feared th a t
linthwi-Tl on Virgiula avenue, n ear up|>er harbor. It was thought !
died a lm o s t'in s ta n tly .
in storm s sweeping than th re e hour* n day. Blair said Judge E. F. Housholder, who i* ■
Mack fled Immediately a f te r the the Board Wulk. T he fire men- would bo floated before t h e '
th a t m easures had to be tuKen kept busy making out the neces
| coast.
killing and hid himself In u houre uced two adjoining seaside hotels was o u t H er crew of 2C
cold w rought havee which would perm it office# to func sary forms.
nt Fifth S tr e e t and Sanford A v e and set fire to the fam ous steel ported to be In danger.
tion
w
ithout
d
/
l
a
v
s
incident
to
To tUte. 82 resident licenses, and
and three died of
nue while officer# began a search pier before It was b ro u g h t under
[os u re.
wide inquiry into the hooks.
15 non-resident licenses h iv e been
for him. T hree q u a r te r s of ur rontrul a t m idnight a f te r ra g in g
He also w arned again#t publica issued in addition to nearly 100
fatic" arrived several
hour la te r Officer* Cleveland and for th re e hours.
l>ower
in
the
com
m
unity.
pr su p e rstru c tu re bat- tion of returns. The departm ent affidavits to Seminole county men;
William C. Lanier,
of
W rit
Beckwith of the police force and ’ Besides those believed dead in
of justice said th a t u
decision who desire to pursue the elusive j Point, Go., d istre t governor of R°*
O ther g u e sts who attended
Med with ice.
Kennedy of the sheriff's office tho flam es, th e identification of
would
be
announced
soon
where
a
*»* blown ovyrkoird.
deer m other counties.
addressed th e Sanford club luncheon were F r a n k Mebair.t*
^
S
n
L
n
, W p h M c ^ m l c k , of Orlando, and nabbed the n rg ro a t F if th B tre e t none of whom was known a t n.ld. "Casscn" of the dry t e i t case could be brought.
An appeal to every grow er
December 1 will m ark the begin- ^
------ .
i mug of the season in Semli.olo n o l. g r T t o d a y
C y n ls King, of Evansville, 111.
, and P a lm e tto Avenue.
H* h a d n ig h t, f o u r injured persons were celery in Seminole county to
I live* of six men 0fT
In
honpituls,
while
a
score
more
note grit rrniay.
_
Members pnrcrent
r e r e n t w ere: George ch.ngevl h i. c lo th e , and to all inInt.
-resent a t th e big m istin g o t m
Mr. I.unt-r offered many
! countv for all gam e f9und here,
dilations w as try in g to nurko his w ere tre a te d for the effects of
arm era on Friday night a t
the deep reverberations of geftons for the nrprovernent of the Brockhehn, R andall Chase, Dr. A. escape.,
shock or smoke.
v
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E
pps.
It.
J
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Holly,
M.
C.
H
ad
o’clo ck ! at th e court ho
shot gum will be heard In nearby iocal c h a p te r and urged all mem
The qu arrel between the two
made today by Mayor
fields and swamps until J a n u a r y bers to f o s te r and c u ltu re the spir dock, E. F. Housholder, W. M. nt-groea is aa id to have been raised
Haynes, E dw ard H iggins, G. W.
Lake. The meeting, one of
N E W YORK. NAv. 18.— Miss 15. when thu open season is closed it of R otary, and build for a better K night, F, It. MacNell, A. R. Key. over a knife which R eei possessed
im
portance, he tuid.
com
munity.
1I«
spoke
compllmcnNew York of 1824 i» rubbing
and to which Mack la sai l to havo
ta rily of S anford, characterizing it 8. Fuleston, W. 8. P ark er, F. E. laid claim. W hen th e tw o m et, th e
CHICAGO, Nov. 18. - 7 W heat, the qeestion of advertising
*°V. 18— Joseph Cail- bow* w ith a sh o rt skirteu jnaU of
Hunting will be
to
as “a live, g ro w in g tow n" and de RoomMlat, It. K. S tevens, S'. 0 .
to fwrd celery during the comiai
Premier, convicted in 1924 on F if th A v tn u e during tne Marion county from No. 20 't o heb. clared th a t w ith proper function Shinholedr, B. J . S tarling. W. W. feud wea renewed w ith an a rg u IJbiM to 1A2%1 May,
A larg e attejdarw u U
1.00;
Corn,
May,
1.10
to
1.19K
I i e
celebration
of
th
e
F
ifth
Avenue
1
5
Volusia
county,
will
have
no
ment which led to th e etahbing by
4on of w ar. w as voted
.... ................
ing on the
members,. the 0 . Sm ith, R. L. Dean, D . L . T h r a ih :he p a rt of Its
w
4
d*.
O
atf,
M
*/i
I#
r
a
w
s
t
v
opin
season
t
h
i
.
y
e
a
r.
It
w
a
s
#
n
Mack*
>
.
..
.
.
.
°f having impeded Centennial. N ot only costumes but
w *nd -A . K. Yowell.
old
Rotary d u o here would become
»y hy the Se n a te 17fi also m a n n e rs a n d custom s 01
nounced.
* •
,
It*
Held T t
Commission
_ Situation $ * pfca
>nal Capital;
fa}
Do Great Damage; *
One Death In Ohio
&«■
Chamber Commerce Foreign Nations To
Will Supply Autos Take Part In Parley
Called
lestioning
Three Barges Are i
• Adrift In Ocean
Deaths Reported
I n Massachusetts;
Shipping Is Tied Up
lecess While
[Assembled;
Be Called
NEGOTIATIONS OF NEWTON RELATES:
GERMANY ARE AT PART HE PLAYED
BREAKING POINT IN BIG ROBBERY
X
■CAMPAIGNERS VIE TWO KILLED AND
WITH EACH OTHER 12 INJURED WHEN
FOR FIRST PLACE BARGE IS BURNED
Mexican Bandits Stop
Train And Sack Cars
Ex-Governor Injured
In Fall Aboard Train
Seminole C ou n ty
Hunting Season To
Open In Two Weeks
fMays Havoc
V. Shipping Blair Will Restrict
Income Inspection
M rs. H a r d i n g’s
Condition No Better
Negro Stabbed To ?
:Death In Argument
Monday Afternoon
Pilot Accompanies
Ship From Ireland
District Governor Of Rotary Clubs
Addresses The Sanford C h a p ter
Centennial Is Being
Senate Votes Observed at New York «"J
to Caillaux
New York are d e le te d .
,
Growers Ur^ed to
Present Friday NI
Markets.
�■i&fra&TE
■.****
a
w
/
■
t t t
*
v
." ,;
. .
'j
■ij&V
m
.... .............. ..
hi
u1
h»
And Continuing Until Entire Stock
Iron Beds
Trunks
2 inch Posts.;........... $!).25
Springs
-............ $4.50
Sanitary Couches with p a d s ...................$1(5.7
HAND BAGS—SUIT CASES
Trunks, low as..........................................
Suit Cases low a s ...................................
Oil Stoves
Both Cook and Heating,at greatly Reduced
Prices
Buffets
COOKING U T EN SIL.
Odd Dresser
FLAT CURTAIN RODS1
Sin^lf.................25c
Double........
The Best Made
Wood Stoves
Uow as............... , ................ ....................... $10.00
Dining Tables
............................$16.00
OFFICE DESK CASTUN1ERS
TYPEWRITING TABLES
HAMMOCKS. DOOR MATS.
Wa s t e b a s k e i
A i
WATERCOOLERS
C o verin gs
t .;
. Adi i
pv
SANFORD, FLORIDA
u + .+ V,
'
Cotton, low as
j 'M\r.
ODDDIS
• * .• •»
Lamp Chimneys, for any size lamp....... .
Low a s ........................................................$17.51
Dressing Tables, low as..........................$18.0(
Baskets of all descriptions, low as.............. 20<
■|
..
�Sanford B erate M issing A Good Change To; Servo S an ford | 'a ,'B n s b a n e ^ i h
e ttr r iflrrito o M
r *r*9(
. 4. «T»nr
f»»l
K aadar a t Hanford. Florida
tered aa Hernial Ctaaa Matter,
27, 1*19. a t tlia Poalofflee
ford, Florida, under Acl of
*. 1*57.
l.bAMD U n il AN------------Kdltar
HOWAItll IIP.IUI...... ..... MaaaRrr
J i t M aaanlia A t r n a r
r i m * 14H
_
.C _
A’.
P resu m ab ly Sanford people w h o own autom ob iles nre so
Here'* Horror, For You.
well acquainted w ith the roads and the d istan ces c o n n e c t-' the oid Sphinx Would Hmile.
i n g th eir c ity w ith ncighlioring tow n s and cou n ties t h e y d o, Hut Nol New York Society.
(Jynrge Eastman, flood (,’ltiien.
not need m ileage s ig n s or guid e-p osts, b u t - s i r a n g e r s know
tlY ARTHUR BRISHANB.,
only w h a t th e guide posts tell them . And precious little this
IC»IO rlaht ID24)
i*i
is.
W
hen
travelers
turn
into
th
e
Sanford
road
from
M
o
u
n
t
i'
s c n a c n i m o N r ati :*
_ Year... 17.00 His Month! IS.BO Dora th e y m a y notice the sign tellin g them th e d istan ce toj n e w YORK c i t y , e,po;iniiy
tlvrrrd In City by Carrier, j>**f Sanford, but for m iles and m iles o f this road t h e y h ave no bat p.,rt of the pop-iintion which
lie.
Wevkly m illion 72.00
r .Tear.
w a y o f learning if by any chance th e y are g o in g w rong. Nor > pf-a-ed to call itself "society."
4FBC1AI. N O T irn i
All obituary do th ey h a v e any n a y o f learning thut th e y arc on th eir w ay i* cai.h agitated because » welt-'
i. ca rd ! of thank!, resolutions
UOtlcra of riitnrlMlnnirtid whom to a live town, until th e y are w ith in a few m iles of the c ity Itncwn member of thnt '‘sociqtyr"
arges ar« made will ho ehnrgs*] and begin to sec the few sig n s o f th ose p ro g r e ssiv e b u siness
Jllst married n /iiurc woman
“ a t re gula r advertising ralB».
men w h o arc a d v e r tisin g their own hotels or banks, a s ' t h e ‘ “ "* *1 111 ila-c “«»lc-.*t hlooi^fh
HEMiiun Tup. amociatkii rnEM
.
j,ur vrina.
•b* T he Amucin I eA Pres* Is r r r l u s - case m ay be.
I j f A r W t l i e n t i t l e d t o i h « ti»* f o r r e p u h Before the traveler reach es San ford proper there is t h e
1h‘
r,“in in . lh< c,,0e' ®f
.- l l c a t l o l l
of
Mil
new it
d lsp n teh e!
redltert to It nr not o tlir r w lir rred
turn
that
ran
take
liim
In
DcLnml
and
D
aytona.
And
literal.
1
'
L.
'K,
“ ",ri n “. !* ™ ^ 1
•Ited In thin |>!prr mel sis., the lornl
i • i* gutur hack to t J«• 'da Dutch
new s publiihrd heroin. All right! ly thou san d s o f travelers go that way w ithout ever se ein g
, ,' ^( ^ v
W|, ,n -t ' ~
4>f rspulillr.itIon of ipcrlril dispute" •
Sanford or know ing a n y th in g about the a ttr a c tio n s and the *',!v a j"/- i*.
" \l V;,* *
ili a ry »l!o UBerved.
patent a d v a n ta g e s o f this prospering lawn.
that the - th-r day « i d
«,TUESDAY, NOV. 18, 1921
|
— -- - — ■-- ------ --a---j th a t road from Mount Dora w er properly posted, num- , •, ,
If
r ,,f \ , . v.
water
THDLE TllorOJIT FOR TODAY
of
visitors
would
com
e
into
S«tnford
o.i
tl;*:r
vn>
to
t,
•
•,
r
than
a
millinn.
■WTHK’fiOD OF PEACE: — Nov. , ';U f -Hie (k>d of Peace, * * * make yon D ayton a and th e Hast t o a s t .
Mtetfcct in every go**! work 1<. cio
T h e sam e absence of propel* road sig n s i odd be noted 0 i
: :s t 1»MUI\ ATION of erni.ilia will. Hebrew* 1.1:20, 21.
the
S
anford-D
aytona
road.
T
ravelers
com
ing
f
ir
m
the
■
’
;i <!"• lability an I real money
W/('oust on the D aytona-Sanford road hit re n*> iiu i'itli .n to VVI 11 f«""b niletred in cnntain
FIBII’N.
icn Far tired of my work,
visit Sanford. Kven tin* m ileage to Sanford is uni posted ■'• ■
’*1 hf-ni has rnnplptidy up-ct
feels jest like IM hrink
w
ith
any
frequency,
if
at
all.
And
yet
we
like
to
think
'
woll balanced.
«*» 1 This ovcrlnstin' job,
that Sanford is “oil the niH’j” !
1
goes nloriK a-lirh'r!,
1 * watches close, i}-w;»h'n
B etw een (h la n d o and Sanford there is also a sh o r ta g e ol
i c o m -tj-ijiji : pi*
y j,
FROM
p e rj; j.*|
ELY licmocrnTo sec the old cors boh.
mile posts. T r a velers should see an invitation ec< ry mill on ■ i'Ol. 1 ' l VI' W. nntl perhaps
n the Mamed old fish won't every road c o m in g into Sanford for a d istance o f ( i l l y or a
t';i •.'. v*j' tint <>f the tinge]
! **' nihhle—
hundred m iles in every direction, in vitin g them to com e and u„|
Ini ; it i <Ii main ilitr.'r,'U''i* he: mAn’ It part in heat* th« Ditibtu
see ‘T h e City Siilistnntial’*, ami tillin g I hem the rent m i ng .*• >:r t1■c tara.li of the y,»tii’,i
j How s k e rry fiihiii ir>—
distance 1•* be covered before th ey can find th e m s e lv e s “at
li 1 Uf’.l t 1'i' >mnig ivi man resides
je s t fpiti* upon th e bait,
, T&rT 1 don’t! have totiff to wnit—
home in S a n toid .
t*« f. <*t that the yming '.vimimi'!
1 O l-l They "moh git down to biz.
----------- ------ o------ - ---- , 'ml. h.i • aiiv.’ii - v.'ui I,.-d for it
* ' f l a r ° cn th e
k; is black a« night,
Afjiri’ I bam t no grit to ligbi.,
e'v _ _ I cunt i>ii>-e more the Intel
,■Foi' I a >on fnrgi'., the can
v* .-Ao'.tbc. worries cveiywhru,
The 8 . P. r . (I. Has Hlessediy Disappeared !■' ''.''I'l.'m'!i,V I'i^'V-vm'^inn'ii i
I i t:t , Kit* 13Vi \ Jl 'pf 11r•• * f‘(I it -tf11f
m1 ’« !>k *.Ifiij
cluing no
no
,r"> ( r> tiyrd iilm«r3j\
in i , fining
■tk m i.ll. . x
-um ic eh tk -.
v,
N«> accounts in the newHpapers Urns far o f Ihe S. I* V.
(E;
mid Christmaii is almost here!
I f . , ' ' I W t 4 f lutk iiY. poor or line,
i> AN < I.S I |i'i . i il,. yiiim,;
(Jin retire A. N’inceiil
Tile S. f*. D.
lest you have forgotten, i* the S o n e t t
i ,.n : rutl»’"illl> i !ju :i ,
nil
-—
-----for tin* Prevention of I ’selcs.- <!iv’ng. h cam e into e x is te n c e «•".I ■• i i lil....I
uuti.j'inj ji- ;rie:it :i
Wc i ecoiiiiiiend for All A m en
Murrliy1 a IUJ,n*Hr ° f y e a r s ago. and u ,.s wiirked <|tnte success! 111!>
Min
ll.in.. Shem and .bipiiel s ta r t ,
0 % can fuMloirk,
s ------o
f o r a s e a s o n o r t w o in t h e i n t e r e s t ot s o - c a l l e d “ u s e f u l " ' d •m • veti i . , n
Ami if it be j
Well, dltei nit, a lame dork isn’t C h r i s t m a n g i f t s f o r .A m e r i c a 's e h l l i l r e n .
'• "
11 e im li | . e i i e i : - (^e
r
.
,,
l o r Id*. | j, A 11 n a n . the b ide can
rntjclj JteUt r olf than a crippled
B y I n a l t e r m ’11 ^ *t til , l i t t l e b o y s u b o c r a v e d a l ull p u p cubit t - the K ih c p ia n f e .t u r e * ef
do^tcy.
r,>|M|.
-
—#t — ---—
w e r e p r e s e n t e d w i t h a m > .» io g ra tu r n e d b e lt
Inn l i e ; a n d
th e
’ Ykln't think that every tiim- you l i t t l e g i r l s w h o r e s i e i l a ll h e r h o p e s o n a p a i r o f i , >!ler s k a t e s
lio wmcthinR for nothing that you
v ia s g i v e n a n e a t s e w i n g b a s k e t .
ntfL.thuUiJ.K yourself.
M e m b e r s o f t h e S. P. I ' , t l . w e n
p eo p le w h o s a t
" i* > cb o i, in pt..M tha* aa \ f r i
'.
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down
c.tcEgE.*2trT»mwjJLUJJii'.tjr'«M if f B M n r.rt I
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. Advice th/il is very seldom ffiv- and made lists of prosaic g i f t s that had to !••• bought an> IN' \ \ y < \- ,: i
-m , i n ;>i - : i
i i o ,!...* i tlert. tllf ;. Hit
t
it V'.i
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it'
11
cn tr, thut nf a father fiskinit his
«'m't ........... m * • w York
■’ i
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' e. 11a !mu i'ii. t t i J. .
’■on to he the kind of n buy he war. way. Socks and sh rts fur leather, an nhinimum dish-pan
' I l l lib 11c I . It'll I
f r r M o t h e r , a jt.iir o! s h o e s f o r I t r o t h e r , a s t r o n g , s c h o o l 1,1 '
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b | u ] aen i.turics you h n v rvud, dul i d r e s s , a n d a M b o o l l a i d . 1 a n d p e n c i l f o r
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C h rislm a s. Kven the f b n Im as dinner i u 1 a "good, siili
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,,| | |u. t n i ls a rid "1 rasll".
ua' f.i 1" i i * til ft 1IV >
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7* i a ot to
c u r e itf till tile In mi. d uc ks , ho is
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ti Put Ihe I ,ord is go it|. r tnl ’ tic S. 11 I . t , has disappear'1
It r i • si *t f t t In
g o i n g to h a ve tit jrct n b i g g c i .
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every body who really intend' lo "keep ( h i i s t m a s ’* will do
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t.,Kh( wines and beers would
s.o B (k u t an in t
uf y o u r g lo v e . And t h e r e ’n a l l l t i ( KOI* v eg eta b le
ip l n i u i w»Hle» of A laska ha v e l,u*
"f ihut ju iv Is but a
drunks, ( ‘ottgres* niae 11■It
.m ufiott a r e eh-fer tiliz e r to sati fv e v e r y need o f to u r st>i| amt t. top.
.Htiy been discovcrud by m a m l( *9 '"ach. Mad Im nut Lt,i,» , u. si, th e p re su m p tio n « *f*'
u " 'e " “ ff" F n t'
i of tire Liui ted S ta le s Beolog. | ra known he would hht have t m - 't h n t unless he is it, favor of dl links'
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aOme money
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to— hot a million dollar*, b u t
o ta k e car* of him fo r
of bia life. Ho decided
l*t e n ough and th o u g h t he
“get rich quicker" by work-
“ l In the We*t. it* went
ol worked instead. Now
in Florida, ^rorking on
m c d ia ltly said th a t be would use
Die tria l and the ruling of the
plOStdilig ju d g e to press u bill in
jib e le g isla tu re --p f* cuppose to n
, c r e s s was m e a n t— U» legalize the
I salei of light wines a n d beer. It
'» not to be p te su m e d th a n a nioiem in t would get fa r. fo r illu itru lion, lo amend and loosen up ihe
F lorida law a g a in s t highw ay mb
bery because Mrs. Conw av was
a cquitted.
T he tw o propositions
a r e on all foura.
All the chances a r e t h a t if a n y
change la made in the Volstrn.l
he was sim ple playing unlit ics w itb
1 nn u " ,,u,> ' *
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i/i, m a tte r heciuise l l n r e a t . tnanv lU,nu*n'
it, Ins sta te who w util a dt ink w hen
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U„ . u a n t it and want tt !rei|ueiit<’A U FOR N I A S big vote for
,LCouhdge
was Im
the dittirtct
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»• :I kill
'll HIUU
* ongrvAFtuan, or p riv a te n t i z c n , . conviction th.it tin President kv|ll
gc , d, <ilizt'iu will support the luw ! insist on the r ^ h t „ f the I idled
m
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n m - 1!S*staHltes
te s to
inn.., its
it* own
own inim
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they aare
re until
until ttit has
Ira’s been
been ddentlo mu...
unsMuted that they u ie »,ad; then l,oh l* WB'
i|y.* will make h.merit e ffo rt to
The C alifornia vote, hy th e
change them for good
It has to- ,wu» a a u r j i m e to a n u m b e r of
no means been dem onstrated th u t Culiforniuna kind enough to
the prohibition la w is had,
Ih e Hill case doesn't signify a
thing.
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a *t o p ,
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THE SANFORD.HERALB* TUESDAY, NOV] M oll IM
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Daughters o f ' American Revolution Are
^Entertained By Mrs.' Fannie S. Munson
eo
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thtf. latter la conceded by ail. ’"
th e love o f th e ; t o r d Jetfur.
Somoone m entions th e . alleged h is ,fe e t In Uls. rig h t path w h iljs >
younR M he will not be lost
dlIfficullles o f g e ttin g these young
people to a tten d m orning services.
f rein t ho church.
> **
The early .concert life of A m er S R R S t . nn*.T ."’L ,k’c T A
(By Mrs. B. J. S ta rlin g )
M1BS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor.
One of the most enjoyable m eet ica was illustrated by Mrs. Mun- do so.” But I notice all of them tired du rin g th e sendees. T tt« «
Phone: Rea. 425
ing.-*. of the Sallie H arrison C hap boii in her talk an I she called the are In day school, five days each same children a re in clasa ro o « a
ter N. S. D. A. R., was held a t th e attention of the Daughter* to tho week. Did you ask them w hether from 8:30 ocloek to 3 °M oik
about six **•“ * " a; f
of Mrs. Fannie S. M unson, value and dignity of the music np- they w anted to go th e re ?
The s ta te realizes it owes a some Interm lsaions, five daya each ,
Benefit Bazaar Will home
earing on the pro g ram s given
Friday, Nov. 14.
Lake Mary
uring this early period. She d uty to each child and has very; week. H ere wo k ^ p ^them lets
The regent, Mrs. A. M. D eForBe Given for Church
spoke especially of the doscrlptivo carefully provided for th e m a tte r .th a n ono hour a t S unday, 8chool,
,
lest,
presiding,
opened
th
e
m
eet
Mr. and Mrs. C harles Garlick of
ing with a salute to the flag recit- piece "The B attle of P rag u e" and of school attendance w ith a com-! then follows a .15 m inute reeww;^
There will be a benefit
Sanford and D etroit, Mich., i,nd
r «1 in unison hy the C hapter. The naked Mrs. Toler l> give a f«\v pulsory attendance law, e n f o rc e d '“ n<> tho preaching service ^ lasta
given fo r the All Saints Cl
0,1' Lord’s prayer was led by the chap- bare from the different m otifs, by firs t the tru a n t officer, thnr. only an hour. F u rtherm ore tom Is
several friends from DeLand were
Dec. 11 and 12, according . ,
* lain, Mrs. J. N. W
Thitner
hitner and a ft- such ns the roar of the cannon, the probation officer und fin a lly !" varied service, not monotonoua J
visitors a t the home of Mr. and thn n a{ol oria suPPpr wns given a t now in the making.
1 and th ere la opportunity fo r tho
ckll to arm s, etc. M.n. Toler play by tho county c o u r t .............
hissdar
Mrs. W. S. Sewell recently.
Now, sp iritu al train in g is even! fhild to be com fortable d u rin g this
ed
with
brilliance
th
is
descriptive
day
n
*
h
\
l
m
n
Cht,rch
,nst
hostess.
jgc Club;
%
...
,.r
piece
plet. i and It is no longer a wonder more n eceisary than m ental. Youj hour.
Park Avenue; 3
M r. and Mrs. C. F. Ualeor, of
This m a tte r is vital. I lay i t
w hv It was long ago .» fa v o n tu have a boy. If his faco needs,
an .
' S S ! * t ‘ " ' d IW ho" ” ' “
The
following
Boy
Scouts
at
latt.
' - l f f t ! Mrs.
n ' iMunson
t _____ ipened
____ , .the
u- p ro w ith u rtists.
•Ameaburg, Mass., arrived
here
iatt.
washing, and he objects, do you upon your h earts m ost eam esH y.
^
l-nke Mary spent Monday night
l. Music D epartm ent Thursday.
Supper, Miss A. Takach.
l l r s , T a kach and Mrs. Leake reg ard his objections? You roust] It is tno'only .’way in'Svbich wa elm
gram by a most entertaining and
camping
in
Sanford:
Stanle
.•
PeckClub House 3:30
Cake Table, Mrs. A i'B y M M-jP n witty_ talk
___ on the
__ ____
^ of music were unusually de lig h tfu l in the tench him the need for cleanliness.; tei*:h tbeso men and women o f to history
Mrs. J. E. Ellis, Mrs. W. S. Sew- V „ ClaA
r?"Ce P.,‘rkhahn- Richard cy‘,
_ ,,
!“nd early conceal lifo hi th e United otri songs. Especially the duet "O Thnt is w h at.w e w ant to do in the m orrow to love tho re g u la r wor»
|f Wesley; hostesses, ell, Mrs. Rose Tilton und Mrs. nnH lV ’ Alh" ' , Whitaker. Harold
3
M n c y Tnble, Mrs. ^ a n k 'M O w n . Siutesi beginning wUh ihc pBulrn- liti.H y Prnce.' T h e ir wcl; kiniwn church. Instill in the child's m ind’ ship of God irf I|is housf. ’ .
Hammond Dixon, Gordo,, Cole,
Powers, Mrs. B. J. J. 11- Feckhahn made a trip to nn.
Toy Table, Mina M. Malloaiv
*w«ly of the Pilgrim* and b rin g in g I nu iical ability mn!;os any |»rot-r ■1 Wjlcolm
Kelly
and
Cinx-I
Min
j W. Sneed, and Palm Springs on Thursday.
i Infant * Tahir, Mrs. M. S. WtR' her discussion down to th °
\gi*.tn on which they uppeur. inter-hew.
["home of Mrs. TowK' ” R‘ .
..
_ v—... . «•»m m asters. She
showed
the es: ng to music lovers, Mrs. TnkCountry Store, Mrs. C. I* B r itt. daughter* how the history of a acl-'s lovely voice wax given full
A box supper was given at the
fintb Street; 8 p. m.
,• ,
, ThVrp w‘*i be an auction of 162
M ethodist Church Inst
All booths are to be ta ste f u ! t\ nation was also the history of its ox -ressiou in "T he R e : is lional."
1*inlay
mts
here
Monday
and
lednrsdsy
Tursdny. | decorated and made a ttr a c tiv e foi
night.
*- he lovely home was decorated
■The sale will start at 1 o’clock the patrons. It n a i been a r r a n g e d music.
[Welfare D epartm ent
To illustrate her tall:, Mrtt. Mun- [ wi h yellow flowers and roses. The
|b ; Club House, 1:10
Mifla Naomi Fellows and mother bp providedT c1’*1* transportation will ' to give a p riie for the most beau son assisted l>y Mrs. Ju liu s T a k - I C F tptet at th e conclusion of the
ar> leaving from 1 ark tifully• decorated
w ere callers hen- on
on Wednesday.
\Vr.,i„.
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... m'li, Mrs. Leake ai.d Mrs. Toler, | program gave Mrs. Mun*on a lis
Avenue and First Street in San- 1 r-- . . -,!..
____ -.......................
(tiling; Circle No. 5;
ford beginning a tt 12:30
12:30 o'cha
k and he
• special features
11
t «ve exam ples of early A met ienn J .tu vote of' “thanks.
.....* o'cl
of the b s z a iu . ,nu#jc>
. Its. Douglas read a most in- ]
j. D. Pnrkpr.
J. R. Houghton has opened u continuing until 4 o’clock.
KfkinrilflipR A i n 4 i M ,
A
.good
chicken
suppe
r
will
hr
Old Puritan Hyni i. Mr,*-. Ju liu s i te-osting paper on "T he Ladies of
barber shop over Sjoblnm’s Garuge.
K tr n ln c i 7-H iHOfl UKIO.
Thursday
served
from
6
*.i
8
o'clock
on
Tackach, Mrs. Leak--.
>th- While llo u sc ." Thi • curried
Four; hostess, Mrs. It will be open to the public on
A large number of Lake Mary
TOII%V
Bullurd (tra d itio n a l) Aud Robin | hei h earers tmek to
Lady W ash-]
W ednesday afternoon ami .Satur people spent Armistice Day in S a n Dec. 11, the first nig h t o f the
Cfllrry Avenue; 3 day
baz a a r. Tlu- price of 75 cents w':l (;,„v
all day.
iay," Mrs. Takach.
, ington down to the p re se n t c h a r m - j
S
trial
lendar
ford.
be asked for this supper.
"My Mother Hi.Is Me Bind My Imp lirst lady, Mrs Coolidg
llu il
The patronage of the public is Hair," H aydn; Mrs. T akach.
Ihu .ian qualities of cacti first Indy ;I
F. S Vt-rnay and G W Bu»h- solicited and will be appreciated.
Battle of Prague, Mrs, It, E. ; wa ■ most interes-ingly b ro u g h t out
ncll left for northern points sev All donations will be g ra te fu lly Toler.
| by Mrs, Douglass
eral days to he away s e .,
weeks received.
“() Lovely Pence." Ju d a s Mac- j Delicious
refreshm ent*
were I
on a business mission.
cabees Handel. Mrs. Takach, Mrs. se ise d by the hostess assisted by J
c' V
Leake Iduet.)
, Mr . Deane T u rn e r. Mr*. Leake,
IN
, A meeting «l the people of t h i s '
Thus
. . . — .these
. . . . . learned..................
men
Rei'cssioriul,
DeKove.i,
Mrs.
J
n
MWatson
and
Miss
M
a
rga
re
t
Low to a nouse on Wilbur Strei-t. | coinuuiinty w as held
the skating j mated the value of worship
Inis Takach.
I Dm- is.
Primary P nrent- ! „
i
..
,,
link 1 huraduy nigh; to mat,.- ar- ! man's soul. It is n m ean, si
cistion; School buildnij. N orth s c a r was deatroyeii i rangements for a com munity 1 life that has no sense o f kinship
by fire while he was driving i»e* ] Christm as tree und e ntertainm ent. I and so, because we feel as we
tacurred in a region in which , slu old attend church services with
of co-op,.ratio
i was
I we come Sabbath a f te r Sabbath ...ere was no church, nor bad thore - regularity. It t* n command from . I
Troy’s Palais p lay ween Lake Mary and Longwtmd. i A tine .spirit
.
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A short circuit was given us the) manifested
. . . byeveryone
present, .....................................
to church
and life up
our h e• a r t s
UJ( U) lhiw llm(.
A Heries the Throne, which, in obedience to[
's o'clock. „ .
cause of the fire.
Several
committees
were
appointed
!
and
voices
to
Him
in
worship.
But
<lf
mtl>t
i
nE,
was
prepared
and
al- Him we cannot neglect nor disobey.
stsrdsy
and everrvthing points to a most ( the proper satisfaction of our spii though the work was faithfully We need the morul d e v e lo p m e n t 1 1
on Charter N. S. D.
H. E. H e rb e rt of Green Cove successfuil celebration
| itual craving makes some prepare pne ciited. it
was
a p p a re n tly which a tte n d s such education. '*ar ||
L. Mm. W. E. W atson, S prings was visiting his sister,
— I tion for the service n e c e s s a iy . without
effect, as no one seenj-d influence tin others demands it. 1
Mrs. Albert W hitaker, on Sunday.
ding 3 p. m.
Monduy night Mr. and Mrs. W.'j preparation of our h e n rls
und willing
to speak out and accept A .id we owe itto Jeslis as true fol - 1
J. lUpkiiis e n te rta im -1 u nuiuln r of minds. We should life up mn lisps.
Monday
Finally the preacher in lowers of his example.
, -i/
Mrs. A. J. Keen of Sanfoid is friends in Lake Mary with
a i hearts' in prayer to Him when
- b a ig e decided that ev e ry th in g
l wt ttld also lay on your h e a r t s 1
pra Clnss,
hostess,
slnying
with
her
niece,
Mr*
C.
fra
n
k
fu
rte
r
and
i-iarshnuHow
e
n
te
r
the
doors
of
His
house.
\\
.
,
turned nn his converting the key another additional reason.
N ot'
[WardiiII Avenue; 3 S. Donaldson.
roust. Several people from I’uolii shui^d e n te r into the spirit of the man of the community. Ami a f te r only should we atte n d worship m n .
also enjoyed the affair.
songs . . . . Bear m mind th e fin t ruling more than fifty miles to se l.e s but it is our duty to bring I
Dr, Bridge;
hostess,
Mr. nnd Mrs. N. H. Hrmldocli
that the Lord is here and th a t to Ins home on the prairie he found out children with us.
We Imv,
rgion Auxillnry; Lei and little Myrtle and Me-*. A n n a 1 A community supper and Im/.aur delights to receive the worship ■«! tins man one night, won him and be--n considering this phase of our
ffl o'clock.
Swanson went to Del.aiul on 'lue s w i l l pr-.bably be given ,u *he skut- our h e a rts and lives.
ill, whole drift ”( the m e e ti n g s ' clniri h life in (he session very I
dny.
i mg link on the evening of Dec, 5.
In the second place we come her- was i hanged. Tin- wav opened for e arnestly and anxiously. We have
for morul education. 1 can recall *b establishment of a church in here n our church families with
the days when in many communi that community
This man had » some it hoys and <58 girls who utties, the minister was th e only nughly
influence on others
So tend the public schools, yet a
educated man in tin- congregation, can we
hy our derisions and ur- glance about the c o n g re g a te .^ on
I Journal ( 42D ) 8-:l
but times have >bunged, praise tarns, inflm-me others.
Sunday morning usually
shows
10;4!i I’u m a r ’s Bo
God. and the great mass of pen
In the fourth place, we should v**»> f' " ,,r ‘*tese children at
Jitun (303)
fi Big
Mi ■ Yiiginia tjuigg i« sp 'ieL pie are pers< ns with education, hi !i*mi (tui) wnrVhiji m H im Iidum*, pn*iuninj»
Mr, and Mrs. H a rry Lee arc :'.c
♦‘h n u t . In firIf u r * vpret lln* rliilil to «I«’V* !»»i>
7 musical; 7:30 or- proud p a re n ts of n fine liaby luiy.
few days in Orlando with due to the increased channels of in uliiMiH'rift* !n
learning which have become avail •I* r to follow Mini, f r o m n u i i r s t a l**v•* nt tin* church of tloil and
- u te r .
ugram,
inusical; 111
‘C 'O R quick, sm e coogh r(ll«f thsr* Is nothing Ilk* th* ptn»-Ur and
born Sunday, Nov. 10.
able, the schools and college-, limeH this duty has Lt-on Iiiitl on worship «*f Him, new is tho turn to
|
w honey, which our parents and grandparent* railed on. But b*
hooks,
magazines
and
new
spapers
thi* ti ui* follower i»f (hid; ho must i»lm r him in Mu* ritfhl path uli *0
Miss Hazel Sorrell motored to
J»lo (310) 6 music;
cure you get tha ganuina Dr, Dell's Plna-Tar Honey, th* origin*!
Miss Ja n e t M acFuiland of O. i- Orlando Sunday uDernnen where 1So men have learned
.
.
.
nin' in worship hi the tabernacle lie will form th*' rigid
habits.
MO concert.
compound which baa been u»*d In thouMndfl
Some have thought that with th- m synagogue
The I .*•1*1 Jesus This i- (he time l*> begin tils 1 u.iicage Tribune (370) do is the a ttra c tiv e gU'-sl of Miss he was the guest of relatives.
of families for yearv It ha* had many Imitator*,
1
coming
of
ihe
Radio
bringing
thand
Ins
\
mm
Inins*
It
pi
a*
(
it
tui
t
InIUC,
I*
bile
lie
in
m
a
ml.
concert; H concert; Nell Williams for a few df.y*
hut still remain* the beer. Of tan atop* ■ b*<l
8
We know tt*>ni tins rec- nun-1 is in the plastic period These
Mr-. C. D. Mariner, Mrs Robert words of many preachers and oth ■■hey I d
10 urchcatia.
cough In 34 hour*. Parfactljr aafe for chlldr*a
er
rei
ords
of
church
services
dimd that it w
was
a s His
) | j s custom
c u s t o m tto
o d
do
o childicn in■*•«! ibis trtiiiiing tolly
rago CUM 6:30 organ,
Mr, and Mrs. K. J. Mulni of Murphy and children, of Ovieilo,
uu well a* grown-ups. Inaisi on Dr. Uall'a and
tect into so many homes (her* ■li-.
a- non h a- they need th-' mental
Harrs, pianist,
fa rm i Ocala, are spending s-.w- t.il -! ■v> pent Tuesday pleasantly in Sun
no other. Only 3dc hi any good druggiet**.
would no longer b- o-*d t -i p- <•
Wo thus find these font liiinri- D arning which is given them dui
theatra, 10-12 orches- I in S anfold the guests of the V.,1 k i d w oh friends.
pie t<> gather in God's ho :
Pc'
nl i casons why t'lilis tia n |it ople m g th* v*e- k da y • mid the need <>f
)l<. rrvinv.
I dez Hotel.
‘sly
It G Dnvcy returned Sunday i n-> cold [rrinterl phge rod other Mil
lic*Ko (f,3ti) 6:35 l>cd■ '* T.
stilutc can supplant in the heartmoi ,i three weeks" Iin si pc is tri|
*rt; 7 30 sta g e review:
'■ K
-■ iia.v,. .o. with
8 30 speeches; 8:45 the oulfltiu B-dl reieplmin Com- to ,.;il.c Mahopac and N iw York of men and women the p i n ope nt
such gathering
We need
the
“At Hitnie."
I puny, will spend sevetul weeks in
warm personal contact w lmh oiii
(tncinnati (433) 10 Sanford, the guest of the Valdez
No printed
Lanier, of West Point, only he had here
rtet. instrument.
Hotel.
| U t
page, no reaching up to g im te r
G
.
,
iii-tiii
t
president
of
the
Rota
trait News (517) 7:3(1 I
--------,
lands can lake lln- place id the
tra, baritone, tenor.
M Stnimiff acflompaoieil I’eti- t \ < bil. -pent Monday and T ucwe experience in Gods'
tlgni ijH(5) 6-8 at ring [ Korley to Birmingham, A l t . .m l •h.y in Sanford, the gue t of >ht- feelings
house, with a well ordered, a puiy
< '
ftiM-, m 12 o r c h e s tr a , to A tlanta, Ga , w here Mr l.-rleV \ ..Id, / Hotel
'
i r prepared m e e t i n g ............
iimriitid
will have Ills eyes cxun-i'ied h\ a
To keep our ideals high and un
Mis S. S lluumel ami s. n Jnl
it Worth S ta r Tele j specialist,
sullied we need to meet
h re;
urn. and Mi- Frank Gruhnm re
to 8 to c o n c e rt; \i 30 ,
ideals that may lie found bv c.'-rK. I Markell. wil'i t i c Sanfoid turned Monday fiom Brunswick
’ shipmg >n G--d's house.
iKansii- City S ta r (411) American Fruit Grow i t s . I i.i . le- where th,-\ -pent the pa et f-'W ^ I iend recently of a eerie " man
day
with
MiBaum-I
p.itentPf th, An 11 15 Night turned Sunday light I non a two
win* settled lit a rural community j
weeks' trip to the northern and
in win* It, a fte r a survey w,.~ made, j
Aitdmgt
-n
,,f
r
ox
Mi
R
om
e
astern
m
arket-.
H-nuisville Tillies Jour■sin Ini', N V , ai l ived Sum hi1 and il was found there was no *(lurch j
f-3tt 'J concert.
for miles about
No religion- s* rvMr. and Mrs. II S Slater left will be the g nest of In i sl-ter, „ i - no organized w or-hi|
Memphih < ommercial
and
W
aid
fo*'
several
Ftoi s !0 classical; II Tuesday for a few dry* t r ip to Mi- Haii>
(he statem ent made by tins n .*n n
West I'alm Bearn and Daytona j week-.
] guiding social ami moral *-mills
Mifi lira polls- S t . Haul Mr. and Mrs. S later will return
lions III tills district Was pathetic
1
II
Dcaiand
Mrto Sanford the Iasi -if toe week.
Mrs It It
[ilassii nl , micert.
leyuiid words. Terrible (omlilioti*
___
_
1
I
lias
motored
to
Dayton
i
Beat
u
luntieal
(426)
6:30
of moral rleeay, unspeakable *mi
riuiiih.
Sod
ru.ik
left
SurnliV
f
o
r
'
Naturdav
where
they
were
the
. . .
,
. ,
?0 special; 0:30 orcheaJ ack sun ville* A tla nta . Ga. G h a t - j guests **f Mrs. Hal Wight for th e ld rtm m .. He became almost fr a n iu
nn a* count of the dangerous influ
l ^ iilo rp riu u d
Memphis, T e n n .,ld a y .
|N'rw York (402) 7 pol- tanuoga, and
ences surrounding his i-hihlr< n
| G"1«1 Bust T w ins; 9-10 w here he will spend two week a t
Who would w ant to live in a
All wool Velours, n.-livis and <'a n o l f ’lothi-s. styles
tending to business for the A tn e r - I k .
. Pledger and J K. T'mm.rs town where th e re did mil 11•••» *>ut
•rbon ( ompany.
l**i little la 'll-', short, stout and medium, 16 to ■!•lean
F
iu
it
Growers.
"f
Ocalu,
prominently
.-oiim.-ed
fc* Yotk (.160) 6:20
i,uuing tin- citizens the high ideals
Biown, tii*'). Tails, Blink. Spe- ml for
Mr and Mrs. W A. Kouth re 1with the Sanfonl Loan u n i hay of the 1-ord Jesus Christ ’ Again,
(laymeat; 8:30 new s;
1,1 > 9 30
n r u g r a m ; turned Munday from a d e lig h tf u l. tugs Company, spent Tuesday m aside from the element of unproveSt.
IVtv-.Jnirg. | Sunford attending to huMni-s.-,
■Bo. 1! Ted Lewis' week's trip to
mt rn of social welfare, we will r e
They made the tr ip by motor- und while registered at the i aide* To- ceive in God's house a message
I Clowns,
1, e 'Yuk (455) 6 "D o g s ” rtrport goo*i roads.
fr* m the pulpit—the wold of God
comes into our h e a rts and wv mltr*: 7 'V“ H S treet Jo u ri Mil geology; 7:30 orrnrpoMile in our own lives the
ares-ex; HI orchentru.
principles laid down in the BibleYork (405) 6:30 orIn the third place, God bn- giv| ell each of us the g re a t |>i n ilege
current events; 7:30
program; :30 Gen.
of . o f influence. Your prescii,< here,
or yntir absence, speaks
When
Sun daay morning at the Preshy. , mote pus,Don in the tnterm r
_ uh nDr.
, gE. I)
v,* « k (405)
lu rc
D. Brownlee
Brownlee Africa
Africa wh.ise rn-mhers indulged
, , , in
, 1God calls us to Worship, we c a n
orchea- tertun C),_
H -hnulii
spoke on the duty o f Christrun no form of worship and win*!* *>t- not escape tills factP*H#m| c t j o j 10
t r j0> pexiple atte n d in g_ church services feri-ii un exception to th*- supposed give us sense to know what effort
1 our decision wilt have nn other
ptnimmiui; |2 orcheatra, regulurly und tra in in g their chil universal rule.
But belter acquaintance with people.
dren to do the some. He em p h a
these
pet
pic
by
w
esterners
showed
In a ierent study of holm mi*,
Bniuliu (626) 6 Advice sized u num ber of the most im
't1,
All niiely
All wool jiluin, ci-lo.oi flannel ilrexsc*
l)- 6 25 dinner program ; p orta nt reasons for such a tte n d this tu be an error. They, too hint sion elideuvor in Texas, I wa- in
u
form
of
worship.
The
feeling
is
terested
in
one
experien*
*
Ha
re.
They
come
in
all
the
m-w
shudus.
Vnluns
t
allot
eil
'ymphony, concert; 9:30 ance and the influence on the in
Up to J23.50, ( Wedii. .*.. y> for
*u Jl) Wowl frolic,
dividual's life and the morul and universal. People of all nations,
hdsdelpluu (609) C talk; intellectual atm osphere of the com all tribes, experience it."^
• *1
Dr. Brownlee quoted Emerspn s
i'o m w t; 9 :30 diaries munity. The serinon in part wns
statem ent th a t "this plant called
.
as follows:
S in g er Sew ing Machine*
reverence needs w a te rin g
arid
h'ladelpbia (395) 6 talk;
“ In Hebrew 10: 26, wo read, Rusk In's "(here ta n he no greater
Trmta to Bull
<concert.
“ not forsaking the assembling of
M cF a r l a n d
Pittsburgh (462) 6:30 ourselves together as the m anner calam ity to a community than the
ft>ee, c 45 apecLal; 7 mu- of some is", or let us isolate the less of worship; without it all
SE M IN O L E FU U N . CO.
other things decay.”
erready E ntertainers.
phrase, not forsaking the assem
1-hitar IkO-VV. *1* K>|| l.l s i .
Rico (360) 11- bling of ourselves together."
'bons. talk.
Bridge
Luncheon;
Miss Camie Burnett of I’aols and
J) J„ T hrasher at friends from Maitland were visitors
|Mrs. J D. Woodruff, a t Lake Mary Wednesday.
:00 p. m,
bridge Club; hostess,
Mr. and Mrs. Ja m e s Reed have
lidgr, Park Avenue; moved from
.. , , their home near Lock
“ The Spanish Dancer”
:: N o v e l t i e s ::
Dr. BELL’S
Program
PERSONALS
FORCOUCHS
)c
25 New Fall Coats
$
HEARI) AT THE CHURCHES
Flannel D resses
1
$
w. n.
I w ant us for a little while to
(360 ) 6:30 interpret the reasons why Christ
ians come to church.
F or one
Francisco (423) 7:30 thing it provides au uvenuu for
orchestra; 10-program ; Worship. Our moral education—
" F a r Y w r ll**llfc-*
K v e r y o n a w h o h a s tried thla
every human aoul feels the funda
w a t e r calls f o r a refill
[Schenectady (380) 0:45 m ental need for worship of aome
Ksr Service l-hoar SO
r : 7 musical; *10:30 or- sort. x O ur F a th e r created thi*
S
liv
e r L a k e S p r i n g s Co.
-Seattle (233) *8-9 r*. need and it is and has been felt
universally throughout the ages
*•. » children; 10-11 or- past.
It has been manifested, of
fs-t orchestra.
Springfield (337) 6:06 course in widely di/ferent ways,
Chuluota Inn will *erv* Thanks
e 30 orchestral; 7:30 pa- because of the variety of differ
ences in racial groups und their giving dinner as usual.
‘"JO organ.
/ positions, circum stances and their
Cnn_
Fo*t Dispatch degree of enlightm ent. B arbar
cprt; D music, specialians fell down before the serpent,
the crocldlle, the sacred cow;
A**hington (469) fl:|0 others
awed by the sublime muwtcan night, band; 9:15
gesty of Heavens, have knelt in
i
worship of the sun, or moon or the
stars. Still others have drawn on
D ID o f THANKS
,
th e ' storehouse of th eir .minds and
I
*2 1 *
-1
*te, k ^ ,*y wishes to take produced
im aginary objects for
»
thank the kind p«oord for their goodness worship. A gain th e/e are those
her husband, in his Tt- who have taken Biblical characters
and endowed . them with auperal*
bh
» “ h h i. aya*. ju
AJio
m d,'*,"
so live powers and g ifta and-Droit*.
F o r •* long tlm*
tim e it
’■bing th* trip wl8thklM r' Ko
i t was thought
thought!
j
-[W id en ce
A New Water
TTi-o ?
1 I r O U b iG
\ Phone
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17 j
*• 4
Fresh Oysters
DAILY
Fruit* and Vegetable* in
Season
Reasonable l i n e s
RO Y A L-FR U IT CO.
Writ In W r a trra I «!“■
F R E E K O T E X -S a m p le s
i I
■< ui
/S
.......
ly*
Only One to* each customer, Wednesday-nnd Thursday.
One dozen “Kotex for.....................................
...............
lleadquarlers
for
P o ly c ro m e M irro rs
8«o Our Window
SANFORD PAINT AND
•WALL PAPER CO.
11Mli
I I S g | » l S l r e r f ______
Y our health depend* ob gnttd
w ater. T here is none lietler th^n
Silver Lake Bpring* Co.
which you can get by calling
60.—A d r,
11-
�U]
STt ; •
11 a: .nie»
a ia rn m in u n in u H in iim ,
1
n u n
G A R D E N PEAS
FOR HEAD COLDS
B U Y S Florida Admitted To Membership In.
New York E lectric..
■art* i
Colds nnd c a t a r r h yield like m a g
ic? Yo soothing, h e a lin g a n tise p tic
D CLUB
The Amateur Athletic Association Railways Operated cream
th a t p e n e tra te a t h r o u g h eva ir p assage and relieves awol.C. EWING A TLANTIC'
CITY, N. J.,— Nov.i sla tin g of the e n tir e s ta te of Flor- At Loss Is
Reporf"»
* ,
.
.
.
1U,. U-______ __ 1 _
i
it
inflamcd m e m b ra n e s o f nose
18.— Action designed
to broaden
(cran Pitcher of Senators th e field of the o rg a n iz a tio n 's ncjPW U Retire, From Majors : tivity, approvnl o f nil unprece
And Manage Hit* Own Club dented n rrn y of 137 records and
n o te w orthy a th le tic
perform ances
OAKLAND, Cal.,1Nov. 18.— The d u rin g th e p a s t year, endorsem ent
Wc carry in slock the lending vuriJ
DEN PEAS, including KILGORE’S WlNvr^l
I f you art* s u f f e r in g from eczema
or some o th e r to r tu r in g , om barras
p hur, declares a noted skin s p e - 1r
cialist.
- .. .... .
Thia su lp h u r p re p a ra tio n , because
of its g e r m ddce stro y in g properties,
a n d throat. Y our clogged n o strils seldom fails to ulrkly subdue itchbpen right up nnd you. can b re n th o j ing, even of fiery eczema. The
freely.
H a w k in g l .and s u f f e r i n g 1 f ir s t application m akes the akin
stop. Don’t sta y s tu f'*f e d" up
u p and | cool a n a com fortable.
R ash nnd
miserable.
<blotches -are healed r ig h t up. RowGet a small h o t t l e ’of E ly ’s C ream i les Meptho'-Rulphur is applied Hke
nd is p e r
Balm from y o u r d r u g g is t. Apply 1any p ln is a d t Cold cream and
il
tt, little in the n o strils nnd g e t IInn - '■fectly ‘harm less. You enn
can ob
ol ta in ,
s la n t relief. Millions e ndorse this | a sm all j a r from a n y good d ru g g ist,
remedy known for m ore thnn f i f t y
y e a rs.
Ida, h e re to fo re u n d e r the Jurisdic
tion of the S o u th e a ste rn A ssocia
tion. w a s a d m itte d to m em bership
in the A. A. U, bringing* up to 23
the totnl of sectional branches.
F o rm a l adm ission of the Mlchig
association also wn« approved Uy
constitutional a m e n d m e n t b u t
a
plan of the Piedmont association
for admission was tu rn e d down.
The nddithm of steeple chase to
the indoor cham pionship progrnm
l_lfteen mile run and the outdoor
lint nnd provision for a m nrnthon
cham pionship reflected the re su lts
oi President P r o u ts re com m enda
tion for increased developm ents
of the distance running, in which
A m ericans showed g la rin g w e a k
ness in the Olympics. The M a r a
thon was given to Poston in te r to
day when Haltimure w ithdrew its
bid. originally accented.
'HI
A TLA N TA , Gn„ Nov. 18.— T h a t
ta x p a y e rs of Neh* YoHr'-are every
year called upon to pny la rg e sum s
of money to enable its t r a n s p o r t *
tion system s to keep r u n n in g a n d
providing tr a n s p o r ta tio n a t less
than cost is the word b r o u g h t to
A tlanta by real e sta te m en w M
have recently visited the m e tr o p
olis.
While street ra ilw a y f a r e s 'i n
oilier cities have beet
advanced
from the old flvc-cenl level, and
si.me street ra ilw a y
com panies
'lave been tumble to do more than
break even on the h ig h e r f a r e s —
which is p r e tty much th e s i t u a
tion tn A tla n ta , if not worse in
cs'ng money, New Y ork’s netv o' k of railw ay hnr« i ; c a r r y in g
tigers alm ost ,inv distance
Juv want to go for five c e n ts?
An insight into i ist now this is
■m conics to light a c cniding to
A tlanta real e sta te men, in a s.cr'<
I rotest lodged a,- the Hen)
F at. Hoard of New Yo-k, a g a in s t
tin continuation of mtinicipn' ow n• i -h:p and mnnngemoM
policy.
<i> s .nun:,fe d by the -tv linve Inen
■p■■•Med at mi a g g r o 'i 11 ann u a l
dcti. it of $1.1000,000, w ide in the
city tra n s p o rta tio n Ones, the a c t
ual cost of tr a n s p o r tin g each p a s s
enger carried vvas to.27 cents, a l
though tlie fare w as only
five
cents. .Since the burden of th e lo
cal taxation in New Yoik, a s elsewhere, is borne by r u n e sta te , the
Heal E sta te H o a r d s protest is in
I behalf of heavily taxed real e sta te
I owners.
KI LGORE S E E D COMP
WELAKA RUILDING-
Try A Herald W ant Ad For
i k l n n d ' d u b in the P acific coast I of proposals to benefit A nierirn’s
cball le a g u e will cha n g e hands fu tu r e Olympic c a m p a ig n s and rnWay, p a s s in g into the ow nership tifirntinn of n list of 28. 1025
t W a l t e r Jo h n so n , p itc h in g ace cham pionship a w a rd s
were the
th e W a s h in g to n Amqricnns, and o u tsta n d in g developm ents Monday
. _ - _ r g e W eiss, ow ne r df th e New in th e opening
sessions of the
R a v e n d u b in the E a s te r n league, th ir ty - s ix th a n n u a l convention of
It was announced h ere today by J. the A m a te u r A thle tic Union.
■Cal Ewing, r e tir in g O akland ownThe m e e tin g b rin g in g together
So Ws*; This S a n fo rd W om an Who
lending nthletie g o verning officials
*r*mL "* ■■< .
\ " T he consideration was not nn- from nil
Tells H er Experience
p a r ts of the
United
jVNBounced, h u t it was indicated by ! S ta te s, waded th ro u g h a mass of
1
1
„ .“ ta t it w as in the neigh
neigh- re p o rts, sta tis tic s and routine a f
All too often women accept their
■ borhood of $386,000.
fa irs today, held its annual linepains nuil aches ns n a tu r a l to their
• N e g n tla tio n s were concluded and (plot tonight and will close the de
You probably know tha t Cod
sox. They fail to realize t h a t weak
r
the check w as signed at n con liberations tom orrow at the hotel
kidneys are often to blam e fo r th a t Liver Oil Is the g r e a te s t flush p r o
ference in th e hotel O akland to- A m bassador.
backache, those headaches.' d iz rc ducer in the world.
»y, E w ing announced. Thi* acBecause it contnins more VitnChoice of P itts b u r g h as the 11(25
spells and th a t tire d , depressed
11*1 t r a n s f e r pa p e rs will be signed convention citv
feoltng
Thousands have foil in' mines th a n any food you can get.
and
unopposed
fo r the
property will)
to d a y ,* '
Mew health nnd s tr e n g th by help-,
__You'll^.be glad to know tha t Cod
election of M urray H ulbert of New
helj
'f r '
.With th e club will
will go
go nn fine
fine y,,rk. to succeed William C. I’rout
ing the weakened kidneys with Liver Oil comes in su g a r-c o a te d '
received
undersigned
plant which it is proposed to nam e of Huston, ns president, a re stated
Doan's Fills— a stim u la n t diuretic. tablets now, So if you really want ^
"W alter Jo h n so n F ield.” E w ing as concluding features.
to
nut
10
or
20
pounds
or
real
o ffic e until
November!
Tins Sanford case is one o f m a n y ;
W A S H IN G T O N . Nov. 17.— The
definitely will .r e tire from b a s e
Mrs. .Ins. L. Ray, JUI3 W. T h u d ! healthy flesh on your bones and
Principal am o n g th e ste p s taken commission
'.pointed
by
P
r
e
s
i
ball alqfifr With Del H ow ard his today to widen the A. A- U. field
purchaser to
S l„ mi v- “ I had kidney trouble i feel well and s tro n g ask J. C. ]
*Uow ow ne r on a sm a lle r scale, of activity was endorsem ent of dent t ‘i»olidg<‘ to inquire into the
nnd my back ached.
My
f e e t I ’enn Co., or B o w e rs P h n rm n ry j
for
deed.
jigru
ulttiral
conditions
began
work
and fellow confe re e in th e n ego plans to ally the organization with
bloated so badly, I couldn't w ear or any d ru g g ist for a box of Mc
tiations' Ju st concluded. In the 3.r> a newly form ed boxing F ederation :il » m eeting at the W hite House
my shoes and my bunds w ere so Coy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets.
years th a t th e O akland m a g n a te am ong N o rth and South A m erican today.
Only 0 0 ,cents for 00 ta b le ts and
swollen. I could hardly dress.
has been In hnselmll he has owned nations.
W
a
te
r
sacs
liuug
beneath
my
eyes
•'
J’wU ilon t gain five pounds in
|
A bachelor is alw ays considered
San F ra n c isc o and Oakland
nnd m> body and face w ere b l o a t - f 10
>'""r 'In ig g ist will hand
Willinm II. Cuddy of Boston, one* from choice; an old maid is
c lubs and bhs been president of c h a irm a n of the A. A, U, i..\iiig
ed to twice their n a tu r a l size. My j >'<*«* bac k the money you paid for
,
t
mi:
id.
led
one
from
lack
of
choice.
t h e league.
doctor advised me to t r y D oairs . them.
commission and one of the h a d in g
Johnson, who will m a n a g e the spirits in the tp-w “a ll-A m e ric an " I
Fills and four boxes cured me erill isn'1 nnything unusual for a
Verv few men would work if
tire 1y "
person to gain 10 pounds in 30
dub, is expected to pitch oil three rin g proposal advised the rnnven- 1 they
bad to ask tin. ho-. . daily for
* b b r opening days next season, nc- lion he already had reached a ten |
Flit c* bile, a t all dealers. Don't *b*ys.
what they needed, as their wives
simplv »sk for n kidney rem edy
M cCoys, the original and
. cording ^o the proposed schedule. ta tive agre e m e n t w ith I)r Carlos do.
i get I loan's Fills— the mime t h a t ! nuipe Cod Liver Oil Tablet.
“H a also probably will m ake f r e (•alleges of Huenos Aires, repre- ,
quent a p p e a ra n c e s d u rin g the s e a se n ta liv e of five South American
Mrs. Lav had F oster-M illm rn Co..
__ — — _i_Mfrs.. Buffalo, N. Y.
son. ......
countries, for the first in te r n a tio n ■ ■ m i i s n i H i i i i n i i i i H m i B u i i i i i u i n u i n n H
al a m a te u r boxing to u rn a m e n t u n
;
WASHINGTON. Nov. 18 — Clark der the auspices of the new body.,
Griffith, p re sid e n t of th e W ash- to be held in New York n ext April. I
■
" ig to n Baseball club, said late yes
C anadian su p p o rt to the move
terday he would consent to W a lte r was pledged ye ste rd a y by Hr A. S,1
» Johnson le a v in g th e team if he I jim b of the Dominion A. A. U.
a s s u r e d th e v e te ra n pitcher
■
Development of general reerea“had n e g o tia te d a successful deal tion id and pin vgrouml work, o u t
In O a k la n d .’’
lined bv M urry H ulbert, re fle c t
Wo have lots lorn ted in every m V tion of the city.
Under rules of the m a jo r leagues ed a n o th e r avenue of A. A. U. pro
for a p la y ty £o re tir e from a club g re ss while national control was
Ottr prices are right, and vmi can’t heat the term s.
I l R D I H I R l H I H R i r . M I I K R R I H D Bfll ■ l i i l i B l U H l i l l l l R B R i i B i R R R B R R R R i l i i i
ho must have th e c o n se n t of tin* ta k in g over two new branches of
! ■
fiV flta n a g e m cn t of his own club and sport, squash handball and indoor
Of all Others of th e tw o leagues. baseball, the fo rm e r at the re
Griffith nuid he felt t h a t if he quest of the S o uthe rn I’niific A>
S c a lie r Si/e ituji
N ew Crepe ^ Silk I'rocks
108 M a g n o lia A ve■waived his claim on Jo h n so n none] sue in tion. nod the la tte r on the no.
l-:t Off
$
1
2
.7
a
o f th o o th e r club
m a n a g e m e n ts tion of th e Southern Association
' would Stand In the wsv.
A new district association, ton
The famous Stumps »xl»l
J u s t a rriv e d in tim e for this
R e c a llin g J o h n so n 's 18 y e a rs of
r u g s odd hit of ilM ftMJ
S
a
tu
r
d
a
y
sale-—vidors
of
navy,
—
i
ice in m a jo r league baseball,
30x00, and :iiix72 fur & a m
Idtuk,
ta
n
,
cocoa,
brow
n.
Sizes
1 o f which w as spent w ith Washs a l e . O N E T i l l HI i OFF Su
Hi to 12. None shown before.
gto n , G r if f ith said he felt it his
funds or exi h a a g o S«U(
S
a
tu
r
d
n
y
$12.73.
Floor
2.
t y - t o follow the w ishes of the
Floor 3.
staft pitcher. Ills only concern, h>add e d , w a s t h u t Johnson should
■
have a proposition which would
( li f t s in One Package
a s s u r e him success fiom a Iium
Hran-Mt»hissT*s, ( ' n t t n n S e e d M e a l. P a r i s G r e e n
v "
2 2 N e w S ilk and Satia|
5 1 .2 5
ne ss standpoint.
1 lie S i m u l a d f u r n i n l a .
e h a v e it a ll.
A ls o a f u ll lin e n f ■
H a t s ?:t>9
feeds,
I ,e t u s f i g u r e w i t h y i m .
a
o. '.
W IL L R A I S E $10(1,00(1
i
Luncheon cloth w ith I napkins,
BRADENTOWN. N o v 1 8 .* H u m
S a tin H a ts and M.-ngalirw
.'t-pieee tmffel set and taide
Y‘"t*r M o n o H a c k i f Y im A r e N u t S a t i s f i e d
s c a r f at limped for em broidery.
ness men of this city a re e ngaged
none shown !•• f -i•• In till
' I n raising funds to com plete the
Ingh colors of uiUumr,All in a package at I I 25.
m
It
uni
whdt
j
ccw
EATS
hut
whit
die
1100,000 ns n (Inal p a y m e n t on inn
metallie, flower otnamrntt
Floor 3.
DIGESTS tlat producer milk jnd butln idts
Chase of the Adams
Boat Line
$.‘t.8U. Floor 2.
&
p r o p e r ty ,
which
includes
two
s te a m s h ip s , th e w h a r f and land |
•ltd riparian r ig h ts here, and dock |
Hone IIn 11<>ns a t
Illg f r a n c h is e s ill F a lm c tta . Tumpii
New 510 Pumps lo yl
tC-uJTUitrMl ?‘j 1
. a n d S t. P e te r s b u r g . T he p r o p e r ty
Half Price
Mv
rile
and
11
h
St.
■
Contiuu
rnoir
than
PIGISTIBLE
nutnrntv
at $V50
la being ta k e n over to m ake way
Phnne
J
fo r civic Im provem ents.
Dili do/i ti bane b u llo u s many
■
A c tua l $ 10 vidui
"11 n,,M
in mill to d s*'I> in m aroon, blue,
A u lh u ri/ed m ark eting agent J
in full si/*' rang*
>iw»i I
g r a y and tan
R e g u la r 3fte to
HEM_____ KENT
lur Sem inole Cmintv Poultry ■
p a te n t, satin and hhak
I »t* ut
f
t
>o
i|i./
H
alf
o
ff
S
a
tu
id
a
y
.
i'l»*<«ri ttipiiir
finish' Wuinbi 1**1>
N o w Fa r m( o mm i ssion
Molds First Meeting
Lots! Lots! Lots!
$25.00 Down
$15.00 Per Month
Thin Men
All Out Of Sorts?! Skinney Men
Run Down Men
Nervous Men
INVESTORS ATTENTIOI
EAGLES’ BUILDING (Lots7
8, Block 4 of Tier 4) TO BE SOLDF
DIVISION UNDER ORDER0 1
COURT:
A|
Bids
above
by the
8:30 P. M.,
1924. T eim s Cash,
Bids should be endorsed ‘Bids_
E agles’ Property’. No hid for li
than $15,000.00 considered. Right!
reject any and all bids reserved.
Successful bidder required toi„
posit ten per cent of bid with Masi
and pay balance when deed is r<
for delivery.
ALFRED FOSTER,
Special .Master.)
105 W est First Street.
j
Try Smith’s Barber
Shop for pood barber
work. Ladies welcome.
Next to Valdez.
at
Buy a
CLARK JEWEL
Gas Range at
Ball Hardware Co.
A. 1\ CONNELLY & SONS
“CUT WORM POISON” I
DAIRYMAN'S DELIGHT
DAIRY FE E D
Sanlord Feed Supply |
Company
j
As-ociatiun
TYPEW RITERS
H. S. POND
Banford .ln»i l> a Ti net • "•unpnnt
Ki<
»*horir ssa
. S=
Are You
, Economical?
For
pipes —
not for rolling
ReasunuMe i ’riie
fSavo by Buying finm
USED FURNITURE CO
j Welaka Building
HIGNdPYOV ( AN B E L I E V E IN
a
_____
I t y £ u r b re a th is bad and y - i
have apella of bwiinming in the
head, poor a p p e tite , constipation
, ' a t l d a genurul no-account fueling.
It I* a 'K j g n y o u r liver Is torpid.
T h e o n * re a lly d ependable remedy
T o r all d iso rd e rs in th e liver, stom
ach and bowels in livrbinu. It acts
powerfully on th e liver, stre n g th e n *
.dlfe a tic m , p u rifie s tin* bowels and
peatorea a fine fe e lin g of en e rg y ,
Ini and chee rfu ln ess. Price title
Id by Union l ’h arm ncy.
j:,„.—
.
- —_________ -
Simmons Siberia
HefrJgerators
at
Vi' ■
B all Hardware Co.
IATISM ENDED
! mullet a n y longer from rbcu-
Kence cut for
pipes —coarser
—Rough Cut
^
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i*t
Eadi W eek” is 1iu*motto that
compels us to search t h e markets lor
the b e s t obtainable to offer our pa
t r o n s . Bead this ml carefully shop
bv it Saturday note the savings.
Burns slower
and cooler „
% % «
and longer
No tins —
foil only, IOC
Granger Rough Cut
—
Ijc c rrr A M m u T o iio to C a
G owns Embroidered
By Band, 52.50
Brassier** Sale
S a tu rd a y , 51.25
White Philippine night gowns
th a t til*' hand cndiipidered,
selling S a tu rd a y at $2.Ml
Sizes
l ’> t i 17
N E\V.
Five dozen at $2 :'•*I,
Hooi 2.
Thin I** a long brassiere,
m a d ' "f tnereerized hi made
The usual pi ii-*- is $ 1.50
save Sat unlay us you buy
one .i( i I 'Jo, F ’oor J
Ill* W ool S w ea te r s
51.05
55.05
New S u . u t . ' i - jn>t io fiom
New Aoi k
And these are
pi iced ni i IN K T H IR D le*s
than tlu .i in lual wortii for
quick nile Saturday Floor 2
G irls
Gi ngham
$2.50
Mai n
I'lannel $1.19 Yard
$ 2 .Ml.
made and cut
exclusivelyfo r pipes
F l o o r 2.
MEN’S UNION SUITS AT 79C
These g iiirn in U (usua lly celling at $1) are cut full
for a itiv , nu ll Made of cheeked nainsook athletic
style
All s./o's from 34 to 4d uvnile.lde when (he
selling s ta r ts S a tu r d a y a t 8 u. in. Unit, 3 to u nistonw r at 7‘.a each. Main Floor
BOY’S NEW 2-TROUSER
SUITS AT $12.50
The e n tire Mmk in th e s tc r e of uoyh’ $1(1.60 two
tro u o c r su its ON E DAY a t $12.60 the suit. T hese
a re in *ixc.-» fur luds of II to 18 years. Stylishly
m ade ^ u i U —of e n d u rin g quality. $12.60 S a tu rd a y .
Main floor,
'
v ;* * x* >i
pnn
I liter
-
Bed Spreads 51 9S
-1 color non shrinkable f la u
nt strip e s, hollow cite* ks
I om bre effects. $ Lot) regi
S a tu r d a y a t $1.11* yutd.
Main floor.
Saxon Croeliet bed spread*, f*
ly made. Hi gulai
SnUll'dny in size 7'<xs8 at **'
ear h. Main floor
NEW HAPPY HOME D R ESSES
$1 .09
-----------------
( ’he. kid .i ’ .I plaid gingham
dresses f,.i school girls of 8
to 12 ye a rs
Touched with
hand embroidery ill 8 colors.
Saturday,
f lo or
Jfb.fM)
D resses
w w
W hy endure such intense
the muscles, nervea and
poisons of rh e u m a tism art
In the blood. L E O N A H D I ’S
■POR T H E B L O O D com('poisons, drives them out
lyatetn. T h e rheum atism
h You can go about your
tasks freely, hspuily.
SN A R D I’S E L IX IR F O R
BLOC)]
>D does m ore than this
I t builds new strength
I t ’s use insures against
of attacks.
LB O N A R D 1S
E L IX IR
H E B L O O D now . R ofiua
. A t sit drug gists.
ISP6?1
c s4 p o in te r on tobacco:
Hebuilt furnitui*'
Looks Like Ni-w
,
!
ini
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V. V
T h e pretties!
jmn.se
froik.s you could wish
for. Made o f fast color
A m oskcug g in g h a m s and
fine percales. T h e size
t'ange, too, is tonip lete
from 1(5 to -1(5
V
/
m
By purchasing a very
la rife assort nient, we offet them aL $ 1.09 each.
T h e s ty le illustrated is
but one o f over 20 which
are to be sold for $1.09.
F loor 2
DICKSON-IVES CQ
2^14* Orange Ave. Orland p. Phone 1106
■ Iif.i0D* e * 10 com* *° ^
S aturday cvr„t
1 cilia. <h« personal shopper who will bu»’ i
*
-------------- store hours 8 a, as, to !• p. w.
jr
U * x * u * m * t& * * * x n * u z n * u m w u * w ! m * x B n u n u u n u u a M U u n u m m » % i c z
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aunty and, W e have pome beautiful lake STENOGRAPHER W A N T E D — ADVERTISE tn trie Journal-H er
Touring I I4»i 00 .jfU
Hup
Slnr-Tele*, frunt lots, on Lake W ildmerc o n e
Touring
I
IIK .ifu ll
Chev,
ald. South Georgia's greatest
Fred R. Wilson. F irst N ational
is r m ’M ; P0 1
nedium in; half mile from the bixio llljchwny Hunk Bldg.
newspaper. Morning, afternoon,
Coach I
mornings. in a nest of beautiful c le a r laltoi,
weekly and Sunday l laaalfled rates
Itunahoutl
1, Fla.
for sale.
1’anet
10c n«r line. Way cross JournalTrnrV
-------------We will build your home, land*
Herald, Waycross. Georgia.
Cah IJdy
192 4 1 Kuril
our rules!scape your trove, and relieve you
I?** '
lire a tlae
T. T.
I
^ h* m line
Curette, 1of trouble and worries incident to, FOR RE N T —Small house on Rth TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE
Touring
FOR S A L E — Couple of beds of !*14 I Kurd
fie m Itn*
plruitural
i
building
up
a
plnce.
Send
in
your
subscription
to
tl
Touring
19
2
3
Dodge
Street.
All modern
conven
^ 4r m
ttunnhout
I display
In the meantime, you can (To iem-es. Phone 338-W.
IS 21 I Ford
Tribune or hand it to your local ' ^ 1 , 0 * 1 4 2 aT coiW
yp„ d .ruble above
Truck 1
— ,
I
m C H T S ^ T h r e e Stations.
Mug- ri,u'* " n n ' " ucstfishing. You can fish in any one
dealer so you can read M o r u l a s _____________ _ _ _ _ _______
Touring I
192
4
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Ford
nolin
a
n
d
Second.
F
irst
and
Kim----------------if
the
dozen
lakes,
and
if
you
don’t
Lira art fur cosTourlna
19 22 | I 'nil K*
A venue anti
and l'Rh Street ' ‘
Hook of T ru th for Plnntcrs of 19 23 | llup
-now how to fish, we have several i '*11 RENT NewV five
five- room b u n - 1^ K ^ l.0n ltnonte^^sl,$*.,OC?threo months
S a n f'ord
o r d Avenue
’!V , r"1 > G r t ' o r n
know
Hprrlal I
>r1 lon»
.
uvertf* lengtn
Hi,mister
It95.ee
Hi,mlsler
I pssa.uu
, 'U
E x pert
'" r«w “," u- ''Kt'crtr
"ert service.
ern conveniences, $2.00. If you desire 51.000 insur- New Groves is yours for the asK1
Inti,,i.
South v .» t »"•!*'^V-oNid'a"
who will he glad to sh o w ;
galow. nil modern
Itunnlioutl
4225.00
19
22
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or
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rite
today.
OckUwahn
a ItD«
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you.
Mr.
Sch.dfield
who
has
been
1
pimp,
-IH
fl.
ance
poliry
add
76
cents
to
your
mg
T
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a
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i
a
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m
.t
u
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s
|,(e JOo for Orel
lint Hint 1 itja .o e
, 43
Pedigreed Citrus , J*!*
order.
N urstries Inc
singing nt the Haptist Church will Ton Trm-kl
. .-,a s fj
M A D A M E H A R R IE T
STT
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n
I, r**lrifted to
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Trees,
Lake
Je
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Kin.
F
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RENT
-T
hree
room
furnisht'al. Mu-v I
. ^ } .W
<v<irk of n]| kiwis. H;iin wntcr a
KKA( It tTio pmaporous fnrm- ^*>uch for thi» ahovo
IU I I Ford
CO.. Inc.
[first I"*'
id euttage on Palm etto Ave. "DO YOU W A N T to buy o r »cll --------- specialty.
Old F irst N ational.
cr* nniJ fl>rn grow ers of Volusia LAKE
1 A K I- JJ E
ES
SS
SU
UP
P LAND
ij
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I
Hr
da
11 [ 45*5.00
, auulf The 8»nLongwood, Fla.
If so advertise in! FOR SA L K — UR23 Ford Touring.
Gen. G.i. Herring. Sanford, Flu.
Fla
an y th in g ? "
,IU \,r t -Mtonslble
Hank Huilding.
county ndvertise in the Del-and
“TFI4419 T4» NOSIK I 'K O r t i r
nrorl»,t maertlnn.
good running order, b a tte ry , car-------- - - ------th e "GalncavilU Sun."
to n : i i r i : \ T o p r r o n a i . i . ('Anil
' ‘ ■
for eulieequent
FOR SA L E RE A L E S T A T E J
D III US
=
S
t t 1 '* ■ ' ■' "<•' « * . 0 .1 ,
lT7ri~ _
~
. ------------------buretor, side curtains, caishions,
1 . w . r iiik i.iP N non a
,a riffle should b*
I.A X E Y 'S l i R l t c T r n T T f r ~ 1____ . .
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Five east front l»ts located on i
llndffr l)m lrr«
• itlt VJfi
! i- u r s P.!ur'2' NVuuum" [ , " ’ " " , [ ' 1 i.m ,
‘ overs all new. Tires m good
aiaiclv In ease uf
Oak A Sad St,
j
scriptimiv. Drugs.* s ,,(|„ ’s
\\>
MORNING JO U R N A L is the Sanford Avenui in Lane's addition,
1 Inet Oil 111 a Sunrtny. no,ruing ls«u* shape, f o r cash ?IJa.0(i. Service 1'honr No.
nre as nem- v.ni
, accepted want ad ntediuni in Each lot Mi feel wide. Two corlanTi«r.its.
I rent par word, minimum Tic.
Shoe Shop. 117 W. F irst Street.
(-,,11 jo;)
'
I11" 1' 1 Daytona ( f in .) One cent a word ners
This is one of th e highest i
jorcrcn’el It a thor[, ailh r.il»*. rul»a
-------— — — - —
----------------- , *« insertion. Mminium 2ftr.
1points in the city and an ideal lot«e JHj
Vn, nil) k-i"« you i — ---- ----- * I .<rlf IS I
r ~ cation for seme builder who is]
1920
.
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trir.il1' n Amt If
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locking
for
sui’alde
lots
on
which
T » mi ,,*al«t you In
— O rlan d o —
___ ...... $100.00
t
1
T
ouring
secne of stupendous development
o m s tr u r t homes. This section
MIRACLE Concrete Co., general
[*»ni “'I to mak»
.................. .
70.00 11-; 1,
1 Touring
Flowers for nil occasions.
Rend about li in the Palm Reach of
, j lv (> known for its fine
cement work, sidewalks, build- .----------T»
-- 125*00
,*t !
Si t Myrtle.
Phone 2i»0-W
ing
hlocks.
Irrigation
boxea.
J.
B.
Kt>R
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—One
large
roan
mare.
1
Coupe
Post
Sample
copy
sent
on
te*fhcs«i
lots
at
the
price
(IX >OTH'K.
1921
'
LAW
YER
TerwUlegcr, Prop.
i Good worker, cheap for cash. I
__________ _______________________ 'tbest.
thi y arc offered will make it posannul I s''* 1 their
$150.00
’
'J
John Murphy. Pares Lane.
office address as
L E W IS O’BRYAN'.
Office in '
1sihle for anyone to make hig prof,,.i
,
1922
ptmli* t>umbel If
Sentitinle Rank Huilding Annex FLO R ID A —UTtt.ANDO— Orlando
rh.- inveitmeiF.
O w n e r s i oil ran buy Furniture and Rugs
Lumber nnd Huilding Material
$175.00 r |
d
nulls Abum QSS
SU
IT
S
AND
OVERCOATS—
All
•
1
Runabout
M EN ’S CLO TH IN G
morntig Sentinel; largest rlassi- have made other investm ents and „[ tjunlity nt moderate prices.
< a r te r Lumber Componv
, | Iihu«s lid Tina n
185.00
,, ,,
__ - ___
wool
mnde
to
order,
guarnnteeil
,
1
Runabout
fil'd business, r„t,.
H word, min need money <b: this account they (ll|r n,.1(rr Koines Cluh enables
n u nit . i s can l
N. lauitel St.
Phone 6415
1923
to fit. Any 2 piece suit $25. Full I
AA!ti ***** •
|wil h " i ualokp
S. W. BRADFORD. Ed. V I 'r n c jmum 24<- cash with order
a re off.-ttog these lots for sale nt >DU tn pn (llr it „ m u r nt a time. (ii ait.tr- ‘ '
(Tailored S u its —$32.60 and up,
HILL
LUMBER
CO.
House
of
suit
or
overcoat
$23.50,
Scotch
I
1
lo
u
r
i
n
g
n gn*at rmlut tloti n v n the m arket
200.00
annul HI *T be
Milatie T h e a tre Rldg.
Service, (Junlity and Price.
Woolen Mills. 3U5 E. Second S tre e t, I T ouring
""V K Ii.l'l-H H n n x T ' . ' N
v.,lUt. „f the propertv.
Rut the
225.00
L.i el l>e
s ' i n , I n Is l i s t l r I'liii; Mn- s i - , 1 , - 1 ,t,-' . .1 .
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d'afi'elle> , r mll'l 'n a il«i hiKhwny i>> itiw November Li the price will be
1021
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Jwdae. armiwoir
RE G IST R A T IO N NOTICE.
Lf acIM.
$,‘.0011 for the file lots A fte r t h a t |
MORE Rusiness for S anford mer 1 " ir
^,l,,
$ 3 2 5 .0 0 .,,
M
1'
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•.r. (s| ..nt
I(i r Iflu
..lU giMrnlioii ..IliMiki*
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in ' l1 lo u r in
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In
It.
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, , , . , i,i0M„n time they will In iiiiiinsed.
If .
eh.m ts. Direct mail u th e iii- m g ,. i , n ,,
•‘50.00, lU I1lJ,1
tarii a
f»r..mi*t Efficient
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ii Monday. November 3. 1024 1 Touring
i t »i: v * t,4 *^ i M• •H i ' . \. :i 4
See S A N F O R D M l ! l itiK \ I II b Hnr ..,.|,i r h tioiis,* iiii.tii , ,,i»sira. pun ha-ed how one th u d cash will i
-OS-00
" ffl
and will close Friday November I Runabout
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I.. ■* S|. nt „n )„,n,||,
Addless )•,,.(I Iff jee
RoX 1
CO., room
Hall Rldg I d . , J';
,M tmiliums
r „ l)P.
Terms if desired.
l »,t*-i
•• till fill 1*4 IH'IIH !IM'
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wr.o-nit ! U, hunt.lid I i ida.
. I i mi , j. .it tiM ^ i M * wtji| g
111 per cent discount for cash.
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a. , —|
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v . m .ini i nrti 4•r
nti* iKif
Win,, t n-\, l,.|,to, iii 1 ',-jmrt■
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City
R
egistration
Officer.
EDW ARD HIGGINS
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I i'It SA1.F F..iir live room bun 1 1
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$••ii- \ n y 1 |n 1:»1It
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Price $M1H
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phone I t s
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nr, iiiinitnum
- . ». igc.
pie ,1 Sanford
lie\ 11• )>dr. I illi.lerv llle
fo r
PION I I M .
1 1 1 ^ A, ! i i " f ' ' s ' h a s ! him-1 "|'t* EOR RE N T — Fumikhetl rooms
fi» olli 'i needed,
,30r.
French
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housekeeping.
300
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mil* - <■t 1•, 1 ami, X
rrijmied
It is
Q U A L IT Y
S E R V IC E
PRICE, A l.lT T t.F VI ANT U ' In The _
I lilt SA L E ...
i . si art,in
ready FOR R E N T — Furnished
tt! J h ,i i
,d fine
Itkilwiii ally
for
shed bed
bedroom
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bring
y
i
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re
I minien ial St R R Ave.
I*W tit h.- - 'a t e , 16
Ntl I ICE
l, i setting. Phone 1 !.!■ V\
ho.ee loealit.n , ($01 Mn Knolls 1
illPhone II , I, ,
nhil *» li , niMPge
Noli, e n. h ei ehx g i v en tluU tin
you hi ve stoted itw iv sod l.ave
plants. I Ax e. Phone SH
I 1lit fA l.K S tia w b e ir v
and 1
lire in (hi,
II \Y N K S .V RAM 11 1 I linC'iH „„ „ M. f(„
A i;. . u , hi. , v.w l h(J land will; I [,lowed, w i! Ii hull
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III | ; i 1«\ * • 1. 1*1 li I
b a n I f • ,1 i p , l i m b e r a n d wood,
IkM i h i : 4
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may lit ing y m
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x e s l e d in ni a - Mi.yoi of t h e l ity > "it ' It
See
Dick 7a ’>m>y can
f „ rll,shed rooms. Mrs. Annia ..jjfldB
l l > l a i l . Avenue
Fh me 1 IS nnd s r»‘|T"e<*iitd!ive
ill - •1 t
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o f Sati foi l. F l o r i d a , I do hereby Hei n, t al l A v e n u e
Uhilipt.
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DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
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S IN O P E
C O P IE S
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General Seeking
lictments for Printin
Income If
GIVE UP
. . . . . . . )N, Nov. 10.—The
in t t lt ilW fe
Government's ‘kUtion to teat the
that their offices
Tices might
mlg; continue to
function vwithout*
delay in dlsposi
regality of publication of income tion of gohcfal business. He bur*
tax returns by newspapers hn* Rested also th a t the collectors r e
Men Started, and an indictment in iterate to those who examine the
one caae ia expected within n few record, the w arning against pub Commission WiU T ak e A d
Governor
f$r
days;. »t-. •;
vantage Vof })hort Session
lication, mentioning penalties c a r
A ttacks
Proposal t T h a t
.• •- No N am e s Announced
ried in the law.
Congress Be Empowered
To Shape D efinite P rogram
Attorney G eneral Stone announc
The internal revenue bureau e x
Which Will Be Complete
to Veto High Court O rders
ed Tuesday he had instructed U nit pects to ta k e no fu rth e r action in
ed States a tto r n e y s to institute the publicity m a tte r nnd the denfcy
proceedings in "six or seven" in p a rtm e n t of justice, with tho views v > Q l t l 6 I f l Q U S t r y 1 0
stances but he declined to indicate of the a ttorney general in the
the n ew spapers a g a in st which hands 6f United S ta te s attorneys
grand Jury p re se n tm e n ts have l*cn along w ith the evidence, will do
ordered, lie said, however, th a t little more than exercise supervis All Pending Fnrm Legislation Many Prom inent Personages
Did you know t h a t there
one s u it will be filed soon, nnd In ory direction of the cases involving
Present nt Big M eeting
w ere th re o bachelor, governors
WiU A w ait R esu lts of
well inform ed q u a rte rs it w as said the legality of publication of r e
In tho distinguished p a r ty which
Being Held In Savannah
th e Commission’s F indings
tire a tto r n e y general believed the turns. Mr. Stone is prepared, howvisited Sanford this m o rn in g ?
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1 -indictment m ay be forthcom ing ever, to join in any plan to hnsten
How the three executives, all
SAVANNAH, Go.. Nov. 10.— An
W A SH IN G TO N . N o r. 19.—'The
within forty -e ig h t hours. There n judicial in te rp re ta t^ jn .of th e
of whom a r e declared to be
attack
on
the
proposal
th
n
t
tho
commission
appointed
by
P
resident
were indications th n t it w as a l a p parently conflicting provision*
fine looking, hnve, esenpod the
United States congress he given
re a d y un d e r consideration by u Of the Inw, relating to publication. Coolidge to solve the problems of power to overrule decisions of the
m ntrlmoninl p a th th u s fa r , li a
A m erican a gric ulture b egan T u e s
g ra n d ju ry .
Thoroughly Gone Over
m y s te r y to every o th e r m em ber
Court, declaring acts of
day to shape it* p ro g ra m o f w ork Supreme
.
A
lm
ost
sim
ultaneously
with
Mr.
lE N C E , C alif
of the g u b e rn a to ria l p a rty .
The attorney general has gone
announcem ent, the hurenu over every phase of evidence sub- so as to take a d v a n ta g e Of the thr legislative body void, wn* made
Coming
short
session
of
congress
;hy
F
orm
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Governor
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ra
n
k
O.
j e f f Hession. dis- Softone's
But a n y w a y they still cling
in te rn a l revenue sent a ddition mitted at his request several days
for nnv remedial legislation which 1l.owden of Illinois, in an address
to single bliss. The threo for
jey of Inyo county, al instructions to in te rn a l revenue i ago
by the United States a t t o r it mav by thnt time have conclud l»-t night nt the opening session
F
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decked
Sanford
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While city officials and ficials are :
he is leaving im- collectors which will act to re stric t neys concerning publication and ed to Ik- necessary.
of ihe United D aughters of the
Ita citizens greeted th e
[for Sacramento to the tim e in which th e public nmy what os described os th e best cases
A fter an sll-dnv session behind * onfederncy
thirty first
a nnual members of the Chamber of
Percivnl P ro c to r Baxter, gov
ernora
26 utatea and t
m ake use of the income tax records have been selected for presentation
Commerce were entertaining e rn o r of Maine, home nt P o r t guests of
I Governor to send under "public inspection "provia- lo tht. r o u r t v While Mr. Stone closed doors the commission an- jconvention.
th
is
m orning cn r
L to Los A ngeles mns o f th e law. Commissioner I declined to go into details, saying nounced. however, th a t it would be This address, with n speech on dnembera of the gubernntor- land. Me., law yer, Bnwdoin A. from Jacksonville to souths
impossible
to
complete
its
w
ork
be"A
mericanism"
by
Mr*.
F
r
a
n
k
,
.)
n
r
^
y
m
o
r
n
i
n
g
w
i
t
h
II.,
Iln
rv
n
rd
LI..
II..
is
one.
Ho
Inhere ranchers are B la ir requested th e collectors to | thnt the m a tte r was a grand jury fure congress convened noxt m onth !>hinold, Americas, Gn., president- |
Florida, and duo to th e
is -18 years old. He Is f a th e r
, water supply. T he limit the books to public e x a m in a action until indictments are a n and thnt nfte r itn session todny general of the organization, w as a two-hour motor trip through
of first nntl-vyriseetion bill in
fo rts of A rth u r Yowell I
tion to th r e e days n week and three nounced, he indicated thnt the d e
and pending
the assem bling of the principal feature of the con- the city ami its environs, San
foineed he w ired hours a day, advising them that
a sta te legislature in the U n it
R. W. Penrm nn, Jr., it is
partm ent believed all phases of dntn on which it will base its w ork ! vention’r opening. Mnny promi- ford boasted the fact that it
ed S tates.
When he was in
, Attorney in San experience since th e books
first the conflicting provisions of the it would take a th re e or fouq ment personage*, including Gov.
lieved
th n t th e p a rty of chi
the
legislature
he
hnd
charge
|)( present a t the wore opened had dem onstrated thnt lnw would be covered in the se
had in its midst some of the
weeks' rocen*.
U'litforil Wnlker of G w rjfi#, nntl
executives
carried away, w ith
•if w om a n’s su ffra g e bills (be
m any persons desired to see the lected rases. He is especially de
(iencrnl J a m e s A.
a . Thomas,
i nonius, Dublin,
iniunn, most prominent men of the
As one of the most
p r e s s inngg , General
fore
nineteenth
am
endm
ent
them
a
most
favorable Impre**
records f o r no obvious reasons.
sirous of having the cases p re se n t problems Hubert D. Carey, of Wy
ry i tin., coinmnndei-in-ebief of the entire county.
days.)
*ion of F lorida’s la rg e st p r o d u d n j f j
KDEKT, Calif.. Nov. ID.
To W arn Public
ed with consideration for the vnrv- oming. chairm an of the commiisJI United Confederate Veterans, were
Among others in the p a r ty was
Rngnvnlil Anderson
Nestos,
section.
\
fito
j tod possible blood shed
Mr. Blair inform ed the collectors ing conditions under which publi- sion, nnnounced that the c a ttle iIn- seated on the stage.
Gov. W. W. Brandon of Alnimmn.
Tw enty-one of the city1* monk
governor of N orth Dakota, is
Imult sver controversy the lim itation appeared necessary cation was made.
who
it
will
he
rem
em
bered
in
v
e
n
t
dustt
v
would
be
one
off
the
first
j
It is seriously proposed tliut
apueduct, c o u n
the one naturalized citizen aselect closed c a rs were lined up a t
subjects studied.
ngress of the United S ta te ed the N ational anthem th a t "Alathe j'ong
niong the governors. He wns
MId today.
the Clyde Line dock when the 0 » - '
Meanwhile, re p ie se n ta tiv c Tineh -imii lie given power to overrule liama has -4 votes for Oscar \ \ .
bora In N orw ay 47 years ago.
[tsyi he is pow erless
Underwood"
nnd
chanted
it
somereoln
landed the distinguished
er,
|{epublipan.
Kansas,
a
spokesdecisions
of
the
Supreme
Court
dolie is a g r a d u a te of the N orth
' then- nnd he know s
man of the farm bloc, a n n o u n c e d ' claring an net of congress void." j thing like 102 tim es luring the
guests on Sanford *oilt n n J wltnlfi^
Dakota S ta te Normal school, a
liufficient to equip
Commotion. How
a f te r a conference tonight w ith .ih i- form er th ie f executive of III late
‘ ' Democratic
"
U niversity of Wisconsin Ph. It.,
five minutes nfte r the g a n g plank
non. all of whom
ever the governor was giving no
Senator
C
urtis,
of
Kansas,
thi*
Hints
said.
and a lawyer. He I* a Repub
hnd
been lowered the car* were - ,
St. The g o ve rnor
Kepublican whin, that all pcmling
-.jf
pmposition i- adopted. thought to political m atter* this
lican. n Lutheran and a Roloaded nnd the
motorcade U f l f
•pi.
morning
and
instead
was
re
m
a
r
k
fa
rm
legislation
would
Ire
held
in
ta ria n . His home is in Minot.
the constitution, which was finally
sta rte d , headed by a scout c a r from :
of the C ity of
ing
upon
the
beauty
of
Sanford.
abeyance until congress had the i lablisheil at such uti awful cost
N. D.
the Cham ber of Commerce, and i
llRRounced late TucsTo Gov \V. R. F a rrin g to n of
benefit of conclusions reached bv . f tre a su re and blood, will have
two motorcycle policemen.
The third bachelor is Gov.
the country s u p
the a g ric u ltu ra l commission.
He heroine of no mole
significance Hawaii fall* the honor of having
A
lexander
.1.
Grocsbeck,
of
; would be asked to
Tho route, which had been care*,
th a t, in fact, be did not e x than an act of congress, which mav traveled the furthest distance to
Michigan. He home is in Iuinfor the a r r e s t s of C h a rre d Body o f C in c in n a ti F irs t T im e in H is to ry
of said
fully
mapped; Included S a n f o r d ^
atte
n
d
the
conference
nnd
to
be
pint the enactment of any fa rm | ... i.p ia lo d by a tem porary major
sing, Mich., where he has r e
*»rmy" of ranchers,
most a ttr a c tiv e residential dlitric
P r e a c h e r F o u n d In B aseC o u n try
T hat
R a ilro a d s legislation at the short session nnd it\ the following year.
a member of the pa rty which i*
sided d u rin g his te rm s ns a t
in addition to the celery and W
iAUbamn gate* of the
m e n t F u rn a c e of H om e in
H a v e G o tte n T h ro u g h I’enk added the opinion thnt ns to ii
• | f thiN shall happen. tli» state* Unit mg the state. Gov. Scott Rone
torney gcncrnl and governor,
tu re fields on the outakirta of
In defiance of yesof
Vbi-ha
i*
a
close
second
for
this
large
portion
of
the
a
g
ric
u
ltu
ra
l
S u b u r b o f C o lu m b u s, O hio
S easo n W ith o u t a S h o rta g e
,i- we know them, will disappear.
li e is a U niversity of Michigan
city, and the governora and *
| order to cease i n t e r - .
honoi
____
sections of the West the cmerg Tlie\ will become mere sh u d o w .
L I - B.
,
guests viewed with g r e a t Int
i the water system ,
of t h e i r form er selves
They w i l l 1 At........ t h e si-veial governorsJ t
this town predicted j
th e ficlda th a t supplied me
COLUM BUS. O.. Nov. II'.— I N E W YORK, Nov. 19.— O n e |i- m y condition had passed,
ti
m
u
1
1
v
be
ruled
from
W
ashington,
elect
in
the
party
is
.Iona
>\.
Marhundred
nnd
ninety-three
ronds
of
Chairm
an
i
a
n
y
explained
in
Charles Collins of , Rev. C. V. S heatley, pastor of
thotr supply of these dellcaciaa
the country got th ro u g h the peak sta te m e a t that while in view in Uu H)(fU (lf nut,K.rutjr power T he tin. who will a«*umc the duties ol
(attempted to qinkc any
C hrist L uthe ra n Church, whose
iV h tfr*
driva th r o u g h
the bioi.ll scope of the com m i**- 1... ^
jH dear to tile hyut>» tin. f executive of h W U ft begin,
r luch w arrant*, such
poimpunity w a s te rm in a te d a t
wife's c re m a te d bo<i.v was t a k , traffic movement* this year w ith ion's work
it probably would U<*vt V
..t.....w
nor
Dm
i lioturh ruing
Vninir Ja n . 1. Mr.
Mr. MM
artin Is no
*r..rk
v«i-y
southerner.
Rut
though
artin
.
out
a
e
n
r
sh
o
rta
g
e
f
o
r
th
e
first
. constitute the m a tc h
country club, w here the vial
en from 4th e fu ro a r* Ht the
't i m e in th e ir history. It was r e -1 incompiilHr liv March I, hi* thought ^ \OH\ hi* cmi*i\ in* foiiml 11 ^rent *'«»inpmiiiMl l»> Mrs. Martin.
ite real tro u b le in
w ere served
lig h t re fre sh r
home Monday, today changed
•
ItliHI'X
II
1
1
1
It
III
t'tll
V
WOtllll
I
n
*
I
_
e.
ll.an
IIIIV
Ilf
U
lllflt
Ilf
I
’lllfairal
W
’fllklT
(if
(
Iindoiibtedlv
would
be
(|_
r
,.(lUnlrv
t
linn
any
of
which
he
j
G,,v.
Ullfforil
alker
of
Georgia,
some
I'ha
venled Tuesday when the c a r s ir - J
_ i-lnyo w a te r w ar, his testim ony and told the
omf,
given
n
chance
to i t
remit
for
r
.p
o
i
t
la-fore
that
time
I,lid d i cumed. Now. if the proposi- ,|1.l | Mr,.,| |,y ninny to he the tinnilvice division of
the
American
I brought to its m ost rethemselves and admire the lR-r
prosecutor he believed she
"Itec.igni/ing tin depressed mu t„,i, lo Mib-litute the will of coii H<ime*t oiiiii in the party, is enjoyRailroad
Association
presented
it*
| with the opening of the
course.
^
killed herself. Y esterday he
dition ol Uu ,'iitllc in d u stry ." t h e -, g n -- foi the sa ile d g u a ra n tie s off mg (he tri| immensely. He, how|P2I report to the board of dire,
ute gates Inst S u n d a y
spurned this belief
Following
a
10-minuto
re st, th o !
t
Inin
Ilian
said,
"tho
c«>nimi--i,*n
(>vi
i
denies
the
furl
th
a
t
he
t*
li-tilutioo
shall
prexnil.
it
ilucon-tilution
-hall
prevail.
tors. The report also showed that
| of ranchers.
p a rty repaired to tho w a itin g mo
<ail\ determ ined t» a rriv e at
on will inil.-isi be II " l o s t einise” for (lie youngest governor in the pa rty
seven
new
tra
n
sp
o
rta
tio
n
record*
I/Om of Life
CO LU M BU S, Ohio, Nov. 19.—
unmediale i.-coiiimeiidiition l "k ,
and laughingl.v surrendered th a t F a m o u s “ L ie u t." H a rk in s I h to r cars and drove to the Orangd
District A tto rn e y Police adm ittedly a re w ithout a had been set throughout the conn me to the stabilization of tiu- » tin'll both the north and south honor to Gov. Anil I’reus. of MlnS eek in g R e le a se on H a b e a s county line, pausing fo r a fivepoiil.'.l
out
then
blnml
upon
ii h u n
try
generally
during
this
period.
as both issued
sta te - clue to the m ysterious cremation
nesotii, who i* timely II
Some
C orpus l'ro c c c d in R s In M i minutes stop nt 1-ongwood w here C
T hat 1921 wits the first ye a r in pha-e of a griculture. An eailx -l> dred battlefield* "
icting loss of life and late Tuesday of Mrs. Addic Sheatone asked Gov Walker the year
I'l-ion on tbi> m a tte r I* anti- mat • |
a m i C o u rt T h is A fte rn o o n a delegation of ladles aorV aU d*
\
f
t
*
•
i
asset
ting
th
a
t
time
bad
which
the
carriers
aver
Uni
the
u*
sr« <o the nnueduct if sley, .r>0 years old. wife of Rev.
g a rs and punch.
•d
by
the
w
ar
-if
hi*
birth
and
b e fo re
Inrealized
bi'Hled
wounds
mil**
' or the city of Los An- C. V. Sheatsley, paster of Christ ual a u tu m n bugaboo of a d earth
At tin- session t.ulliV eleven I'll In-tween the stntes, Mr l.owden it had let the "cat out of the bag "
Mayor j . E. W alker officially
MIAMI. Nov. III. William II.
to oust the r a n c h e rs' L utheran Church of Bexley, a s u b of freight car* un* a ttrib u te d
i cj.ii d u e l s nnd members d vm I ptnised the l nited
welcomed the visitors und express*
t onfedernt.' It vvn* hi lh?7
a
new
system
in
the
handling
of
Hat
kins,
"
m
a
s
te
r
f
o
r
g
e
r
”
released
I occupation."
urb, whose charred body was found
Aimthci piommeiit iiu-mt.er of mi a writ of habeas corpus this i-il regret at the shott le ngth 01 .
runs and Ihe Grand Army of
••empties.-' In the past, it
win* i o i i - g o v . I I I I. ......... commission- w e r e ^
| powerless in the situn- in the basem ent of their home.
i
,
ilhil
in
f»r
consultation
All
1
tic
party i* tiov. I baiiiiing t nx t i d e ......... . unless a w urrant is in time th a t they were perm itted to
the
Republic.
•heritf said
" I f 1 atCounty Prosecutor King, with pointed out. it had been custom ary vv.t.' leipiested t» furnish m f "
Mr*. I In i told, introduced by Mr*. o f M iinsiii luiM-tts. who i* aceompa the hands of Circuit Judge II. F. remained In l-ongwood, udding that
o*t the ranchers, it will Police Lieut. Shellenbarger, spent to mobilize great fleets of rolling
a* quicklv a* possibb
R. II (Ticslcy, < innbridge. M a s-, ined l>> Mr*, f o x . Gov f o x . who Atkinson by thnt time. Ju d g e A t.- || he und his commission deciuod Jvcj
^ible Ins. uf life and thi* the e n tire day questioning mem- ; stock which were concentrated re rmillion
a i d i n g tln-ir re*|M-ctive activities launched into nil outline of the ol. i; a Republican, came in for much
an honor to entertain such n dl*».j
he
movement
of
crops
kin*nii ruled T uesday afternoon.
for
vritma lly
of nules uf the aque| lata lequested included inf *1'
criticism
at
the
hands
of
the
Dcniicet*
of
tin*
D
aughters
of
tint
on
" I bi ie is an u nw ritten law in tlngulshed following.
| onariiusl tiuml of ranchThe tra g e d y Inst night, declared or i*4tit 1
million on the government fim.ii.
federal y and plead f"i gre a te r uni •-•rnlie Pin tv in Id* sta te for his tin.* slate, which a u th o ritie s use in
Governor Hardee thanked
Alabama ga te s
hove bv C oroner Murphy to la- a sui
the
cm
supply
prob
year
TinIS
,.,l t >net lire u* re la tin g t<> m tn ty between the N orth and South nppo in lm rn l of William M ltutler holding a m an 24 hours, but it i* citizens of Ixmgwood on behal
Irrrts awaiting to defend cide, but to be a m urder by Coup lem u a f. analysed
in
advance
so
ai
, uiM ie pa rtic u la rly fioni the fed She made no direct reference to re (,» Miececd the late Henry t allot
Irtish should come. W o. ty Prosficutor King, is one o f the thnt it........
WM* U-alt with in. fraction eral fm m loan board, the federal cent a tta c k s on the organization by |^n|ge. The D em ocrat’* threat to not in the s ta tu te s ," Judge At- the gubernatorial p a rty t o v
courtesy shown them , and aa»
|dl •» men are re a d y to most baffling in the history of the unit* of Ith
itself, tlie report showed. reserve hoard and the wm finance the eommander of the G rand Army ) lake the m a tte r of the appoint- kiti'oti said.
them of his continued good
.....
reflected
particularly
in
State
A
ttorney
Swink
and
Depu
Columbus police departm ent. The This was ri
corporation; nnd on g o v e ii.in.-nl of the Republic.
ment to the sta te Supremo Court,
tow ard nil progressive m e a l
rict attorney said: >
.. the fa rt that more cars had been statistics collected und disM'iiunat- ,
however, is no source of worry a t ty Shi lift Iw averett of Ft. W orth, undertaken by th e i m m u n i t y .
Hhcutalcys have lived in the com
I
sometimes
hear
the
r
e
m
a
r
k
—
oroughly convinced th a t m unity for
by various
agencies and the by N ortherners, who yet know twt this time to the M assachusetts e x Tex., in" -i 'lately made a ttem pt*
nine
years all of 1kept on the home lines than ever
The p a r ty
th e n
r e su m e d
before.
W estern-owned cars, for
|U troops intervene in the wwhich
li
tim
the
minister
ha* had ..................
twr—tha t they disapprove of such ecutive. who is thoroughly e n jo y to . I .in a fugitive from justice
m e n
I I l i l te?
w it?
iim iiM fi
*
.
|I B n l t l l i } w , i r
purpuM* they nerve.
between Inyo cotinty c h a rg e of the church. Their^ r - - I exan,,.le. were rushed I . m k t . '
v lim it with which to hold H ar- tr ip to the b e a u tif u l lake $
organizations us the D aughters of ing hm trip th ro u g h this state.
m a rk s tho O range c ounty line,
l*nd the city of Los An- mestic relations alw ays have been home yard* a t f a r g r e a te r speed
G o v . T hom as G . McLeod
of I ins. but tonight, hnd not been the
the Confederacy, becuuse they keep
visitors w ere t r a n s f e m a ^
f* will l>e a m a z in g loss amicable, police were told.
and their unloading, loading and
*i
ccessful.
South
Curolinu
is
another
member
alive sectional feeling.’ using Dus
car* supplied by th e O rla
j destruction of p ro p e rty ,
general
handling
m
easurably
e
x
11
a
i
kills
told
Judge
Atkinson
he
of
the
p
a
rty
but
his
colleague
j
u
i
t
a s a term of reproach," she said
Unwilling to accept the coro
Cham ber of Commerce.
i aqueduct would be d e ner'* veraion of the affair. P rose pedited.
"W e do 'keep ulive u sectional feel across tile bordejr in North C a r o could have escaped from the city
W h a t a p p a re n tly in te re ste d
The considerable degree to which
lina is absent. Sanford folks who Jail u dozen times since hia u rre st visitors m o s t w a s the sclcntiflOl
ing'
but
a
sectional
feeling
tbnt
The
c u to r King said a complete inves
W A SH IN G T O N . Nov. 19
of Court O rder*
if
he
hud
wanted
to.
"I
do
not
the
improved
system
seemed
to
ron condition
have been hoping to h e a r th e r e
tig a tio n would be made.
tern of su b-irriga tion employed
Florida crop
condition anss announc- does not spell dislike or m istru st of newul
Hessian and Collins
of u now famous dialogue, w ant to Ih- free." he declared, b it celery f a r m e r s , and m any wore f
E ach m em ber of the family was g a th e r its own headway without e l by the D e p a r tm e n t of Agricul- tho American Union.
_*Mf copies of ycatcr- questioned du rin g the afternoon. | noticeable coaxing or
are doomed to disappointm ent.
ing his finger nails until the blood expressions of wonder and oma:
■\tricr* on m em bers of Clarence, a son of Mr. Sheatsley j from h eadquarters in W a .h in g t in (die is as follows: Ruin needed on i
stream ed from them.
m ent ns th e city's guests tto m
most uplands for stra w b e rrie s und
*ho did not receive twice was questioned, as lo why he was t a k e , to Indicate
1 truck- lettuce and celery fair to
Could H ave W alked Out
p u rts of th e nation got first h i
■L Women a s well did not re p o rt the finding of his ' hood of it* becoming perm anent,
A
u
f
l
v
S
iiw
lflp
n
lv
T
i
l
d
a
V
I
tinned
prom
inently
by
William
"I could hnve walked out of Jail knowledge) of the principals ol
1lerved with tho doc- m o th e r ’s body in the furnace short- 1 These results were obtained, it good condition but cooler weather
would be beneficial; amall quunUinuble Monday, which ly a f t e r 3 o'clock.
Testimony further was |Hiinted out. in u year tie* of beana shipped from nurtnB E L FA ST . Nov. 19.— Cardinal
* to cease in te r f e r in g
'•
”b ro th‘ e r and
' * which, except for coal, coke and ,-rn counties; low lands drying " ‘I*- Logue. prim ate of Ireland is dead.
showed
t
h
a
t
his
eldest
Angeles aqueduct.
ore. bids fair to become the heav
TOghout tho day and both aisters came home more than iest tra n sp o rta tio n y ear in A m er idly in E verglades w here trucking Death occured nt 0 o'clock this
is more active.
morning. There had been no pre
great stream of w a te r an h o u r e a rlie r than the father,
dozen cities.
acre* of early celery in tho.
vious intimation of the Cardinal *
» pour into the Owens but .t h a t the younger boy did not ican railroading.
lying section* of the town.
"I
w
ant
to
gel
back
to
C
a
lifor
re
p
o
rt
his
finding
to
them.
illness
and
new*
of
hi*
demise
bom the c ity ’s r e s
"The most Interesting expert
Milton, the older Iwy. related
nia. where In the Insane asylum ,
caused n g r e a t shock throughout
_________
, \
l will have a chance to regain my of my life" said Governor
th a t he a tte n d e d classes at Capi
Ireland.
Ne.tos, of North Dakota, o
CHICAGO. Nov. 10. —
___________________
tol U niversity during the morning
health."
_
Momnn P ru itt. H arkins counsel the three bachelor, of the pa
and th a t all member* of the f a m
; r , if? ;:
£
« * » « «c a o < .i. *«•«*»
" It just looks like a big ga
told Judge A tkinson th a t if an a t
ily were p re se n t for dinner a t
.......................
hums* G. Mi
said
Governor Thomas
tem
pt
to
e
x
tra
d
ite
the
fo
rg
e
r
to
o’clock. He and the two girls left
G U L F P O R T , Miss., Nov. 19. —
as
h
e
attempted
to
divert his
T
exas
were
made,
H
a
rk
in
s
r
e
The
unprecedented
sale
of
local
home about 12:16 p. m.. leaving
The C entral W ard School was
admiring eyes from the hr
MOVIE P R O D U C E R d i e s
|WGTUN, Nov. 19.— D u r- Clarence, hla f a th e r und m other
burned here this morning with a lot* within the p*»t two week* Is quested a hearing.
u ‘ 24 hours cooler w eath- alone in th e house.
MEXICO CITY. Nov. 1 0 . - H Is
A ttorneys for H a rk in s entered h u e d Polnsettlas that lined.
of $76,000.
The children Interpreted by C. L. Britt, realtor,
,
HOLLYW OOD, Calif.. Nov 19.— loss
»*r«prtad the South A t
a plea of insanity and asked th a t
T estim ony established that the reported unofficially th a t the d e l
marched safely a lthough
many
____confessed
_______ _ " m
____
BeautlfuI, simply lovely"
i t s i t Gulf sta te s while It m in iste r left home about 1 do p. to Mexico City of Major General Thom as H. Ince, moving picture leaned out of windows to prevent to signify the beginning of n real the
a s t e r f o rg e r" be dr"V
gaze l
l**rnur in Middle and m. ond Clarence te stified he lelt U n s i n g Beach. U. S. A., who a r producer, died th is morning “>
g»n Jose, CalR.. ln- rd Mrs. McLeod as her ga:
suffocation prior to th e inarch estate boom here second to none in |
home
in
Hollywood
(foothills
or
muined
fixed
on
the
scarlet
state*. The w e a th - about 16 minute* later.
»nnc a s y lu m f r o m w h e n c e h e exrived here last S a tu rd a y , la con
the history of the state.
ing.
that were the sole
1ftports light frostn w ere
_________________
MUton returned home about ■' 1“ .nected w ith proposals fo r m utual heart disease.
In
discussing
the
apparent
Inau
wt» morning from por- p m.. a n d smelled a peculiarj odor . nctJol1 by th e United States^ and
C*!£iu-n Harkins we* taken heav»« conversation during the en
guration of the boom, Mr. Britt guarded from hi* cell in the city
"W hat ora those pipe*
Gulf S t a t e , and even before he hsd entered the Mexican govornm ents on the re
stated th a t the widespread demand jail to the chambers of Judge A t up thereT* ssked Gofen
Georgia and heavy kill- house. H e did ..n o t. in .,» tiK * t., .i.lc tlo n of O ri.o to l liomlKrotion.
for Sanford sub-division lots show kinson. Deputy Sheriff Leaverett field Proctor, of Vermont,
r , J " nt«H°r eaat, G ulf and thinking it was a rabbit pelt burn In official quarters silence is being
|jUntic States, Froata w e r e
ed th at real estate valuo* here had was already there seeking tbe cus ing to tha irrigation
maintained concerning the object
.
. of General Beach's visit.
advanced to the pqlnt where peo tody of the confidence man to re
interior N o rth and ing, he said.
Not
until
hi*
•*»t*r*
rftu
n
,^4
.
(Continued on
ple were turning from a monopoly turn him to Texas where he }»
°*'n» and in C e n tra l and from school a b o u t 4:30 p. m.. and
A dispatch from Mexico City on
ed,
it
w»*
stld,
when
the
negT
uforgiu.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.—Po chauffeur, In reply to a questioi of. town lot* lo took»•octiOBu hiln- wanted for Jail
breaking
while
Sunday
said
that
unconfirmed
1
rew ere a ttr a c te d to the furnace by
lice. making a drive to end traffic
erto unexpiolted. Tbl» jhown, Mr. nervlnjt * lenttnce for a felony#
the odor did Milton In v estigate, he norts re g a rd in g the arrival of Cen deaths here, added to the exhibit* said;
...
*•
. » i B ritt elated, th a t Sauford
will
tr
a
l
Bench
were
to
th*
effect
thnt
"tiure,
I
was
going
‘
said. He accompanied them to thp
of evidence Tuesday a cabinet orwithin a number of years expand
hiwas
on
a
confidential
mission
miles
ah
hour.
W
hat
basement and opened the
fleer’s automobile, which In * dasn
to the newly acquired districts
CLEARWATER. Nov.
door a trifle, but hurndiy ciosed from President Coolidge to Pres down Connecticut a v e n u e aen tttro crybody goes fast over this bridge. since real estate prjees within tho
Langford, Plnellaa cos
(The
Connecticut
avenue
bridge).
. men to hospitals, demolished a
-he Conm---------------- M i tM
It when a volume of smoke and ident Ohregon. a rt becoming prohibitive.
cycle officer, was Inst
HixMnith -later
Bixamlth
- — went
— to
— hii offlcb city
I t i J ' N’°»- lo .- W a r Min- fumes poured fofth, he said,
According to figures advanced
truck load .of building I'* 1*-, ' nd
b u t night when he a t
WASHINGTON,
Npv.
meanwhile
officers
appeared at
TAMPA.
Nov.
19—
Railroad
retraced
hli
atepa
u
p
sta
irs
and
Li
”** again incurred
• I d e p a r tm e n t officials author- which got I n its path, and left * police headquarters for the negro s by Mr. B ritt, more Jots have been rates on citrus fru it shipments
automobile
soon
a
fterward
went
to
the
schoolwake
of
broken
automobile
pans
sold
hi
Banford
within
the
past
Co*n,Ure .of HI* colleagues
H4
Is Liko
t Of Quart*
[Aqueduct Into
,f Los Angeles
■Party Includes Some Three Bachelors In Chief Executives
26 States Pl<
Of Most Prominent Party o f Governors
President-General
With Reception
Figures In A ffairs Visiting' This City
Is Also A Speaker
Be Studied In Full
Sanford’s Cil
Of Entire Country
lerT D efy.
High Court
Powerless To
IAid; Governor
Send Troops
Youngest Man In
Conference Is 41
Visitors M arvel
At City’s Beau
Governor Walker Is
Best Looking Man;
Martin Is Present
Visit to Celery Fieh
And Golf Course
Part Day’s Proj
POLICE DISCOVER'1 9 3 ROADS HAVE
NO EVIDENCE IN NO CAR SHORTAGE
CREMATION CASE DURING THIS YEAR
ALLEGED m m
HIS
MAY
FREEDOM TODAY
S
Crop Conditions For
Florida Are Given Out
Cardinal Login- Passes
Away Suddenly Today
Local Realty Firm
Disposes 166 Lots
In One Week’s Time
Markets.
Much Comment Is
Caused UponiVisit
Of Beach To Mexico rw«7*k.Vfe.Tgi,
'J Weather Has
Over Country
Car Belonging To SecretaryMeUon
' Makes Reckless Dash at The Capital
y A grain Incurs
*>ty of Colleagues
Citrus Freight Rates
To N orthwest Are Cut
iziil the statement last night they
w e r e not aware that Major General
Nam e o f Florida City Lansing H. Beach, retired, former
of the arm y enginaef corps.
Officially Shortened chief
i » visiting Mexico City, and **!?^
~ t that hl*
his visit had
sVrtcd
Imd no di|
diplo.-Tho
BRADENTOWN. Not. ID
W .-T
ho 3n" l k gi^niftcance whatever
pUfiTER ACQUITTED
postm aster Js In race
j M nr^ n ficial order from
Cen^
*QRK, N ov. lfl.—RobL V. eral designating a .» * »
\ rk.’J ?r® , r Rational Indoor
rj~ * P ‘on- waa acquitted toOriental I
indictrnink growtcritrd as
|x7 *® unl»t Party. They
L7 '“''represented in a re
deal the relations beand Communist
1 *v*n of October revp-
and crushed curbing.
„ . .
The car, a roadster, w asJU U d
as belonging to SecreUrir Mellon,
but he was not in' it- Arthur E.
Slxsmith, secretary to Mj- Mdion.
sixsnrith’s
was a passenger
chauffeur, a negro, was haM
,U*
police. Eye-wftnesscs diitUred a
■n it
crowd wirrounded the ear when
It
that
came t d » halt
a r s f f ts - s
1
nanic.
- A '- if ! '.- : ..
•* T
•JSXG
defense.
' ■ < 1
..
“Really, they seem to be making
a fuss over nothing*.’. . Bixsmltn
said in response to telephone inqui
ries. "There wasn’t much dsmsge
done—two men were only slightly
hurt, I believe.’*
.
The roxdstAr was going s t sock
^
W
that Ita
a._Zaal, I
piece of
finally
>P9l |- . *»
I' A
It carried,
with it.
two weeks than hays ever been
recorded before in the history of
the city. In discussing th t
of recent dates, M r. B ritt stated
that the former individual
record for any agency in the e l t r
was 01 lots in 90 dafs. He exhlbthat
Red
1 M lots ia
lndi-
from Jacksonville to Pacific north
west points have beau redocedapproxl.nutely *6 cent* a box, T raf
fic Manager E . D. Dow of the Flor
ida $ itr u s Exchange xnriourwe*.
The revision became kffectlve Oct.
l._
T h . reduction was pot Into effect
fn d ts,
.
‘ l)y
northwestern sUtea.
grapefruit,
Motorcycle Oil
Killed In A<
s ; y ,A .A .« i|
court reporter H. U.
u -tu rn in g to Clcarwav
ing tesllmony a t SL
The officer traik d tl
the reporter alt the
Bfmtnale bridge to
Sr
in
-
�IRI
THE S
===== '
£ ■?& “
fr*pvf j «| (
■^..-.gSTTT
ab- •
■ •
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rr
■ •i
“ chance they will have—* r .
Ttven preference in the rent
» rrotip of 46 home* undo
,®“ pn **n t*10 northwest aoc
Miami. "Klddidand"
thie
— —------- la th
J name for the new section.
NEW PULLMAN TRAINS
Dashby, the builder, says
Effective Nov. 17th. *
v .
Bywpnthy is with the children
§ * father, for I know
w t he la up afrainit,” because he
•a one of a family of nine chilTAMPA SPECIAL
**n and rehjcmbcrs the exper
t s Of his own father. "I have
O bservation P a r lo r and D ining
JJ from others’ experiences thnt cars. N ew D ual V entilated Steel
.
--■-• man with the family is not xvel- Conches.
• • S 5 * ,n *ny homc"
"Partmonta," 9:00 A. M. Lv. Jacksonville ..
S 82r &
»o m c wl11 K | n d , y
t a k e in
?; O P T IM IS T IC O UTLOOK
p;
l
. F O JtT MYERS, Not. 18. _
Ice
county farm ers nre generally fee],
1
"E ffW
.
*n HPlfc Of th e n io r.'.y l
conditions just past, declares Conn-
A rcnr v .
Brig** who M v .
wrick
crops -n.»t were | a-i wore
■.
nn
vs/\a»1a.■ -1___ •f*_* ■ ia »v ■1,1
qQJDoorl^- drained land. D am age
in the
county
.& r. l...thc
tn w c itrus f ru it 1,1
lf,t? couniy
win not run higher thnn 25 per
j cent, he says.
N’ * a tVkV. ,ok
1
<'on
1 «>l«f■o
tO||
il a Tin \
H ereby
(
ok1
I*n rlop-
H e rrn ,illlr A
V IL O l'U C S T CO.
KI Veil t l m t
t h .- ,
jinnrriifhnH intend in apply
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•■
» *»«/ llofnmr
I 'Mill n-nix-lii t <>| f„ r 1 1,,.
hereby
f,„
purpose of foimliiK
„ |,,„|, | h, || i |,.
and. roriinraie. iincji r ninl |.y vlrlm,
of tho. lawn of I lie S t , ii . iif K l u r b i n ,
and do hereby
ea
v
■rllplen
ef
l i i c i r p o r ,iI b n ,
'•
A rllrlr I.
nam e
of
I I ,In
n i r | m i nl Ion
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a t " m e e t I „R t o |... r n l l e i l
puprpoae
the
s c e n ic
lioldn m
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f..i
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t h e r e a f t e r , t h e uu iiu til iiu-ei I p r of
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f t . , f i r s t Mm iiln>
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Tuesday In N o v v i i i l . r i ,,| ■,„ i,
A r l l i lr V I
The Ii Ik Iu-hI amiiiuil ■I tint, l.l.ll
Tim I,anil u unit 11 ulili 111 1 * ,-f
I m m | h , i , | „ , i „ ,, ,|
•mount ef Hi, i .ipltul ui.,. t,
■'! J p u b a i - r l b l u u
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Mk f r d l o u •
KlliiWlt a, hMIkfuld. 1*'1••• Mill
6 . U M iarer
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Piii.ii 1 u la n iji
n** l,a11.. 11
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tKv Bvanu. hi4#Ilf Hi d
share
tlia
H ill
day
nf
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KlofId*
I I1*1 Id«•
N o v en itin
( io n
of T he
Fan
I an
Shop
nnd
The
O u tle t.
“ The F a n T u n " ami
‘T h e
Outlet"
tak e s
1 his 1ut purl u n i ty to e x
their
many
to n n e r patrons
their
appreeiation
their
to
i 1i n n e r
ot
Root I
pal roil -
i'lKe, a n d w is h In
a
at iiii> l i m e th a t due
•"
1 iiMsolidut 1011
t hi.'
I hex w .II lie n u n h Lei
t e r pi t paretl to
. >'*!
80 x ,T /|
u rn y T ultco
«ed T u b e s
12 x I
1 (0 )
Fan
treated
‘I a n "
in
A
purtiia.se
will
A p e r fee l g em .
the
after
1 0,000 c \ l r a v o te s max decilde
xvinm r. T h e c< n tc s la n l who lets i
i p u o r tiin ity s lip h.v unheeded
w a k d dp in a few d a y s and find
s e if ;i lover.
T h e H e ra ld O ffic e will he open ■
lil 9 o'clock e a c h e v e n in g , tie d ]
e v e ry d n x .
Read These Final Rtbj
CAREFULLY
A n a m a t t e r o f precaution id )
g u a r d a g a in s t p o ssib ility of k* „
c a n d id a te s t h r o u g h niLsunderstui'l
Ing t h r o u g h th e s e la st days of
c a m p a ig n , h e r e w ith a re nppent
fin a l r u le s a n d in s tr u c tio n s that ml
be o b s e rv e d .
All c a n d id a te s sh o u ld read
w e ig h c i c r y lin e c a re fu ilx .
I.—Th rnnipuim i will end promptly N
o'clock I*. M. S a tu r d a y , November 0.
-■—'All *uli»cri|)tion>. lo couol in to lo U .
I*e in The H e ra ld Office In thit tit*
I h c di'or* of The H erald office »B k
closed p rom ptly hut all x,nrkrr* *1*IN
inxidc nt th a t time will lie »aitr4tfil
nod itiven am ple o p p o r tu n e , to f in )
M ihsrription* or xote* even thouchKirrt
hour.' inn) he cotiMimed.
I
matle
in a d a in ty h e x a g o n b a s k e t xxuxen
p la tin u m m o u n tin g .
$235.00
— I ’nc. c no rircum atance* will voir*
t r u m f e r r e d from one
oe contestant
tiniKTii,". t»
-- other. Thl* |* an a bsolute rule i™ ”
ho n trirtlv enforcerf."
*
same
true
14•
a n d v a lu e s are.
handsom e Mahogany
Value $1*5.00
F. P. R I N E S
S a n fo r d
A venue
-..
; M ULLER’S
Ib
a
The Outlet
M
prc«crl|tllno for
rPH
B nnti nnoon
o o n nnrvl
rv i •4 O
riork,
rolls
q'elock
know.
4 j
and
j
1
Q p p o s lte th e P. O.
I’oaitlvely no aubscription* "ill k(
cepted w ithout the money and no r “
will he accepted without Ihc out—
lion*. No Kuh-criptlon money v»ill be I
funded.
9-— All conicM anta a r e urged to be at
H erald Office the closing night »hf*L
judge* mnk.- the announcement of **
winnera.
r
HOW TO V6TE
ICnsl S econd S tr e e t.
1113
M O T H E RS
..,1
l t i : i l Y O L I t T O - Y Ih -.il............
Mil fill*
I* l l l 5-I...............................
^ l y ^ l d ^011 |n<i | m 1 ifutiuJly iippiiiicil
■ Kiuu, lir. H. *1 I laker, ii.ul A
W n lih fot Hymptoinii of woriur
,n». I*> ,nn Well known In lie the
,M ln in, in cil In and who nub in your children. T hese pnrnnltes I
,‘lberl their name* lu the fureau- a r c the ifrcut d i'a tr u /e r s of child
IW Arilelea yf InrnrporaHun, nu.l life. If ypu have reason to think
\e>- >|l.l reveri.ll) unkliuw |ei||(r lie
.pie lliat they execiitrd Hu your child iiak worm*, act quickly.
ip for Hie liUrporer therein e» Give the little one a dose or two 1
AM.
Whitida
Crenm
VcrntifuRc.
fITNBHH my lian.l anil ufflelul of
wheru this !
r_jl III Sanford. County of Hen,I W orms cannot exist
ole and State
I'lorlda. un Hue tim e -trie d and succcnsful rem edy is
Rif Hill day of November. A I,
uses). It dtivea out the xvorms nnd
• 14.
restore* the ir osy hue o f health to
MCOLA IV. 1*0 XX'KI.I..
• Notary Puld|r State of Klnrhln baby cheeks. Price 30c. Sold b)
•* .
.M C u m m lr r lo n evpl.er
tlidon P h a rm a c y .
h i)u , •
it-ti-tr,
■
rirM.-ggj| i.
' •— All vote* must he placed in the
Ion la-fore 10 o’rlock on the rlosinR all
th e latest Console Model in
( ahinet
s e r \ iee
C®unt> nf Muiuloiilic »
y a n d C o n f e c tio n e r ) .
BREAD, CAKES, |>IK8.
* • DATLT.
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EDISON PHONOGRAPH
*
Hit 1 t a s e d a p p re i ial ion
A I.I. (iP A K A N T K E I )
.‘M l
< Attorney for I n r u i p . i a t m r
S t a l e o f K l n r l il a .
THIRD |*|{|Z|.;
0—-"there will he un f u r th e r chanre in
’ " tin * Nchedule. The voting po»H
Nuhscription* u* it appear* <»n Ibl* k
i"' limit and will not lie chanK*-d dor
I he r e m a in d e r of the campaieii
tl,.i(
Iied s e n s e a n d xxit)i an
If xou live outxide of Sanford ao4 pl*4
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>
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td " ,u a I Mi-» h ' S T
T h e la s t c e r tif ic a te for hji
v o te s will he iss u e d F rid a y nicht,
s p e c ia l p riz e w ill be given nxxax
S a tu r d a y , fh e la s t day ?.f the cod'
DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RING
ICNt IWI.HH,
ItA K 1: 11.
SUI s c riil
T h e a w a r d to n tg h l will covep e rio d fro m 9 o’clock Monday nh
u n til 9 o’clock to n ig h t.
*
SIX ONI) PRIZE
t h e s a m e s a il s
•d w hat
M
A g a in to n ig h t nt 9 o’clock
s a n d r\-trn " v o tc H will |u> KiTen
C o n te s ta n t t u r n i n g in ihc tjrea
(im oiint n f c a s h , in subscription*.,
in g th e d a y .
m im
on t h e p a t r o n s o|
will l e a \ e
t.90
$ 1.70
r 1.9 0
Slli.OO
in
10,000ExtraV(
/
The dawn of the final week. The last dash to the
wire. The k r innin$r of the end. Four short days more,
and The Herald’s widely famed automobile contest
comes to a di amalic close. All of Sanford and Seminole
county is watching, waiting, wondering:. Who will win
the automobile and other prizes, is the question on every
lip. Excitement is keyed to the highest pitch. Ridingon the crest of this wave of enthusiasm are ambitious
contestants, exerting vigorous effort to capture the
wonderful prizes that will be awarded Saturday night.
A storm of votes is gathering and they are beginning to
descend upon The Herald Office already.
Never before in Seminole county has such a g litte r
ing til i as i>l splendid g ilts been ottered. Never has
such a battle been waged to win. On this page appeal's
the final voting schedule. All subscriptions turned in
during this final week receive votes according to’ this
scale. It i positive and conclusive and will not lie
changed.
*
Study this vote scale carefully. Note the tremendous
number of votes given on a five-year subscription.
Present indications point to a hairbreath finish, and it
looks certain that the prizes will be won by small m ar
gins. No one contestant can appear certain of victory,
and there is abundant speculation as to the outcome.
This final week will decide.
The race is too close to bank upon any possibilities
«int I t hei c* ai e ton many persons in t crest cmI in every con testa nt to insure any one an easy victory.
Over-confidence loses battles. This is no time to hes
itate or lay down <>n the job.
line o f iroatls, \\ j|l lie
wi t h
lu rn in p
T h e s e c o n d a w a r d of mono*,
w ill h e m a d e a t 9 o’clock and
e s te d c o n te s t a n t s m av n n,| out
w on b y c a llin g a t T h e Herald
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2 1 0 P. M. Ar. H aines City
Lv. 1:56 p M.
3:16 P. M. Ar. la k e l a n d
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Lv. 12:55 P. M.
.1:29 P. M. Ar. ilabson Park
Lv. 12:42 P. M.
3:13 Ar. E rn st Proof
Lv. 12:27 P. M.
4 07 I’. M. Ar. Avon Park
Lv. 12:03 p. M. I
4:25 P. M. Ar. Sebrintr
Lv. 11:16 A. M.
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and have full |iM\4«r f *i ••|f|r|p«* 11s. |
ro fp o rn !• tlithl" nnd fr nncftlr«*• ( mi j Fanioit, Florida New Eniflaiid
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fur Kus I kii .
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via Seminule.
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to aequlrr. uu „ litase. rent nnd 12:25 P. M. Lv. S anford
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Art tele II.
The Reneral nature ,.f the bum W IN T E R H A V E N — n . MYERS
ne*« to be tr;«nnnrfrrl miff conduct
SPEC IA L
.ed l.y —
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12:20 P. M. Ar. S a n fo rd __ _
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4 :05 I*. M.
1:02 P. M. Ar. O rlando
............ ....................... Lv. 3:06 P. M.
1:32 P. M. A r. Kissemee ........
.................................... Lv. 2:33 I*. M.
2:20 I*. M. Ar. H aines City
.............................
Lv. 1:65 P. M.
3:06 P. M. Ar. Ivikeland
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Lv. 1:10 P. M.
3:20 P. M. Ar. P lant City
-Lv. 12:61 P. M.
4:10 P. M. Ar. T a m p a ..
Lv. 12:16 P. M.
0:10 P. M. Ar. P a lm e tto
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, < H .; ficrr. 18.— Anb ^ l t . b y th i
odists, the Montgomery Me
al Hospital a t M ontgomery
has been completed, the inilion of equipment is under
lurch. South, which has its
rtors In the Wesley Mcmbuildlng on Auburn Avenue.
| is announced th at-th e city of
nteohidry ♦rect a third'building
“ i near fu tu re orr th b'nroperbc known ns th e Children’s
on, thus. completing what is
.Jed as the m ost commodious
attractive g ro u p of hospital
ires in Alabama,
icials of th e general hospital
Revolul
EVERT TRUE
Farmers Of South eveR G T T , Y ou
Wcars* frt»m
wui bBoat
rfBif' America
We axXi*i
1thy ■ • ^HCETC.G
0f?O 3T > *
atMnltii,
frtim Boat*
’
T ______*
ng ear*
Inter H aven-Fort Myers Spec’ serving all territory viA WinHnvcn and Bartow to Fort
Myers, arriving a t the latter point I
___ n, Akron. Cleveland
And Chicago, and furnishes connoctfons a t Jacksonville for nassenaers arriving on morning trains
lncludina "The Kvergfade Limit
ed" nnd “Coast U ne Florida Mall"
from the cast, and "The Divic Fly-
T fic G e
GERAES, Brakil, Nov. 18. —
Althouah Minas Gernes borders on
the states of Rio de Janeiro and
3 — '*
___ \ Y
Sao Paulo, nnd spreads over the
central B rnritian plateau with a
square m ileage nearly iaqua\; to
th a t of 'ttttu if the riim twl'pf revo
lutions and khd;spaU*Ahg ‘o^*machine auns in 'the surrounding
tsates have not excited the con
tented Minas .farm ors. /They am <■
se llln a plenty of coffee and cattle
a t Rood prices, and the s ta te govf v e c c / T H I S O h d 'S
G o
| c r n m c n t hnfl |ot8 0 f moncy in its
[IE
3 T U M P 6 P ; M A Y O e.
| ,,ockct( th e re b y making unnecessa ry n pon ey of heavy taxation.
Y o U CVAN
j More people live in M inas GeriO
U T
lo tY N
IT
aos th a n in any akhor
Brazilian .
Ville E x p r e s s " nnd “The Royal
P a lm " (So. Ry.) from the west.
T hese tr a in s handle t h r o u g h sleep
e rs fro m Boston. Springfield. B uf
falo, New Y dfk. A kron. Cleve
land, Chicago, St. I jouIs , Cincin
nati,
E vansville.
B irm in g h a m ,
Montgomery, A tla n ta .
Mac o n,
Chsrlotte, Norfolk and W tnstonSalem, and a f t e r
J a n u a r y fifth,
from A u g u sta , Gn.
B eginning D ecember third, the | sta te .
STSU?nte
! u . . . iu rtiw —
[H o rp ita ! in A tla n ta , but the
Varna s tr u c tu r e w as pro b a b ly
o f th e m ost convenient nnd
tly equipped o f Ita kind—or
j— in the U nited S ta te s,
i f c m n i ieulur
r u i u r ua tte
iivniiu
t u m n to
tioo n is called
BEEci X - ia y a p p a r a tu s th a t will oetwo la rg e rooms in th e Mont-
KNOW
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P u z a c e S iT H e Y fiC c
P o i n t i n g . Ji m . t i k s
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f
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!r irr: : ii-Xii| i-p iTniin 1-+ i''M
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8 Typo R. Inlets <g> $30.00------------------ ------- ~
246.0ft
.
|. t r 5«
. ' i tic ( 6-14
I
t
O W
l
ers of the
Don. This b assn-fj
hoing made hy t” *
agriculture for tk*.
the state, to be'wv
vinons of the em rt
th is require» that »
bo taken every *». ,
u a tin g with thfe b S
Fool PrnMtnur
C hapm an & T uckers Add.
Mrs. F. S. Munson, lot 1 . blk 7— ..... —...........-
^
fhe polls Nov. 4
tionmentor leghk
Tlie p o p iA m o n to ta ls b c - |
•SaWii.*."?. JTKEi
T'ALLAH a s s e p ' i
legislature will
cst jHiulntion ft,
carry out the n-
4j||i tbJthM
ilUli0"'
cenifuj
gall t h a t thistC0,W
}*
x a m p— n n w cn iP T io *
State Lej
___________
*
......’.........H.... $ 9447.80
i ,vi»A Tot«l cost of' widening.^------------• ’
■ , •, 't *« >{'■’
■TVfoo borrio ciftlrcly"by'adjacent property.
it<* 111 i,-l I ■i .1 .
Nttfobet 6’t ‘ fert rrdhtkge:.._„;...:...3534.45
i
• ■ >.i. .»• , i *
ge...:..........52.073
n
f
Assesamcnti per foot
n7 i
FRED T. AVILLI AMS, Engineer,
.. ■•* i : i . •
y jv
1 _
F R E N C H L IK E A RCH E RY
X
7
.. 120^.20
1204 Hn. ft. 12 inch storm sewor
E x tra Work
•t' . **.
100,00
2 Manholes 4—0 ft. deep <6>
130.00
2 Manholes 6^-8 ft- deep @ $65.00-------82.60
6 concrete monuments at street intersections @ $0.50 ...
244.07
Laboratory inspection of m aterials—.
880.40
—
Legal expense, advertising etc., 27o.
792.8Q.
Engineering
4%
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_
t" ‘ *,■,
, ,
$21008.70
^Total co?t of 24 ft. pavement..
....$11601.43
<)( Total cost or ip ^ pavement......
- 'g .
I
1 9 ,1 9 2 4 .
li r r
183.18
81
224.53
cities h a v in g it' population over
25,000, a n o th e r p ro o f t h a t the i t u t e
th e basis for
legislative represents.
The plans 0f the df
fo r a tabulation
gathere,I not |at(r t J l
1, so they will t,e r£ i4
to the legislature «v
bles.
In making prepay
in g the c.msus the
of agriculture i* ,
enum erator in earh m
th e recommendation ,7
sentative from the
senator for the diktw
K. S. Johnson, S I -2 lot 2, blk 7........................ .. 50
109.04
133.05
Lizzie
C.
Johnson,
N
1-2
lot
2,
blk
7...................
50
109.01
113J55
, P A R IS , Nov. 17.—S hooting with is rurnl in ita nmkc-ui>. TIipbc are
Bello
H
orizonte,
th
e
atnto
c
a
p
ita
l,
M. J . Stokes, lot 4, blk 8
............................. 125
bows nnd a rro w s is fn r from being
272.60
334.12
extinct as a sport in I* ranee. A . w ith 00,000,
■ and , J u f z , de , F o.ra , a
F. L. W oodruff, lot 5. blk 8 ... ............................. 150
327.12
400.05
com petition for n national prize I m a n u f a c tu r in g city of a b o u t t l u
Leoln Nixon, lot 3, blk 9........................................ 125
272.60
334.12
recently received 2,806 entries.
| sa m e size.
F annie F razier, E. 61, 3 ft. lot 4, blk W.....
Cli
150.47
T H C5 f t C : ' S
181.43
iery hospital. It was said to
Unknown, lot 1 , blk 16
.................................... 105
NO
•*
228.98
ho newest nnd most complete TO A L L P R O P E R T Y O W N E R S O W N IN G P R O P E R T Y ON S E V E N T H
n basis. In town. ^
it thnt money could buy. The
Mrs. L, E. T aylor, lot 7, blk 16
............... 61
130.67
/ t i i o u T ‘ IT i!
171.07 5.000 (hey g,.t 3K **
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T
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E
T
FROM
MAG
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O
LIA
A
V
E
N
U
E
E
A
S
T
T
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P
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AVE.
Therapy machine, which is
E. Mabel, Snint, lot 1 , blk 17 .....
125
272.00
and under that
__ _______
ly in place, has been pro
N otice is hereby given th n t th e c o nstruction of th e a s p h a lt p a v e
John
Mtisaon,
lot
7,
blk
17
.....
......................
140
105JU
374.22 ce n ts n name.
"*4'
pd ns one of ’the moft pov- m e n t on Seventh S tre e t from Magnolia Avenue Hast to Pino Avenue
. - ' 111
M. F. Robinson, lot 1, blk 1 8 .. ........................... 84
183.18
224.51 —
and •(Ifcicrit of its typo that
ha
s
been
completed,
nnd
the
completed
work
has
been
finally
accepted
ever Leanjbrought South.
‘f r >C. II. K irkland, N. 48 ft. lot 5, blk 18
........ 48
128.30
104.07
by the Commission of th e City of Sanford, Mnridn.
Societies to Aid Hospitals
T J. Johnson, S. 52 ft. lot 5, blk 18
52
113.39
138.99
iemlKirship enrollment in the
T he following is the Final E s tim a te of the cost of w idening the
E. It. T r a f f o r d ’a Map, Hanford
en Crass Societies, organized paving on Seventh S tre e t from Magnolia Avenue E a s t to Pine Avenue
Luvinin Williams, lot 1, blk 6, tr. A
75.96 165.61
203.01
M yenroiogo to foster nnd main|n hospital work, will b?gin im- fiom 16 feet to 24 feet in width w ith sheet a s p h a lt on » 0 inch rock
Sallie M clntirc, lot 1, Idk 7. tr.
A
11
05.05
117.61’
iatcly p,fter Thanksgiving and base.
Sallio M elntltc, lot 2, blk 7, tr.
A ..
117.61 j g
44
95.95
Rebuilt furnit
:inuu uaiil the midiile of De- 76-1 cu. yds. g r a d in g <(i> 40c
$ 105.60
J
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p
ite
r
Lodge
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O.
F.
to
Jo.
Body
jber, nccnnling to officials of 2015 I in. ft, concrete curb and g u tte r inste a d of flush curb
Look* Like !
1.
Noble G rand, lot 3, blk 7, tr. A
95.95
117.61 I
hospital fioaril. The smrieties
0004 II MA
826.15
j
(ip 41c
Uatvunn will aid the MnntgnmLemon lfnndford, lot 4, idk 7, Ir. A.
95.95
Reasonable
117.61
81.65 !
vhosidtal"while those in Oeor- 2.10 tin. ft. flush c u r b (W1 15c
Lemon
H
andford.
lot
5,
hlk
7,
tr.
A.
.
95.95
117.61
!
I w ill raise funds for the Woh- 187 lin. ft. g r a n ite c u rb re set (S' 15c
28.05 [ F. H. Rand, lot 1, blk 9. tr. F ...................
Save by Huyipg |
231.01
.....
W ilbur F o r r e s te r , lot 6, blk 7, tr. A.
95.95
117.61 .
i Memorial Hospital in Atlanta
498.20 i Ja s. Robinson, lot 6, 1,1k 9, tr. F. ___ ...
621 sq. yds. rock base <S> 80c
.—
..
.
233.01
US 121) I 1 RNI1
Drain ami Alabama are expcctMary (.'. Cnllinun, lot 1. blk 8. tr. A.
117.61
95.95
035.46 Robert Carey, lot I, blk 9, tr. G.
233.03
j lead (He Southern Methodist 621 sq. yds. 2 inch sh e e t a sp h a lt to p (S' $1 02
Mary ('. Calhoun, lot 2, blk 8, tr. A ...
W t'lnhn IluiliJ
95.95
117,61;
187.00 F rank Brown, lot 6, blk 9, tr. G. . .
233.(11
ch In'hosliltftl charity work
125 sq. yds. brick re-laid M 14c
D. W. W arren, lot 3, blk 8, tr. A.
95.95
117.61
ins a r c u n d e r w ay in A lnbam a j j;|04 sq. ft. concrete alley r e tu r n s @ 30c
391.20 ] Mabel Dozier, W. 50 ft. lot I. blk 9, tr. II
99.68
F ra n k M. Brown, lot 4, blk 8, tr. A.
Ue
le ss th a n $ 200,000 for
95.96
117.61
18.00' Mcinch Realty
F 67 ft. lot I, blk 9. ti II
133.45
90
sq.
ft.
side
walk
(o'
20(
/enlargem ent o f the M ontgomFinestin** S te w a r t, lot 5, l.lk 8, tr. A.
95.95
117.61
70.00 | J. H. W hite, lot 6, blk
tr. II
2 Type A. inlets (Hi $96.(HI
211.03
|-.h o sp ita l, it w as sta te d here
Jo h n T u rn e r, lot 6, blk 8, tr. A
95.95
117.61
10.00
y by Ur. ('. O. Ja r r e ll, secre1 T ype B. inlets (fit $10.00
Ella A. I'nce Sub-Dis .
i
II in. G. McGill, lot 1, Idk 9, tr. A.
176.41
143.93
of th e (ictiernl H ospital Hoard,
50
0(1
1 Manhole
Fim a G. Stevens, b't N<> 1 l e t s Beg. a t N I
Willie Lewis, lot 2. blk 9, tr. A.
eing th e purpose of A la b a m a
143.93
176.41
152 50
145 1iit. ft, 12 inch sto im sewer (ii> $1.05
Ct-r. saiil l o t run S, 50 ft. W. 100 ft. N
|h o d is ts to m a ke it nn adequate
F,
M.
G
ram
llng.
lot
3,
blk
*9,
tr.
A
143.91
176.41
•10.95
l a b o r a t o r y inspection of m a te ria ls
moriul 'tt» th e heroes who fell
hi N orth line said l.ot E ast to Beg.
152
900.24
*
•
P.
Baker,
lot
4,
blk
9,
t
r
A.
141.91
176.11
fili.11
^ F r a n c s , auil F la n d e rs. Ui»hop
Ix'gul expense, ad v e rtisin g etc 2'<
T Fung, tot No, 2
l
t II (ill
879.65
i
I
F.
Lning,
F.
39
ft.
lot
1.
blk
HI,
lr.
A.
1
13.93
176.11
A , C andler, of A tln n ti. who is
112.66
E n g in e e rin g t ' r
I Ismian Oliver N 1-2 lot 2. blk 10, tr. A.
nan o f the G eneral H ospital
71.90
88.20
------------E. I( T r n f f o r d ’s Map. Sanford
, m ade n s tr o n g plea in ho
Ben Bradley S 1 2 lot 2 blk 10. tr. A ...
71.06
88.20
TOTAL
$1615.75 (,,,, j | Hrew, r i Elizalieth
o f the hospital a t th e recent
I E m m a Miller, lot 3. blk 10, tr. A.
141.93
176.41
bama Mathedkil confere.-icj in To be lxirne entirely by adjacent p ro p e rty
T. Ill ewer, lot 6, blk 8. tr. 1
tl
233.03 j F H. Jones, lot 4, blk 10, tr, A
1 41.03
176.4 L
legn.
N u m b e r of feet f ro n ta g e
1888
■lo h n Musson, lot 10, blk >. it, |
II
231.03 L aura Johnson, lot 6, t Ik 6, tr. B
161 65
201.81
i
A ssessm ent per foot f ro n ta g e
$1.8622
Mi- F.
G raves, lot 5. III. 8, tr. 2
1]
213 03 I Robert A J n n e y S. Singleton, L*l 7, blk 7, tr. H.
117.61
95.95
F R E D T. W IL L IA M S, E ngineer.
W H. Zncbry, lot 10, blk 8. if 2
...
1!
-33.01 T heresa S te w a r t, lot H, hlk 7, ti. B.
95.05
117.61
Foot
Nnmr*— Description
Final A ns’m I John T u rn e r, lot 6, blk 8. n . A.
II
233.03 , .1. IV B a k e i, lot 9, hlk 7. tr. II. .
06.95
117.61
Frontage
K. It. Trnfforil's Map, Sanford
W idening I t Hall, lot 12. blk 8. i, A
...
]|
233.03 F. M. Ward, b t 10, blk 7. tr. B.
95 05
117.61
Geo. M. B rew er nnd
^
A. s. Simms, F i t s ft. lot 6, bn, 8
it
;2flf>.02 | J h i. F n e rtto n , b j , 11* Mk 7, ti B. .*
96.95
117 61 K l G N f U Y O L CAN
FHy.iil«et)i T. *Bre\ver, lot 5, blk 8 , t r 1 1
' 1'tT
'217 8 8 ' i’llfilf, Schorl], (\ 118 ft l,,i
12,hik' d, tr l(
11
235 02 W. G. Mugill, lot 12. blk 7. t- It.
117.61
1
95.95
John Munson, lot 10, blk 8 . tr. I
217.88 j J|. I,. D o lla r t, lot 5, l.lk 8, It
(
|j
2 In ;*7 K S .InhiisoM, lot 7. blk 8, tr. ii
95.95
m , 6 i : . If votir bri.ith a Ml
217.88 ! I'Jmili,. .( S te w a rt, lot 10. blk K, tr, C _
t.
^ i f e ^ 1,A S o V e ? s ° o f Fh'iridu M'"7 G raves, lot 5. blk H. tr 2
ii—
have spells * i tvunaa
216 97 A. S Simms, lot H. blk 8. it
I!
96 95
bea«l, pour
•»i***ti*.e,:
117
217.KK Wm. C. S te w a rt. J r , lot 5, Ilk 8. ti H.
||
to oveicome the handicap pluc W. B. Z nrhry, lot 10, blk 8. t r 2
2.3303 A. S
S lu m s , b.t 9, blk 8, tr II
95 95
117.01 | iv1111 a gem i .1 Ii<j -j
.Around t ti * r in d u stry by tin* J" b n T u rn e r, lot 6 blk H, tr. A
117
217 8 8 ' F |; Kv»»rly, lot HI, blk 8. it D
II
233.03 ,\. S
Simms, lot in. blk 8, tr. H
itu of Go n g ia in the drastic I. ( Hall, lot 12, blk 8, l r A
95.95
117.61 it is a nig.'i >«*ur liigl
II i
21 i 88 l.oinan Oliver, lot I. bik 9 ft I
it
inti lie act passed by a s p e c u l
211.03 . Miirguuna Brown, bit II, blk 8, tr. II
117.61 T he one reallv itrj'eB
95.95
118
219 70 Mrs Men j Roberts, lot 6, blk '.i. i r 1
II
ion ot the le g isla tu re th e r e in A. S. Simms, F 118 ft. ), t 6. blk 8 tr l(
117 61 I ( ,,r ,lH disoi del s ir tit 1
233.03 j Pul,fir St lined, lot 12, blk 8. tr B
95.95
118
219 70 M ary I. Leonards, lot 1, blk 9. t r 2
II
jst, they should begin early Public School W 118 It lot 12, blk 8, lr I!
j - (, | j inch and bowels is Hr
233.01 .1 I*. B m k e i, lot 5. blk 9, tr. II
111.91
W p a rc tor the shipping season, | N.inttn Oliver, lot I. blk 9, t r 1
117
217 88 j* W einberg l o t ’ll blk V t r 2
It
‘
powerfully on 'h r loerf(
213.03 E m ily lin k * , lot 6, blk 9, tr. B
1 11.93
have been advised by N a th a n M n, M
Roberts, lot 6. blk 9. lr 1
117
2 17 88
U
, 'll|k
^
digastion, pmif.es tkr I
2 13.03 Mmy ( Calhoun, lot 7, blk 9. It II
1 11.91
l r 0 . ll restores n fin* feeling ll]
t t h e *vio\Y cif cla rify in j? tii*
G* I onnuidy, lM I, >dk
ti ^
*1 <
-I *
.Iiuihw a *1 1, i h u i t h,
Essie Ma* tie. lot 8, blk 9 ti I'.
do
1 11.91
176 41 vim and rhicifidnnz
tloil a - much a s possible Mi. I* W einberg, l o t 6. blk 9, tr. 2
II*
217 88
\\ ,,
T ru ste e l.*t 6 Ilk • l r A
II
2 3 3 03
.1 N \ \ t i l l .. l o t 3, |, ! k 1*1. | ,
|l
11.1
1 76.41 Sold by Union I'kiriri/fJ
I 11.93
'O,
tb ro u g li
correspondence,
,|. F Lning. lot 1. blk 9, tr. A
117
217,8b Unknown |.,t I Ilk o (r n
12
246
97
H
a
rrie
tt
Light
font,
lot
6.
Ilk
1(1.
tr
It
66
176.41 I
1 13.93
Dr. Pc*tor Balm sen, s t a l e vet- s t . J a m e s A M. F f'h u rc h
.1 V Hake, I. ,
' Mk u t, K
lirtun, wtm hnn churjri* of t*n
^
K ■ 1,1 * • *
•• **
216.97 H a r m tt I ghtfta.l, lot 7. blk I", tt. II
66
1 13.93
170.41
Injr lhe* (IcurgiH law, ha* hevn '
C, n**,n,
h»t ♦>, tilk t*. ti A
\17
'-’I *
I'aulini* Kh i h i u , ),>r f, Mk
ti »'
216.97 St J a m .
\ M F. ( hui. It
I
tie d by thu la tte r th a t “ jirojw* • rn k rm w n , lot I, hlk !*, t r. It
U!t
M«M»nit*
| r Kali lot •. I.Ik
tr. C
216 67
W (I Green, I'tU'lee, lot 8, blk 10, tt 11
66
14.1.93
176.41
$ hand c*1 excelsior, new shsv J J* B aker, lot 5. blk 9. t r B.
121
2 in 91 • T h e ie su Stew ort lot 1 blk *. t, h
233,03 i
I be above and foregoing final atae.sMiients a n pay able without
am t cuv.d u s t or oth e r
mill i
,
X
UCts pol t xjKtsed to tick inf* *
n o >tifu- * 11 w .nl. I**t '*. blk 9, ti
2 11(13 in te re -t up to H e,em ber 1st, 1921. and frein and a l t e r such dute said
tyll, w m on acceptable to ihirf" " ' " ,v‘* amt fo te g o in g filial a sse ssm e n ts m e payubb with
spe.nii us . *sn i-nts will be payable only in ten equal annual installam! fi'*m and a f t e r m u b j
I be u Im.vo anil fotegoing final a s se ssm e n ts m e p m o b b
w 11 bout j incuts with ml. test at h*, per annum nn all deferred paym ents.
M om enta."
I
[Jflie G eorgia a r t a g a in s t the eat annual nisi ailm ents with in te re st at 8 ’ p a yable only in ten equal in te re st up to H e.« miter 1st, 1924. and from mn! i.ftei mi . h iim,. said spp |
W itness my hand a s City l hok t ad the Seal of City of S anford,
per
a
nnum
on
all
d
e
f
e
n
d
rial
a
sse
ssm
e
n
ts
will
be
pnyablt
fe w r 11 -It provided Ilia- “ in '
' " ' In 1,1 *’■"
annual m sln llm c n ts j Florida, Ibis 21st dnv of October, A.D, 1921
yenl te l,.te sta tu m of the tirl. paym ents.
with interest al KG per a n n u m * n all de fe rre d
payment*
| (S e a l)
1 R P I l l l I P S City Clerk
• t'C u o{ Georgia th ro u g h tick
W itness my hand as City < leik and the Seal ..f ihe City of
W
itness
mv
band
as
City
Clerk
and
the
Seal
of
the
City
of
Sun
Publish
(let.
22.
28
Nov.
5 . 12 ,,,,.119
“
f«*ta‘J o h o th ro u g h pine stra w Sanford, F lorida, this 21st day of October, A. I*. 1921
ford, H o n d a , Urn*21st day of October A. I>. 1921
,
r otIn ■ mat* rial u sn l for bedding
1 u P H IL IP S . < l(y ri,.,k .
4Sl»»* >
|„ It 1*1111.1 PS, I l l y I'letk.
I
----- -- “
~ “
Other ^lurposes, the shippin t or (Seal)
Publish (I. t. 22. 28, Nov. 5, 12. uml 19.
J . 4“»'+,»"t-+-H-*H-++*fr*{”H-*8 ++-k+-|-H.++++++++.y++<.<.^^-{..}.+^ 4.t + + < .+ + + + + + + < .+ + 4,+ 4.<.*.
$tup( rttn g of hides, or the tire Publish Oct. 22, 2b, Nov. 6. 12, and 19
f jlln c t.tiaw or other m aterials
| ^ + + + -!"*-C-8-t -k*>-?-84":'*M v*t--t--:-H -;.+-h+ + .H .+ + v q .+ ^ < -:.4.+ <.+ + +++<..y+ + + .j.+<^ x . + + 4..s^
used In i n k infestation jrigir
lllg in the t u k infested nn*l TO ALL P R O P E R T Y O W N E R S OW N IN t. P R O P E R T Y ON S K \ E M U TO ALL PR O PE R T Y O W N E R S OW S I N G P R O P E R n ON ( 'Y P R E S S ! t |
ItfAnfitfr nroa of any oth e r sta te
S T R E E T FROM .MAGNOLIA A \ EN I K E A S T TO MELLON
A YEN I E I ROM I N ION A \ E M K S O l ’TH 7 (» S | M | | S T R E E T : , ? +
WHiim ” r th io u g h (ieorgiu is
5 II.I.K A5fc.Nl fc.:
Notice is hereby given thut I lie *onatruction *1 th e a s p h a lt pavey pp**hil.itml."
v ,
.
,
.
'FJoriCi ahull,d u n derstand th e ]
*>nttee " iietelty given th a t the rm istrtielm n of th e a spha lt pave m e a l on < ypress Avenue, from Union S outh to Ninth S
Sttil ei fet , |iU
busfc been
Wtlcti pn d be governed uc-oru ,n*'nl ,,r‘ N' venth Street from Magnolia Avenue east to Mellonville ! com pleted, ami the com pleted work Ima been fm allj at *opted by the
■dv j*u8 th e grow Avenue has been t>*mple(ed, and the completed work ha* been fundi) City Commission
the City of Sanford.
ul t s tr e w is to be used nego
ni c e -te d by (to .........
of the City of S anford, Floridu.
I
h
e
following
is
the finnl a sse ssm e n t roll covering and pavement
|tio n »|H>u d be conducteil at once
I h e foil >wing i* I lie 1‘ inal ICstimnle for th e paving >f Seventh "haw ing tin* a* tun I cust o f said pavem ent charg e a b le to all p ro p e rty
>m rar), shipping jmtni wiin m*
S treet from Magnolia Avenue enM (o Mellonville Avenue 16 feet 111 I a b u ttin g upon *ual portion t*f Cypics* A venue’.
Airce. o f su p p ly of
luit.ihl
W ,”
width with >fleet a up hall i n a 6 Inch lo tk base.
Filial K*t unale for P a v in g ( v i .t e s a Avenue ft out Union Avenue
le su g g e stio n is made tbut mi l
2468 cu. ><li* grading* ftr the
$ 987.26 S outh to N inth Stre e t.
row ers a t each shipping po»nt
12919 r t u . yd* over haul (it !
129 Id I
T he following is the F I N A L E S T IM A T E for paying C ypress Avetl.vir o id e rs and nave limn
t o handle In c a r lo ts th e m a 6728 Jin. fl flush curh (a 35*
235l*tl nue from Union Avenue South to N inth S tr e e t 16 feet m w idth with
ll w hich they d e c id e , to use,
26li | m. (i cement c u rb ie net (a* 15c
39 no sheet a sp h a lt on « 6 in* Ii rock ba*e
•th c r -U* i*e id ra w . excels ior, 6287 x*p yd* 6 inch rtu k base (a 80c
51129 6(1 2400 cu yds. g r a d in g (a> 10c
$ 960.00
vlnga. o r oaw dust. A g row ers
6787 r*(. yd* 2 ita h sheet a spha lt top (a f 1.112
6402.54 12200 stu. yds overhaul (a' lc
.......
122.00
i'i- ; M-J can 1 ca d jly iiei t. uui
•124 lin ft. 8 Inch * tonn t.ewer <{i* 83c
360 Jti 4622 Hn. ft. flush c u rb (fit 35c
i c o -o p v .a tiv e buying, tha coni
1617.70
2 Manholes (p $50.00
le a n e r .‘lu g g e sts, but adds thut
KHI.IIU 4386 «q. yds. rock base (g) 80c
............ ...... 1508.80
ofTi(.a c a n n o t u n d e rta k e to per
800 lin. ft. 3 mi'll drain tile (re $100.00 per M
4380 sq. yds. 2 inch sheet a spha lt top (fit $1.02
86.110
4473.72
thlti function in uny way.
8 lin. ft. 15 inch storm sew er (re $1.65
131 sq. ydr. brink re-laid (a> It*
...........
I3.26|
57.64
■1 M onum ents at stre e t intersections (re $6.50
5 concrete m onum ents at stre e t intersections (a1 $6 611
26,66
12.50
-a
• E x t r a work
115.66
L u b a ru lo iy inspection of m a t e r i a l s .. .........
134.65
l a b o r a t o r y inspection of m a te ria ls.
.a
195 16
Ia*gul expense, a d v e r tis in g etc. 2 % ..—.......
218.14
1 -cgal expense, ad v e rtisin g etc 2 ' .
............. ..
E n g in e e rin g 4''r ............. ................. ............ —
■316,66
43G.28
Engineering I'i
633.32
t.d
£
J
* 1
•
T otal cost
...... ........ ...
$11561.43
Total cost
A m ount to ho borne by C ity 1 1 ..;.,..'.._2 l.........
$3853.81
$16782.94 |
‘rt'aiUrdk HpeeUl" haa again
To be borne by City 1-3 ...
________
Amount to lie borne by A d ja c e n t P r o p e r t y ------- -.$7707.0$ t M
— $5594,31 ,
•lit into uvxvica tuc the winTu be borne by A djacent property owners
.......
iitHuLfU .w»« announced LoN urtjber of feet f r o n ta g e ..........
3534.45
.. $ 1118 8 .8 3
y.; tno Atlantic Coast Line
N u m b e r of f e e t f ro n ta g e
5617.66
A sse ssm e n t per foot f ro n ta g e ..
$2.1808
**■ ■-•
id through Superintendent
Asxcsnmcnt p e r foot f r o n t a g e . .
$1.9917
*. . i, . I1-1fcf ,
* * ‘ 14
• Du man, who stated that the
F R E D T. W IL L IA M S, fchigineer.
T he following is th e F I N A L E S T I M A T E f o r widening the pa ving
fn this year is greatly improvon C ypre ss A venue from Union Avenue South to N in th S tr e e t from
m rH h a t of last year,
sw dining and parlor observa- N am e— D escription
fc’oot
fcinal Ass'int. 16 foot to 24 feet in w idth w ith sheet a s p h a lt on a 6 inch rock founda
| osrs recently built and ddivE. R. T r a f f o r d ’s Map, S anford
F ro n ta g e
.tjtion. — .*
,.,v
ith e Pullman Company, Lcola Nixon, lot 6 , blk 8 , tr. E..
__ 1 1 7
fc'inal
cost
of
24
w
idth
p
avem
ent.
233.03
included ip the new
. . . . 1001.20
AM,*
3003 cU, yds. g ra d in g @ 40c...............
new schedule r*pre- F rie n d sh ip & Union Iordge, T errell Johnson,,
.... 153.20
Pres., U. McPherson, Sec, lot 10, blk 8 , tr. E....117
i t improvement, short233.03 15320 sta. yds. overhaul @ lc..
tifne from all points in F. H. Rand, lot 6, blk 8 , tr. F ...... ............ .............. i n
3512.78
4622 lin. ft. concrete curb and g utter (g) 78c-r-—-™
231.03
and west by more than F. H. Rand, lot 10, blk 8 , tr. fc’........ - ............... ..... 117
.
a*
r5-y*v': •
... 204.40 • *
28o.ee
ir
/
Are Yot
Economic!
i
I
Huy a
CLARK JI
Gas Range, j
Ball Hardmu?!
;
Simmons!
Refritferatoq
at
Ball Hardwati
ayo Gives Advice
Melon Growers
i
Florida
A d vertisin g
is ihe foundation on which
the business of the-world is
'“'tr Special” Is
built.
1 >A R u n ,F o r
XZli
'inter Months
Don’t n
foundation or your busine
I will topple over and be
1m
i
picked up in pieces b y |
)rs.
gr, amid Mr. Dumas.
“Tampa Special" will make
.connections In both directions
City with two limited
ale
tra l
Ito ry
r * • * i * 1-
a a d The
G. E. Sargeant, lot 6 , blk- 8 , tr. G „ ................ ........ i n
J. H. Stevens, lot 10, blk 8, tr. G o.----------------- 117
8. Bojrd, lot 5, blk 8, tr. H-...-- -- — -.— ---- ------- U7
Maiach Realty C o, lot 10, blk 8 , 4r. -H------------- 1 1 7
a £■K.:
: m
,
231.03
231,03
233.03
233.03
£33.03
584
60
6661
6577
131
Hn. ft. flush curb ^ 35c.,...........—L ..- — «■
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Affairs Of Nation
and w est
ja City Today Are Guests Of City (Continued from paKe 4)
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Itinutd fr°m ra,r<! 0 _ . »
1 - and G oyernor-E lrct
irti» explained w ith
ride the w a te rin g syablc for th e heavy
>looal farmr,.
was mapped w ith the
of a Napoleon, and
. waterworks, the new
cipal ball perk,, and
_ buildings now under
ware brought belorc
[he chief executives.
kJ U in e town" said Gov.
j| Nerf. of Texas,". . A
i community” G overnor
fprtus, of Minnesota con*J j wife, while G overnor
boa. of Oklahoma, a n o th e r
d bachelor, declared th a t
won not half e nough hud
cf "this town t h a t f u r
rier celery and blue rlb .ility”
19, 1924.
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L°n.8af‘ in 18M “nd
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member of the party. Dr. Mur-. n m
nntl illPlB.
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Hardee's m ilitary staff.
*nd 1016; Illinois
i1892;
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\ Gov. Hed field Proctor, head of afm ln 1898. 1000 and 1916- North
the state ln which President CaU Dakol» «n I« 1 G («nd nga/nit the
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TIIK FINAL DAY IS NKAIi. The last dash to the
wire. The beginning of the end. Three short days more,
and The Herald’s widely famed automobile contest
comes to a dramatic close. All of Sanford and Seminole
county is watching, waiting, wondering. Who will win
the automobile and other prizes, is the question on every
lip. Kxcitement is keyed to the highest pitch. Hiding
on the crest of this wave of enthusiasm arc ambitious
contestants, exerting vigorous effort to capture the
wonderful prizes that will be awarded Saturday night.
A storm of votes is gathering and they are beginning to
descend upon The Herald Office already.
Never before in Seminole county has such a glitter
ing array of splendid gifts been offered. Never has
such n batik* been waged to win. On this page appears
tho final voting schedule. All subscriptions turned in
during this final week receive votes according to this
scale. It is positive and conclusive and will not he
changed.
Study this vote scale carefully. Note the tremendous
number of voles given on a five-year subscription,
i ’rest*1it indications point to a hairbreath finish, and it
louks certain that the prizes will he won by small m ar
gins. No one contestant can appear certain of victory,
and there is abundant speculation as to the outcome.
This final week will decide.
The race is too close to hank upon any possibilities
and there are too many persons interested in every con
testant to insure any one an easy victory.
(Jvei’-confidenee loses battles. This is no time to hes
itate or lay down on the j o b .
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The lalest Console Model in a handsome Mahogany
C a b in e t
V a l u e $ 1 8 5 .0 0
H O W TO V O T E
Good for
1 Five-year subscription to The Daily Herald, $35.00 ...... 75,000 votes
1 Four-year subscription to The Daily Herald, $28.00
46/781 votes
1 T h r e e - y e a r subscription to The Daily Herald, $21.00
27,617 votes
FREEVotes
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This Coupon, when neatly cut froaa the
paper, la good for IP votes la The Bps*
ford Herald’s BaJcauiaiuhlp Campaign
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Three^months subscription to The Daily Herald, $1.75 ... 427
Five-year subscription to The Weekly Herald, $10.00. .. 10,660
Four-year subscription to The W eekly Herald, $800.... 4,480
Three-year subscription to The W eekly Herald, $6,00,... 1,710
Two-year subscription to The W eekly Herald, $400..,.
684
One-year subscription to The W eekly Herald, $2.00...*
300
Six-months subscription to The Weekly Herald* $1.00
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ATUNT1C COAST MNB;
‘'Standard Railroad of lha
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A perfect item, set in a dainty hexagon basket woven
platinum mounting.
9:00 A M. Lv. Jacksonville
Ar. 7:35 P M.
12:23 P. M. Lv. Sanford
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Ar. 4:00 P. M.
2:40 P. M. Lv. Haines City
Ar. 1:55 P. M.
2:55 P. M. Ar. 1-nke Alfred
Lv. 1:15 P. M.T
12 13 P. M. Ar W inter Haven
Lv. 12:56 P. M.
3:45 P. M. Ar. Uurtow
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Lv. 12:25 P. M. 1
4*13 p. M. Ar. F o rt Meade
Lv. 11:57 A. M.
4:30 P. M. Ar. Bowling Green
...............Lv. 11:40 A. M.
4 44 P. M. Ar. Wnuchula
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Lv. 11:27 A. M
5:35 P. M. Ar. Arcadia
Lv. 10:35 A. M.
6:25 P. M. Ar. l ’unta Gorda
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Lv. 9:45 A, M.
7:25 P. M. Ar. F o rt Myers
Lv. 8:45 A. M.
, expreeaion on
think of it this --------• ' j M ' o r d . Florida
I.—T he ratnpaiitn will vnd prom ptly a t 10
u'rli>ck I*. M. S a turda y, Nmrmlvcr 22.
2 All luliHcriptiunN tn rount in xotea m u lt
l»e in The Herald Office by tha t time. . .-4
'1 hr Hmirn of The Herald (tfflca will lt« i< rfi
( limed promptly but all workers who are >«:»i
im-ide at th a t lime will be waited upua .
ntul ci»en ample upporlunlly (o tu rn In . .1
Mub.rriptlona or rotea even though it-veral
houra may be rommmed.
3. —If you live ouUlde of Sanford and plan *
to mail j o u r vote* mid final rcnjlltaneta, ■--*
take precaution to Hod out exactly w hat
time your local pout office cloaca. I W - ‘
lively no rcm lltancea received by mall
later than 10 o'clock Haturday nUl^Dle
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November 22, will l>« included. Be
remillancea th e laal day o r tw o
cial delivery.
(.— All letter* containing vote* and re m itlanctm ahould be addressed to th e C a n .,
nalgn M anager, The S a n fo rd H e r a l d . . „M4
S anford Florida. T he H erald cannot. I n tl,
reaponaible for rem lttaocea e e n t by mail, j
which do not arrive in time.
5.
— Under no circumalaneea will votes be
I r a n n f r r r r d from one con te e ta n t to a n 1
other. Thjtt U an abaolute rule and will
Ire xtrlctljr enforced.
6. —T here will lw no f u r th e r change in th e
' h,
voting Mchrdule. T he voting power of
^
Hubacriptlona bm It appeara on thin page
Ik final and will not be changed du rin g
the rem ainder of the cam paign.
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— All vote« m u tt be placed In the ballot ,a
box before 10 o’clock on the closing night. ’
h.— l*o»iti*rly no aubscrlptlona will be ac
cepted w p h o u t the money and no money
<; i
will be accepted w ithout th e aubarrlp*. .'tpf
lion*. No aubacrlpllon money will be re- .t m
funded.
0.— All ro n te a tn n U a re urged to be a t T he
H erald Office the cloaJag night when th e ' ' ■*!
Judges raaky the announcement of the
winners.
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DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RING
H A V EN — FT. M V E B H 1
SP E C IA L
Parlor Car Train.
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Ip i. I
guard against possibility of loa? to » <
randidaieh tnrit6fe?i’*ititslind*ni4ttnti’« *
ing th ro u g h these last days of th e
cam paign, herew ith aro appended 1r
final rules and instructions th a t m ust
lie observed.
All candidates should read and
weigh every line carefully.
SECOND PRIZE
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_cnte*t» a t the
Read These Final Rules
CAREFULLY
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Dining Car Service
4:05 P. M. Lv. Sanford .
„__ _____ ____ Ar. 12:29 P- M.
8‘10
Ar. Jacksonville ....
. ..................... Lv. 9:00 A. M.
6:80 P. M. Ar. Washington ....
„ ______........... Lv. 0:80 A. M.
0.05 A- M. Ar. N«w Y o r k - ___________ L r. 12:80 A. M,
8;00 A. W. Ar. Boston
_____— ...... — Lv. 7:26 P. M.
0 o » » t b l n g 7 o _____ „ . T. ____
da State Fair, if you* would judge by tKie
i>°acg man
t * countenance. A nd w nen yo
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Again tonight n t 9 o’clock ten thou
sand e x tra votes will be niyen th e
contcslnpt tu rn in g in tho g re a te s t
nmownl of cash, in subscriptions, dur‘
iug the dny.
The nw ard tonight will covet* the'
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period from 9 o'clock Tuesday night lLf"
until 9 o’clock tonight. .
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Tho last certificate for 10,000 ,:mif
votes wiU be issued F riday n ig h t. No
special prize will he y i\e n away on
Saturday, tbe last day of thv contest.
•10.000 4>xtra votes may decide th e -"V
winner. The contestant who lets thl*
opportunity slip by unheeded muy
wuke up in a few days nnd find h trself a loser.
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The Herald Office will lw* open un- .., .uj
HI 1) o’clock ench evening. Check in <• *
every dnv.
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Tickets, Reservations,
Inform ation Prom
j.C .B U B R O V G H S jT Itt.A g L
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10,000ExtraVotes
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KVEHGLAD.E8 LIMITED
Famous Florida New England
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Through Sleepers i fo r Boston,
New York. W ashington, Chicago
via Seminole.
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charged with killing Business Federation
Meeting Under Way!^“ l' M At- Se,b[.,nf,.45 A MI
fVlopa th e M m e day, t
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indicted on first degree
OltLANDO. Nov. 19.— Following
’ diarg es here today.
the opening of convention of F lo r
ida Fcdeintlon Women’s Clubs Inst
olght, it got down to business toxr1
rs
day with the reading of reports
M rs. William Freeman Black
mail, sbitr1 president, Mrs. KatjterItORK, N o v . 19.—J ohn \V. tne B. T ippetts, vice president. Mrs.
his wife sailed op the C. E. Hawkins and Mrs. T. Picton
secretaries.
Governor
| Mi) (or a th r e e m onth*’ W ar low,
2e,lucrraiieaii countries. Pinchot of Pennsylvania scheduled
Uni' sailed Clem Shaver, to address the women was unable
Democratic
C ha irm a n , to come.
Cf I'tttniun of NT-vnda, and
-The bravest editor has been
hm o, chairm an of DentoHe dcclnrrs
his paper
fiiutim
(oinnfittee
and found.
I* W Oivuney, T a m m a n y "doqa not print |»>etry of any kind
ut nny tim e .”
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and Baby Are Ncw c iii us Growers I
as Home Burns Association Formed
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Turning in tho ffroateat amount ol
19
cunit, in flubacriptiona during the 24 1 o
liour period ondin« at 9 o’clock lastv.
nijrht Miss Neil Williams became th e ,
winner of the sinxial priie of jt0.000 »
extra votes.
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Indications jxtint to tpday betnff a
record breaker for new subscriptions. " ij
At 9:ir> tonight the winner for today
will be announced.
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f the itn i c l u r a l steel industry !i;tlO A M. Lv. Jacksonville
I m , select
the , sire
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. . w i t h - j1not touched by the sta n d a rd speri
Ar, 7.36 I*. M.
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u i „ LV “ | Dcation. In orde r to eliminate ihc |0:25 A. M. Ar. Palntka
i
will infuse new blood,
j.uurcea of m isunderstanding lh a .
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rM ure a sire poorer than hnV(.
„ , „ u n o „ r expense and
17 A. M. Ar. Deland
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confusion ....
lor ,v.,i.-,
years, »,,v
the code cL
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blood iniproves th e <|iial,|,.fj„jU.|v
,roii and s l e d |2:2U I*. M. Ar. Sanford
feed a l-o docs , s , l a l items e n te rin g into a structure. A
|,v. 4:05 I*. M.
ibinatioij of go<id >I., nhI I. „l m| umh
lmi it m
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,\r. Orlando
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i n i o building
u m i t i n t g is
is idefined
ieiineo m
nders fjrfsj
im«>. The
feed will work wonders
f jr s t ttime.
3 lie manner
m anner in winch
wli cli
I,v. .'(.uri I*. M.
pMvcmenl of El ° r ’,,a I invoice weiglNs are to be d ite 1 ,32 1*. M. Ar. Kissernee
,
I mini ii is clearly sot forth
th a t
l.v 2 33 I*. M
Honda
livestock
is
gtive
elusive term , "good workman.-hip” ^ 'J.U i*. M. Ar. Haines City
ir.ditinn stock. T he main is reduced to definiteness.
Lv. 1:55 P. M.
>ii es. Two crosses
E ngineers who
reviewed the 3:05 1*. M. Ar. la k e la n d
f»r rtisk. when propel l>
j,tior (:■ l.s a I 'll’ o i i mIuv ,
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Lv 1;10 P. M.
laiaki-ft wonderful change 1 hrV( ..h-yncterD d II l.s th • most' JL2« C M. Ar Plant City
better in l*oth size and ;,c
:■1. mil; ol prie la 1 i.,i ha s
Lv 12 51 P M
ti. ei: ( nipiled !ol a \ industiv
•1 111 I*. M. Ar Tampu
(r»>,
l.v. 12:15 P M . ' ®
6 |u I* M. Ar. P alm etto
l.v. 10:15 A M.
ii.15 p M Ai Hrndcntown
Lv. 10:10 A M
EDO, Nov lit;— A fa th e r,
|,E K S lllIK ti, Nov. 19. (Jen. A
ind i 10 rnonlllH’ ohl H. Illaniting. rnunager ol
liu
v wvr, l<unit ■ to death UlH
I TIIK SCENIC l llta i I.ANIIKK
the
dcHlroyed
[ whet* *1r**
Parlor Car Triiin.
o I’crrsi •i*i ir
They m.■ere
l DotulilHUtl and wife and ers Association as ll,c latest ad
letty Jea It A hoy, twi n of
ij, was Kiallilted from his
[Miami P e o p l e Are Cf
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, s ’ K \i.i n . -ccictarv. The 2 40 P. M. Ar. Haines Citv
,ursiH'iation will ship Its fruit this |
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3:15 P M Ar Lakeland
seai'in through the packing liousi
l.v. 12 55 1’
' the < > rm i.iit t o r u s Growers
Association. It controls more than 3:29 P. M, Ar. Itubmin Park
l,v. 12.42 P.
I0,000 bo-e.. of orangea ttitd gropc3:43
Ar,
Frost
I’ruol
fruit.
Lv. 12:27 P.
4:07 I*. M. Ar. Avon Park
Lv. 12:03 P.
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Has Uniform Code
: three was rescued by a
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vm Coolidge w an born, wao nmong Republican candidate in 1892);
Ihoae present. Gov. Lee Tinkle is
5 m t£m ot*j *? 1900: fdaho in
proud of the r a c t th a t he is the JiJJ' IC
a"d ,91d: Colorado In
chief
executive
of
th
e
sta
te
which
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. , ' "and
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n so n n
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Arizona
hns contributed m ore president* . I n } ? ' * ^ 7 ada ^ 9 6 . 1900.1908 and
than a n y oth e r commonwealth
,
Ar i zona m 1916 and CaliforGov. C ary A. H ardee with Mrs F 8 by t;Iectoral vole in 1892 and
Haidee arc (he official hosts to th„ X popu,lar vote ln
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period? ° hi° went Democratic in
p a rty . The governor will within « fid« of W eatem thinking runs, ft
fqw w eeks relinquirh h i. duties is steadily progressive, and often
f '7 , ? ad o,f
",Htc government parallel to th a t of the South.
What more natural, then, than
to. ty«, home nt I.ivo Oak.
A S anfon] citizen is a member of for the Democracy « f these two
th e g o v e rn o r’s staff, which appear! ,r c c im u to r-tand-together, certdinod in uniform this morning. Ife is I ,, ln 1,0 “P*1" of narrow sectionLewi:i O Dryan, who has the rank s ,**V
for the very opposite
of colonel. Col. O’Bryan went to - and. ’"finitely higher purpose of
Wrary included th e 1high Jackcpnville cevenil days ago to 3nvinR , h t i r " ;irlv from n fntal
| narrow ness in interests and id e a s!
rfrt the students lined the join th e party.
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and cheered the proccsA n u n -in o n
l
! fho West a ga inst the P a st th a t we
U wav.
IC c llI
i 'wrojl*l counsel; hut an alliance of
ct Hardee’s Staff o f
18
th a t which is liberal and eonstrucC?4
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•nil 17 guests accom pa- f \ £
h is reac1„ rt v in addition to
IT ? !
E r e c t i o n t D ona^n'm )1 «l^adent‘.'KN
Nor do we
X Tyson, In te rn a tio n a l TLT
standard, once fnlrrvicc representative, find
ly unfurled wiill draw into It milichanan, Pa the Nows cam| lion* from the rani; nnd tile off
t F R E N C H LICK. Ind Nov. 19.— ‘he Hast and North, and prove the
Th A m u ie a n In stitu te of S te e ! |* ns’,’rn l' u n " f a t r u l v ! ’a tie n a lp a r f «*
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H U S D a n a t y i " T , l , l , [ , i n ’n convention lie r e 1‘V'
A hulf-henrted, apologetic
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—j " today, approved the Code of Ptnn- \ c ° m P r 0 m •!i*nir. Tammany-ruled
lic P im Q P fl
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dur,<f P rnetlre for the fahrication I’emocrnry will get us nt>w)ioic.
l o t U.J.JS- s i
J ; and erection of s tru c tu ra l steel, b u t 11 Uemocracy true to itself
Q
1 1 '• f l’d'’ wns developed hv tiw iin'i *" ‘he people is destined to
d
I I U l C a O U l | Institute to b r t n - about furtiier 'v,n ;is j u rf'l\ ns America rem ains
, --------;• 1uniform ity in the industry, with u America.
iVILl.H. Fla., Nov. jj >. J consequent decrease
in building I
improve FIArida live- | C0RtH. It is the second conspicuous ~
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descrilssi in a list 4of I
taskeii by the organization to- ■
cojnpilni by P rofe ssor . wnr“ uniform ity in the structural
gcott, animal industrial- i •’’tcel industry, the first being the
Florida Experim ent ±3ta-1utixudfird specification for fahrica-'
i Florii
tioti and erection
of struc tura l
t j »re:
(not uic a scrub sire. By steel.
Institute
snt a sin' «f no n n r t i - , , It .is expected
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... the. ------5 or a m ixture of two
F "1 lh J 7
of Standard Prac
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! tire will have a nation wide efNEW I T l . I. MAN THAI NS
'tireco!, ,,
feet com m ensurate with that of,
Effective Nov. 17th.
j»t ovtrcrowd ^he s u m - | t]u, sta n d a rd specification proinul-<
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. i |g n te d by the organization, which
» ( HP«I y o u r llvestocl.
(.mlKH, ,„| in
I good living on th e open
, tH|,.s „ f
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TAM I'A SI’Et lAI.
ly-H'*' of the leadii.g i iltrs in
.iter months, b u t rn th e r the I'ltifed States.
i Observation I'urlor nnd Dining
with good nutritious
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velvet beans or J a p - i-i designed to cover those phase i 1' cars.
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t l s l n t rnloa.
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BpCIAtlifj rn n sa
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kdl ilia u*« for repul)
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N B 8 I ) * J t . NOV. 19, 1914.
TH O U G H T FO R TODAY
LYER:— Lord. help ti« to
^ Thoo Hw! s t a n d a r d o f our
t h e t f w e e v e r will lovo nl t a n d se rve a r ig h t every one
OVERr T llE n iL L S
. O ver tho 11111*111) my childhood,
Ib S § O v e r tho hill* to homo,
tit to th e joyn of the wildwood
)h le t m e once m ore room!
H u e tho frepdum o f sp irit
O nly a boy c a n know ;
M e m o ry culls mid I h e a r it:
1 ' O h, le t m e g o , le t me gol
"Bt t o th e b u rp w hore we w restg F f l o u n d e r i n g d^ep In b a y ;
.'O u t to th e pool hvfuTe wo nestled
i
i. Cool on th e h o t t e s t d a y ;
a m e a g a in to the races
mnty Fair;
n t the
the faces—
rto a g a in
weft* th ere !
bs t h a t thl
Jlvo mo my youth and its pluas| t, 4 ,x.t.
m L ' urcs,
F r e e mo fron; ea rn .Again;
KKr ‘I should
'm m value
* iU
' tr e a s u r e s
M ore th n n I p r iio d then! tlibn,
) v e r th e bills td my vhllHhpod
'Oh, le t m e orico ino^a. roam',
u k to th e Joya of th e wildwood,
Over t h e hills to horn el
L a w re n c e H a w th o rn e .
*)t;WMcome, G o v e rn o rs I
-s-o-
r, A lo t o f peoplo w o rry b o much
kbout b e in g ImJ th a t they never
ink o f being good.
it
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J iM r Y o rk i s 'g e t t i n g its w in te r
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0 lam e dtirks a re going to
A m nn’fl wife* m ay not under
a n d him, h u t'th e n , neither does
A r e we to infer, then, th a t since
I C o n g re ss bus lost its bloc, it will
d u m b e r th a n u s u a l?
-T° ’
t h o t election is over, most
i s t i ore ta k in g a vacation
C o n g re ss opens.
T° --------
’o u ld a ’t bo suriirisoil if J u d g e
’a declsioit r e g a r d in g
home
d id n ’t havV so m e lb in g to do
th o hiccoughing epidemic in
t h e E a s t.
^Wltn n f el l op
s t a l l s out with,
" T h is one made < indulge la u g h ."
i t ’s J u s t a n o th e r one of th o se elec
i
Iggop Jokes.
[KAN
THE ATLANTA JOURNAL
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A N aturally Pretty Girl Can Do It
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States, 1 cnnsylvtnU,;.
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30 x 3 Vi
3 roy Tubes
Red Tubes
12 x 4
factions ,n P.*12. creed
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A LL GlIARAf
F. P. KIN
311 East Second
111.1 Snrifnrd Art,
A I
r a tio n
The success of any business
pends first upon the men behindi
Everyone in this Bank, -every';
rector, officer, teller and clerk-^l
working with the spirit of hclpfu
to our customers.
If you desire friendly and pracnj
banking connections then hringyo|
account to
I why the a g e of chivalry appear*
to be passing.
Some old fogies
sny, “ Ah, it’s the m oving picture,"
.b u t , cuiricd to its linal a nalysis,
it in but the fruitage of woman's
weak ico n for French fu«N and the
Inddiu'SN of fiiNhumablc buttcrfliu*. ^
The real men of Hie world prefer
1 tie woman who m mniiN intetlectual peer, and win. in self-rebant without being mannish, mod
es! without iiltia prmlity.
In Hie bullion days of (1recce
even l.eamlcr would hudrty have
llieti action has tieen sent all over the world by the Asso- , t>lullKh be ,m mean* a mam,,tv must ■■ on h , t . i,r - and ,.
ciatetl I’ress^ so certain is it to bo read w ith in terest, and 1 aver-them both: but he would n o
a ’.n: lum - Fu.buo.
:a.di(v" mnrhi
mn'lil m aru to 11.11, nihuiI (u liaak in thu.
i. o.o r-hip has cauicil sn.i.n* of his ttelovixl enehiintre**"
even c x X t e & H ;
^ # H 5 u n i^ » s where 1
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DnanV n uni had i>rt‘vuilrd Fin a dimuur.i i ... i b: v all > on the were she i lad in kna tiers or abb..
,
i
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. .
th«rmo»t». in ItUd hr win* reUk* t rail *»| n
' ex I ">i know leviati d f kil ls. tie would have
th e ir lip-sticks and calcim ine.
*d Without New Yolk will..... New that He* ,
It Iihn I.een re waited foi a boat. Had Queen
A COMMUNITY B U ILD ER
In Asheville, H is said, most of the high school girls 1 Je rse y , and Without New England,j Jie 1yd.J s.i, ■ ii.. (be motive Unit l.li/.ab. t!< woin the tbinga we en
F.
P.
FO
STER
, P resid e n t
B. F. W HITSER. Cid
Mine
New
Itnmp'llllc.
ul.ilie
Wie-.fi,
•> ,t, 1 -kills lollnteie.l e.eiy hour 111 the day a
lia\c beautiful com plexions, the n atu ral product of good
re elected u \ e r a united Itepubli
wj,
i
i i . ", What year
tw.,
ag..,
S
ii Walt er Ral
w ater, inside and out, good food and plenty of exercise. T he\ i ; n Ireiil l.\ the leva! Votes of t ■<I
. . 1 til.- it, . di- ' . v h , m s l i a d i f
preiidttig
lus
do not need cosm etics to cover blem ishes and can affo rd to the .South mul the We*t
pl.ti
f Ii
i i
...itune charms • illn n chuik :ii'|i.,s a mud puddb ,
on,e ..till i f. ' m . m le r ., would have -aid. "Lizzie, jm-t hot.'
What now of the (liture?
A - on
d is ta n t th e ir vanity boxes alto g eth er, so fa r a s those things
mo < alifiuiiin ci.ntciiip.ii a, v v i e w - dn o g 'itc r, loll w > it . ioch to n!i ai toss."
i
are aids to beauty.
t, I • I . ., ;, ., - his i hr.
n "If the Dctiiocrai v of t i e nu * 'ut
im a gine Prances K Wrllnrd nu (
Try A Herald W ant Ad For Results
And because of this ad v an tag e of the m ountain girls, it lion e v e is t<> win, it nuisi In- b\ aliy.*ak|j dirtir
• i-it i. g a r .1 . n it’! other (|ue. tr of Amer ican vv ■
\v ho bln- w .e . i t h ii it m.ntliood, living and to live, in htis predicted th a t th ere will be little im itation of tb e ir laud- ttiioiving T n mman v and ii* influ H
- light
I -n ill. t o ) , dyked .-UI to - k ills almost
ible decision to go limit to th e days of th e ir m others in the t i n e s out of the p ai t v and g oi n g
to l l l s l M ill. l i d o
If Detilo
tio vv i m* i Ip gii I t er s
1 )'
observance of such im olios as "tin correct tim e mid place .back
- err v r .
in- v does lo.! do this, tl had hcsl
h"W 'mid
\ on won..,* about the passin g s s s s i i i i D n s a s i i i i i B s a s n B i i M i i i i u i s s x i i s i 1111111
for tile com pletion of a lad y ’s to d d le ."
and in
i<1 n.hi in age ..( chivn!i ,
' t ur n the k. v upon .Is head.piacl v
i tu . the
U by sfi..Li!<i v otr ?
It may happen, how ever, that groups of p tc lly g iit- m .’M and go .ui ..I b o- i o es - | i . . s n 11. k|..iil.u I,
with Tuni manv hud up with pop
schools and colleges everyw here will adopt th e new fashion ular
ri ght -' "
of leaving the vaults box in th e ir d n s s in g loom s. A nat
lloW'ciet, .. ..
iiiiiv
prefer to
ui ally p re tty girl dares do it.
iihrase it. ihi- i the nhui ami th"
MILLIONS FOR I MP ROVE MENT
i In. looking ovar these la* r e tu r n
ltELKIlO.N is like the fashion, one man w ears bis doublet
.D a lla s J o u m u l mij -h, m oat " ( ' s l a s h e d , a n o l l i e r l a c e d , a n o t h e r pham b u t e v e r y m a n h a s a
B te morn IntoVcMted
in th e how
{ rt'i
doublet ; so every man has a religion, W e d i t l e r a b o u t t h e
ncuim;.
trim m in g .—John Selden.
-*-o —
A man bought u corner lot In
f o r d th e other day. showing
t he had not^m ly . . nis l.ut also
NOT A PARTISAN VOTE
ST I’F T I . I t S H r i t C lN D l .l 'E N D E N T
.V L u t h e r HurlnUik lias bei'ii con, i
ducting
biological
expel ttnculH
w ith p r n e s. A n y m
i whpnpcr «xlt '
On.- i . i i
in.talde f eat ur e
of i
year* a,’ ., w b m tin |{c,(iil.|i
i t o r could give h |in a lot uf p o in te rJ
I
lH'N.ili.l
'h
election
In
St
J'ctcrsIlUrg
i
nnput out a full count) In hot.
fg tl prune*
wa- ti.c t exult In t he ront est * for county o t l uc rs were chosen wit I
out 11 tet regard to what tuitiollal
paity th.-y claimed, wevetul lie
p.itdicniis Caving eh t eieil and w on
a- •>..<.tiled Denmc i at i c liommecs.
The v .tets did not a-k wtut het a
loan was a Deinnciat m a licptdi
bran in city politics, bul voted bn
the loan liny considered hi"-t <|ual
W A lo t o f S n n fd rd folks would 11k.• i'.hjiiI;. olfn i s. In tliese rnccs pur;.M,h a r e th e o p p o r tu n ity of healing tisan politic- seems to b a l e play;*Govorm>r Brumjon sing his Inti.
»p ie c e a b o u t A la b a m a and h e r tw,.n *d I,till- pint, lt.< voloi'h c a >t , o tt
A y-four votes.
then 1.allots lot Hie
iiuididatcs
H K tf.'
- ■ I o---------they favored i idtvtduully t>.r any
h H o w u n f o r tu n u le it i» thut (ire ,
several lea ..us regardl e ss of
n tly d e a tr o y /d the only build
In S a n fo rd Really suitable fur the party ticket on which they
'I n g th e fa m o u s dialogue b e - j w e n running.
T h a t M, l ’clcf hurg is a Itepub
____ n th e two* C arolina gover n
I u a n city was shown by a la rg e
____ ________
liiujoi i t ) given the ('indulge elec
( _____
T l o w m a n y o f j ' o u ar e rolling up l o i s , but so lui the Ke puhl nans
T he H eruld anil send have aligned theniselven with that
J t to fr ie n d * V r r e la tiv e s in oth party only, ...
in national affairs, in
Srfftford could g ain good local races they voted frt*cly lot
l r c r t i s i n g thjn, w ay.
Let them Democrats where they deemed the
nominees of Mu major purty
in
t ^ r h a t tR^Tf Is in S a n fo rd ,
died foi lio 1 olfice in ipieslion.
It is better s.n T h e re is no ren
non why a pel's.in ill St. 1'e le r s h u ig
i mpulse in w In. Ii I b m o r i a t b fut'.h
FT I'h 1 ! R .sR l’RG I N D K l’KNDI NT
t ’levebinil and Democratn' hope
■
have t h . i i hclr.g
Severed f i o m
M
1 er h o g Its itrov. n n o . set a rec.r.l that vv ill
hard
Us devot ion
I., the
lights
of
and tl e * on.
' .... ... has | e<|ual.
the l ank und file, the party of i
In addition to the large expenJ ef f e r s o n and Jiuksiiii, of Cl ev e I i. I i . long l!m! . v i (tic pt'iirtri- |
re idanltt In-'e b.
In e.'l un i diture f* r new liuddmg here, in
land and Wilson run have no re t
l l ,)! It JIt ,*il> oil th lud tt^i.rli i I be last four years, the city ba*
j son for exi st. t ine
tine Reptihiii ..n
in.
of lire t u ooii.i ii- . vj,. n il
pent lor new Htreets ami storm
part y is enough f.o Ai pei i c a, and
it- doors stand i v e i aj ar foi all tni. • foi new con tin i.<.h in t h e , a n d sanit ary sewer* four million
ha>
who believe* in n nr -i n g
.sped .I .' lie. hi tie 1 ity. II. in; in.- i- 1 e -n .1. d i a l s inoie, so thut there
t hat tin ., i an Itaidl,.
be been spent here, m four years, f.,r
p r i i i le p e and m walking polilicall' laig
I in i pit-vein cuts, public and private,
biiekwutils.
W but bus Democracy i r ia pi*!.
c Jan. 1. IP.’?
• 'bun four n t >tal o f over $27.0(Ml,Ulin
to gain by imitat ng that aru-ieoi
For rt city of thin s u e to evj rid
tierfurmniu e and l. oNaking its oiiiy y . h i - . tin* e x p c o i n. for Imild
nir-ou'iti-J t o ' t h a t sum for tinproveiueitl n Is dc
li US f ollowers and fi lends 7 Derm. me .i tiilH eil v 1
i . .baldy will eidtdly notubl,. and it hbovv*. |,,,w
ci ui y must be f orward-goi ng or i* . v. >J3,000,tlP". m .1
will be mithing
It must stand i . - n ' i 425,000,11011 I.) toe end of the SuutliLio «'ity is g rowi n g and
ireaupl yea , a in,, p e r m i t s 1i( is no womler thut the citv ts
for human inti r• -Is and human tb
>
i
NiivCnibci
have a h e a d ) jiasse i prosperous vvl-. n ,, large a Van.
rights, or
will l e a s e to stand at
ell
II must guide the forces id 'to half rnillio'' . ,}*. i mark and -1 moit^y \±_ b. u,g <!istribute I m '
I '.ely w i l l - g o t,. ,1 111 ! I.II. by the weekly |fA\ -tolls
Hundreds
,,(
t ha t new freedom now ustir the
Da ember is skilled nieclmjih :• a t e being eu,i oiutry over, mu-t guide t hem in on I ■( the mont i
ui.-dum arid justice ami modet. i cv|n-< led iil'iii to s]| , a ,i b i l g e total (iloyeii at high w a g e s and they I
trim, or it will have missed tire 1an ! the year will S .w mot e than are sj e. ding ’ lour mone y for the
- . . i i f ti l s and btvuiie.. of life a n d '
goodlies t opportunit y
thnt «-v.-r Jp.tsm.OOO •»|M.iale.l for new Imild
m this city.
Each y em foi in ail lines of tefnil business trade i
d i m e to an Aiiierh un pnrty, « id mg
the lost four yours there has he.-n Ims been good.
i will h ave forf eit ed its future. Its
The end t* not y et , by
any
tight t o live is hound up in its an mrrotme in exjieiaiituieK for
I.*" ‘iiiildtngN.
in lb;il tin- total iiii-ltn-. The building act ivi ty here
I duly to serve.
It cannot serve
$1,008,820
a, ..I **in IP22 the to ( *-*•**
can ireusonaldy
bef fexpect
T
, , v v . ^ » r ' -------m . x n im iij
U
X J H ’ l l ted
' O to
111 con
Ame ri ca nnd mammon.
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I'pon th is high ground it h t b i t all '• as $7,121,500. while I'.t'JI is tinue -indefinitely w ith p r o s p e illy i
ndy a hi ad of !a-i y ear and will .f o r Si. I’e te r - h u r g ,
j th - D em ocracy of th e South and
1of the W e st should stand tog e th e r,
i not t h u t th e y have one whit o f 1
prejudice tu.word the g re a t N orth
und E a s t, but becuuse they leaFlorida better iiualified for the ofMI AMI T R IH U N K
liza t h a t thu dominance of Turn
fo o tb a ll team ro* (ices to lie filled. Hud tile Repot,
m any pud reactionism will im u n
u gguinpt,.—Ti
u in |
uniU Hearts v o t e i i e p masse* urcordmg to
the d e a th of thut historic p a i t y 1 II a m o u n t of the v -ill
fbirdoti.
w hich'
In hum a n aiuL-ty it
ir,|Mj»ai. J
‘dona jYal o *14, party in t he local as wed! a s in the
mu*t_
I seven
ren t o silt; urin na tiona l 'c o b te s t It it. like/y thut 1 The people generally neem
to which
.. f ,.™
. , be Sincerely liU-rnl if
,v ry y e a r mi*. .... oi i: v s t e d i k l e to expect development or prog i
We a re not u:iushing over 11‘in rl'u s would have elected several have this Mime idea, ju d g in g by '11 ' s
n
in pushlti
• ,c • II.l, v in re*» w ith o u t the v o n .m em ,me or j
the w ay they voted here Tuesday
m indful t h a t in the recent ruitii n by it.* petffr^ " f i^*>i
jugh nnully d e fe a t- , Rcpublicuns lo county oiHces.
ih.Vtl spue- jspocu!aUve n a tu r e -if hum un b e in g ] ,
■.[U't-u'inlvj*'
or
worm
seven,
T here is no reason foi having a H undreds .of both Democrat* and I
election the West inent Itepub
oa l l irr p a r ty alignm ent of Deino- Repunliguns voted the national Uc jli r a n ; b u t we know ulsu th a t fur ubd i v >, jjeciflNtK-^ I. . . Of
an |t i At)*itiwr
itself.
T he
typical [
• a r e ta lk in g and c r u ts and Rcpublicuns in county or publican ticket, but cast th e n bal- urtaneratioH thu trend
p f W e ste rn „ at ii.ing
i-. i utlonely ' * "rcan it. venturesom e anti a l - 1
ir 99 time* out of city
polities Here
here. iIti i«
is inuen
much net
bet mi*
lots lor
for [lie
the lD
ocratic
i.oruineer th
o u g h t r^Ips
'it . , , , , . m , ,
. 11 / poinien
ieem
nmc
t ai l e Oominees
‘""“X'"r beep stemdify,
! " - " ' " I . ubd "
p. „ Tali a t)i|. ; w a y s re a d y t v u f c chances; th a t is
Ik in g about so iaa t e r to contitJuA the i ystens t h n t h a s !fo r l o u n l y ulficcs, if th e return** Bine* a w e f p M g l y . a w a y fh m i those
7 ,
lust by V.'hy A .nerioa' has been a f r i J t f u l
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t
..
narrow
curr«rit»
in
which
the
RaRun
dollcrn
p4r
n
n.nm
n. A Ik} 99 time* pi i vailed for many y ears. Up t o i s p e l l a n y th in g at all.
you k&( t
tmblican p u r ty proverbially moves, j the ;
o i ‘. h e . t in’ -.1 M a l t s , field fpr the prom ote r of viaiunary.
i, w he tli
D uring th is period, moreover, the i iio u ijl Ml*‘-tirt>int»t1t.ii of w.irtp schem es, fo r the seller o f unsound
lies by utis. n .p u lo u r p ro p o sitio n s and for th e u n s c r u p
W est h a s m arched witii the South less
% they
uitVing
m th in g s political more f r e q u e n t men. Jf wo include t b v. vat* ulous peddler of m ore o r le ss
ly th a n h a s the E a s e New York, a m o u n t* wh*ch Bre
I'v’ople w o rth le ss securities.
S i ; w YORK WORLD
t o f those more
fur instance, has g o n e Democratic, who aro n o t nocgsaurily cheated but
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m a t t e r th a n the
*
in P r e s id e n tia l elections,
only who; a ju d g m e n t ia titipoumi or who
C ontem porary C om m ent
l»een bobbing the ir
A ccording
» new book from the com plainant ulleged th a t th-- twice d u r in g the lust forty ye a rs -ire misled through .ig n o rmu e, the
b a d th e price, for | tjlt} pgp o f W lckhum S teed, e rst- d e ftn d u u t had utta c k c d hint With — in 1884 a n d 1892. (T hough its nnnuul loss will a g g re y iite at le a st
r y th o following while o d ito r u f—tho -London —
T hey have th e p la g u e a t Los
—' dollar*.
billion
T im es. “
n rake, u shotgun e lectoral vote w ent to Wilson in a“ ,*l,“
, G e rm a n y , is re
iq in 'the Uni tad Engelos, b u t a s the cross-w ord p u s1912, jt w ax so only because of the
stick in d lg c ith m d u rin g th e d e lib e r a tio n , otter peace, falletred t X ^ c l J m p l u i n a . u was fa c t t h n t its p opula r m a jo rity w a s States has-grow n -by leap* gnri lif t hod been r a g in g f o r s o m e tim e
h inted
th at
Lloyd ( really thd a g g re sso r, h a ving ut- divided betw een T a f t and Roose houudn (inenthu World '\A r. It is th«)r don t m ind i t much-—
a m o n g young (T e m u ic c a u
niuc
Boston
ro u g e too freely, G eorge w a s a lia r and L loyd G e o rg e j tacked hiiV with an axe, a corn- v e lt.) Tw ice only in t h a t s p a n of known tljot approxlmatc.y twenty T r a n s c r ip t.
Lint and
and aclzad
anlfprt him
p r a n g aatt him
him hv ILnif« n 4 revolver nnd th e handle y e a r s h a v o N e w Je rse y , Delaware raiiliurr. itiiiplc uiveflic(irin tj.e v ar,
, sicinn*. M any of sanHfxa*
Xp a r tic u la r ly
th e tn a th r o a t. I t looks a s th o u g h th e o f a n iron purpp,; T he ju ry b rought and C onaecicut gone DemdiffaUc,
J u d g i n g by th a o u tp u t, one Ourta in h a r m f u l In- n e w sp a p e r buy* m issed s o m e th in g , in the following verdict;
t
w ith th e e x c e p tio n of 1912. w hen o f t h e t a w ar* people w h j, p rio r to miaea t h a t m a n yy u political meetResol
nijno by a slush Xua<L*-»
doclora, which. d o e s n 't i t T
n e v e r iftTextod ntonis financed
nks war* split. B u t t h a t tim e,
phis'
~ h a d waver
o n ’J n u e d o:t page 3)
■ a hand "or * ato
rhouhl vote for u man for county
. lei k or city vntitmiiaioli<*i hecuuse
he is a Itepuhlit an or a Democrat
His .[Uiilirtcatjons for the
olfiee
I ought alone lo det er mi ne. No nu
tiniiul issues uitj ever involved in
i county or city el ections and thore
is no leason for the voters to line
| up acconillrg to national party uffiliations.
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FIRST NATIONAL
Lake Front Propert)
At a price that will make you n
' good investm ent
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Try A Herald W ant Ad For Results
P
O ne D ollar may 1
to a T housand
M an y dep ositors ifl
o u r Interest Depart’
m en t w h o s e balance!
have g r o w n to .nany
W h u n d red s o f d o lar*f _
1 started w ith the very
m o d e s t sum o f $!•
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PEACE, PERFECT PEACE
'w m M
• V'.
T ry
-Mho. » ,a b w J S l
q W aters Kandy]
wishes
| of T a m m a ny.
Woodrow Wilson
i was nom inated in 11*12 ngnint-t the
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rtrrr
" H IB IU liu ,
He m ay have ab ility and when he applies him self to liis i nomi” «tT^fovirnorVA>
i
work, he m ay accomplish more th an th e average m an. B ut ] p re sid e n t). It wa» Tammany’s
he is alw ays w atching th e boss and w hen th e boss is n o t ! only desire to accuru the defeat of
looking, lie drops his, pen, leans hack in his chair, and r id e s ,! ) ' l ,l l nl !1 (; MeAllo°- This done,
HHph n « d r i d e s t h e n n r
I these lenders of D emocracy, soriaes a n a rules U R nnr.
t cnUcd. proceeded to cast their
But who c ares? Sooner or la te r th e boss catches h im ,j votes for Gal. (kmlidgc. New York
becomes disgusted, fires him, and g ets somebody else to t a k e 'r i l -v. n o r m n lly ^ D c m w r n ttc . gave
his
, "'If plimihly
hil,n< ir<i„ lo
[‘"‘•Coolidgc.
‘wenty-fivo
. .r ;place. . T h a t’s all . th- e re, is to, .it. « T his kind of
. "o ar. rid e r" I "l””1
thousand
Hed rifts on to a n o th er job w here his form er experience is proothis, the city cast several
ably repeated.
! hundred th ousa nd votes for I-a
B ut th e re 'is a n o th er kind of " o a r rid e r” who is reallv of 1 ollctt*-. lammany aimply nssUtg re a t harm to a com m unity. He is the fellow who buys prop- (presidency, nnt| then, under the
e rty and hnugs on to it y e ar in and y e a r out w ith o u t m ak in g i direct influence of 'b ig business,'
even the sm allest im provem ent on it,or w ithout doing a n y th in g went lo the (Mills i ^ l voted Kepubto fu r th e r th e developm ent of his city. I'rcq u o n tly he ow ns J bean,
flome of the best property in town, which he is ju s t Holding (. ^ “7mless we Ire To o s s ^ e I
until the labors of his fellow citizens and th e d ev elo p m en ts, tHut its i«nt;-< wore tmlf blotted
by ad jac e n t property holders have enhanced th e value of his nut before election dav and its
own properfv until he can sell it at an ennrm ous profit w ith lig h t hand u tte r ly robbed of her
The sa m e
forces th a t
out ever having done one tiling him self tow ard m aking it running.
fought McAdou in the convention
m ore valuable.
deserted P u t I n n t the pnllr., Thl*
lie may o ffe r th e excuse th a t he cannot affo rd to build was nothing novel; i t was bul his
to ry re p e a tin g . T am m n n y a lw ays
on his property , or lie cannot a ffo rd to improve th e build line
stood for itself and for it
COOD LORD, DELIVER US
ings already, th ere, or he cannot a ffo rd even to clean up th e self alone. Bays the S a n ta llnrT A M P A 0 IIS EH VKit
grounds, build sidew alks or fill in low places. He m ay say bn rn N ow n:
"The Democracy, w ithin f o r t y - !
th a t he sim ply h a sn ’t tho money for such im provem ents.
and
P erhaps he h a sn ’t, bu t the least he can do, then, is to get out e ig h t ye a rs pa st, has suceeeded in | F ro m "Gn;. P a n e' comes tlu> i m - 1sca n ty , a b b re v ia te d gown
th re e men to th e I’resi- I wclcotiu rii-A« tha t sh o rt skirte a re 1''tint.* nlnond " h a t th e world neand work for his city. Boost his city. (lo to C ham ber of electing
denev. Samuel J. Tilden was elec- [
h new fashion.
’ l'.1' ,a
. rs with
. . daugh
.
,
Commerce ,,m eetings.
ent
.. ,
, ,T ake
. An active part in its developm
...
, i ted. though he was. deprived
. . of. the. comin: I'.'irl, .in.! will be shorter
.
rat hits and. niothi
projects. Build Up ili.H city, so th a t his business w ill m ake Office in IHOi; and he was elect*<d than ever he'oto. Strang mdeei
ers hlossom m g into buds of wom ore money, so th a t he will have m ore money, so t hat he can 'd e s p ite the forces of T a m m a n y when the I'iomie and the liemi- , manhood and w ith hoys ju st bid( lev eland was elected in lhHl and nionde of France decrees fashion, ding th e ir " te e n s " good-bye wonder
im jitove Ills pro p erty , and quit "rid in g his o ar."
, i i
•it ’difficult re ttin g by.
.
SOUTH
WEST
wurm n. a s a role, how
„i>j I’cl ajHVf
i ’],,,
i-l who would inter
vnic.< and the power of Tammany. po c . 1 lion bad ju st a s well try
■-----------j T rue il is thHt New York as n s tn le i to stem the m ig h ty tide of the
A sheville, N o rth C arolina, high school girls have en terfl,r Tilden. ar..l for I ’l e v e - , ocean, I ;t 11,. oi.servm . a n o >t
i:i e ig h ty -fo u r and n i n e t y - j helii inti r.ie.-lmg its opinions,
Into an agreem ent am ong them selves to cut out the use land
two, but T a m m a n y was opposed to j Ttv ,. ,.n- a t.m c w!,.*n wonianly
pom *. ^ ^
I of th e ir vanity boxes in public. They will no longer powder fdl for which they stood a s cimdi-i m odesty c*.i to.aeded 1in* s te r n *r
Kern* that!the huddle ry s te m ' th e ir noses, or pencil th e ir blow s, or carm ine th e ir lips, or dates of pro g re ss and reform T r u e se x i ' how a> slave., to a do rn 1 wo
aut th e g r e a t e s t muddle th a t r o s e y t h e i r c l v e k s — ill p u b l i c . T h e y h a v e n g r t ’etl t o g o b a c k |
*l is Dial New York gave lion t all fc ,Homely elad.
. (a n, aide fadillsts de
fuddled
football te a m .
t <> t h e " m o r e r e f i n e d w a v s o f o u r m o t h e r s " ; a n d t h e n e w s o f W|!«I II a plurality ,,vei Hie war ve ar s
1th th e h u n tin g season com ing
.’
THE
AND
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F rom SanUi B a rb a ra , C a lifornio,
which is not so f n r fro m G e o rg ia
when one considers t h a t political
sym pathies d u tspeed o v e r a e r o
planes, comes a c o m m e n t on c e r
ta in aspects o f the r e c e n t D em o
A few of such m en g e t by. T hey a re lucky enough to c ra tic f r u s tr a tio n . w hich should bo
catch th e ir o ar and s tra in ju s t aa.‘the< coach's eye comes re a d and digested by th e p a r t y 's
th e ir wt\y. B u t m o st of (hem a re discovered long before every friend. The D A IL Y N E W S ,
n a p t spokesm an o f t h a t * n te r th e big race ;and fin d them selves dinwq'dcd to a so a t in th e apriseful
W e ste rn city, m okes bold
th ird , foiirtli
ride th_______
e ir oJ B
arLa-.t to publish its m ind on r c a c tlo n ista
_T___ -o- rj mfifth
j - r,sh
- B e- ll.
. T *h ere thpyl'can
Ml —
will, a n d 'n o one giyeA a s lig h te st .co n tin en tal w h e th er or pa. in the Eant- ■H a v in g w orked !oy-»
trouble
" rid e th e ir o a r" on col- ally for John- W. Davis, and h a v
B u t, th b tro
u b le is
ift th ha t m en w ho f'rljrie
in g proved the m e ttle of its Demo
loge crewa, and m any m en w ho never.’w ent to college b u t cracy
in m a n y n s tr e s s f u l w a rwero ju s t, b ro u g h t up; w rong, continue to "rid e th e ir o a rs" t u g of years gone, tho N E W S in
w hen th ey aro try irig to m ake th e ir way through, life. And c e rta in ly e ntitle d to a n u n r e s e r v
ed sa y on the p u r t y ’s in te r e s ts a s
they develop into tw o kinds.
, F "- ,
it now conceives them . H ear, then
rile firs t, and p erh ap s th e least h a rm fu l because he J its plain opinion on the n a tiona l
would never am ount to a n y th in g anyw ay, is tho office m an, Jconvention, on the consequences,
th e clerk, sten o g rap h er, salesm an, or bookkeeper, who spends **nd on the p a r t y ’s fu tu re ,
all his tim e try in g to do ju s t enough to get by, and no more. „ ‘ Tnnim nny,” this C alifornia pa-
r a t h e r r a t h e r ea rly. T h a t rneutiH
in e a r ly t o u r i s t Benson.
•'
.
r o---------I t ’s th e u | e of e le v a tin g the
On o u r w a r s h ip s ?
T h e y ’ll
B n ta h* b**
^anK,',, ws M'r ‘ j ed
f R
'^ R ld in g T h e Oar
aSBSE3tfr
rt< tH £
*AH cretv m en will know, and alm ost everyone else will
rtltl^-.
tit iUltiA
u
n
d
e rstan d , r ^ h a t we mean by "rid in g th o o ar". I ts appli
F« ilnffli'
cation
is m oat odious to 'n il ath le tes, o r men who do th in g s,
"' * “ ,,r
an d one su re to b rin g blood to th e cheeks and a b u rs t of
31nnn(crr e n erg y m o st su rp risin g . A fellow wlio "rid e s his o a r" is
-ft
i>k»r i « one o fip h y sical s tre n g th and su ffic ie n tly skilled in fo rm to
m ako a g re a t oarsm an* b u t who th ro u g h some lacking qual
ION nATKft
ity , only pulls w hen th e coach is looking.
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steadily increasing bd*
a nee
d o lla r o r m o re we*
One dollar drpouled todaj
•will start your accounts
SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK
4% I n t e r e s t P a i d o n S a v i it s J ’ A c c o u n t
S tre n g th
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P r o g r e s s 11 ’
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�Personals
•
Mrs. R. A. Manning accompani
ed by her little daughter arrived
In Sanford recently and will spend
some time with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. P. Jenkins.
J
M I S S R O S A M O N D .R A D F O R D ,
Society Editor
Enjoyable Musical ’ "Mrs. Betts Enb
Program Is Given at Friloha Club T
. ■;*Hdirife Mrs. Whitner *
— -
jostess. SinAvenue; 3
Luncheon;
Thrasher a t
P Woodruff,
tub; hostess,
’srk Avenue
>ry Parent
School build
be Methodist
hostess Mrs.
Avenue; 3
alsun
4
fifty hpstop’i,
W'Avenue
ije;
hostess
.Miliary; Le-
ft
Rig
aniciil;
7
Ijjfl dance.
music;
•10 musical;
\)
I) c
one I '170) 0
8 concert;
■rrt; In conS) 6:30 <Tgnn
list, farm pro
■10:40 el ches
|P| 78 in colt musical; '.*.45
. organ
81 7 ii'iiccrt,
l»ra theatre; It
iiiwaiiiiTi gait-
Entertained By Mrs*
Joseph J. Dickinson
r
*■
* ••
Tho horde o f I p . n . F. W hitner
The Pipe O rgan Club h d J a W r y
f ir * wn* th e k< db of one of the
enthusiastic inerting Mqnday hftm ost enjoyablli nusical p ro g ra m s
ever Riven In ■< itfbhj, when Mrs. | the living room pbiriaettav w ftv ernoori at the lovely home of Mrs;
i used giving a pietcresttue back J. J. IHrkinsmi on Magnolia XveJbtfirtij’TBckach
____ l .L un*W»red
, T"L iV tto
o
ground for the player*.
Each member
.lje ik Rove a n t
Nevins
The entire afternoon was ,s p e n t , , 0 » C,U * U h . £ CU^
music.
OTCjit, i’ '
fn playing bridge and a t‘ -the. conThc c hairm an was d .l l g h l i d
a T he RUefU 'k
chision of tho , panic it was Ifound f ind t h a l 1,0
had
‘ ’ M rs. Raymdi
that Mrs. lx>o Rockwell held
, been m ade by., member* for.-thfl
. M ina rlk ar)<
annual
b
a
z
o
h
r
.'';
Thu
Rummage
score. A handsome bended bag
UvIhr room tV
Irras presented .to Mrn. Rockwell I chairm an announced t h a t a rum was heard.
T
mage sale will be held Saturday
,«3 a prim.
room w a s a , t
afternoon a n d ’evening.
.■
LarRo b a s k e ts o£ yellow T ld c n i I , Delicious refreshm ents consisting ! Mrs. R. F. Cooper gave a n u m
of
a
salad
course
wus
served
w
i
t
h
>
w ere a r r a n g e d a rtistic a lly through
readings t h a t
hot chocolate, by the charming j ber of humorous
n u t th is room.
I
T he p r o g r a m opened with a h r W hoHteaa.
The members present a t this en
sketch of E thel R u r t c Nevins' life
by Mrs. Tackache. The following joyable meeting of the club were
J
l*. A. Mcro, Mrs. Hawkins j
p r o g r a m w as then rendered:
P ia n o : “ A Day in Venice." Mr?. Connelly. Mrs. E m m ett Hunt. Mrs.
m y Ridge, Mrs. R. F. W h it- !
J . T a c k a c h e; Vocal duels: "Deep j Jim
tier. Jr., M r s .'R a y m o n d Philips,
in a R oses’ Glowing H eart." “ In and Mrs. l,eo Rockwell.
a Rower,” " E v e r y N ight,” "S lu m b
e r S p n g ” by Mrs. Taekuche and
Mrs. I-cake.
Soloa:
“ R o sa ry " “ N a n i s m s , ” i
" L ittle Roy HI up." by Mrs. I .oak,
contralto.
^ Solos: “ A t Tw ilight." “ A Life
.lithson,’r. “ A Sum m er Dnv" and
" M ig h ty la ik ’ u Rose," .sung by
the Gleaners Class of the P resby
Mrs.'-Tackncho. soprano.
terian Church was held Monday
,V
was
•
r : "nijs
” * r .afternoon of
■music
■ •won
r- n o j
plunned for the benefit of the S t.' night a t the church and proved one
A r p n a Guild and it proved to be of the most enjoy able events in
a rnokt ent« ita in ii'o afternoon. The the (lass's history. The social was
utUlld Was Indeed f o r tu n a te to h - v r a surprise birthday celebration for
tdvo ’ s u c h ' accompltshed musician* Mrs. E. I* ltiillovk’s eighty-seventh
tbVfcijdor a p ro g ra m . Mrs. It It. birthday and also to celebrate Mis.
The meeting
of the t'ccilinn
accompanied Mrs. U'nk and I T M I’lileston's recent birthday.
Music ('lull which met ut the
The
class
met
in
the
church
p
a
r
Mrs. Taekuche a t the piano and
studio of Mrs. Fannie Muicon on
too much cannot lie said of the lors and a fte r a short preliminary Sa tu rd a y wnn well attended. Huserial.
Miss
Fern
Ward
played
a
m a s te r ly m a n n e r in which she
march while the members g a th e r eatise of the late hour of the m eet
played.
ed
in the rlnss room where the ing caused hv students having to
The la r g e audience t h a t a sse m
surprise
was in store for the two attend school, the usual rttut p tnlk
bled to h e a r these local a r tists w h s
h-noteus
Flower* in large wirk - given by M r», Munson was oirittth o ro u g h ly repaid during the a f
<
r
baskets
were used to help in
ternoon.
the festive occasion. Mrs. Alfred
l.ilja and Mrs. Gibbs composed
words a p p ro p ria te for the event
and they were sung to the fam il
iar tones of Auld Lang Syne and
Home Sweet Home,
Mrs 1. I
Mrs. Jim m y Ridge proved a | Reboot sang these melodic- m
c h a r m in g hostess Mondu\
a f te r eomimmcd by M r s Ward at the
noon when she e ntertained the piano.
( >n the table in the t luss rm *111 it
Hon Ton Bridge Club most grn.
iouidy at her home on l'a rk Ave handsome h u thduv inke was ldm
nue. The living room, where 'In
g am e was played presented a fes
tive appearuiice. The color scliem,'
of yellow was carried out by using
m arigolds and yellow chiysanthem um s. The individual tuRies \.* re
also of yellow. D ainty yellow eui
cups w ere placed on each table
A f te r a very in te re stin g garni
scores were counted and it waih u n l.'M ijiA Ferp AyarA.beld Ijicb,
KtuN *i|<f • Wnw p t e t r n t e d vyitlr
1d a in ty hand painted salt and pepper sh a k e rs
with
const era
to
ictrt pH hoMtru
St l*au
k5 I n t u u ; p.3(
over Which hung n pink parasol i lc ft fu e sd a
r r o m this the gifts were showered
on Miss l-aing. A fter the g ifts
were opened and admired each
guest, siK given n cunning little
bridg mid told to w rite wishes for
Uto ho noree. MtsS Lhing was then
given the wishes and nsked to
re a d them. Miss M argaret MrRne
(IRVc a group of appropriate reai|m g s in her usual charm ing man-
Gleaners’ Class of
Presbyterian Church
Has Social Meeting
nor.
T he graeiou < hostess assisted by
Mrs. Arthur Moore served tem pttng rt“fteshmen*s consisting of
fru it Siilinl with hot ten. On each
v »,uf/i
dostn. Gn,,
H
day
mother,
**
J
plate favor;
with mints ;
Miss l.aii
blnckicrepe
mings of v
j indcstructal
* worn n boci
vet trim m e
ries to mat
Tho goes
i* it
i
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fu-
I
•• krhffll
M a tin e e
lilt ll>
111
V* *-n Iithi. Hi *1.31.1
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WEDNESDAY
AND T III RSDA>
In n Jam es Crt'ze I’.tr.munini I* oiluctiim
COMliDV A M ) KKVIF;W
THANKSGIVING COATS and DRESSES
iTnm “Irene Castle” ( 'ortivclli Fashions
(o a ts in Grey and Brown, plain, vlf- * /
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( ’
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m o j
I
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C4 ^ F "*
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t0
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Mrs. II. C. McMullen left Tue
day for Jacksonville where she c
pects to spend a few days.
M ILLER’S
Illaok
Crv|>' Satiiif
liptiut ifnlly I r n n mn l w H l)
luce. Also ligl'l cwtiiiiif
shiultift of ( I'l'l'*' Mtl in.*
mid importvil lip >■ dtiiMi't'
gownn.
Hukcry and C’onffclionery.
-
l i l t BAI), C A K E S . 1'IKS,
D AILY.
Hoi roll* at wain amt * o', > " t>
t'u rn rr
nl (llV
A*c.
....... I I t — * ' 1
orchea,
G *ing
i£* com
-i • fiuq
*r< r'tH
oib t i
'l lio i'ornu'r patrons of “The Fan
Tan" and “The Outlet" as well as
all Sanford and Seminole County
will be able to see and appreg ate what the consolidation of
th v*sr two stores will mean to them
find the buying1public.
I b re as before the patrons will
find the same courtesy, superior
stock hn’< tfar better prices due
solely to
A New Water
*’ 11 spec
singing
I he
• 4«J | 6 30
J" Special
Consolidation
Fresh Oysters
DAILY
F ru its
a n d Vegetable*
Season
Reasonable i n c r t
Fr om
in
Coed Pro ns Makers’ all
wool filirunk llaninds
stripe und plum colors.
ROYAL FRUIT CO.,
N rm t lo W o l r r *
Itlrne; ig.
i
J U3TJ
*: T;4S V
»; 10:30
tchtstra.
Post Di
R cn*em
fr n d i pn
'one Letter than
B«* Co. w a te r
c*Ming phone
**we Thank*
8 Barber.
welcome.
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Polycrom c M lrron
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Our w m i o *
HANFORD PATNT M
WALL PAl'KU CO
H 3 r i r » t Wlrrrl
C O R T lC E L L I
VAo S Y B I L
M odel
—Botli in One—
.
Opposite the Post Office
T r i m - l»
w . h . M cF a r l a n d
SEMINOLE FURN. CO.
rkua* 1H*-\V. au Ba«t i*t *<<
n * n a t F ^ » ''
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N E \V T R A T 8
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Watch for Friday
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*c*- ig - 'ilia
F A S H IO N S
i
Singer Sewing Machines
E V E R Y T H tN G
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I R,E N E C A S T L E
C O R -T I C E L L I F A S H IO N S
^ .E U N I C E
v t, n $ a |
1fab
\ 1 jy
Delightful Musical
! Program Is Given By
The Cecilian Club
Mrs. Olln t'h e m n u n h . M 's J*
Je n k in s mid Mr. and Mrs S, Imui
of Oveido spent T uesday in Sin
ford, shopping.
t Tllm-s Jour-
- . '‘ .S'.’w
.
,
�■ y >
o f Sport
As Seen by Popular Mechanics Magazine
^ A W I tS ’ BA D LY
Many Star Golfers
Of Florida Are To
Ploy At Seabreeze
W ant^Equal Golf S uffrage
Mr v
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SEABREEZE, Nov,
FlorStay .Rol/fr* are en tert* the
UNIVERSITY
F L O R ID A ,
GalncgvIUfc, Njiv. (O fftF oothall fan*
w h o jo u rn e y e d o u t to F le m in g field
T u e sd a y a f te rn o o n to sc^ th e fight*
Itig G a to r s p re p n re fo r th e str o n g
H lftsistdppt A ggies, w e re subjected
t p disap p o in tm e n t, fo r th e c h a rg e s
o f Coach V ap F le e t confined th e
a f te r n o o n session to a
len g th y
c h a lk ta lk uttd conference w ith th e
doctors.
A nd no less thnn 12 o f the husky
F lo r id a gridiron ‘ b a ttle r s s p e n t a
'• big portion of the afternoon w ith
D r . Thomas. 1 The te a m , crippled
w o rso th a n in two seasons, e n t e r
tain*^. hope t h a t th e injuries will
r o u n d into shape by S a tu r d a y and
continue to sta y mended.
“T in y ” Chaplin, Van- E lect’s new
fullback th r e a t, who hns dem on
s tr a te d tills fall tha t in his r e m a in
in g tw o c a m p a ig n s w ith th e G a to rs
he will be a s t a r to be reckoned
w ith , war Uie only F lorida player
seen in u niform th is a fternoon.
Several o f th e vn rsity lolled about
t h e g rid iro n in “c its ” b u t only
“T in y ” w o r e th o to g g e ry .
e iThu b ig e x -fre sh m a n linn s m a s h
e r w a s in d u lg in g in an extended
p u n tin g p ro g ra m , nml his high ami
la z y s p ira ls t h a t drifted a n y w h e re
f r o m fo r ty to sixty y a rd s caused
t h e b ig g ro u p of a d m ire rs to evi
dence th e ir pleasure and s a tis f a c
tion,
Florida is crippled badly in the
baekGeld, com paratively few of the
line men being on the “ blink.” Joe
Merrill, plucky little r i g h t end, nml
“ B oots” Davis, huge tackle-guard,
a r o bothered w ith injuries and the
condition o f "H o r s e " Sm ith nml
Clyde N orton is far from perfect.
B u t the defense will likely be
okoh by S a tu r d a y , it being th e of- I
femilve c o n tin g e n t t h a t is w orrying
Coach Van Fleet. Jo n e s and Brum ,
by nro evidencing in ju rie s; C u p - ( Miriam Horn
ta in N e w ton Sta n le y and Livings- j go lfe rs in Un
io n a r c pll u n d e r th e w e a th e r, and | the links. Miss
big Bill Middli'kautr. the demon
fullback, is not even in school, l a y
in g up in bed at O rlando, m u s
ing a sm a she d foot.
With the F ig h tin g G a to r s forget
tin g all about th e ir M ercer reverse;
f o r g e t t i n g th e y ev e r rode on a
tr a in and th in k in g only of the
g n n i h r t h a t ronir, the outlook is
b r ig h te n in g up, and provided the
in ju r ie s mend, tlie Mississippi A g
A T I.A N T IC c m . N. J . Nov.
g ie s will find Floridu a scra p p in g , B.i, The th irty sixth annual cun
dete rm in e d machine, primed to get vealion of I la A m ateur Athlete
bock into the good g ra c e s of South Union, nalmiml m a n n i n g body in
*rn football.
U dozen dilleienl luam liesol port*
activity, brought Us two day me
Mon to a elo-e T o e -d a y by c lotting
Murray Hulbert ol New York pi i ideal to succeed William
Beoiit
of Boston, and selecting l’ift
vib, . •'
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RORTON, Nov. 18.—The S r i.....ti lmi i'h a - the irijfi convent inn citv.
Aeccplnnee of two new sprint
e r Rebecca G. Whilldin was a b a n
doned five miles o(f Bollock Rip record pel fill lliaia e - t one la Louis
L ig h tsh ip last nig h t a f te r being ( l a i be and tin o th e r by i ha ilia
I’addya k. ill spite "t d is a jip p a al of
disabled by a storm .
H er C a p ta in a n d crew o f thro* thefli by the record ennuiu't- and
b ro th e rs, w ere rescued by
the pioiniM of aetioii to | ji . *v• 111 n
S te a m e r A. L, K ent, which saw la r l anee- of •m i l afliletes a \\ illi
iiitola, I nine Ji Ainorivmi innnio
d is tr e s s signals.
sits down on tho beadplcco, in the’
opinion of tho scientist. People laugh
at what they do not understand, he
Chained, and tnanadwl to liia bi anys, orjwhat seems' to b6 Inferior to
cycle, an Ohio puin baa started to them, as was ll\p easo when |»otfcra
pedal hie way around the world. He derived a great deal of amusement J'uivcritej |
from the theories ol Columbus and w hole fa ujj
Galileo. Jests and funny drawings to wster. | | a
illustrate jokes will bo prcaerved in •bwl, tue |
publio institutions Jor .tho bone fit of
o(
visitor* who may learn' of tho “age hc* * W
of laughter" oply from such relics and
historical works, ho declares.
Rider, Chained to Bicycle.
Starts around W o r l d
•
A steeple chase is supposedly so
called because in tlie e a rly days of
the sp o rt th e goal w as xonie eon
Biiicuous object, as a church rice
pie.
Both J o h n H e y d le r ami
Ban
Johnson, tho respective presidents
of th e N a tio n a l nnd
A m erican
leagues, ,b e g a n th e ir c a re e rs as
in-wspupcr w r ite r s .
j The Brooklyn bnsehal) club in
I nearly th ir ty five y e a rs hns had
only two p residents, C h a rle s II
Byrne and C harles M. E b h c tta .'The
| fo rm e r handled the club from tin
time Brooklyn joined the N ational
] league until 181*7. when Mr, Ebb
e lls was elected.
In the H a rv a rd -Y a le
football
gam e of I8H1, Yale was the winner,
a lthough th e Ells failed to score.
C o d e r th e rules prevailing tha t
■enson “ in n gam e, o th e rw ise a
(lie, tlie team scoring four or more
a f e tie s less t h a n its opponents
hall win th e game.*’
---------sta d iu m in 1H23
1023
At th e H a rv a rd stadium
haile.-i E. Brickley, the celebrated
ti hindes
thee high record
Crimson s tn r, set th
indi
for field goals gicked by one individual in a Y anle-H
viduul
le -H aarvnrd
rvarii game.
game,
Brickley scored five goals,
one
fiom
I non placement
placem ent a f t e r fa ir catch,
ami four from drop kicks.
seconds by Nellie Todd, at
o, Oct. I I ; w om e n’s 10(1 yard
I
seconds by N o rm a /.ilk.
(>. Oct. II.
r developm ents of th e rh*«
ssion included a p p ro v a l of
lding of a ll-S o u th e rn track
hi chnnipionships in ll*2-r' :ts
ml by I,. Dihcndctto, of New
, O rle a n s; p a s sa g e of resolutions m
m emory of H urry S. Burdick of
•Spokane A. A. U_, A. A. U. official
Beginning with Ja m e s J . Corbett,
who w as killed in an accident re who took th e title from John L.
cently; resolutions p ra isin g
the Sullivan in 18P2, th e re have been
th re e y e a r leadership o f President 'e v e n cham pion heavyw eight p u g i
Prout, and t r a n s f e r of tw o Florida lists. tint c ounting M arvin H a rt, on
counties, 1’casaeoln and o n e x ith e i. \x 11 >i:i Jeffries bestowed his title.
from the jurisdiction of th e new Bob F itz sim m ons followed C orbett,
«• -ouds for 1IK) y a rd s imloors made J Florida Association to the South and then came J r lir ic s , Burns,
John.-on, Willard and Dempsey.
at Baltim ore last February and | e a s te r n Association.
ibe ( a lilo in ia s ta r 's record eipial- [
■■ i i i s t i i a a s i y u i a s t s i x N i i i i a M i s u i i s i s i i H i i i s i i
mg perf'irniunce o f 11 3-fi seconds H
BB
fo| too y a rd s out doors, made at fl
i la national championship* in Sep
te tn h e i. were accepted by enliven
1 I ion vote a f t e r the record rnnmiit 1
j tee i ep. a led adversely on them. It
l Mias via i iip-d flwV incompetent tim
m g existed in C la rk e ’s perform
j linens and that Baddoi k wuh aided
In a ' l l . Ill wind. but. testim ony ol
When your kidneys h u rt ami
y o u r back feels sore don't get
scared and proceed to load your
'fitomach with a lot of d ru g s that
oxcjtu the kidneys amt ir r ita te the
e n tir e u rin a ry trnct.
Keep your
kidneys clean like you keep your
bowels clean, by flushing them
w ith a mild, h arm less salts which
helps to it mo vo tho body's urinous
'w a s t e a n d stim ulates them to their
’ n o r m a l activity. The function of
. t h e kidneys j* to filter the blood.
;*In 24 bourn they stra in from it
*C00 g r a i n s o f arid and waste, so we
c a n re a d ily u n d e rsta n d the vital
•im p o r ta n c e o f keeping the kidney*
, active,
I • Drink IuI h o f good w a te r -you
’ c a n ’t drink too much; also get from
' a n y p h a rm a c ist about four oum-e.i « r J u d R ails: ta k e a tablespouaf'.il
sin s -glass of w a te r before break
j f a s t each m o rn in g fur a few d a y s
nt\d .y o u r k id n e y n m ay then m-1
fine. Tiiis faimius salts is made
f r o m tho acid of g r a p e s and lemon
• iilice, combined w ith lil[un, and
h r - becn used‘ fo r y e a rs to help
cle a n and s tim u la te clogged k id
n e y s ; also to n e u tr a liz e tin- arid*
* In th e s y ste m so they a r e no loiti g c r n source of ir r ita tio n , th u s o f t
en relieving b la d d e r w eakness.
J u d Salta is inexpensive; c a n
n o t in ju r e ; niultea u de lig h tfu l e f
fervescent
lithin
w a te r
drink,
which ‘overyone should tnku now
Ond Ihbn to help keep th e ir k id
ney* clean-,iutd active. T r y this;
also keep u p tho w a te r drinking,
a n d no d u u ty yop will wonder wtmt
bw lflde tif y d u r 'kidney tro u b le nml
j bacJtaahe. By nil m eans luive y o u r
1 physician e xam ine your kidneys a t
la n st tw ice a y e a r.
Y e llo w J a c k e t
S p r a y C art
must cat, sleep, luithc, shave and do
everything within six feet of his bi
cycle—the Icagth of the chain dial
holds him. At the start of tho trip,
the chief of j»olicc of Toledo snapped
the manacle in place on Uie rider's
right wrist fuid filled the key hoi o with
molten lead so that it cannot bo un
locked.
• • •
D e a th of Laughter Seen as
World Becomes Wiser
Mo« bins
and thh
diacrrdjt^^
provision
ttg \
ra«lo when A
arrangaatot \
ran be installs
tw o rtnddiB*,
boarded unT
‘op and boon
by means ot |
noocaflwy, l
oorta
WALL'
Snow Stored in Earth in Winter
Sold as Ice in Summer
In some of the smaller towns of
Europe where a BUpply of ioo few cool
ing foods and drinks during tho long,
hot summers is important and where
neither artificial nor natural ioo is
available, snow is stored and packed
into cone-shaped pits dug in tho earth
where it freezes into solid lumps.
After storms, gangs of men shovel the
snow into carts and haul it to tho pits above the 1
and pack and tramp it down-ns bard over the i
as possible. When the heap is -nearly the nm Sw w J
level with tbo top of the pit, it-ia cov- A sheet-metal 4
cred with a foot-think layer of earth, ximetnr and
ns a means of protection and insola
tion. In«tnnmer i t is sawed into nb-
An age when everyone will be too
intelligent to see humor in anything
j is predicted by Dr. C. G. Bliaw, of
1 New York university. When all people
' aro fully educated and developed, no
one will smile if a man loses bis hatin the wind, slips on a bamutaxpeel o r long-blocks -and oold-^n Allentown.
Local M otion Piety
On Friday and Saturday m atinee and nijzht
'Km
•J
The motion pictures taken of the Armistice Dny <'clebnlkia
shown at the Milano Theatre in connection with regular pro
Fii<lay "The Man Next Door” an Kmmerson Hough story,'i
h’ox News.
Saturday “Perils of Paris" with Pauline White, Leather Sto
two corneijies.
I’rices— M atinee. .’1(1 and 15 cents.
N ight 15 and ffi ffnti
T h o E x t r a A d m i s s i o n all goes to t h e A m e r i c a n legion
HELP THE LEGION
MAHONEY - WALKER CO.
Phone 3hK-
IKOKRCn
N O N -W A R P IN G
walls and ceilings of
SHEETROCK
Epirk.
its
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a
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For dry, comlortable rooms the year round, make
your waHs and ceilings ol Sheetrock, the Ureprool wallboard
Sheetrock will not warp.
It insulates against chill, damp and heat.
1 i xx i n n i n g . ii - I .:
It is fireproof, soundproof, verminprool.
p i <:«:t io n x * . it' ■•
( t.ollT^i" V * . . t : I •
Iillr i:. l -!!■• '. ■\j n. t
the Jiubbi buys :!
jhi 1
! -
.» of tii * 102fi Isuicl. xn><ilrls,
• li,.a i n c i c u s r d
t o (in e v e n
gry ot-.r in • rt c
A tv
* to 1 1* - P
■: t:'(. i-cvting rkill und
a ., iv.*;.. i.’ .i i.bility t ! >' !• »\ .- j jo v 'd ed new er
uud L e tt.r H.iic!*. c -fc tvi In t dr-parting in utiy
wav ii -,y t!:^ <'ii(iia..)::ii,il. %( p i.-.tr, econom y
ntul d e p e n d a b ility i^i y.hi.h all U uicks huve
venience, the Duplex-Phaeton sells for
no more than an open car.
The new Studebakcr Big Six is strik
ingly beautiful—with long, low aweep-
Sheetrock. is made only by the United States
Gypsum Company. A sk your lumber or building
supply dealer for a sample and prices.
S - I W . I W U * e h »M C o $ 1 145
) P > M ,D « | l < i K D « U r
1 121
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H E N R Y T. HODGHINSON, Mtrr.
‘‘W here C ourtesy and Service are P a ra m o u n t"
M a g n o lia
Made from pure gypsum rock— not wood, pulp
or fibre — Sheetrock makes solid, permanent
walls and ceilings at low cqtt. It comes all ready for
use— just nail the broad, high sheets to the joists
or studding. Takes any decoration. Low in cost.
U N flE U .S T A T E S G Y P S U M C O M P A N Y
205'W eat M onroe Street, Chicago, Illinois
SANFORD CLICK COMPANY 2 1 0 -2 1 2
Studcbaker and available f r o m no other
maker.
It is the m ost sensational — most
talkrd-of car in America.
O ne minute you are enjoying tho
com fort and protection of a closed car
— next the unhindered freedom that
made the open car so popular. And
the change can be m ade in 30 seconds
by simply lowering the roller aide
enclosures.
Yet with all th is tw o-fold c o n
fw M
NOTICE
[ J. 8. Davis' ClaM in short
»ng lines. It is especially dt*lTP*fj
powered for seven-paMonger r
The Big Six Duplex-Ph»f‘o»j
livered ta you with comply*
ment." This even Includes two i
grade bumpers, extra balloon tut.
and tire cover*—there I*
,
to buy.
But to appreciate this car 7°SJ
inspect It—shrive I t Test its 1
case of operation—atecring r*
especially designed for its
balloon tire*.
Notice the new 1oration oUh*'
in* ewltch/on the pteerln* wn*^many other new and unusux* it
See this car that bai definksl/*1
tha open-closed cat probltt®* .
T U D E B A K E R Duplex — a closed
and open car combined. An en
S
t i r e l y n e w -ty ’pe c a r — d e v e l o p e d by
.i.
Siip f < a iiili.kiu t
oAn open and closed car (oi
*
E >i t h e . yt i a Ii c u lts - 1-;.u v e v> nr U m c k bus first
*b-»: ■ i. '
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f - i !
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t h e fx
ii /xis
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■ t h e r o f Ci im n e r c e
t o tb- )'■
■t -in i ,
i L.ivitig 11st- lu tg e s t
lo h ic .u ■ i hus::i _ i t s
in. , r e c e d i n g tw e lv e
I . ii : i i
7 he Neui S(udcb«k<r Big Six Duplex-Phaeton
Two Cars in One
ConUnties
been ljti'.u o .
hand, typewriting and book,
harping to sta rt Dec. 1. Ap
sis call a t 601 Elm Avc.
a5E
fte.rv 6■*. o’clock.
.■
.
Tho stopping of tlio largo clock in
the tower of on English phurch, duo to
jackdaws having built their nests in
the works, lias colled Attention to the
damogo done by these birds. They
seem to liavo n special' liking for
steeples and similar high places, and
often cause such structures to become
weakened and to tip owing to con
stant pecking at tbo mortar of the
masonry. One spire threatened with
collapse was found to,bo crumbling
from the attacks of swarms of young
jackdaws housed in the interior. They
were gathered and lowered to tlie
already lina completed several hun ground in buckets and tho openings
dred niil^a of tho journey which be through which the old birds gained
expects will Lake throe years, as hia entrance to tho tower were ecreened.
*
• *
progress is limited by his bonds. He
r have new riirt* and re p a irs f<n the old ones on hand,
t UN lunik j o u r order for a new one or re p a ir the old one.
star, from loaii a-t ing for tin r na
live Iliads in the Dlympii"* alt ei i.
eeiviug the benefll of
\ mi t iemi
I raining, al'n wen* protuii , III in
tho eorivilll loll’-, cl osing ilcii 11 >p
DRINK WATER TO
HELP WASH OUT
KIDNEY POISON
* -
Birdi T h a t T opple Steeples
Hulbert Elected President Amateur
Athletic Union At Annua! Convention
Schooner Is Wrecked
O ff the Boston Coast
•
SANFOKP, FLORIDA
�SANFORT) HERALD. W E^NEstiXV, NOVEMBER 19, 1924
Herald W ant Ads W ill
Classified Directory !
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or inbsequenl
Iftev should bs
in csss of
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imitative thorIth rates, r u l e s
win «'v« you
itlon, Anil If
jj stsist you In
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thtlr
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to* auiuhoi ir
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hi*ilhin easy
Lit id Sanford
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frtrn nut spe.
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ADVERTISIN G Clin results if it
reaches potential hip, cr*
Pitlatkn Daily New* is ciri ub.te.l In
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prices for -igns ni nil kinds.
8m 71 Sanford,
R N N ll'P F R .
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Phone 473 .1
Autiitnohile
rx *rnl R. tniililmg.
f, (jak Avenue.
SERVIt’V.
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jur.- I’hotie 55!.
flo p s
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A ROUT
folX County and
' W e have some beautiful lake
$1000 Cash will buy one o f the
Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* ADVNRT1HR tn tne J o u m n l- H e r - 17 galow, nil
f r o n t lota on Lake W ildmorc one- fin e st lo ts to be found In this city.
aid. 3outh G eorgia’s g r e a te s t I phone 18(5.
am . Heat, advertising medium In
h a lf mllo from <the Dixie H ighw ay T his sam e lo t c a n bo resold a t
B A G G E T T ’S f i l l i n g s t a t i o n .
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——
uth Florida Published morning*. new spaper.
in a neat of beautiful d e a r lakes, present day m a r k e t price f o r nt
Open day nnd night. Snnford
weekly and Sunday Classifled r a te s FO R RENTar-Telegrom. Lakeland, Fla.
A vili it* a n d Rwnnrf Ri .»ni
for s a l e ; :
least $1600. A n a p p o rtu n ity for
10c per line. Waycroas Jo u rn a l«■<> cottage
We will build your home, la n d someone. Phono 148.
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UiO—Xonto. Make your rales Herald, W avcrosa. Georgia.
F E L L O W S ’ SE R V IC E STATION
scape y o u r grove, and relieve you
through the Xenia Garette,
G ulf Cos, Oil,. Tires,
of trouble und w orries incident to
Rook of T r u th f o r P la n te rs of
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•nla. Ohio. Rich agricultural TAM PA MORNING T R IB U N E —
building up a place.
ries. Service w ith a smile. Elm
New Groves is y o u rs for th e a s k
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W rite today. Ocklawnha
Tribune or hand it to your local
ST E N O G R A PH E R W A N T E D — fishing. You can fish in a n y one ‘ N u rse rie s Inc., Pedigreed Citrus
dealer
so
you
can
read
F
lo
rid
a
’s
W l S H T S ^ T hjrcc stations.
MagFred R. Wilson, F ir s t National of the dozen lnkcn, and if you don’t | Trees, Lake J e m . Fla.
g r e a te s t newspaper.
One y e a r
nolin and Second. F irst and Elm,
know how to fish, we ha ve several
Dank
Hblg.
..........
$8.00, 6 months $4.0C, threo m onths
S a n f o r d Avenue and 10th Street.
e xperts who will l>e glad to show
'•mritia. $2.00. I f you desire $1,000 in s u r
E X p e tt' service.
you. Mr. Scholfield who h a s been
ance policy add 75 cents to your
singing nt the Baptist Church will
B E A U T Y PARLORS
--------- 1order.
MIRACLE Concrete C o, general vouch for the above.
TO RE A C li rite prosperous farmcement work, sidewalks, build LA K E J E S S U P LAND CO.. Inc.
I era and fern grow ers of Volusia
ing hi neks, irrigation boxes. J. B.
Longwood, Fla.
I county advertise in the Del-and
T erw illrgir, Prop.
Daily News, rate lc per word, cash the
i with order.
i-_
L uthUt nru! Building Material
»* K S T V t l t n l S l A
Clitrttstiurir T h s
< a fte r Lumber Company
DRUGS
T H E MORNING JO U R N A L is the
t ’m i k s t i i i r n
Kxpofirnt
m ernlnc
N. Lnutel St,
i’hone 605
L A N E Y ’S DRUG STO RE — Trenet-opted want ad medium in I n e l u d l n a S u n d a y m u e i l n z I s s u a
scriptions, Drugs, Sodas.
Ws Daytona ( F la .) One cent a word l r i - n i t i e r » u n i . m i n i m u m H r .
F O R S A L E — S tr a w b e r r y
plants,
a r c a s n e a r you as your phone. nn Insertion. Minimum 2‘ 5c.
$2.50 per thousand, pull plants
Call 10.T
_ _ _ _ _ ___
PALM BEACH COUNTY—The
yourself.
See
Dick
Zernovean
F L O R IS T
seenc of stupendous development
Ilenrdall Avenue.
Rend about it in the Palm Beach
S T E W A R T T H E F L O R IS T "
Post. Sample copy sent on re
Flow ers for all occasions.
FOR RENT One well lo c a te d
quest.
814 Myrtle. Phono 200-W
downtown A partm ent. F u rn is h
LAWYER
ed.
Price, reasonable.
For in
L E W IS O’BRYAN.
Office in h LOR II).\—Oil LAN DO - Orlando formation Inuutre at Herald Office.
mornng Sentinel; largest classi
Seminole Hank Building Annex
fied business, rate It- a word, min F U It N I S II E li A PA R T M E N T S
M EN 'S CLOTHING
imum 24c chkIi with order.
For R e n t—Over The H erald o f
S. W. BRA D FO RD . Kd. V. I
I *i:v KI.Ol’Klts ATTr.NTIOS—1'en- fice. Priced reasonable to respon
*4 #Iit i h hc«i i nntfitf Ui** ki
it t«• sible party. 1 two-room a p a r tm e n t
T ailored Suits— $32.50 and
v »*tnJirti* HI hi f!I <»•<! «'* h l it l f■! \ ; n
Milano T h e a tr e Bldg.
hntf m11M-*n titular litithwit* to tIt^ $25 monthly and one three room
L’ljlf In nrh Jtmt
nnlkhftl a two a p a rtm e n t $211 monthly.
«»ilIIton
brlitire nrruks K«i,nm
Mu Hhv
«ii|irii-r mtMlon FOB RE N T 5 room u pnrtm ent j
O L E Business for Sanford m er dollar opera tionfco under rnn*trm*
with bath and garage. Reauli- i
I
I
••!».
i
*
n
million*
!»• hiif m| m-iii nn
c h a n ts. Direct mail advertising.
lillfli wh\ L’r*,uh'xt i linm> for lit r fully located, nicely and cnmnletc- !
Sec S A N F O R D M U L T IG RA PH f|**v **lf»p**r ■ to br#-1 tn **n
Iv , furnished
Mrs. W. A. F itts.
CO., room 0, flail Bldg. Tele riMoi
Win.* Iw*-l pm*■nt I't-pnrt* ItKlii Union Avc.
n i i » m T*1 «• I V n ^ n m U N * * w »
phone Cl5.
FOR SALE Four five-room b u n I’l l R S A L E —-Drug S tore nt in
N O TA lO PUBLIC
i iiRtvv ;t
T.M I MIASSKK. N «v 18
,\
galow s lined throughout, just
voice. Sales a v e ra g e b e tte r than
A ug'ista'!
Tv le t, ‘ Glen St, Mai y . ha- I ecu' off paved h'gliwtiv.
Price SHOO tinci* thousand dollars per month.
liuni, rote
__P hone 148 .
appo
c
i
.4
t,y
t
inventor
Hardee
to
ci'i-li for ituick
ale
Must be .1 t. Littig. Itcnluir. Ku.it is, Lake
per li’i“
JU L IA ZA< HAItY, Ilerald lRrie.
.
...
be a • oilier of thi bond tiu -to c - of .celt t-> be at pici inlcd, t a n give .
Phone 148.
*'
il’
.
S|n .il Road and Blidge D t-li'et tciiiis. A II -vl. ( i indci v iHc,
No 1 i- llaket coll li I >
SEED
PO T A T O E S — Selected
p u Tn’t i n g
t 'hi iluc II Pler<f of Kr> We-t
A LITTLE TVANT AD In Tn*
Maine gt-tiwn stock
Spaulding
M A TTHKW P R E S S j ' R l S T I N G
Herald will bring you big r e
lilt' I--• > appointed to be a itieni
Ro c F our $3,75 hag; Bliss T r i
QUAL1 l’Y — S E R V IC E - PRICE sults. Adv.-t live (ho-e old arToles
loo .a Tin Board of I'ulilii In tria
umph $1.25 hag
Also fresh stock
Commercial St., R, R. Ave.
I ion 1 i 1M-t i iel No T of Moiir .1you hove stoted iav.iv and have
(h pper seed. Chase A Company.
Phone 417-1. 3.
eoiio
II. will Mieei'i'd < liarh-s
nu use for A liUle th ir tt cent ad
A \ tuns suggestion
For gunr*
H A Y N E S A- R A T L I F F i rinti-i tnay bring you several do'lars
iililccd hoslcty. glovcsilk and knit
mid office outfitters. Phone 3ft Phone 148 and « lepT-sentalivp
itn d iiw in r for the whole faintly
will call to see you
S 1, KiMi-rilicfgci. Phone 322
I»« • lias
___ H* m
__ I t a Itae
• l,M
Ijobl* above
■M f i v e
RESULTS
You Posted
F I L L I N G S T A T IO N S AND
A U J O S U P P L IE S
in A d v a n c e
, r.jirlrted
K eep
"
LET D l'N C A N do vein painting
Nn jc|i too la rg e ct too small
<>()'.) N inth Street
RARER H A N G E R I. I. T ilhiitt
hunger
p a in te r and
paper
Phone 3.511 Orlando read
TIN AND MKTAI, WORK
J A M E S il COW AN- All kinds
(if Tin and Sheet Metol Work.
W u te r and Hunt Tanks. At Oak
Avenue und Third Street. Tele
phone 111.
_________VULCANIZING"
W H E E L E S S & W E L S H —Vulcttnizlng shop, gas, nils.
Fisk
Tirt-a and Tubes. “Service th a t
M akes F rie n d s." Oak A v c , and
Third Street.
S T OVES __________
S A N F O R D STOVE W ORKS Oil
stoves, g a s stoves, wood st-ives.
ovens and victrolus. Your credit
is good. I’hotie 4UL-3. 321 I il>t
S tre e t
RED PKPPEK HF.AT
STOPS BACKACHE
,T
I i |R V \ I I
Si ' i fc' i l .
»*r night aer
>1 i n i ' -
I mm
10 c)
wi n. h
-TVutervlIle, .Morning B*DThtmsands of Maine peointe rrste d hi Florida propReach them through the
ll. Kate card ,<m applies-
li 11?In-1 gi'iiiltid. gee.| t r ml land
c i i l i l ci.-ilv be |n.| in -li.ipe again
1‘n . i lewei than mj - 1 ciinding land
\ d d l e « ‘ owner, i
< Wol I Tillig
I ci <12 S Willow A v e . Tumpa.
JllST A FEW
SPECIALS
Ask Mr, Connelly
•ll
-
f
lower Jll '
I lilt II 4*It'
i»r I* • * \ **t*
I
I lit,
I lit III Ox)
III
ri
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ll l..«I -
.
...
,, .
town ( handlet
i oiidittn i. newly
, M nntenuna hotel
Three loir (161 ft I on Oak Ave
l u - tc in exp" on- -tie e l paving
and sidewalk [und. $1,00(1.03.
$300.00 cash, balance payable
within five yearTwo story, eleven room house
on Oak Ave, ( lose in. $8,000
I . l ilts
Six loom hous«- on OuK Ave.
direct paying and sidewalk
ji.nl
All mnderi
$.5,500.00.
• nsy teruia.
Ten acres, two story 10 riiom
house,
modern
i onvollienee
Nine acre* m i ra n g e grove, on
lughway to Goll ( nurse. $‘.',500
Term*
H. It. Lewis Co.
( Realtors)
( Iti'ullorN)
IU3 N. Park \'<
Phone 122
(•round Floor. Nnlinnu!
Hunk Hldg.
I’hone
Furniture and
Join
Yowi'Il-I)rew Co.
— O rlan d o —
BRTTKR HOMES
(LUB
.
$100
i n-u lot
i.i-t
! •III' k
FOR
R E N T - Furnished
and g a ra g e . 815 Park
FOR RE N T -I.urge front
nieelv furnished. 107 V
r>oHt and Found
F O U N D One young hrmdal! helfer
O w ner may have
sam e by
identifying and ra ilin g to see J
C t .iuddl, Mellonville A v e ,. am!
p aying for expense of holding.
Houses For Sale
FOR S A L E —Six-room house, on
hig lot In good locution, room lo t
;t few fruit tree*.
See R. It.
W right, Oviedo. Fla.
A Fortl cur recently covered th e
distance from E g y p t to P a le stin e
in four hours. It took Mosea a n d
the Israelites forty y c a r a to tnaka
th e trip.
will buy well located euron tin- II ights
Hitlaiu e
\ r a te
investin'it'.. act
Box 2 I li'l llld.
W ali h fio s> ttiplnitts of wi.rui*
in )oiu child i t " . 'I here p aruslU s
a n the g r e a t dentioyer- of child
hTe If you h a t e reason t > think
1 > II <)iltil lots WI.lilts, act quickly.
til e the litlfe one * dose or two
ni W hite's C ream
Vermifuge.
U' oiios cannot exist
where tills
Inn- tried und successful remedy is
ii —
tsI It drive* out the worms am]
li -1 ue s l he rosy hue Ilf health to
hnhy cheeks. Price 35r. Sold by
'nioii Pharm acy,
MOTH-PROOF SUITS
T allored-to-M raaur*
up
I
MAN/E. 'too
TH4*b 4N T o
5 W 4 U E . I ' L L e > E W A I T INI
R lu liT H E R E <—
$325.00
1 T ouring
360.00
1 T ouring
__ _
266.00
1 Runabout
T erm s if desired
10 per cent discount for cash
ED W A RD H IG G IN S
Ford Dealer
N orth Palm etto
Phone
l i l y T u \ Hocks open November
I. 10 2 1 fm the paym ent of City
Taxes. 2 p.-i cent Discount allow
ed if paid in November and 1 per
■cot allowed if paid in December.
AL F R E D FOSTER. Tux Collector
By FI LEN HOY. Deputy.
Nov I to 3i)
S. W. BRADFORD
If you desire prompt ■ervlc* and
• zcaptlonal work
CALI. MM
By GEORGE McMANUS
T/XKE IT
tJLKCi I T
T O Y O O i^
\w i r e :
«'l u i s e t
F E E L ‘isO R R Y
? ll
*^PE A K T O r —
Touring
T ouring
T ouring
Runabout
I lilt S A I F. Modern bungalow In
e.ited ill one uf best residt utliil
se iin'i iii S unlpnl
Cash $1.5011.
Ra la ore tcriuSee It. \V Deutie,
You can buy F u rn itu re and B uk*
Hi lllil.i'le C'nlinlv Blink.
of (ju a lil) at moderate prices.
t i n down and SIO a month vvill O ur Metier Homes ( l ul l enables
Inn n Ini on (Ink Avenue, price you lo pay for il n little nt a lime.
$8im
If inti re.-ted uddrea- box
lull r a te of Herald.
G UP FATHER
-J L - ?
i-nl.-s
ha - l«-en f« in e I ainl i i .ppeil, hafli.W Ifig Well
T h l l t . c n III'It'S is
A. P. Connelly & Sons
tfic*
> 12
i- gimd 11 Ui-I. land. In iicti-s of this
f In M
t
t
City Tax Hooks Open
TAMPA. FLORIDA
Times, the great
rate I S r
per v "f.
1charge 26i- ca«h with
f m complete rat.- eat'
Il l X P
Sedan
$W0.0O
*rt nn
.................... 125.00
1921
$150.00
1922
...$175,00
, 185.00
__
1923
$175.00
........ 200.00
225.04
$200.00
l FOR RENT-—Furnished room* for
I light housekeeping, 300 French
t
h O 'f S M.F. f emale Airedale pui>- , Ave.
ies. age 4 months.
Int. Ch.
A bin . King
Nobbier
breetling. I FOR R E N T F u m l sheii iredroom
in choice location, <501 Magnolia
Show type, perfect m urkings. eucAve.
Phone 88,
iiftci ! I *i lack of room. $25 each,
also police dog. 571 J. Fre-Mnl- FOR R E N T Furnished and un
II.a. lii-IIOr!-. Reg.
furnished rooms.
Mrs. Annia
Philips, west Second Street.
I he St. August ill'1 Evening
(Juiek results. I v--i -.-.-it • r
Samp l e copy on iruuesl.
O N E IN T EN
N eglecting a little wound, cut or
abra sio n o f th e flesh may in nine
cArc.x out of te n cause no great
tu /f c r n ig or inconvenience, Out it
.* the one case in ten tha t causes
blood poisoning, lock-jaw or a
chronic f e s te r in g sore. The c h e a p
est, s a fe st and best cour-e is lo
disinfect the wound vvitli liquid
Borozotte und apply the Roroxone
Pow der to complete the iiealittg
nroccss.
Price (liijuiii) 33c, <><»c 105 Magnolia Avc
and $1.20. Pow der 30c and 60'.
Phone 48
1920
T ouring
T ouring
Coupe
e > £ E :H
H U lS T ltS ,
UICxO^O.'
/ s h f I’M -d T H - 1—-.^
H U N T I N '- AxM' \ W O N
q u »t u n t i l i
C jR O A N N :
c ----- 3
Sanford Steam I'rcsscry
F irs t llr* * t
Elton
Moughton
R C H IT E C T
First National liank Hldjj.
S a n fo rd ,------ - ■ Florida
— *
Sanford Novelty Work* '
T. C, COLLr.lt Frogs
jj
CDNTR ACTOR AND DUILDltfc
Uratral l t e | M l Mill W « k ,
BJT M H u r i r U I ■(*#»<
aw .
ile Marble Co. *
Mxrbla and Orontta from
xuarrlro. Bf*t of guaiuy
wnrkmaa.iLlp,
W H U f a r la*—> e rotg— .
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THE SANFORD
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;
Going Strong
.
™ X 3 W
Senators Seek
Plan Under
;
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Itary Weeks
Find Out EtU ht HI*
Ihortty In Contrtctlnfe
JUNII
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ft* /!
F o r Sale I
LtojGol
Peculiai* Situation
Facing -OoYcmment
; t S
t S' * . #
.'tm e d S u c o e s -
^
a,
' }«' ' '
Agreement Reach*
• '
Trade Body D iscusses Plan
P la n t M a y B e Idlfe U n le s s
F o r Checking Unlicensed Bi
S o m e A c tio n I h T a k e n B y
Peddling In T h is C ity ;
N e x t C o n g re s s In D e c e m b e r
H alt Gives a Sh o rt Talk
C abot L o d g e
Decision
R ailw ay E x ecu tiv es D eclare
T h a t No L eg islativ e A ction
In T h e ir B eh n lf Is Needed
i*Vom N ext Session C ongrcs
Co-operation I s
Pledged By City
W ASHINGTON, Nov. fcO.—S«nMethods designed to check the a tor* who favored the Ford bid for
activities of unlicensed peddlers in Muscle Shoals are seeking the aid
Sanford constituted the chief mat of western senators for a compro
ter of business to come before the mise government plan of operation
NEW YORK. Nov. 2 0 — No con
„ a rren S a id
Junior Chamber of Commerce at for the properties to be submitted
dition exists which cnlls fur urg
its
weekly
luncheon
held
today
at
Unwilling to
when congress convenes in Decem
ent legislative action by Congress
the Seminole grill, Reginald Holly,
with respect to the railroads, tne
ber.
e L e a d e r s h ip
first vice-president, presiding.
L O S A N G E L E S , N ov. 2 0 .- r
.At
. . the
...u ____
____ ___
_
. |Association of Railway Executives
same time
Rnymond Phillips, chairman of
Weeks
is
taking
s
te
p
s
to
ascertain
!
No
secret
service
nun
surrounded'Premier
Stanley
Baldwin
(cen
ter)
oil
()pc|
Breij
Ilt
thP
annual
meeting
ilcturo
shows
how
completely
W
a t e r s o f t h e L on A n g e le s
This
the committee on civic affairs, re
3T0N, Nov. 20. the :
.000 Jc rs o y i City (N. J .) ported his committee’s findings in the scope of his authority to COO- ( Great Britain as he made his way to Conservative headquarters n hprc Wednesday,
rwlqueduct
iiitipfliirt
d iv e r te d
In to
m
id the building in regard
its
UTiis of Kansas, f l i t ght _
In nn extensive "declaration of O w e n s L a k e
to existing city ordinances tract for tho temporary disposition i |>B|BPP Chambers. London, for a conference with party lenders. Ami
S
u
n
d
a
y
b
y
a
wer generated at the platlt, I very few recognized the premier as he moved along, minus overcoat, policy’ for the coining year, the
for several blocks relative to peddling activities, and of power
SI
ublican floor path. Structures
r
a
id
in
g
p
a
r
t
y
o
f
r
a
n
c
h
e
r
s
, *
coming year, the association he d
to make final and with pipe in mouth.
ed as. the out- around looked like this by the time stated that the ordinance did not* should congress fail ropertles
prior
it was all over.
of the nr
thut: All railroad problems should w o re t u r n e d b a c k in to th e -if
cover the activities of n certain disposition or
„didatc for th e
be met ns economic questions nnd c o u r s e b y t h e r a id in g p itr W T
class of peddlers who were allowed to completion of WilIson Dam next
~r,
blican leadership,
not ns political issues; rnte-ronking e a r lv to d n y , a d is p a t c h s a y * .
i
to dispose of their goods
from July. *
by legislative action would be de
house to house without paying any
Should congress fail to dispose
by the death o f
T h e r a n c h e r s ’ d e c is io n t&
structive; amendments to ttjc trnnslicense whatever,
of the question nnd should the sec
a b a n d o n t h e i r a n n o u n c e d d e
I, ,
portntion
net
must
be
kept
from
Mr. Phillips declared thnt the retary nnd himself without author
jion concerning
political doctors; ndeqvlato rev -1termination to hold the gates un- work of this class of p'eddlers could ity to lease the output of the plants
„ expected to •he
should In* assured the car- til troops wore sent or Los Angelos i
only be checked through public
came to term *, was reached « .
J
IfOtT conference, Nov.
opinion, and suggested that the
UM. r k I X
mj w t i , nnil expansion; more educational conference last night.
Junior Chamber launch an educa brasku, hns submitted a govern- 111 1 1 kJ • k j E l l J f a 1 k JU X J X U n I U
»hil«, word is said
It was reached ns direct result,
1 publicity should l>e developed by
tional campaign thnt would result ment-operation plan, nnd loading
mired in senate d rsays
the dispatch, of n rcaolO tM M
the
roads
themselves;
nnd
tho
roads
in the abolition of this type of advocates of the Ford bid, convlncF ru it
G row ers'
A ttorney Goes T o A m erican
dent Coolidgc will
are determined to keep transporta Tuesday by the Los Angeles clciirtrading through an Increase of pub ed thnt Mr. Ford has withdrawn S ta le ’s
R
ep
resen
tativ
e
R
e
p
o
r
t
s
P aris, Ohio T o Find Out
tion fairly ahrenst of nutmnnl ing house association prom islnr
d»4ff policy with no Pedigreed C anary B ird s Will lic sentiment opposed to it.
from the competition, nre engaged
co-operation In promoting the se tL arg e
V egetable
Supply growth.
A&o B e R aised Locally and
About Home L ife of Woman
Graham Michael, briefly discuss in efforts to put together a plan
Indicate «* among
tlenient
ater rights
feud| *pro- ]
| ll llix IIV of a w------"
At
N
orthw
estern
Points
having
many
fentures
of
the
Norris
|
ed
the
damage
done
to
the
mer
lishton
Succeeds
Holden
O ffered F o r Sale By J . H.
Who Wns Burned It) Death
I mentioned, *11 of
Vfiling
the
gntes
were
closed.
|
_
use
to
;
pro
chants
of
a
town
i
by
house
proposal
but
considerably
nmendR. 11. Aishtnn, president of the
C ram er Form erly o f Ocala
Even after the gates were ciojP*
■Jure called a t the
E.
L.
Murkell,
of
the
Amcrirnn
house peddling, nnd urged the or- 1ed.
American
Railway
Association,
« OLUM BUS, Ohio. Nov. 20.— In
leave the ^
gnnizntion to attempt its suppres- j Secretary Weeks hns asked Ma- determined effor# to solve the my- Fruit Growers. Inc., has just re was elected chuirmnn of the ex ed. the ranchers did notunable
to
No longer will the local gold fish sion here.
,
turned troui a tour of inspection eculive committee to succeed Hal- aqueduct, seemingly
n ' of Wyoming
' jor General Hull, judge advocate
■dery surrounding the death of to principal northeastern markets,
lover
lie
forced
to
journey
to
O
r
comprehend
that
the
battle
.
<
■
A fter Hodgson Ball had taken up . general of the army, to furnish Mrs. Addiu Shentslev. wife of a
the post under
Hidden, president of the Chicago
custom of the lando for his petn nnd return slop nearly all of the business session ; him with nn opinion as to his pow-i proii||npnl pnst()r „ ri„ Pcutor Ring and his statement below, made t Butlingtoii and Quincy railroad, at end. From outposts, sentinel* j
ping
water
und
fish
all
over
his
with the lendwith lengthy platitudes, a motion , crs in handling the properties, it
r
e
, l* iiis O to a representative of the Sanford j^r n„j,|,,n retired after two year* ilrifted In nnd flung thcmnelv** |
J " ) Herald in connection with crop quo ^p|.‘vjpp |,t.,„,,se of pressure „f
ot down for u few moment* *lccp, .
with the long- car, for J . H. Cramer, of 1921 was made and passed whereby Mr. that opinion should bold that he b,ft het-o. totlu> ro* ,
Park
Avenue,
has
disposed
of
n
Philips wns Instructed to have his ha* no authority to moke tem p or-1
"n
f"
)p i w,„ni„, tntioiis and conditions ill the vur- ; , ,|l(,r duties. Samuel Ren, presi- Those not in n mood for sleep, b e- A
but in naid to
prospering grocery store in favor
()j t|lP Pennsylvania ruilronrl, jjnn prepamtiona for today s barpm tee nrei
committee
prepare an ou tline. of ' ury
ary eontraets for power which he T ” ' ... ' f .. . , V L
"
re ioits sections that lie visited will
accent the task of a combined gold fish ranch nnd com
|j|L,
temporarily while iiectic which was to have been a
proitniiiy will ask «>'" «"»•
l'ri'uu\\Vl prove ot interest to liK-nl growers.
ktake of party har- canary bird farm to be established his proposed eoucationul campaign |hap in mind, he prolmldy
feast of defiance but which now
*
'!» h;'r ,ho" u;;
for consideration nt the next meet- j Congress
_
to con fer the authority j •'lirothers
"General business conditions in ,|lt. association passed u resolm
-•
•'genuinely hilariou*
are also to l>e questionhere at nn early date, according ing.
the ninth seem to be fundam ental-n i , expressing
nppreeiMtmn of «•)••*
n i g
j
on him if it should appear thnt Pi!
laadidates have been to his announcement made yester
character.
K. Ii. Halt, instructor nt the local Muscle Shoals legislation is not
ly sound." said Mr. Murkel. "The
Holden's administration,
_ or Wadsworth of day.
During
his
examination
yesterhigh school, attended as a guer-t,' to lie completed during the short
Mr. Aishton, W. L. MapI Senator Watson of
Court Order Revoked
dn\ Rev. Shealsle) tefiised to agree election results were satisfactory
Mr. Cramer stated thnt
his
to the east majority and most peo- o l|u,ri |,rt.M'fi|ent of tho Louisville
Wadsworth has hatchery will be complete in every und in a brief uddress assured tho |session.
IN D EPEN D EN CE, Inyo Coun«
to
the
•uieido
theory,
hut
today
lie
f ictirt part on the detail, und as soon ns u special members of the junior body of the ! While there moy he some dliTi- i riled Prosecutor King to his home pie aio feeling optimistic regard- ftnj Nashville rail rend, wns added ly, Calif., Nov. 20.—The restrain*
j,rPHr„t memla-rship of tie1
f b behalf and is un brnnd of cat proof fences arrive in wholehearted co-opAntion of high cully in finding companies willing -liot»l\ before tin- funeral hour mg the iuture. Some line ot bust- i
order oominnndinjr Owens v»lI in the hands of his Sanford, brood fish will be placed school authorities ill any construe-1to make short term lenses for nil •hi,I expresses! tlie belief that Ids ties, were a little dull mainly b e -1 ,,XPCU||y,. committee, wh.cn
ley rnuchens yvho U »t Sunday f
live
measure
undertaken
by
the
(the
power
developed,
nearby
power
f.tuild
cause >d C^CmilIwjttBy.
mild wenth-i'continued for the coming year
jm Watson says he
seized tho Lo* Angeles aquecduct.
in the pond.
.U tgU l'isaliafl*.,-.t y
loompuniaa are kuowii to bo prepare vt do had lukuii her life- •
. „ , l e r cmiilllloas, widen has curtailed
Policies for 192'>.
icrty atwl :
although I\i*
to release the city’s property
Further mystery wus inje
L. C. lfebout, Becretary, iulroduc- (
to ta k e n very lnrge part of it.
Gold fish o f"th e'fln tist pedigree
as Wen brought
ill
cense
Interfering
with
the
i
......................r
r
r
h.p
s
.
n
..
.
.......A t-a-thc cu«e today when Mrs
y rfc
will be on sale by Christmas, ho ed a colored chart showing the re- i Secretary Weeks conferred today
j;re e l •<»••» manufaclurtsl ...... .
Uo|( Hnd
,k.y for
„„ fol- supply wns vneated Wednesday by
lotion nnd functioning of tho vare with Finn H. Hooker, of New Yor l it Allen, who lives in Oak St
• . The
■•I
C
.... I and
.... 1 k
...•.ft! ii I, l.i II,uni
ftII■I .announced.
•
V
fruit
vegetaid
, lows
the Inyo county superior COU»,
llirtn continues to
ious
committee
hcada
in
a
successI
who
hns
been
at
work
for
some
|
about
two
miles
from
ilic
ShcntsAgain the power of th»-«yrrw b e
ness has also been a little hack- i • !. That nil railroad ptol loins] judge who issued it last^ Mohday;
on thu^questlon
ful Chamber of Commerce, nnd the time on n proposal for the creation I |, y home, repotted to the pro-ecu
Vacation of tip* court’s oroefc
Rxxf ne 'favors come* evident. Several days ugo necessity for unity nnd Conrerted i„ f n gigantic chemical and indu- |tor that on the morning <>f tlie ward due to unseasonable weather. 'a s tiny misv should he dealt with;
The
Herald
ran
an
editorial
sug
I i ciuendoiis ffuantnUfes of home and settled ax economic questions, which already hnd been defied oy
leadership nnd is
action.
t
tTul
|ilant
a
t
Muscle
Shoals.
The
tragedy
a
strange
mini,
having
the
glow ii vegetables have been pout
Iteep Slide in favor of gesting the feasibility of some en
— ■
■ ■
i conference was described ns one 1appe.-itiinet- of u inaniue, visited hei mg into all tlie markets. Tins is which they are, and not ns political the runchers wns looked upon hern
terprising fish expert establishing
ns pluciug the situation in tha
l*Utor.
series which have been bi*bi *
and asked if she would give particularly true of potatoes, cab issue', which they are not.
a fancy fish breeding pond in San
si, ii ic position as it wns early Sun
he two during the past \eat ^In in an old overcoat. I poo being bage, celery und lettuce. All of
"2. That there is no loiidition day when the Alabama waste gate*
between Senators ford Two days after the sugges
rt —
|
'pv
| 1on various aspects of the Hooker 11<>I<I that s h e could not. Mrs. Allen I liese products wete abundant and existing today which calls ter any
Yidsworth. it
was tion appeared In The Herald's e d -1 r|^
of the aqueduct were seized and tho
|it lenstr circles todny. itoriul columns, Mr. Cramer enter 1 0 f c u p p i y u e m a n a i Oder for the properties. It wu» «old the prosecutor, the man asked tmlot Innately -fol the
growers, urgent legislative action by Cmu water diverted into Owens river.
to
lie
shown
the
furnace
room.
She
said that Mr. Hooker hoped to have
Wt a struggle be ed the office and stated that tho
I...... g in g iv ery little money . g l c s s «,ll, lespeet to the raillomD.
Immediately following his ac- •
w
his proposal in shape for subtni* refused and the man jumped from
am] the east, if idea nppeuled to him ns a live one.
I„
i, u as liUle in tm demand for |either a- t" tales, labor i-h i ...... tiou the jurist judge, William U.
I
I
sum to congress at the forthcoming the porch ami run up tiie street tin-,- products at the 'hipping
tii ii chosen it would and thut he wus immediately pre
hip. o, valuation.
Iu.|,y
l,g in ;
by te
telegraphed
to Governor'1
in the general direction of the
session.
important party po- paring to sell live gold fish in
Ills mill they well' being Olfered
":i. Tli.it railroad fr, i» I. " ,u' t Friend W. W t hardson asking him
P
ORLANDO.
Fla.,
Nov.
20.—
Fol!
Silvttt
s|e\
home.
Police
tonight
wntern delegation, preference to canned sordines.
adjustim
t't
Iju stn ici't'
1|( „|,|)0j nt another judge, “ to a ct
ill many instance' at extremely low and pn" c iig r i fare
1 lowing a meeting, held iiere Satur
were looking foi the man.
hive not fallen heir
Potatoes weie selling as should h< left to tie It o.v ' onstipienidc in the c - ' i , ” a* hc,^
pi lees,
Mr. Cram er's home is in Pied day, of the Florida Perishable Sufi
While placing little credence in low ll' .'If, cents a Ini'llel f. •> b., luted government regillutili'' body, Judge Dehy, was convinced a fter,
nioriti rule to the mont, W. Vu.. nnd he comes here
|
Committee
of
the
Southeast
Re
of manv powerful
the „%.iry. belief was expressed b> raiding c for ?•' on to $7.un a ton, where they will receive a lull and consulting Ir'gal authorities th at
For this nnd other from Ocaln, where he wus in the , gionul Advisory Board, it was ansome ntficiuls that a inunine might i ele ry from 51 I" 51.fit) for n Ian hem ing and an adequate e,eii- lie was not qualified to hear the
grocery business for four years.
[ uouncMi by .1 Curtis Robinson, sec
lie nt large in the city and might . into one half linger than the Flor nniie analysis, and not he inaile ease.
irtt number of the eas' xJH
In discussing the business poss retary-m anager of tlie Growers und
Sheatsley's bod> ida ei ate.’'
hate fallen ill line
--------have
thrust Mr
the .sublet l of dtlei t legislative
Stiippers League und chuirmnn of
ibilities
of
Sanford,
Mr.
Cramer
The American i,cgiun wull again
t|u. furnace
or W«d»worth.
''Conditions have
umlould ||y | action. Rate making by leg Is I.vstated that n large, modern steam the Florida Perishable sub-commit
Because of its charred condition) changed during the past few days, tivc a, lion would fie di stinctive.
Warren waives the laundry was about the greatest tee, that agreements of far-reocn- ; assist in filling out bonus blanks.
•ai<L it will t>o the need of tliis city at the present Ing good hud been established nnd according to nn announcement i n cfii'inlcitl analysis could not he ll bus been very cold in tlie New
made of the stomach of
Mrs.
1^11tV'mul Vlfitdle Atlantic S lates 1 I n n < > - V f t f t f l U n f J V I t t
I the hiitory of the re- time, and expressed surprise thnt thnt the carriers hnd given assur made this morning by Post
|Sh e.it'ley . it was reported today
£
k
llo ,lou|lt practically L t O l l J * . M l U U D U U J
fty that the senior no individual or corporation had ances thut un adequate number of munder A P. Haggard.
Through inndvertance. it Vraa
Those desiring to have their np- Expert examination of the lungs
veirelables that were telt
-----fast been made leader
refrigerutor
cars
would
he
in
wait
erected one here.
stated in n story appearing in
plication* for adjusted componsu-j all(| esophagus now in the hands • k
b
.
...
! force*. Senator W ar
in tlie fields have been badly im
ing for the movement of periahaWednesday's issue of The Herald,
He suggested thHt several of the i T
, 1, . „ „ I nn ,iav> Fur- tion filled out. urc requested to take I „f chemists, may reveal, police paired or destroyed. This will enns of age and first
th at the gubernatorial p a rty which ;
sm
aller
laundries
in
the
communthermore
Xthe
shinDers
were
n.li
‘
heir
dtschurge
papers
or
other
inwhether
she
breatherl
after
lenate in 1890, altrm ire, the
pp .
.
.
formation to the legion clubhouse HJie entered the fire box of the fur ulilc the Northern growers to get
la louring Florida, mudo a flvt>*.
cootinuous service ;ty fombinc and construct one large th
a better price for anything that
vised
by
the
carriers
that
barring
minute stop a t Altamonte Sp rin g l
He is chairman co-operative concern, adding that it some unforeseen transportation in- “ '** ®VS ' , K , between 7:9l) and i mice.
they have in storage and will also
Long
wood
('handier
of
C
om
-'
pnroute
to Orlando.
The story
local
men
did
not
seize
the
oppor
The
terruplion
there
would
be
forth19:00
o
clock.
m iticc,
datium commi
we hope, establish a market for the
erru p tL .........—
.
|**tt important of the tunity, outsiders soon would.
products thnt Florida i snow corn- merce at its meeting Wednesday, should huve read I-ongwopd. „
coming nn adequate refrigerator |
voted unanimously to begin work
The Herald regrets that thlz er
ttod is understood to
ship."
on a general beautification plan ror occured and In justice to Mayor
T ^ l s e m i - C o n s c i o u s S t a t e , .... .......^
1M devoting his time
,
within the next few days. Headed .1, K. Wulker and other prominent
tire season.
1
....
. . . . . . .
I
--------i ______„ a
by Mayor J . K. W alker. 2 t mem citizens of Longwoml, who co£- :
hm made it plain
While .h i. conference . . . f r iMARION.
O..
Nov.
20.—Mrs
.. 1
•,
KT. 1 1 1 l.ern iif thut hinly plan to rt'iitovc
"Government sU tiatics,’
largely to the en tertain -.
meeting.
11 candidate unless
marily an organization
-----------,
..
. ...show that there ate Warren G. Hurding is in « sen" ( i r o w e r s r r i d a y I V i g n t „i,, Mk, ll8. nihhisi,. deim * and oth- tiiluited
;iu.[U of the prominent visitor*,
the
work
in
that
respect
was
quick,
Mr
"
1
«
Kg^“r‘‘*
*
* turns down the
eomatose
state
today,
Dr.
Saw
______
,-r
unsightly
idijer'ts,
from
the
'
die
makes this correction.
ly dlsixioed of und the members J.M '1
. men.. who
.
, ev- Ver said, however her heart action
* that event he is
Every grower of celery
San- streets ami main highway. The
It was upon the splendid recep
plunged into the problems of t h e o r y month and thnt if they d iii it is fair. The White House is keep
•ten. In* candidacy.
' ford and Seminole county Is urged area to he beautified ,s up,.roxi- tion of the citizens of Longwood
happen to have these application!
houi,
with
the
result
thnt
many
Harold E. Ingraham , of Nashmg in constant touch with Dr.
that Gov. Cury A. Hurdee exp reag
Sawyer, several
Inquiries being J''resent ut the meeting
|a"nU,|‘ un.ed * ;'<l" “ r‘ ,,u ‘ ' 1
“
inquiries
ed the hearty appreciation o f ev
Club nt the regular weekly lunch journment.
received
Iasi
night
from
Washing
,
be
held
I
nday
,1'Kht
H
J
,
F
,„
,
A.
Clarke
will
he
in
charge
ery member of the party and a s
The Florida Perishable Sub-Com they hnd their claim in."
eon held yesterday a t the Montezu
It was further learned that only ton.
|.ttl
rourcalled
l i° ; -toi consider
ri ' .r the
U , <*f Die
road , committee's
work
mittee
of the Regional Board is
has ,h;been
.
, lhul withln
u and
f,.w sured them of his in tc”"xt in ***
ma grill, taking as hi* subject,
organised to handle all shipping one-fourth of the ex-service men POBTO FFICF. R O BBED O F *Vio 1 mutter of advertising the su p erior, It H Uu;
we„ nfI thu roB(U of the progressive stops under
“The Building of Men.”
have filled out their applications.
problems
arising
between
the
per
quality
of
celery
grown
in
this
a
wi|
, ,,rc.„ .nt , very taken by them for the growth and
Mr. • Ingraham compared the
Joe Chittenden will be in charge
" ......a ,
' v
betterm ent of the town.
ORLANDO, Nov. 20.— U»ss Ly county. The committee in charge "spick
■
the consolidation building character to the erection ishable growers of Florida nnd the of this work, it was announced.
uml span” appearance.
*n,» the buyers of San- of a strong building, showing how carriers serving this territory, and
robbery and appurunt arson in the is especially unxiou^ for a full a l
Another mutter decided nt the
**n Tan Shop and the a firm foundation and stout timbers in a direct outgrowth of the Shipmeeting was that the Chamber of
If we must hove death scenes in post office of Clermont last night tendance,
nera’ Regional Boards which have
’ nrrged their *tock* were essential to both.
Commerce will sponsor the hold
plays,
it should be arranged to kill is estimated at J300 by I’ostinas- j
been
organized
for
some
time
and
Juader a single manageing of a "V illage F u ir" within the
ter Boyd.
off the poorest actors first.
Sfcveral communications were
__ _ I
“t order to reduce *ur- read, by the secretary, one from are now functioning inrougnoui me
nenr future. Plans in the making,
-----—
1have decided to stage the Palatkm city commission thank United States. The purposes of Considerable excitem ent :*■ and
call for the biggest celebration in
Mlr 6f high grade ing the Kiwanis Club for the hos- the organization are to bring about
tho history of the town.
,
very little damage was the reault
a
closer
spirit
o
f
co-operation
be
*J»I tomorrow, it was
WASHINGTON. Nov. 20. —
o f u umall roof fire a t tlm- I ah *
accorded the Palatka may- tween shippers and carriers; to
I today
Scores
of
attorneys
for
claim
ants
coin hotel on W est F ir s t Street
commissioners who visited create better service In
every
. *tnU. dresses, sweat- here recently, and another ^™ |bV anch affecting the movement
yesterday afternoon, tho origin
to l.one Cabbage Laland and three
h> ol
of
•mi ladies under- tho hospital in Jacksonville whe™ freight, nnd to aid in reaching un<other islands In Luke Worth, F lo r
the blaze being attributed to •
y* °fferci at a nacri- Kiwaniah Schelle Maines is sold derstandinga "yut of court."
ida.....nttended
the ,Jiiterip r Depart........^
faulty chimney.
Roaming fa r and wide in their cypress tree, and with drawn re- ......
to cut overhead ex- tdi he recuperating from his recent
volvers
the
officers
sprang
int»»
ment
hearing
today dn tlie clisuute
Firo Chief G. P. Paxton and hit
RICHMOND. Nov. 20.—Twentysearch for illicit distilling of *
„*•* »hhounccd and a ilTnfaa.
rushed the nearby , over t h e . ownership of the island nine were arrested here early today crow wpre rig h t on the job , at>d I
,
well liked beverage, local authorit the open
•rti'.lfmen's clothing
to find it deserted, al- which is nq»f of great value as a by federal prohibition agents on few minutes a fte r the a la rn rw g
The following members were in
ies from the sh eriff’s office yes shack only
Mid at hargain rate*. attendance: Rev. E . D. Brownlee,
barrels of mash and u result o f the development of West charges of violating tho dry and registered, firo apparatus bod
terday captyred a mammoth 760 though 16
"** been closed for L. C. Bebout. A. P. Connelly, T . L.
rived on tho scene and ggf
gallon copper still in ib e fast smoldering fire gave evidence .of j Palm Bead),
drug law s.
rpanh" for the huge Dumas, W. D. Gardiner, J . D. Jin recent
occupation.
cd tho blaze.
'
, ._ _
ceiiv uftTvsftuwH.
••
'
_
n
..
j
Agents
aided
by
police
formed
nesses
of
the
swamps
surround
NEW YO RK. Nov. 20.— Funeropen* 9 o'clock to- kins. E. F . Lane, T . W . Lawton. S .
Damage y?*3 said to have bee
L a te l In the day the officers C r O S S - S t a t e
R a i l r o a d 16 squads of four men each and
ing Lake Brandley, in the south
a)
urrungemenU
for
Mrs*
J
.
Pier.•u^Miarl
T n t* •Mifintn
glUi '
- _
.
* j J pounced down on places against negligible.
M. Lloyd. IL C. Long. C. J . M ar
&0 men entering the shall, J . 6 . Michaels, H. H- McCaa- pout Morgan are being held In west portion of the county, and journeyed tp laike •Minnie, —
like Marion tlie “Swamp Fox."
which evidence had previously been
seized
another
160
gallon,
capacity
Ktven free of charge, lin, G. E . McKay, G. R. McCall abeyance pending the arrival of J .
obtained and arrested tho occu
worm and 11 barrels of mash In wiggled and slid through the mud
P.
Morgan
on
the
Berengaia,
to
a belt with each pure A. R. P la tt, /t. K. Roasetter an
dy bay heads until they discov
W
E
ST
PALM
BEACH,
Nov.
20.
pants.
the
marshy
backwater*
of
Lake
morrow night.
Tentative plans
»» first 60 womtn L. B. Steele.
ered, two men stealth ily rowing a —Although sixty miles of truck
Minnie. .
.
•
provide
bringing
the
body
here
t»#
Pressnted with
remain to be laid over the new
Piling into his trusty Oldsmo- small boat Into n little inlet.
where services will be held a t the
itiperipr grade silk
Procuring another boat, the 204 miles Florida W estern and
bile. shortly before
daybreak,
Among the Sanford .
St.
Georges
Protestant
Episcopal
n“ r>»gement stated.
Sh eirff C. M. Hand, accompanied minions of the law cautiously fol Northwestern Carload, ahlpmonta
who attended the regular
Church. Sunday.
..
. , ,
by Deputy S h e riff B. C. Wilcox lowed and captured the two ap of food, products from Center ip il
qf the Orange County Med
journeyed tp Lake Brandley, where parently preparing to fire up » are being moved. No charge la
A LBA N Y , N. Y ., Nov. 20.—Gov. ciety held a t the Grongo
SAVANAH. Ga.. Nov. 21.— All
1 thejr abandoned the machine and 160-gallon atlll constructed on a being made aa the road la not o f Sm ith w as confined to hla mansion Hospital on Wednesday night
present officers with one exception
took to the iw amps, often bog platform above the waters pf a ficially open until Jan u ary firs t. today nursing a badly swollen foot. Dr. C. J . M arshall, D r . C . k . 1
werii re-elected and Hot Sp rin g!,
ging knee deep through the slimy small creek.
He returned froiw French Lick lost ell and Dr. J . T . Denton. A
P* Nov. 2Y,—Five Ark., was selected aa the 1926 con
T ired ;n o d m vdtjy.athe officers
opze and cn rellm t on hands and
night Walking with a ca n t. He said alum on Empyema waa
BOSTON.
Nor.
20.—
1
T
hree
hun
'be toll of a f ir . vention city by tho United Daugh
returned' to Sanford last night,
he experienced the first
twinge by Drs. Mallory, Oalneo
dred girls and nuns w ere forced to kneea through the almost impen with th eir prisoner!, E . ,W. Hutch
and McEwen of Orlando
n !d
frama ter* of confederacy M r * today. flee from the house of Good Shep etrable underbrush.
when
he
twisted
his
to
*
driving
C H IC A G O , N ov . 2 0 . — W h o a t:
. buainraa section Mrs. W. C. N. M erchant of Chat
T w o 'h o u rs of alow navigating inson, and Fred P atterson, whom 1 .4 9 1 4 .to 1 .6 0 * 4 ; M a y : 1-67M to oon
thee iu
link*
e*t *French
Lick. The followed by a full dis3 herd when fire burned through the
n
m
»s*
•
»
«
*
ham, Ya., was elected second, viceparticipated in b
swampy woress they lodged in Jail pending the pre 1 .68
C o rn : M ay, l i l
to
1 . 2 ? ; [tr o u b le w as d ia g n o se d m b o t h t h t je e M Owl
. Tha through tha
!> ld *n tm .d and an- president without opposition
“
( to
U basement
paration of form al chargv* of dis
brought
th
e
n
to
»
',
n
n
*
r
Ytin,
pf
those
prtstttf
nfbtner
eupeHor
was
affected,
but
boxniml in a ser- sdrceed Mra.‘ F ta h k ,Elp»«r Rosi
O a ts : 6 8 to
. 1 m a tjs m and g o u t.
Ross
cleverly concealed beneath a U rge tilling apiritooa liquors.
HOt
seriously.
i of .Ban Diego, C alif.
'
IfflH r * 1
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JTi
« • . y t i.T y x f,'
'ft . '
iMade Soon
War
Time OldWaterRights
Feud to Be Patched
By City’s Promise
K
PROSECUTOR T 0 MARKET P R I C E S
QUIZ MOTHER OF EXTREMELY LOW
n- ,m r c SHE ATSLEY SAYS MAR K E L L
RANCH
b BE SANFORD’S
NEWEST FEATURE
Refrigerator C a r s “
To Supply Demand
Shippers A ssured
Legion As.sistintf In
Filing Bonus Blanks
For Veterans Of War
Citizens of Longwood
Fntortain Governors
Sponsoring P la n s
To Clean Up Town
Mr'
Harding Still In
Harold Ingraham
Speaks At Kiwanis
Weekly Luncheon
Important Meeting Ol
Oth Sale Will
Consolidation
Stores Here
Small Fire Injures J
Lincoln Hotel Roof
Lake Worth Islands
Subject of Dispute
Local Dry Officers Seize Manintoih
“Shine” Plant Near Lake Brandley
«
Richmond Dry Cops
Stage Big Roundup
Plans For Fpn^rftl Of
Mrs. Morgan Pending
Is Nearly Completed
psons Killed
*ylvania Fire
Governor Smith Is
Laid Up With Gout
Hot Springs Is 1925
Meeting Place U.D.C.
300 Girls Are Forced
To Flee From Flames
MARKET
Local Physicians ,
Gathering In Or
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�_____ talkwran, near the eastern bor
der of Chihli.
With varying reports of success
POLO ALTO, Cnl
es coming from the headquarters
of both lenders, Feng Yu-hslang, Fish can lie trailed *in,
j C hang Tso-lln And known ns the "Chrlstlhn General” derings around the oceans In n
rl-fu , One T im e AMes, recently hurled a bom hshrj into manner not unlike police methods
ever R elations and Cause the controversy Ufc appearing «t of tracing automobiles by their
‘ ng with his troo_
jv a s ta lin g Civil W arfare
that Tsao Kun must resign as pres license numbers, according to
T j • ’ ---------. ident. General Wu be bnnlshed to j Charles II. Gilbert, professor of
FRAN CISCO, Nov. 18. — Tibet and peace made with Chang I
Tso-lln.
'*
J zoology at Stanford University.
It's It nil ab ou t?”
Professor Gilbert explains that
General Feng, with the best paid [
in question U asked by the
“scales rendc ra report mi -the
and
best
equipped
troops
of
t
h
e
1
»(CC newspaper, reader wlio
Chihli forces, had been sent to the bringlng-Up of the fish as well as
Casually T t an occasional front to hold back Chang'n b rig -1
furnish birth Certificates nml auto
page account of the civil war
ados. Apparently Chang nnd Feng
. F or tho benefit of thoso arrived at nn understanding nnd matic age recorders, nml show tjic
arc .act students a f F a r E a st- the next announcement wns from j approximate weight nnd size nt
affairs,, the following cxplnnn- Peking, whore thc% “Christian Gen any time during its pa«t .growth."
digeat, aa gleaned from tho eral" had taken control.
*A few nettles ore scraped from i
4uh Hews reports of the ChL
tho back of n salmun and stuck i
All
sorts
-of
reports
emanated
siLuation, Is given:
in n book opposite a number. A
from the capital. It was said G en-1
Ilia, with Its more than 400,- era! Wu had flfcd with his troops smnll aluminum tag lienring this
pulatioti, has been in n to Tflngtao, Shantung; that Tsao number is clamped on tho fish's
ss chaotic state since the Knn had resigned, that Tuan Chl- tail nnd it is thrown back int i ta
throw of the Mnnchu dynasty jui, the powerful former Anfu wnier. Under Ur. Gilbert's di- j
t 1911 and the formation of the leader, would assumo charge of the rrctfon more than 10.000 salmon (
neae Republic. Chinese presi- government, nnd that real unifica were tagged in this wav Inst year.
‘ have como nnd gone, the tion of Chinn would take place.
TH E TRAMP PR EV EN TIV E
*try has been divided into warIt later developed that Wu had
rtltms headed by “tuchune,"
Small hoy—Say. lady, don't you j
ilitary provincial governors, not fled to Tsingtan. Instead, the
large percentage of the pop- Chihli lender and his forces np- want a bov to keep tramps away?
I,nily— How could a small boy
ion has been constantly under pcurwl midway between Tientsin
•vip i
and Peking nnd entrenched prep like you ilo that?
aratory lo a liallle to oust the
I
Jenrral Chang Tso-lln and Gen "Christian General” from the ca p -1 Small buy— Easy, ma'am.
i i Wu I’ci-fp, former friend* hut ital. It appeared October 2*J that could eat uu all the cake and pie
Mh itter enemies, arc the two the feud between Chang nnd his you have left over.— Santa Barbstanding figures in the current enemy wn* far from being settled.' nra New*,
ivorsy. These two leaders
I,art reports were to the rlTrcti
I
«ed forces h uj!)20 to over*hrnw
'fam ous Anfu *club, a monnr- that General Feng had suggest*-.!
l t organisation which threaten a conference with General Wu with
the new government. With the object of bringing about some
Kun, the last Chinese prrsi- sort of nn adjustment between the
^’ then insni'ctor-gcncral of Chi- latter and General Chang. At that i
Night coughing which, through |
I , General Chung became the con time the whereabouts of Chang I loss of valuable sleep, often makes
had not been made known.
ib|llhg power of Pelting.
you feel utterly worn-out and use- |
General Wu's claim is
that less during the day, nnd by quickly
(General Wu permitted tiling*, to
‘ " iim* until 1022, when, d tilar* Chang Tso-lin is in reality a man* i weakening the system lays you
f Chr.ng was eHintilishing a mil. arch 1st and nn outlaw at heart and npgn to the most dangerous infec
dictatorship in the capital, that, if he should gain contiol of tions, can now be promptly checked
i drove the latter back to RJnn- the Peking government, he would by a very simple treatment. Pco- j
iurfn. Chang began at once lo attempt to place the “Hoy Em per pin who have hardly been ablo to
up nn army,
manufacture nr" hack on the throne and restore, rest on account of coughing spells
litmus and have his officers the Mnnchu dynasty. Chang de have found that they can sleep tho
lined In modern military tactics clares that Wu is the obstructive whole night through undisturbed
Dr two yrnrs China has expected element in the work of reorganiz often after the very first trial.
.rmrc/unval of hostilities between the ing China and that President Tsao
Tho In niitimf U
mi » rrtnarkKun was not elected by the people aMii to i jt- f 1*•I Gin IftniHii rix J>r )< IrtMr'«•
, two m ilitarists.
but by a parliament Hint was K w I h*i !i»ti) Yuu kiiitj 11y takii 4i !i>«H m n i somewhat inconspicuou s tu brilmd.
P|»oiinfti] nt iilcXt lu 1 '« r«*Mr!fi»f nru|
tiol.1 H In >«n* throat f*-r 1j *«t :0
buns "started the fireworks." In
tifiilA I'ftfum uu ilh* «t I*«4f ll
Th»» pr**«
i latter ,part of last August, Ge.i*crt|«tImi him n «lnulil«i ni nun It w»t
onlji* an.d h* a nml lienl* tin*
nr««I
•LGhl Bhieti-ynan, military govIrrltalG-n IM It. rjul* My
nml trBor of Ktangau. apparently with
liioi '•*» t In* iihli-itm #inil run|f»•nt lt*n whiili
I,approval of Tnao Kun, attack
In tils* f.a! Miliars if flu* r«il)gh Thl
r e s u l t hi th i i t ) u U UNimllv a l . - ii an am irt-lI/
};tbe forces of General Lu Yungnn
n 1-nt-« tlui t-n riiat nlKht. an<| tho
_f, the Chekiang military g*ivrotii'lt *jnra In rt n rt .hut lima.
nor in Control of Shanghai, ami,
Tin* |Ri « ! l|tlnn »o*it ni nn no nplnfrn or
harmful «)f ti*r« f: ■111*■nt f.ir •liliilr* n
Ithi the aid of General Wu Pel*
fin w«•11 nn wfiwri-ui* r**r »miKh*. *’li»^*L
it!« iorccH. finally took that city.
roliln, Imnrwtii a*, *•*«**» 1hr*»at, npaamoilhi
J. S. I In'in' ('In** in nluirl [J croup. Iifolif IiMIn. lot /rik'lttn nml hrnitrlilul
l the meantime, General Wu
JJ Dithma. AL nil f;uoti tlrutiKlnto. Aak fur
ded it was time to elimlnatn
hand, tipi-writing and honk- H
_ Tso-!in and thus bring about
keeping lo nlnrl Dec. I. Vp- J
^reunification of Chinn. General
the Manchurian “war-loril"
plicnrif* Fill I nt GOI Kim Ate.
at uli'tut the same time
after 5 o'clock.
■
jitt . General Wu should he elimi
■
»led. So Chung declared win
n
it the Peking forces
and
cf hi* ahny toward Chihli. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n a a g fiia a B in iiM iB a H iw is I
L
for nil disorders In the liver, stom
ach nnd bowels Is Herbinc. It nets
powerfully on tho liver, strengthens
digestion, purifies tho bowels nnd
restores a fine feeling of energy. ;
vim and cheerfulness. Price 00c.
Sold by Union Pharmacy.
UONTRCSLP. O. BO.ua
•WASHlN^e*’ *
•VU BalUnwra and rstl . VI* n»lumor.
U. “ All-w*Ur via Philadelphia vmh
lUlllmnre three <Uy»l*y-ov»r
/•OW•1
.
l!rk*W Inrluaa
on
o" Allr(hs
Ail*vH»ny
_ tand llrrtnhl.-^ on
•teiracr* h»r» n t m chart*.
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SAILINGS FOR BALTIMORE VIA SAVANNAH
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Oct. 2b Nov..1
l 8M Herlcsblre _ .o«-i. j ,
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SS Kant ticket <*., al.
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*t>occ andinUnnatk,n'a'
ncpAHTMENr ~w,
MERCHANTS & m
transportation
ritrSOO C. Bi» 8t.
U
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Night Coughing— ;
How to Stop It
NOTI CE
!
P R^UNC S
n U R i n s i l l B e i l l l R K B V B B I X r a f l B E X B B n X B B I t l D I X! N 0 N N N R N M B R E Q H DM B l t i c 3 CSBX|
American Legion Armistice Day Pictur
SHOWN AT MILANE THEATRE
On Friday anti Saturday matinee and nifrht
IN VESTO RS ATTENTION!
K A G L T vS’ B U IL D IN G
S , B lo c k
1 n f T ie r 4 ) T O
D IV IS IO N
U N D E R
U
a
ii
(L o ts 7 an d
BK SO L D
r
F O R
a
<3
1
£
O R D K K O R
C O U R T :
by
th e
u n d e r s ig n e d
at
•tr *- \ * rti i m I m l
Hu- n m l * 1 t i ; n l a i c
V*» l»r I h r l # r * t .
it r l t ’i r u n ! ** IM
l l i r |»h*fiir*-
I 'e r m s C a s h , p m v h a s c r to
b is
“CUTWORMPOISI
pay
fo r d eed .
B id s s h o u ld
be
en d o rsed
E a g l e s ’ B r o p n t y ’.
th a n
S u c c e ss fu l
and
‘ B id s
fo r
fo r
le s s
b id
S l n . i x m .O O c o n s i d e r e d .
r e j e c t r iiiy a n d
p o s it
Nn
te n
pay
a ll b id
b id d e r
R iir h t
p e r c e n t o f b id w i t h
bn O n c e
llran-Mola.SHes, C olton
T he S ta m ia .d form ula. »ve
feeds. L et us
Vour Money Hack If
to
reserv ed .
n (| iiir e d
w hen
deed
to
d e
It nnt what a cmv EATS but v;iut thr
LHCESTS thd proJuon milk ar.d l-utlrr fats
M a s te r
is
read y
DAIRYMAN'S DELIGHT
DAIRY
FEED
(OuAftnfrfl 75%
f o r d e li v e r y .
A I .F R K lf P
i S 'i 'K I ! ,
'1H
1 0 ") W i s t
K i» v ( S t r c
tr
l«» 1 1 ( 1 * . % %( K i l l ( \% \ l * H f i i O \ t o Vi r I |i ilrfr)
l l n x r | i l r I i i r « ‘M n r r r i d i r l m l c i l li> ( h o a r t> k „ ^
The Legion l :r^es Every One to Fee Them.
o f f i c e u n t i l T .'t O P . M ., N o v e m b e r 2 ‘Jr d
1 0 2 -1 .
n il
at* x s iB B B R v n ra n x m a n r a e r a a v a a a a a v a a K am nD E R aau n itN B n n E ixH R aB D B sg aE g 'jiE
B id s f o r th o a b o v e p r o p e r ty w ill b e
re c e iv e d
The motion pictures taken of th e A rm istice Day Celebration win t
shown at the Milano T h eatre in connection w ith regu lar program.
Friday "T h e Man Nexl l)ot>r” an Em m erson Hough story, comely an
I-'ox News.
Salurduv “ Perils of P a ris" with Pauline W h ite, L e a th e r Stocking an
two comedies.
P rices-—Mali nee. .10 ant! 11 ecnlH. N ight 15 and 10 cents.
Feed Meal. Paris Gr
have it ai!. Also at
fig u re with you.
You A re Nol Satisft
Sanlord Feedd
Compuj
My rile and 1ft
I'hnne $19
Centum merr than “Jf. DIGIOTiBLE r.utnrr.tv
- V
’I
A u th o riz e d
COucHS
m;,rkrti
fo r F e n iia "!'* Count;
As'-ociatita
U.n di;*
lb-:.
PRICES for FRIDAY and
SATURDAY Thai Can’t
Be Beat.
H U iPAIIK PRICES AND QPALfTV AND THEN COME TO
CIintCHWEM/S AND BUY IT
FOR LESS.
U ; j $27.50 MENS’
$16.50 Ladies* Jersey
ALL WOOL SlITIS
and flannel dresses.
$12
$22.50 LADIES’
SILK DRESSES
$18
P& l »
MAMA DOLLS
They cry and they walk
1’Iaid and Stripe
SUITING
per yard
7 5 c m $ 1 0 .0 0
65c
$9
$12.50 LADIES
COATS...........
' 5-1.00 Ladies’ Satin
ONK-STRAP PUMPS
BELDINt; SATIN
$ l a 7 5
$12.50 Bovs’ all-wool
SUITS
Two Bair Bants
$4.00 Ladies’ Bat out
Leather
ONE-STHAB P U M P S .^
$ 3 .4 5
$ *3,y<.4
5
i «
IVr \‘ard
$2.50
( REDE DE CHINE
-Si* inches wide* Per. y^rd
98c
$ 1 .9 5
All-Wool
SERGE
A
$9
MENS’ OPTING
NIGHTSHIRTS
$3.50 Hoys’
liltOWN OXFORDS
.
t, *>i
$3.50 Men’s Black or Brown
DRESS SHOES
Bal or Blu
$ 3 .1 9
$ 3 .1 9
-«-4^•|-
.•
CHILDKEN’S SJ
SU PPER S ATaS*.*
INTERES11NG
PRICES
tv*.-- *7
95c
LADIES’ HOUSE
APRON DRESSES
kf j
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IiI
^
,;
. T i j V : at a a n K . r ■
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nr rn INI
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LADIES’ BRUSH-WOOL
SWEATERS
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v —-
i.
u
— i
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i \gswi
■r.^rr.’-rrr
V
:*• »
■* -
leva
Firrii
Barney W hile in a t homo on a
VIrtit fo r a few day a.
. i.' i i\
m
I/ t
TRY SULPh S ON
Which Has Opened f o r
■1» Jt * ,
■* tj
MM
rAv.
.B A L T IM O R E .,-... ftv., 20.—Tho
%
i
\
£
'5
Baltim ore P ost today was indicted
H ow ard and Company is tho
•
- 7WU
Iln rry lAC Lindeey has boon very
by a federal .Ttnnd Jury in n ct'-n
Any breaking out 6 f the skin,
name
of
«.
new
business
firm
which
}. N E W PULLMA^f T lA r flfc * t
ill sfn :c Inst Saturday.
.. .
■ ----------by government to teat thb legality evtri Aery, itching eczema, c*n bo
______
*1lls m°do its bow to Sanford peoE ffectiv e Nov. 17th.
i of publiratlon of income- ta x rc - quickly overcome by applying Men'
Thank Goodness Ydu Don’t H are
•Tiiiioollnn O f 1 7,Ir*
M r- Lon^uo nnd i plo> tht‘ formal announcement of
: turns by ncWnpnperft, *» tie indictto T ak e The N arty Taatlflg, III
- Mr. McDonald of Osceola attended, its opening having appeared in
™pnt which consists of five counts, the-Sulphur, declatxs n noted skin
For [JU liM iiui
Sm elling Oil Any MtfO For
UClS C c n s id c r t u : j.jjyppi, aerviccp hero Sunday night. I Wednesday-:) issue of Tne Herald.
Bptrinlist. B « a t i,)0 of Its gen n deTA M PA S P E C IA L
„
McCey’* Cod Liver Oil Tablets
Meeting o f Corr
Haggard and Company is
stioying properties, this sulphur
Can lie Purchased A t Ahy Drug
Thorpe
Dclk
and
Calvin
Oldhnm
of
11.
S.
Haggard
and
A.
"Held in W a s h i n g t o n
preparation instantly b rin g* caao
Observation Parlor and DOi
Sto re.
.
! were baptized Sunday .afternoon gurd.
from rkin Irritation, soothu* and
cars. NeW Dual Ventilated.
a1 ^ .N o v . W . - A f t - ‘: ^ ^“ v ,. Thoi
______
Thompson
in I,ake Geneva.
*
his
newest
addition
to
San
hosls Ihe eczema right up and
Why r-Hould any old person let Coaches.
gtox .
S hn.^ v o lo o e d tpfo town" ne.nranco before a grand ju ry of leu os the skhi Cleat and smooth,
ford's business world has fo r its
te■Lyb
7*™ ,<0-0pCZ Z \
Orrin Nnthodux hns returned
feebleness
overwhelm them in these 9:00 A. M. Lv. Ja c k so n v ille .-a
Harcld
Allen
and
Sewell
K
ey.
ns5t seldom I’nils to relieve the to rxen rial purpose the-.development
rwj conditions
................. ....... ..... Ar. 7:88 P, II
thoir J Home to i pend the winter.
u u „ , 5 AHoiiii'Y General.
;
nw i t without delay.
Sufferers enlightened d ays? Surely every 10:25 A. M. At . Palatka — .i_..
priority In t n o i r r .
, and b^tatinjc.pf'SsniOrH nttd ^
utry
from skin trouble ■should obtain one knows by this time th at Cod
jjcultursl Problems
m „a M argaret Lindsey and Mr.
«
.................... ...Lot. 6:55 P.
" * * " g l V E S AB3 I3 T A N C E
a >jnall ja r of Howies Muntho-Sul- Liver Oil contains moro vltamines 11:47 A. M. A r. Deland
to having dcftuiU jLongue
j0n(ruc Bpar
* ------- * afternoon roent given mlt
spqnf- a- -ji.easr.nt
pf.-ir from nnV good druggist and
#ill i e n ^ u l principally! fu
u to these ready fo* Sunday with friends in Osceola.
w**#L
.
1
Lv, 4
than anything else on Varth apd
nt " M
m
s t co.1,0
HRW Y O R K . N. Y.. N ov. 20.— nr-.- it like cold Vrenm.
bstato vlfhoifgh It wilj lidhdl
p f ili.' during the **>*
12:20 P. M. A r. Sanford — *
is
tho
grentest
body
builder
In
tho
lin
er
.President
Harding
rcfir form v bf investment pixut
tmj Which convenes
_ j , ______
Lv. 4t05 P,
t:
w orld...
thl Hne*h» tiltk a fl in five 1 P °rtl>d i« the offices (if U. S . Lino NfcW MKTIfOD
*iw> 0«sident’s agriThrough it* hetidt 1L f*.
1:02 P. M. Ar. Orlando
’
l)n
:
t
oday
,
th
at
last
night
she
H
EA
LS
P
Y
O
R
R
H
EA
fajion recessed a fte r
tho nesf. .fifm announce*
............ Lv. 3:05
h tu:
ion Wednesday proU .ito ltitn atjbm , to lnterofi£i’1*Tid w S 7 4ViI,U? U’ *n J , Wfmhlnoton rendered assistance to tho B ritish
1:32 P. M. Ar. Kissem ee ‘
tat«n I 0 i r dh* was a ^ iv ii i cchooner Yeromca, which had been Tt > Year Had Case Completely
____________;--------Lv. 2:38-1
Both ftf lh'c?
lH<»jpacking house? arc|1 bring to tljis cqnirn'UnitV desirable 1-rom lf?il|
1014 lo 1910 h“ w*f. " c * ' ’’ left helpless 100 miles o ff Cape
Heated In n Short Tim e Wrilen
idratii
S ’ry in other fields now in1 otuirationshipping hun- I cltixetis who wish to invest in and
2:20 P. M. A r. H aines f f h M I r i __
Florida
Woman.
P-..1. dally.
I,../
j develop teal estate," establish
_____ __ — Lv. 1:66 P. U ,
fksrec progressed su ffic- drod.i o f boxes of fruit
Msrch 4. when tho
'r>Lrn and
nm) Santa
Qnrtta FPn
Rflilttlfid.
J. * * .
.1:05 P. M. Ar. L *k eU n d -.„....^ -4g L
. manufactures, engage in farm ing i-^opekn
e Railroad.
rnred with the Ioki of her tectli,
..css expires, to porThe Geneva
...................................Lv. 1:10 P. M.
P a ren t-T ea ch ers'. and citru.4- industner.
j
11(l7 to Jgii© ^ warf tn the j nF.LGEN LAN D 18 AGROUND
vr 10 ye«rs' suffering, Mrs. M.
ronclumons to bo pre- Associntion
______
.1:26 P. M. Ar. Plant City —
mat last Thursday a f-.' The senior mciub-r ,,f the firm }, United
S tates
the ,
* .
-------Army.
--------- During
.. Travis, an esteemed resident of
............................. Lv. 12:51 P t-M .
•hdssiblc legislation, |ternoon with n good attendance, has had a varied business ex p e rt-) period of his enlistm ent he wits
B R U S S E L S , Nov. 20.— Tho Red Jacksonville, doeluron she finally ;
4:10
P. M. Ar. Tampn
of
the
commission
;
The
program
,
in
cherga
pf
Miss
u:m
,V
w i’ i^
.'. ' __ _ _• . - . — .
- erne during the past It years and i ldcntifierl with cantonment eon- i s ta r liner Helgenlnml which sail- sa cd her teeth by a simple homo
m
a ' M._>.*•« iiLnf
V ___
.............................. L t . 12:15 P ;, 1
,t Coolrigc tod
, Love,
ns given by the pupils ,'f |during bio career ht« been identi- struction in KnnsnH and later w as. c,| f rom Antwerp yesterday for ti.n tm c P t: “worth its weight in
6:10 F*. M. Ar. Palm etto
U not hope to
o K| tile achnol and vvtis greatly npr,rey-t fjpd with ninny lur"-e
flgin ctrs in 1 \’,,w York ran aground in the river g,,id." uring her own words: “A fter
ro projects. For with the Combat E
Engineers
..................... ........ Lv. 10:15 A. M .
,
,
■
von
years
beginning
ir.
1880,
M
r.!
Virginia
and
in
France:
From
l!>2d
program
1 ,at^ v l
________________ .seven years beginning in 1S80, M r.! Virginia and in France: From 1!>2<» Scheldt today. Her position
- l u r i n g pyorrhea for 10 years my 1
taken tonight,
6:15 P. M. Ar Bradentown
The buainesa of the m ee.mg was Haggard wan a c, mmission mer- ‘ to 1921 he was an engineer in the •nch that the task of refloating her in nth is now healed. Before I 1
... Lv. 10:10 A. t& 1
explained, was neces- soon disposed of ns tho reports |cj,ant. hover and shipper ut Chi- employ of
S tate Highway De- ■j
a lengthy one.
found cut differently, I was told j
roit the assembling of from the various Committees sho—- : CUp0 .with n burines ! e .tn b lish -1 partm ent o f Idaho.
,
expected
a lengtny
was
n->
relief
and
had
yielded
, t h i«
South W ater S tr e e t F ro m '
Since 1922. Mr.
I ,sire data on all govcrn- ed everything m splendid working, l)]uft|
H aggard has
to the losr. of six fine nolid teeth.
You’ll like to take McCoy's Cod
T il K SC EN 1C n IGH LAN D E E
ijjt5 relating to affii- ou t*:.
. ia*
UmI ip ]8K7 to ltH)0 hr wm cnnfi'jrted , boon rnproifed in city enelnecHnu'
Th -.1 I discovered Moore’s pyorrhea Liver Oil T a b lets—they nre sugar
. . . . Parlor Car IfM n .,
^ tho rommi^ion hn& nw m a, '" ’ the
pbygvouml were w„ h thc W ella-Farg.. Company In and construction work in Dttytona
in itmont. Three day? after rtart- coated and us easy to take ns candy
/
Jl» J
(J
essential basis for provuiing much Pleasure for the |th(J rnpjlcitiP(, of
a n d 1 and Sanford. Since, making Sanini. its uto, the soreness left my ! ant] they do help old people,
9:00 A. M. Lv. Jacksonvilla^;.-.;.:-jb
g ifn s; my teeth began to tighten. ; Why not try being 10 years
, ,
i,'
i„ ,i_,
tra ffic nmnngpr.
i ford hia'Tioine. he has had charge
.................................. Ar. 7:35 P . H i
TuiRday, Nov. 2.'».
hlcvi my teeth are clean, my breath younger again— why not
grow
atded for relating
. K , “. ,
~l ' l. , "
l-'iorn 1990 to I'Jl'l he was e n - ! i f the constructloh of municipal
12:25 I'. M. Lv. S«nford-...~
N
l.U
I
|».
M
.
s\v
it,
and
my
mouth
completely
stronger
in
bixly,vin
mind,
in
vltullUtiitirn! and regjil- j " J
0 ^The m e e tir e ' J ns" id dng» d in nulwny i instruetion in |linproverrenta for Fred T . WilAiia«|t!rr«i 1*hi1lri» \ii\iUf*r>
...... ..........., Ar. 4:00 Pt
hvuied.”
,
t
|ity ? 'Vhv Put take McCoy’s Co»l
I'rriali yfrrliiw fhiirrh
Hic'
Vi,; f f r j ! i imirnvd a fte r which . ef re d.ments !
i(\ th.- employ . liunm, H i" cig in ea r
The IM "1
lie experience of Mrs. Travis is Liver Oil Tnblcts anti drop 10 yoara j 2:40 P. M. Ar. Haines Cit!
si well as l.iru i, ««AilmlMHlrvit
null .'He
.
.
.................
of
the
Illinois
Traction
1
on:puny
i
value
of
work
carried
on
under
nu,
.... .......................... Lv. l:ti& I*.
,rd other subjects, will were served and a social half-hour) and other railroads. From 1904 J supervision in this city, necorriinduplicated in hundreds of other j from your age in .'10 days?
W o,
3:15 P. M. Ar. lakelan d
lo members of enjoyed.
ca
s.
If
you
have
pyorrhea—or
J
mean
this
literally,
of
course.
W
ei
to 1997, Mr. Hug^ird on-aged in i to figures submitted, during thi*
i_
............................... Lv. 12:65 P i : , *
tl , atened with pyorrhea y o u r; believe that a .10 day* treatm ent
skm as *,>on ns po»slthe real estate business in Chi- period has been $889,574.02.
Thc
Hallowe'en
party
in
charg"
ih :y
S E L L -------- R E N T 1 -th are in danger. Quick and eft t will make you feel 10 years young- 3:29 1*. M. Ar. llnbson Park.,^4^
, siiil. The commisHion,
:
of Miss Olivia Mees, was reported
Lv. 12:42 P . ^
C!lrni!
] fcrtlve treatm ent is ncccssury. Aou 11>»— but at any rate try them for
JiintJ then >mi proceed
a big success. The town hull was c o K o a N i i i n 3 R 3 x i ; i E C E n i n B 3 E a s i i v n * s c ^ B n s i i i i a i l D a < R i i r c
3:4.1
Ar.
F
rost
Proof
Proof
*im
test,
without
money
risk,
the
'
jo
days
and
if
you
are
not
antiswrk of building up a artistica lly decorated in Mack and
LV. 12:27 m m
'n a tm e n t used by Mrs.
Travis, j fie() p-'^t y(lUr money back—00 tahJw program of «g rin i]- yellow and gave evidence of a great
K
4:07 P. M. Ar. Avon Park
h imply writee the Moreham Co.. 291 |pt8—co cents nt any progressive
u
11. S. FOND
hiitatinn with the cattle
n
........ - ..... Lv, 12:03 P. W.
Gateway Station, Kansas City. M o .' druggist. Be sure and get McCoy's
Rank A* TVtint Rnmimni
tnd the co-operative deal of vvoik. Miss Evelyn Mal
t.
lard was awarded the prim, n
1:26
P
M. Ar. Sebring....^...S,U7HC
1'l.nHf
aa.i
Coder
their
guarantee
o
f
refund
j
—the
original
and
genuine^
■
,
the first to be framed motto, for being the bent
.............................. Lv. 11:45 J L M
seed two dtdlnrr- Or, pny postman
*
■
j ccadpsions.
M
masquerader.
A fter an evening
tii« f2 with few cents pordage. Use
<- •
tl
ITpn J b',e cornnilM-ion in of fun and frolic, refreshm ents of )
the 'l e a l mint 7 days. Then if you )
■
I priority pn,grain n» to ginger rake and “ witch
brew" £
n
are not wholly
write to
lv satisfied,
.
w in t e r
Ha v e n — f t . m y e r a
phM.« pf In iuiry i - in ac- was served.
u
$2 will be re
that ,-lTert an d your
Vi
In t received a new •,liipnc_.it of FLA N N EL D R E S S E S —
S P E C rAL
M l l a k f r y an d ( ’o n fc c tlo n g r y .
lilii thc repressed wieh
turned nt onei
U
Striped, 1’lnid anil Checked at
Parlor Car Train.
Coriidgc thut i m tg |
B
I t l t K A I l , C A K E S , 1*1 KS.
he disposed of it 1 fa tfu ie wittiin the n ,fjuiio.ueiit- >f
*
D A ILY.
9 : 9 0 A. M. Lv. Jacksonville
If worry got us unvwhere some
u iiiv
ribl, :n order that j medicine and science.”
M * .t n t l N n t tmtMi :«rnl I * »' t-| n rk
of
uwould
be
(Hiving
much
larger
......
.............
Ar.
7:35
P
,M .
The speaker explained that the
short session of
I n r i i r r * i f l i n k A *4*. m i l l I ' l r n i H I,
12:25 I' M. Lv. Hanford
income taxes. Goshen Democrat.
have tiie benefit American program Voiced the pep
------ Ar. 4rt»0 P. 1
u!nr demand, ns well us th:n - f
shin's conclusions,
SA N FO U n AY KNUR AT .SECOND S T R E E T
2:49 P. M. Lv. HainuB City
congless,
and
was
supported
.L'/
siun took up tod ay
...................... Ar. 1:55 P.
ivei ament finnn- organizations representative of all i3unnunwaiuM«Knaaiii4BiBwnH»wwMBiRH»««BWKH«*oi4»*fci-iJM^i.
2:56 I*.M. Ar. Izike Alfred
the
United
Sta
tes.
He
s;it,l
if
Iffticultare in culling
..................... Lv. 1:15 Pit!
rnr Mover Jr ., mnn- were .suggested thut the A merit a •
12:13 P. M. Ar. W inter HaVi
„f tl..- War Finance l ure expecting to cover too r.m •
l.v. 12:50 P .
Th* in v en t freight ground at one stride, one cou..I
7:45 1*. M. Ar. Bartow ......
answer
I
hut
such
a
course
i;t
lo'.s
ai affecting ngri. . . Lv. 12:25 P.
ifits, mil- of the major dangerous to the intere-tls i me
4:13
P.
M.
Ar.
Fort Mead* SldLFkfore
eoiumission. human race than nil attem pt m ere
....... Lv. 11:57
ly
to
mark
tim
e
or
dally.
with i liuirmen Hull
4:39 P. M. Ar. Bowling Green •
“ We lay our case before the con- |
.si* i iimmerct- Com- v. -ition without reserve nod with- !
Lv. 11:40 A. *
vra:<-ri>'>wer tadiCies out ulterior inoLive»/’ tlic bMmp |
4:44 I* M, Ar. Wnuchula
merit were liiken up said. "Theft: jju iu gqilt.hhidgj\!izg| 1,
------ ,----------- Lv. 14:27. .,
;*»*»m
?*
5:35 P. M. Ar. Arcndiu
of the federal |>oW- rehtli T!trr'*r»"wtr*o. *
e-'**«r',‘ brAo-t»
B»n.
.........................
Lv. 10:36 A.
in our |tfo(>oMil- we m • .lisn i rank
0:25 P. M. Ar. Punta Gorda.
Lv. 0 ;H ',
M.
7:25 P. M. Ar. F o rt ^
W iLt
BY BODY
i
_____
cd^o whore he hejidlet^
cHy ^Prormrty InudditYonto tan'dn in Colorado, Kansas and Wyoming. He
followed the came butirosn from
1907 to 1009 in Denver. Col.
From 1010 to 1011 he was again
■
8S5»SirtS;-
r S T U ^ ’.T ^ A ^ K !^
..............
‘The Old Maids Club’
m,;ii senoof." fuDiroimoi
I
TYPEW RITERS
EXCEPTIONAL
VALUES
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
ONLY
See the live models
displaying Full Foot
wear at Lloyd Shoe C6.
Friday and Saturday
M IL L E R ’S
$10.75
M. KronerTs
Commission
Session T o
In January
|
/•
KVERGI.ADKS LlM lTK D .lt
FantouM Ftrtrldn New Kngll
Train
74, N(.v 'JO A fter the
id Hi uilvi luit'onal
aeren: i U . dm-sday of the
I plan 1"i tin- control an I
Izriitii-i.ti- n f lie* narcotic
ppCh:nI,- | Brent of the
delivered an
dd.igo ie cx! > i > mi offered, j
Mihmitinl ut I
: i.:,t the dele, j
opportunity
) a.>n nil tin
"lil nil- "
- (diarized
« 1 -• m the na
il '
and was no
o ' i . tl,e idealn of
mio lei ms of
I »nJ na .i - r, ,:i.mill pracv
!'■ •
lic declared,
1 Ui * In. S
■cy sigiistory
IjMUt- rule i lo ioli is pledged
liotn - n| f 11 ssion of the
.•pttni t<-.d coeuino nud
*a » !u c :.
.......I
th e
I Thrmich Slt-cprrr, lo f
I New York, Wn^hfnjrton, Chi^
i via Seminole.
Dinintr Far Hrrvlce
4:05 I’. M. l.v. Sa-Jo rd
Ar. 12:20
8:D> i\ M. Ar. Jacksonville
....................... Lv. 9:00
G:30 IV M. Ar. W n s h i n g te n
TH E
re iL rlc -
N EW
STU D C BA K ER
STA N D A R D
S IX
D U P L E X -P H A E T O N , $ 1 1 4 3
For Sonny and Brother, for tiny girls and
older gii Is and for His Majesty, King
Baby, the Speer’s Toy Shop has an end
less variety of gifts.
.. Lv. 0:30 ,*
0:06 A. M. Ar. Now York .
............... .........
Lv. 12:30
8:00 A. M. Ar. .BostOn
•—...................... ....... L v , 7 :2 8
Tickets, Reservations,
Inform ation From
J . G. BU RRO U G H S. T i t .
Phone, 531 *
Hanford. Florida
m‘
*
' *4,
ATLAN TIC COA ST L lN I
“Standard Railroad of tho
iftmdactioif and muutt-
Oysters
T h is new-type ca r solves an
• old-time fam ily problem
DAILY
•r.^ Vegetnldes
in
Season
FJJUt'iial.;, , , ic n
~'A I I it lJ IT CO.
tl r i l r f n
|
R iia s s s u iu m p g
New Water
** w l ,ur llenlll,
m
v, i..
,
>» 1,1-4 litis
r -i refill.
|r »» S r r « l r r
'Wuur 4*11
1-al.e SprinoH C o.
ST A N D A R D S IX
_ u i in ty n 50 - lJ- —
I, I'ami- nypl«i'H)hc(pn $ l 14i
yi'nM. r>upUi-ito4d<tif 11
V|'4», Ctu,f»c*noa»ititr. 1 1^5
C«»upo * * * * ‘
l-Pnat. ScUan . - • * . IS’vl
5 Po*i. U<r!in« . . . .
lMk)
4-cukrtl biiibi,4 Jilt' tiK/rfili
$60 tin a
"MI
J
'''■ ■ M m u i i i i i i i i
S P B.C I A L S I X
u o tn. ir. II <o H r.
J.
fiu . UuyUs - IHu Muu
I-Pm.. Duriti
1
~
. 10JO
, 2 150
. 2211
M W tic flirt® .
4-wK* H
1 itcM
I*U ItlWR,
’
1/.! r
•A Fine Candy
b f a k r t . S d U c m m h ttU .
>75 r t r t
D IO S I X
127-krn. W. a 75 //. P. ,
|.pMi.)>upUi-l’liuioa *1674
,' J-P tu . C uuta
7 .P w 5,J , q
. . . .
. . .
*
*
26*0
276*
U.rUa« . . . i 20t>9
4-wkwl bolus I dimewhttU.
t l * ii» o
(All Irrlctm{. a. b. foaorlu. and
•JU.n la nioHti ulilow Mk» I
10c
D
AD hat always waiHeii an open
car. lie likes freedom. He
wants speed — and tlexibillty. lie
loves to open 'er up on a smooth
country road and feel tlie wind whiz
pun his face.
But'M other . . . . chr wants com
fort and protection— she’s thinking
of that raioy day when the young
sters have to go to school.
And here at Dzt Is a new-typ*
cor to meet this old-time family
41491
problem.
I t ’s a glorious—joyous— free, airy
open car wfienyou wqat i t
Then when it storms it may be
changed to • comfortable^ ssfeatiiertigkt enclosed car wjth complete
protection from wind and rain.
Thirty seconds is all it takes —
simply lower tbe roller : aide en
closures. without eveti leaving your
scat. You’ve never seen anything
like it before.
The Duplex body is framed and
shaped in steel. Upper and lawer
sections are integral. Thus itc
i
stru c tlc i) is su b s ta n tia l and its
beauty bating.
It baniehec once and for all the
trouble of attaching the old-type
curtains—-makeshift at beet.
No m ere burrird efforts hurting
for the right curtain while the stotm
beats in.
No more exposure, through hclea
torn in them, while trying to obuin.
for the emergency, tiw protection
given by a closed car.
T o th* man unwilling to cacrifice
the thfill of Open car m otoring—to
the woman who wants closed car
protection right at her finger Ups—
this c<!r offer? a wonderful new adventuib— it marks a n*w eba in fin*
car possession.
In justice to yourself — see the
new Duplex now. Only Studebaker
makes it.
SAN JllAN GARAGE CO.
’j
*
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SANFORD, FLORIDA-
i
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........ T r "
f '
Here are a few things that will delight
children on Xinas Morning:
Try Smith’s Bi
Shop for ffood 1
work. Ladies wel<
Next to Valdeasi,
KHMM■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ !
D ells o f Kvery
D e s c r ip tio n
Miima ( voice dollh).
IllujUr Head Dolls.
Uarirfnr. IKilL.
Bleep Ino Doilaf unhrrokablr)
Doll f.'.Trlagea
Hull lied-.
Dull RocklTH.
Doll Kiddy ( oops.
SK A N D
[O
�:• : '
^ T;v
...
fMr>«nMwi>VN
—
AWcrrd.'About T ta| C ontest.:
tho.final
H erald’s Salesm anT h is is tho.
final week of T he Siptfofd
.
ship
Campaign.
T
h
e
contest
w
ill.clo
se
Snturday n igh t *vt
’l 1 1 ? ’tM S ? * F o e t n«ie*
’ Tlotidit, uiulw Act of ten o’clock, and th e prizes will be awarded as soon th e re a fte r
h t.
as tho votes can be counted. Tho B u ick T ouring car is w ait
ing fo r its owner and. on Saturday n ig h t it will be stand ing
In fro n t o f T h e Herald O ffice, w ith gasoline in th e tan k,
ready fo r its drive to its new garage. T he oth er prizes will
_
W ' * ■ .1
A — A t * •» I n n n M
r. nn/I |Ua Alit n *•/! a *«* •11 llA
IOX RATH
nth* ..II. SO be ready for delivery to the winners, and the aw ards will be
HI* Mon
3lty ht t> rrier, p«» made prom ptly.
IS.60
' Kditlon
KitIt
I'trhlv
T he cam paignf thus fa r has been a success, ju s t as we
knew
it would
ild be iin th e beginning. And th is should be the
tenCKh' Alt obituary.
of thanks, resolution* biggest week o f th e campaign, by long odds. T h e race be.Tentertainment* whrr#
»$ tween several o t th e con testan ts Is exceedingly close, and th e
►resit# will l>* t-barged
tsjy.advertising rets*. i 're s u lt hinges Targfely on the work accomplished w ithin the
K*»for4. n » r t ) »
.
]* J
s'ADsoriATKii r » B **»
» iro * ttw o tfln y s .''
sled I*r»S» la axel us* > T h e prizes Will be awarded in s tr ic t conform ity with th e
. |o the use Tor rsnub,'all new*'-««*aL»h*s original announcem ent. T he cam paign has been conducted
.ilr ndt o lh ef^ rB a ^ r<>j
|er and s lit
In it
bile
rein
herein. .
„ of special'..,
lio reaerve*!. '
LB T lf OUGHT FOU TODAY
tC GOODNESS OF GOD:—
l that tn&v would prAise the Lord
Ills goodness, nntl for Ills wonill work* to the children of
Paalra > 7 :2 1 .
it lufljtiU the year * laid
' hoDiV- *
autild thcao
§ L » ,
y himself hr talks:
yellowing
1a t eventlds, listening earnefttly,
kt Id* work ydu may hear him hoIi
and sigh
the wnlkt;
" 'ward! ho bnweth the heavy
at i l l ! * '
e monUjcring flower*,
ivity 2Knrigs the broad nuny flower «
it the grove i* the earth eo
JflO Yeani e f Fiflh A renac.
Rat Week
leci End*.
Education Week S ta rt*.
Worse Things Than Rata.
DY ARTHUR B R I8B A N B
icee rrtg at i t * 0
:
i v
’ t
p
x E S T H E FO RG ET
V
r
.
r - j
i t
’,
f
t
i
<
r
j
.. THE C IT IE S OF thin country .
arc beginning to take intcreat In
their own ancient date*.
New
York this week celebrates the hun
dredth anniversary of Fifth Ave
nue’s existence aa a real street.
It wn* a cowpath one hundred
year* ago, and a rocky one.
Only eighty-five year* ago Chris
topher Mildeberger , leaned over
the picket fence of his farm , that
would be now at the corner of
Fifth avenue and Twenty-third 1.4 *
street.
_____
Buy a
CLARK JEL
Gas Range
Ball Hardware]
f. Vf,
1 ■ li ' ‘•A
l-n,
fairly and im p a rtia lly . It will be? finished th e sam e wny.
Prom inent ju d ges have been selected to see th a t th e votes
i^re correctlj* counted and to declare th e final results.
' > .V qtts a rc not sold in th is contest. They are given ns
awards fo r subscriptions to the paper. It is subscriptions
\v e do ththgaijuickly, in. Amaiv
th at count and to be a winnoi a con testan t m ust tu rn in tea,
j,,n hniiit!nf»
nn and
nml tearing
if-urlmr down.
down,
building up
many of them .
In 1845, at Fifth Avenue nnd F o r - ^ ’ -y,
In the two days which rem ain in this contest leaders ty-ee?ond Steert, was completed
should -put forth th eir
, best e ffo, rts, , in gettin g votes. , T he 'th e great Croton reservoir, in tro -; 4r,
Simmons SiL,
Refrigerator
at
Ball Hardware!
TIRE SA1
t i m e is s h o r t . T h e p r i z e s n r e vn lu ab lo . It w ould he n » h n m e , duHnt; runilinR Wfttvr int0 nny Ncw
f o r a n y w o r k e r to fail t o w in \>y t h e la c k o f a f e w v o t e s , ,
Yotk hn1IF(, thnt rnrc<1 t„ hnve it. !
T h e H e r a l d e x p e c t s S n t u r d a y t o h e a r e c o r d b r e a k i n g tiny, i Tlu. r(,scrvolr |, K„ ni, nmI in itB
T l i e r e will be Ih e ftnnl r u s h o f s u b s c r i p t i o n s a n d n b u s y o f - ,,luct. t tai*<l* the great public lib ra -' f l e e f o r c e will t r y to clieck up t h e v a r i o u s c o n t e s t a n t s a s r n p - j ry ttll(,ri> nny c it|Ion cnll ..j.tain 1
idly a s p o s s ib le in o r d e r to g i v e (ite m e v e r y p o s s ib le m i n u t - 3 ; kn‘liwl,.l!u(. without
money
and
in w h i c h t o w o r k . B u t t h e c o n t e s t will end p r o m p t l y a t t e n j wjl|lllUl ))rjCP.
o ’clo ck , S r / l -d ay n i g h t , j 'o n t e s t a n t s a r c u r g e d n o t to w a it |
’ ---------u n til t h e last m i n u t e to t u r n in t h e i r s u b s c r i p t i o n s .
p .10 YI’. AltS AGO this writer perW h i l e t h e c o m p e t i t i o n will lie liv ely nnd t h e e n t h u s i a s m iMiuded Joseph Pulitzer to drive up
will ru n hiKli, t h i s n e w s p a p e r h o p e s t h e Kami? s p i r i t o f ' F i f t h Avenue, along the East *ldo
fir;
f r i e n d l i n e s s will p r e v a il an d t h a t a f t e r the* w i n n e r s a r e a n - ! of Central Park, saying to him,
Mounted on S a t u r d a y n ig h t, e v e r y o n e will lie h a p p y a n d fu lly i "Buy bon! Imre, Uncle Joe,
and
s a t i s f i e d t h a t t h e b est w o r k e r w on .
'you’ll own whnt is to be the most
1valuable private residence property
the world.”
L et The Day Mean Something: to Sanford I, in "Nil
” 'iiii! Joseph Pulitzer, "ilechit Sr; ,
—
lievo me, llrifebnnc, nobody will
ily hang* the hollyhock,
evily tuing* the tiger lily.
T h a n k s g i v i n g D a y will he c e le b r a te d th is y e a r on th e come lip here to live nnd drive
and hushed and T w e n t y - S e v e n t h o f O c t o b e r . S o m e p eop le w h o m a k e a p r a c over the e cobblestones.”
But they did come, alt those that
clos«,
'a tick, men’* room when he t i c e o f b e in g g r a t e f u l o n ce a y e a r a r e a l r e a d y p l a n n i n g , th u hnil money enhtigh.
d e t a i l s o f t h a t d a y ’s f e s t i v i t i e s . T h e y will e a t f a r m o r e t h a n
And Joseph Pulitzer eventually
yl- talkk#Uj‘ .repose
is g o o d f o r t h e m , a n d n e v e r b e g r u d g e t h e c o s t o f t h e ‘‘e x t r a s ’’ bought a site for his house on a
An hou r*before death.
side street otf Fifth Avenue, tmyr t 'faints and my whole t h a t will g r a c e t h e i r b o u n tifu l b o a r d .
•oulfgtfeve*
O t h c r fo lk s w h o h a v e sp ells o f t h a n k fu ln e s s f o r t h e i r ,‘ " n i 1f‘ L e m . r ' b l o c k ^ f n . n t would
moist rich *mcll of the rut
b le s s i n g s s e v e r a l t i m e s a y e a r a r e a l s o p la n n in g tile d e t a i l s , have cost him when he drove over
ting; leaven,
o f the* d a y ’s d o in g s, b u t th is c la s s o f ’’T h a n k e r s ” a r e th in k those cobblestones.
1 th e ’ breath
the fading edge* of box be- in g le ss o f th e f(rod th e y will e a t an d m o re a b o u t th e am ou n t ;
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the yfenr’* Inst rote,
ll.y (Imre that ill me there to live
Ily hang* the broad sunflower luck tilts y e a r .
T h a n k s g iv in g D a y , on th e w h ole, o f f e r s a g re a t opp or- uml spend their m-rumulniod nmni t * grove I’ the earth *u
chilly;
tu n itv fo r th e s tu d e n t o f littnm n n a tu r e to g e l a co lle c tio n ol ' >
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energy that,
Iy hang* the hollyhock,
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eavlly hangs the tiger lily.
g e n e r a te d in to a day o f g o ig in g . T rie g t a t it u d e
id ea, on j Avenue niistoeriiL*" farther and
-Anon.
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! t'n l prices on all siln |
Stntes, Penns j Ivan iu.
lag.
30 X V /r
urny Tubes
Red T ubes
Q r
fa rt h e r north, to m ake loom for
the business enter p rim * thnt have
hni!l up New York
(SU A It ANTEI
F. P. RIN
A'\\y
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Rrcond Sti
1111 Sanford Are
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Past
WATCH T IIK SOUTH
Co-Operation
ST. AU G U ST IN E RECORD
“ Writih the S m ith ,” u tilis e * n ■luring practically tin* whole year.
Southern i ilitoi i commenting nn
Cnnaduin <intmeiul
paper, which
the lion t ge.in the Smith In’ the
in the a m a z in g pro g re ss of
Otmelian newspaper
make
t'
tn c Sonin in M ates n eornpetitoi point tied when friendly panel's
o f ('amnia in a n u m ber of wnv.*. in m ighlionng countries call ntyet the ( an ad inn tinner does nut | tiiitiiui I . the South’s progress
show jealou-i
I he <'aiunlian pa and proKp.-rity, it is time for pis>•ders that the t-'du*
per tell- o
ple m the South to realize mure
of the Sou th ’’em- ftiHi v. hat they have at hand and
The success o f any business
pends first upon the men behind
Kveryonc in this Dunk, -every
rector, o fficer, teller and clerkwork inp; with the spirit o f helpfulm
to our customers.
' S S S l - ............. .............................
to nil ii kerf to
tin*
iioKsibititl*’*
1cun he i.mii up on -mind and nroll* it tticm for ileveluping the "e-
of i at unit I -.i.iii.. - so to tintifullv given to tliis
t'.irt of the count i \ .
watt tiing the
All \rr. u a ii ■ a l t rai ting intent n i
South
J* i * 4 O-------te lv m u c h , t h a t c a lls fo r sp e c ia l t l i a n k s to t h e f . i v i r ot Ail 1 An-nue on both side* me th.-budd- as nii
( 'm i t e n i p o r u r y i 'o n i m e n t
lore, tier an mc tin* p*-o
omen*r«ile in .Sunhenm, f’tilo,,” (io o d . It w ould s e e m t h a t e v e r y f a m i l y in w h ic h m o d e r a t e l y m - of ride*
They bring visitor* pie of •f.t r nai l- of t to- ' ountrv
* an A.? (I*, dispatch. Well, good h e a l t h , m o d e r a t e l y good fe llo w sh ip , m o d e r a t e f r e e d o m ' '|,M
As Maine went so went the nal 'u- money that n eu te* and <1 " t :.i ■1 ■'Oil t r ll-i III I- 11>||||z
irhere don‘A they ?
llig that h" ut lii rn pro-nci it v nod
•n. mily mure m
Springlield Re
f r o m t h e g r e a t e r t r o u b l e s ol life p r e v a il w ould m a k e T h a n k s - . ' ” , ; l ''
Iv i* ' !■ ll.l op on a -oued and
it'll' Ol
?V.
1 v'
i .u m m i n
m n is iie s
u ,- "itnt thorouch d rl ch'Omutll .ot liuloi 01
i
i l ■uftceitc J that Uu» rettuun g i v i n g D a y an o c c a s i o n fo r e x p r e n s m g g r a t i t u d e , a d a y f o r
ti AI Sniit h tin* I . i n e
I! alw ayi has
fit the Inst won c a r n ’i n g h a p p i n e s s i n t u l n w t!iv n rp tl‘1rnttu,s a n d f o r b r i n g i n g We« k «> w<- begin "EdneaLion rusqmit;.'.
g l a d n e s s in to less h a p p y lives.
•
t\Y<-*k." I.omlnners imnounee ttint
The Smith’
niltUlal n m i l e
Klsiiei man "f the deuim iJitic pnl iy.
because she was created last.
h s water
It "Mon Tnumcript.
H e r e in S a n f o r d T h a n k s g i v i n g D ay c a n be c e l e b r a t e d in they have kill'd three million rats ate alno's- limitless
ih Mi (Hit*
KltlU'iJLit-1| )o f lilt’ j pow l Juts |ui •11IIit I .i Ii, I 11 dele]
Uow thing* ripB and fall.iii n n m r u T t h a t will r e - a c t t o t h e good o f t h e to w n a m i its nght k111<I u.U destroy
tiling* vrnru
more * onm
«li stn>y thirds
OpmWlt is filing ji-.miai.tc 1ii.i1
ThmiL'1! i h*’ olid .»?«»tith
a K:n«l
T O t r K T n o l l botto1111", people f o r m a n y a m o n th to c o n ic . L e t t h e r e he sum** . pci ial tun infill (han rnt«, including super.
tlie SnUth M,,I hr»\e (it'IUldalit |»».n
, • it* i tar k , * iilv in ( 'Mil nip. o j; t
balloon pant*.
till ■ f"i lUiiii*t 11
k i’Mlii i*. b i nt'l
]'hilail\ai|t)ii:i j |
slu m o f n c i g h h o r l m c s s , s o m e *>pe' ial s h o w o f u n ta d fish iie s *, •titmii • p o i i t j , n.ce and religii.u* 1ei frmn i*
k'died
j
I,mg a f
11e.im . I IIIi I, Ini I vetntig I'utdii l edger.
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Sanfdrd had a tennis court,
I in id' n t ally . ,'itiicalion Mill wipe , i , dilution
i l ...............1 m !
,Wn woffii have golf and lemu* ! s p r e a d e n fo ld in g w in g s o v e r e\ci \ S a n f o r d h o m e a n d Mii.ie "in -"nn id ihe i.io!e hrntid -uper |1Mll, mini's
Ill l]1g Till'
' hi .1
T h e i Id up I.
I iri Mr. Ford’- ~
itford
how, too, t a k e lom Im e s s a w a y fro m th e h e a r t s o f s i t m i g e t .. -tit lull feat ill e s d si'S vl III vxisl
III the W01 id '• t l to i in * i i ,,ik ■i>g i i i i n. ol aid npiil ie* i.s in'\v wort iC
*•>(
mg ii hgi"M*.
w h o m a y chan* e to he in S a n f o r d on T h a n k s g i v i n g D a y .
a. i ..I eiiilitifa't
M•, ; l l m g
- Spi ing'ii 1 l
the South tin
Th« Cclory.C’ily Sage says that
i;< .ublu an
nung SL'tJ .ii I I ill' i , "ill >v P
It ATS IN I.IINI'ON atone do fur
WOW puzzle is not neces
and I In” e .III
11* are t. >’ 1.
' r i i c t e n e v e r wn* u g oo d w a r
had p e a c e . — Hen. l*i a *i iv outlion il.,llai« Mot |ii uf da mag i- lie
• nmrt’a wife.
Indlieus nf n< 1.
t mit r 11s s 1111 •i . Ildet ). Il- t. -t
t i >i ian - ■'
tin.
e i i i , >eai
IgTnuanii in AOle! I ol . ultival i a m l I In-v a i ■■ i ‘ i l ha! t hi w 11 .' k , lid o f Mitige and
•an i it it •dues hundreds of millions <1ii. mg iusi mhut i h. u i. Id i ■ei 1- piiMilet ;ll<
i ' in il. t lie 11 \niit's,
brew* don’t run
, Whrn trouble
trout.
ol damage eteiy (eat
I’he rial Ii - i innate i- i he f 11a ■ m i 111. toil ii-( Mi..
i.d • f g u r g le m ,odd
Drink it You may
Away fro
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and
lusuiif
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ti" lecumni. 1 i
r V I,■ pi
\\ asliirigl on I 'os t .
not get anolheer chance.
.tiling mil d
part " f Hie i us( of igtininnee. also
I .<) 1' IS \ II.I.E COCIlll It .Il M' If N AI.
v---- « ---------w h i c h t h e g r e a t A m e r i c a n f e a s t d a y w a s e s t a l d i s h e d is f a r
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I f a t first ydu don’t aureved, take to o o f t e n o m i t t e d in t h e a v e r a g e A m e r i c a n h o m e .
for midtbor walk.
A n d t h e a v e r a g e A m e r i c a n h o m e lias s o m u c h , s o m l mi
12 x 4
10H
CcW6/?£
thorough d< 11‘lopnieiit
romnir, •-
If you desire friendly and praclic
banking connections then hringyoJ
account to
FIRS! NATIONAL
A
C O M M U N IT Y
F . 1». F 0 S T E I L 1‘ reticletil
B U IL D E R
H. F . WHITNKH. (’a
NKW PA KU A M KN T
I
me was when man madi has
le the Bull Shone. Now tie lliaken
by the moonshine.
the t o-d " f
|n11.< cit'icn and ju d g i " .
butt lesti.p- and aiinie-
The less lit it i'll I’m till .'lent lie
,i
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gin- it riileri I ulus liltll a mil
Sanford hud n good time being j'.ril v for 1to- ili.iiiinant party
and I,, an) a g in ullnn and
.h
1’R E M l i| NT i u n i If u, I ; s no
l” i .
alt II I tl ii*
a r*’ iii' iv tii
:ifi in ro ill.i in;- Mils Kdu alh n
idi penih nt i n t In- to -itid. i »
0
d an eidmged eiiiiino rci- with Week. I' tic Ion I and its sound ,-t.i
to tho governors y e*leu lu ), >vi.H ier ttuin it ha- been in a ccn 1lie IMillsil ilouimiiilis. 'I his 1- I" •HIV nn ssnge o-i eitucalion sill c
no doubt Received publicity too |(uiv
l lus has its disudi autugei he I U! t her udvaneud li\ the |Oo •Inurea* messag.
to tin- s, In, .1
iOable to b« bought.
i ns well a* its value Ii gives free P- -d if l i rel erenti al duties Milh teachers nf Fi am i
reign to the t 'misi-i vul n (•* with l ' the Kmpi i e thuugfi here at
”’l cm h tlie children to read
it we can’t understand is why 1Social mm as the mitv alleruativc h ,i't IS the s ugges ti on of the old
intelligent|.v and all knowledge
Sanford adopt the cominutl- Iand it pievents Ihe Government •itiesunn of u
la open to them."
protective t a r i f f
W®St plniliwhcn it inaugurated i lx in* turned nut for some trif
I his iiut'siinn. nr r a t h e r a model
SU new coniinuuity welfare plun
ling difference
It unites sloth ate t a r i f f , will nu doubt ciniiu to
FATHER*' .’. N il n omers need
fid n etfiods liecause tin Govern tl. foie when the res t orat i on ,,i i rot worry hccitU'*- their childtcu
.The produorr of " t'ii ilitutinn" mei t is not hemmed in along a •he ..................
MvKunna ___
duties is eoiiaidi n-l I Ihi k ‘‘col! ege i Ineat ion" tl they j
load. but clvillzutlull just us lie sal' and sane imirso. vil it uf- These wartime tuxes, it is nigu I. have been taught to read in lid 11
it, continues to live hi the fords power that may be wielded w.-r- iiu burden
anywhere ui, I TM’,ll|Y. nml il th. > lead the right
|0||# old way.
fm (lie hug,- min* ut Ihe lliitisli then revenue was greatly mis c l l', " ’ks' •"'• ause their minds crave
k ■ •— t—-it
I eniplie.
wlon th. Mmlionuld Govcrnmcuti lnf‘" ' " ,nt1' ’"
Umdrntown lias changed its | h r.on all indiialinit* the Itald a holt-, hid them. Nevett lutless |it"
A better, mere useful education
to Bradenton, why doesn't Mill I iiiver'iill.ent Mill hi M to Mil' •<it ion in it* American sense
can be got ftoiu two y ears’ *y
Jradcntown Herald drop tlie |lllle The I.unp .igu litlelalees of
not likclv to be b roue lied bv the leiimtic reuding ,,f the tight kind
from Its jdute line?
|the lory li-.i'li '- poll,I in tins ,|i Giivi-pnn.ctit that already ha- I .u i than the edlliuti-'ii planted in the
fy
lection
The muki‘!i|i of |iie Cuti ed a Ii' . sup on till u n hid 'l lum, average young -tudent in Ins foui
j^tndy Bridge connecting liniipii Inet add* weighi to the .’micimnin the ItrU’sli e lecture
>i ill's at colli ge
**t, Pate Abu rg was ojiened to i it i* not to t»* tin- "Id Kt,i 111vi in
I vi > other points have been iinh
yesterday and the two cities
AN
U N Ft lit II NATE
yotii g
|Go\eminent tl,.,' <"tnimt led hup i at cd, otic iiiimi.ctal.nbl v - rc >"i t , i,
ily beamin' us one.
t'lil. sitting m hi i own iiiitiiimibiii.
i tile in adv "i a' mg piotei t mu
It
"I tin- Anglo R ussian tri-a'v and i lose to allot In-1 ear oceupn*! b>
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}_ A Jot In pan ford, bought for Is an entllelv new deal Tho old otippull " f the I wag ue of Nations hi'l fathi*i and ntiillier, suddeldv
Baldwin
(iio
ei
nnu-nl
can
imidly
"alo n g [ii actu al lin e s."
l>ji
tin- "Tn■t herself dead
11 SO two undOlie half yen IS ago,
The reporlci
Other day, for twelve hun Ik- lulled urn fi it was an inheri first t'totio.iUon th e ( 'upset v at ' i • siivs she "was young, rich, hcn'.i:i
tance.
Its
polli
lew
welc
tilltllept
vv.-re given th e ir tirvponiletiint inn ful, had u good social posiliun."
dollar*. I f you aren't buying? . lhl,u '* 11*
*
I tie Kecoiid was fiin-'i-i-n
real estate, you are letting »••’>“
1 uw that nearly jo ritv ,
And since she had "everj tiling
golden ( 'opportunities slip wrecked fnieign relations and lelt when \’iM"unl Robert IT-td wu- ii the world that anybody collid
|
domestic
KindittoiiM
in
i
i.ntusnop
made
tin
memls-r
of
thu
t
’ulunit
h your jfingers.
wimt," the* reimiter* can't explain
I ( ’aught in the murk nf things th * for the League.
T h • oonusitian her suicide.
Banfurl ileruld want* to J *'R«mtth>UH ......... I H follow ed Ihe t" the I’t o t " ol of A r b itra tio n m»> .
what hl4 become of the oldgirl* who used to look
■folly with soulful eyes and
nnd strong
St, **You a le so
The Herald
g ro n d e rfu ir tVI
her It might also put in
the i irl who read "Three
Itehin a locked jJ o r ’ I I
New.
J*'11. ” lh‘‘
h,^h lu r,ff *" mean i new d i-u rm ain cif. c o n l . r
" K V E U y T H I N G IN the world
lead Ills euuntrv out of industrial c n . e bin in other Inter the Hut that anybody could w a n t" i*
a
desuetude and unemployment
He i*h M lm s liy is exp iate d tn f..l
tU aU m int
No human betng
Was
not
his
own
tnsKei
and
Ids
y **
cvv the course
so
[lU'.'tMfillly lurl.iitK l e a l and in te res tin g work
wu* lu’ velv the defeat of Ma cd by the pre. eding U v n, . fully occupying the mind, has ”.-v
his predecessor.
•r> th in g tliut anybody could w a n t."
The programme In- enters upun '" V , ’ .,
N - ’Wi •'.”<
1a-uv ing out the very depth of
|tr.day Is directed sitlely fo solve , * u k ' r' “H k " l" t fEng.un-I
w.Ih miaciy in which death is chosen
i thu preaent problem To promote i atronyer hold
mi a“ ffta
in1 ip
m dl a ' a t thy a lte r n a tiv e to d is g ra ce or
............
•a11
industry, to reduce unenioluynietil, greater PppuituniL. Iujv-ai>niuw t starvation, there an- more atn
ths |lo
i lu rollevt- the housing situation.
lt« o f 'th e efforts of the
•ides among thus.- that have too
othfr* to get out n full
uuichithun a nnmg tlio.M- that have!
" -- - - r t
it election day, only about
ton litlla.
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Ing (mutation of the
Die votlr
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TO F E E L L IK E WORKING
lock file trouble to g o to
U’ llA T W ILL TIIK S t.ak E
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x
alia. There Was a time when
WAYCROKS JO URNAL 11E R A U )
ehuiige do this week .’
■'And women t o o , fought fur
Last week it hr.>ke records f >r
Alsc,. but now that they I
buying nnd selling, and financial
For the overage man work is endowed with alert mental I util
moat of them don't know
write"* tell you that the vntue of |
thu major iiortiun of the joy of ities, eager for the days’ work.
to do .V!jl,h i t .
_________ “Increusixl
..
securities
by three mil!
life. As a loafer ha would be de
Others seem to wulk with leaden ' ion dollars.” Perhaps so, perhups
real estate lias be- sirable.
feet as though they W e r e slave* not. The value of stocks depend*
Ho is happy only as . tho day sent to a daily grind. They are on the value of tin- things behind
t from one ewnar to
rd can look forward biirtgs to him u series o f tusks to, not interested in their mail They the stock#.
in ter *t*epn, \V’Ihii rpjirlng thought, cneigy nml jttdg- atiAwer thy Good Morning of an
le
begin buying nunt for thvir ucconiplUhmeut.
, . 11 *rtjUuinjance with u curt acknowlT lfE VA LU E OF the railroad de
G
rag they are doing .H ow furtunute I hen Is he Vrttti
rdgomrnL Their faces la-truv no pends on traffic, on efficiency, on
will be easily con- F E E L S like working.
1anticipation. For them, ax El Management and honesty. Von
possibilities here
def report* on the traffic that may
It standpoint. If
bo reliable. But you have to guess
‘ i up to for Hut moniiug mail on the way ( another.
a t the honeety and efficiency.
■t unto to work.
They do hot F E E L like workBefore you buy anything, find
its in a.-good .humor.
Ja g .
i hralth, thoroughly hilv
Neither do Utey enjoy life,
paper th at th#
I
m S si
New
A n y D e c o r a tio n
you want is good
b u n g a lo w
w ith
la r jj e st rceru’d t^
I . r e n t e d nn lot seve«ilv-lM
itv o n e h u n d r e d t h i r t y - s e v e n f e e t .
S 5 U 0 .0 0 ( a s h .
I ’ rice
B a l a n c e $ 1 0 . 0 0 I ’e r Month.
E. F. L A N E
W ith S h e e tro c k
R E A L TO R
National Bank litiildini;.
romMS
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M i s - Ruby William*, Reginald 8. ttrfl
Hugh Wbelcher.
NF. ol the hi^ advantages ol using Sheetrock, the lireproof wallixtard, in either
new construction, alterations or repairs,is
this —
O
One Dollar may 1
to a Thousand
Sheetrock takt*s any decoration.
You can paper Sheetrock— paint it— panel it.
M any d ep o sito rs ,tfi
(u ;r In te re s t Depat1*
m e n t w h o se balances ^
You can a p p ly Tcxtone, Tlie Sheetrock Deco
rator, and g el the mobl beautiful efleets, in
classic or modern styles.
h av e g r o w n to -Q* nf
h u n d red s o f do l ars»
s ta r te d ’* w ith th e very
jt
A nd your walla and ceilings of Sheetrock are
always fireproof, non-warping and p en ttan e n L
modest sum of
’/•
t:
^ ou, too, can hav« * _
steadily increasing ^
ance t»y depositing 3
dollar or more s^eek J-
Made only by the United Stales Gypsum
Company.
A sk your lumber or-building material dealer
lor o sample and prices.
O ne dollar depoiited toJ*f
iwill start your acco** *
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Phone
Music Department of Woman’s Club Gives
Secqnd of Series of Delightful Musicales
The second o f a Rcries of musl- Duet, from opera, “ Pique Dame,"
coles to be given this year by the
----------- Music D epartm ent of the Sanford
Km*.
c E S r !!^
i { ; ;! i Woman’s Club w as presented TuesRcbikofund Tchesnikof
Ljtfss, Hr*. ,ioy afternoon to a most enthuklniMrs. Julius Takach
*=AVW«ief
tic audience of over a 100 people. „ ,
Mrs. W. 8 . Leak
Y<n M
. j i ’ll* j guests were reccivod. by the V also CupricUuse-Boleslaus GrmiU tintkhm i chairman, Mrs. D. P. Drunlmond,
zki
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TJirsshei1 at t f,c hostess, Mrs. A ,.’M i PMIlips,
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M rs.,R. E . Tolar
h, Woodruff. Hreseed in R u ssian -m ilitary coa- Folk Song»—
,'
tumc, and Mrs. C .. II, Smith in
n. Will Ho Como?
fob; hostoSs, Russian peasant costume.
The
b. Shadows on the Neva
Avenue; guests were then ushered into the
r. On the Sea Gray Mists are
Jt: 1
garden.
Spread,
mr ParentThe setting was winter in SiMrs. J . Takach
S c h o o l build- herinn R usiin, and tastefully car- Pi elude in G.
RnchmaninolT
ried out by the graceful grouping Kammcnoi Ostrow
Ituberstein
Pahis P'ny* of stately pines and cedars covered I
Mr8. Takach
with icicles.
The tables in the ; Thou Art Like a Flower.
garden were attractively decorated
..............
Ruberstein
wit lithe Russian colors, red, white!
Mrs. J . H, Colcough
and blue, and were centered with Russian Folk Dance
miniature anow-covrred pine trees.
Pupils of Miss McRae
The lovely ten booth with its Rus- Virginia Root
Julin Ritchie
sinn appointments— the samovar, Katherine Meisch
iter N. S. D and quaint pieces of old brass, w h s
................ Marguerite Garner
E. ffslson, lighted by a Russian candelnbra Georgia Mclson
Billie Wight
with re<l candies. Poinsettas and Ju an ita Smith
Frances Wilson
Pntur with red candles. Poinsettias and
Mrs. Colcough nt the Piano,
with the Russian colors, red, white Russian National Anthem— Volga
flags added color to the winter
Boat Song . . .
Club Chorus
scene.
Mrs. Drummond Accompanist
Of special interest was the Rus- Kong of the Sheppard I.ehl,— from
sinn dance presented by eight little ;
the “Know Maiden"
Mrs. Takach
o the Writ min Indies in the full m ilitary costume
Tschaikowsky
, J Mr, K. 1» — Idnck shining boots and suits of i In the Forrest
Mrs. Leak
jy Armue, 3 P red trimmed with white fur. The'.
■nine attractive young ladles srrv- ' Prelude in C sharp minor
T)
Mil
hostess ed the novel refreshm ents of RusRachmaninoff
CaiI Avenue; li sinn stew in patty shells, caviar j
Mrs. R. R. Dens
Sandwiches, pickleft, and tea.
j The next musical will be given
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Library Announces
List of New Books
—
The Library is purchasing a
number of pew books, to be. divid
ed among the Juveniles, adult flct 'jo and non-fiction. As soon os
they arc'receiv ed and catalogued,
they [will be ip circulation. F o r
the Reference room it is also buy
ing the latest edition of the New
Internatlehal Encyclopedia In 23
vdluthcs. and , Bailey's Stnndard
Cyclopcdin Qf ..H orticulture. Tho
former will 'be for general use,
and as there have been Brvcral re
quests for the latter, it Is ex
pected that It will be Ibrgaly used
by those interested in the- subject
of horticulture.
It is tho best
authority on the subject, and will
bo of special interest in view of
the recent interest in city benutlfication.
Both of these encyclo
pedia's will lie n permanent nddi-
-i
The second quilting of C lrtlo
No. 6 was held a t Mrs. J . D ,.P *ru___ _________
«... The sec
k er’s home
Wednesday.
ond quilt for the Orphanage was
completed during the afternoon.
This circle for a number of years
has been making quilts for tho
Orphanage and this year it plans
to do much more in tho way of
providing clothing fo r these iittle
children.
A delirious chicken dinner was
'served at noon and every ono en
joy ed the social hour spent in this
way.
Those present nt this meeting
were Mrs. Schmehl, M rs. Paige,
Mrs. McCaskill, MVs. Bandy, Mrs,
Hickson, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Little,
Mr*. Harrison Mrs. Tom Williams,
Mrs. R. I,. Shinholscr, Mrs, B. R.
Gray, Mrs. G. A. Radford, and
Mrs. Wait.
The danco tonight at the Arm
ory promises to be another enjoy
able a ffair.
Dale Troy's Palais
Players will again delight the (
dancing public of Sanford with |
their unusunl music.1 Two weeks
■i. R. R F.ldrthe>o*l
Metho
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HI n f 111r r V>nlJ* til 4 itH),
Iv i f i i l t t K n I 7 1.1*1
pig
Mrs.
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M i l i i r t l n > ' « 3 |ti
I ' h i ' i t l u m 7 «-NtJt€4-1fl HIf|.
The Fan Tim steps out and join s
The Outlet in one Kreat consolida
tion.
In n Ja m e s Cruze Param ount Production
Iiev eafter tho many patrons of
“'Hie Fan T a n ” will find the sam e
quality trends, the same courteous
service and complete satisfaction
in m aking their purchases at
C O M E D Y A N I) R E V I E W
ROUTIS TEA SHOPPE
D. L. Thrasher returned the fir s t'
Mrs. II. R. Stevens and Mrs. I.
of the week from Sarasota ami j M. Pules ton were among the Pres
expects to remain in Sanford dur- , hyteiiun ladies motoring to Lake
ing tho winter months.
lund on Tuesday.
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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
R. L. Khlnboiser returned Tues- i Mrs. J . C. A vein k left the first
day morning
from
Clearwater, < of the week for Kt. Augustine to
where ho spent the past few days
spend the week with his sisler,
pleasantly.
Mrs. Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. B etts, Mrs.
S. M. Lloyd and Mrs. C. M. Hand
motored to Orlando Wednesday a f t
ernoon where they spent the a fte r
noon shopping.
■itR
■Ip
m miff ^
PERSONALS
a Mrs. Roby
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The Indies of the Catholic
Church will hold their nnminl b a -1
w ar. at the Woman's Club on
Thursday, December 11th. 11124.'
Bazaar opens ut 2 p. in., chicken'
supper served from fi to 8.
Aorilisry
►frtit-Htrele
i K
•
Serves You At All Times
iilntls. P a s t r y mill Hot
P a r t i e s A Sp eeiultv
Mr. and Mrs It. F. Cooper. Mrs
Annie Cooper and Mrs. Fannie Tin
lington motored to Orlando Wed
newdny where they spent u pleas
ant afternoon.
In in k s
IY\ mir Sm ith American ( o f f i e — with pr e ere in>
P. ft. Haynes, of C lear
O p p o s ite the
P o st
O ffice
KKi MA<
If,Bin.il. 7 .'it)
water, is spending the week with
Jftjum from
her daughter, Mrs. II. R. Gray.
Illlstc
-M ra H ^S. Cjoodumsh amWMdo*
me i 370) liion ora’ Osborne, Otncmnaii, »>.,
l1 ret,, e r t ; arrived recently and will be the
guests of Mrs. George Paxton dur
ing the winter months.
feat an
b n?:o |n r,\
® MeI,hf\ 11ivUBoitiil Or*
rt UMI .
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MAKE YOFR SELECTION NOW \\ DIKE OI K STOCK IS (OMPLKT1
LAY THEM AW \ Y CNTIE XMAS.
K>*1 « K
tnirr.e i.-a
K ooks
ruble of C hildren's
Story lhaiks
toiVUbfti
•i,no m
frafly
rlit
J,
totxxn, •i,, f
111 •••Mllll,*», ini
ranter! urthes's t
Pan
• In hi lure
WO
OK
Siuifoivl'K
Popiilnr
Younff I Julios will tlisplav tho
la lo st stylos in
Fjrt l.lfA) c, or
n** h,.!, nrt hes*
Ii-.J Lewi**
Wits-,,
•dluni,
10 iu.truaddress
1 0 story;
*
^ni' •' voi nl,
Wliauii, ed. 10:30
‘,Jj fi ninry;
‘a FW5) 0:30
1 li-7.^ 1
c 30
x p ec iu l
Thu two Lust lines of
voice dolls.
H urstm an
and Madam Ilen d ty .
Tool C hests,
E le c to r Sets- all M
Speed 1louts.
K-Z Ituilt lllotk s.
T in k er T oys.
Hoxing S e ts,
h’out Halls.
I ’ubeiihones.
T ricy cles,
do-Hoys.
E le ctric T ra in s.
M echanical T rain s
M echunical Toya.
F OOT WE A R
l (*0v) fi 1;, sports
Dolls for Girls
For Boys
Nov. 21 and 22, 1924
3 : 3 0 to 5 : 3 0 and 7 : 3 0 to 9 : 3 0
Each Day
T h e re ’s a trout in sto re fo r you th ese
days. Come, 6ee th e new sty le s worn
by th ese models. You could hardly
im agine them so en ch an tin g . S ty les
ure m any and varied, but ull carry
u fla tte rin g appeal. H osiery to m atch
$ 1.00
TO
$ 10.00
Doll ( a r t s .
( ’hina T ea S ets
A'uminunt S e ts .
K itchen Sets.
E le ctric Irons.
K itchen C abinets.
Oil Cook Stoves.
W hite and Ivory
F u rn itu re.
Tuble and Chairs.
Cedar C h ests.
Willow R ockers.
.W ardrobe T ru n k s
Y E L L O W T A X IK
All (he New Gam es
olrhrutra.
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Kica ppiuj Ip 3Q
U t il 7 :»
r*; ,u urgan; 11
iiundry Sets - Brass Cornets - Music Boxes
Extra Cars arid Switches tor Electric Trains
SEE
THE WINDOW
T iJ
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f 3* <“K1) C;15
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|-ff Juvtire Taft,
1 ^Crganthau;
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a t*-.xrt
h a s i' o h
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Dolls
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Headquarters for Toys and Dolls,
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Snnford C oaches A re Groom
ing T eam fo r its Annual
Game W ith Pow erful Or
lando
Foo tball
Gridders
B a ttle
With “P reach er" King out for
i the rout of the season due to n
f»k
I blow on the kidneys received
G A IN E SV IL L E , Nov. 20,—A fter planning and priming for the last Old G rndfl W ill R e t u r n t o I h e inst Saturday’s game with .SeaU niversity C ity l<» W itn e s s 1bronze, «n<l “Kod" Barber and Joe
six weeks absence from Southern two weeks for the Gator*; Reports declare the Misslnplon* re
f t n n t o lt«>f w e e n T iro h o ITwt I Me inch Ju * t r e c o v e r in g from in(> n m o i f x i w e e n u r a t t o U n i - ! uriLi;s th c g fcnf or(j n i Kh .g x k id er*
Conference football the .University member how they went in Inst fall
vcrHity and “ Gatoir'
r IldeVOit u.j|| (ace a tough
of Florida "Figh tin g Gatora" will and almost captured n thrilling fra
jgih proposition on
go up ogai
Saturday when th
entrain 22 strong Thursday a fte r cas from tho- Floridians and en
U N IV E R SIT Y O F FLO RID A , the strong eleven ropt Orlando,
noon for Montgomery, Ala„ whero couraged by seeing Mercer’s unexon Saturday they swing back into pcctcd triumph, will be a fiercely Gainesville, Nov. 20. — Alumni of but Conches H alt nnd Whelcll have i
Florida will more than one
trick up their j
conference competition with the fighting foe nnd very difficult to the University of
down.
,
throng Gainesville on T h an ksgiv -' sleeves, and nlthnngh the dope says ,
Mississippi A. and M. eleven.
The Gators ore still a crippled , ing tiny when the Gators meet otherwise, it is not improbable that j
Coach Jam es A. .Van Fleet de
clared Inst night the Mississippi machine, nnd It will be a severe Drake university from I)cs M oin es,1Sanford will ndd another scalp to
Aggies arc n hig assignment for blow if the injured list is swelled la., lit the greatest "Homecoming ucr siinble and growing collection,
Conch day" the institution has ever, Orlando Will
the Gators, nnd at this stage of the in this week a exhibition.
exhibit
. bring n fast, heavy
season, will offer Florida as strenu- Van Fleet will employ every pro- known.
Elaborate preparations 1rum, nnd as bus been said, all
ous opposition as any team in the caution to safeguard his men, nnd 1are being made to handle an au-*dopr concocted by those who arc
Southern Conference could do. A s fnndom can rest assured Florida j dience of 10,000 persons a t the -opposed to know gives the v isit-i
game >football game, hut one of the many nr« n yood edge on the locals, nut
sistant Conch Tom Sebring who will play a safe, steady
feiituea being arranged in honor of dope Has been more than once upset 1
breezed hack into enmn today after ngninst the Maroons.
and the "Celery Feds” are out
Unless he makes some Inst min the return of "old grads."
a scouting trip on which ho looked
Athletic nlTiciuln of the univer- to kick over the bucket Saturday,
over the Aggies und Drake univer ute changes, VnnFleet will start
few
sity, admitted n genuine respect against A. ami M. with Lightsey [ sity have been swamped with d e -1 With the exception of a
for the Maroons and predicted n nnd Merrin on the flnnks; Williams [ mnnds lor ticke.s with the result games, every contest this season
teams
hitter and close fray out in Cramp- and Smith ut tackle, ami Norton that practically every reserve seat mis lio n played against
and Goldstein at guards. Cornwall in the new permanent steel bleach from towns sm aller thna Sanford,
ton Bowl.
The Gators will tarry a short will open the game in the snnpper- uj's have h(*en sold. Athletic Direc- M d of these teams have gone
in defeat before " P u s h ” i
while in Jacksonville Thursday baik position, with Jones calling t o r White today announced that d u n
night, arriving at Montgomery F ri singles und the coming Chaplin at work would he started immediately Wtu-lell's charges, who have he
day morning in time for a good fullback. Dick Brown will hold to construct 5,000 additional sent* «*nme satiated on "sm all town"
rest and workout before lining up forth opposite Captain Newton at mi Fleming Field, so that 10,00') 1'i'f a .id now crave bigger game.
halfback.
spectators could be comfortably \nd Orlando will furnish it.
If
for buttle uguinst the Ags.
Ie loi nlf. could defeat a team from
Captain "A rk " Newton, Florida's 1 Floridn will go west with the housed for the big gridiron attrac
r BAINDR1DGE. fin., Nov. 20. —
General Chairman J . 1). Bower, of
the Ideal committee in 'ch n rgo of
arrangem ent* fo r th cGcorglaFiorldn Fresh in no football game,
relied tiled fo r next Saturday nfternoon a t Centennial park, nnrtounees
tM
that everything ia in readiness for
th at big event.
'Chairm an of nil the sub-eomraittee» have gotten their plans in nr*L
der nnil nil phases of the nrrnngo/?/ ■ ments have been taken enre of.
Advance ticket sale for the game
ia aurprisfngly good although many
E i
good grandstand and bleacher seats
are left. It in expected th at many
of the remaining seat a will be sold
before Saturday and preparations
are going forward to provide addi
tional neutlng capacity.
Specinl trains on tins G. F. & A.
Will bring Tallahassee nod North
Florida visitors and excursion rates
are in effect on all lines to lioinbridffe for the game. Special ac
I lull.
commodations have been arranged all-Southern hnlflui'k, it- slated to I t:is!e of the hitter Mercer defeat
* .iplain Everett Von, one of
fo r any visitors who may not find he hack in harness ami open the A. .till in their mouths, hut complete
and M. game Saturday. Marking ly out of their minds. Handicapped Florida university’s most enthus
hotel rooms.
, ,. , ,
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Sponsors of the tea mare Miss I [•'" r" ' '
"IM" " ’ anr.- with by the absence of their defensive uistie alumni, is painting vivid pin
nun Middleknuff, and
further lines of the wonderful celebration
Polly Lively, of Tallahassee, and hN lpl" " * 'm " ll"'
n.r ’ 1 1,1 «*'.
Miss Mary Rogers Mitchell of Pen* lorsci liminl melee at Austin on , crippled by countless injuries in the planned here Thanksgiving when
October 25. While imt in superb j back field.
The Mercer
scrap Gnturlnnd will literally buzz with
oacoln for Florida ,while Miss Vir condition,
Newton ho ruiirded his caught Florida flat footed and help- the spirit of the old-grads of five.
ginia Owens of Alhanyll nnd Miss
ten. twenty nnd thirty years ago.
K Linda Ciordon Donnlson of Ruin- injury carefully ami * Imuld he a loan on an "off" day and it is im
A monstrous program is being
!
bridge, are sponsors for the Geor lending factor in the offensive game piobnld,1 that they will piny that
ranged, nml not one moment dur
gia team. Private boxes and offi Van Fleet’s warriei s uncover Sat - tvp< f exhibition again for many i|at
mg the day yvil| lie idle. It Was
The Maroons have been a moon.
cial escorts have been provided for tirduj
I
it.f t learned today* I lint the univer
the sponsors.
1
itv battalion, Hid) strong, would
Lineups of the teams have not
f Fla.: U dill, d Carswell, Winter ■Inge a spei ml parade for “ limn**
been given out by the team officials
coming day" ami the much herald
Pail . Fla.; I i not * llowaid, <ti
but assurance is had that the best
laedo, i 'l l . ; I.ooiie Holbind, Rar ,id Gator hand, all seventy piece
men available will he on the light
m
! tow. I’lii,; Kh'unor llrnnniag, Lake will he much in evidence during tin
ing line when the whistle blows at
Sevctul social fuis
1 Wales, Fin.;
Violet
Sutherland. entile day,
2:30 o’clock Saturday afternoon.
Daytona, Fla . I n be I Greene, Win I lolls have been scheduled, and id
ByS 1*’
Governors
Clifford
W
a
l
k
e
r
,.f
Jlfl
He als in ( hatve aula iputc easiL
j tei Park, Fla.
HM.*:- - Georgia and Carey A. Hardee, of
Die
greatest “ II.ooecuinng day" to
Phi
Omega
pledges
are
I
dtth
Florida, will lead the parade of the
W I N T E R PAID., I
Nov, '.IliJ lima, Amanti.i;
Fred
Km bier, i'll " f Florida's col uful history.
teams to Centennial park preceding
Hut a few vents remain in th.
"Which wav m e 1 ■11 going
Foster,
l.at'
s
the game.
I diilob, • liui loti..
no I ,tiger a ipo mu i ha! pros- |( ,t \ S r ; Pearl W right, I 1• i* ''\ e d alumni sc. tmn, and an
mot it ms at
i n th '.iilu s ic'pic i grinds •■•rule tld
peet lie pledge
Io'
Lucille Will, i
I out'
ie m i 'diately I* ( ,t, the llriile.l so;
It.dill
I ..liege will ii k i n h ot It
Chuluota
I J is rxhnu-let. I.V crycd
1-r. 1 'm i 11amt v a - I i wilo would
'••re SsioU. and can be seemed h
go what wn* all i ml d la* I Mon
.im k* "in illc ond I aieesvllle, or .it
The Chuluota Parent-Teachers •In v whell t he ill .0 it ||" cut out ,
the iim iir>it. by yviiiing Dirwtm
Association gave a carnival la-l their bids and lb. new pledges ap
' ' Vila to
While arid imdoMi
Frldny and Saturday nights for pen red
Monday
tophi
wonting (
L is t Of fMedics
By Sororities A t
Rollins («iven Out
Card of Thunks
ike pin pose of raising inmirv to
purchase a piano for the new
school. It was declared a big suc
cess by everyone present.
The
association raised $ I Ml toward the
plane.
The evidence of real in operation
among the citizens «if t bulimia
S ns manifested in the giving of
ils affair. The first night the
crowd was entertained with a few
cell,
•flections
hv Chuluotu'* m wlv
v,
I ............ ....
io ii
1
o il
their pins.
t o ail l h e g o o d p* o n 1*' " f
Kappa i p ol'ifi 11 at'-riot v •*•»)
I'd wh o so ki ndl y III-1 I t ed a
lulled llie glinlekt
niiuib'i
id
: t he sudde n d e a l It <■) ■ m
pb’dg’ , Sigiiiu l'!o milking a elo-.
loizt'i, n l
and
f a t i n i . Mi
Meeon.l and Phi Omega coining in
iP'luiid. Si , on Nov. D’, 1 iJ t
thud
Kappa lip doll iiiohmim i“
the following pledge
Luma I! in I pe 'idly We thank Mis, II..tin
•lit 11. iineirtnali. Ittoo. Itlitil !!n In > I ! I l a V l III* a l •I Mi ivi*I Mi s. ||ni
k o i l a.
. i l l 11 t e i
yt li*.
Lincoln, III ; Mum no L.llv I -ot •. i I
May God's ru best
f. " d l e n
Woiih.
Ti i ;
K ittieiim
I’eull,
'it 1 li- in I m i l p i a >
Sioux t'ilv, Iowa; Marlhu Moll.i
lloiilfuy. ,J In ; I'lli/uhcth A *I-1 —■■i■
nlzci school hand of wtinh Mr,
gonlzed
i Lori
Hieg is the leadei
A non 11el
Li, si o i Ha' i . Flu ,;
t.iki t o i ..f lev Dalioiy nml J»i,
ape
L 1' ,k - lo I" I am ■ \ille's gl i ..
■ I
'
on, i'lm .lu , i is aw a, id
II I II, I'lak e, likely 1 blimps of tie
M -om i \ a II. y
nf, 1,‘iiv,
J * wui
" 1 'i b \'nn Fb •t ' i lord Inthi
i ti mil "p| "l i nl of lln year.
i*
. id
. 11
I'
* M|M |I pit I l l l l l
I 1 . i,| . . f
It |I l »
........A
K ' tilled
sla t
Ru
Not merely because it excloJ
provide* “ Closed Car Coij
at Open Car Cost.”
Largest production of 6-cylinder
closed cars in the world makes
possible these price reductions.
Hudson - Essex alone have re
sources to create this car and
this price.
Even more important is the]
standing value in the Hul
and Essex chassis, famontl
performance diitinotion ac|
liability not equalled by
costlier cars.
N o car at or near the pricet
the C oach in actual pr
value— w h ich is sales.
HUDSON CO AO
NOW
* 1
3
9
5
W A S $15i
Freight and T a x Ketra
E S S E X C O AC
$ 9 4 5
NOW
W A S *11
Freight a n d T a x Extra
cR '
' ' ' pt I'll I •o ,-tel III l ie line.
*'• "nl ^
^
m
l *'•* rUu m r J»;i
i' ?nii*I l . i l u i v , )11 o l i i i M ;
I.*••■11
t h
tim! if ir i'lli
•
L a r g e s t S ellin g 6 - C y l i n d e r C l o s e d C a r in thj
^
Live models display
ing Fall Footv/car at
Lhi\ <1 Shoe Co. on Fr id.’iv and Saturday P.M..
S\NFCRI>,
FLORIDA.
• “= T a x fla ia u a M m i
W hen They
the Trainload
They Must Have PRO VED Its W orth
666
■l.l-i. <■* I|»|M', 111 ll* 111
V. h i t t i i I d .
Ptvi
T h e Coach is now priced below
all com parison. It is the greatest
value in I ludson-Essex history.
Everyone know * the C oach rep
resents highest closed car value.
i I "Ml twice the size of Sanford,
the tporting uyos of this entire
•11ion would be focused on the
liicli stiiuol, and true worthwhile
glory would result.
i'tactically all season tin* local
i ’inches hove been yvorking with
tun one end 1n view— to beat Or
laii i". Most of the games of the
*i i o have been considered but
ptnoticc games designed to polish
■tr the rough edges ,,f the local',
f ool, and groom them fur the one
to: tray of the year, whieli will .
fought mi th.* local hall fid I
, dui'iluy before a ti.,wd that is
( .p .-tiil to livai that of Armislicc
Day
Wlialcver the miteome of tin*
m i o i o . Orlandi. v. ill know Dmt it
im met a football team. Hyrd will
igiuti slart at Die signal position,
■i'D -ilpl'orttsl b\ W albe-e. Harbor |
sod 1‘eck in till ti set tielil.
Mi i~i h will mate than likely go
' ' ••nl i r . an I \\ ils. i.i and <.1 ici
•»'d i! an t1 •* v. inp |m»sif |,, pi
Do t Wo )111y |'lu- t welve cunts f.. 1 u i f • * «■ f r ■i>tt» t lu *
■ W Roll* ml,
tv ini' lit
"I M i I. iiiio
d Mi
i
W K . . .....I. ,D
th'd i
I ,i rsee A t o ' 1i I* , N . t ’ , \ a lOi
show was also presented
I >r in Tainp.i. i 'I.i ; E l....... t i e
The second night
more M'ln
I Ji<i ago. III Aftel pledgo , Lap
tlons were played by the hand and
several readings and songn w< ie p,i I i don m e given a b in . i- l
given by Chuluotn's coloi.d pu , al I h. h.oue *»l the new h 'm o a.y
D K . I ' i» ktti * n
pits. Roth programs were gienliv meml.ei , Ml
' who is nl o iIn* moiher of mo ■ 1
enjoyed by everyone.
'he I" tit,' Ill'll hem of K ap l.I ) I
A modern threshing ma. him’ ' lion
I h dp. d i o .* ignili I'll, ai ■ I'o
call (In as mm li w'.uk in a dav a*
rnuhl he done bv fifty men with tipi a . In 11. M i at kilt
; 1 1lady s W i|k u
,
Haw ks
I N,i »,
the flail of fot loer da v*
a-
o
•
r
11
ii »ir "M».
..... tj i u w
m
cs4pointer on tobacco:
r*u-'
Wellmaris
Method^famous way back
in 1870
o
m
*
i
U "
^
itoytO t*AlH kbafc .
IHCNMU Htlitllt* J
•I r>
j
|aMtii|U*m«M
ka.
S) ♦
getting famous
again today
%
<- y
Ip .i
?r,
j
■’
jji_
♦
the secret o f
Granger's taste
■d
Solid trainload of Napp Bl and (non-Acid 1 fertilizei* purchased by F t Myers
p ro w .
THE Pt'RCl LASERS OF THIS SOLID TKAINLO.Mi op N ypp RKAND
(NON-ACID) FEKT11.I/.KR KNOW THAT
a n d listen —
foil wrapper
cuts cost to IOC
-C O N T A I N S no worthless materials.
— IS properly proportioned and carefu lly mixed.
— I m plant tood—every last pound o f it.
-M S made w ith# la rg er proportion o f tl,
,0 ,nost <*free live and longest-last-'; ing fertilizer m aterials.
— IS made in Florida by Florida oeonle u hi» i ,x
t *
*
N . •It DOES give better results. P
w hat your S01> needs'
3
(•'T-
, • ,
f M i l 'i 7437 r i f t
EBeilKAjku.y^.yL.
Non-Acid Fertilizer and Chemical Co.,
— made and ait
•'<
/4-
LIZEJtS always ready fo t immediate delivery. Sec
I E ESTRlDGE
t.
«
*■-
Lakeland
Florida.
>
‘NU (K0N' ACl1?) FERTI' r ir**ty A .
SA^FORDf FLA.
>Ci»
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■iv i V .
—
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PROFIT
iRATliS
i'l# Advance
K*.ft j
win *•
M
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|Pc ■
V •
; tf m tla>
|}ubl* »b or»
u - t r t for ronl'trrr*C.
Untflh
>Il9|»« f«r fleet
li f i i t r k M
to
tetl ou.
reiut* Th* fl/jnruponuloi*
^>1
t
Advertisfcipr
Advertising i
-U.
LEARN a b o u t ren t d u n t r and
Lakeland, through tbfc Star-Tele*
DAGfiETT'^ F IL L IN G STATION. Kram. Beat sdrenistng medium In
Open tiny and night. Sanford South Florida Published mornings.
Avenue and Second Street.
Slnr-Toiegram. Lakeland, Fla.
.'
'
" S IH erald W a n t Ads W ill Keep Y ou Posted on A ll Sanford Business A ctivities of Im p o rta n ce !; -
Classified Directory
to Qcrbld
■
FIL L IN G ST A TIO N S AND '
AUTO B U ffPL I l g
l
FE L L O W S’ S E R V IC E STA TIO N . OHIO—Xenia.
Make your rules
Gulf Gas, Oil, Tires, A cccsso -; through the Xenin Garoite,
ries. Service with a smile. E lm ' Xenia. Ohio. Rich agricultural
, district.
Want ad ami display
and F irst. Phone <147 L3.
W lG H TS—Three stations.
Mag- rates on request.
nolin and Second. F irst and Elm, COI.UMRUS |r,a.> T.KIIOKU—Fls.sIflcd min h a v e t o * l a r g e s t c i r c u
Sanford Avenue and 10th Street.
!n
S o u lliw a s i-ri,
U eorgl*.
Expert Bervlce. _____________ i lation
IU I« Sc f t - w o r d ) Una.
v BEA U TY PARLOUS
TO REACH the prosperous farm
MADAME H A R R IET. Mnrinello
ers and fern growers of Volusia
work of all kinds. Rain water a county advertise in the Del-and
specialty.
Old F irst National Daily News, rate lc per word, cash
Hank Building.
with order.
| Houses For Rent
ADVKRT15F, in the Jo u r n a l-IIe f FOR RENT— Three room furnlshaid. South Georgia'* greateat ■cd cottage on Palmetto Ave.
newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Geo. (5. Herring, Sanford, Fla.
weekly and Sunday Classified rates
10c her line. Wnycrosa Journal- FO R RENT—Ten room hou3e in
country, near paved highway,
Herald, Wnycrosa. Georgia.
beautiful location, electric lights,
TAM PA MORNING T R IB U N E — gum! water. H. C. Dubose.
Send In your subscription to the
Tribune or hand it to your local
dealer ao you can read Florida’s
greatest newspaper.
One year STENOGRAPHER WANTED —
$8.00, fl months $4.DC, three months
Fred R. Wilson, F irst National
$2.00. If you desire $1,000 Insur Bank llldg.__
_ __________
ance policy add 75 cents to your
SINGLE* YOUNG MAN desires
order.
board in private home. Refer
” DO YOU WANT to buy or sell ences given. Please write Box 397
anything T” If so advertise in for appointment.
the “Gninesvillo Su n ."'
Wanted
FOR RESU LTS
Automobiles
For Sale
Real Estate
We have some beautiful lako
$1000 Cash will buy one of tho
front lots on Lake Wildmcrc one- finest lota to be found In this city.
h alf mile from tho Dixie Highway This same lot "can be resold at
in a nest of beautiful clear lakes, present day market price for at
fo r sale.
least $1500. An opportunity for]
Wo will build your home, land someone. Phono 148.
scape your grove, and relieve you
of trouble and worries incident to
building up n place.
In the meantime, you can go
fishing. You can fish in any one
of the dozen lakes, and if you don't
know how to fish we have several S U IT S AND OVERCOATS— All
experts who will be glad to show
woo] made to order, guaranteed
you. Mr. Scholflcld who has been lt0 m> Anv 2-piccc suit $25. Full
singing at the Baptist Church will iMjit or OVprf0 a t * 09.50.
Scotch
Miscellaneous
For Sale
i
LA H Ef J E S S 'l *1P°LA N D CO.. Inc.
308 E * “
Longwood, Fla.
j _____ _____ __ _
StrCCt*
’ Ty pc
J Prlee
T mi ring f 1495.00
Touring 1 tic s no
lat'iwhi
Conch
I99C.OO
Itunatioutl 13*5.00
P a n e l•
Trurt<
4SIS.M
Ford
1914
Cab Ddy
13*5.00
T. T.
1924
Touring 13*5.00
Ford
1929
Touring. l l l i . l t
Dndtte
rtunnbout
1923
Ford
f l t c .00
Truck
1
1921
Touring
1395.00
Ford
1922
Dodae
Touring 14 36 00
\l\\
1923
Hup
Hprrliil
Hondstcr 1*95 00
1
1922
Ford
llunnlioutl 1236.00
1924
Overland Ite.l Bird B U M
1921
Ford
Ton Truck
Cab hodv 3610.00
4 *. . m
1924
Ford
4 -door
Sed nn 1 3595.00
•TKIIHS TO SOSIK PKOPI.K*
Veer i
Make
1911
Hdt»
(,'hev.
1971
19!(
!*7»>ex «
---r>trd
J1921
j
j
J
1923
Ford
'f i l l
■fa
FOR S A L E — Strawberry
plants,
c i : \ t o p r r e m a 1. 1 . c a s h
FOR S A L E —Four five-room bun$2.50 per thousand, pull plants 1 0
I. « . I'll Il.l.l 1'H SONS
See Nick Zornovean
vVKKT VI HO IN! A— Cln r k sb u rg . T h e
„
„
.
_
,
galows
lined
,
throughout,
j
u
s
t
!
yourself.
Dodge Pfnlfrn
DRUGS
!lt[j In ex*. mr
TH E MORNING JOURNAL is the
Clm h .l i u r *
(exponent, morning MIRACLE Concrete Go-, general , 0 ff )luvot| highwnv.
Price $800 1 Beardall Avenue
P h o n e No,
Onk A 2nd HI.
accepted want nd medium in Including Hominy, morning Issue.
cement work, sidewalk*, b u ild - |,.n c h f o r (, uit.k , nlp
Must ))0 : ------------------------------L
A
N
E
Y
’S
DRUG
S
T
O
R
E
—
Pre
rr u m *'
1
cent
per
word,
minimum
l
i
e
.
scriptions, Drugs, Sodas.
We Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word
Ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J . B . 1 „epn to be appreciated, can give
____
thorare us near you as your phone. an insertion. Minimum 25c.
j TerwiIlrger. Prop. ________ _____ _ j terms. A. llowk. Gindcrville.
, $23 down and $15 per month
rwltli ret**. rul<?»
Call 10.1
win * '» « if011i
ajfdri
1920
will give you possession of a choice
PALM BEACH COUNTY—The
iildfl
Ariil If
Lumber and Building Material
I FOR KALE— 1 1-2 miles of E n lot. well located on Palmetto Ave- I
___ _
F L O R IS T
scene of stupendous development ;
1 Touring
JwUI *»*(>» > " u 1,1
$ 100.00
1 arter Lumber Company
[vtDl nd to niuk*
terprise. 14 miles of Det.nnd, 8 nue. If you have $25 to spare anil j [ Touring
Read about it in the Palm Beach
N. Laurel Su
Phone 5G5
. 70.00
ST E W A R T TH E F L O R IS T "
miles of Sanford; 20 acres of fine are interested in ibis proposition I l Coupe ...
Post. Sample copy rent on re
. 125.00
Flowers for all occasions.
FOR
REN
T—
One
well
located
||T HOTICB.
HILL LUM BER CO. House of trucking land, as in the state, 15 inquire nt The Herald office fori
quest.
1921
• 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W
downtown
Apartment.
Furnish
»««M r 1** Iholr
Service, Quality and Price.
for trucking and 5 fine orange more information.
|J Sedan ................ ............. $150.00
:
LA W YER
fir,
»•
ed.
Price, reasonable.
For inland, with I plowed, with house and
--------'
1922
Iktant ncml *i If
L E W IS O’BRYAN.
Office in F ^
-AND0
Orlando |fornmtion Inquire nt Herald Office WANTED Room by young man barn, lots of fine timber and wood,
LJjt,. About one
---------------------------------- --- 1 Runabout ..............................$175.00
lit good
habits.
Address Box all fenced with new wire. 1,000
I, ItOUMIld tl*» ■ —Seminole Bank Building Annex. fip(j
rate le a word, min--------jn_ |1 Runabout ...
.................... 185.00
FOR
K
ALE—
Drug
Store
at ...
1 (hi oth<"* •’■n’l
F U It N I S II K D A PARTM EN TS It. Ilerabl.
young orange trees, part set out
1923
MEN’S CLOTHING
imum 24c cash with order.
voice.
Kales
average
better
than
I
rtll jrou unlent
For Rent— Over Tlie Herald of- 1
and rest ready to hud. some bud three thousand dollars per month. 11 Touring ................................ $175.00
t (drtretv
l ’riretl reasonnhle to respon- f ^ i
.•
> ■
.
BRAWORD.
fcd.
Price j
a t t e n t i o n — Pen- fire,
ded tangerines. Fronts 800 feet J. G. I ittig. Realtor, Euslis, I-nkc
200.00
Touring
e«* ni »t k. *•
Tailored Suitsv—
50 and up. »uc«*la In li«*R:tnnlrig th«* nrf.iiptt »!*•- sible party. 1 two-room apartment I I I I t T I l I l l I O n H l I j II I) O T on lake front
Boulevard, with County, Fin.
, »t Tkr *■•. 225.06
Touring
Milnne
Theatre
Bldg.
veii.pmeni
in
Ot.>rid.v*
iitM..r>
s
$25 monthly and one three room
*f fcr i t * $200.00
Runabout
l »r i t f m i l l i o n t f f d l n r b l g t ' w n y
i n O i#
apartment $.'10 monthly.
_
.
.
|the tract. 1-4 mile to Garfield S E E D
g u lf
J iif'I
O filp h tn i.
fl
tw o
POTATOES
—
Selected
1924
i
MULTIGKAPHING
I vtIM.
m l 11 I o n d i i l l n r t i r l i l g i * H ' T i i r ji F - f r<r r i ra k in ff
R u s s ia
P.
Maine grown stock. Spaulding 1 Touring ....
.....
$325.00
M I T i n ; <»|- HH|HIIKK'S Hll.p.
I stores.
For quick sale will in Rose Four $3.75 hag; Bliss T r i 1 Touring
N t i l l r i Ip In i i i n k I v m i H in t iiih I ' T
...............
350.00
apt. Efficient
MORE Business for Sanford mer- J C ^ n . X e r e V ^ i e ^ n d ^ e . m M V ^
n in l In \ h i m
i»f a n • • x • -< u 1 1i m I a- nhi *m !
,
elude all farming implements, one umph $1.25 hag. Also flesh stock 1 Runabout
...........
205.00
chnnta. Direct mail advertising tom: two miiN<m« i »-ii, k sin-nt o n 1 •
< i!
if lh»* «*ln nit
*•( Hi#* S»*vA. Nov. 18. A distim i
,,f chickens and ducks, .'to pepper semi. Chase A; Company.
Sen SANFORD M U L T I G R A I ' l l
1l i l g h wn j
a r m l e s t c h a n e e f or live ••fit ti .ltnllit.il i*ii«‘u)t ••f Hi#* Stall* "f * stt'l
Terms if desired—
t!«*Vfclnp* r» tii
In * li |{round 1‘ h i t I f l i t , I n j o t ! f*« r S» f i n fi.ili.* t ' i i SI 11 - f
low a rds preparing for the
,dgeoim, 2 incubators and 100
10 per cent discount for cash.
CO., room 9, Ball Bldg. Tele f l n m . W r i t * * D p v H i
D e p a rteventual
adhesion
nS
Russia
lo
the
p,,x,,,
„f
inges
m>w
on
tree.
A Xmas suggestion
For guar- >
t\
I ' l l A | | | n "2H
III t i n * c i i i m * *‘ f
phone 615.
nifrit T ’ip IVrmn.-oU Saw*
EDWARD HIGGINS
|.|1H.,, jfl j„
yan|s „f |^ke anteed hosiery, gloves.Ik and knit
tti* 1%-fir It.inK i f Saafiini vw
, Int» i aal tonal luibor Office was
Ford Dealer
NOTARY PURL1C
I l#*l I ». i h i •
i i t h t i f i h » | n n I i a w i n l * *f l !, t l l k
ntly
by
thgoveinoting
„t,.
All
growing
<
rops.
All
uml*
swear
for
the
whole
family
1
AUGUSTA
C H R O N irL E — Au jtitli, in* nt f * tnh »t il m !“ t III t ' n t i r t " t s
North
Palmetto
Phone 331
lECTdltY
Off!.
boil'.
-I
that
organization
A
r
e
,
itlfliidctl
foi
$1,300,
on
terms,
W~
TrLTcTfl
Herald
TL
t ie S. L. Rosenherger. Phone 322gusta, Gn.— Augusta’s grea'est \ I hit 11 2 T V'( 2 I h i **ji !<( • ' l l 11 1* tl I ’l l II Hi*
Will sacrifice equity in 1925
1 Phone 148.
ela«sified medium, rate cash .09c n f a * i t . i • i a m l i t ( ■. t ■J* •I hi f i nal ohm. , was adopted declaring that [ ai)j„r jtnw., Ent. rprise. Fin.
Iwtn* 1.i
! j i #-r• t 7 ■ f S*-m in v ■
f the importance of prt •
_. _
_ motile six-cylinder touring car 00
^within easy
10c per l.ne, minimum lI im
JU L IA ZACHARY, Humid OlTlce. charge.
II-*h* I ‘* I'llll \ in nil! *» I hrtVi I■*Vi I*•1 |p aii i for o f f i c i a l r e l a t i o n s with
Ft'It SA LE -Femnle Airedale pop- days old. f a s h talks,—Will trade
I nf Sanford
rtoc.
Phone 14K.
II [it'll th< I M11•tWIrIt thV| Hired |MI' |** Rus : i ami of th e n ecessitv of in p'OR SALK J 1 2 miles from
ps.
age
4
months.
Ini.
Ch.
for smaller car. Apply Box O.
ftrn needed,
t I TA ..ft* Iif U \1/ 1h * It I 1-0 ft « l
Sanford, 51 aetes. Ii) of which Ahhev King
Noldder bleeding
fo rm c R ii s m .-i laim r
g i o o p s <>f
th**
1
^ -l» f l * ' T \ \ • • . . f
i
;» Ri«i
en any spr I __________ PRINTIN G
A L IT T L E WANT AH in The 'x•' tt i'Mt lli»is
good
truck
land.
10
acres
of
this
Slew tvpo. tierfeet mm kings, sue-i
.1
s . . t 1**t|
i ait
?'• ; jilst sh.it the Ir.ternatioiiiil L a l - o
n#*r
ain'd It is I MATTHEW P RE SS -P R IN T IN G
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Commercial St.. U. R. Ave.
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R E N T — Furnished
rooms
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115 Park Avenue.
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Way Nurseries, Fugle Lake, Fla.
i FUR R E N T — l-argu front bedroom
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c a t e d in • nc o f l ies t ri'siileittiul p c pmiml
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I light housekeeping, 300 French
an industrial and agricultural sec i **•*.• M i i i i » ■»«1 a* I I I » »t *t 41* * * m u .
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ent t" older. K. S. Kastner, R.
FOR R E N T — Furnished bedroom
i ' i •m i
specialist.
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llflentions of international enliven
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Quick results. Tw i cents per word
foi mt i«**
Owner
leaving city. FO R R E N T Furnished and un
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furnished looms.
Mrs. Annio
Phone 5 P I
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Philips, west Second Street.
i vtu lie nee. 'S A N FO R D SIGN
prices for signs of all kinds, j
MPA, FLORIDA
I HID FT NOTE
fBox 7! Nunford,
DI \ V E I L <' " I " . Nov 18
De n
R. N. N IP P E R . ^
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u k s t P a l m i i i . a * i i . n . o it -S om e statistician an noun ces th at
y i*i i- - a i d to t>. th e only city t h a t
Kanfotd Avenue at 1st Street.
rate lVje per word, minimum \ S S O ( f l l t i o i l S
\ movement i ‘ "Il f it h 1C I"
"td> 2 0 ci ills p er p e r s o n in th is
L o n g ei
Phone 473-J.
charge 25c rash with order. Write
liunel a -tatcwnle i ampmgn for h a - liirei i mini hoXing
c o iliitrv ipent f o r soap and we
H)H KENT
FOUND One young hrindall heif
d t s t . i i u e liolit-. tell, t w e l v e , an d
iil'guilis eilui "tlot
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for eomplete rate card.
h a v e (teen iit c ro w d s w h e r e s o m e
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Hi •e .1.,) St.
C, f iiudlll. Mcllonville Ave., and
Fliroilt ageiiient i*l v:u al l'»n ill I *, - 1 r u*t \ 1 t ' r ■*i-\ . I’hilto Van < i >*
Mi'J Ninth Street.
Florida real estate advertise in iitoiy have organi/ed the Mici"
paving for expense of holding.
P A P E R HANGER I. L. lalhott, j
t;( I'etersburg Times. One eenl ('ll I im Growers Assn nation. the I,i1 school*-, weI k day *->bools of i lumped t|i! w il the 11*1 ' l l -lull inli
I ui Ier h g I a! I*"l pel lilts
FOUND One set of keys in fold.
painter
and
paper
hunger. I reIll „ VV(,rj daily, two cents a word new a - - oeiation i- ali'ihalinl vvilli 11 1igtiiu- 11 mu mg. and ot In i itn i li II t
KKI* UKINt;
Mi*li foi t i l l e c p'llli l m u l c h e s , ill
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tr
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the 1tel la a River Citrus Sub Ex
I w n g '' fourt h i on I if n c e s s a i v
ing at I lei aid office, identifying
uf the movement
two
of
tIn*
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change ami the Florida Citrus Ex
to de t er mi ne a victor
I and paying for this nil.
rr and i i S h n g ! I Z " T « ‘N
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It
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w a I'm I
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I J A M E S H. t ’OVVAN — All kinds
tine). Thousands of Maine pro- Cnliell, pieMilent, T II. Call. vn<
I In* p i . . m o t ' i s
i hai
i " iite s tiin t
sn;\ 11 i
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° f Tin and Sheet Metal Work
— O rlan d o —
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tni,-.; pot lie paid mure t han $ 3 5
)rir>« i ,r>v (M.int 1 Water ami Boat Tanks. At dak plt> are interested in Florida prop nrf uient , and J , I, Counsel, seerty.
Reach
them
through
ihn'Tctmy
treasurer.
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of
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t
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four
rounds
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FUR
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house,
on
Sentinel.
Rate card on applirp- t eel. r s eoi.-ist s of the officers aril
1)lo-n m re tile pugil ists receive
phone 111.
ing lot in good locution, room for
t,on_
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I. A titoves and General Walts.
m o r e t han the sti pul ated iimnuiii
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W'right, Oviedo, Fla.
I In* >>thei)<, tie eonli mis tnaV I " ’ Ion ran lui) Furniture and Rugs
~v«»t t„ It;,v Bros.' nizing shop, gas, oils.
Fisk
Three lots Ilf. I ft » on Oak Ave.
t ei med " b o x i n g exi lDi iti ens" and of (junlii)
Topsi i hat F i t .
Scnndul-mongers havo no union
at moderate prices.
Tires and Tubes. "Service that
Eastern exposure, street paving
held v. it bin tile s l a t e law
JHUv Bros.____
Uur Belter Homes Club enables rules and never object to working
Makes Friends." Ouk Ave.. and
and sidewalk paid
$1,0(10.00.
I a l l - lloi k t " the f 11" nielli three
>* * ! * ■ (
) on to pay fur it a little h( u time. overtime.
Third Street.
__
f 300.00 cash, balance payable
w»v Re p a i r
nujiiil b ou t s.
within
five
years
____________ S T O V E S ____________ !
1faint i n <.
Two story, eleven room Imune
I*-**»! I *w•r nf"-!
II in A tl(»1|N|'K I'll i *1- III ■Ai1 A Vi ] ill It Ini** ci i *
\ STAID AFFAIR
SANFOUJ) STOVE WORKS O il! J'lV
on Oak Ave. ( ’lose in. $8,000.
li!»;li *l**val|ini
t.re.m*
Imlli
lift'* •.** li i t » i m#« 111.111 ii ii x l r
••Uiuit >• t h i s ? ”
stoves,
gat.
stoves,
wood
stoves,
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Terms.
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i itu fiiitn o ,
j» n v i t i n f»i
a m i n td * i I*■• •f i « i> Hi H m « f m i t i n t M u m e vi
ovens and victrolas. Your credit
'JVM
S ix-room house on ^ Oak Ave.
«>' Repairs. Fin
w u lh t i |iu li!
V i * i > «.•»> I f i i n * .
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l a l " !•»»> i r
“ Seeins to he t»i**nty of It ores*
is
good.
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321
First
|
Spremlty Body
Street paying and sidewalk | n t " ! ^"I is v ilie t nu I i d Jou.\ a I
S tr e e t.
i iU y B ro s .
paid.
All modern
$5500.00. |
11 hland Hi S J \ t t i t i f i i l i i i i i t * * .1 i i f i t i i h ' I i i n n i ' f i
|-‘ I V K r**i*mv, Baili
it r*n Park A m *, KuruKf
t u « H i . I m pt
• « K i «! • t i H j i l m***i t n i * * *
. yxy terms.
ONE
IN
TEN
MOTHERS
w ork
fire in* I Iil nil Hi.
*‘ H s .
I'll**
M a ll
U(111M ila I |j. n i
Ten uercs, two story 10 room
Neglecting a little wound, cut or
Watch foi s> inpi.'in' of worms
M i)
d i . m- |i< m I m ' I m m i l l t ’ l i u r i I)
house,
modern
conveniences.
I-. it .. It.
I I nuo rudli. Iirtl
abrasion of the flesh may in nine | K1V!*: roum l»iiii«iiln\v. ulnwi- In
in v i.ii i IIIlilicl
I l i c e pul a.-iles
.T O P & P A IN T.
IAt It t* Ini HHtah?'* ft HU ft*' Vt «TH
Nine acres in orange grove, on
a in *
t f v o li d n a i t r e p r o m p t m r v l c ® a n d
of ten cause no great
uii I lie gieut de.'t I "V >*l r "I child
amt nil.* Irevi n TI i In I** a l<.ii«atti
•»r B ros. F i l l i n g ' ^
’8 o u t
.
.
, , i(
highway to Golf I "Urse. $'.',500
jj&ceplli'tiai Work
lit,.
l! ^ip.i have rcas'.tl t . ■ think
tU.m workman- m ffering nr inconvenience, but it
t-,•*. h 'M ?idO, f 7h>U i *«H»i. 1nil~
NtrK r 1\• hmm tmnnalnw writ I•
Terms.
\t tiie one case in ten that causes ^ ^»,« .• . ii«>
v
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laid
nus
vv'iiiu.'.
ait
quickly
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FOOT S P E C IA L IS T
blood poisoning, lock-jaw or a .St;L u> f i imailin' j i r *i|i!•1 1 v W6
t in e the little one u dose "i two
•hi |itiMii i
f t Limp, J j trip iilfetki, f t
\TRIPS
inn
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m
Itiicmw*
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chronic festering wore. The cheap
l i U V f f* i m
K ' i * m| | l f M | l o M l l l n t l N .
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While’s
< icam
\etimfuge.
S a n f o r d S te u m 1’ r c s s c r y
U )k
S uIII*
11t * n \ > C a l l reft tjiglrt-Sfe- est. safest and best course is U>
Wurms cannot exist
when* this
ii*-*** i*r ilrtd
( Realtors)
P i n t H ire r l
‘t trips nt any
fit-1
time Hied and successful remedy Is
disinfect the wound with liquid
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Borozune and apply the Boro zone
used, it drives out the woims and
(remind Floor, National
lEi’K HR
Vitwrll Drew Hldir
Powder to complete the healing
(R e a lto rs)
m ' tores the rosy hue "f health to
Hank Hldg.
( irLtiido
rh«*n»
IClfi tttnr
"r night ser- i process.
Price (liquid) 30c, tide 105 Mugnoliu Ave.
baby cheeks. Price 35c. Sold by
N Park Ave.
Phone
341»
fkto* i'M. Night j and $1.20.
Powder 30c and fiO-'.
J.
$1.
uion Phunnacy.
Phone 122
1 Phone 48
Sold by Union Pharmacy
jrmr tm»**rtlon,
far
I office »h«ul<l b*
Building Material
Fords Fords Fords
Apartments
For Rent
i
Body Is Considering: ,Vori/ia ,K:‘*t1
In All
Station and Mussdnle
ihn^ !1
O.. and
m
Rooms Kor Rent
Director v
Thrrc Round Hoxin.iT
Statewide
Religious Matches Arc Popular,
Kdueation Is Planned
( olorado ( apital
'h.mre Siyy Miuco Fruit (JrowtMS
I’ormed
Izost and Found
Furniture and Rugs
Join
Vowel 1-Drew Co.
JUST A FEW
SPECIALS
Houses For Sale
BKTTKR HOMES
C'LUB
Ask Mr, Connelly
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
m
Chiropodist
H. B. Lewis C’o.
A. P. Connelly & Sons
Elton
By GEORGE McMANUS
UP FATHER
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mu-tv. t tq C O N N * .
p n c r < T K i*b ‘i i L E N c e ?
Moughton
A R C H IT E C T
•
F ir s t N ational Rank Bldg.
Fan ford, -------------- Florida
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b E H T m e : im
TO T E L L YOU
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Seminole Marble Co.
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Marble andd Granite from *U|
Uvat of quality and
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Wr'»e for leteat dexlana.
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Garden Land
ASSOCIATED PRESS J1BPATCHE*
SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 19*4
“Shiny No8es^Resi^^|^L^9 H
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( Course Senate
Bittee’s Action
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Because It is
J f u l to Business
on tho s traits with shiny noses
and pallid lips, and it Is extrem e
ly doubtful whether these proud
beauties .will ever subordinate v an
ity to class co-operatiefn.
So the pioneer paint killers
will journey to .school like Shake?
spcare's boy “With shining m orn
ing face,” suffering mental ang
uish b u t presenting an unconscious
wholesome and attractive appear
ance to appreciative patsersby.
Misery loves company, and in
a g r a i n g upon the abolition of
rouge and lipstick, eye brown
pencils and the sundry appurten
ances found In every modern girl’s
dorine or compact, the freshmen
decided t h a t they should not s u f
fe r alone, and accordingly decreed
th a t the “r a t ’’ classes for the next
four years should bq required to
observe the rouge ban. *
Not tb be outdone in reform
measures, tho masculine clement of
the ‘‘froshs*’ agreed to be loss
“doggy”, nnd horoafter will visit
the class-rooms with neckties on,
sleeves rolled down and hnir neat
ly brushed.
And too, in tho future, canes
will be parked nt home until a f
te r school hours
%
HMrs. |Florence Kling Harding
,tX
til/
Lipstick and rouge were offici
ally banned, and the carrying of
vanity cases discontinued by the
F reshm en co-eds of tips Sanford
High School today.
Thefe will be weeping and wall
ing and gnashing of teeth among
local drug, sti^n proprietors, but
local mothers and local dnds nnd
roost discrim inating swains are
100 per cent behind the movement,
which Is Interpreted
ns a step
away, from the supcr-artificlallty
th a t seems to be threatening the
virility of the sex today.
I n - ta k in g th ia .p te p th a t called
for the sacrifice of much pride
and vanity, the S ah fo n P g irls hype
to Inaugurate a nation-wide enmialgh th a t will eventually result
n the bankruptcy of hum an paint
dealors and revetting back to pre
w ar styles when .simnlicity of
make-up and girlish wholcsomonoss constituted woman’s g re a t
est charm.
The daring “ froshs" hope to p er
suade all of Sanford’s co-eds to
join. In with tho movement, but
the dignified seniors, rapidly a p
proaching subded ages, view with
horror the thought of venturing
||||H
S IN G L E
rr
iup In ConS tnnd P n l Groti
g ro ss W ould ••Read O u t’’
M em b ers: o f
In su rg en t
P a r ty • in C om ing S e ssio n
mm
V-'
- Hf
Revolters Have No
Fear o f Such Action
•/,
t
~i •.
t-T; <
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R eg u la rs Plan t o K eep I n
s u r g e n ts F rom R eceiv in g
C o m m ittee
A ssig n m en ts
GSflES
Gofttes Afi
SALES' CAMPAIGN Death
Sickness of Sevci
Griticalb
COMES TO CLOSE Months;
111 For Last 10 Dayf
SATURDAY NIGHT
T w e lv e W e e k s’ Cnmpnijtn to
End W ith K een R iv a lry B e
tw e e n T h re e L e n d in g Contc£tjrtfth for U u ick A u to
At Death’s Door
For Several Da:
Funeral 1 Service
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.— The
Be Monday; BodyJ
With only one more day left
possibility of some concerted ac
In
which
tho
Buick.
touring
car
tion by republican* to “rohd out of
RestBesideHusbam
mny be won, leading contestant*
the p arty " in tho newly lelectcd
In
the
Hornld’s
big
subscription’
congress the Insurgont group,
M A R IO N , 0 „ N o v . 21,'
campaign nre m aking last minute
mj^GTON* N ov. 2 J .—•
which has been privately favored
efforts to accumulate the neces M rs. F lo ren ce K ling J in n lit
Ufpublishing sp e c ific
by some, became more sharply f o
sary num ber of votes tp put them w if e o f th e la te p r e sid e n t
cused Thursday with g h ’open de
Ittf returns w a s th e
nt the top of tho llsi.
claration on tho m a tte r from m em
I of today's se ssio n of
P rom ptly nt 10 o’clock tomorrow W arren G. H ard in g, pass
b ers.of both groups.
night The Herald office will bo n w a y a t 8 :5 5 o’clock tM tfj
senate com m ittee
Rep, Treadway, (R ) Massachu
closed and the contest ended. m o rn in g .
>s
uJg internal reven u e
setts, declared after a vtalt to the
m
Votes iC-ceivod n fte r th a t time
M rs. H o rd in g su ccu m b ed
White House that he • favored
jjth future cou rse o f
cannot be counted. The Judges
eliminating the Insurgents in us
Idepemling on th e de.will immediately get busy and it fo llo w in g an illn e s s o f se v er a l
signments in organising the new j
is believed the nnnminecmcnt of m o n th s, n recu rren ce o f t h i
I I Chairman C ouzens
congress to meet, uitleaa called in j
Si
the winners cun be mmlo before m a la d y w h ic h c a m e n e a r caui
committee decided
spccinl session, a y ea r from next i
11 o'clock.
ing h er death in the White Hoi
month.
•!/
U* rill not permit pubThe ballot box was sealed a week six months before hor hust
■^uncifie returns the
Asserting that he thought the
nipi arul the keys nre in possession (til'd.
/
H
^ c e n t e r about con
republicans would be “ too wise"
of the judges. No person knows
For 10 dnys Mrs. H arding hovfront a group of
to attem p t such action, R epresen
v%
how the contest stands today nor ered between life and death a t th e
it identification of
tative Nolson of Wisconsin, leader
will it he known until........................private
the finul
sanitariu m of J)r. Saw-'.
of tho insurgents, la te r - asserted
count
Is
completed.
yer, the family physician and tho
wjth the indictment
thnt his group "neither fe are d ” ex
Widow of Into president Warren G. Harding, who pn.iscd away this
Last 10,00 Votes Tonight.
personal friend of the late W a r
r j the Baltimore Daily
pulsion from the republican ranks morning nt n sanitarium in Marion, O., following a serious illness of
At 1) o'clock tonight tho last ren G. Harding.
Shortly a f t
tpt caw by the dopartspecial aw ard of 10,000 votes will sho became seriously ill pver twoA bolition O f ^'nor did they care about it, or ; two weeks. Burial will take place Monday afternoon.
i on the publication Im p ortan t In form ation F or B rooks S a y s
welcome it.”
be made. Contestants try in g to weeks ago, Mrs. Harding rallied
T h is A g e n c y W ould Cnusc
Solu tion
o f
M y sterio u s
__ |Ut*. Senator HnrTho “progressives,” he said, ex
win this extru voting certificate for two duys and it was believed
Jlississippi, issued a
S
e
g
r
e
g
a
tio
n
o
f
G
eorgia
D ea th o f C olum bus W om nn
must turn in all of their sub at one time th at she hr.l more \
peel to continue their fight for pro- P A D I V I F D C? T ' f i
I ? C!
bring that, although
From
P rincipal
M arkets gressive legislation and intend to L U l i l N L l V U 1 U 1 1 L I J
Procured b y John R. K ing
scriptions before that time.
than nn even chunco in tho
publicity section,
do all in their power to b ring this
It is am using to note thnt no lie for life.
posed to it. Ho
ATLANTA, On., Nov. 21.— New country back to a “ normal moral
special prize was issued Thursduy
CANTON, Ohio, Nov. 21.—“ Im
Complications set in later, how- '
harmful to busiYork nnd New Orlenns cotton ex basis.”
due to the fnct thnt nil leading ever, and for dnys the paticut lay*
e general welfare p ortant information," toward a so changes quotation* would be cut
contestants /ailed to check in. It in a semi-conscious state w a itin g ’'':
In tho future, ns in the past, the
-operate with the lution of how Mrs. Addio Shents- from the entire state of Georgia
i> believed that they were waiting, tho inevitable result. With h e r '
Wisconsin member added, “ the
ley, 50, wife of C. V. Shoatsley,
change the l*w.
in ense the Atlnnta Commercial
for the* _o*hcr contestant to check when idic died was l)r. l a w y e r , who •
t added new life to imstor of C hrist’s Church in Bex Exchange is declared by tho courts progressives propose' to support
in so thnt the field would be open lor four days and nights hnd not '
g discontent of a ley, an exclusive residential suburb of Georgia to be engngeil in an “ such legislation as they believe
left her bedsido.
'kmtors who are dis- of Columbus, Ohio, m et her detah, illegal business, suid Louis Brooks, to be in the best interest of tin- N ew C ity Hall anti M asonic M ayor F orrest Luke R ojo Is today.
This fact should result in an
rcsults of the pub- was obtained horc last night by chairmun of tho business conduct country.
services for Mrs. Hard - 1
T em p le
D ed ica tio n s
W ill
P ro g ress on tlie P ro ject; enormous amount of subscriptions ingF uneral
Mr. Treadway said the Insurgent
in Smoot of the Prosecutor John R. King of F ra n k committee nnd moinber of
will bo held at tho Epworth
tho
Be M arked By Im p ressiv e
Many Of hor M a ile r s Are being handed in Friday and rivnl- .Methodist Church, Monday a t two
committee, declared lin county (Columbus) tno prosecu board of m anagers of the New group should be classed among the
V for the e x tr a votes todn.v, should ;,V|„ck. ltov. J e w B. Swank, paa- j
i fight in the senate tor announced following two hours York Cotton Exchange here T h u rs minority and “given committee ns
R itu a listic
O b serv a n ces
C onsidered a t Luncheon Ll*
tile keenest
K eenes t of
or any
unv period
•.••••lo.l of .
. .■
.
,
.
. ...
signments accordingly.” He added
ll publicity of income of questioning of Churles and lln r day.
.o r of the church, who conduct**^
the cmmnuigii.
“we havn suffered long
enough i On Wednesday afternoon of
tad said he did not ly Sponscllcr of Canton, brothers
the
services
for
President
ltnrdlng,
j
Fin liter progress on the propos
1’hen* will be no special prize will officiate, assisted by Rev.
Mr. Brooks is in Atlanta on o from their committee influence,
nsder the present law, of the dead womnn. Mrs. Shcats'
d
liii.khead
to
lie
constructed
here
|
next
week
the
cornerstones
for
the
ltd the right to pub- ley’s charred remains were found lour of the south in the interests nnd they should no longor have new City llnl! and the Masonic vuii. reported today at the weekly awarded Saturday night.
George M. Landis, of Trinity
Final Itulra Issued.
ti* returns. He ex. In tho furnace at their (Columbus of curbing “ bucketfihops" and was controlling places.”
lis t Church, uf which Mr. Hnnii
luncheon
of th e Chamber of Com
1
Temple,
will
be
laid,
it
was
a
n
1
confronted
with
tho
action
of
So
All
workers
und
contestants
ure
h* foe •' * the inscr- home Monday by her huabund.
w as u moinber.
, ,
In connection with the disru- nounced today by officers of the merce by Mayor F orrest iLuko,
pohb'
. in*’ • n the
Prosecutor King did nbt disclose licitor General John A. Boykin in sion some republican
members. I local lodge and Mayor Forrest | who announced that City Attorney urged to rend the final rules of thu
Mr%
H
arding
lias
been
u m em . .
recently ordering a raid on the
cpntest us outlined in an advertise
j Georoe PtjCottcs (war busily en- ment lod u j) These rules must bo of ibo Mothodut church since girl
4 J . ; *»,
»: p r t ' w)\at new, angles he had discover A tlan ta-E x ch an g e and other bro >vho prjyatcly buyu exprypr-u Xjw Ijikc.
opinion' th a t the jnsurgents flg nuld
ed, but announced l-j'would remain
red in preparing the necessary dliM'i ved by all competitors so lioOil, It Is expected t h a t the '
rrc|lhrnllons nre now being • gngi
her hand. Senator Nor- here today in *tr di'iit To rlftor- kerage hpqscs on the grounds th a t be expelled from tho republican made
for property owners to
will be plnced in tho receiving vault ’
for
the
ceremonies
which
•
"
a
iv
braxka, whi\ drafted jnine whethrt- B r I . S h eO a le y w as ‘they Werd illegall y trading in cot ranks, have {minted out th at several will include besides ritualistic |1|trn e isbefori actual construction that the contest may be ended in In the Million cemetery nlongslda
ton
futures.
n
fan
manner.
pubicity clause Which a m urder or sulcldo victim.
members of the group would hold
work could begin.
T*. •eciire votes it will be ncc- her husliund.
After reviewing tho situation he important places on house i uin- work, band selections and addres
alter umendmont in
Charlea and H a rry Sonseller rode
Mr.
Lake
added
that
City
E
n
g
i
ses
by
several
prominent
person-.
ess.nv to turn in subscriptions.
lie would not attem p t to go mittecH.
lixrtdl thot If “ V.? i from Columbus to Canton yester- | said
The life story of Florence Kling:
j1
neer Fred Williams hail secured
the merits of tho fight by
it made to strike "out day in nn automobile with Clarence into
Mr. Nelson, it is pointed <>ut, i« The Sanford Maso > - I^slge will the Services of a consulting engi V o t e s • minot be bought. No su b Harding, like uu epic of s t u r d y ^
’
tinv
e
charge
of
both
ceremonies
scriptions
will
bo
accepted
without
Mr.
Boykin
or
the
Georgiu
laws,
he would make an ef- and Milton Shoatsley, sons of the
a member of the rules committee
womanhood, wus a "
neer m drawing up estim ates and the money nor will uny money be A ini-ricun
but merely rested a fte r saying th a t and chuirman of one of the elec it was further announced,
still more publicity on dead woman.
chronicle
of
cuntiuuul s m .g g lu
figuring
costs
of
construction
for
incepted without the subscriptions.! uguuml glunt odds,
if the Exchange is declared illegal,
Silas W. Wright of Del.and.
lie declared publicity
Several other
and of cuillinr
presentation at a future meeting.
Mr. King nrrived here shortly the state will nut be entitled to tions committees.
Sobnotions
alone
cmwil.
by
'
Past
Master
of
Masonic
Lodge,
assignments
held
h hardship only on the before noon nnd awaited return of
committee
mil in I'oiuidlHlimcliln.
S
erre
ta
rj
It
W.
IVnnnim.
just
I
I
iom
contestants
who
have
Is-on
their
quotations.
He
said
the
New
til payer" and secrecy
members of the insurgents group | will be the guest of the local buck from a conference with Dis
From llic day she first faced thu
honest taxpayer to bear members of the family from Paris York Exchange will not tolerate include Rep. Lam pert of Wisoon- j lodge on that day linil will huve trict Engineer Gilbert K Young- holding back votes must see that world
in a pioneer home in the m id*^
near
here,
where
funeral
services
they ure placed in the ballot box
anything illcgul in the conduct of sin, chairman of the putents com- charge of the dedication ceremon
#f the burden,
berg nt Jacksonville niiiioiinccil that b e f o r e the end of the contest. They j 1llu west, until, broken in hcaitliJ^
alternative to repealing for Mrs. Sheatsley were held yes- its business.
ies.
niittec; Kep. Frenr of Wisconsin,
plans for extending the visit of the
he ill no value unless voted in' lie undcilook the heavy re.-.pollel,publicity douse, the terduy. Mr. Sheatsley nnd his four
He said he felt confident th at n member of the ways and means
Much interest is living shown in government engineers at Sanford will
bliltics of the White tiou.se, .iiiO1
children
ure
spending
the
night
ut
tenator said be would
the board of m anagers will udopt committee; nnd Rep. Voigt of Wis tlic collet linn of tilings which will well- being ill lifted, mill that Col. this wa\
encountered huftishtpa bcioru whtcu
anginal amendment us Paris.
Ini suggestion, und rnldsd that ho consin. a member of the ngrirul- J be placed in the boxes t_/ lie, seal - 1 Youngberg w.i* optimistic
. ’‘
accru
u less courugrottu spirit would huvu
The possibility of Mrs. Sbents- is leaving Atlanta today for New tural committee.
it* lor the publicity secled m the cornel stones. In (he ing
,,,jr t■|u.
i,-»ult.
’
weakened into diun mediocrity.
ley
having
taken
poison
from
j
Orleans
w
here
he
will
confer
with
tmendment, lie expluinI coi net stone of the Masonic tiuild-|| The committee of five delegates
Despite these trails she not only
by open to the public bottle, which authorities said is the president of the Now Orleans
mg, only those things which the
kept her couruge unit her vigorous'
!* tax returns instead of missing from its customary place Cotton Exchange with a view to E fforts Are Made to lodge places there will be deposit to tlie Titusville road conference
through its chairm an that
individuality, but she retained
I total tax payments, as the in the Sheatsley home, Columbus, inducing it to tukc the same action Raise
College Fund ed but m the cornerstone of the ' reported
well a depth of huiiiun understand
Titusville authorities were co-oper* now provides. Under and th at the woman's dead body against Georgia. He declared that
City
Hull,
n
varied
collection
of
ating in every resjicct with the lo
lug ami u confidence in h v ra d f
Iment he said, the pub was plnced in the furnace by some the New York and New Orleans
SAVANNAH, Nov. 2 1 .— Renew items will be included.
cal Chamber in furthering plana
those uhoul her th a t etideured U>
is able to ascertain now one who did not want it to appear Cotton Exchanges, while separate ed efforts will lie made to raise
Of i.w . li interest to many San- to many thousands. A fte r shir b e
At 3:30 o’clock Wednesday uf for the speedy hard surfacing of
were made und income as though she hnd committed sui enties, ulwuys worked in close con an endowment fund of | 10,()00 from
ternoon, local Masons will form the road connecting tlie
county ] f.'iil laiqile is the announcement came h irs t Lady of thu l#and»
would constitute public cide, acemed strengthened tonight, junction.
which to offer prize* to Northern at the lodge rooms, and nfter don seals of Brevard und Seminole i.i-*«lt* in Eustis Thursday of the ulwuys ih the yours precoding, tno
i# every sense of the authorities said.
Questioned with regard to the Universities for research work ill ning aprons ami gloves will march counties, and expressed the belief p u r c h a s e of hulf interest in the
Mr. King expressed hope that
und the unfortu n u lu r e
effect such uction would have on southern history was decided by in a Itody to thu site of t b ” new Hint the next few months would Eustis Lake Region by T. J e f f helpntsH
a
chemical
analysis
of
the
lungs
ceived thu first and fullest nituo• Cttinnmis, (R) Iowa, who
cotton
traffic
in
the
state,
Mr.
the United Daughters Confederacy (’itv Hall, whoje they will form witness the completion »f the pro- Bailey of Birmingham, Ain.
ui e of her devotion. Children of
I (or the clause, suid to- nnd esophagus of Mrs. Shensley Brooks said:
today in adopting committee report about the cornerstone nnd observe jeet.
•Mr. Bailey is well known in S an every cinss hud her unfuUlug
tu publicity had nut the result of which will be a n
“ It will paralyze your
cotton by Mrs. A rthur Jcnning of V ir the regular Musonic corner stone
lube had expected. He nounced on his return to Colum
The publicity committee, headed ford, having visited in this city tciitioii. Wounded veterans o f m e
ginia.
As
a
result
of
the
appeal
traffic.
You
cannot
operate
w
ith
bus,
would
disclose
whether
or
not
on several occasions. F o r sever World Wur owed her many a l U H
se
twice.
| Wbad heard criticism
by Mrs. Schuyler of New York, j The services Will be lead by by R. J. Holly, introduced u copy al years Mr. Bailey has been field for hours gladdened by h t f vit«U
our quotations.”
ted quarters and th at Bhe breathed a fte r entering the Are outMr.
o
r
the
American
Motorist
carrying
Brooks stated th a t such n who read the report, the enliven- ! Past Grand Master W right, with
representative for Kiwunis Intur- to their hospitals or by f l o t g a tax payers objected box.
ruling by the Exchange would close tion pledged $800 dollnrs to the various officers of the local lodge iun imposing full page advertise nut.jnnl and in this ra pacity has sent by her personal order fioai
l»*ir .situations exposed.
ment of Sanford’s commercial and
all direct avenues lo r quotations fund bringing the , total to ubout !.a ssistin g
been the guest of the local or- the White Ilousu conservatories.
Past M aster James!
coming into the state. He declared » l, 000. The morning session was | MoUghton will serve as Marshall. I tourist attractions, and a q u a rte r traniintiqn several timc«j. During Her unusual outgiving of r) a ip o
page
advertisement
from
the
the telegraph companies would not taken up with mostly routine mat- • Upot, , (u. completion of the
■frop This Year
Brooklyn Eagle setting forth in his visits here, Mr. Builey made thy extended to unlmnls, nutuy ot
be permitted to furnish them to any tcr8'
ceremonies
at
the
city
hall,
the
whom she* befriended nnd protect- .
glowing term* the wonders of the many friends.
>0ver 12 Million
one in the state nor would the preiw
Mr Bailey is nn experienced ed.
gathering will move to the new "Celery City.”
associations be allowed to carry
Masonic Temple, where the »erv-i The American Motorist tins a cir- newspaper man of some twelve
During the whole tinio th e wan
them and furnish theity to the news Germans Em igrating lees will be repented.
fcTON. Nov. 21 .—The
1culution of G0 .UO0. it was stated, years experience, having be;>n con m istress i f the Executive Munston.
p
a
p
e
r
s
they
serve.
*»» estimated today
In Large Numbers Benches will bo provided for thi und nn attractive full page adver nected with th« editorial d e p a rt Mrs. Harding combined will) her
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 .—P res
600-pound bales, by
ladies, und a speaker’s platform tisement in one of its early issues ments uf tho A tlanta Georgian, social duties ati unwavering oil
ident
Coolidge
Thursday
began
®f agriculture. Last
BERLIN, Nov. 21. — Emigration will bo erected, it was announced. is expected to result in many a d N a s h v i l l e Bunnc, Birmingham gianco to her convictions, and dis
Mrs.
Chatterdon
Is
writing
hie
message
to
congress
in
r"yp »ui. 10,139,071. There
Birmingham Age-Herald.
from Germany is advancing by
vantages to Sanford.
played in doing so u degreo of
Given Divorce Decree leaps
hales ginned which he will set forth recom
He wL i city editor of tho B irm which won her universal cat
nnd bounds. Within one GOVERNORS AT PLANT CITY
A communication from B. C.
mendations
for
legislative
action
I, T- 14. coinpacpd to 8,ingham
Age-Herald
when
he
re
month the number of Germans hop
Miller, New York capitalist, was
The sociul usages so long a
1“**
Uinnings In a t the abort session which con
BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 21.—Emily ing to find better luck elsewhere
PLA N T CITY. Noy. 21.— Party reud in which Mr. Miller advised tired from the new spaper game to of otficlul W ashington life w
venes December 1.
t lB.tt-46.
Chadderton, of S ta m has increased fro m l ,873 to 4,956. of governors touring the state fid- the local secretary of a large New become field representative of the preserved by her to tho letter
The message is expected to in H. Roosevelt
member of Roosevelt family Tho s ta te of W urtem berg and the lowing the annual conference held York bonding company’s intention Kiwanls Club International in A la w ithout ostentation. And a t
clude a definition of Mr. Coolidge s ford,
Oyster Bay, was granted a di Rhineland country fnrnished the at Jacksonville, stopped
here of sending representatives here to bama, Mladissipni, Florida, Georgia same time sho found opportUQ
calized Citizens position on national problems, al of
vorce
here
today
from
George
.U.
und West to sihow in many ways t h a t she *
largest
quotas.
briefly
today
for
opportunity
of inspect tho pity’s resources with a Tennessee, Kentucky
stated to some extent in
on grounds of intoler
,c® Citizenship ready
In the Rhineland industry has seeing fruits of the new struw- view toward advancing any loans Virginia, which- work h r is now lost none o f hor in tere st fo r
speeches and in his message to the Chadderton
able cruelty. She told the court been hard hit by the occupation of berry crop.
th at the commission mny care to engaged iq, but will leave on Doc. class of home folks from which
last session of congress.
1 , to enter upon hia duties here as had come.
has proven
I’R A N nsco, Nov. 21.—
negotiate.
In view of the adminitration a I her husband subjected her to pub- the French, and
difficult to get tho wheels t u r n MANY MESSAGES SYMPATHY
“ Say th a t wo a re j u s t folks,”
Several routine m atters of busi editor of The Lake Region.
“ge 26, and Fred present Intention not to ask for lie humiliation.
—■' ■■'»»
Mr. Builey has built 23 Kiwun told newspapermen whan they
ing properly again. / Many wage
l.kt -y, English born, na- fu rth e r tax reduction, pending u
ness were disposed.
BELFAST. Nov. 21.— Messages
is clubs in Florida, and this has ed Her for a m essage to the
*«enc»n» who fought study of the new tax bill juet now Couple Separated 25 earners, despairing of better days,
given him a wide acquaintance in pie a t th e tim e of Mr. H ardl
are leaving for N orth and South of sym pathy nro pouring into ArAmerican flag in the going into effect und to uwait the
tjie state, and a s s e c retary -trea s Inauguration. “W e a r e ju s t
Years Is Reunited America, Russila and other coun mugn from ull p a r ts o f 'th e world, Body is Opposed To
[renounced citizenship be- report of his special commission on
one the death of Cardinal Logue.
tries in quest of happiness.
urer of the F lorida-A labam a Ki- b u t when I e n te r th e W hite
the new immigration agricultural questions, it ia not be
Child
Labor
Measure
wuni* district, he
visited every I propose to acc« 0t all of it*
DANBURY, Comi., Nov. 21. —
;
*re not permitted to lieved the president will make any
city in Florida of an y sixa on hia obligations and become th e
*Seu mother from Eng- recommendation* for outstanding Mr. and Mrs. Stephen O’Dell, 74
ATLANTIC CITY, Nov. 21. — rounds over tho s ta te tw o o r three Lady of th e Land in t r u t h as
general legislation, devoting his r e and 70. respectively resumed house
By an overwhelming vote, the N a times u y ea r aa a d istrict official, as nam a.”
.
m arks along this line to numerous keeping h e r e 'a f t e r a separation of
tional G range today put Itself either visiting established d u b s or
Of thoso gathered round
proposals before congress, 25 years. Homesickness was a t
in Government pending
squarely
on
record
aga
inst
child
m aking surveys fo r the establish H arding when he entered Ah*
among which a re the departm ental tributed by O’Dell fon re-uniting.
tabor am endm ent to the federal m ent of new club*.
convention cam paign ot 1920,
reorganisation bill, the naval r e
Protest to U. S. construction
Constitution and pledged its vig
In this way he h a s secured an w as none who *cept b e tte r i
measure, reclamation GftAND J U RY RECONVENES
The firs t rehearsal for the elab tunity for instruction utulcr his orous efforts to prevent ratification
enviable knowledge of th e state. ed of w h a t w.
personal supervision.
& CITY. Nov. 21,—The proposals and sotne railroad legis
WARREN, O., Nov. 2 1 .-£ p e c - orate ministrels to be given on
In K*wanls ^ r c l e a , state, district candidacy th an Mrs. Harding,
The nam e of the .show to .be of tho amendment.
lation.
December 4 a t the- Milanc theatre
This decision was reached a f te r th e sooth or Internationally, sp ea k h ad opinions, and she wt
„ . „.fo^ i,rn relations
Mr. Coolidge has indicated he ial Grand J u ry Investigating TCu under the ausoices of lhe~ Sanford given here in u M lnlstrels dn Broad a tong
discussion and was su p p o rt i n g J e f f Bailey’s name is synono- spoken in expressing than
^•‘•Htogton today,
send his message to congress Klux Klan and Anti-KIan-trouble Shrine Club will l>e held to n ig h t,! w a y a n d am ong those taking
estnst the treatment will
ed by votes o f every s ta te in tody m ous with Kiwanls. I t is aald. men en trusted with
a t Niles, continued'Its work today. and all participants are reminded leading n arta a r e :
to
be
read,
re-establishing
a
cus
the Mi’ ”**
Mexican worker* from tom of many years, changed first The Prosecuring A ttorney say*
to ho on band.
Ruha Williams, Olive Newman. except W ashington, Oregon and he knows more Kiwaniana th a n any of tlie cam paign. A fte r the
th
a
t
there
is
enoqgh
work
aheod
, •
.
1* ' nd Plantation ownrle* in. Ohio, Indiana, and
o th e r one mao.
President Wilson and followed
George
has had 66 Mildred Holly. Rosamond Radford, Missouri.
ieorge Nunn who Las
n»- The devartment
to keep the jury busy till the first
igon, when the outlook for.
ice his adm inistration.
Mrs. Bonnie MpCracJten, Mr*. Ro
years
experience
in
miniatrel
work
1 representation* of
FRANCE
GETS
BIG
LOAN
of next week.
was d a rk est, th ere were
MACK SERIOUSLY ILL.
with George Wilson’s Ministrels, by Lalng, M rs/ F rg p k Donaldson,
rounsel
st
New
Or»«r<
cd politician* who advised
Mrs.
R.
a
Holly,
Alfred
Lee,
Ed
Rice
and
Sheppard,
McIntyre
end
-•’heeded by authoritmE H S E F
STORM WAR NINGS I 8 BUBD
F A R I 8 . Nov. 21.— Finance M in
MT. VERNON, O , Nov. 21.d idata to withdrew. M n
H eath end oth er nationally known ward Iain*, R obert H erndon, HerKent, Reginald Holly. S. M. ister elem e n ta l ha* a r n f a c e d w ith Wlllard Mack, author, p layw right not one who believed Id giv
shows, has arrived jn tho city fp r
WASHINGTON.
N
or.
2
1
.—The
CHICAGO, N o r. 21. — W heat:
m. Joseph
Jlar- the M organ in tara ats fo r a loan to and actor is seriously ill ot p n e u once u fight had been
.
Issued the purpose of directing rehears T j o y d L l L 'C .
,n ,y ‘•njoy learn- Doc., 1.49 to L 4 9 t t ; May. 1 .66 % to Weather Bureau today
"
* '• Franco of 6106,000,000 a t aeven monia ,h*ro but 0 >«r* ia hop* of re so toe r f th e men
i
who kr
raid,
William
Hoffman
gpd
Sidals.
and
a
s
p
irin
g
am
ate
u
r
actors
..
1.57%; Corn: May, 1 .20 % to 1.21; storm warning* from Cape Henry
covcrjr, says his r i f f p R i p . , k
,t
per cent.
'^Continued an Ragt
will
be
givyj
go
excellent
oppurney
Rivq,
Ya.,
to
Nantucket;
Mass.
O ats: May, 681-40 to 6 8 %.
f
STATE ATTORNEY ATLANTA COTTON
GETS MORE DATA EXCHANGE GIVES
ON DEATH WOMAN GEORGIA FIGURES
i
LOCAL CHAMBER
ARE TO BE LAID AGAIN DISCUSSES
ON WEDNESDAY BULKHEAD PLANS
Interest I n Eustis
Paper Is Purchased
By T„ Jeff Bailey
President Begins
Work Of Preparing
Speech To Congress
First Rehearsal For Shrine Club’s
Minstrel Show Will Be Held Tonight
K
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r ....n u n r
On o p c n in g j n y th e f i r s t 50 lady
custom ers en terin g our s to r e w e w ill
give one Pair Silk H ose w ith p u rch ase
On npehing d ay th e fir s t. 50 m en
(
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•
cu stom ers en ter in g our sto re w e w ill
Rive a I ih.it f|er I tel I jv i 1h_p tin .h u se....
/ £
&
'-
A D |ES
A N D
R E A D Y -T Q -W E A
a*?:
Lullwntrr l l l u t
Chnmbray, f n nt
color, wo.k shirt*!
oold all oyer for
tl.00. Our Salo
Men’s Knit Ribbed
7 jv
Underwear
Consolidates with The Outlet
Fan-Tan Shop ,
Consolidates with The Outlet
In order to serve the people of
Sanford and Seminole county Bet
ter, we have merged both stocks
and stores into one and in order
to reduce our double stock we arc
sacrificing high, class merchan
dise.. Thrifty buyers will appre
ciate the opportunity to pdd need
ed comforts and warm clothes for
the winter. A sale for every fam
ily. A sale for every one.
hi deciding to consolidate The Fan
Tan Shop with The Outlet, we are
cutting our overhead and passing
the saving to the public. We will
handle at The Outlet the same fine
class of merchandise as hereto
fore at The Fan Tan Shop where
service, courtesy, style and popu
lar prices were its leading quali
fies.
25 d o zen
Good N a in
sook U nion
S u its.
Per
sup
.........
R egular $1.00. Suit* price
300
NEW EST
Ladies’
BRUSHED WOOL COAT
FALL
F i n e ,r tirade,
d* m L / f \ O
N eat
S trip e
Iiro.su S h ir ts
All Silk l.incd, lienutiful wvuces, nil rolorn
nnd sires. Try them
tin anil you Mill wear
one home. Sale price
Values In SH OK
CoiiMilidal ion
hu Ic price ......
Special...........
Balbriggan
Underwear
S h ir ts, D raw ers, pdi .
sm art ami all
new sh a d es
W O M E N 'S
Fall Footwear
Men’s Pin-check
WORK PANTS
Mi n’s Army
Shoes
LOT 1
S tr ip e s and Arlii-tir I’laids in the
siifl, downy W oolens nro much ca ll
ed fur in Hie sw a g g er Sport sty le s.
()l von mat prefer the plain n a t
ural Tan Hi -.li'and F leece
sses
Men’s Kn i t t e d
Silk Ties. Reg
ular $1.00. Sale
Good Leather
BELTS
• anion ( ‘repe and
I’oirei ( ’repo and
the new est and
a ttra ctiv e sty le s ,
new colors and
s h a d e s ........
1H* .*•»
OVERALLS
Men’s Silk
llOSE
Special
S i l k Striped M adras
and liasket W eave
('aided
Special
rade, best quality
Bather men’s dress
I he biggest bargain
ever offered.
m
OXFORDS
One Lot of
COLLARS
Broken uUcu
V alues
S tore
it o
closed
T h u r s d a y ' in
Vu ' uch to
all
order
day
to
S to re
prepare far the Consnli
datlooSale
pposite Post Office
i n1•:i1 _
Aid
FIRST STREET
pposjte Post Office
cl
T h ursd ay
prepare
dntlon S a le
in
ordtf
�■
W T H iH Jo m o r m
JtiptlK,
MKMINOt.K
m n c o r ri.o -tD * .
[m tlfl
LICENSES
n
.f a n tin g P e rm its G ra n ted
V J u d g e S m ith T o N im ro d s
O r a n g e C o u n ty ; P ro n tlM en .T a k e to W oods
INDO. N o t . 21.— A t the
of the hunting season
y m to U l of 721 county IIha«! been taken
out a t *»“
the
......................*
of County Judge P rank
Of this number, 110 were
aidant and two were from
atates. More than 300 11were issued Thursday,
iny of the huntera have gone
Port Christmas and to sections
ith, while others nro on the hike
F Marion county turkey, oqulr1, quail nnd deer. Among the
stern who are on the quest for
ie arc B. Bcachman,
Jam es
"Son, Som Shiver, Jam es BarHerbert Wirhtendahl, B. Kint, M. O. Overstreet, Charles
Iby, J. R o s s McKibben, Capt.
iu , J . W. Kandpll and H. L.
p u f t m a n r e s t b e r e u n l t i *b e l‘ o n g i n g .
L e s s t h e Nortl|! ° n e h u n d r e d 1100).
f e e t of sai d t r a c t .
V i ' t t h e s a m e t i m e a n d h l a c e I Will.
r i l l sell t o thS
offer for sale and' wl
h igh est and- best bidder for ca sh
th e fo llo w in g described personal
property: .
Jn r« E s t a t e of I t e nrj Er l i a mt on.
No t i c e l a t h e r e b y g i v e n . t » all
w h o m It m e y c o n c e r n . t h a t ^ o j i Die
I n f e : E s ta t e o f W m. I* Ripen and
H o r a c e U Hlpes. minora.
'
M i n o r a •i i t * A " " ’ u t m : « • w u
i la ______________
hereby given to all
* “. *Ie
w h o m It- m 'a y concern• • •l h• a• t■t O
Rlprs. an g u a rd ia n o f
Rlpes
npd H ora ce I. Sipes, minora, will
■OB' t h e IRth day o f N ovember. A.
T>„ 1911. Apply to th e H onorable
K. K. Houaholdar, C ounty Judge.
In and for eald OBtinty. at his of
f i c e In fU nford. at ten o'clock A.
SI., or a s so o n th e r e a f t e r a a > th e
m a t t e r m e y he heard, fpr nuthpri
t y t o sell a t p u b l i c n r p r i v a t e s a l e
t_h * uikU vIHH nne-lialf Interest nf
r
j u
r
^
f
r
a
r
^
w
r
i t
K. Ilouaholdfir, Jft<}*■#• of aai.l Court.
m Juitfrc. of Probate for my final
d is c h a rg e -a e .K x e d it o r Of'the e a t a t r
of
HENRY
I I A I t n n v deceased:
i
_nd that nt the same tln iu.l-w ill
present my flnsl nernunts ns E x
ecutor of said estate, and nak for j
their approval.
•
Dated lb-tuber S3.. A. D. 1914.
P itA N K
I
I
I
1
s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In 8 e m l - of th e N o rth line of Sec. 81, Twp. 19- 8 . R- «
n o | B County. Florida, t o - w l t : Org.
60 ft. ft. a n d IS™ ft- W. of N » Car. E.. run S o u th 'o n center line of Mcllonvill#
of NWH. Reo. 30. Twn. 1S B. IE 30 Ave. 256 f t . West 245 f U North 365 f t , East
...........
.
to beg.
K. r unN. S" ft- W, • " "T- S B t«
T h e anld l and b e i n g a s s e s s e d a t t h e
d a t e o f Hie Issnaticd n f s u c h c e r t i
f i c a t e In t h e n a m e o f U n k n o w n .
T h a t P. L- W o o d r u f f , p u r c h a s e r
o f T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No. S i t . d a t e d
t h e s t h day o f J u l y , A. D. JS9T h a a
f i l ed saltl c e r t i f i c a t e In m y of f i c e
a n d hns m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r T a x
Deed to Issue In n c r o n t a n c c w i t h
t a w . S.-ild c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s t h e
f o l l ow i n g d es c r i b e d h r o p e r t v s i t u nlctl In Reml nole C o u n t y , F l o r l d n i
t o - w l f Peg. 12.IX cha. N. of. *4 Hec.
noxt on H line o f Hec. 21 T w p . 19 8 .
I t a n g e fs K. r u n E. S.7 I chs. N. S.*l
rlia. t o
line of A a t o r ( I r a n t n o r l h w e a t e r l ) a l o n g f7r » n t l i ne 10 cha. 8 .
M X c h s to heg.
a cr es .
/
T h e sahl land b e i n g a s s e s s e d nt
t h e datt- of t he I s s u a n c e of su c h
c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e n nt ne of I d a M.
Keane.
...
.
,
U n l e s s sa ltl c e r t i f i c a t e s h al l he
r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g t o l aw t a x d e e d
wi l l Is s u e t h e r e o n o n t h e 23rd day
o f December. A P.. 1924.
W itn ess m i
o ff l c ' n l
sig n a tu re
n n d s e a l t h i s t h e 13t h d a y of N o
se t Pofelr-Pnrntnir*. .
Met Wlllotv P u r n l t u r e .
Set Dining. Doom F u r n i t u r e .
K.-t I vo r v F i n i s h lied t l oom
Furniture.
Htt K i t c h e n F u r n i t u r e , st oves,
h e a t e r s a n d k i t c h e n utensil *.
ItAllltlH . E xecu to r.
JOHN O. I.EON AnD Y.
Master In Chancery.
J i imi:, rjEoim i:8|irclnl
H. itE im iN a .
Hvmlanle C s s s l t . Ntate nf Plarlrfu. Hollfllor for
Complainant.
said minora In and to the following
In r s Estate of William E. Hamd r w r lh r d real e state In aald roun- mix
.
vj
Pri.iCATtov
pon
ty . to-w lt:
Notice Is hereby given, to all s ,or r tt te rt i on rf n »A. Ni
»Ki »- i «r r T i oN ttrs
Wh o m It m a y concern, t b a i on the
.» * * * '"
• * » '» * ”
O F T IIF. ( IK S r it .M .
ST A T fT K S
*7th day of December. A. D. t3t4,
O F T I I E * S T \ » H O F F I.O IIIIIA .
S?n.*r «f S r V S r t h ^ t ^ ; . ” 1 I shall apply to t h e IfnrtoMhln K.
Notice Is hereby given that F. t*.
of the Northeast utisrter nf Hxr- P. ITousholder, Judes of said Court,
lion St. Township 19 South. Ilanua ns Judge of I'robale for my final Woodruff, purchaser of Tnx Certl31 East, run thence West Ilia ills, discharge ns Executrix of the estato flc-at- No 25X. dnle.l the fth day of
ta n ra of I t s ft. thence Boulh a ills- of William E. Hstnmls, deceased; June A r> I9S2. has filed sxld
certificate In my office nnd hns
tanra nf tfln ft*. thence East n ilia*
T—teri
October
23. A. D 1X24
. I * that
i 1... A a
. I Itile
I I . enim*
a. ,i ei .a #1 lii .. V «a
npi>l|cutlon for Tax peed to
tnnce nf 125 ft., thence^ North n apd
nt
t'me I will mod*
dlstnnre nf S00 ft to point nf ho- present my final aoenunts ns Ex- leXoe tn aceordmo*** with Intv Hold
g ln n ln g .
c c u t v j x o f s a i d e s t u t e , a n d n s k f o r certtflriile embraces the following
described proper t> sltosled In Hemw h ich
ap p llrstlo n
w i l l h r « m s e d l tlic-lr a p p r o v a l .
Inole I',oi tit v lloildn. to-wlt
upon the petition fo r sale now on | Ontcd .October
A n liJI.
t 'o r i t T o p
in
~~ . V
.
c o ia tv
662.51
246 f t , to beg. (Less l*th St.) — ----------- ZJ0’
Realty Troot Company—Besr. nt n point on
center line of Meilonville Ave. 773 ft., South
of the N orth lir^e of Sec. 31, Twp. 19, S. R. 31
E., run South on center lino of Melionvillc
Ave., 687-3 f t , thence West 245 ft., North
1024.62
637.3 ft., E a s t 245 ft, to bon...... ..............— ..... 537.3
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co.—Beg. nt the
SE Cor. of NE 1-4 of NW 1-4 run West 200
ft., North 26 ft., E ast 400 f t , South 25 ft..
78.18
West 200 ft., to bon. ..... .................- ..................41.
The above nnd forcRoinn final assessm ents arc payable without
interest up U> Dec. 15, 1924, and from nnd nfter such date said spec
ial assessments will be payable only in ten equal annual installments
with interest a t 8 per cent per annum on all deferred paym ents.
W itness my hand ns City Clerk nnd th e Seal of the City of Snnford,
Florida, th is 13th d«y of November A. D. 1924.
A
I*
1921.
3
s
j.
8.
D avis-
CUu
h a n d , typ ew ritin g
hceplnir to start Dee. L1
pllcanta call at G0|
after, fi o’clock.
See the live w -o,,r
displaying Fan"
wear at Lloyd SE !*W.
Friday and Sat f e
P. M.
.
POUOEAHH.
C l e r k o f C l r r u l t Cour t .
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f
Mr. mill Mrit. Ralph G n n lin rr nnd
tMorr'"mid' ” n*Ve' 'tb c ir ! »"en sp e nding Ibe su m m e r nnd n r e j S
fj.varn* t* •
now nt th e ir w in te r home on l l t ? | —;
Orlando-Winter Park Boulevard.
linn,niter, of Yumn, Colo., nrrived j
; in th e c ity T uesday for n visit
SfFtfrr. A. ‘tf. Taylor have j will, G. L. H uxtablc. O th e r g u e s f s ! BUnfli their wedding t r ip to , o f Mr. H u x ta b lc nre Mr. l l n y l o r , * :
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t h e r cities of in te r e s t nnd Bert Sa lpc rs, t.f ( o nm rr.vrile,; 5
*ndn other
‘Ilitel*
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la now (iu *
I o 11 I .xtnli' of J N W tcll net
s.,.11, , ,, a,., el., mi.-.. In
lOW DOCTORS
: TREAT
COLDS
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l r | . Iu atlirit I •• .ill |
'o and c e rta in than the old style A • I -*I I n . r. 1•
y^a« *M» u It. iii 11 m . o I-|»||I l i lt Hint *11 il.*
lomel, heretVjfoie recommended II > l.l |i I O f.
77ll) il l V ..f 14**1 . ml*. » A 14 1'. •I
I FL l. ' I tl |*fl \ I m |I if I I . *4f.4 4l l. I
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* Onti o r two Calituhs at hed time
awallow of water,—that's
No aaiU, no nauseu nor the
htcit Interference with cuting,
tleuMires. Next morning
haa vanished nnd your
em feols refreshed nnd purlCalotuhs ure sold only in
ll,wealed packages, price ten
nifl io
vesi-pockvi site;
fo r mo
the vest-pocket
Irty-fivc cent# for the large fam4 package. ’ Recommended and
■IBlitejJ by druggists.
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Your
ley back if you are not delight-
I
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..1
i i ik m tv te
<>k Fl.m ili'A
T" ARTHlt i- aiimh in. s ••<1*011.
tioii
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xml 11 .* 1,1 tin- »«mr ton,- 1 ».11
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Itueuu Nixla Entat.-N, S u n fo n l
I-’. K. Shetniati,
ti. M. Shi 1 man. and
II. I., (ir.thnui. Lot 1 . Itlk A
$ 1 1 - 12
F K. Shet mail.
(i. M S h e t ii.an, ami
II L. ( ir a h u m , l.ot 19. Hlk A
II L. li 1aim 111. Lot 2)>. Hlk A
F. E. S het m an,
m sh«*1 limn, jiiiij
II L. tir a h a n i. l.ot 21. Hlk A
1 D M u rtin , I . i 22, Hlk A
F. E. S h e r m a n ,
o n t h e l al d a y «>f P - i - m i i n . l t 34.
| h v s s m r h e l n g u r u l e its> •>( Sli d
Court, and lh* n nnd ther e muk»
a n s w e r and d e f e n d s u s i li on In
a s s u m n e l l * urn in.' tired In t h i s Co u r t
Ih* 9 III d s y of O r t o h e r . 19SI
It Is fu rth er ordered th s t this
n n ll f e be |iuhllsli*d .Hire » »<•« U
(or tb* period of (ou r con sev u jlv e
w e e k s In th e Hanford llerslit. a
L E O hr. URWst>xper p uhllshed In R smlnule
FOR TUB County, W o rld s.
invijoratad, and W i t n e s s my h snd and s e s l of the
C o u n ty Court o f Reinlnole County.
Florida. Hits th e
O lh
d«y o f
October. I»I4.
. k . tr. HODRKHOf.nKn.
J u d g e o f th e C ountv Court.
FK*tl» l l W t l J O N . a tt o r n e y .
i H L SI, i i N v.
t l . SI.
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iii.
v xi* t i n \ \
BB
S ituated only ten m iles
from S anford on the
A. C. L. Railw ay and
on th e Dixie H ighw ay
is rapidly becom ing
the m ecca of fish e r
men and visitors g e n
erally.
W ith the m any local
im provem ents m ade
and th e i n t e n s i v e
building p ro g ram u n
der w ay the town is
ad v an cin g rapidly.
Fine hom es a re o f
fered fo r sale on easy
term s, situ at d ruft I
line o ra n g e t r e e
These m odern in every
way. Before p u rch as
ing look them over.
For fu rth e r details
.ind inform ation phone
or w rite. We aim to
frv e vo u :
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L.
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Iving nnd loin* In the
H. L. Graham, Lot 0, Irik G
!•’. E. Sherman,
G. M. Sherm an, and
H. L. G ra ha m , iw.t 10, Hlk G
.1.. « I.i...
DAIRYMAN’S DELIGHT
DAIRY
FEED
(OutttnUri -’51 rrrt.nn.
n
A u th o riz e d
fo r
/
im ih u m ,
....
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lilk
<i 1)5.01
Large s t r . k s o f , ID E A L F c r tilix .r s and ID EA L Insecticides
High Gtnde HLUESTONE .Insist on N i c h o l .T r .......
A
| Toyland Opens Saturday J
? SANTA CLAUS WILL WELCOME YOU
E r e i ' ip 11
i
ta r r ie d at our Suuford W arehouse and quick shipm ents ,u n be m ade from
50.14
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00.03
Bee. JI. Twp. j i , s . u. j i
Seminole County. FIs.
Boston St^clo—Hog. nt InterBoctlon of Can'
’
te r linea of Meilonville Av®., and Celery A v e , , \
run Weat 180 feet. South 418 feet, Kakt to
T fcA
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Meilonville Ave., N orth to Beg.............u -— . 803*
*
743.87
lira . M artha M o ffitU -B cg. a t a point on
1
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and ita Subsidiary
FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL BUPI'LY CO.
JacknonvIUe, Florida.
. . II. C. MINK, Sanford Branch Manager.
91
ic a ira ^ K K ii
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I II
I ' > I *'•• l
i gM.it <1.i> .
nt it ' I,*ti» trim ett »• •11
\ )M) v. till Ins lil ightc-l ‘null mid t •••)•!• i
Rugby
$1.50. 5 ) . 75. $2 25. $:i.»0. $I.U0
The B a y 's delight an d Iln d ’s e n j o y m e n t .
T r a i n s . $7.50 to *24.00. T u n n e l s . $2.50
T r a n s f o r m e r s . $1-50 to $6.00.
W a r n i n g * $.1.
L a m p I’c s t r . $1.75. S e m a p h o r e . SHOO.
_
G ro s s in g G alen, $1.75. Block S ig n s , $3.50.
E in ga loA h, $1.75.
S t a t i o n s . $2.50 to $5.00.
QUALITY
the
ROLLS, EVERY KIND
FOR LITTLE MOTHERS
t
.li inch I’m e Silk 1' ieiii'h t nntoti '1 i'-))/ ij
t rt i.ea
.
$2.4».
'■ ,
Canton
$2.19. $3 15
Greys
I n t i t u l i n g T a n s . C o c o a , Heige.
t i.'ikwootl. S e a l, e tc .
Hi. null Crepe Ion kSatin
$3.39. *;J 98
in null Semi Satin ' tepe $.l.3.i, $3..»a
pi in- h Pure rived * ri pe titCl.it...
*2.19. $2 69
III m< Ii
Put e dyt •! ' ' ••!•••
. I.i,.. .
$2 19.
In.hiding full range "f navies
atul the French Lines.
Dove. Gray. Silver, Steel, Mold,'
Pearl, Taupe, Nickel.
11• m i h
p u l e d y e d H f " a n e d S a t i n $ I -l »
-4I ••• •* III1**
In 1, 1, \|l •■•ll. Snl II ' ...........
KbU il
|l- Mn ll
\ II S i l l ,
•I
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Nil
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4*4 <* . A l l
III
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Itiiilllllll
III Mi- I, I'll. • t i t , -I .til xtlk
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t n i n . I.
I'llle
il.'.tl
n il
P l u ck , I v u r y a n d W h i t e .
C ham eleon (*cm’K«ttca—•
Sulc, $3.15
S2.IM
,x
All Silk F igured C repe dc Chlrteif
j,g
f l "in b a r k
K IM , *a.UN. S3.ID
*•'•**• # » “ S
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93. nr.
rj.«u
9 I.U O
Miscellaneous Silks
4*| • |)( |t**|)ITlf 1it •
Mlk IH4 *|I)Hr (I.**
u .ti-f fail 1(0- 1*.1
S I.—D
stir.
S.l-13
Sl.'JU
Jtti
OXI3
*3.*D
at.lv
41l»
• l »s
»$:• i l iC#1
I'HiifriH’. i ! nn i ••
$2.25—Sale $1.79
*3.IH .
C u n l"n _ ,
|i j t n , |. P u l e i l y u t l a l l x i l k S u l i l .
1.Ill'll.-xx..
m n u l l IteliU h g H S a t i n l ir e .
III lli.il f
J lt..llulx .S..IIM ' *• l"
' )i | tl* *11 t. lH dllPM C I f 4l I • )l I 4#l
<»l lit* It K m i n
J;*»i'li«f)Hf t
1*4 I fit It | 1• • *4*44*1* « » • I'*
• **»••»•
♦4* ii,* I) S i '
4) i i * »\ u**l I*.*tiiiniu
f >u \ vt ill*
Ordinary Selling
Silk Figured
Crepe de Chines
t '* • f t
tie
sx .io . sa.m . *'J.«i»
M il,
in i,|. i, p u r r i l , . < l n i l xi IK
. in
O r a n g e , E i g h t B i n " " . 5 rl l t i w, Sil
v i C o r a l . H e n n a . It nxt, C u p p e t . l l u r u t
iri <"g". C n i u h M y r t l e . S k y . I ’o u t l r e
Hlue, I V a r r i , S t e e l . L i g h t , M i d a n d
D ark N a v y , T i m g t t ine. R o y a l . S e a l ,
P e a r l , C h ea t t l U t . Pi n k , llu by Bl u e , C u p l„.i , F r e n c h Bl ue. C h i n g .
Hurtling,
plptn, M u l b e r r y . Muxt ard . T a u p e , und
C h lfift
$j.m. 9*i.tin. I t i n
. i iim $.1 .|,A, 93 :iw
i i • | •** Imii’R
93.9*. 919*
. I t . . I n i l -M l,
.’Nllh
K illll**)
li|iIm Gy 4 Crt*i»*
v|l i %tn«9 Crojir i
Ihidcrfly Sulifi
I1- I 149-1 ( Ilujilit n
4I A44(1 > st il
OS.UH
Slb < i
',7 *
ID iml. All Pure Silk Cre|ui
V——
,J,. Crime
$2.19, $2.19, $2.61
-|« in.'h All pure French
Cantu"
$3.15, $3.39
p l i n th Silk and WhoI Panamu
.
. ................................ — $2.49 9
The finest range of Hlnck Silks ever
show n in Orlando or Control Florida:
tn
did r a n g e :
,n
»I -M
BLACKS
a. \
pMinrHlir nml Imported MlOM^Cturr r a wonderful range 3clcCtidn mt
lb* f i i l t o v v i n ^ m i l c prices:
52.19
$2.65, $2.79, $2.69, $3.I5i
$3.59, $115
"'•* l a
i : H IM
Palm Bearh Spurt S uits—Vory now:
in fancy stripex. with plain colors V) 1
match ' ....
........................ - jI M P
’ine miv
rnngv
Tub
—In fine
| 9 oof;
t:.M
spring stripe effects ...
’’Poiupadour" Taffeta
New Yurkjs latest riilosynrracy for
ufterimon nnd evening wear—beafH
ful cuir.’u inntions
We hnvu just received u shipment of White Felt Spurt liu ls —these unfor*
lunatrly w re slightly soiled in trs n s lt—sooner than return same wc nre g w a *
lo price Ihym at clearance prteo—
24 V/hite Trimmed Sport Flats at $2.50
:tfi TRIMMED
a n d sp o r t h a t s^.
IN ALL Tilt: NEW. SPRING COLORS—
$5*C
A T UACH
R em em ber S a tu rd a y in th e day
$1.50 a p a ir
Jackaanvlll#*
ORANGE AT WASHINGTON
s*
ORLANDO; FLORIDA
’ ,'**xl’
. “THE STORE WITH A PERSONALITY",
The H om e o f Good S h o A
jjA M i
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Big Items From Our Millinery Department <
•'Dolly Dingle”. "Sin Hopkins” and “ Chocolate Drop YOU
mny
choose me
the character
iy fflOOFC
rriniui.B«-i doll you like best. 12 inrlu lull
and dressed in ruffled <;rcpc frock ut .................... $1 75 each
Baby Dell with lovely hair is dressed in a white flannel
kimono for .......
- ............................................
w -75
“ I.yf Lyk” Doll Baby wear* a snort little frock trimmed
with white lace, a bonnet and silk moccasins—all for $1.73
A Mamft Doll, ha* a blue apd white.voile dress und *hc
lias rurly hair and closipg eyes— ............... - .................... $7.25
Wc Just can’t tell you about every thin*;” cau«e Ttiybnd is
jus t Jammed to the door, bo jrcu’ll have to come and see.
t
-Mi
Dark Blues
RUGRY FOOT BALLS
FOR ROYS
the Buy’ - Game, fine for his C h tistm n a Gilt
h i
Browns
I" iiiehes whit*, ttbxuririelv till p u re
-ilk p u re d y e , in th e f>.lb .w ing s p le n
1%♦«$♦♦♦♦
9—
Hl.iiii Ii I’ure Silk ' tepe <le
Cant.-ii
*3 3».
„ I. I n iu b i '.inti't, ' " I" ,x
• $2 19. $313
Plain Colored
Georgettes
WILSON & T00MER FERTILIZER CO
05.01
Ni
ipioj.sc HIiiok;
4" mill I’uii' Silk I
lie ha* a gi' t lot*, f••i cv* i \ ••f"'. mi be I'cic bright end
,.a r |.
V„|) || \winl la tiHik ItMMtll'l at all trie Wulldel I III
Ith llllll.
Hi'lttx, B lin k s. Hooks.
l>iys tlril Sun i.i I*t -tut* lit
Entm:t. U a g o .i ., I'l.ll- I iiiiiii , I . i i m l u r e am t all kuol
A ii iinril i.
Hi jug Dad nml Mother along they'll like to look to.,.
h' “ II tiic new shades put up ill a ttr a c tiv e gift boxes
05.01
I
I'M
',11,1 I ' l l |
LIONEL ELECTRIC TRAINS
GREATEST EVER
Silk H osiery
fiu S o n # )
$2
i, m i Sin. l ti in h t Hiitft,
*♦♦
L E T US SU G G E ST
including Ng*°l»
Brand £ . U c
i 'bim
in ii
Thinking of C hristm as Yet?
05.01
V
I
$2.19
Inrludril iviih 11,rrie are the new
Green nnd French l.anrln tomia.
•
•
4«> inch Pure Silk flat finish (‘repel • '-‘f- J
.le ChineH
$2.19, $2.49, ?$.M
S h y H h ie s , l>;d»y H in es a n d 1 u r -
I "l I ' p c
THE
Whatever your p u r t i e g b r needs may \w. there h an ID E A L brund to fit. 1* ^ “ *
’>' "Ut thu ty years experietiru nnd study of Florida tonditionn.
Greens- ’ •
Pale Blue
pi Ilf ll I ‘ill I Silk • l"|'C ll
HUMMING BIRD
50.11
|j. t
50.14
-:r
pt
t'oii j n u nee d F o o t w e n r com e in a n d let m> add
•nr nanie lo o u r lis t of v a lu e d c u s t o m e r s .
Insecticides and Fungicides
n r., $3.39
I I'l'pf
$ I 9i
' 'b ■'ti'l'e
illItl t,irli Ml Sill. I , ''fit
< re p e -If
RIGHT PRICES
ID E A L
h tM
4ii im ii Freticli ' unit*"
ttl.iii.
Kadi " i n
HI.III. ItII All
i u •-''ilk
*•— .............
IL D I
Fertilizers
$.: 'it
ill t i c 'l l
| ’i i,m i In1 tit-lit sile
I , :ti Ii lo the deep Freni ll t huim«Ir> ?.h a d e s ’,
S e m i n o l e C o u n ty
ID E A L
pi iiifli I rem Ii * **po
bulk .''lil'ii
III ini'll pure Silk C r e p e
.1. Chine
$2.19. $2 65. $» «•»
tlt
Poatii
RIGHT STYLFS
and
I Im liess
Y
!
m im b All Silk Radium
$2 . 1*1. $2.19
' ■'
Hi mi b Fi t in It Sul m
N
w hy s<i u n i t y " i ' l l tlt-fiiainl |>«*o|*1** l»uy lln -ir
I ’o triw i-a r h f i ’i*.
RIGHT
i ,
S h ad ing from the s o f l
Neapolitan T in ts lo Violet
and Orchid.
52-114. ?2 4.P
pi inch Knilmn,
They are su re of g e ttin g the
m a rrtflW j
Lavenders
10-iii. Ii Ft filt h flat Crept'
tic Chine
*'2'.'I
♦♦♦«%
V V ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦%
♦ V V V •**
INKEEPING WITH YOUR ATTIRE
M y r t l e a n d I th !
P h o n e ,r>39
CcnUini m en than 7H DICISTIBLI nuLurntv.
J*1 *,J[
t ^ i B m B M M B B B B B E l U i n M I l 91■ B F F B U B M B B B B F B — B B - B B B n n i i n
a t III .in <
lie l u t e I h
M ill.
Sanlord Feed &
Company
-
’
$3.35, 53.98
Pinks
|0 in> It F n tit Ii Ctepc
I j i i i i g n o i i t l . I la .
[TRt
SJ.h.)
French Satin Canlon..................
H anging from the S ain iv
flesh tom s tleop Shell I’mk.
li» 1It tisr ti ku Inn
Seed M eal. l*«ris (irecn|
have it all. Alsu a fulll
fig u r e w ith you.
You A re N ol Satisfied
S-.l.>.
10-inch 1-Yeneh S a tin D u ch ess
•10 inch French Crepe Hitclt Satin
11 N. O r a n g e A v e .. O r l a n d o , F l a .
Till'; LAKE JESSUP LAND CO.
A ssociation
U IK
Heinlnuls sod Rtn.e of 'f IoM.U* „7 ! I «• M . Sherm an, and
\r
fra)
1.,
Fiiice Sale Openin g m any pieces o f .Silks have
come to hand, these also will be added to our
w onderful collection and price reduced in sam e
proportion as the re st of o u r -stock.
•
To facilitate selection we have classed our
various fabrics in colors, so one can toll a t a
glance the various fabrics th a t wc have in the
color or colors w anted.
WHITES
La Moda Tienda
s
10 l e n l s .
t.ia.itiN
4*«.i i i -I inlr *1
i.E'RFEEDS
a%
b e i n g » leg s i s o l e s .t„> I h . f o l l o w - “
2, *7.
’
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Ittp tlt f i -r IIft-il r - i i I - - t u t *
—If u.4t#*d. 1J* * r*. t ) n u i i i i b i i ,
‘ 7n,hA ‘ ™ •> f**9. «o the Kaat line
..* aald Section Thirteen (11). North
nluna eald Rertlon l ine T w o b u n I’jvx*
ac-.vu CtT) fee-, to th e
ti.t:
la and
It nnt w'iut a cow EATS but what vhr
DIGESTS Rut producci nulk and hitter fat 5
U. Dyson, I jq 4, Hlk (1
E. Spurring, Lot 5, Hlk (i
E. Sherman,
M. Sheriiiun,
lid i *111 144 |l i 491p
liia w ift
B.
m i #* it—f r u d a iii a. I m i l o f f i
I fs.t F ..i r
anil u III -ell III | It r IumU. bI I.IiIiI—i J. E.
fot I MB11 lit till* f r •*I#I ll... I of lisa
Mil
ItrHllinJng. Ill f r e t Houlh of tile
N o r t l i . n t i C o r n e r of H e c t i f n Tlitrteen i l l ) Twp T » e n l * South 170 8 (
H ' t i * . T h i r t y n o ) Knsl r u n \V,-»i
•Is h u n d r e d
fifteen
t « \ 4)
fr et.
Foul li e i g h t hundrext s i s tHUC) fr et,
tn t h e l l l u h t Of Wi V of l h r h e n ford suit I nd i an I t l v s r I n o w A C I . »
lUllrowd. Nslv. a l o n g Iho N o r t h e r l y
e d g e of said l u i t m a d Hlltht of W a y .
re
I In *4* fil*-) u r n nr*
Sherman. 4 H I Graham Lot 25. Jllk A
Charles II Ij.we I ..t 2tl Hlk A
Spurring, 1-ot 7, Hlk. G
fo u r! Ilona- lit H-nfoid Sent i noli F, E. Sherman,
Icilt and lack of tnuacuLsa appear bftfore Ilia Counly (?outt Count) . .Florida,
_____ duilua
__ „ ..
Hir. I. ggl
i.f K-mliitil* County. Florida, at Ilia Mom- of -uni. uimn M«m(1a>. Hi- lal G. M. Sherman,
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Hanford.
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d«v of ........tuber. I'J*4. the >.im« & H. L. Cirolium lx,t H Hit C
IRDra ELIXIR FOR
)D builds boolth,
energy. It keep* the
rd and firm, the eyes clear
It pou color In tha
a s pit kin; fa th#' eye and
tha
ha body. It
] la the Idea)
.11 at *
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N ijrh t
Hrun-!)1ulnN.s<>8, C'oltnn
T he S ln n d a.’d form u la. We
feed s. Lei us
Your M oney Hack If
$277,2K
(i M Shermnti,
& 11 L. lira h sm , l o t 23. Hlk A
Mrs K atie O. (irifftn. Lot 21 . Hlk \
E K.S herm an, li
M
J udli i«#l <*lr«*ul| of Flof lil 04. lo 44■*il F.
f.u H-uilri 14- Co u n t i . In u i uu»e
I l i e n In pefidI ll|f
u h-r elll 11a*I |t*-1 J.
l.iil.* - ml All l ii I .mI*r . •-. • p.llllir I f
•1**flit: I'U-lti# a* uf L i k e Miofli-ra F.
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Iii iv ■ of Florida * ml * In . or |tl«ir- #*f nt..I 1.9 i l i l o i * of i4 F i n a l P f . || |9 l»| J. F. McClelland, Ixit 2, Hlk t,
I <tl FIII r b f In In lilt* <*• au ft t > f Hi* III
F o i t i 1 >»iiit i* 11 il S l a t e I - f i i I t,» out
Inolr. Hl«tr of Floflda In H-mlliol- i f t l i r i *li 4 nit i m iii | t.f | ha# h M i i i l l i Mrs. E. H. Camp, Lot 3, Hlk (1
County. »»rvlrp upon uimm n mild
lilnd Hi- imId rorporallon «ud ilia*
C'oilit 1*9*1iim furtlirr iidv!*t*d lluif
fcAdv.
, . f l nil #if tin* offlrrra or kUHil# of nalil
AHTOlt FAIIMH INC tmvr •»—n
frut tin HTATK OF F L oli.
IPA fur it |»r rli»«l of
nut nt Ii ■
prior lo (he lasuuiii i of lit- i* i If
YOUNG
a c k o f h a a l t h . s t r e n g t h a n d m v i*f -uioinou- ml i t-apondr ruluui In
Ih- ii111*i —t’AUM#*. II la In r« v*lib orr a b o w s it sel f In l inca i n t h a lace) d rrrd llial ASTnll F All MM. 1N<
and
T he l . e p t o n t rj»es K v e r v O n e In S e e T h e m .
I
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the < It i
$2,*iti5.lili
Ailjai ent plopi-rly
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of frontage
2 I'.Hi IS
foot frontage
$1 '.Mills
FR E D T. WILLIAMS Engineer.
Il.-xrrq.lion
I'tmt E r n n t a g e
Final Assessment
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to cut short an attuck of grippe, mJ,,,™**1 '
pOBnin or sore throat, physii'inos
luiie.i <>. 1
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a,jm~ ' Calotulu, the nauseiiless Calo-
S3 tablet,
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Number ol fiet
Assessment p it
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I ’r i f i ”— Maliiit't*.
AN EVENT FOR ADMIRERS
OF FINE BILK FABRICS
•10-inch French flat fin ish Crepe do Chino,
40-inch French S em i-S atin Canton
t Wl. CnnUMilf.-t.
* %I ri! liillll I f f I Mf« 1 I* tiro.
n»l *»• lilts liiK III*- 1*1* I
III.* 1.4 F l.
w
1 ml
i vest const
t in' mi'll.>n pit ' i m
t.ilv.'ti n f i | i A r m i s t i r i * D a y ( ’i*lt*bratiMM will If
ril.nwn a t llu* .Mil 1a.* T b i q i l f i ' in i n n i i p c t t o n w i t h lvp’i i la r p r o i r r a m .
l-’t n l a v " T l »• M an N«M Dnui -' a n K m m o r.s o n l l m i y b .story, conimly ami
| ’n \ N e w s .
S a t t i n l a v " I ’r t t ’s of P a r s " w i t h I 'a u l i n p \V hit**. L fa lh c J* S t o c k ia;: ami
1 oil
i5
IVv^ f 6r n 'f a v v ! / Mr. find Mrs. J. A. Van liir c rt,! J l
fl®^ ^ i c g i x t i j r M fit the ■of llnntinpn. N e b , nnd Mre. O. M. ' J .
(In I 'r i t l a v ar.tl S n l u r d n y n i a t i n o e n n d n i p b t
p;,
Tltecn frocks for In
form al a f te rn o o n occn-iorts nro t l f i nlnrvrlously sim ple r,ort
t h a t a r e pJrfcctlS
btunning
tvbenevct
one w e a rs thcAtV. All
th e im p o r t a n t aillinuttcn r.nd d*hnilaof the mode nre
I n n — f Mirks vi'ltb
fullness at the front;
w ith c irc u la r fldrc*
nnd
gotlnln;
w ith
pleating!) r.nd luclcinga; p e r f e c t l y '
s tr a ig h t ftocks, with
or
w ith o u t
liclta;
tunic frock.v.
Each
is Muntt atitl cFafniiiiR, mul most nt.
ti actively priced.
_.._i»-., ,'rora
l A ^ r i t t i l o n nnd children \ dhugbler ti-«
Helen ihnve arrived
i r o n '' l—,
l
TWlahemn, T«,nn:- V’ i
.who_rc. '
SHOWN AT III I LANK THKATRK
tliiii
I egal 1 v |,i , a.fi i 1 ti- mg, ,
I! ng meet mg I | . i n u t
t 1it
American Legion Armistice Day Pictures
1.11 tut
t Slootii) per M
1 at j I <15
*2 i ota ii-ti; 10 .11.nm nt - .it -ti
I
H The niinuil crop of Atorifn nIN I I I I I I T
.IF
I III V I I
S e m i n o l e t u 11 m 11 • s 1 n I r . a
1 .>"<i Im f:. : mi h d i am tit.
911 Im ft 12 im h - 1 1 in -•
Ext III Wol k
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B ill w onder f 'a in tuini-d out bail- i|.»*F* ni mi f•••*• i ••• ••»**.»-• .*•• t
T here wasn't n single hook on • • II ( ft ■ of hmIi| • F| || t • il lot It FL f ■I I 1' •> tl
99|•|•t 9*V** I
Mid psychology.—Duluth Herald. ! I»#*l|
I 'll I ...I <1* I 1.1*9 I 2 1 n p p* 2a
A l . h ’i: THAI • •111• r »• 1 m 11»
DUt Atiisitrc*lb iralhcrin^ Kolf hallo
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I m III*' If •!•••# 4«l*1«* I
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On Trial for Murder
F r a n k ■Erwin, negro from A pop
| Mil .| I 9* I ,» . l 3 1 \ | | I ’»I I
|f«, Was o:i triul yesterday. Iiefnro
W i l l I I I \ 'I * • NN h i \ |* I ft*d l l I It
•I
V f i r , In the rireuit court. Ju d g e
X O. A ndrew s presiding, charged l> ( I I I I I T O l < o l N i t J I I I I . I
vith- tit< '*nur«ier of John Henry. NrnilH"U ' tiiMil) . ^ I «• «if lrl«»r•*!((
In 1 . | xlnlt • I I oil* % I l n f f . i *1
.. The ill 7ei dnnt ix represented by
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fi Jones. S ta te 's Attornev
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H» t Mil t tl. (
j lte i conducting the arose ., 7711.1411)
ll .1.1 . f | >• 4 9 III !•**( N P I •C*1 • I
Jim. T here was n nrixliiitl at I «l, «• t I *(|9|*l\ I m til. H m(|*M •l*l*F I *' '
I I** I M i i f I. m M . I J tot F •
F.,)*1 I**. n t i
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’ the lc*! xe ,. ion of t fie coin t
C A IN 'S HEAVY H A N D IC A P
r l*t.i
Features
""L t, "nre spending Uto day# i»
u l y nnd a rc r.iiestr. or
S i K c i t i 'A the W yom ing the Angel,iit llotcl.
F. P. RIN
M
Show Many New
Mr. nnd Mrs. G. A. McClure, of
Prowl.. of rlllinofn, 13
winter visitors to Or- Tori Worth, Tcxna, who have been
♦bp (Tuasto of Mr. and Mrs. \V. T.
Ifnrtninn for the Inst three weeks,
i c i t yesterday for their home.
PI
Mr. nnd Mrs. N. L. Niles of
’s&i!* a
Miami w Iijj arc touring I be state
u 3 T n - II. Cook, of i Of rioritln a rc spending several
T IR E SAl
Rl- 19«|
v t.
W | % TY#nton Street. _ | ofcon.
Simmons Sil
Refrigerator
at
Ball Hardware!
IN (OI 111 OI* f OI N'l 1 JtIM.i:. Imfii* III tiM.itldif . nil), l.lll
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Y rn iln o lr < n u n l) .
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P i f(* i:**lHf* o f (#••••(
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t ie n d a
Afternoon Frocks
TTZZr ir here fromjJtbUrdfcy. after visiting here the
/!!• tlmV in te r nnd meet of Mr. nnd Mm. J, C. Nich-
Huy a
CLARK JEW!
Gas Range
Ball Hardware!
Ths regalnr business meeting of
• cRoyiil Neighbors of Americn
IS held Monday ni|*ht with a fuir
attendance.
A fter the me-ting a social time
I tenjoyed with lendings and
juctu by the Misses lloladuy nnd
ffcrtin.
I'-Iightful re fresh m en ts
MISisting of hot colTee, sandwiches
' *pp!e pie were served.
R ;
Mo d a
8
Mrr. George M. Middlchrook nnd
r ' t.v* Is
nt
• ¥gefbbiob»
. ,_„in hi Jnckeon- Erctl Middlebrook of Providence, 3
It. I., n ;c in the c i t y 't o epend tho
• winter.
-1 J. l \ Stevens,, of
Mrf. C. M. Conley of Point M ar-> l u t i n g in the city,
ion. P a , n n iv e d yeaterday to virit 'JJ
TnhcW yominir Hotel
a t the home of h er father-in-law, Ig
Mr. Patrick Conley.
___ _
If^ a rrtv w i ’h ' S n d o
Mr.x. A. C. Conttclley, of C h n rlc i- 1;yCf0r3«^,efinitCVbiU- (ton. S. C.,•I returned "to iter iiomeljj
H-
U. A
from Celery Avenue South to tho-S A A’ Ilium h '<of *thr Atlantic
'•‘(I t
Cons! lin e Uailioad a width i f l'i feet with sheet asphalt on a <1
inch i oik base.
t">7 i u yd-> flailing at to.
j ,'iHii SO
2 Ih’J Im. ft. flush n u l l at
son 70
2.s I hit It iuil> ii set at I 'm
| • 1,0
2 loh sq. \it- liiacadiilli lui-c at st>c
1.92l' Itl
2IU8 M| \ ,p 2 tin h sheet u.phnll toji at $1 W2
2, let: ) »*,
127 >q. >«l> hn I. 0 laid at 1 1
ss
2 Type ll ii.lui- at $::n tut
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la
JIJ0 rJ o v .S l'-M .n o r Ev-
(Seal)
U R r - P H I L I P S , City Clerk.
,Nov. 14, 21, 2S and Dec. 5 nnd 12.
S U ' t , of N K ' i See f.. T w p 20 R.
file In said court
i
MAItY I . 8 A.WMIR.
I It VI E —40 acres The said land
S e m i n o l e C n i i n t v . F l o r i d a . TO ALL P R O P E R T Y O W N E R S O W N IN G PRO PERTY ON T E N T H
I i n t e . l t h i s t h e 1 3 th d a y o f ( t r i o i
IC x rn itrlx
' helm. i-e-AAol at the ila!,- of the
|ti A .M. W E E K S . D. C.
her. A. D
1924.
— ---------------------------------S T R E E T FROM PARK A V E N U E W E S T TO OAK A V E N l’E.
tl. I_ HIPER. Ousrrilati
IV r o t IIT OF rtirVTY JITIFI-:. I Isso. n* •• <-f such certificate ill the (Real)
. f I ‘ok n-'W n
Notice is hereby Riven t h k t j t h ? construction of the a sphalt pavc_ _ _ —--- ---------------, aemlnele I'Mttull, sta te of Floelilaa. I n e
Tli.ii F I. W'oodruff purchaser
IN
CO M IT
OF FOFN TV
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1,1 r<- E s t a t e r-f J u l i u s H t' h ultx
c m iit o f
f * *’*•*" i m ent on T enth S tre e t from Park Avenue west to Onk Avenue hns
I 'erl Ifit'll I e No 231 dated N
r i u l r n l r I'tiMiifr. s t a l e r f I- to- Id a.
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J n , . t>tai*. o f Tltrodore. richuul. i been c o m p le t'd , nnd the completed work haa been finally accepted by
dw
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t e cett
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Noti.-- i« h«r*-h> g u m . t>.
c o m m jn(ljon 0 f t|,,. City of Sanford. Florida.
bsll /«VI
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Mom***- ' * *' an I it.,-, made appllenl H-n f- r• Tux
' “ * j whom " mnv concern, that on the
N o ti c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n
to all
llounliolilnr.
of nalil Poiirt, ! I••-•••! t • ln*Mf in
w h o m It m a y c o n c e r n , t h a t <ui t h e K
" f 1teremher. A l» 1**- 1-1 Thfe foliowlnp is the final rstininto for paving Tenth S tre e t from
k •* «»f l ’ rtil*i«t«
f o r »n\ f i t i . n | In u
r- • Itl 4 ••r • If riil# » n l»rur«*n m r .,7 ,h. •!"
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2l l h d n y o f D e c e m b e r . A. I> 1921. dn l■p rJhii«|
p r u ^ an K 1’r r n l f l ^ t'f
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Gulf Hammock and Ocala Na- n s J u d g e o f P r o b a t e f o r m y f i n a l un«1 t h n l nt fli* Min*- I'nis* ! M i l l
48.00 (
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N ri ttlfi n lr I i i i n i t f , Mtntr nf I ' l o r l i l n .
Thai I t. 'V ••••Iruff |Hiri’ hM»rr
I T
1I t V I N . J i t . E x e c u t o r
I n it* K r I n I* 4if It II S m i t h
to In Orlando, pleaded gpllty
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's y before Circuit Judge An- N O T I C E O F A 1*1*1 . I F A T I ON F O H m loo n It in.*' •••#nrrrn I hu t ••i* th«70.8-1 !
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f i . o i i i o a . ! * '* l s q- y d s . b r i c k r e
la id at I lc
Thompson was sentenced to
T A X O E F . O F A O F . l t S E C T I O N STS 27th d ii) ••f I n r i m l o T
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84.90
telvo months, Crouch to three
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Jim Riddle pleaded guilty to pos dMcrllifd |in»|»rrt> Plttmlrd In s«*m
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F in a l A H M w m m t
* si contractors and dealers con toiler. A I*. 1921
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pUd by II. H. Scott, at 23 " u^ llf
Im ht-ri'lit k I \ i ti 1•• i*II thnt I nm not re-linnsible for any
Jorth H u g h e y Struct.
C o m p n r u - w l i 4*m Ii imi> <isiir. i ii il u it " i i i h r indebtedness contracted prior to
t r r e s t up to Ihai-m lm r I5lh. 1921, an d from ami a f t e r such d a t e sa id
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A W. SMITH.
I O N V II.I.E A X E N I i: | p o l l i El KIM W E N ' I K S o l III T O T I I E m e n ts w ith i u le ie - l at 8 | , r <enl per a n n u m on all d e f e r r e d pay
A L L f l l ’ AUANTEI
Sidewalks Ordered
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(HU Street, between Concord Ave- firim-iit 4«ii r r 1in* 1 itt couiiM mm
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Horn C eleij \w-nuc south to the S & K
Floiiiia, this 1 th dnv of November V 1 1921
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A P P»24 ' N..Ill’s* If Im It l l k I vpii that I
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In Uto city to ppend the winter and
It now located nt, 419 Eba( Boone
Street.
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beginning, t o g e t h e r w i t h al l * p v f l o a t * e m b r a c e s t h e f o l l o w i n g d e - Center line of Melionvillc Ave.. 418 f t. &>uth
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BL weekly Sedition itoo
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All «i»lto*ry
u f th a n k s . rexolutlona
J e n te r ta in m e n t* w h ere
m a d e w ill be ch arred
i r a d v e r t i s in g rates.,'
IN A N O C IA T R D r H H «
elated P r e s s I* exetu s1 tn th e u s e t o r repubMll n e w s d isp atch es
l i t o r not o th e r w is e credtaper and also th e local
lied herein . All rig h t*
tlon o f aperlel disp atch a re a ls o r e se tv td ._________
)AY, NOV. 21, 1924.'
(OUGHT FOR TODAY
(HTY ARM:—Thou bant
arm: strong I* thy hnnd,
Is thy right hand. Jus4 judgment are the hnblta1 Thy
throne: mercy and
11 go Itcfore Thy lace.
I'lf, 14.
PIR A TE GOLD
t u beneath the sand,
’the
shark
and
seaweed
-
M re s t on solid land;
..'my story all Is Udd,
oldl
I
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crs counted me,
II
hungry fingers thrust
nong my glouining dust—
^fingers of a tree,
l"clutching an of old
oldl
'or ms they fought and bled,
fold!
foot they f o r c e d Iheir wny
tho dripping d e c k that day;
losers, nil Are d e a d ;
g•f gold!
£ , deserted, cold—
»m Adventure for November.
Diamond Acreage Tn Sanford
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As Brisbane Sees It
Y ou e n jo y ed , no doubt, th e account b y A rth u r B risb an e
New Men. New Monuments
O’Banion and Napoleon.
o f h is ride up F ifth A ven u e in N ew York C ity w ith Joseph
Harvard’s Catholic.
P u litzer. T h a t w as th ir ty years ago. T h e A ven u e th en ,
“Fellow."
a lo n g t h e c a s t sid e o f C entral Park w as m ade o f cob b leston es.
Beheading Two Bistort. *
T h e land w a s undeveloped, then and could be b o u g h t fo r a
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
sa n g . B u t P u litzer would not buy becau se n o one would
(Oerrtckt »•*«>
ev er drive up th e A ven u e over th o se cob b lestones and th e
p roperty would n ever am ount to m uch. O ther people fe lt
AS MEN change, their monu
t h e ' sa m e w ay about It, but a few did n ot. A few b ou gh t ments change. A pile of drying
skulls, five* times the height of a
and becam e rich.
T h ere w ere "acres o f diam onds" in th o se d ays alon g th e man. seemed glorious to one kind
sid es o f F ifth A ven u e, th n t could be b o u g h t fo r a son g. And of ruler. Then came tho great
th ere nro "acres o f diam onds" in o th er p laces se llin g ju s t ns pyramid, with the little body of
ch eaply. T he road to riches lies th rou gh real e s ta te , no m at some Pharaoh lying under It. Then
te r w h ere th n t real estA te lies. You don’t h ave to buy land the man on horseback, with letters
in N ew York C ity to m ake your m illion on it in th ir ty years. telling how he had ridden over his
M illions nroafceing m ade rig h t here in Florida, nnd th ere is enemies. There was the castle on
ju s t a s m uch real hnrd m oney in Sanford dirt.
the hill. “n'* thr - rral t‘nthc<,ral
T h ey told us th e oth er day o f a m an w h o tw o y ea rs ago monument to religion’s nowrr.
b ough t ten lo ts in so u th -ea st Sanford. In a y ea r he had sold
Now comes the financial monu
all o f th e se lots and doubled his m oney. One o f th e lots w as ment*, celebrating power of capi
purchased by a m an n y ea r and a h a lf ago for one hundred tal which is human labor frozen
nnd f if ty dollars. H e sold it the oth er day for eleven hun into money, controlling millions of
dred and f if t y dollars. Tw o m onths ago a bungalow on Park dollars ready to be rclcnscd for
A venu e sold for fifty -fiv e hundred. A week ngo s ix ty -fiv e any kind of work.
hundred w as refused for it. It is being held for se v e n ty -fiv e
YESTERDAY IN Chicago 8 . W.
hundred. T h ese are only a few sam p les o f how diam onds
Straus
dedicated to the use of
are being dug righ t here in Sanford.
A rc you asleep to your op p ortu n ities, or are you d ig g in g 1constructive finance n building
too? W ill you he one of th ose w h o ten yenrs from now w ill thirty-two Tories high, costing
s a y , "Once I could have bought th at piece o f property for $18,000,000. looking out across 1
tw o hundred dollars? Y esterd ay it sold for fiv e th ou san d ." Lake Michigan. and creating n
W ill you serntch your head and w in d e r "why didn’t I see new financial centre on Michigan (
th n t Hanford w as m oving in thnt direction , and in v e st my avenue.
sa v in g s then in jots out th ere? I would be rich now if I had."
WITH HIS ’’Straus Plan," S.
D on’t he th a t kind. He the kind w ho provides for th e j
W. Straus has done more build futu ro by dropping into th e soil odd dollars w hich will grow
nnd blossom into m illions. Don’t sa y th at, because you !
\hMn"« T.i I.Vm- *mrfiVlriuVl1
h aven ’t any cap ital, you ca n ’t afford to in vest in real e sta te . | p, Amorim. More than any «thIf you have n salary o f th ir ty dollars a w eek,you can afford to: cr he ha? contributed to the m.Iii
in vest ten dollars a m onth in som e carefu lly selected lot. | tion of n great problem that fol^
I f you have n salary of th ir ty -fiv e dollars a w eek, you can j ,HWed ,l"‘ «'»«•—the » >ortng •
dwelling'*.
buy tw o lots. You can buy lots in Sanford on any term s you i Dollar* gathered together and
w ish . And you can sell them in six m onths tim e nnd m ake u wifely u»el together have power
com fortab le profit for you rself. Thnt is the way real m oney ns great n? that of the *v;t!ri?
is m ade today. Huy now and you w on’t have to w orry about gathered together above Niagara cliff.
old age.
The Strmi? plan gathers aval
W & W fKW .
*■« W'kn* ■ • 1 ■ '
B H cmC 'J- "•V ;
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• • —
v
IT SMELLS G ODD, ANYHOW
r- :
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M
,
t
u v r : : n c nV n l
« M>i»y
Ok a permum-nt real.
Vntert an educat e>n
Mlf
<'ll A I’MA N know- th.*
Inslory of ancient utiivcisitje- It**
Knows t init in Ftntuc Spain. Italy, i
DOG’S KKOKKN HEART
' England and elsewhere they were
I’ltoVIDENt F. M MS
founded dirvc’.l* hv the Rnma'i
, 1 a l h ’tlir* ( Tiureh
Doi. ’l by t o o s k e p t i c . ' o f t h a t th.- iii..-t a n n o t low.' ii.l a n d t n u l i
If utiivet sit ies in I'at is. at ti*
sui (
st
oi*
| In- I'r.,* i j e n c e N e w ? puli- ill lituinili foi in, lie will win; hi- fo« <|. and el-ewtien*. would
If Winter Collier" hut what's
J ? i t ’s already urrived in lislird \ c ? t . i i h * n l i ou t t h e N e w tail hi I In I t h e luind t h n t -n.it.-- *i*e th>* fact that Hie* were litre, t
( . tcalions of the Kotnaii I'utti.d c
citii'K und everyone w iu> J c i - r * jur i-l *- .lug w h i c h d i e d fiolil h t t*i
ol hl 1 . l e n t m e on ( i n . l ’s g r e o l 1 hutch. It I? piot.iit.le that Hatfind a narking space undi-rt o . tkeil to:iM. c l o s e Upon tile o n i t h will -liiiid f..r Itie yviniig- vatd will l.e aide t.< survive the i
_• frelKat train e Iuu.Iiiik for ii•lentil
..I u - i.wi.ei
1111.1 IIIjll-tl.
t h a l 11 d>e; will en electiun uf ma* It..man Catholic
I lio-e win. In.*.- tin d experience . l i n e with 1 lu.tietice t h a t w o o l . I fellow."
This is th** fir-t tune, t.v the
Week b e f o r e C h r i s t i n a s t i m e w i t h d o g s . win. h u * c h u n t e d w i t h lie m i M iiii . in n t i n iiiiiii l>t*itig
A I»•I n H I U r ' l ’ ? \ LuHiloX \ \ 4|U|«| wa; , that a It..tutu. < atholii has ;
has in m i n d a l i st of p u s t h e m , who h m e lelie.l Upon t h e m
in lie- hie ill. At Ii
11.
,|r, n lio I'lil (u Hhiiiiii’ t i n ’ lir: mv+l iiiiiii ever been clci ted lUic of llu* seven
,ta h o -hoties h e will l e c e i v c , i.ut
"tellews" that a n -iii'tn.seil to rule
W«ek b e f o r e T i i a i i k s g i v i n g t i m e tin* 1 tli.il tlo-ni n- p.-t- in t h e f a i n wlltl f \ t*l I Va»«| kIiiji* It alllrl
will loil leloIII* wn * e MSl.lr
b u t ! a g o a c i t i z e n belovi'ii el I la 1 vat d.
not thinking
much ul.oiii il*
c lamany
thing* hi lilt* to lie lin l l u . Ison 1 oil lit y d i s p a t . Ii. t i l l all tile . ■u n t l * s u b . d i e I m a fat
i ng hove. J to k v I ui zu 1 os' * 1 iiinne di -taut S o u t h e r n M u t e
lie h a t
IN' HEREIN vest. Ida* t w o
____ _ I for.
<.iii|.iiti|..ii, k.iMt'i plin*d own* ..lot a s e t t e r t h a t h a d r o a m e d t h e liel.i
voung sistels. I.ll/ahelll and licit
1111-?< If wu» w i t h turn uft.*r l . l i d s f.u 1w.*l
i tide Aim, t went * thtee a:ul twen i
A lot Of folks m. simply ruis d u d w h e n Ins i n n - l n i.Inni-i
>'«• i f
\ t i e m a n w h o lotd t i u n n - d 1* f air years nl.t, were sentenc'd
ra in about the publicity given .al' .-.l ml . , t h e De e p
III* if**/ I* ti ir ulily alillllat Ilia! ..id 1 hat'lev f l u i p
a p u p p y died, In have their hruds c jt off f.u
JpSDDia tax returns. Some
i t it'a hard to make out whet a h a - I. l e a l u f f e c t m i i f..i 111 in I ik< mul w h e n In- s.iul p u s a e d i n t o Hu murder. These young women, c I
in It.-*mi d old I Ii mi h*v lay l. em-ut h t he Healed, studying willi a llelgian
they arc muc Ix-cuu-c
t .• 1k - ll i n u l h o r li mn ? Ia «l f i i e n d
OUt how much they wc u all Ih.- w o r l d he will . li*uvc u u t u IsmI, w h e n h had been mi guuiil aili-t, murdered hi? li./liM*li<*ep i
I th* w m a t v a g a b o n d a n d mi .i l i u l r i ' l, thrtuigli..i.t tl
masteiN illne.-[and robbed tile bouse
ff, o r how little.
You know* that there i? a d iffer
Stanford und falifurniu —
ence between men end women,
(ball tomorrow, sixty-eight |l
when you rend that
In wad that
OUTLAWING
W A If
parsons will look on. At
two young MEN had murdered
Ale-Harvard alfnir in New [
Sti -Bine one would not shuck you
A s m . \ il l.K c n i / K \
l eighty thousand will lit* 11
____
|| much, but SISTERS committing n
t. Seventy thousand will ace
inuidcr— that seems *ci; strange.
The
pit.(.Kill
uf
tile
I
eagu.
of! having a ji^jf cause for tuking u|
■ml Ohio Htatr <laxh. Tliat
i
■two hundrtal uml eighteen 1 Natl .n*outlawing war. with t h * ] |om* Hut tin (ieneva
|f ' IS
HARD t.. inui.ine t*v
>er*<jn* in ntteudurice at l support ttial iui* la*en given to il has I. .1 lilt’ll * thoip-h'- in the rigid *..ung, islucate.l wt.nien loniniitting
9411
1 1» auffleU'iil widenee
that t h e : ^ T r ' ; : ‘V
.'f ."
“ »•« wurdrr. and hurd-d still to im .g
V
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i
i
i
....
mankind noulii in.xl.e steady pm u ,,. , n y hum an laung H anding up.
Mellon »a Bt-creury of j
*? 'lo n g and growing. 1hi* gie.-s toward l»u, ideal, unless c.> ■ |,ro«d-ax in hand t„ chop off the
tr y i» netting u go*»d c x - I rotocol for thr *
Sftlle- iluum.i, is to be deitroy. d by war
hi ad? of two girls, cm- aft *r the
how n c a r «houl(l not hi* ,nt'n^
Intnimt»uii«l lhuputr*
Knr the Lcm^ uc |itr;toni*ii iirat t o O t h r r .
f H l l C*r dlpihcd down Con- j
»t»"ag •" it» |.r«*l»l«!i* •» ihe ovrf.? t by Uegieea an agent * f..i
The girls will feel nothing. The
-AvtmtC’ **nt two men t o , fjonuax A itid e X i.w lf, although m a n able solution of iniernalioiiul j moment their neck- are broken
ItAl nnd wrecked u truck
- , ,
. , “ cxtilnim-jdu-n.ie- and to wit. world opinion i sensation will end. The man that
building material*. Iiut
?n,sa o, . J l ? i
7*
i 1 *hytlf u,,*H,rl
thiff "KDiiiy hv c u t. their heads off will feel n.
the trnusury aecrelnrv rontnbuU* tow ard iirtacrv ution of |t«
in •in h| Ilittle,
little, probably.
nrohably.
. atdlity ,to ,ro n re n trn to .............
tin*
peare,
explanation*
which
hm
*
of niplivy to pay for
tribunals the best of the world'.?
’ --------intended to ptexerve for each mtm- thought mi what in Justice for nil
enu. y -.
HOW DEEP are th,* depths of
r*
j her of the la-ague Its own indv‘T ' n* !",tJ
.S’J, h !l h. utolity in human being*, of all
t p o ___
r t Ttoplc Iinnocently
in the- jjoint
IIIIMI u m ;
|, pendvnev of nctiuu ....................
............ *
•ef•
tribunal aims to provide for ns nationalities ?
1 “ The Rouble with tho 1
to reitiruin h country bent up- Hunt courts of Justice after the
In New V ork a woman has been
llth reams to be too much ! on aggressive .war! pattern cf such r*»urta for individof atrociously burning
w ithout enough p e r - ! Probably It will be o long lime, gala. It i. „ stupendous under- convicted
the fin *>ra of her step-daughter, a
, It s « n » to ua the truu- before all the nations agtee u> taking, hut to deny that nations child
nipe year* old, for tukin? a
ruch aspirin and not accept arbitration f o r . t h e sett'e- vaimvi com# aiwuva Hearer to thu
five
cent*
p'^ce, The child wa«
Iration.—-Sanford Her? incut of all controversies. ' Fro idaal the le ag u e holds up to the
in school wegpir^ over her
on* sail
anil on the
tho head ( bably all would not live up' to the world la to affirm that men and seen
It in object nation* h a w reached the end of burned hands. If any head is to
u m tif &a|>lrin has be- agreement if made.
be cut sCt, It should be that of the
I habit with many people, ed with ..much
force
th
at a .system
r
..
th* road in working together for
number l*s incroaeioff. -7 . of compulsory arbitration m ight bo th* common ends of Justice and woman capable of such a crime.
She m ight produce children like
*1*0,1 for the oppression yf a s t a t e 1 welfare.
h e r r c l f .'
V
A . 1
j;
Every now and then
pean country says she w ant,L
bu t coldom tries to prove H.V
,C 3 r
a c ,
cT
Government experts are
us to act mouse trap* for
nnd no doubt the mice are ■
I t rosta WO to go hv
from New York to Chita*-*
even then you aren’t *0 mucM
te r off.
, '
w
—
I
A pickpocket broke hi* in ,
ing to escape in St. LmiU.u
sec it never pays to burry
much.
(JAVM,
<O a ,
w /T r a
The newest Paris gown* if.i
in the hnck and high in theft!
hut a wise woman con «u5» "
her old dresses backwards.
One new senator ?ay* h,
wear overalls in Washington,
if he does we hope he haj
pressed.
A
V
,* #
J u s t to show what ambition,
do, a New Jersey cow g«vo
, iwalve thousand pounds of
: in one year.
A hunter, lost in the Midi
I woods, liv*?i on eairots. ThL
almost us terrible us living on I
[ iocn pudding.
- ^ 2
I
Detroit woman sr.ys she
nmn becnusn rhe lo- .-d him.
( t e r tiirow n few dishes it
**ifc.
J
- v
• 1 whti h 1 *’| m
t h y c t t mi ei -. “ l . o w e r
ynui a i m 11? a “ I Mrl
a m i l>r*oik th. . . " T i n no n * *n o Hi. In l*ii *I'J (»f v\ ll •I Is* , Di • ......
••t-.11J. t h
f l i p ...
. ' r o w t o .1
11*I ' a t n . m
woul d nevi i it - ,.( a • fi ne
fit 41* t ,it 1 !>?I rtir ■ill if ! •*1 1f - Ilf •
l m*e t h o u g h t o f ttial
t k' a it \ «
tl
1 ul i 1♦-1
1
I IliilN .1 <'MADMAN of N.w 1 ti • t 1 it * it ■P .ft 1‘i*< h • in W
Vick, prut*—1 » t * William lxi*> ••f ii t r »C
t . t , . . E p t - i otial l l i - t u. p of M a - - a
. h u - r t t s , Ii.*. i iu - i * a Itotliali I utlo*
J a m e s I ’ tin* l i t - h >"i . b i t . I
.1 "fi How " of
Hal* .rd * oil. •*.
Mi
1 lc;_ man *a
the Ihuiinti
• at ho la s at t ' 1*.g to ". .'it 1 >1
$ T h o price o T ^ , m -,
down again; Indicating th '
ing aggs in cold storage
feet.
-~ir\
.w *
to red dollar? and combine? them
T H E H UNTING SEASON
for safe investment in big build
ing unit?. Under this plan safe
ST. I'KTERSIIIJIH; t i m k s
are
E igh t or ton y e a r s ngo "U nily", th e N ew T hought m aga und profitable investment?
found
for
hundred?
of
million?
and
zine, outlined a "W ord (lam e" w hich could he played to good employment fu* Lens of thousands
"I he hunt mg season in Florida t Somehow there are many of us
he was a good shot but
ad
van tage in m any hom es and social groups.
of mechntden.
open? to«lu> Doubtless there will
having thought the m atter
(n't find n wild cat still.
T h e m agazine reported thnt th e "Good W ords Club" a t
S \V. Strati? i? able trulhfull* he many gunners in i ’iiiclla? woods (|Vt.r ,, (Vt. U. , lin l(,
-------- o-------<1|ir
111 soon bo time to begin th at tim e had 4200 m em bers and w as fig u rin g that th ere would ’ lo boast of the fait that in liion* today, and when they are hu< k at
,
,
.
home lai.
this afternoon, l i t e r
hunting.
At the same
your New Year’s rcsolu- he m ore than a h alf million m em bers in ten years, at t h e lj ' ,nn f"r,v ' " ,r’ ,,f.
game bug* **'ll. probably, be reu ti’i c there nre many other? *vho
ratio o f grow th it w as makjtig at that tim e. ‘ The H e r a ld ;
;'hl .!m'h^hn. li'r.n ' '
-nimbly v.ell tilled
ha*c different views and they are
Ve? lun-.-raiuliiiii.ii? <ui
»ms like these cabinet mem- hnsn t ween a recent copy of l m ty uml doesn t know h ow l j|,.
The time **.1? when Florida wa? ns mu. h entitled t> those views
___ an almost uncanny apti- th e "Good W ords Club" is prospering, bul til*' idea is a ^hi? new rind gigantic nnc.unii nt i" well ft"i I I v u h wild fowl and Ml|1|
ln,|u| u,. them r i some othfo r getting into trouble.
m ig h ty fin e one. ns any one will a gree when In- reads th e coll m i ' ut i ve f i n a n c e .
iiiiiinal?. I ' - . .
bears and wild
. ,,f „s are entitled to have their
iirkcys i' m.i u<|> d but t hose a re o w n * n w- a b o u t h u n t i n g o n - i d
C lub’s pledge which went in this w ise:
I I KltfiV MEN I N 1 l.i.'iiit-> .1.' tseldori
S Baltimore Sun suggests that
out ?ide ! he e i i l i g th.i t it iiivid*.-- t h e t a k i n g of
1 - lot t.ow
I
believe
in
th
e
power
of
th
e
spoken
word,
and
!
plor.- lh. "grnn.l fu.ieml" ^,-..e i •. ? warn p- ..I di<
Host distinctive contribution
Everglades
A
Cture America has made,
Dine O’ll.'ioion. a •irole«»i..iml j fairly ge . I ii iintiei' of mu.ill. doves, It le
Realize that I am held aicou n tab ie for even m* lig h t
Utcctur
\ m atter
f o r g r a t i f i c a t i o n is
linn'l.-o-r I hi * mi * lh.- ten i Iiiiiih- 1 raldiits a I
filling station.
est words. I also believe that there is pow er in
r. l* ai e - t i l l fo' in.l d i n t d n 1r u e - p o i t - n i a i i d o e s not
ioi.I ‘iMlI.'ir i i.ffm
aiu|
eM
.
ii'ivc
1 in mo .-1 I .11' o f l h e St a t e ; h ut
united e ffo r t. T h erefore, I desire to heroine a m em
nrd to the wisn is sulTirient,
(Iii**i i - ?• I a l>:iil • ?.ini|.i«
VMi.il t tle-i . lo I I I . n r t o lie o m e ex- kill f u r t h e m e r e s a k e o f s e e i n g
ber
o
f
C
nitv
Good
Words
Club
that
I
may
unite
m
how m m h g a m e he c a n h a g in a
w ill the *Kill ll- of Olll Mill- llllllk liin't aford will now have u nice,
mim h er o f h u n t e r helping oth ers as well as m yself to speak only good,
about i t ’ " a-k- llu- l*e*eoiul Dr il-lltg lei « 111• ir u nutofiil.tu* - h o t d a y w . t h i n i t g o i n g hcv>n<| ll"* l e g
i Ash nqp^Upm^
al l i mi t
ll. k i l l- orslv w h a t
he
Mi • h i 10. *
true words.
g , Its III.
w a n t s ..it I n- o w n tul.li
with u
l ivening I Don't go to sleep
I a g u e to guard my conversations against all
In tie
A N it I III It IN TEUESI IN*;
tin ■ d.i*- the ^•"nt.•llts of f e w o*. r for d i s t r i b u t i o n t o .1 f ew
t without rcaliilngsthut Sunwords of g ossip a n x ie ty , foolish n ess, im purity. 1111
line Io n 1- dll.
W hit Will m i l tin
,l’< gam.
<rnl’" ••■ig '• "..I a w \ mi frielld.k is on the eve of a big boom.
fu ln ess, crim e, fear, naggin g, com plaining, sick
I human l.eii.e- in 4h^-r0lU rt^'7^FlY '*lfW it, " '<• >1'"
*'>*
thir*^ ahuiit ihi*
»v wc pHV
^^V* *n p»0ni*rr‘ ri.iv-* thr fnviuly
scar Wilde
ness, poverty and anger, nnd to turn them toward
( \ 111I 1 mpnr.try C on im eu t
e in the g u tter In order to »bthe e o n s - of Napoleon l n n g ’ uii ""•at -iilMli re - I w.lli the hunt
words of tru st, wisdom , goodness, health, prospi r it \,
if by thus
tho stars
der the magnifli n : t gilt il 'ine id • ' and his llml and Heel lirenim.
praise, j o y and good will.
i . ' l' i i n h u
- u i d ti.t? w o r l d
wa
ami only enoiig., gnu.e w:«« kilh .l
appreciate.
Jig, one
tin I n a l doi n i.un*.I t o d. l u l l SMi hli ins t e l l . Ii?
Ii. e.|s
In the "Word G am e”, described in the m agazine, the
kd to ' ll t pI V ttu.i.* <1 ll
'I h e r e w .1- a t> at w holeIlford Is' t f o t m l y p l a c e we player is asked to pretend th at he has t\*o telephones at his hi a c h a m p . m i " g n n m a n " \ V h i ' t i | , '*< . . |.| >V»v- ti h .11*1*1 k11 , d d . ll|l». "It. I»" E l l F o l l f t t e d>'
W h o m t n l.e
t tir.ni,' h t fu* ni .* 1 . of ini*
In . I n . '? | : •* i n . k ed
V where yog can lot) proper ly comm and. On his righ t, w hen the in river is placed to h i s 1'
,l»**,1' . I d l e - ».f a n o t h e r tin*.- 1 11 1 To.-*. . V. « kill 1 im»:i i •M* l x . ,
.lout mil
and
E;.l a* e t t .
..............
[ not pay fo
rtll the price that
g u t nmlt. u.-i
f l e e i n g ai - ro-s Itie t
ear, he hears only the good, the true and th e beautiful. On let 101 :i f i o e u l a k e , ll s a i d to 1>.IIII 11 k” h .«% < m.i t o l l 1’•1k' 4* -<• tl
rill be worth & J D.'io.
his left, if he puts that receiver to hi- ear, he hears only er
ror, .sickness, poverty and woo. With a little di.-i ipim e. tin*
player is rem inded, he ran train him self only to lon ta ct hi.m ind with the Good Word wire, and to avoid the woetl-yvord
wire.
A m onitor is appointed to yearn player: that they are mi
the wood wire, and iti I me s e lf yy.ati h iu ln e-s keeps a peisuti
entirely o ff the wire that carrie- y*or.!s. and th o u g h ts, ol
fear and gloom ami unhappiness.
-o — Jcnt Coolidgc iin? neorned
S p e h a gam e played every day fn-m u a king limn to >|ei p
•tion that he iicriU u rest ing tittle at night eoitld convert man* a d u a l* d w e llin g olai e
The geese nre flying
_
dodgo the goose plmp!n> 7®
r
The “Word Gam e” Could W ork W onders
odging from ' the aherilf's re
* We'd thing, local Nimrod*
I be rather-afrani of the wildlit these part?.
- ■ o ■ -—
J approaches, o n c e
will realize that San•Mpost office Is too small for
Ity growing »o rapidly.
D A N D O B B S SAY
« en .11?
11
-t.«t 1>l It ? t o 1
few .• 1 | •••••pi"
t l um f*. i n n 11
1 ..II. V1«- a n d '
** I* aij '• ill I.. ..
( In. n x <> 1
loo
11. a n gi * c < 01 / |
*• Hint t l ii ' i e n r e
1 llu*
pi.i.rliollse
••••t u.-t w h e n l.ii
'. t mi* so s u r e
I .ii H1.1t d 11eel loll.
•A rm o u rs
isiness of "..hiuing" i? In1more precarious every day
ford, it takes more than
“ Swntnp Fox" to get by
‘Hand and his deputies.
A man in Alabama who
think it is hereditary has gj.
[th e family of n late innunihia
Co-O peration
The success of ar.y business deJ
]H»nds first upon the men behind it)
Everyone in th is B an k ,—every diJ
rector, officer, teller an d clerk—is
w orking with th e sp irit of helpfulness!
lo our custom ers.
If you desire friendly and practical I
b an k in g connections th en briny your|
account to
FIRS! NATIONAL BAl|
A C O M M U N IT Y B U IL D E R
I \ I*. F O ST E R , P r e sid e n t
H. F . W H IT N E R . ( ashl«|
Special Bargains
New five-room bungalow w ith large ^creenetl in
hack porch, g a r a g e . L ocaled on lot seventy-three
by one hundred th ir iv -s e y e n fe e t. P rice S.’G.MMHh
S.'itMI.O!) C ash. Halance $10.(10 Per M onth.
E. F. LANE
p*afi
REALTOR
9a
F irst N a tio n a l Hank B u ild in g .
BIG CROP
F ertiliz ers
ItOOMS .'.III-1
I 'li o N K tt:..
SALES FORCE— Miss 1,’ uh.t Williams, Itcginald S Hull).
Hugh When lu-ll
“Make Kvcry Acre Do Its Best”
Tito m any lug unp.** o f th** fru it ami fancy v e g e ta b le s
grow n w ith Artuoar.? lilt. CROP fertilizers are our
best ad vertisem en t. A * • uni field result.s clearly prove
tiii’ir superinr em p -m aking a b ility . Only high grad e
m aterials ot kiiuwn value e n ter into th eir com p osition.
The plant-food i - l.a la m id to su it Ihe needs o f the par
ticu lar crop fur w In* h it is intend ed . T h ey can lit* d e
pended upon to yn ** big i nips if big crops are possible-
; FOR CITRUS AM) VEGETABLE CROP
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Tim A rm our H it. CR<)1» line is com p lete. It itu'ltnles
lnrmulttS am i Hiiaiy.-es t(, su it e v e ry Florida crop ami
m "I. A m onif the four ly jie s o f BIG CROP citru s m ix
tu res th e re is mu* especially ad anted to tip* full need s
of vour grove. And th ere's n BIG CROP vegctaM n
fer tiliz e r to s a tisfy every need o f you r soil und crop.
D escrip tiv e booklet free on retiu est
One D ollar may J-.- c:
to a T housand
Many depositors in
our Interest Depart
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ment whose .balances
have grown to :nany
hundreds o f do Jars*
started with the very
modest sum of $1?
Y o u , too, can have
steadily increasing bal
ance by depositing ®
dollar or more weekly. ^
W archouse n l S an ford
O n e d o lla r d e p o s ite d t q d f f
Armour Fertilizer Work*
•will start your ^fdoant.
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ARMOUR FER TILIZER WORKS
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Jacksonville, Fla-
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SEMINOLE COUNTY BANR f/ll
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PERSONALS
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Library N otes
■ R. F. Smith with the E arnshaw
J . A. Jones and J. E. Holmes of
Tho Library will hold Its usual
Knitting Company o f Chicago, 111., Jacksonville representing
t h o story hour Saturday morning a t
Try Smith’s Barber
spent T hursday in Sanford calling 1 hoenix Indemnity Co., spent Wed 10 o’clock. Mrs. Raymond Philips
on local merchants.
nesday in Sanford calling on local will bo In charge and will j | v e a Shop for good barber
ngepcies.
very entertaining program . All
Mrs. W. M. Williamson arrived
the youns folks are invited tp a t work. Ladies welcome.
«* Mrs. Thursday from Pensacola to join
Miss Blanche Rose, of Valdosta, tend.
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N ex t to Valdez.
£ Avenue; 3 Mr. Williamson. Mr. and Mtb. Wil t»n.. is the chnrmir.r guest of her
liamson expect to he in Sanford cousin, Mrs. W. C. Hill „t the
* NOTICE
during the winter months.
latter s lovely new home on Mag1) jL S. D. 1
Tho Fidelia Class of tho F irst ■ i i i i i i s i i i i u a i n n u B i i
nohn Avenue.
• —------Baptist Sunday School ore asking
f t W a t s o n , I Tho f r i e n d s of Miss
M artha
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Brown w i l l be glad to know th at
A. H. Moses nrrived in Sanfon! for 100 per cent Sundny morning ‘ Paul W hitehurst
.?!_ » S a t u r - gho i s able to bo out n f t c r her Thursday night
nnd expects to a t 0:30. I t is ur~ed that not n
In stru ctor In Violin
ftrsry
sinRie member will fail to come
recent l i l n c B S .
spend the winter in th e city.
f
ami so hold be4V the record.
S tu d io hours 9 a. m . to 5 p.
f
Robert Tilly of Tam pa was the
I,. M. Hawkins of Wins
posters, Mf guest of friends in Sanford T h u rs tonMrs.
Chuluota Inn will serve Thnnks- ra. Satu rd ays only.
Snlem, N. C.< arrived in San
R oom .111(1 1st N n t. Hank HIdg. i
'Aven
RivitiR
dinner as usual.
day.
ford recently and will spend some
■ B «annnB ua»anB nnuB *nrnaa l
time with hoc daughter?. Mrs. A.
0* WfjtminIleducntion on all h ats— Prices
R. W. Hines arrived in Sanford !’• Connelly nnd Mrs. 1C B. Con
e. n. several days ago and expects to nelly.
range from 52 to 510. See the
■■ D i r i B n B G B i s i i i i i a s s i u i t i 1
Avenue. 3 P* spend the w inter in the City- much
Quality Shop.
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to
tho
d eliR h t of his form er friends.
Mrs. E. II. Haisten and children
hostess. Mn Illncs was with the govrrnS anitary hand denn in g nnd
nod Charlie Hardy of Tift°n mot
Avenue; 3
ment in Ilnncock, Mil., during the ored from that city and arrived
____ i pressing. Scotch Woolen Milli>, 305
months nnd was
recently in Sanford recently where 'Mrs. (E a s t 2nd. St.
to; fcolt*». pnst
transferred to Siinfonl. Mrs. Hines Hnisten joined her husband. Mr.
uilury: IjC‘ will arrive the first of the week to ' nnd Mrs. Haisten expect W make
NOTICE
join Mr. Hines.
j Sanford their future home. Mr.!
There
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i Hardy will visit his mother in Win___ will- ho n meeting of the
Q
Uire-Stcele
The many friends of Mrs. L. | tor Haven ln*fore returning to Tif- Fast Side Parent Teacher’s Asso
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MCSIC ( . I ADDLIN' B
Hr*. Hohy S. Gliasnn will he glad to know ton.
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Tuesday afternoon n t 3
B
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R- Kld- th a t she is doing nicely a f te r a s e r - 1
, o'clock at the school building. Mat- ' « y o i It HOME THIS XMAS! B
B will
is c u s s -1"
ious operation at the FvrnaldDsn U. Sherwood of Orlando is ,I tors of importance
.
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R
.. Side
I Laughton Hospital.
! spending several days in Sanford
n,'d every m other ir. urged to he
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—------ attending to business.
present.
J. E. Wathen, with tho Ameri-I
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ran F ruit Growers Irn- returned j M hs Lenin Adams, of Miami.
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Mrs*. Ihursday night from St. Angus- wns the nttinctivo guest t»f Miss # I J l > ^ I I l l H I U n U i ^ l J l U j
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Thanksgiving’
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Xmas is not fnr away. What do you
need to make you feel appropriate for
the occasions
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A GIFT
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Hfrr: Library
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day ftnd Saturday P.M.ij
M em bers of Guild Are; W est Side P a re n t
E n te rta in e d T h u rsd ay ■ T eachers Society
By M rs. R aym ond K ey
M eeting Is Held
Frcsli Oysters
DAILY
Tljo St. Agnes Guild had a very
The regular meeting of the \Ve«t
Fruits nnd Vegetables in
Season
C niusie; * r nthU 8instic meeting at the hornet Side p a te n ts Teachers Association
Reasonable . i ices
j of Mrs. A. It. Key Monday after-1 »ur. held Thursday afternoon at the
KOVAL F E C IT ( O.
(370) I noon with n full attendance of school huilding. The meeting wnv
! \ n i (t» U rsli-rii I *»I«***
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I members. The home of Mrs. K e y \ 'Ma ned with prayer *’> . the chair
II enter -1
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, .’ man, Mrs. L. N. Hansel. I Ins was
f» l-l w «" r,f,v,’r l-velier than on t h i s ; fll|lliwi.(1 |,y lJlu rt.I1(| ir;(, llf ltl(. „ lm
k?tra, or- • afternoon when cut flowers were utc* ot the last meeting and the
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used artistically in vases and h a s - roll rail.
S in ger S e w in g M achines
I n -1
This being n business meeting.
Ti<rtiiN t it
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cal; Pol,
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Xmas 'th e r e was no piogrum and only the
During the nftemonn
| ):Jf> late
W. U. M r F A K L A M )
huriitess of the association was ink
bazaar was 'discussed and tho ear cri up. There were good reports
SEMINOM*: KUHN. CO.
i ratio rt. it>us com m it> es were appointed, from the various standing commit
1‘littiir |
, ;t 1:t I ‘r»»l 1*1 ^ 1.
iarlf.iiiaiis;, The committees will he announced tees and additional coin mi t tees
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wen* appointed. Tht* much needed ,
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schotH yard cam mitt re and a k i a r7 rand
f=»nd-j
charminff hustess nerved do- Jcommittee f <•r school ground eijuip
S arches- j li iou ; fruit salad and chocolate ' merit wei e appointed.
I cake with hot chocolate, Mr«. Hi y
Them were the largest number
Are You
l Slur T< le was assisted in ,'ii>rv ing by Mrs. j"( m*>thers representing the sec
1School Ics
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olid grade and they again received
Economical?
I red; Daiger,
Mrs Mildred P r a - I| ||l(,
ltttemliill, c Hag.
flag. 1lia
|,iss makes
makes
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tin* atteinlunec
(“"(^* M|‘s4 ^ojhp I>eojiarc|i at^d Mi-^s Hiy ^ 'c ^ i u ^ ti(jje th a t thi* grade
Rebuilt furniture
jIUTugaCr l A,frt 7,jt)p {tanner. •* *■*•••
* rwa4*ai'«ivad the flag and thin fact
Took* Like Is. w
Tlm,. |
The Guild was delighted to have ' will cauze a much large attendunc
umis .lour-j
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dih
as a visitor one of ita most tie.
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At the Ih u r s d a y meeting there
Reasonable Ih icu
lommcri lal loved nnd popular farm er mem- were a number of new members
jMcsl
i Ijvrs. Mrs. M argaret Akuis.
Save
by Hi.ring fiotii
added to the roll and there was also
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Among those presi*nt Monday a large attendance among the old
1’SKI) m i M j j ' K K C O
(t'j.’i •; Im.j-s wen. Mrs. J. II. Robson. Mr- members.
1 Civile Derby, Mrs. Raymond Phil
The West Side Parent Teachers
W elaka Huilding
in,‘(. loan j|i 5 i Mrs. It. F Whittier. Jr.. Mrs. Association are planning to hate
H-ll on hi-s- McKee. Mrs Margaret Akers. Mrs. a much better term this year and
Braxton Perkins, Mrs. loin Moore ijf,,.
trperation of every nioiliei is
i.lMI I
'd Mrs. Clarke Leopardi. Mrs. Paul 1
needed.
■■ ■ B 3 K U IR IIR ID in if3 ia iH C < l
iu;. in., .la ’.: Ihrei'i i. Mrs. Howard Overlm.
After the buxines,-. « * di-|ioseil ■
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p
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'll en-(i*j •ru.
Atinnrik and
nnd thi
tin- Misses Saiita The ImstesscH fi»r tto* afternoon, u
| Minarik
fii
(CBl l> Sit- | l 4,kn, Brenda Morri.xoti, nnd Adi Mr*. Joe Mcinch and Mr*. M Stool- u
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1 Iniih' H om ier
ho(T, served refreshing leu with JJ
We at. S t i l l n t u k i p g t h a t u
1(11! i '(
wafers
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neighbors for their sym pathy and
Z m wi» 1u*ji with hcil*. It*«l i hiM'tituti* u
1(5*e.i r. pianist 1 their floral offerings in our sad fl
milk.
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•M'fngiant; 1* '• bereavement and loss of our dear
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FMI (r"h
wife and mother.
l o i n r c u l l s f.*i 1* l e f l l t
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William Filmnn,
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Miss Cary Filiuun,
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Lesley Filman,
Robert Filman.
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Tuesday, Nov. 25.
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A(r!*«il**»l«*ii 5tftr mail fillr
Nita Naldi, Agnes Ayres and
Jack Holt
S u its
H andk ereh iefs
Luggage
(.Jolf H ose
S w e a te r s
Kttii Iters
lain ao iB X K
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in ail the new b rig h t shades.
All wool Brown and Grey
$7.00 ,,,$10.00
$30.00
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DRESS SALE
All Sizes'
Wool Flannel, Crepe Satins. Black,
Brown, Tan. All sizes— HJ to 11
MEN’S AND BOYS’ SWEATERS
,
$24.95
Coats and Slipover Styles all colors.
$3.75
to
$9.00
CURLEY’S MEN’S SUITS
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Fahey W orsted and Serges.
with two pairs pants.
yaji^
$35.00
H and d raw n voiles, all linen hand
“Ernb.” colors and plain w hite with
colored E m b.”
to
Some
$40.00
ROYS’ SCHOOL SUITS
Two P air P an ts. All wool, Greys,
Browns and T ans
$12.50
2 5 c , 35c, 5 0 c
to
$19.00
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P a r tie s A S p ecia lty
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NEXT TO FIRST NATIONAL RANK
MEN’S OVERCOATS
Serves You A t All Times
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XMAS HANDKERCHIEFS
U.mmI ■'ulnrftlm.
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LADIES’ TUNICS
A W m . de M ille P aram ou n t P rod u ction .
U om edv too
ROUTH TEA SHOPPE
H osiery
1 roni "The ch eap est that is good" In "The best th a t's made"
All Wool D ress F lannels in the new
shades— plain and iancy check and
stripes.
“ D o n ’t C a ll I t L o v e ”
EDISON
^aphs and Records Is
B ab ie’s Shoes
51 INCH FLANNELS
Frld iif
‘The Old Maids Club’
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SATURDAY SPECIALS
Waters’ Kandy Kitchen
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A New Water
H a k erv and C o n fec tio n e ry .
BREAM, CAKES, PIES,
DAILY.
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OJ i r I .< le t Ctinirr (if Dolt Ave. mill
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Joiil Vat tin Unit th e r e o f . to ho Octet*
mttir.il hy the lin n n l , M D irectors
nt n m o otln a to be called fu r th at
pufnon...
Babe Tries a Cricket Stick
I If Yale Eleven Is
Beaten By Iliarvard
Florida Faces Hard Contest
With Undefeated Bulldog
Gridders Out For Missouri
' Valley Championship Title
DES MOINES, l a , Nov. 21.—
Drake
Unfvcraity’a
undefeated
football team which will meet the
g re a t Florida eleven a t Oaineaville
on Thanksgivinir Day in now be
ing aent through tho lant acrici of
hard practlro before the titantic
atrugglc with the southerners.
The Ames gome Saturday a f t
ernoon is the last hurdle in the
Missouri Valley schedule and if I
Drake wins sho will hnvo nn un- j
disputed Missouri Valley champ
ionship. The Ames eleven recent
ly tied Minne-yita nt Minneapolis
rate Deed to
I'*««•>
;«ld"cert!flrn:
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with lav,' Bald
Imiic In *nrcnrilnnti'
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situated In
• " • n f f i ' - C i n n i y , Florida, to-ivlt; f n/* Mat jtuS*J
IOC villa’ Sllrn nt Twin
**nd°tKlm: r r f re d ? t
nh.ill conUtim*
Till* corpora
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and have full-|
corporal® N kIi ._ .......... ......... , n period of nlnety-nlno yfritra rrdm
.ind after the cornmniccmt'Ot of Its
corporate exUteflCr.
Article V.
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Tho hunlncett of thin corporation
shall he conducted by the follow
ing officer*:; n l'realdcnt. n Mccrirslrtcm. anil it Hecrrtarv njul
Treasurer, who may be one and tho
ranui peraon and a llnnrd of HI*
reel bra of not leu* thnn three, nnr
more Hum fievmi director*, who
in tint h e * rock ho i tiers.
Until llie flrat mccllm: **( tho
clock holder* hereinafter provided
f ar . thfi o f f i c e r s or t h i s c o r p o n r IJoU ahull lie;
II. It. l*ewln, President.
Hen. A. r>oCotle«. Vlrc-Frealdcnt.
It. C. Maxwell. Seen
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Treasurer.
shall
ho
T<ic Hoard of Director:
II. II, Uwla, It. C. Slaxw*II
tlfo. A. HeCottea.
l»ie<l:i(r of tbo (shiftmen of *"f’, c 1r,l
t If lent c In the name of Ushnan
rilchnrdadn.
Utile*"accordlnB
M,'rll'* f«
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elmII
he redeemed
lo .i"«
I t * deed will Issue t l . er eon otr the
30tli d a y of Peer inhe r A. I ’ ; 1 -*■ .
•* W i t n e s s m y Offlrlnl slKtmlhre tjnd
s e a l Hits t h e 20t h d a y of rs.tvetnher.
A. 1>. 1921.. .
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C l e r k Ci r cui t
Setnitioh* Cou n t y , H o n d a .
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, CITATION
Seminole County Itank, a porporaII imi o r r n t ’tred a n d r x l M h u r w n dr r
-“ t h e l a w s of t h e S I nto o f F lo r i d a .
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F. Moore, Hcfetidnnt.
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Tl>*’ untilI land b r i n g nnsensed nt
litHttanca. o f n ue h
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Smith. t ' m t n n Mnnn p u r e h a n c r of Vr «- ?«* i 3
That
dated the
Tax ('f■V*yr t i „r lfr nJl uo l yNo.A . 12*1,
I>.. 1537. Iian
I*.111 day
sai
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certificate
in
my
fill'll I..,- Hindu n p l i Hent i on l o rofflt’tf
rtiul hah In:*>if . In nccimjnnt!** wTi at ht
Derit tn
Said e e r t l f l r a t n e m b r a c e s t h e
| mi. !■f.,llu'.vHlB d e a r rl bed p r o p e r t y eft.
CVitinty. y j o r l d a .
lint fit In Hrutlttat*
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tu-ivlt: Flat of Villa ‘Mten. Tito
1mt 17,
an-cssed nt th«
-p |.t Iami1 Ui'ii'IT
|: niiatiro of such n ».
■late of ll"*.
tin. natitn of A. n , S mi t h.
tlflrnto In,’.lTlifll r.ininn Maun p u r r h »ser of
eflfi.it**
NO. 1372. tinti d tl-e
Tn-i Fr l
, ,.r Jude, A. D. 1 K*r.. hag
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ci it iflrnto In my office
f l.-.l
nppllrntIon for Ta*.
and him in.'dt
..|,m in adenrdttltdo w i t h
l >. i t
1.1 certificate*
cmbraria Novcmlici
In «v. fnilowlmt
described |iro»n*rtjr
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T o F. Moore. It esldolirn I ' ti l t nown.
it . a p p e a r i n g fr om tl m s w o r n bill Ida. «<• " I'tvilta Sllcn nt Twin I . n k ci . j
tail 73
of t Oiiiplaint file.! In t h i s c a u s e t h a t
you a r e a r e s i d e n t of n s t a t e n r T h - i* i Id p,„,l lielnBT nns c a s e d lit t h e '
count r y ot tier t hnn t h e Stnl e of F l o r - ilnli' »f i h r lx: in nee o f s u c h oorti* j
Ida. a n d t h a t 5 *>ar tilarc of res i l i ence j ft i '.i I p In tin* n in,, of A. C- Wi l co x . 1
juirchnacr of
Tl .it Minin n Mann JS.
Is u n k n o w n .
dHtell t h e
first" Therefore you. F Moor- rue ro- T ' i I 'i-rt It tint •- M
vear.. ouired 1■■ to* ni*d uppenr l»i r .re our i Ml day of J 1| lie. d . It. It*0«7. lltlfl
j aaid Circuit Com l " tho Court filed fiild I' r t Silent** In my, offlisp
linn mini** n|*ptteat l ot t f or , I *ix
Ide.l-; lions,) In Sun ford. Florid',, on Ho j
1 in in-lie In accordrinc** w l l h
cor- 1st day **f .......
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Said t-erllflenti* e m b r a c e s t ho
shall mid t h * n and iheio in si o un-nve" to j
| mr dcMctllicd p r o p e r t y nltn>
iomi t I t he hill
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The ltoys handed Rube Ruth n cricket stick the other dny ntul tin- man
who made home running tut a r t in Ihik country took u preliminary swing
with the chief offensive weapon of England’* fiiverlte sport. ‘‘It might
Iw nil right to use in slap-stick comedy," commented the Rube, "but
I'd hnto to hit against Walter Johnson, with it."
Swedes May Bring] Stribling Issues A
Crack Soccer Team Challenge To “Ed”
To United States Lewis And Zbyszko
Harvard And Yale
Football S c o r e s
From 1875 To 1924
JA wo
Yale has emerged n victor from
24 of the 42 games Harvard and
Yale hnvo played against each
other. Five games ended in lie*.
Harvnrd has won 13. Harvard has,
however, won nine of the 12 gumes
played ainco 101(1. Yale has won
b u t two gnmex mid the other was
a llo. Here are the scores of the
42 games:
1875— Harvnrd 4; Yale II.
187(1— Yale 6 ; Harvard d.
No game in 1H77.
” 1878— Yale B; Hnrvnrd 0.
187D— Harvard 0 ; Yale (t.
STOCKlifll.M, Nov 21.- A visit
to America by a poked team nf
Sweden’s leading soecer players t*
one of the plans resulting from the
almost uiipiecc*ilenti d activity and
the rising nation wide interest in
athletics now loamh'sled in Swe
den, which has gained impetus fol
lowing the soi l i -*-i • id Hie Swedish
team during tin «>1 topic Goon -.
Muring the pa-t rummer tin
Swedish sorter team won II out
of 12 iutero.il mua I federation
mutches played In November tin'
Swedish team wilt make o ninth
era lour, and e *|u *t
to meet
sluing uppnrierd in \u-tii;i, it.il>
it 11*I oilier i mint • ic
Tim trip to A met a ii next sum
f Hie
It Is o r d e r ed tlinl Mils c i t a t i o n he
I t h o pul d i s he d tu t h e S a n f o r d l l e r a l d . a
sol,- n e w s p a p e r piihllslicd in S,-mln*,lc
t o - . Cou n t y , Fl or i da , o n c e a w e e k f**r
nlalit eons e yi it li e we, It*
a 23
WITNKMH Piv h a n d a n d t h e s e a l .
I of t h e sai d •••refill C our t mi t hi s
i lit n. 2nd d a \ of t i e t ohe r . A I*. 11*24.
<HI 1A 1.1
lorI! A t U d ’Cl.ASS.
t ' l e r k ,rf tin Ciri ult C o u r t of t he
t he
S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r cui t of F l n r h av c
Ida tu and f o r S emi no l e County.
. tin* li \v SITIN'*-lilt .Ml
|r«.'l Sol i ci t m a n d C ouns el for C o m p l a i n I ant
Rollins College Is
Worth $270,000
To|
m
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«w * *
Town Says Dr. Weir
,11
RHLI,IN'S f i l l . L E G E ,
Winter
I ' n t h . Fin., Nov. 21 $270, HOO is
t h e f i g u r e nt whi ch l*r. W.
Weir,
p r e s i d e n t i f Ib' litnv ( ' id l eg e . e s ‘ i •
i nnl ed t h e ntni unl e m i mt er c i nl v a l u e
uf l l ' dli ij s t" t he c o m m u n i t y w h e n
lie ‘•poke In fi ne I lie O r l a n d o C h u m
tie! nf I nun,let re. a p p e a l i n g f o r a i d
in w i p i n g eiit it t iiMege b u d g e t .
\rei, ri l i ng
Mr. W e i r ' a e s t i m f t l e
I t ' dlln . 'tmil-til* pend f.’ltijlllu ev
ATLANTIC
Hie Standard t (
The Seminole P
p r i n t i n g t h a t please
— Prices Reasonnhlc
Telephone 93
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hue
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• It ining. .nel $ o.miO |ur railmmi
fan In 22 'tales. These are a I- w
f tin t'e u p - tliiit Mi. W e i r .i e |
in baekliu* lip lo 1 -t'lnnte of tin
l l l*le " t till l e||t gi to till' l '.|.i
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There ale al present .iboat I
ti\ i ■ i'1. ii
cities of the Hailed St.it. , wild
tin ruimtiA etiwa iiumlu i »• ■>**
lima 2t* iit 111inil.
20(1.000 eoWs kept
l i n t ish eagmeers It
hudiiiltg a da in m to
rivet in India, whit h t
tu irrigate m milli >.
land now o> * t 1v lies* 11
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IWdrnom Slippers
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NEW YORK. Nnv. 21.— FollowJng aro the important footbnil
games In the East, Welt, Fur West
and South, rwhedulcd fur Suturduy,
November 22 :
East
Y’ale vs. Harvard at New Haven.
Army v». Norwich at West I'uinl.
Itrnwn vb. New Hani|ishlre ut
Providence.
Syracuse vs. Colgate ut Hyrucu»c.
Lufayvttr vs. Leliigti at Easton.
Bucknell vs. Rulgera at Philadel
phia.
Vermont vb. Boston College ut
B obton.
Carnegie Tech v b . Quuntico Mu
rines a t Pittsburgh.
W nl
Ohio Slate v«. Illinois at Urbntm.
Iowa ,y«. Mieliignn nt Ann Ariatr.
Wise on htn vs. Chicago a t Chi
cago.
Vanderbilt y b . Minnesota a t Min
neapolis.
Notre Dame Vs. Northwestern
at Evanston.
Indiana vit. Purdue at Lafayette.
Oklahoma vs Washington at St.
’L M W * .
/
Nebraska va. Kansas Aggies at
Iowa Stats vs. Draks at Autos.
Grinnell va. Creighton at Omaha,
jf C jr ir '*’•
South
Mis*. A . I M . n . Florida at
g o p t f o o ^ r y , ___________________
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MLK'L h a j - tb N 'O M COA'aT
To COAfaT DOG 70 MW FO’e - (
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Hie Ouleome o S I lie Ineomi
MOM'N POI
Twenty-Seven Bijr
Teams Scheduled
To Play Tomorrow'
OPENED WITH A
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English
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Sweaters
All Shades
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Arrow
P ure SiH
Choice Millinery
Pick of our stock
Late Full Styles
there w
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REGULT‘j O f GGGANHATION - MAN'S
OEMo j G PCOVIOED T h e m a c h i n e r y
Rot IT CECtOiCES GAe EG ABie 'TM
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h o o p hum ble s e r v a n t
MAE IN JEC T ED INTO NOUtt
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vn —5
We insi
attcrid't
Indies’ Fall Coats
and Dresses are
here in abundance
Make your choice
The Fan Tan’s entire stock of
class wearing apparel is now
Sale at The Outlet
early
$ 12.95
Rare Bargains
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
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T ires and Tubes. “ Service that
M a k e s F r i e n d s , " O u k A v e . nail
Third Street.
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lion.
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STOVES
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$1000 Cash will buy one of the V
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ADVERTISE in the Journa l-H er FOR RENT—Three room furnish front lots on Lake Wildmere one*
finest
lots
to
be
found
in
this
city.
1321
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ald. South Georgia's greatoat
ed cottage on Palm etto Ave. h alf mile from the Dixie Highway This same lot can be resold nt
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newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Geo. (i. Herring, Sanford, Fla.
in a nest of benptiful clear lakes, present day m arket price fo r at 1334
P o ach | (936.00
K**.rx fi
weekly and Sundnv Classified rates
Itunaliout! (3(5.00
1 " 14
Ifnrd
for sale.
least
$1500.
An
apportunlty
for
P
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Ford
10c pel
per line. Waycross Journal* FOR RENT—Ten room house in
We will build your home, land
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1316.00
Herald, Waycroa*. Georgia.
country, near paved highway, scape ynur grove, and relieve you someone. Phono 148.
Cab Ildy
1324 | F o r d
FELLOWS' SERVICE STATION. OHIO—Xenia. Make your rales
beautiful location, electric lights, of trouble nnd worries Incident to
1346.00
T. T.
Gulf Gas, Oil, Tires, Accesso
through the Xenia Gazette,
1 3 3 5 0ft
IS ! 4 1 F o rd
T ourlnK
good water. • II. C. Dubose.
M iscellaneous
building up a place.
ries. Service with a smile. Elm Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural TAMPA MORNING T R IB U N E —
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meantime,
you
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Send In your subscription to the FOR RENT—House and garage fishing. You can fish in any one
and First. Ph'one 447 L3.
district. Want nd and displny
For Sale
( 2( 6.00
T ru c k
Tribune or hnnd it to your locnl on Orlando road $12 n month. Ap of
T onrlnir
1336.00
13 24
Ford
the dozen lakes, and if you don't
rt'fiuca^
W IGIITS—Three stations. M ^ - ratp8 on _________________________
dealer so you can road Fiorida'a ply F. J. Tnknch. Pico Hotel.
1495.00
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know how to fish, we have several
ALL WOOL SUITS
nolla and Second. F irst and Elm,| cnj.itM nna ic. r > i .g i i o i i h —o i * r*- g reatest newspaper.
One year
1323
Sprclnl
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!
experts
who
will
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guaranteed
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Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. ,
n'1" hav* '*•" largest nrcviIC9S.00
Ibm ilatrr
E xp ert service.
i *?*t«*»_ tn __Soutltw««i*r>t Qaortcia $8.00, 6 months l-l.OC, three months
you. Mr. Scholfield
Scholflcld who has been to fit.
F ord
Itumiboutl 1215,00
Wanted
you*
$25.(10. • S anitary hnnd r >!3
$2.00. If you desire $1,000 Insur
i l l u l e S c 1 6 - w o r d ) t in * .
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1096.00
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singing nt the Bnntlst Church will j cleaning nnd pressing. Scotch iszr,
ance policy add 75 cents to your
Ton T r u c k '
Ford
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above,
Woolen
Mills.
305
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Second
Cab toutV I 1560,00
. . n ,.,r.
. .T TO REACH the prosperous farm- order.
STENOGRAPHER WANTED — LAKE JE S S U P LAND CO.. Inc. street
132 4
4-door '
Ford
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Fil'd R. Wilson. F irst National
Longwood. Fla.
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work. of nil kiads. ... Rnm
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Obi r i r s t Notional J Daily News, rate lc per word, cash
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SINGLE YOUNG MAN desires I FOR S A L E - F o u r Dve-room b u n -'
j o n ' (i ‘ "
Bonk Building, phone 245.
! with order.
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board in private Imnie. R e fe r-’ galows lined throughout, j u s t ] __™ *-P_ -e ..
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Call 103.
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PALM REACH COUNTY—The FLORIST
Expe l fair salary. mux
Box X
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SA I' |:. -1 .'.■ 2- miles
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Apartments
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STEW AR T T H E FLORIST"
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Flowers for all occasions.
For Rent
1921
atena) lurking li.ml, as la the S tate, la ,,, ^,u j,),Ilt'l.(j „ , ,..l|I1.l.n„ A . e . |
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814 Myrtle. Phone 2(H)*W
Ruildiiiff Material
f o r trucking a n d a fine o r a n g e
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. . iFOR R E N T ' fine well brented
land, with 4
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LEWIS O'BRYAN.
Office in I'LORlDA^ tJltl.ANDO Orlam n
downtown Apartment. F u r n i s h - ' MHtAi I.E Concrete t o-, g e n e r a l .tu ir n . tots o f fine tiiniier ami wood, ' ,l ln ’ ri. "
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Seminole Bank Building Annex.
nmrniig Sentinel: largest rln«Hi- (1(j
price, reasunatile.
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M E N ’S C L O T H I N G
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tmtim 24c cash with order.
Terwitleger, Prap.
and re>;t remiv to bud, some hdtl
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d e d ta n g e i uies.
F r o n t s 8UU feet
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Lumber
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For Rent —Over The Herald ofon la k e
f ro n t
Ilm ilevartl. w ith F o i l S A L E - D r u g Si .re
a t in- i T o u r i n g
225.0(1
i .rl. r Lumber Company
Milane Theatre Bldg.
v-i"|..n. m in 'H-.ii.i. ■> • t- '-a . ^ s
priced rcnsotiahlc to res pun F lo rid a F a s t C o a st R. K t h r o u g h
\ -oee S a le s nv el ago h e l l e r t h a n j | Itunuhoilt
$200. 00 '
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Phone 565
tr»l|U«*Ti it nil lit t«Iih! law r»> In 11»^
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miillon .l.c.iiir l.rl.lar n.-ross c -.-u n - $25 moaliilv and one three room HILL LUMBER CO
House of Miition “ "d Mossdale P. O . and •' G 1 il,1.‘,*r'
Fustis. Lake 1 j Touring
$325. 00
I stores.
Foi ipiiek sale will in-j County, Fla.
nolll. -n a pa rl meat $-'HI i n o n t h l v
MOKE Business for Sanford mer Ms Ibiv s t a r t e d o n i r i . r
350. 00
I Touting
Servieu, Quality and Price.
l i i l l n r (tpi'in lioiiMp
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chants. Direct mail advertising. t )«»ti . tw o mlllloria h* I n r
266.00
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FOR R EN T— Nieelv furnished t w o ! WA N I I D Room by young man H"ck " f chiikeus and iliieks. 3u
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Terms if desired —
CO., room it. Ball Bldg. Tele - 1 .l.-v*loi.ers in r.-i in , n vnurul
room aim. tine,it. 202 Park Ave. I «'f u 1■ I habits. Address Box he.i.l pigeon-. 2 meulmtors and 100
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phone 615.
EDWARD „ IIIGGINS
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Open day and night, Sanford South Florida Published mornings.
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Avende and Second Street.
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f:ttMitio ca sh , halanee p a y a b le
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oil Oak Ave. I 'lose in, $S,000.
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SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1924.
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EWBUILDING
ASSET TO CITY
New Meriwether Business Block
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V
ther Moved
28 Years Ago
,Been Farm,r 21 Years
Sanford Machine
Company Supplied
Structural S t e e l
»n Sanford
Into a City
owned and operated by W. A. Fitts
and I.. H. Gibbs, specialists in tion of the new M eriw ether build
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Chief Executive of Sanford
Praises Public Spirited
ness of Building's Owner
And Calls Him Ideal Citizen
M ayor F o r r e s t I-ake in nn in te r
view
today
spoke
The Sanford Machine Company. .
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.
Popular Pressery
Will Occupy New
Meriwether Block
New Store Structure
Erected So That 2
Additional Stories
May Be Added to It
" F o r some tim e Snnford hns
needed a m odern
French
Dry
C leancry," said Mr. Whiddon when
asked about
the
im provem ents
planned bv the Whiddo mind llmlges firm, "and when we decided to
move into the M eriw ether build
ing it was w ith the idea o f in s ta ll
ing n modern French Dry Cleaning
plant.
"W e now have one of the most
com plete pla n ts in this section of
the «tate and a re able to ta k e r a r e
of the most fastidious in d e n n
ing.
O ur on." main
object in
moving to a la r g e r and more upto-dntc building is to give to the
public b e tte r service."
The present firm of Whiddon
and Hodges m in e into existence
fix years ago with Mr. Whiddon as
the sole ow ner and o p e ra to r. At
thnt tim e Mr. Whiddon ra n only
one table nnd one n>ui. and did
the e n tire win k in addition to
ha ndling the finnm ial end.
One y ear ago Mr. Hodge:! e n t e r
ed the film and up to the p r e s
ent tim e the nui'm iny has liven
grow ing w ith San lord.
The firm of Whiddon and H o d g
es is prepnred to give the public
t ir - t class job* in pressing and
it» mg. Mr. Whiddon -ta te d . A
pccialtv is going to be made of
tailoring men's suits
H ats also
a ie . leaned and blocked at the
......Ipanv's up to-date plant
Business B l o c k
®
Cost Over $25,000 •■M
general m achine nnd boiler work ing m eans to Sanford.
Mr. Ijik e f u r th e r declared, tha t
anil c y lin d e r grinding, installed all
of th e s tr u c tu r a l
steel used in the erection of such modern com
building th e M e rriw e th e r block, in mercial buildings m eans thnt S a n
' krv ' . V ' V i
addition to re n d e rin g certnin nec ford is grow'ijig nnd also thnt this
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city m ust grow to nccomodnte the
!7e J u s t if ie d e ssa ry m achine work connected business houses th a t are coming
w ith the construction.
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T his com pany also
supplied into Snnford. .
T
h
n
t
Hanford
is
decidedly
n
s tr u c tu a l steel for the 1’nulrston
commercial town enn be seen from
This new business block, the lio .-t addition to S a n f o r d 's business section, is owned by ('. ,1. M eri
Iwether. o w n e r o f building, th e Meiscb building, the its location, declared Mr. Ijiko,
w e th e r a resident of S a n fo rd for o \ . t a i|iiarler of , in t u r y and a prom inent grow er of this city. ' I V m-w
F ir s t N ational Hank, the Clyde l
completed build line dock nddition, the Knuth B a k If S anford ever a m o u n ts to a n y building w as c o n tra c te d by Franfc 1.—- iug. local b u ild e r, and was erected at a to st of approxim ately
e r s his name, is ery, nnd several sm a lle r buildings th in g the com m ercial part must
rer in Sanford, its in the com m unity as well as build- i }fr o w * ith lhe re8i,,entinl so, ti,,n*
in Mt. Dora, E ustis, Geneva
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and prosperity. ings
and L eesburg.
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Mr. M eriw ether ,» to be con<>JW w ith ft repreThe firm announces it em ploys • * ™ l ‘t' ln.tw ,il {u r, h ‘8 P ^ r e s s j v e
*trf The Herald he skilled m achinists who g u a r a n te e
" ' t h e p lanning of such a
modern building, stated the mayfa ith
in the sa tisfa c tio n in in sta llin g all form s j or.
The building ju st completed
jUntial" and de of steel su p p o rts and bracing in is a su b sta n tia l im provem ent thnt
The Ensuing Paint Company of
nddition to re nde ring e x p e r t r e
this <itv had the contract for
bts always predict- p a ir w ork on a n y type of m a c h in will mean much to a grow ing city.
Among the business concern .puny purchased the Seminole Ab- pa inting
the
new
M eriw ether
The citizenship of Snnford is also
rrous conditlons ery.
which will he located beginning j- t i a . t Company o u trig h t and a c building.
to
be
c
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g
ra
tu
la
te
d
on
having
such
Boiler
work
is
fe
a
tu
re
d
,
and
Dec. I. in the new M eriw ether
Ipjrralent in this city
To the a v e ra g e person this part
several la rg e c o n tra c ts have beeni a progressive m an in th e ir midst. building at Second S tre e t and M a g ....... ling to its announcement at that of the lob dogs not seem import
Mr.
I.nke
said
th
n
t
Mr.
Meri
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added
a
title
guim
iuty
tlesuccessfully filled along this line.
nolia Avenue, is the S a n fo rd Bond
a n t. declared Mr. M usgravc. m a n
h(r came to SnnThe recent' in sta lla tio n of spec w e the r furnished the best example & M ortga ge C om pany, which w as I pai 1m e a t.
a g e r of the com pany'a store, but
of
what
a
progressive
public
spirit
t lad in his teens. ially constructed lathes and cylin
I
lie
company
announces
th
a
t
conorganized here several m onths ago.
on tin* c o n tr a r y it is one of the
m achinery
makes m eans not only to the city but to
,l*rtact. T h a t wns d e r g rin d in g
T he S anford Bond & M o rtg a g e »i. ’ions have already been estnli- most im portant.
the
individual.
Mr.
M
eriw
ether
blue ribbon
autom obile
service
Com pany is capitalized for (300,000 i I-..I in m a rk e ts where low inter“ A buildup' must be painted foi
During those 28
possible nt the c o m p a n y ’s well farm ed e ntirely at first not giv and includes in the personnel of • ' i ales prevail, winch will enable two reasons'' he ; aid
F irst be
riwethcr has seen
ing
much
thought
to
the
con
stru
c
etpiipped shops.
g from a s tr a g g lin g
tion. E vents came to pass which officers and d ire c to rs some of the it I., --II or re discount its securi- ra u e it naturally I. nils to the at
.1 a -at i -Iactoi y m argin of t r a d iieness of it; appi-aram-e and
uperous city of over •---- — ----- — ——
made him see the neccssitv nnd most prom inent business men of ■
i>This means, n was pointed second because paint
preset ve
its.
su m m e r began th e c onstruction of wisdom of e re c tin g the building *S anford and Seminole county.
I E. A. Douglass, who for several
(■•, .me of the officials, th a t a nom!.''
I He came here. Mr. the present building which adjoins Mr. M eriw ether made his first ad | y e a rs has been clerk of < ircuit
The to s s in g Paint • >>mpnnv i»
»n to e n t i r e in the oth e r s tru c tu re . Both a r e fill- v e n tu re several years ago and tn- Court for Seminole county, is pres I.... additional amount of outside
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aj.ltul
will
laavailable
through
the
sole agent for the Eberson
ished
with
sam
e
colored
brick,
day
he
sees
the
wisdom
of
this
1 24 years has rel
idcut of th e company. Mayor F o r |t l
, a m e for the liiuiuciug of l.indsh \ line of paint- wlin.li u
. ation. Since the which combines the tw o pot only move on his part.
business
blocks, is dei lined, is one of tin- prelim i
Then th e re i- the fellow wlm
“ If all th e successful farm e rs rest Lake and B. G. Sm ith a r e !■ ■ building,
was introduced to , in ap p e a ra n ce but in construction.
vice presidents with Fred It. W il | ap.ii t -nelit houses and other types p a in t- mi I In- m arket tn d a \
•uv.-i
putv uff until tii-niiirrow
I
In
could
and
would
e
n
te
r
into
like
Meriwether h a s 1 the second having been made al
son, se c re ta ry and W. II. Tutmi- ' t
'I II n e t l o l l W o | Is .
Im
niplct
e.
of
I
e
i
mg
tiething-*
he — .ml,| y n( d<> t*.
line
iif
paint
of the most sue most a replica of the first building public im provem ents Snnford would irliffe, t r e a s u r e r .
In addition to
Toledo Blade
paint fiu a l1' kind of a job li nn ,j.ii
Mr. M eriw ether declared thnt lie be on n boom, second to none in the officers the board of directors
of that product.
Ii.\l M l.E SS
PUl'illv W.ilk to the finest of III
the state, Mr. I.ake said in con- is composed of the following men.
Ijlr. Meriwether be- has a lw ays been a booster for San
Tnltle llandloli of I tulunuipolis
side wi.l k . it i- dei l a n d
lusjon.
.rious real e sta te ford. Ilia belief th a t the new
Jo h n Meisch. Geoigi (' Chamber
U l.it will you do in ca-e ymit
P not * ’"inpiinv i wa- killed by a - I m r of gin s’, from
Th
l.“
—ing
s. C. W. Knt 7 pa
lido city am] am ong building would prove n good in
K. Symos.
i unsuccessful ihi- y e a r ’" ' a iii'\i * i in tin\ in ’ been Iutnieil In- automobile w md-hield. broken
An e a sie r wold to ta k e the place I lin. Roy Edward
site at Mngnolia vestm ent was borne out when he
Higgins, R. J.
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r,
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being
sought,
Ifcyoml Stri-ct. Sov- was nppr</ichl‘d with o ffe rs for
Holly and A. I’. Connelly.
on The glass pierced all a r
, 11.-•! Si a t..i Sorghum , "w ith the b e l- a n
mell of wnh' expel I 1pet —
but
none
of
the
nam
es
ordinarily
Ai the lime of its form ation, th e
he erected on a the store rooms when the erection
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minder
that
under
the
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in Hnndlon's th ro a t and he
in
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|&i land, a one-story of the block w as only p ro b le m a t used by pe de stria ns would do in S anford Bond A- M ortgage Coin
lances out country need nn i .uni. I
' b 11 .| lo de.lib III lltteen m inute-.
polite
society.
durinth e past ical.
a \i it, uioie'li over."
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ith In City
Sanford Bond, Mortgage Company Is
To Be Located In New Meriwether
Building Beginning December First
Ixjssiiitf I'aint Firm
Has Contract On New
Building in Sanford
Many Extra Features
Add To Moderness
Of New City Block
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C onstructed of specially
compressed bricks upon ft
foundation th at will support
th re e stories should it he de
sired to add them later, the
recently completed M eriw eth
er block is the latest addi
tion to Sanford's commercial
life.
Representing: a t o t a l n u t -
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put .if $25,000. the nvw b u d d in g
combines m any special feature#
nf a rchitecture, and ii tale.! by’
m ust
the contractiirs a" iun i.f
m odem sto re liuildiug • ha ’ h a i
been erected in Sanford within rocent months.
Specially designed u ir d '.r t, in
sure a m axim um umoimt nf sun
light ami ccnnomie u lib ;.it.o n nf
interior sup p o rts piovi ■
many
feet of floor spine willi > i ac
com panying weakening of
the
stru c tu re , it has been u o ir ’eil out
The contract for the erection of
this improved housing
I'm .'out
stores and one office wax let fo
h rank J Eossing. local coiiirni'tor who coninleti'd the job in evory
detail m tlim three month.- u tte r
pielituiiiari win k ivas started.
A large i lew of cement w in k
ers and lo o k masons iva- em ploy
ed in ere c ting the ou te r walls
while the interior steel wotk about
the windows was intiunjed to an
art p an brought here bv the con*
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�un.I *110 entertained m Her tabla
n'tnny of the dlaUngiiiihaTvlfitors
Who came to Marion ,aod exchang
ed opinions on nutlonnl Iirucs Willi
them over llio teacup*.
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T\»r a time after she came into
PLASTERtJO,
Va;, Nov. 2 l.-R c A light Workout th;a afternoon,! lVonl ha» been rcctfvi In A h i*
1
the White House, Mr*. Harding f.'*llotving a week of etrr.iuoufl pntc-1 city
—. ...------ . , na ear- cent opening o
rtf the ddalh In. Das
th* Sheet rock
her clot« association with
ial Lost) to Shippers continued
Mrs. D. B. Givens, president of
of the United
the details of her husband’*1wnrk. t ko * i u , .
j? y s ^ g s s r s s & su m
om Use of Frail And She visited the Executive Offices, up repmenta Sanford High * last £ tJr
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States Gypsum Company hero the Tsmps Women's Club, who has
bean hero; for. the Federntiork of
' Varied Forms of Crates tnct every employe, ami made moro football practice of the season. Tn- ftMisvan*
ftifisUni^casjilrr
-casnirr of
u i .the
,vu< Sanford means the launching o f a new Women's Clubs convention, has re
Is Estimated at $10,000 than one suggestion for facililatimr iftolfow the hundred* o^ipectr.tofa Rank A- TrUJfr ComPUJOf.
I '. : industry for the Southeast. The turned to her homo npd was ac
tho public business.
But her
Mrs. Pond was taken seriously plant will manufacture 100,000 companied by Mrsr-C. A. Miles, of
who am expected to attend, tho last
ht.iUh
and
her
growing
social
duTALLAHASSEE, Fla., Nov. 21.
and most important game of the ill stwvor/d .dAys ago with an at tquaro feet a day of fireproof gyp
- Adoption of federal standards
of acute appcndicitlB and an sum wnllbcard and Will be the only
year will be given a chance to scs tack.
cfwvatlott MB* Ptrforifuth.on Mon
for hampers, round stave baskets,
Juft how much good tho concentra day. * For a time ffrr. 'Pond apand market baskets, prepared aft*
ted effort* of tho Coaching stuff uenred to "be-'rawroring nicely
«t an exhaustive investigation, arc
bur done toward bettering the ul- from the operation but her condi
hHftij* urged by the United Staten
foiirive and defensive tactics of the tion suddenly took a. turn for tho ti e people o f the southeast to ob-|
department of agriculture. So
light but fast and fieudy eleven.
woi»o and sho continued1 to sink tain better walla and ceilings at j '
many different sires and types of
coat,. Before now they,
Orlando brings a heavy exper until yesterday morning When she nuxleietc
have Lad to pay high freight rates!
1hr»*ronfalnera for fruits and veg
passed awny.
.
\ " ienced
team,
contemptuous
of
banon wall board* made in the North, I
etables are in use, it is declared,
fowl’s opposition, it i* said, liut
.Mrs. Pond it well k h o / n In $an- .............
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Aiut thi*
l hna easy access to
mat tr is practically impossible for
P o r (1.Vyears. milUonn have rubpride i.hvny.t: gocth before a fall ford h a r i n g m ade h e r home w ith the
.*» purchaser to know jur.t how much
' . A tlantia C oa st Line.
' ' __, tne b'eu- k d southing, p e n e tra tin g SL Jaeand
the
locals
intend
to
bend
every
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aon
for
several
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he is getting when he buys a hsin..... ~ —J* board A ir Line and the L, & N. and, I ,
ounce of their^heurt* and nerve* I ycni. Ih the s p rin g . aha
- moved , u rough them t o th e Florida E a - t ] ol s Oil r ig h t on the tender spot,
, per hi produce. It is estimated,
and
sinews
toward
crushing
the
j
to Daytona.
and by the tim e
fur example, that one-third of the
C-.art, Tampa and Jackuonville a n d '
they r-ay Ja c k Hobpo-cnlled nclf-bushel hampers man'iho hotly 1ms been shipped t o all " i n e r railroads serving* Florida, j
insen— otU com es,
ufacturcd today urc short measure.
Salt Lako City, tho f*o r m e r *___
home _ fheetrocW consists o f gypsum
U
tho rheum atic p a in '
Almost thirty million hampers arc
o f Mm. Pend, where b u ria l will r’.i i: c o n v e r t e d 'Into sheets tmrecured annually, the department
t
and distress.
S t. I
ta k e place.
The body was a c .;, Mbs inches thick nnd of size
Mates.
•
Jacobs •
companied by Mr. Pond.
. ;>rir* nicnt ,to fit tho studding o f 1 ^
harm I iss rheum n- i
n.v. room.
T hefo rigid, easily [
In nddltion to the large use of
• and tho r r n f t y “ P ubs’' W helcher!
Mrn. William Filmar
tism nnd pnin 1in- (
hamper*, there are said to be 20
farnlir*! units, which can lie sawed
has more thnn one souring t r i c k 1 Mrs. W i l l i m Fllm an age SO. mil nailed like wood, a r e used a s ,
iment which never
different sizes of round ntavc bas
j lip liir alcove.
poised nway a t the FVrnald-Laugh >uhstitutes fo r sh ip .la p nnd oth e r /
disappoints
and
kets in general use, whereas six
doesn’t burn
the
I Ilyrd will a g a in hold down the ton M em orial H ospital F r id a y fol n'< iioi> finir.hes, m a k in g imssihle U
’would'be sufficient. Approximate
: signal position, with Pock and B a r - 1 lowing an o p e r a tio n .' U ntil f 1i<*.t iiigher
*>
ly twenty million of these arc man
skin. It takes pain
sta nda rd of home-build- ■ '
ufactured annually.
I her al h a lf lmvltlnm", und th e hurd
was suddenly stricken several day *
lag.
soreness and s t i f f - '
’ A similar nituation in said to •
! driving Wallncc n t full.
before her de a th. Mrs. F llm a n lied
| {,
ness fro^n aching
exist with regard to so-called nuir- I
joints, muscles n n d ,
j. Mclseh will in all
p r o b a b ility ' been in the best of h e a lth .
,,.m
ket baskets or splint baskets, of I
bones; stops scintjidni t a t center, and G rier and \Vil- j Before h e r m nrringc
in 10!) I
which many styles now in use nre I
jcn. lumbago, hack-,
, i*on will be e n tru ste d w ith th e ' M i x Film an was, Mias E t t a Ja n ,
!
regarded an unnecessary and do- ■
ache nml neuralgia, .’ff* «ents lK»t[wing positions. Pope, Kennedy nnd Guinea of l.«ko county.
Sho i
••to*
ceptivo. The peck size has d w in
tie g u a ra n te e d by all d ru g g ists.
j Uusm-II aro expected to ngain S ta r ' survived by her husband nn d th re e ,t t
dled to ono-fifth or one-sixth of a
in the line.
i , hildred. one d a u g h te r a n d two
buahol, and the hnlf bushel to 12
o f 14 quarts, the standard size* sel
dom appearing on the markets, the
department's Investigation showed.
antitieS
Batik* Of Season
C a rrie rs in the United S ta te s r e
p o r t losses of 110,000,000 a n n u a l
ly in handling perishables, am ong
tho many causes given being rough
handling, failure to stow shipm ents
pro p e rly In cars, delay in tra n sit,
lack of proper refrigeration, and
frail containers.
Lowest Pric
I.
F an cy B id e R ose
AO
Inxwfll House
i-off.v
A T L A N T A . Gn.. Nov. 21.— At_____ _
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lanlii postoffiee cl.*rks nre offieThe Fusli and F u rry S to re at ll'.i
i inlly behind the nntion-wi.de move- Sanford Avenue, is a new grw egy
m e n tm rn t fostered hv the Nntionnl store whirh has lieen opened to
F ederation of Post o f f ic e Clerks I the peonle of this city.
II. M,
to dem and action on thY Kelly- | •''""•'h w" " b'"'
engnged in the
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lirrnrery bUNinr«M a t Hithln for th r
Edge bill providing for a ?.100 „n- )mM frw n„,nthSf is lh(1 (lWn,.r „ f
>.' •* t .
—P A n iB , Nov. 2 1 .—A movement nu,d increase for postal employes th< new establishm ents. Mr. Foote
aoon a f te r Congress i onvenes He- " a s for several ye a rs th e owner of
<em ber I. by seeking to force tlio “
"rlm idn.
bIM'' pnssuge, not wit h-tanding its
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vi'to Ii^t Ju n o li\ I'rc'iili nt C*ool- i •»*t*NS l O l t AN IiKLIKX I. IN
Transatlantic A i r
Mail Service To Be
Expedited Report
You Poor Kid, Why
Are You So Skinny
Whole W h ea t
3 lbs
25c
.
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Don’t your m o th e r know tha t
Fftd Liver Oil will p u t nounds of
good healthy flesh on your bone
ill just a few weeks J ,
T» II her every d ru g g ist has it n.
■iigar . oated tablet form now -o
tb it you won’t have to ta k e the
nasty, fish v -tn stin g oil th a t is apt
to li|).«rt the stomach
Tell her that McCoy’s Cod I.iv
ei till Tablets
a re chock-full >•!
M lam m es ami m e the great<"t
tie ll (tod.leers and health build
ei she i an find
tine sickle, thin kid. aged !• gate
ed 12 pounds in 7 months.
She inii-t n-k .1 t Dean Co..
Bow el’s Pliaimnev or any go,. I
ilriiggi-t for McCoy's
*'•«! I.iv, i
• hi Tablets, do l a i d ' I*. <iu cents. :>
" The A tlanta , |e , k s e o n s t i t u t l n g ' , ,f y,,ur, br,;a lh
1,a<l nn' 1
local No :i2 of the National Fed" f ‘•w n in iin g m the
ernrt. n of Post Office < Iriks, list- I
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" P r ' U ’c. constipation
ened r e .e n t l ” to an address b y :! ” " 1 " k’,,,,rr“ l no-uccnuijt feeling.
I.un E. George, of W i-I Ington and ”
fl
y ,,t,r H w i" « » r |" ^
| Chi. ago National I-eder.ition pros- *
" n'' i'*allv depen,lalile iroo-dy
nlent. who told of a c ounter-effort f ° r “ H disorders in tho liver, stombeing made to refer tip* lull back aril and bowels j* ILuldne. It a rts
to a cun.mittee lot
redrafting, powerfully on the liver, strengthen.'
I Should such a dci i am b- reached digestion, purifies the bowels and
■it was asserted, it would menu** I resioies a fine feeling of energy, I b .-leant t o t a k e a - ■i i n d v .
| delay of al least a y e n r in m tu u l vim ai d cheerfulness. P i n e »ii)c.
“ t o t Met ov’s. tin o n g in n l
.1
t nnssage of the bill.
(Hold by Union Pharm acy.
genuine I 0,1 Liver tld T a b le t.”
.
I’c f Dozen
jlO ^
IVr Doz
ork Imp. Apples
Five IViuuds
I'oi gia Yam Sweet Potatoes
Five Pounds
nions
Pounds
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A Q a
i^ v P L
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' m
*
fi.
a,’ .
auster
Raisins
;§
0 fa
Fur eating, Making
iif Pics and Fruit Cttkcu
1 lb. 18c
! 3 3
o
A& P Urilnd
Condensed
Milk
2
28g
“ 2
Coffee
Hoknr . .
Red C ircle
8 O’clock
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Ih. 18c * e s .
lb. 4 He • o
lb. ,'l8c :
[
27c
20c
A _
•I agon Soap Powders
Pivc packages
S tX S
Sm all B ar
a
2t> )ik
9 c^
I.f|nunH
"V*
Fairy Soap
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RICE
Saturday SPECIALS
Post Office Clerks
Urire Pay Increase
.
A Com plete Line of
Fruits and Vegeta
M v v
CASH and CARRY
Pay as you Get Paid -Use your Credit—Pay as yon
ALL-0VER-TH EWORLD
A T J A C K S O N ’S
Death Claims Wife
Of Late President
Early This Morning
K
(Continued on Page H >
the inside story of those H ying i
week* give to her the credit foi
keeping Mr. Ilurdtng in tin iuco[
ht* was eventually to win.
A fter the nomination Mrs. Hard
Ing became, in spite of the gi ,wn,g
l hi cut of phyt .0 al collapse-, an a,
live figure in the fiont porch emupuign. Not only did she appear '
alw ays with her bust,and when be
/aci-d a crowd, but she rctiiuincd
beside him when the lines formed
to shuke Ids bund, und she guve
a hand-elusp also to cvet> one i f
the muny thousands who tiled past
tu acclaim his C a n d i d a , v |)c*idcs 1
all of thut, she visited hi- head
q u a r te r s almost daily and talked '
Wear Smart Clothes NOW!
Why wait, when you can out
fit the family with a few dol
lars down and the balance
weekly?
•
Fresh
California
Our vulutK and s ty le s are th e best ob
tainab le nnd muny o f our cu stom ers
who rtuild ea sily pay cash tak e ad
vantage of our a ccom m od atin g b u si
ness met hods. W hy not y ou ?
WOMEN’S DRESSES
Makes Puny Baby
Fat and Healthy
On* of lh* m olt *«4u«td* ihlnsi
about TMlhlna la the way ll stimgrowth and luer**** of w*i*hl
in babla* (hat nr* w*«k and puny.
, This f* because It onrr*ct* dlgaatlva
WMjHaa.. regulataa the b*>wrU »nd
r aauSM 1 1 1 * ctilld to ***i(nlt*t* It* food,
^■••••aut* lmprov«m*nt follow* th*
ua* of T**thltuk. and the tittle on*
10 ch,U1** for th* heller ovar
W it*
‘ lir a W |» \\'e«k«. Of niytb*. Q t.
^Wiuwi
I am grateful for th* food
T**tMa* did my baby. It* w*a ao
Uftl* and poor and weak h* hardly
AM any Ilf* at *11. 0 |nr* f *u n *d
tfrln# him T*«th!n« h* ha* f*tlen*d
MS tm playful and hmlthy.”
. T y th ln * U »old by all drurriat*. *r
*v!t i*** « ! Moltblt Lahoralorto*.
A lN FLO
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1Itaai—1Py llMS^
Thistledown J ^ 3
Delmonte
Green Gage, Cap
For the Holiday we offer nn excell»‘»i assortm ent of m aterials in crepes.
mm gen
and georgettes, assorted
sty les and sizes
Specially priced
/ l |‘
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V0 p
f
suns
ion E x tra fine Quality Serge, Twc
and Homespuns, sm a rt styles, *
tailored. A ssorted sizes $■# 0
While they last .....................* ^
SWEATERS
’<* tlear 150 fine nll-woo
w eatcr coatk, fast col
i
A REAL VALUE
6 Pligs. Van Camps Powder' .30
1 Apron
1.00 1 I l f .
- Total 1.30 A n W
MEN’S SERGE
In Stri|>e« and Flai"sizes. Double wear ca
Some collai‘8 fit**To clenr
' C A fl
R e g u l a r $ 1 0 . 0 0 va!-
:;,uyX .$ 4 .5 0
for
*na '
OKLBT ABOUT BASICS
H u y N tf*
U*(»«n Calmettu and Sanford Avenues
e your Credit—Pay as you Get Paid
Pay Later
�f**y
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As Seen by Popular Mechanics Magazine
T he conutruction of the Mcrl*■
, w e th e r building was under the
Although handicapped by the loss
supervision o f F ra n k Loss ing, loof limbs or by otl>er injuries suffered
r cal contractor.
in tile war, thousands of former servnSy,’
Mr. Loaning sta te d this morning
t h a t th e buildlncr had been erected
Efov_ accord loir to the specifications and j
:*
t h a t It was being completed npp roxlm ately on time. Only the I
;*•
best m aterial was r u t in the build
in g i n d in every way itms one of
tho hiost modern an<i un-to-dnte
*
Commercial buildings in the city.
Mr. Ixissin" has been In S a n
ford o
in the contracting business for n
num ber of those. While in S a n
f o r d - M r . Ignoring sta te d thnt he
.
hhd constructed some of the city's
f*
lnigg.it buildings. Muring the re-. icr men have been rehabilitated and
m
c e n t . season Mr. Lossin™ had the rampleXs) roursewin vocational tru n contract for erection of county ing through iho Veteran*' Hun-an S(*o^r*
schoflls at I-ake Mary and C h u l- 1
u o ta r He is also erecting n com- i cia) iim!ruction and in manv <-iu*ex, the
m e n j a l building on Sanford Ave- Use of cleverly adjusted artificial limb*
nue...
I and oilier appliances have enable I
(Jdlng hack to the Meriwether hundreds of crippled men to Kiimiount
building Mr. I-ossmg stated tha'. tremendous ol.iHile* in their fight to
m ermine the ravages of war
th e building hail been so construct
Thousands irnvr tnastertsi tnuirs
ed thnt a second and third story
conIti be er-eted or, th e foundation 1 and m i l s requiring mnsiilrmble skill
w ithout any re-infnrcemcnt.
Ar- ami nr.trnrc, ovcreonmig the load of
ranpcnients have also* been mn
limb* by tiie use of e[*-ci:il apparatus
so th n t w .thout the least trouble. ^
| |y
tfuinmt{ of the upIt stnirwi, v and el-vator piny he prmirnstely
................. i.. -noon
.11 Isung
Ttl.OOO .....„
men still
installed
taught, from 1.0*0 to ti.frtX) are cu
l . - l l Brown wns the foreman ,
.
m each of th e following ..Tiip.»on the M e r i w e t h e r h u ll , h o g a n d !
Mr. J a n mg stated that a great tioos acco u n tan cy , a g rie u lu rn . l*o**h
deal of i reilit for the successful keeping. engim sTing, denlistrv d r i f t
erection ot the building was due to ing, ele ctricity, jew elry, m achinery,
Ralcsmunship, tailoring and law
tho m anagem ent of Mr. Brown.
Roadside Farmers.
Breed Hens Wise
To Ways Of Autos
• • •
HLOOMKHUW;. Nov. 21. - Al
rocker arms
though the reason a chicken crosses vnlvi motors at least every two days
the road never has keen settled to
the satisfaction of everyone, the This livkea only a moment and pre
fact that most fowl) atte m p t to get vents wear
on the other side of the highway is
responsible for thousands of <|ol
lars loss to farm ers in this part of
’
the alale, and many oilier sections.
' ‘Autotniihile m o rta lity " is one!
of the chief smrrc* s of Ins- to pout
trym en, it is declared, and two pro
tective steps are being taken One
is the removal of thi\ chicken pens
to paints
fal distant from tla- road.
P1
Pt IM IN, Not
I
I li-' 1■t •*tt / 1*
and JJie other the breeding of h o d s -1at ul e- - tat a* s ,*f Iti i 11n
a i, i h
t h a t vhiiv* shown, tinder olmervn
v
v
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11
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live*!
I*y
i
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nut
h
'it
tion, a t adifcKt* t" stay on their
own pi*l* of the rmnl when an auto lim e t 1• ' i I a m 11II* I pildi' [< t
mobile comes along.
I.
..I" m' Im i '. I *• i *i v. -it I *
T e tts made with nearly
lull mg *1*p|,-I d o i n g tin pi 11 t
flock*- "f a certain breed revealed
but a half dozen chi* ken* which 1lat mn, tiivi lo gon In . * in*
I bn V* i . 1..; g . • i<i
went a. i ' ’*s the road
With other .igaiti
n
breeds then* w eir less than a half lli a v v ' i i . ’1 a - |>t on *• a '
dor.e^ of entire flm kit along th« | polii i , and tin i- lak- n a
road Which did not tiv to cross, “ign that ■ it-lift t * c m u lv
8oine nf 1he fu n n e ls art not slow [ngatti ........... . , r*i I
t cirW!t>(Er VIih rtlffeii'iiee and are
'I he ...... hi *■* * <1 r I.
in *ii *
tlirnDir -o t|, "-i* hi*-,' I* wliit h "stay u v a* ’ » 'm , .
to. * .
p p i” and a PIJ'I I to Illf 'OS,
with a lilt il n i t ' * In ., i m ,
1Ulj fa n
alppiii" m u n highwav
ilg a M1it her, li" a' ' In >>m
the Jos - 1 • " fl . iw from mot'.t i it v eenti-i * a I who h t noi '
enra he I •■ii a* high a sL'h pi t I'ji i t of ii i
I I ■ " ag. "I
cent. I ip - ■ im i axes a singli 1 pas* el"lls ct'll.ll. ’ ' i.p’ l 1*1 * fl I l f 'l ' ' • I
Ing autoni. ■ ilc bus killed fmii to 1ha il |p. *1■ 1,i
chickenTh. lit t b* ■ • ppp> • ipnl . atul .i i
ga I
It i- , ,
like to I
before Dip
ii
si .
fr.U’e vv*rk is m a d e "f
'i- n
(in*, r I b t .i in tin1*1 11 1 tndu st*il
Iron rod ■ in „i-*u l“- ii-< d poiv uleil it
s j alt ‘ i i| t ' ; r> 1 * til
I■ax-, s i t 1;;7* u,
iiul
d 'f
1 1
p*
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ip it r. f.i
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till IF
t* -til
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I h. t\ \ rn!*f « ri/t’d
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t j* I id
1ik mi him
11 vi r I ft* ‘fiif.*' ;.i. 1 ,
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Ui «Itiih ».r I• i t r i • i i
'2 | If F> • d *-irf ll-t* *t 1T*
• tin; Idir nnd l i nr* -0
fitting* |w riijiiut n i Iv
Ifir l#
ilf ! Ill* l«»d% *" !"
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on nvrrhend-
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CLIPS.
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Mr frim* niid rK< -t.i* i
p .iijdy n n r i l -
tion)
»n.
Cowan'.- Tin Shop, at 202 W e d j ••One of the main objectsshot)'
!?.Hvr n
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opening
my
modern
electric
th e ir b Urm*v* j*
Third Street, wns nw arded the
It hnr often been 'a id : " F i g u r e
ctiiitr.li iwfor ttraetically the e ntire is to lie able to give the Pom'1'
the yutir home .....Ming problem in od of cnmliattinj; ike'
supply of m a r g u c t fiieings, revolv of S anford the new est ami
k.nOWn
Ihe cnujl'J
A. terms of service
ing ventilntors. conductor heads best in nil electrienl fixtures
m
mind,
nit
individual
It. P latt stnted when asked nbnut u j;(, that
nn*l Toucan m etal spoutings used the line he would c a rry in his pre- n|U„, t,n ,aulioneti in regftrtl to the such as is ur.ed f “
felt roofing, hr,, h
in the eon«trurtion of th e newly sent location in the Meriwether
i(„, „f the m aterials.
comnirted M e rriw e the r block, and HuddinL’
The public will build ’f r a m e I suitable for this *>. ^ 5
rues of wootl, ( m g t« Mr. K. \V.
Mr.
P latt also sta te d th n t his
that i*. homes
the designer **f tile building him
mat ip
of the nate
• ompietc * tuipnicrt has not ar- th e n f-re sonic iuforr......
- n is ilue 1ff,st
...
PUt|
self expressed him self ns being .jv. d as vet .but that sshipments
h ip m e n ts '..,....
m„ st widely used wood | •*lorutn
;|b|))J .
The
nail
more than pleased with the high are in transit and in tin* next low jb -.\t t111
e
r
itasoutiiern
pine,
i n' , 1 1 1*—
-— .
.
nu|(( * ■
grade material installed bv thi ill * hi’ would have n di^plnv th a t | Arno-IL I" sp*‘cies of vvmxl inym r- i ^ r u ie lit li t*. ,h,. trw
Would
please the most fastidious tant,, ,1S ..mi, 1- *.f commercial lunt- ( external opening „f
old ami reliable concern.
that lias a tta in e d th e | row, flushing the
,,
hnr. thi
Jam es li, Cow an has been IN in lighting equipment.
used
distribution and is
------ bark. This elositng i^ l
At present, The Sanftird 1 Icey«*a Is in the sheet m etal In i'it..... t m 1 ’imiimny expects to ca rry a most extensively, c e rta in ly m ust sealing tin “T'l'tmig „
and hi- -1 *rk includes every ini full line in the new vvi ought iron [losses.-, itn 11 iial merit. In Anier- m an accumulation of
pt i i ) tv in* of tin fittin gs on the lixltt'es.
in ;■ third *>f th e lum- ' ' “ rraw which ilr„wn, ,1 '
These are l» ing use*l ira. more than
m.m k* ;
S o u th e rn I The flowing ,rf ,3„
n-'t otiiv bv the lm>ine « li.uises, h e r eotisuon I js the
!!, via - aw arded the Mi rrivvetleu htit tii-n in lintni « " ' tho'i- d v 'e r v - rim-, \ihil, ell"’ ’nous ijtinntities
• •=•'
appearance „f ^
go t It.................
Ml
r o n t r . ' t it i1* dee la tpd lieenit**' of ing the best aril lull
Pt m Ifieril t ,, Ih ir ,,,11 Smith America nnd A f •''•.'V 'i up »«.,! t h . i L .
hi- Minerior tin work on several iiont nieiit.
v,!* ' l,< wt *he tmiuth 6(1
in a.
111 *t*■- ■ eentlv const rue* oil hlllld
Despite tin great dem and nnd row-, make it ,.;„ v , "
The Sanford Ulertri* • ornpany
inc It to. itml
been use
of hi- t > a - 'tir e the pub!1'! that ptompt it! will known ipiiilities, s o u th e rn horeis ami i|„.,r ,;y
t.it ! g g u a r a n te e to fu n ii-h --.it
•itmle.l with iniille-v awaits lone is a • n ip a r a tively low-priced pai t ides
j ' 1 *1
or free service.
l‘«ar at m mat thei,*,
*11 of 1 . patronIf nc* <■ a i . lumber, and fu rth e rm o re it is avail
M t ■wan e a te rs to all 1 la ■*•
■ t *f ile-ired. per "M il • * ivirc at
tu iirlv e> et vw here lum ber is it is a pretty n rtnia
1 o ' ‘. and lux s ta f f of a- tin- home muv I <• -ei tii" ! r t any
f
Its nmimil p p n lu rtio n — nhout * ° r ^ “ ^ 1* \ ».r, aro ^
• at it his stm k on tin• ■!
j.iuiO.fKKi Imni •I .'eel is m ore th a n accuniing tn tin* 1sfenJ
t in 1-. 11 . P in t: d- l.i*e I
vf|t f 1 a n t to snee,*s-fully
firti-h
Ml. Platt fnrtli'T - t i t i d tiiat In t r i c e a* great as any o th e r wood I B e rg e r.
n t' in I for uny t yj«* of liuild- 1 in a p m i* ->n la p la te in tin and e-pinl t-> l)te e<*tohin*d p ro d u c 1 Using naif.. a<
i. tab d ttldiiV.
’i,|,,
tion "f tin futiir oth e r most useful enniplile!)
;11 ri in I he hr.*inc * Ik
? j, 1 iiwmi Tin Shun hits b 0*1 ;if mi
I sup. it is slat-,I. that ml
h« la ’ i i a fid lif*-1 f *\ 111**■
d
lx*
tu I 'e n t local mn for nine
nthei n pine 'ia i mul- aliont the Imrrnvvs ,.,,1
t \ iti.p r- up* •* •! ti* i all at th"'
'I hull; *
t•.i r• nil Mui/ntiJia A *tTMp in litudo ol a i
in “ very kind of leaving prm ta :,||v niJ,
injury t■. the tree.
Dmldinir tt» in heavy i mistniction and mamifuct
th e Al•*i iwt th« i
1 Ills borci i- the littin it i p r a itiia llv the only ‘‘all
t tin
»
j.r.(
p u t t ......" w. ' d i xtensjvelv used moth and i
l»i*'k<-ry . .. " i d „ r ,.;ik '
• ia! I . n ....... ..-true!ion. sup
iii'ii ■ mi a i, u.g i .ii x
Mi a
’T Hi* l-ii’/ er in-nj
a - it does, every reipiilevi t*n ri. d* I 11 •
a I l.i m-h I
I ( i \ I u i N . \ . , V . 21
The
11 -i-i. wIn*
*11 d i t i ' 1 1ns t.i n * ui in t ioum ' and in rough fin- •Itieiitly in mi,. |„ . ;,r.
, h and ' a -1 e, I exieriui and mtei
a n ' ha- n p e t i ed in m m
f a d tii.it m e t ’ li.ive h ad nioi
I U. ’I'gia r . . | ;>r,,|,
• i liny I midi ri i ex| atiriillt i i vvnik
i 11. *
1
\ i isi,>r\ , ii. ii e a It huilil hn home. million pound ,,f
eptctirian i l r l i m , a
||,' be* | I'*pIr >Tll*'ll, wit It ..............
.I
■lives in | In I hi I t'll lid
'I
fl
' l tbi
I i.ii j in ; r j. .. in ul 1 ami m il, an -1 ! t "iigId art a ■■...g,
I. * I e hl iClg lit n- i I tr.i W,:h 'it. pi it 1.* a-s!ii'ii:n*' that ’uilt im* mm i thim *u ,
ni l I da pi a n d
ii
d
ui thm r pair !■ ij.li ■ ' I 'I ■. ■ I; ti v
i , a w *d i ii; i ii I willi tile ....... I tha t h i t j ini ii th, . i kv-’.i |
i w lil * i v i and no <t ev el \ purp'e**'. m n .
\ i ’ .>d . v
shnrl nnii «!th. uL]
London Restaurants
Serve Snail Dinners
1)* spit*’ the gr- at *
■ f r i I urn it
farilitnte pouring the slop. A woodi n
chute, slant mg towani tfie f*sst tnmgh is i xt im ,t.xl 11*,t ’si | r . * i t u the
is ext* uihsl Irtim the bvrrel, and tin tn'iLiuepls* given Willi it h.ne li'-L'li
(ns-.
slop is poureti into Uiul
Emnan Scientist
Ty,H*writur ( ontost ( |ainis Mex.cn Is
M i " Ud.
p \
Adopting I • S. \\ ay
the champ
i*aris (iiri Winner
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l<p mg ' 1 ic | I I- ■ ii; .>, r
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while the || d 'l I cljii w
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tin In'i[a ,1 tn i i . * ■ uTi*lcta *
11> public that ........... n c I'
i I idly get 11ng I i i t m u .m, i
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T o G1\’K SANFORD
A. Mi >DFRN l-.iiKC'l R | c s!K ip
With thi- point in \icw \vc want you to foul that our
service is at \n u r uonnnaiKi. Plume 1 lli and wo will
put forth every effon to uive you satisfactory service.
T!IK Pl.t'.MItINC ON
We have ju t what y «*11 Meet I to m a k e
y o u r h«•i: 1*- ideal.
THK MKRIWKTHKR lUHLIHNti
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Bjrrcl for Feeding Slops
Berlin Thieves No
Longer Carry OiT
B r o n z e Statuary
fr
"
Feeding tlops. which are mixed to
gether in a barrel, is tpnte a led mu* Windthicld tor Rr.ir Aufo Scjf
task as live stuff has to lie dipped out
Wm.fshields uf* d <n r- a r 4 at.* of
of the lia m l and f'd to the hogs bv
v>
,* ili s are usually i ■ iti.'true'ed
the bucketful, A mttclt ciL*ur inetli >d [
e
a
[ lati gla-.- »lel f* *|’ iire a 1 llhof emptying the barrt I is shown in t 1•
- 1 .1 :i et.ll lia...i to hold 'In til in
drawing The barrel is pivoted 1
eaa
tween two |«>sta. h* i nn ly *et nit 1 tie J -*i -i Tins h* iv y e ,:i-Ttn '
fed l.v : 1 ikirg tie -!.>•!• 1 of
ground. This is den*- by belting <r I.
al ard t I ' .I r-e! !e4 -l|0«|| m
screwing around the barrel a le e \ |
iron band, tn wh e!t two short s*e- lie 1,roving It 1- e:l.4v t-i adjust lid
tions of shafting ae nu unti d to serve i | i, r> w II Ih t.o dang* r ot Is tie *ul
as pivots \ mil d spout is Hailed to bv l r tetl glass, shotll'l all lie* id* lit
thu edge of the Iwrrel at l he moutli lu or ur
T h e htin-nu received in all 07l,f»S(l
njiplications for vixsiliuniil tr o riin g of
which fUOUM were accep ted as eligible
for th e Hervice. M u r e th an I.'>0,000
m en a re rrssuving cr>tii[*s-Ti“-»trim from
tVO to S 170 m o n th ly in ad ditio n to tin
schooling th e y a re given
C°n the
V;|
Midway.between Africa and An*Iraltn and .about IA00 miles from the
antarctic circle. Kerguelen island or
Desolation Ijvnd, as it is railed, pre
sents one of the most perplexing mys
teries of the Indian ocean, it ts c-.rvrrexi witli strange vegetation unlike
that found in any other part of the
world. There are also millions of rabbagi-s which Iwar large heads of leaves
eighteen to twenty inches across.
SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1924
Southern Pine Is Drive Nafe
n ^ iir ift'C o w a iv s Tin Shop!Complete Line Of Used Extensively
'
....... Burrows Of
0 1I I g Awarded Contract i Electrical G<><Jds In Building
Homes Pest Says |
For Glitter Work:Received By F*rm 1(Front
ruin Southern
*-'*'v'* ■” ’ " Pine Associa
J
Disabled Veterans Master Crafts Ocean Mystery I: Seen in Isl.1 Ad
Covered with Cabbages
Requiring Skill and Science
rt^
the
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What the World Is
Lossing Was
® Contractor On New
Meriwether Block
the li:
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w :is (lim e I>v
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p i. t m it i: it s
I’l r O N K
w n iiin , i i \
( oi lie r I 'm i r l l i S I . mitt I d m
I»»0
Sanford Electric Co.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1924.
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t
—
—- ■
soloists; 10-2 S kyla rks.
WOC— D a v e n p o rt (484) 7 snndmnn; 7:20 educational l e c t u r e ; ' 8
musical.
WHO— Des Moines (526) 7:30-8
movie (h a ts , soprano; 8-9 ta le n t.
W W J— D e troit News (517) 7:30
News orchestra, soprano, barito n e .
W C.\— Detroit F ree P re s s (517)
6 musical.
W TAS— Elgin (28G) 6-8 s tr in g
sextette, sours ; 8-12 o rc h e stra , r e
quest numbers.
W RA P— Ft. W orth S t a r TeicRrnm (476) 7:30-8:30 old time fid
dlers; 9:30-10:45 band.
W DAF— Knftsas City S t a r (411)
Miami Minister To
Speak At Baptist
Annual Convention
D FIRMS
_____________________ -
- - —
L A K E L A N D , Fla.. Nov. 21.—
Dr. J . L. W hite, of Miami in sc he d
uled to nrench th e nnnunl serm on
a t the F lorida B a p tist convention
°Alm'>st
which convenes in seventieth s e s
(frials For New
sion h ere a t the Southside B a p tis t
tfCfntlv Finished
Church, for n th re e d a y s mectinR
i b e g in n in g .D ecember 9. according
" ^ n t r a i t n r . was
>1 I to the provisional p r o g r a m m ade
public by Dr. A. A. M urphroe,
jshinC th-' now Moriof Gainesville, president of
the
tin'- ll>'
convention.
JtTn,ics «n«h of
The convention will open a t 9:30
^ ' cr. w .'f skilled
a. m.. T uesday, D ecem ber 9, w ith
MrtiVul»r line <«f
devotional services conducted by
M. J a m e r s o n , of l.nke City, and
the reniaindxT of the prop ra m fol
pjuit wirier. w n s , n '
lows:
ipbinc laid, and the
10 a. m.— The convention called
„ „ fistnrr-i imt in
to order. E nrollm ent of messen^ « ll« of the build
k <t h .
■
, daily with mush10:30 a. m.— A ddress of welcome ■
nnd response.
Sditv.
•roJurt <>f l ho <
11:00 a. m.— A nnual serm on. J .
„{ Sanford's n>««t
L. W hite. M iami; a lte r n a te , J. H.
, n presents one of
G riffin. W in te r Haven. A p p o in t
d*V htrht winm e n t of com m ittees.
frrtii'ii of the
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Motighlon. design
2:30— W orship, J. C. Cook, F e r
e d but substantial
ry.
Jilv ret'■)vine enm2:45 — S ta te Mission re p o rt.
i produet of his inT r e a s u r e r 's re port.
The F lorida
situ a tio n , U. \V. Duke, T a m p a , in
[jrdtrsre Fnmpany
charpe.
kuitwa.ro fittlpRa
T U E S D A Y N IG H T
t while the Snn7:30— W orship, It. T.
Bussell,
fompany supplied
Quincy.
7:45—S ta te missions continued,
steel,-,rV wi- done liy
S. B. Rogers, s e c r e ta r y ; A. M.
win. h nlso in■
Bennett. T am pa.
■
prteti revelum: venO S K ID D I N G on thin ride for Tbls mixture la later mixed with
W E D N E S D A Y M O RN IN G
irrii't window fne9 30— W orship, t'la u d e Bridges,
the hundreds of loav s of eoeoiinnt water and baked.
T he m odern
selrn tlflr
tia k e ry .
I ATsburp.
bread
traveling
t>ack
and
soldi ns lb .' W a r d M aking U nm puny,
Paint < Minimny’ s
9 In — Miscellaneous business
bread
com pany
In
fauhtil tin -tore in forth In this glass enclosed cliam- ttle la r g e s t
and a nnouncem ents.
Recognition
it given. " ith oak tier to be cooled nnd ventilated. No I America, Inis a special glass i*n- of new p a s to r s ; re p o rt of n o m in a
. ,ni! .nr* kiII y l inl * wonder the baker-rhnulTeur seem * 1cloyed chamber. In which Hie tions com m ittee. A M. Burns, P a n
so
plnrld— oven though he may bread travels back nnd forth on
a m a City, chairm an.
irr Unger Ilk.- trays to he cooled and
bniM anil cem ent { break the speed limit.
1 0 :0 0 - O ur O rganized Men. J. J
flrrad must have an airing ventilat'd for an hour and a half. I T. Henderson. Knoxville. Tenn., re- r
(n.ir tin Hill I.um,
ale iml retail whether It he made In Tutu Ila, an When the Samoan flapper beport on foreign missions. T. V. Me
Gainesville. Recess,
knitting m aterials. Island In the Sam oan group, or in comes lu l t e r acquainted with the
The n u t - ' wa y s of h e r American sisters, per-j I W E D N E S D A Y A F T E R N O O N
i-iiri-tmi tmil of our own United M ates
2:30— W orship, J. 1- Je n k in s ;
jwtuii id the steel f brown Ceres show n In the picture haps her bread, too, will have a
yjitis! to a nick | la spreading out on bnrk m ats to sanitary “ Ford." and w ill be de-j I Uniiitilln
., , r> ‘ jt
„ „ wom an's work,
werkmp nnd - dry In the sun a pulp mad. of Itvered to her t)> -trhod dwelling
.laeksonville. ^
■.pnvi-itin of Mr. | breadfruit mixed with taro root. , In wax paper wrapping. oveii-fieMh.l ^ r(( (j
- , m charge.
_
1■
3.3(1 Report on Sunday Schools
^ f riii wiio will i
l> ]'. S ebastian. W in te r Garden.
,4 the new buildand Hodges.
I . port on B Y P. U.'s. (). T.
)i
b-ertitnoli'
Mont i ief, Yliu bun,
W E D N E SD A Y N IG H T
the Sanford
7 3d Worship, (', U. Tooke, Det ..inimny. t he
• ml n o t i n g
Ftiuiak S p rin g s;
Addles*: “ Our
3 lie firm of Lee R rot Iters, bun!
I F u tu re P ro g r a m ."
Reeonimenda- .
kifi’i'l Fleet fie
rl - . i . i a l o ther plum bers, lias belli I taldi la d m
(('••nt i lim’d ft out page I)
to .ns of S ta te Board. W L. < . *
llie nd- tins fit v for seveial \ e a i - dm
I be plumbing wn dtitie b\ Lee Mahon. Jacksonville
T H U R SD A Y MORNING
i N o 1 to accrue ' in<* which 11nit* its
i d s . and tin*
business has B to tlu is . of th i9 ill W orship,
U B K night,
*. t meet and
;.
that has i grow n h\ leaps and hounds, so • "* .|uit w iring vv;t- . ..mph led by Kis -immee.
9 la Repoit on Florida B a p tist
mm li in fin i . t bat a fi w m.ini h T i n S a n fo rd I ! | e r t i n i i.m pan.
I I.* Sanford I'ainl • 'ompany eb Witiie-s. J W Milihell, editor.
it be. arm* riect s u v for l In
ag
HI'll It IK I
10 .o Report on < h ti- tu in E d u
f 11 in to b a v i1 i(s form, i pl.n c of t am. I t Ire eorit *.'n I j..r lira lung cation, I no ..hi 11 nib v. Del .and.
’ Innd bad bllsim - .-tt W. t F irst S treet arid ' I . b u i l d i n g III a 111 a i t i s e h i t . i - li
■ •'..il, w i t h u.ik - t a m e d t l ' . o i s a m i
• i ,i -pli'ii m ull into the noor i-Kmiuiidioit
building in which It l» bn ated at v. . n d u v v n i o l d i n g i’.
i' i n i l i i n a o
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 19$4.
ASSOCIATED p r e s s AISPAiCHl
N ephew o f .Former
G overnor Is K illed
—
TWO CHAMBERS
SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS
P r i n c i p a ls in Ohio T raged y
Nov, 22.— N. p.
^W j;! of form*
former
•and a son
of Jack(alcolm
and killed
inrille. was
Velock this
shortly after
OR
ESS1
T*
!!
[Off’ P°li
by
tive In Fight
■the L e a d e r s h ip
P a r le y
led Friday
Upon
refused to lot anyone soo Cady
until After Iho Inquest schedul
ed fo r 2 o'clock today. The
sheriff Stated Cady is in no
condition to talk to and is in
a haze.
j Sheriff said “ho did not
lent he had shot his wife
until (I told him of it nor did
he seem to realize he had shot
Broward. He seemed to think
Broward killed himself when
he slipped on a rug.
When asked by Sheriff if they
were fighting Cady said they
were scuffling “and he ahowed me a place on the chest
which was somewhat bruished
and Cady said Broward had
bitten him there.
K
Services Will Be Held At
Methodist Chorch With
Itev. Swank In Chnrge
and Rev. Landis Assisting
French Chamber and Senate
Vote Overwhelmingly For
One Hundred Million Loan
By J. P. Morgan Interests
Q uartet W ill Sing
‘ End o f P erfect Day*
H erriot R ushes Bills
Through Both H ouses
1 -a
Debate Upon Measures Is
Tame and Sudhued; Com
Munists Against the Loan
|
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•<•*#!
*•
FOR AUTO IS BUT
FEW HOURS AWAY
Baldw in C abinet Indi
cates Its A ttitu d
Tow ard T re a tie s B y ’
P u blish ing L e t t e r s ;
Curt Reply Has
Been Sent Soviet
Contestants Are Active On
Final Day *of nig Sales
Friends Of Many Years To
manship
Campaign; Three
Serve As Pallbearers; All
Leaders
Closely Grouped M atter Closed Chapter*
Are of Mnrion Except One
*r ■
A s Far A s Baldwitt
At 10 o’clock tonight The HcrMarion, Nov. 22.— A little stone
PARI8,
Nov..
22.—
The
senate
tomb in Marion rem arry n ex t, aid’s big subscription contest will
M inistry Concerned
\<
iers, Curtis
and chamber of deputies last night
ill be the scene j end nnd shorty afterwords the
pnsred the loan bill under which
__Vx
>r Warren
of "'the' nnul' 1m^eeUng “ to'part' n o ! judges will announce the winners
LONDON, Nov. 22,—Tho
$100,000,000 nre to he advanced
of the prizes, aggregating $1,845,
This is a picture of Mrs. Addison Sheatalcy of Columbus,_ O., more of Mr. and Mrs. Warren G. offered by this newspaper.
to FYaticc by American financial
new
government has shown 1
CCTON, Nov. 22.—
interests headed by J. P. Morgan whose charred body was found In the furnuce of home several days Harding.
Indications
point
to
a
decidedly
its
hand
ns regnrds its policy
Funeral services on Monday nt
ooiidge. it vras
ago. The other picture I* that of Ih v. C. V. Shentslcy, her husband,
and Company.
close race with the lluick automo townrd Russia by publishing^®
Epworth
Methodist
Church
for
The bill passed the chamber of who scouts the thqory that she was the victim of foul means.
JK’ at the White
bile being won by a very narrow c’ommiroications addressed to
Mrs. Harding will be simp’ e.
deputies by a vote of 535 to 29.
iy will take no
As far as The Herald
The Republican Glee Club is to margin,
In the senate the vote was unani
can esti
estimate at this time, one five Mr. Rnkovsky, soviet repre
contest for Rcsing
"The
Knd
of
A
Perfect
Day"
can
mous— 290 to 0.
would change sen tat h e in London, in con-*
which wns her favorite. Rev. Jos- year subscription
[jiidership m C«nThe Heriot government was able
winner.
Miss tinunnee of the correspond- 1 <
Swunk
pastor
will
deliver
a
|
the
name
of
the
sc
to rush the loan bill through both
Lsenate end of Which
short sermon. Rev. Geo. W. Lnn- Nell Williams. Miss Versa Wood- ence of the famous Zinovioff . <
houses of parliament in a
few
dis. pastor of the Trinity Baptist cock und Miss Velma Shipp arc
[to a he“(* a* *f
hours. The bill authorizes the bor
of which Mrs. Hurtling wus u mem-! the three highest contestants but letter, so suddenly interrupt- '
(next Friday.
rowing of the $100,000,000 for a
l>er
each
three has just about
r i will
w i n irend
n u i the
i n v scriptures.
——- — -- of- these
,
* ed
- - liy
* the downfall of the MncDonv
Ige feels, it w a s
term of 25 years at 7 per cent in
The nctivo pull bearers will lie the same nuinliet ol votes to her nld administration.
terest.
The
issue
price
of
the
lonn
! Bot his part to dicMost
important
is the somewhat
...... .......
........................
m i Ii MSI
Malcolm Jennings of Columbus, credit and there is no one. even in
will he 94.
>tit in such decisions
George
B.”
Van
Fleet.
E.
K.
Uhler,.
Ttu*
Herald
office,
who
is
vonturcurt
notification
that
the Brill*!*; ^
Debate Tame.
Jllevcs such a choice
*........... %
•'
•government doe* not intend to nitmj
There wns much discussion of Body Was Appointed Several! Chief of Hritnin “ Veronica” J. F.T’ rendereast, O. S. Rapp, Dr. mg a guess as to just which one fy the treaties conclu<le<l with tho
!
the memberships Chairman Lake Appoints n
Carl Sawyer, (.’. D. Schnffner nmljof these young Indies will come
Years
Ago
to
Bring
About
Relates
Weird
Tale
Of
Hi*
the
inensurv,
hut
opposition
to
it
Committee To ,A8certain
ttory t° the »dmlnout m first place. It depends en soviet government by tho Maowns confined to the finance com
Jacking Of Fine Whiskey J. A. Schroeter. nil of Mnrion and tirely
Return of Tax Imposed on
Extent
Of
Cooperation
To
on the result ot today’* Donald ministry.
friends of Mrs. Hhrding.
mittees of both chambers.
The
rea
ill ws» sent out ye
Cargo In Middle Ocean oldOnly
South
From
1863
to
1868
A suggestion was made in Rus
work.
fifteen
months
ago.
Mr
Be
Expected
Of(
Farmers
open
debate
on
the
hill
on
the
floors
"
of
Ka
ltor Curtis
Kan
:
sian quarter* for the renewal O f
Hnrding,
leaning
on
the
arm
of
Miss
Versa
Woodcock
is
setting
of
the
senate
nnd
the
chamber
was
__ whin, for the
SAVANNAH. Ga.. Nov. 22.—
NF.W YORK. Nov. 22.— ('apt. George H. Christian, Jr., private an exceptionally fast pace having reopening of the negotiations, but
Approximately 55 growers and tame nnd subdued. The 29 votes
i next Friday when
After
adopting
a
report
expressing
I’mil
U. Crening of the United
United
(||| tho
l||u in.ooo extra votes twice1
........ apparently
,..........., ------won
from the tone of.. the
will be selected shippers met at the court house cast against the bill in the chamber the hope •that sooner or later.. States liner President Hurduip.n ! secretary to President Harding. W
I followed the bier of her husband U
||h week, whiltHus
while Miss Nell
Nyll Wll-J
\\ tl Jcorrespondence,
correspondence. (his is a clor'U
(organization prob- last night to consider plans out came from communist deputies.
,-arned off the honors on |chapter so fur as the Haldwin gOVThe reasons given by the govern under proper statutory authority, mud boat. docked his ship Friday •to the little tomb nnd saw it plnred
lleil. The notices lined by H. H. Wngner, Jr., of the
the cotton tax problem will be final- , e. in meed that he nnd been fooled
»enators listed as N. W. Ayer Si Son Advertising ment for urgent need for prompt ly nnd rightlv settled," the llniterl I>) a weirtl sen yarn when the Hrit- I tenderly inside there to await bet o|||. )|f lh(. ol.,.Bsi„ns. Miss Shipp1eminent i« concerned nnd any fur
in this dircctlo-.
luding, Senator Agency, relative to creating u uction on the hill were an effort to Dnughter-s of the Confederacy late i-h auxiliary schooner Veronica lcoming. Rows of soldier* aloud at jl|(S (|ot checked in since Monday ] t her initiative
come from the soviet goverti
|
attention
as
their
commander
m
,
rumur
|
las
tint*
she
plans
I
must
e
prevent
speculation
and
a
cnblc
ansin.
greater demnnd for celery, parti
that
assumed, however, tMV
Friday dissolved its committee on h Id him for two hours in the chief was consigned to a temporary |(| lurM jn many biK «uhscripUoiis meat. It is assunml,
nstor Warren of cularly Sanford celery, in the big dispatch received from the Morgan j
i North Atlantic Inst Wednesday resting place in the tomb.
is
no
idea
of
going
hack
an
there
.
.
„
_
before
K
>
o’clock
tonight.
in line to suc- consuming points of the nation interests saying the lonn could b e ! the subject,
eight while her bearded master
recognition of the soviet, accorded
The committee, of which Mrs. ! spun n tale of high seas piracy.
j Senator Lodge of through the medium of advertis floated next Monday if parliament
by tlie MacDonald administration.
ratified the agreement.
Tracy Rogers, of New York, if
A,
„ !!r .T l
i u Republican lead- ing.
(apt. Crening related IBM « 'd'.^r-oiuilly with every member of | A
Foreign Secretary Austen Cham- .
The
text
of
the
hill
as
finally
chairman,
referred
to
the
cotton
|aniority rule, hlthMayor Forrest I-ake. who pre
Wednesday, on r.-ceiving
tlliutary guard which hns been \ test put*N mid ujt the zero hour nf>- hel ium's letter to M. Rnkovsky re
tux collected from citizens of the do-t
maintained alienee sided, briefly explained the pur passed is as follows:
IntHuhfH,
excitement,
wpccinlly
ihire and rockets HMI miles off
......
.
. „ guiding the Russian treaties iitj
South during the _period 1803-18(58 < ape Sable, he turned the liner on dun there since he died.
Article 1—The government" is .......................
toward accepting pose of the meeting nnd discussed
The workers,
is tunning quite brief, merely atating'thnt the
N'evi Monday afternoon that ill- among
authorized to issue in the United and called attention to,* several about and headed for the vessel
The sight of the UuicK
the celery situation nt the pres
tie ban.IIul of men will he drawn high.
havo felt that ent time, adding that the increas States to the best interests of the measures on the subject now pend- sifffc'tlliag distress. it proved to itji at present arm* whiln the body which bus been placed in front of government had the treaties under
would prefer to ed acreage of celery this yeur Frunch treasury, up to one hundred ing in emigres*. The committee i |i<» the Neronica. Strangely enough ot Mr*. Hurtling is pluced beside The Herald office is atirring con- review nnd after due deliberation,
found it wns unable to recommend
asnship of the ap- must find qn Increased consump million dollars at seven per hctit. was appointed several years ago tin Harding’s master said, the
her husband. Taps then. testunts to greater ettorls and them to the consideration of par
that
of
efforts
for
!
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it
h
a
\
lew
to
a-sist
redeemable
bonds.
|taramittce. He was
schooner, with all snils set. Marled will he muiiuIihI nnd tho little mill- I the tact that only a few hours re- liament or submit them to tho kllijt.
tion if profit and wealth were to
"Arlicle II—The bonds, coupon*, the return of the lax.
endorsed for the
mam l»c,ori’
before the winner. is an
it. as...........
if in, --------flight. Puzzled,
..........
.( apt.
• . nary
|tury nanu
hnutl oi
of i.»
23 me.
men of the Tenth
---- - ------I" Xor
-r • f
come
to
the
growers.
nnd reimbursement premiums nre
ition. however, yesnianton Hill
•
—
'd^.nhig
.order
a
pursuit
and
got
jjmtcw
Tnfnbtty;'
F
o
r
t!
nouna-al
is making ever> one i n ( ^ L -m in g the Zlnovieff nfTalr,
This .Increased consurniptltfl." exempt from all tnxes which arorov
Rc**l «•/ Penn*
In regard to a hill by Represen- within hailing distance in an hour. |Th„ maa Ky.. will nsMime the tll
to secuic
a sufficient number o il „ „ gover....
,.ovcn)ml,nt
sc
..... iU n ds on the aui at an ndmltiislra- said Mayor I.ake, ‘ can best dc will he established by the French tative RIanton. Texas, now pend- C ncled With Hottle of W hiskey. , |)||l|(l||t ,(„(v „ f guarding the eternal votes to win.
'
‘
tiientfcity of the ZinovlefT
letter,
brought about through the medi state for iminicipaU,ties.
ing in the house and calling for
Chief Offieci Wilkinson put off s)ji(
||f ' f „ rlmM ,,resilient and
Friendof
the
various
contest-j
nni|
in
comparatively
mild
term®Article III—The product of the payments nnd pensions, the com in
•tor Warren not de- um of advertising."
sinlill boat nnd went to III
nuts, a s well as the contestants reiterates the structures agaiiut
is wife.
ihip position, SenHe then introduced Mr. Wag- lonn shall he remitted to the Hank mi'ttee expressed the opinion that *, hoi tier,
..... crew greeted him,
ICi v ,1 so Swank, who conduct
themselves are urged to be at the |soviet propaganda made by fo r m e r '
lb mentioned as among ner, who comprehensively discus- of France in repayment for its ad mt'iisure* ol tin-- chinacter "should |,y lowering a cum* of. whi-ke> into ..I the fun.-ml service- for I’resi
newsimpci oil ice when the prizes Premier Mac Do tut Id.
vnnccs
under
conditions
which
shall
[ftfljr to !>e selected, sed n scientific analysis of the
|l(. di-coiiritgcd."
his emit. A second case was start I dent Hauling, will conduct simi are uwutded thiH evening.
Mr. ('hninlterlnln’s long note is n
ted l,y various sen- celery markets prepared by
hi* he aubquently decided upon hv
The RIanton hill has for its pur ,.d. but Wilkinson promptly ordered lar rites for Mrs Harding Mon
-May Ilie best man will” said reply lo M Rnkovsky’* noto of
Senator Wadsworth company as a preliminary step agreement between the Bnn’i of pose "the payment of $1.0011 to tlii- flopped whereupon the \ eroni |day afternoon in the Epworth Miss N< II W illiams m discussing October 25, and declares th a t'his
and Senator Watson toward launching an advertising France anil the state."
ench living Confederate soldier, oi i n's master, a picturesque, long- Methodist Episcopal church of tlie campaign that close* tonight. mujestv’s government cannot accampaign designed to stimulate Government Draft Unacceptable. w:dow of n Confederate soldier and henidcd individual, began a mega w hich In is the pastor and in which "\\c ha*c all worked very hurd, cept the charge’s assertions that,
Tlie fight in the finance commit a pen-ion of $50 per month during phone convei sat ion with * apt.
in tlie house over the demand for celery in the great
membership ' u|||| | lit,* vnioi belongs the spoils, tla* Ziuovieff letter wns a forgery.
Ml-. Ilaidillg held
jp, made vacant by consuming sections of the north tees centered around the latter nr life, these to he by way of a i |(itoiling.
since girlhood.
Assisting Rev. It llll all pi oven very interesting Tin* foieign secretary
drelarea'
tide.
Neither
the
deputies
nor
the
«f Speaker Gillctt to nnd middle west.
turn to tin- 'ptoper representative11is. vessel bad been hoarded two Swank will be Rev George M. j nnd I haw given mm li of my tune |[„.M a -M-iiion- were disproved by
senators
were
willing
to
accept
the
f: Massachusetts, will
of the South’ some of the cotton
hefoic |,\ in jacket tin- -kip I.amlis, pa slot of Trinity Huptist 1to solaiinig subscription-.
Mr. Wager introduced colored
Ii f«•|» !U*I» ttl ■llicial puhiicationa
for decision until the charts showing the percentage of government's original draft pro tnv the report -luted.
pel said The \ ei onirn - crew wa- church of which Mi. Harding wns I "til , oui-c no on,* knows who ami tin daily press of the soviet
of the new congress. celery consuming families in var viding for dollars being turned over
"Till- hill is before tin liou-e herded into the foiecnstle and the a member, and who also aided Rev. I will win Ilie lluick. unit llinl tend- union.
c*>e uf the senate, ious towns, in addition to supply to the Hunk of Frame at the rati* committee on invalid pen-n n«. but -hip looted of It- hqllol cargo. The Swank^ in conducting the funeral to pioiiiote ewilemenl and inteiNeedn't Go Into Details
of
five
francs,
18
centimes,
the
dill
today at (lie White
f,,i tin- late president,
it i- hardly likely that it oi any i urn piiiites then had cut away lit* | N
lie add- that it i« unnecessary to
|*>i III till’ I111*1*.
Mr t indulge will not ing a list of the newspapers and orctwc between the gold basis and -imilat bill will be favorably re anchor, taken the magnets from 1 t lironic •tiepin ilk-, W> form of
o«c k
Ibis cull I details, "for the information
**l
tap ill *1*
<.*d!'*
inthe contest, in which their circulations, nnd u general the amount realized from current I'oitcd by that committee, or. if hi- coutpit" and made off with I kidney trouble, with myocarditi- mill 1111»$! Mllll MlHH NfllHM
j m tin* possession of His Maj«aty*» :
outline
of
the
relative
population*
exchange
reverting
to
the
French
toe. Madden of Illinois
» i , I■i i: d. that it would become a other ni-ti uuient- ••f navigation, and hytlo nephriti- a- emitriliuting "lllid him* been liusy all day wilnl government leaves no doubt what- .
of
nearby
towns
and
their
acces
treasury.
orth of Ohio now nre
law. tbc report continued. "If the leaving the \cionica to drilt help- i factors war the cause of Mrs. mg up my eauipuign. Nevei lie |-ni*vei iu their mind* of the uusibility.
Henri Ihrcnger of the senate li cotton lax should ever he refunded lessly .
candidates.
Hal ding’s death, a statement by fore in my memory has so much tInutility
of the ’/.inovieff letter,
•
advocating 1it will he to those, or their heirs,
Mr. Wagner declared that duta nance committee, in
The Veronica's skipper asked for
She suffered excitement been evident in Sail mat In- majesty’s government,
passage of the hill by the senate, who paid it and not diverted t'oi ti tow into port, but ( ’apt. Grenmg , Dr. Sawyer i said.
gathered
by
his
company
all
went
eged Liquor
a severe attack which almost prov- ford, tin i he streets, in home- and thcrefoie, is not prepared to dl»»
to prove that the most receptive obtained u promise from Finance pension purposes."
ild not comply, n- i
euss that matter."
everywhci, people an
Minister
Clemtentcl,
that
under
no
markets
for
celery
were
found
in
Arc Fined
Two mensiires, one by Represen
Continuing, the foreign sccretgty,®
cities of 30,000 and upwards, and
rther obaerrp .'Jlj
lonicipal Court went on to explain how tho ndntlrely mlaoppre- .
vertlsinlg experts who had analyz
‘ repreaenta- ’
•G. Shar.ri hud a holiday ed tho situation had agreed to con
. my prcdeces.
*hcn not a single fine active Sanford celery boost
they dealt with
"*d on the docket of ing to the columns of carefully
'•I court fur the day’s selected newspapers in Washingh Ids tnajex- town, Philadelphia. New ^ Ork and
lain are not
*«r disposed of on st1vi*ml other Inrice point* that
ioui |,uniculur letter,
jWcof the charges be- had newspapers circulated in hun
way would he opemsl
whereby 1parted company und the scboonei
"The paper has become more lint on the contrary extend to tho )
|«*njer. the defendant, dreds of nearby towns.
thousands of well-found columns ( got under way . apparently making
,
L
popular da> hv duy" Miss Wood whole body of revolutionary propng turned over to
be considered up- for Halifax.
In the general discussion that
,*ock stated, “ and 1 have hurt not Uganda, of which the letter is h'
followed, several representative
the slightest trouble in getting fair specimen, and which is some
ik'rird Matthews, ac- growers und shippers expressed
Alt old safety razor blade i*
quite u large number of subscrip time- conducted in secret and non!*•^crl) conduct,, both
tion. for it. Everyone seems *o times, ns you rightly remarked, not
Communistic Sunday
sihool- recommended for use in poultry
■ 110 each und costs themselves as being very much in
lu opening the- swelling
think that the Herald has greatly concealed.’
1exist in England and there have 1 surgery.
I to giimg to jail for favor of the proposition, and May
beneath the eye in roup cum*-; In
six
improved within the ln»t
IJJiAmiiF rhiny and Jim or Luke appointed a committee of
been repeated demands that the making the incision in cases of
five
heads
of
pucking
organiza
months."
|**»rred with gambling,
Byrd To Seek O ffice
MIAMI. Flu., Nov. 22.—The
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.— George government tuke uction t*» close crop congestion und in luneing
tions here to canvass their pat
When usked who wus going t o ,
each.
i mixing yacht Cocoon with the win the Huick in her opinion, Miss
humble foot.
\\ Olvany, leader of Tainmony these institutions.
rons
and
report
their
disposition
V irgin ia G overnor
“n estreated bond of
townrd the matter at the next Hull. Friday made public u letter
nw h i t , M. M. Belding, wealthy New Woodcock sighed and shook her
dmjt charge,
Vork tdJ. manufacturer aboard, head, adding that the contest wu*
otfcing uround in the meeting, which will be called ut which he said should quash re
RICHMOND, Nov. 22.— Statt
byway, in search an early date if the grower* sig ports. widely circulated since the
wa*
filed on by Coast Guurd I’ u- too close to permit any specu Senator Harry, Flood Byrd aud
election,
to
the
effect
that
'luntlation
in
regard
to
the
winner,
und
•holerule dealers in nify their desire to accept Mr.
editor of the Winchester Avenlng
I boats shortly after dusk Fri- that time only could tell.
"ttaltor vinuous liquor*, Wagner’s proposition, he announc njunv fulled to give full support
Ktur, today announced formally^*
niglit, two miles tdf Miami,
to John W. Davis, democratic presBeckwith und Green ed.
hi* candidacy for the Democratic’
identiul
nominee.
Mr.
Ijike
added
that
no
com
nnd boarded und smirched,
Mr. Cotton Spinning H as Nomination of Governor of ,Vlr'•crest, for this offense.
ernora
through
the
heart
of
citrus
The
letter
was
received
by
Mr.
FORT PIERCE, Nov. 22 —Gov
■*> who was caught, it munity could be expected to go
Belding reported here later In the
ginia. subject to the Democratic
Florida.
•lipping in n patron's 100 per cent for a progressive Olvany from Thomas J. Spellacy, ernors of the United States tour fruit
Increase \In October primary to be held August, 1925.
They
viewed
in
succession
some
night.
lunagcr
of
the
I)*vi*
eastern
heudmeasure,
and
stressed
the
need
of
ing
Florida
stopped
here
briefly
*'th u quart of good
lie resigned also ~s chairman of V
quarters. It hud been dictated sev this morning being met by a large of the many wonders of the lust
Shots from two one poundera
■'.r?1,
Lrneat Hodge* leaders showing the way to other*
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.—Cot the Democratic State Central Com-;T
pioneer
state
in
the
Union,
which
ihe
eral
days
after
the
election,
when
were
fired
on
the
Cocoon
as
the
delegation of businesa men und
IWurid fitting in a car who would soon fall in line,
returns were quite complete.
, school children. They were given developing so rapidly that it beg- craft, with u purty of Mr. B eij ton spinning activity showed u mittcc.
root m cortifrany with said.
uescription.
,
ing’s friends returning from ft fish marked increase during October,
"Mr. Davi*. Mr. Shaver, the u warm welcome. Short talks were gars d<
81 but potent bottled
The
journey
today,
from
hl*
____
____ ________
Eastern
Bureau
of
the
democratic
ing trip,
hended
toward the _gov the total number of active spindle C hicago C arpenter*
made by Governor - Hardee and
"ore both fined $200 W o m a n Injured In
Petersburg
to
Sebring,
coverwl
u
|
>
*
mcn't
cyt
nnd
Blscayne
Hay, Mr. hours for tlie month being over
national
committee
and
myself
de
Governor Farrington of. Hnwuii.
L
w*th the ulternaI
. I.. 1r A ... 1I
A.
*. m
a i bill ion more- thap. Jn September
proxlmatcly
150 mild. L'nxli
Each IIImo
M a y Establish
sire
to
thank
you
profoundly
for
Belding
said.
«) day, as the
Jum p From Building the hearty co-operation we have
of this yeur, the rensOs bUfeaoV re
I.®* city.
SEHR1NG, Nov. 22.— A 10 hour ment was filled with incident, the
After boirdlnK thi* Cocoon wjth port shows today.' October was
governors being royally entertain
received from you and all your as
CHICAGO. Nov. 22.— A
drawn, and making n ^ rcB
a®8 '*ho was arrested in
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.— A sociates in t|>e campaign Just clos motor trip Friday, through Flori ed at every stop enroute. The cars truria
of the vessel, coast guard officers the most nctive month in the in union bank with capital of
da's mountain and lakd region,
Hodges, was dismissed
dustry since January of this year. 000 and In Us own building,
young woman Jumped from * * ' n* ed," the letter.read.
.
gave the governors, touring the for the motorcade from St. Peters expressed regret at the incident,
J*
been introduced
We realize that from you.,*™1 state following their annual con- burg to WinUjr Havdi JW$ru furT the mpnufacturer said.
planned by the Carpenters! DlsU
■be w«s bot implicated dow in the Senate office building
today on a fifteen foot pavement. your organization the natlonal.llck- ferencejn Jacksonville, opportunity nishod by cltizcna of St. t*elerj.bauiuge.
The first shot heard by the party G riffin N e x t M eetin g Council of this city according
Buffering compound
fracture of U received 100 per cent of enthus to see the qicrvelous beauty and burg, tbe atari from the Sun Shine
officials.
on the yacht was not rccoRnJ*^
leg* but rcfuied to (five ner name. iastic support.
the Incredible development uf one dtp being made at 8:3& a. m. The as much, but a second shot which Place O f C onference
PaHtor W ill Witnesses say a man’s face ap In commenting (on the letter, Mr. of
the most famous sections of the Journey was via the Gandy bridge followed, was, answered by Wants
at the window when the Olvany said: “ I think thl* letter United States.
across old Tampa bay and the me from the Cocoon’s whistle to come
G ore Appointed
ATLANTA, Nov. 22. — Griffin
Lwal Pulpit peared
woman jumped. When picked up answers fully and completely the
Traveling ovet perfect road*, rib morlal boulevard through Tampa,
'plant i«l°nK side. When the patrol boats was selected as the next meeting
__
M
U
that
have
been
repeated
tho
first
stop
belag
made
In
”
‘
she
exclaimed
“
Oh
why
did
he
W a lla ce ’s Succes
stories
’ 'Met‘ hodbons of asphalt which closely link
drew near, the Cocoon threw Its city of the North Georglu
•I thr Congregational
round the country, and that have every community In this part of the CU/Iky.
___..
...
seurehllghta on the government st conference at the morning ses
■ » triend, |n Sanford of make me jump.” •
even been published, to the effect state,— the view unfolded was an V A bevy of Pf*tty girla wet th ci aft and was greeted with violent
sion hree today. The conference
WASHINGTON. Nov.
' i k Wl UroWer* former
that Mr. Davis failed to get^tha
narama of beautiful motorcade in .the atrawberry city language, according Yo those on closedes Monday with assignments.
thurch.
will
M
otorists
A
r
e
W
a
rn
ed
Howard
M. Gore of West
ter. .v . • — ,e*rl>
and
buried
Its
personnel
under
an
full support of hi* party in New lake and mountain
]" * country,
* 'burden
the yacht.
ginia was today appointed
li .L
wil1 occupy O f
York
county
for
I
have
vwlblng
avalanci
‘
mejuf
o
t
f
l
o
w
n
and
c
irus
Thu
Cocoon,
gu&rded
by
patrol
Crooked
D
ealers
ed‘
.with
strawberry
fields,
citrus
k^the local church on
ratary of agriculture to
to add to U. It sp«ak« for itoelf. fruit, groves, grspe arbors
ant^ fi ‘ ■
rere Uami 6oats, stedmed Into the governmqpt L a b o r Federation In
morning and evat
oed the late* Henry W«
I
am
glad
Mr.
Spellacy
»ent
It.*
whvw*».
w
teeming with beau
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22. — A
tbriefly
B« .i»P ,___
2 5entertained
i S 5 i 2 M atop *h
*nd^ » * *
Session a t E l P aso Mr. Gore has been sendi
the. cut - h r . . it_.toppedreported,
was'
latial
hotels
and
picturesnu
»
r
i
i
S
?
;
warning against “fly by night
boar
acting secretary since
m
* er
*°rha. ...____
n,ornifiK
nd Terrace hotel. A mng|“r*
Brower
_ conceniH engaged In selling mean*
_ on the mils
illsidea qr
night thut
cities) nestling
grow
ha* announcM A R jtE T
death o( Mr. VSailaee
view
of
the
surrounding
EL
PASO,
Nov.
22.
—
A
three
coa$t>|
in tho valley of the rolling, do*
and
U.f«
The Age.." ingiesa “service contracts
wpty obtained from the roof guard boats know tile Identity of boors program was observed today ( can serve only until
slrablo
land
.of
tmnshJne
and
flo$rugaihst
fake
Insurance
and
motor
.CHICAGO. Nov- ^ W h o a t t
»mwhen* be becomes the
n2*
. l”*' subject will be
ration* w n issued today to n*r 1 50 4 -1 0
tha Cocoon. The yacht wai lighted by the American Federation uf
Public 1* cordially
_
ijp
a
co
"I
nor of yVeat Virginia.
Labor
convention
here
on
commit,y, which b»*
rn, the manulsct* Rev. Brower and motorists throughout the country
ed fruit lunch from stem to
8 S 158 to 1*68%;
tre
report#
wh
J
rcyoluUow,
where tbs t e r r t q \ v o
by
Thomal
*P.
Henry,
prerfdeut
of
V, ,°r 4?* Cw»*ik***
, , i u . , p . t t , . urer said.
gov^
tbe |
“ urged to be pres- he Amerlcatv Automobilo Associa.1on.
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■Centers
GROWERS DISCUSS
ADVERTISING OF
SANFORD CELERY
m m
S. S. HARDING IS
U.D.C.
ON COTTON T A X STOPPED AT SEA
IS A B R O G A T E D BY RUM RUNNERS
1
Olvany D enies That C p \ : u p
Tammany FailedTo
Support J.W. Davia
Coast Guard Cutter
Fires On Yacht 01
Silk M anufacturer
Mountain And Lake Region Of State
Viewed By The Gubernatorial Party ^
e
6
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Lighting Important Problem
ronting American Homes Today
>’ tV ’ V rt<
Mr;'
THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY, NOVI •i . i h .h;
President Is sues! French
Proclamation On
Educational N eeds 0 f C
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C on gratu ln tes
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c. i . M e r i w e t h e r
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nnd
THE CITY OF SANFORD
In
the erection of the modern Commercial Building
Just Completed
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“ We Encourage All Public Development’
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T H E W I R IN t; IN T H E M E R IW E T H E R lU Il.D IN C
W AS IKINK IIY
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THE SANFORD ELECTRIC CONTRACTING CO.
K. ( ’. IIAUl’ KIt
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(ip no nil Electrical ( ’(instruction
I lb M ag n olia A v e n u e .
The Hill Lumber Co.
T e le p h o n e -M2
“ Nn .lull tuu Small. N on e loti I .u r g e "
f
W . < . IIIL L ,
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Ass’ t. Manager
Manager
Bp L
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FrUNISIIED THE
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Comnum Hrick
KC.
Face Brick
Blaster
(Vment
Lumlier
Lime
:
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FOR THE
MERIWETHER BUILDING
The Sheet Metal W ork
‘Everything for the Builder”
. ON T H E
MERIWETHER BUILDING
u
NYAS DONE IIY
J A M E S H. C O W A N
A ll kinds o f Tin and Sheet M etal W ork
Water and limit Tanks
Telephone 111.
At lllll L u m ber Yurd. Oak and T h i r d St.
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C otMs
<Ejrtraqt from “ Lighting Primer” ) H om e L ig h tin g Essay
(Extract From Clennors and Dy
Lighting in the home in nn imers' Review)
Contest
Conducted
By
WASHINGTON.
Nov.
ID.—Edu
arUnt matter, for it affect* not
cation for the children of nil Mho1
ly pergonal ’ convenience and Electrical I n d u s t r y people extending from the pri-; I coplc nre always looking for
applncis but eyesight and health,
mary grades through the univers- hi"her quality in everything. They
The Homo Lighting Essay con ity, constitutes America's noblest1are looking for the same high
lighting is therefore the
No ipiniity in dry cleaning nnd in thti
.‘ concern o f every one that lives In test under the supervision of the contribution to civilization.
electrical industry of the Ufiited child or youth in the Unitetf States
-• home, whether they own their States, is now open, according to need be deprived of the benefits of modern French dry cleaning pro
home or merely rent it.
nn announcement. This contest is education suited to his nge and de cess, they receive this high quality.
There nre numerous reasons why
| l| The rules that
govern good opened to everyone, it was further gree of advancement.
stated.
French
dry cleaning ^su p erior to
lighting are few and simple, yet
Nevertheless, cither
through
Mr. Piatt, with the Sanford negligence or because o f unfortun- the old-fashioned way of cleaning.
"definite.
Modern equipment Is
Electric Company, stated thnt any ,.,v
nte ,vllvu,
circumstances which might be The following nre a few reasons:
available which makes it possible who nre interested may secure the controlled
with sufficient effort,
Color will not run.
’ and practical for renters ns well Lighting I'rimer nt his store. This largo numbers of children do not
Sizing is protected.
as owners to hnvo plenty of good Primer is planned not only to aid receive the full preparation for
Lustre nnd sheen are brightened. !
.lighting in every room without nil writers in the present contest their life's work to which they
The linest silks, rrepes nnd vel- I
hut also to uhl all home builders nre justly entitled.
undue cost.
Many have vets
enn he cleaned this wny.
'
.. In many homes that the present in hnving their homes properly reached maturity without even the
No water rings or streaky films
generation considers well lighted, lighted.
rudiments of education.
remain.
The contest closes on Dee. Hi,
There still exist- two evils, gloom
This condition demands the so
Different colored trimmings and
nnd nil essays must he in the licit ode of all patriotic citizens. It
*and glare.
beautifully 11
<* The eye is n wonderful organ be hands of Mr. Platt, prior to this involve- llot otilv the persons 'm- Im e over-work are
i
leaned
on
the
ghrment.
date.
Mr.
Platt
also
stated
that
cause it does not nlwnys eomplain
niediatelv concerned and the com
immediately. People often make if enough local essays were hand munities in which they live, but the
it work under n great difficulty ed in that there would lie local nation itself, for the welfare of neither in thim country. We want
and s oitrnin it. One enn see un* prizes given away.
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i n h l
For futther information contest the country depends upon the char- |the educated to know how to work
der n
dim llight,
but upe enn see
ants
are asked to call at the San neter am) the intelligence of those aril the rich to know how to think,
'Snore easily and more quickly if
N’ow, therefore, I, Calvin C ool-|
ford Electric Company and each who cast the ballots.
h e has more light.
Education has eonte to lie near- i >*ltr**. President of the United
, When people live day after day detail will he explained. Everyone er to the hearts of tile American States of America, do designate
with too little light eyes become is urged to enter nnd compete for people than
v
1
’I7lh
‘ ' ‘to ll.'trd,
1 inclusive,
any other single pui (November
*. weakened nnd soon they are cum- the prison.
lie interest. The plan of muiii- ins American Education Week. I
Tilled to wear glasses.
_.
tainnig educational
institutions ntge that the citizens do all they*
w Than people know thnt they hnvel I\CNV Electrical
Firm front public funds did not origin can to advance the interests of
.strained their eyes until the eyes
It is especially rec
ally prevuil ill most of the states, 1education.
.cannot do their work without help. M oves Its Shop Into and even where it was in use it ommended that the Governors of
Th« first thing in proper lighting.
M eriwether Building was but feebly developed in the the States issue proclamations em
'.theft is in i>e sure thnt there is
early days of the Republic. 1 hat phasizing the services rendered by
Jlght enough and that the light is
The Sanford Electrical Company, plan did not arise spontaneously tin r cliicatugial institutions, and
erly shaded nnd placed where
formed recently, is composed of in the minds of all •itizens. It i ailing upon their people to obneeded.
Nature
provides
was only when the suggestion came j-ei .e tlin occasion bv appropriate i
Yv
Oplo with eyebrows and eyelash- D. I'. Stafford and E. < Harper. forcefully, convincing!v. and re action. Further. I urge that all
This
new
lii
ni
has
moved
into
the
to protect the eves from glare.'
pc.itedlv from a few pioneers that <ivd officers who-e duties relate
-Yet nature does not provide for • new Meriwether building at Iml popular interest was fully aton to education, and nil persons eon
Magnolia
Avenue.
to o much light and if discretion is j
profession of
Moth members of Sanford E lc - ed. Vigorous campaigns were re .|ie< I'd with the
Used so thnt the sun's rays do
I lien I Company have been engaged 11iti it'd not mil v to establish the tea .mug, exert themselves to difgot strike the eyeballs, no harm in tins lin^ of work for several idea "f public education, but also fu-i information emicnrning the
to the eyesight results.
years in Sanford ami prior to the f.o its miiinteuiini e. and for its condition and needs of the schools
The source of the electric light forming of the new firm, both wi re important extensions
' and to enhance appreciation of the
f . a thin, very thin filament or in the employ ,,f ( ;ill,,ri A Pintt
I’at riolic.
Campaigns *of national scope in lvalue of education.
Srirc, which glows in a small glass Electric Company of thi» city.
, religious, social, and other'
behalf of iducatimi
have been it
bulb. This bulb is not nearly so
The wiring fur the hew Mcrri- oiiidui I d annually since 11120, and m r anizatinns could imitribute by
right as thy sun. Heruuse
. . . it I1* wether building i- the wink f the they hv.o biaui increasingly cf ■"i,.!m ling meetings and demonOt. people do not realize thnt it S.infoiil Electrical Companv. The fective with each sun ceding year
t mt imis to "promote the desire fur
may be n serious cause of eve- manner in which this work lias They have concentrated attention knowledge. Ministers of religion
strain, unless it is properly shml- been limit' i« said to be of the best upon Hu need- uf education, ami ml members of the to ess are ask tid, Just as the eves are protected type according to tin- <"iitrnrtms.
d to exercise the. means within
the cumulative impetus of mns» in
from the sun.
When a person
In presenting the mw lirni to I i o n h n - been peculiarly Irencfir- their power to increase enthusiasm
tires of too much light in the room the people o f Sanford, its memliers ial. It i i h al l v III t he interest o f for cdnmtioiia! advancement and
R is because of this glare and announce that no job will lie too poptllat tin at ion. ami cnnsi ipicnt t" tinuilntc zeal for enlightened
(he excessive
brightness.
The small to receive the same -civile I v o f I I I i mint t V that these iiiin i ill/' n- lilp
thlhg in proper lighting is to -cc which the company guarantees to |algli- I ■out limed with vigor,
IN' W ITNESS W HEREOF. I
that the filament, or bulbs are all of its patrons
hen unto s, t oiv hand and
(hm tal house
III t 111 last few years vve have havi
properly shaded.
mil' h cniphnsis on vm a •a.ised the -cal of the I'nitcd
wiling and const met toil wotk wdl p i a. i
, Proper lighting in every room be the business of 111,- him, it was t lorn training It m neeessarv fm States to be affixed
should provide two things, enable fuithci announced
t Seal I
I I I ! II
on# to read without a strain mi
I lift and In able to earn a living
Done in the Citv of Washingthe eyes and also t<> moke the
LOW.DOW \
1 Wi want I., have masters of out toil on this fourteenth dav of No
room or rooms attractive.
I At'i low a girl i in out e t V I'lt mat' I ml |i N il'Itut It is Ills,, Vellibr ill the Velir of m il Lord, one
i.
---------------------------- ---fiictnls in New Yolk entered the nei' - aiv t o have a broad and ld> lliousand nine bundled and twen- It has recently been estimated 11ity by the llodsmi tunnel, then elill ililtill' that will enable nun tv four and " f tin Ii"ie|i<'lidenee of
that while the farmers of the I t""k the subway to then nddres
tu think ami know h"vv to think the I'nitcd States the one hundred
United Stntos receive only about
"IV hat do you tiling "f the i ity
and l.niiw l aw to live after tlnv and forty-ninth
seven nnd a half billion dollais fm they asked mi her nr-rival.
have cm ned a living
An cdu
(Signed l t alvin t'oolidge.
1 "I couldn't inv .” s||, replied iiited f o u l i a "i i v soectaele, but l!v the President
nisi
pay nliout
twenty-two billmn fm "I've had only a worm's eye view." he i- lint iii'it11\ s o dangerous t"
i harles E Hughes,
the 8nme proilucts.
I Legion Weekly.
i society a a 11<h fool
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l ----------------estate.
---riven to yon a
and
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i o f you. that K. U. flaraway a*
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Inlatratar of lha axtatr of 8«
llllpa. deefaaed, haa filed a pet I
J In tiia above Court aettlni
»rth that there are debt a _ d a jj< ^ |
rlnir -and that the^peraonal relate|
c n a n iT O R a
to
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to the
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. rxuaa at the conrtbtmae
courthonaa In
tlllr
Hanford. Ramlnolo County.' Florida,
on Monday, the la* day of Decem
ber. 1*11.
It la further ordered that thla or
der bn publlabed In the Hanford
Herald, a newapapar publlalied In
the city of Hanford, Pemlnoln Coun
ty, Florida, onco a weak for four
coneeetttlva week«. l
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In n a :' Batata ot Ham Fhlrtlpa. i e ceaaad.
T o all Creditor*, Irun tee*. Dlatrflull ora, and all pereona .b a v in *
M
i ^ H a S »alnat
f ~~ aald
■aatata.
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claltna
Vou and each of you. are hereby
notified and required to prcaant any
elalna nnit itrmnnda. whleh I N , nr
either of you. may hava njrnlnet
DONE AND ORDERED, thla the the Batata of Ham I’ hllllpa. deceaaad.
Hat. day of October. Iftt.
late of the County of Remlnole. Flor
B. A. DOUQDASH.
ida, to the underaliined, n , m Car
CfoVn. Ctreiilt Court.' Hamlnole Co tin* away. admlnlatrator of aald aatata,
. .. tei^nn.
within two yeara from the date here
of.
tnt.
Dated October 11th. t»Jf.
JL it. C A R A W A Y .
Admlnlatrator.,,
'
*
580 sij. yds. 2-inch sheet asphalt lop at 51.02
283 *q. yds. concrete.alley returns at 30c
145 lin. ft. 12-inch storm sewer ut $1.05
8 s<|. ft. sidewalk at 20c
laboratory inspection of materials
expense, advertising etc.. 2 per cent
J day of December. A. D 19!
5K ' . l e r . Vud*;
$ 1,895.38 1
$ 031.79 I
$1,203.59 i
if
|lin t u t il»i
Murni' t i m e I u III
lent Id mr,«.I*1 1*41111I mi final i»u. 1TO Al l, IMIOI'ERTY OWNERS OWNING l*K(M’ KIt'l V ON PAL
nti it»» AiImliilMtni or i»f nnhl
M KrrO AVENI K FROM CENTRAI. STREET SOUTH T o
ate, mol ni'f f»*r fhelr npliftivnl
HUGHEY STREET.
»»tert Orli.h. r 7t*. A |» I Mi
A. It KKV, Ait m Iii l»l cut or
Notice is hereby given thal tiie constnu tion of the asphalt pave
c o r i t T i »f I'o i'N T t j r i i i i g , inent on I’nlmrtto Avenue foun lenlral smith to Hughey Street (in
l l n n le C o u n t * , S ta le nf F l o r id a .
born completed, and the lomplrtcd work has been finally accepted h\
Sill rs ICstale of J, C Jacoha
fat Ice la hereby given to all the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida
Iwni ll mu) emicern. that on Hie
The following is the final ealimate for paving I'aimettn Avemo
Ird day of Innrnlier. A D l!>:i,
shall a mil) to the Honor'll hi r i: r from Ci tilrul Street south to Hughey Sln t i Dl feet in width will.
uuatioldi r Judge of anlit r'inirl
’ J nils" iif PeobMte. for n final sheet asphalt on a <1 Itieh rock base
lachnrgi, as Adinlntsirallrc ,.f Ihe
Ate of J I' Jacoha. derraard 7IMI cu. yd- grading at lllc
1hiu ni (he asm,- lime ,1 aill U<>9 lin. ft flush i urh at ,35c y
tffit.lo mid co n n
mv rini>i
.
oA
JMnls <•" A'loilnlelia 1rl« of .J d Idl'd s<| yds rock base at KIJi
Dated
*1 for their n|i|>rov»!
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FINAL RULES WILL BE OBSERVED
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A Ft contestants are urged to n a d the final rules carefully and to o b
serve 1hem to the letter. 1'.. -tivclv no votes will be counted that reach
The Herald o ffic e a ft e r ten o' ■<h D'liight. Votes mailed and delayed Hi
transit will not hu credited to •.oulidatcs.
f .
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1V
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A I -»*r I IhrMirr ii
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fr in s* llin#*
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Jillt H tkt Artitiinlpiriiirii <.f m M
jit'il -1nil fur (lull u|i|H -'it I
*»Vtr 2JJ. A U
ANNA ItAltllAHA I h iJINKlf
A il m h iU t rail I«
IP f ' l i u V t r JiuritT OF I K P * r t l lA T Y , FI.•DlfltS. in
liliM I,
KlU't l t n IKH
1i l l
I I lit
f , a c o r p o r a t io n 111 its 111 Ae 11 and
'nil ntiljer the l a w s
Dm Hint,
nrliK' Ifqatalhlliilltt.
Vi,
T b * held*. «i»*i*i-«>s, a l a o l s r a and
(tier rl-lniM Ols und er l b nr) « H/ui
Cord, d e c ,a anl oj oilier wise IrT At.
I'C III.H A T H IN
1 »•■•1 t l|ti Inn
i at-d 11 iate in another. No sttband tin m »m\v will be accepted
i
If you live outside o f Sanford and piantJ
mail your votes and final remittances, takj
precaution It* find out exactly what tin
your .local post o ffice closes. Positively
remittances received by mail later than
o ’clock Saturday night, November 22, wil
he included. Send all remittances the last
day or two by special delivery.
I.
All letters containing votes and remit]
tanivs should bo addressed to the Cam]
paign Manager, Tho Sanford Herald, San]
i’oid. Florida. The Herald cannot he
spoil ihle for remittances sent by mail
which do not arrive in time.
•
i mil i' no circumstances will votes he tear
found from one contestant to another]
This is an absolute rule and will be strictly]
enforced.
d.
'i In re will he further change in the voting
schedule. The voting power o f subsetif
tions as it appears mi this page is final and
will not be changed during the reniaindt
o f the campaign.
i.
All votes must i»»- placed in the ballot boJ
before in o’clock mi the closing night.
s
1‘osit ively no suit eriptions will be accept
without the money and no money will be]
accepted without the subscriptions. Nol
suhscript ion money will be refunded.
$1,91 n 57 1
$ b.is si
1, 11*1 1 ■,
i
1— Bnick Touring (a r
2— $235 Diamond King
—$185 Edison IMiono^raph
4— $50 In Cash
5—$25 In Cash
7i ,
I hi in i
129b 3s
$u :*s,rii,
( Hill
I
I1 nut I Inn I l«*4*
W ill.JA M S ,
E llg III* el
I tliill \ aa|-aa •»■• It I IK f I
il llii'
I tut* I
%
mm-
IIM'Ilf D III
t' li Ill M In
• I ft.
M.irkhaitt Park Heights Vddilion, Sanford
D S llaldilll led I Itlk G
120
}2 12 78
$1 18 27
# , ■I I,', 1
D 1. Thrash, r. tail 5, Hlk G
55
lin, 7tt
5 l 21
1i.it 91
D. 1. 'Duusher, lot 8, Hlk I.
55
luil 7lt
M 21
Kill 91 .
li A Neel, Lot I, Hlk II
120
232 78
118 27
151 95
It. S. Holly, Lot Ci. Hlk II
!.f»
lull 711
64 21
Din 9 1 ,
It. S. Holly. Lot 7, Hlk II
Kill 7(1
51.21
1-ill 91
N. II. Garner's Addition to Markham I'urk Heights. Sanlord
Jox, E. Ritchir, I^t 1, Hlk J
10)
201 75
102.50
(ill
Mary li. II. Herring, bit 5, Hlk J
52
loo 88
51.25
I .2
Mary H H. Herring, led 7 Itlk .1
52
lOO.hH
51 25
t ,2
I. E. Ealridge. l-ol 9, Hlk K
5:2
HH) KK
51,25
152
C. Fred Wight, lad 11 Hlk K
52
100.HH
51.25
1.2
W. D. Huffman. Lit 13. Hlk K
99
192.05
97.58
289
Spcmrr Heights. Sanford
(7. W . ftpent-it , liOt 19
70
135.79
118.99
2 0 1 78
<!. W S|H-iu'fr, Lot 20
70
135.79
ti8.9!»
201.78
G. W. Sj»cnf«T, I»t 21
70
135.79
118.99
204.78
**
G. W. ftpenccr. Lot oi
70
135.79
68.99
2U4.78
G. W. Hpenrcr, Ixtl 23
70
135.70
204 78
68.99
G. W. Spencer, U.i 24
75.38 140.12
74.2U
220 11
Thu above and foregoing final assesxmcnta are payalde without
interest up to December 16th. 1V24. and from und after such date
aaid apecial nmiexaments will be payable only in ten equal annual
loaU llm en U with interest at 8 jwr icttf p«r annum on ull deferred
R K HTATH OK Fid rltl l»ATo HENRY M HTGWAUT and
^ ftN A l-l* HTEU'AUT. 4. inln.u
I Jt uiiprurliya b> an affidavit o f
■ f f rn«iplaluVqt tiarelu filed, that
■tt*ch of > e j ta a rvaldaal of a Plate
R a i r r of bar than the mate of
■Ida. and that the place of real
ou la tat Au.tu■OTark. Naw York, paym ent*.
Henry
the aald Henry M. Stewart
W Unee* rny hand aa City Cletk and the Seel of the City of Hen< « * at l i yeara. and|th«
ford,
Florid* Ihla 14th day o f November A . D ., 1924, ' ua
wi ' y . ,„*,.N !.“,i i K l
‘ there
“ aubpaona op- (Seal)
L. R. PHILIPS, City Hiwk.
you » r either
iwb*m
Nov.
I
f
,
29,
If,
Dee.
fl
and
18.
r r t»j f \
» «4C .
Am
f**u-**m
■yN«'
Final
All subscriptions to count in votes must)
in The Herald O ffice by that time,
doors o f The Herald O ffice will he dose
promptly hut all workers who are insidei
that time will be waited upon and givej
ample opportunity to turn in subscriptior
or votes even though several hours may
consumed.
$ I 772 In 1
( 1i.F.t M)? 1*
f ."1
■ 4* M
n • . r ..
2.
$n t.Sh 7't
1
V.tjlirf ut
]n 1
..'.a
The campaign will end promptly at ]|
o ’clock P. M. Saturday, November 22.
All sill •scriptinis to count ni \"tos must l,c in T he Herald o ff ic e by Id
u\ Ioi k D ou gh t. The doors ••t It. Ilcridd O tfice will i lose and h»* locked
promptly on l lie stroke o f l i e hour, t.ut all conlestant will In- wait tul upon
and given ample opportiinitv to t un tit suhscripttons d " votes even though
sevctal hours are consumed.
ce nt
iint 21 ft. paving
ost 1*i ft, paving
* 'll y
w
1.
I
T'i
/■.
All candidates should read and weigh eve
line carefully.
ce nt
i ur
<*ih m 1 «»y 1 in % 1 \ .»1 i«i.».
•In* If
*m*t i l l , $••>»••* nf I"lorlitii.
prpifR'
t *
• 11
III r* IP ' •I *.f A f I. •I 1* 1
l
Noth 11 I• 11••( I' 111 If I S* ♦1
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I J art ifr *-f I *rifI»t*l * f **r r f *»n« 1
elmr
jrn A«lwiIi»i m rm h s «i r t in-
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P w 5cE ]v _
The three judges are well tn-A'ii men in the business life ol Sanford.
They are I-hlward Higgins, Uiv-iih-iit ol the ('handier of f'ommeree. .1. (i.
Ball of the Hall Hardware ('.•mostly and ('. L. Britt ot the Britt Realty
fompuny.
m a te ria l-
i ost of widening
\ FIlit*
fvndsbU
OK P I! 11 F u l l
I
’vl
i n t e r s e c t ton
of
...D e r tlsln g
Total
A im .
i
IINDI.K
The work of tabulating the votes will be done rapidly and but a short
tint** should elapse between llte i losing hour and the aitii"uncement of the
winners. As soon as tho fm.il -tmiding iff ascertained, the judges will
announce the winners so that ?t
who win may know before they return
to their homes lonight.
Si (II**
for ..n. 1 , 1 ,
l|kr
-i " A d 'n in lsii .11 1 • 1 1 io
Ha-Trri.1 *v aipe» dr. . - 1
,> 1
J o d i- of I'rnliaii
street
l.t. / n | , a p e n a e ,
j
*h hr I * *.
MH| Ii I*' ,,’11f
* r > . 1 s «'i* iii 1-1 ii |! m I ii 11 tl,H*y o f llBCeniliet. A I • 1 '*
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tli**
at
insptii lio n
1 ru. 1 ■ E n g i n e e r i n g
^lutr of IMiirlilo
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t ut v n
The winners of the BuicL automobile, and the other four prizes will be
announced by the judges Saturday night, while the final standing of the
various young ladies will be published in The Herald Monday afternoon.
Are You Going to Win
One o f These Prizes
Ii*l r* M
IJ )tlh lilt k hii%i‘ lit Mil
l . n l io r a l o r y
■11 1
As a matter o f precaution and to gus
imainst possibility o f loss to candidates tlmoug
misunderstanding through these last days ol
the campaign, herewith are appended the fir
inles and instructions that must be observed!
?
I H» Ilf), f t . flu"h i ii* I, .»t TV
amt iisk fin i t , , . , no H " > n i
* V ' „ , « i t l A |i 11, JI
> ( , ) - , , 11 *'ti: 1 1 11 j, ; 1 s. — 1, ml
I ’ TT
WINNERS WILL BE ANNOUNCED
If2
"1 ITniitil f f **i i*iit f in 1 1 1Mi I mj . y dti 2 i m h ’-hi** f d f 11fid ! f li f« ,it f t If2
til
"f t ";
s ' .......... . "■■■’ 231 S.[ yds. concret. alley retain ,
. B r i a n p 1 1 1 , . i, . iJ. i . a s . iI
'
Irtlt Do sa oi f | ut. Si . s» ut " 2 Type A inlcii* at $ 3 5 . 0 0
lO e-l*l roil, I ,el| linal III
,,.e
f. , , , ■ , ,
A d m l n l s l r a l . . of .. . o l
1*0. t l
1 2 •nil'll s t o r m n e w e r at j l in
c ■i*
CAREFULLY
M»4
hmMit
I . * ! ^
Rules
|mv I II I l|l
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u i vIV
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Mint »4*. ii..
* f I U• ni l»* I A 1 * 1•» * 4
j <pt f (ti ifi« VIf"ii mi m I.If I
i1■ Jurttfi* " f uni*! *'■•> i''1
>; •
The final Rong' will be sounded promptly nt 10 o’clock tonight when the
last vote will he accepted and : hejudges will start their task uf deciding
the winners.
j
Racing against time, the eleventh hour activity has nlready made itl
appearance. Votes arc being piled up and candidates for the $18-15 in
awards are putting forth every *ffurt to rumnin in the running.
1,2‘ Mi 38
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Read
The prizes are worth Ida in.u- and wopl h fiehtiny for.
lliird and coimisttmt lahoi will he reward *d h mi.tfht.
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Toniprht the irreatest circulation competition ever wnifotl in Seminole
county will come to a close. Only a few hours are left which can he utilized
by the many workerstoget votes.
follow ing is Iho final vet itunt
fur U nh nrng the pia
I'ulnctt i Avenue lad ween Central
tieii and ilughe) Siieii
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21 f i d with heet asphalt • a »t llii h Ini k Ii.i-e
is .’ *
|y“c -IN c m ll I OF I I I I M I
ll III.I,
I k L hem Ia el I ........I ). Stale Of Plor Ida
H a fr (ini • of Hit.,*, p Itiggins
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Ti
M* >Nlt< o . I:• o n .11 :
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[tin te d i v i o h i i
4 Hkll| r iv A )
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The final hour is ;it hand. Three months of work
fumes to an end Wnijihl; today will he tJie most stren
uous day o f them all. Contestants will put all o f their
efforts in this final drive for sueeess and iin the niydit
will learn of their award.
3 of a I in - 4
I
4h I 1' •
R
Jvr/f' ^
T h e Final H o u r A t H a n d
1
Uaimratory insjiei linn <^f mnlermll.egiil expense, advi rll-llig, eti ,. 2 pei
Ktlglueci mg l per i ent
.
4f
v ,|* ......... asphalt at $1 <12
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, J * a-’'*,?C3
V o t e s , auMot l>e t r a n s f e n ' .I 11 oin nm
s c r ip t jolts w ill be a c c e p t e d wi t! oil nioitc
w it hoot std - c i tot Mills.
1 inommienl at street intersection
atuolr C o n n f * . s t o l e or Flor idn
M l i r r I s: ili of li it M o n r o e
S jfo tlfO
rhopi b
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t ?•
y
Oi
,fi0 1
22.08 1X
35.70 ®
71.52
;h®f|re nn Ail in In 1*1 r i l l or r*f 1h■
Until nf A i; ii hi in I*iini*'f. il*rf «>•'»!
Bf
.
,
Ah< D. V*14 ' 1,1 l To |,e i«irne by Adjacent Property Owners
*
ADIR.A1DF. <1 CORDON
Number of feet frontage
. ior
i
Admlnlslr,»I rl,
t, f
Assessment per foot frontage
$2.70
C O I I IT O F ’ F i l l \ T *
m in i!,
FHKH T. WILLIAMS. KnKim^r.
•I n rl r I n r u l y , Stnip ,,f I'lnrldn.
In re Kstiilc i»f .1 A Prevail
Name—
Description
Foot Frontnge
Final Assessment 1
4ntlrc Is h e r d . )
given
to ult
E. If. Trs(fnrd's Map. Sanford
Ihorn II min concern, (hut on Ihe
Ird rtsv " f Deccmh-r A H n i l . S. O. Chase. Ix)t 5, Itlk. II, Tr. 5
) 17
$315,9(1 {
. film11 mm1> tn i CM' If iHHiriiiil© i,
ItoiiklioM* r JiMlfcr** «>f «nhi Pourt. |*S. CJ.
Iy»t 10, Hlk II Tr. 5
117
315.90 |
jQ4l$$c iif fr o b «tr f* r ihV final
Hftarite e . Adm.nlstrmr,, \ t"?Uv i K»en Mahoney, lo t 1. Hlk 12. Tr 5 117
315.90
I'levatl deceased, I p
Mahonev, Estate.
It* , of J A ..........................
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hd that nl the s.imc time I w ill {
Lot 0. Hlk 12, Tr. 5
117
315.90 ’
lilt In mild Crturl no flnsl nrInts as AdnilnslK at rl * *>f sn hi
'Ihe above foregoing final assessments are payable without inter ’
■la. and nslr for their iu>|irnvnl
Du ted Oclnhcr S’l, A D 1911
est up lo December 15th, 1921, and from ami after such date said ^
JIlHKI’ IIINF PHKVATT
Admlnlslral rlx.
s|rvrial assessments will be payable only in ten equal aiintiai install *
I
t ’O t ItT O F ( i i l A T i
J l l i l i r . merits with interest at H per rent per annum nti all deferred pay
mlunlr C ii H n lt , a i s l e s i F l o r id a . men is,
j|
In rr Rat at r r»f A ioeimia Horner
ffo tlif l« tiereiiy Klvrn tfi nil
Witness my hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the ( ity of San-t(
hom It m*> roiM-ern. tlml on iho
ford, Florida, this 14th day of November A D. 1924
.
Jr0 0ny nf l»ernmf#r A l»
■tinII Appl y t«» t
11 onorn M** K
(Seal)
I. It. I’ ll I l.l PS, City O.-rk.
JfGt!»hn|<1er .Tmlm*• of nalil f.’mirl
Nov. 15, 22, 29, Dec. tl ami 13;
.
1
JiliUii' ttf J'rtihfit* for rny final
Kafktfele. mol
V
' ' ; yj
i•
•
*
591.00
81.90 |®
152.25 1®
j m . s £ ' W ^ f ^ . n» u Tof,,r,:‘ |En8lnMr1nir- 1 t,or rcni
tats of Hitmilrl M. flordun. drrrasJ, and llmt m the svtnc lime 1 w ill!
Tolnl rn,t
rearm to *n!rl Court my (Inn) «■■-1
c,,!"
unis ns Admlulsinitrls of xro.l To be borne by City 1-3
' '■■*•'
- i
m
Vt'eat half .oft
—
anford . Celery 1
an an equity In the Eaat T O ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON TENTH
«if Of .Bold U>t n tty -f| v a of Ban8TRBBT FROM OAK AVENUE WEST TO MYRTLE AVENUE.
_ j n a r d Celery D e lta ‘ 1> Ink
of
trol)mod *•■-',■■•
Notice ia hereby given that the construction of the oaphnlt pave
T lIK R H F t'R l: toil * tul *'iirh of
('•ynu and all o t^ ff pernrm* Internel- ment on Tenth Street from Onk Avenue weat to Myrtle Avtftiue haa _
t-i$ aro to ril'V r,riilriam!<-.| to amu-ar been completed, nmi the completed work has been finally accepted , /g
t fj’.Ybefore me at my office In the Court
HHaSlnnae In Hanford. Itomlnole Coint- by the Commiasion of the City of Sanford, Floridn.
l j ty, Florida, on tho tih day of DoThe following l« the final estimate for paving Tenth Street from
fti ^camber. A. D. 1*14. to ehow cfliiec.
7 -any y«u have, why enl.l petition Oak Avenue west to Myrtle Avenue n width of 21 feet with sheet
. ftnntd not be itrnntni)
i. W ITNESS my name na County asphalt on a O-inch rock base: *
fodke of Kcmlnole County. Florida, 178 cu. yds. grading at 40c ............................
71.20
ft Hanfortl, toselber with the neal
l»f my office, thla tSlli day of <HMr>. 497 lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter at 70c
377.72 ©
>er. A. D. 1*14.
05 lin. ft. flush curb at 35c
..................
22-75 i ®
(Seal)
»: K 1I4>CHH**DDEU.
i. County Jtidue. Brrnlnnte County. 580 sq, yds. mnendam base at 80c
404.00 i /gv
gjvT Florida.
COURT OF COI'HTV JtUMTK,
(oele ( • ■ a i r , atatr «f Florida,
rvilfatntu of Hiunnol M tJordnn.
lire la heretty Klven. to nil
It tuny rotirrrn. that oh Ihr
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y
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..v*rt*****» e j 'i-w
■'*■•
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\1! route.' lam s are urged to be at *^e]
Herald <hi ice the closing night when
judges nu ke the announcement o f tliflvW**]
ners.
THE CONTEST CLOSES AT 10 O’CLOCK
T O -N IG H T
hA-HT-'
' -•
T H H
S A N F O R D
H E R A L D ’S
U l ( / $1845 S A L E S M A N S H IP
C A M P A IG N
■
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D'ClA
-a* ■-x.m
A tv
1he contest will close promptly at 10 o’clock
tonight and the winners announced as soon ^sj
the votes can be counted.
Kveiy contestant is advised to do her lev^
best this last day o f the campaign. Vov^ S f
j s in tiie final vote schedule. Wjork! Fig^^||
the last ditch!
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r^-—
J • a>oxaxt.
�_:_ . . . . .«
rrrW W ^Trm
rI
—
eaid McCracken Jtoad a width o f ed, or In ten equal annual Ift'atAll-! derd and Thirty-Thrca ($1,466.00) -provisions of Sections 10i and 102
I16
ft
f fill)
ft*
I J
m r\ t __
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S
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f* n t I ,
n f ^I t .
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i 1 . ... t a*
«1
1 /I
i k A
k n « ■(
b*
1 1,
J r1* I 4
n W O r*
feet. Which said sum of Six raenta with interest at tjie jrfte of j Dollars is hereby
authorised to of the Charter of th e'C ity 'of San
teen Thousand and Seventeen eight per cent per 'annum upon; cover the cost nf widening the ford, Florida, shall proceed with
($10,017.00) Dollars is the total all deferred payments from and pavement on Pprk Avenue between out delay to make a special asaal aascss- the ^ o r t h end of
estimated rost of said improve after the timq said
the present ess::icnt roll, assessing-;the spec
tand
finally htjlck pavement and I-ako Motif ial benefits to be received as the
ment; that tho entire cost o f t[
ts shall ba ani
ment
iniprovljjnnnt nfqtesjjid, shall
ilised, appro
WlVv.'idCbi’
_________________
_
lots and
ns|esse*against
oU
Aojiarty
nbul
18
N e w flve-rt*om b u n g a lo w w i t h la r g e s c r e e n e d If
I'cmmtesion i m .
contiguous
jtirtte nnd; fronting
fiald Me
And
Shippers
b a c k p o r c h , :Rarnjte. L o c a t e d on lot f t c v e n ly -th r e e ;
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........ ...........„ ............. — ,
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~ ~ — ittlng upon
CONSTANTINOPLE. Nov. 22. Crnckun Korn) to oe so improve
become
cffectlvo
immediately
from
]aril
j#
tj,c
tota|
0Rtlmnted
Coit’
of
i
such
Improvement,
and
upon
the
j
by
paving,
re-paving,
hard
surAsk lein s
b y o n e h u n d r e d t h i r t y - s e v e n f o o t . P r i c e 5 3 7 5 0 .^ 0 */
— Ismot Pasha, Turkish Premier,
^pended or Abolished has resigned because of ill health. I faring nnd re-hnrd surfacing o f >n d after its pnssago and adoption. nBj(] improvement; that the entire completion of said assessment roll
$50 0 .0 0 C a s h . B a l a n c e $10.00 P e r M o n th .
Delhi Bey y]H }>o his tsucce.-iHor.
0f tho improvemoht nfore- to cause a copy thereof to be pub
safd McCracken Road n width o f * Adopted this 10th day of
1vX
i
21- ^ h e state
vemtyer, A. D^ 1024.
,
: -mltl shall be nesessed ngainst all lished two times consecutively*,
and
nPainst
"11
lota
and
ije*) n nnd *h \ $T0,%FORREST LAKE,
latuiS ndjoinlng nnd contiguous or
property abutting and fronting onto each week, in a newspaper
IEL.-i Eioffue o£ Florida
Hounding and abutting upon said
(hr Interstate Comupon that portion of Tnrk Avenue pui llshed in Sanford, Florida, ntSStsion to give a supC. J. MARSHALL,
between the North end of the pres- Dulling to said special assessment
,V *
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improvement; that Sixteen Thoua...
-j
jhtarinc on the question A |RI?Sf)bUTION
(4lt brick pavement nnd T-akc SriUl- roll ro published a notice directed
PROVIDING) " " d and Seventeen ($10,017.00) (Seal)
v»AY$j
on vegetables oilt o f
As the City Commission of the roe to be so Improved by tho w id -,tr all property owners interested!
FOR' TH E PAVING, RE-PAV-1 Dollars is the total estimated cost
outlined in supplement
R
E
A
L
T
O
R
City of Sanford, Florida.
ruing of said portion of Park in .-ndd special assessments, ststING, HARD SURFACING AND °1 sn'd contemplated
improve« AlJP
irborn’s Perishable ProAttest:
r,.;if So. 2, and proposed
Avenue from n width of 32 feet in;; in accordance with the pmvisN a tio n a l Ihink Bulldinnf. RE-HARD
SURFACING
OF ! mcnt ib the paving, rc-paving,
kesrinC1- I"’ held in JackL. R. PHILIPS,
to n width of 30 feet, and against 1<> r of the Charter of the City of
McCRACKEN ROAD, A WIDTH hartl surfacing and re-linrd surfac■*i ROOMS
PHONE 9.*.
w rtd of >n Washington,
■ *.301.2
la Ii''
sS, -ra ^"V
f-3
jl
City Clerk.
T « Ii *, x
W
all
lots and lands adjoining nnd Me ’ ford, Florida, a definite lime
OF
16
FEET
.
✓
>njr
of
said
McCracken
Road
to
be
■ffUSinn has announced.
Nov.
22.
contiguous or bounding and abut- ai I place where complaints will
Whereas, the City Commission specially assessed against all lots
„ n imi Shippers Dengue
SALES rORCE- M I sh Ruha Williams, IteKinatiI S; Holly, ‘ L’ j
ting, upon said improvement; that hr heard nnd when raid special
,.bst the hearing, if hold of the City nf Sanford, Florida, nnd lands adjoining and contigu
Hugh Whrlcholl
•-'AtaBH
■
’ our Thousand Four Hundred nnd ( ns csrment roll will he finally
ous or bounding nnd abutting up
jjpflTlllf*
W
andd
s&ppew
a
dccI"
8
il
‘
'
“
,vi™h'e
^
improve,
fTOS-ff'
Thirty
Three
<$1,433.00)
Dollars!
confirmed
by
the
City
Commission
on
said
improvement;
the
sum
of
-portunity of presenting grade, construct, reconstruct, pave
is the total estimated cost o f snid sit ing nn an Equalizing Hoard,
nnd re-pnvo wRh n rock base, sur $l.P72fi is the estimated cost per
( of the case.
HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. |
foot for said inipi ovement.
A RESOLUTION
REQUIRIN'* contemplated improvement in the
icing tariff would pre- fnee treated, the following ltoad in
---,l r. •:-un * i r,x
%wer« of green corn, as tho City of Sanford. Florida, toTHE WIDENING.
GRADING widening of said portion of Park T1 -t the special assessments pro
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
dm- and other vegetables wit j
vided
for
by
this
resolution
to
be
1.pi
.
1
AND PAVING OF PARK AVK- Avenue to lie specially assessed
' . .
, , , .
,
mi ' "nt it is the determination o f this
t shippers linve found
N UK. FROM THE NORTH END against ail lots and lauds adjoin made and entered against the pro n c a u . < t m i n m i a > U K » i R E B a H i B u a a H a H a i a i i i a B a i H l
Beginning
at
the
intersection
of
Commission
that
all
lot.-,
and
lands
[ supported by ice being
OF PRESENT BRICK PAVE ing und contiguous or Itounding per v bounding and abutting up- Jj
rt top of the shipnienis Goldsboro Street with tho annum- j lldj(linill|f and contltfU(1UM
bounil.
jjtag to gunrnntcc safer oil Street running Southwepteriv %
MENT TO LAKE MONnOE T o and abutting upon auid improve- on ‘aid improvement shall be pay - U
- ni_
n.ulHki( ...
.
iku
,from putting icq inside to Municipal Golf Course, suiil I
a w id t h o f r.o F e e t in ■merit; the sum of $5,1321* is the aid - at the option of the proper* |J}
' 1 * t1 ,’ 11, (>n
Mc*
^Unitors, if this method Street intersecting being r.l the ! r;U
ty
wners
owning
property
hound1
U
. K,,n<! w‘ " ,w
STEAD OF .12 FEET AS HERE estimated cost per f-ont font for
ttted permanently by the
mg and abutting upon ^auch ini- ■
corner of Lot 1R o f ! ’y ^
^
for ' TOFORF. AUTHORIZED.
said improvement.
g jt i« contended that northeast
,, , ,
...
,
1 ny this resolut on, and that the
, ,
0 would he entailed by the Robinsons Survey of an Addition
T « e <j i r l o w a O o y *
HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. pi vi nient ns follows: either in
Whereas, herotnlore appropiai.
.
Special assessments tn be made and
to Sanford, rlondn; theme run
,
...
I'h-vt
it is the
determination of .nil within thirty days after said
procee«lings have been had provi I
■dv a ijsj
id e
entered
against
all
lots
and
lands
Hflroad cummission, joined west to Goldsboro Street M*1 feet I
;his Ci’ minissien ‘ bet all lots and . -jew nient* shall stand equalized,
or bound-! in* f,,r ,ht* « ra'!S,,‘: “ n<1 P“^'inP
Growers and Shippers to the center line of an unnamed I,adjoining nnd contiguous
AND U/ALhTS b a c k
~
.
i o Jlru Avenue a width of 32 fkinds adjoining nn I c uitigrmus or . i oi >-•(! and confirmed, or in ten
rojorft a surpehsion of .
.
>mg nnd abutting upon such con-,
i-i|
.
id
annual
o
-tallnu
nts
with
in................. ! fn»m the North er.d of t)ic prosrr
u su ally h a s
i xiui d’ lig and iibuHiag upon Park
md the Interstate Com- |Avenue running north und so u th ,.
iiniuion-uspendwl It nnd tthrough said Robinson’* Addition;!
aienl
b.dl b e 1 In ir k pavement to Lake Monro.Avenue between the Nottli end of tero'l at the rate of eight prrri : per nmuiui upon all defeired
rinK in San Francisco on thence north 852 feet to the center, made upon a foot frontage Im-is;
HOHE.
Whereas, it is now deemed a*' the present brick pavement nnd
1, nn account of the of a nevy 50 foot Street along the that Is to say, that in the pre- (
pax-nii i !s from and af’ er the time
Lake
Monroe
will
lit*
benefit
ted
by
visnble
that
Park
Avenue
shoubl
tippers having Inrge inpuration of the special
assess- I
mu * ipeeiul iiNsessnierit.H shall be
north side of said Robinson's Ad
reil involved.
nient roll, covering the contemplat be paved to a width o f 50 fei 1, the improvement provided tor by mi ' stand finally equalized, apdition;
thence
west
to
the
Atlantic
1
(dn ship pern and g row
**ii1*Wy|
ed : r.i pi ovement, such special a s - •from the North end of the preset < •His i t - elution, and that the spre
ls fuller hearing «bm:!d Coast Line Railroad right i f wav
' • “ A,
ad assessment * to be m ido alld ni . veil and ronfirmed and.
mu at
. hall he determined ami brick pavement to Lake Mom
HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED.
|their side of the tpies- on the Leesburg lltanch; thime'* prorated according
to the foot therefore.
entered against all lot- and Innls
|p|>lellH-lll to the tos southwesterly along the south side | Dontnge of the respective proper
iiijoinirg anil eo'itigiio'.s hi bound- Th il ’ hi < resolution shall be ami
ier] tt-fed by the west
ties spectallv benefitt ed bv said
RE IT REHnl.VFD. Thst t I *vi me r-f/ ” rtive immediately f’-om
fin i onsiderntioff o f i ‘,f «“ kl right of way to the west iinni'"v«-ment.
i- g aoil abutting upon such rnnCity Commission of the City ■
aed
.ilri
its pnsauge and ad-ip
n at Washington be- I Pile of Section 20, Township 19
lemplrted improvinienl shill be
ME IT FURTHER RESDI.VED. i Sanford, Florida, deems it advi- made upon a foot tio-itage liasi. ; t inn
I fundings and deci- South of Range 30 East; th*-nr >
*
able as a necessary public improvi
rh» <1.
Adnoti-il this 10th day nf Novi-m
north 05 feet to the railroad t r e k That tile Tax Assessor and the
•lint i- to sav. t'iat in the |irepara
City Clerk of the City of Sanford, incut, in iidilitioii to the implex 1 linn i f the special a -se- -.mi ni rcH b n , A I* 192L
on snid I.cos burg Branch, othe:
FtiRREST LAKE.
Eloridu,
in jii-corduriro with the nient by the paving of Park A- * , . i tii.g the iontemplate-l iiupmvewi-e known us McCracken Road
nne between the North end of th •i i ' it. r.i.'i
pi-> Ini
*i -nieiits
All of saiil improving, grsdip;; pi o\ i- inns of Section 1111 anil 102
C. J. MARSHALL,
d' be iii■!ei mined and p tmated
construction, reconstruction, pav of the Charter of the < ity of San present brick pavement and l.silo
Monrot to a width of 32 feet, that hi
bier
to
the
foot
ft.
nt.ig.i
of
V
llv
1
ity Com miss ion of tie
. I'lef
ford
Florida,
-hall
p*o-ee*i
withing ami re-paving to in- dove in
said pavement should be inerca^tn- tin i ■spevtive properties benefit*
tty
nt
Sanford,
Florida.
to
make
a
:;pei
oil
a
ot.1
delay
compliance with plans, upc-ifR-i
to a width of 50 feet,
I :-.-al i
led !\ said im m iiveinertt
Pi nssesring the sp<
tions, profiles nnd estim-ii'-s of; 11 •.-u.i-nt
jkciftaf-. president o f tho
HE IT FURTHER Hr SHI VED. A u - l
toe
RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
snid
proposed
improvement
<
•
'
said
kil
benefits
to
be
received
;n
Lfi] aroI Mortguge Comi ■- ■
(
• m in ’
-«*itaimil the services of |McCracken Road, now nn file in result of the improvement con- That I’nrk Avenue .between tin Ilia; t he Id x Assessor :.nd llnCity
Clerk
'ff
the
City
of
Sunford.
Clelk.
all
lots
Norlii
end
of
the
p’
«
*
at
lu
tami
ijd nnd M. I.. Sample, of J tb0 office of the CitvMmmger of j t’ -nrjilnteil against
Ar
Florida, m neeiirdenre with the
ifl4 It K ElbjM, of Dr- •'(j)r c{ty' „ f Sanfrir'l,
wSi'A'|
bindsadjoining ’ rfrfd eHPtlfpMus'nb' pavf-nU'ill aiid lpke MdifT-T-shsll
tb flotation of a cupital
hnunding
nnd
abutting
upon
sueli
lie
paved
to
a
width
of
5
*1
feet
III
I
mill
and
plaster
for
warm
rooms
has
been
p|-:v* .m r ific a ti x.iS. pj-ifiies
or
stead
of
32
feet
as
aulllio’ized,
all
impri.vemeiit,
and
upon
the
1
-1
1
1
1
1
art!
for
n
(rood
many
years
find
still
bold
their
own wit
KSinHtfBUKHBBHKKtlllVBHHBBHattnHHBBiaBaaiiaBIHMBHBaiKP
lire- miii are well known**Hlnin!e:i have been hrudoM
I
pletiuu
of
said
assessment
roll
to
of
aid
widening
improving,
grad
laiiffltTH
who
want
protection
against
cold
and
Vw W .
bFloruiii I'oiid circles, hav- fore approved by the City 4’ omA
*"iipy thereof to Im* |mti- i*‘g and paving of l’nrk Avenue U
Wo .ire Atfent* for tIt
min. We've a good stock of both and can supply yoCCw
iBBsisuon ’vitii their other mission and constilute llui plans ruil'e
m
ia (hi lield, floated the nn)j specifications for said work, li-fled I \»o trines eon.seciitiv 1ly, 1et ween the North end of tin pre m
mi :i moment's notice— and the same holds Rpod'qW^l
m
Ipai' 'ff the capital atock
and Luke
i ' m • e u h week, in a newspaper ; sent brick pavement
all kinds of lumber, whether lor interior or exteridif ;
therefore,
lltv Kn i Bond urul Mortuse.
* t( y
HE IT RESOLVED, Tb.it the patili lied in Sanford, Florida, al ! Monroe to a width of 50 feet in
Bpariy and the Fidelity TiL,*ri i iinpuny, both of City Cummisidon of tIt Citv i , f ‘f Ci lung to suit! special assessment stead of 32 feet shall he dune in
<thr Saiitnrd Mortgage and Sanford Florida, d< ems it advi i- ! r -'ll " publi-hi d a notne dire ted i ompll.'irii'e w ith the completed
jUt'imi
rmiv tin*
Title
ittul
able, ns a necessary public iru- to all property owner- inli te led plans, speci f ii at iohs. pi oflli
a? -rut Mm i gage Company,
in
i.aid
-pi
tod
assessments,
.-tat
estimates
therefor,
new
on
file
III |
ml. mid -t \ nlusitt County provernent to pave te-nave, hard
the
office
Ilf
the
City
Maiutl’
er
of
ing
iii
aci
"I'dat
ee
with
the
ium;
Mmicat e Company Ilf sur fine nnd re hard surface with
SANFO RD , FLORIDA
Bn, i,
*-01
a rock base, .surface treated, said inns of the < hatter of the City (in i itv of Sanford. Florida, who Ii
ICvropj; , have an nggreiff Sanford, Honda,
n definite snid plans, specifjeatloris, profiles
\S e have new rafts nnd repairs for the old ones on hand.
McCracken
Road
a
width
of
16
ppit*iI !,n.| oi pins of over
I D I I lillt B a illlllR M I K I B I I lir iia H B lI I I U C X I I D X H U I I
time and f*'nre* where comptaint-- and estimates have been hentofore
Let o- book your order lor n new one oi repair the old one.
- *m.l. are till re- feet; that all of said paving, re
vvill
he
heard
and
when
saql
spec
approved
hy
the
City
f
oiiin>i*suin
IL L
-ii "iig dividend paving hard surfacing and tc-hurd
bei-. mi,i in addition to •in fin ing of said McCracken Road, ial asse-stlleiit roll Will Ire family and constitute the plans and spec
*pLri |>,> n inths to their
confirmed hy the City Cotnmi-Mon ifications for said widening, im
2 * 8 3
►&[«. in, | .tying an im- as aforesaid shall be done in strict sitting :is an Equ.-ilizing Hoard
proving and paving of Park Ave
tompliance
with
the
plans
spec
Iftn ei tn- siih>.knntial de
IN( ORPOItATEl)
uf tin- sect ion of Flm*- ifications, profiles and estimates
HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. nue between the North end iff the ■
present
brick
pavement
and
I
ake
i therefor, now on file in the office That the spe< iti! assessments pm
----------------------------207 R. Comnicrrial St.
I’ hnne 3Sn,
1 1of the City Manager of the City vlded for by this resolution to he Mon in** from a width of 32 feet
<■■■■■ ■■■■xaHtiBmvHaHaBaMBMnBiiMaiJi/aHaaaBanaiiECxeiaa
I t r K r e a k S , of Sanford. Florida, which said made and entered against the pro In a width o f fd) feet, arid thin j
Commission hereby
derlim
the
C l im S s n jf R e c o r d planB, apet-ificntlons, profiles a ml perty hounding nnd abutting upon
lui easily for ttn* widening and
improvement shall he pnvahln
T r in id a d L ake, A s p h a lt C e m en t
flBv
r hIII
r vVdBl1U
p r , j,roved hy tmvc
Ul‘l'n
h,‘r^ " f,,r‘“ and
" p; said
r ' 'I1 HO V
the City
Commission
nt the nothin of th-j i-rnpertv own paving of said portion of Hark
ionfrftired Asj>hajijeii_....
.e ,.,
,,
! constitute the plans und specifi- ers owning pumerty bminiling and Avenue as aforesaid, as a necus*
nhutting upon s u <■h jmprove- tury public improvement
!
Z Z ?
“, ' X l , ■....•»» lor suiil pr,„,u,i,,l
/
T 'r ifu d t id l u k t A s p h a l t C e m e n t
m e n tim p*...as follows: either in
HE IT F U R T H E R KF.Sol A ED. 1
tutum.,i,1
11* ij
iiiie
is in receiot nient of snid M ef,racked Hoad a full within thirty days nftruk t a n d That u total expenditure tn»t < rv tii'in the Cleveland f width of 16 feet, and this f ommis- snirl assessment shall
*an: ■,11 ,
the record sion hureby declares the necessity equalired, uppiovcd and confirm- j veoding Four Thousand Four ilun(ii . I'tnplinhed hy a for the paving,
re-paving, hard
**» k car ip climbing
surfacing, re-bard surfacing of
w;ls a< f(l|h,wrs;
said McCracken Road, as afore
■' k car. Rulph said, as a necessary public Im
®ru !,ic has broken the provement.
rI- >rtl nn Mt Wilson held
HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
I.dflfl
2j~bd‘-r ,if 25 minutes and
I -'-•1- hv one minute anil That a total expenditure not ex
nr
The man who buy» roofing on look*
1‘ tliiicljy winning th- ceeding Sixteen Thousand and Sev
alone will rue llie bargain, nine times out
P . **” ' * Cup which will enteen
($16,017.00)
Dollars
is
<ii
for *-i» tnniiths and there
*■1'•
hureby authorized
to cover the
of ten. It's tho stuff insido— under the
'll this ii i nrd is broken
hard
surface of a roofing—that determines its
J ' ' '" h ived wonderfully ' rn,,t ° f
« ‘-l,- v,n*
surfacing
How mail; tiims have you been
K
•hr. ked and approv- 1surfacing and re hard
G QUESTfON
every particular. This
Is tho second record broken by
Ralph Mulford i ntwo weeks driv
ing a Cleveland car, tho other be*
injr at Mt. Diablo bill climb.''
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jl
a
a
m
1-185
E. F. LANE
RESOLUTION 186;
3ajiE .a jr a ix x g p , f s & x t
s
%
tuMo<serscur
A
\g Company
npt Flotation
il Stock Issue
Y e llo w Jacket
S p ra y Cart
CARTER LUMBER COMPANY
MAHONEY - WALKER CO.
x.
U
reland (';
Avoidable Worries
called upon tn pay :»>mc Dill the sec
ond time'.'
I’ robably you had a
paid receipt but just as probably
you didn’t. Why not avoid these
costly disputes by depositing your
income in a Checking Account at
tills bank and paying nil bills by
Gossip
check?
iiriaiiying it
fairs
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to hear about your own uf-
ln a round-about-way.
One
of
tho most
able)
the bill.
ruli'K of tins bonk ia that ull business with
'[* Customers shall be hcitl in strict confidence.
Look under the
surface I
value.
GE.NASCO R O L L R O O FIN G ia
made of the highest quality, all-wool felt,
heavily waterproofed on both sides widi
the famous Trinidad Lake Asphalt
Cement—a product o f the ages.
And that's why Genasco Roll Roofing
remains alive end defensive against
weather long after ordinary roofings dry
out, crack and crumble away.
,' . . .
Come in and let us show you this
1 { f j remarkable roofing. No obligation.
j Paying-
Rent is a loshig gam e-and U"9^
the more you pay the m o r e ' .'„-as
;
" *4
y o u lose. H elping to plan • i i
Mil«
hom es for folks who are tired a
o f landlords is our one b ig J
specialty.
i
' ■
HILL LUMBERCOMPANY
. rfVV*1 -JV
Utisiness with this Bank is held inviolate and
*c wouldn't hesitate to discharge any employee
store o f
J
**
Get our plans, lower prices, >
estintates and start that new
home NOW.
Z — I — I* S e f v k e
tpuml violating this rule.
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[c a p i t a l
r
ON
o
SAVIN G S
^
C O M P A N Y
PHONi 2 3 I
, r
1 ]
i 0 9 M A G NOLIA AVE.
Cia
wmm
SANFORD 7?;F.W.PlEOG£fi)
LOAN AND
pfi£SJDCNr
so w in g s
*p FAvi-r^.. c o m m u n it y b u i l d e r
.
^L O bfE lt, president
J L i\ WHITNER* Cashicf
i ! 0 0 .0 0 0 c ’>
G.E.rfCALLl
5/NfORDFUi
NorIh French Avenue
*■' ♦
ImJ*. ■
r Sanford,
L R U «U L ;r _ k llliK lU l> S jH U J B tl,L tlia M llia ilX X I
,7-1-
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^
S
S
l y
^
W
' *•'
" j-' =*»' * •jBAW f f i W ._inkr/ v
A s Brisbane Sees It
It in Becoming Jry.
fIcult to pity the blind
Oic autotats eccm to be
^ M•r.H."*??
k ir itr iA
<• You will recall no doubt the* passage in Deuleronomy
*Th* Prcrident’ft Drain.
m F'evuda^k*", 7’Vnro iwhich” rends: “ Keep the Sabbath day to sanctify it, ns the
Did She Bum Herself?
Beware the Maelstrom.
S* f e w i ?n,irr°Ati Ofltoril thy God hath commanded thee.” Take that for your.
What Kills Bolshevism.
text this evening and see what you can do with it. Apply
___ JPMliw it to yourself and sec if you have done ns "they God hath com
DY ARTHUR BRISBANE
I IJ UKA*
„_JI**a*eT
(Ctstrlskl 10*4)
manded” .
*
,
»«
rk»*»
- ‘ There is unquestionably it present day tendency toward
PRESIDENT COOLIDGE, urged
making of Sunday a Rnla occasion, more of a legul holiday
a fe s s r i
than a time for Christinn observances, a sort of a Fourth of by his friend* and doctor to take
Recuperation irom
from anturaay
Snturday nignt
night pnrues
parties aecj
keeps most « vacation, says he doesn’t need it.
« V July.L Kecuperatlon
: of bs in (bed tinttl
iti nearly ,tinle for this voluptuous:: repast, He thinks Work will, do him more
n
good, than poing nothing. , (
,
fSjRUSK!
which
hife cofmf to & the feature of the Sabbath.. Tty>
Tty
______
,'tjr i_____ ___
__pi.
* entertainment* where noons and evenings are spent in joy rldihg, golfing, swinir ,>(A vncfttipn is good, because it
and* will b* charstd
advcrtU lns rate*.
ming, boating, and in some places, moving picture .houses. htlrs tip a.new pnrt o f tho brain,
and lets the hnrtl working, tired
ASKOflATnil PR KM or.cv$n pool rooms.
,n
. ■
’ -y
n j )Vc arje not .one pf\thp:& who- say that all these are bad pnrt rest. Tho job of President,
Influences. /One of the most inspiring ministers we have one of the most difficult and ex
B
B
S
S
B
I B
ever known spent Ills Sunday afternoon^ for one entirei'sum acting in the wcrld, has one good
ri'gfi mer on the diamond of a reform school acting ns umpire in feature. It supplies infinite varie
■puMtcatlon
iratlot nil special diftPftldibaseball games. It is difficult,totthink of a better way for ty.
In »re'- ■u reserved.
It’s taxes one day, flying nmo
r
ftt.
1921.
&^rtheiM
nr<*d business man” to Spend his Sunday afternoons ihincs the next, European debt,
VTURI)A1
than on the golf course. And certainly a canoe and a moon
LB THOUGHT FOR TODAY light night is a "touch of nature that makes the whole world paying the national debt, writing
nice notes to European rulers on
i*B PRAYER:—Lord, It i*
kin."
their birthdays, seeing all the queer
___ jt Wuh Thre tn h,,fP* whpther
SSimany. o* with them thnt have
Perhaps the best way to "keep the Sabbath day to sanctify
I power: help as, O Ixml our God;
g* We teat on Thee, and in Thy is” is just to give a thought to God. It is not necessary to
■ H W* (to lifroinst this multitude,
go to Church to do this. Just as close touch can be had with
ironldes 44:11;
jo
ma*there's somethin' like
B f e t i l w a f l i f c deals with men:
I always seem the dark-
'n*
DAN D O B resJ
l ?
*•
E j t a n n w a a n i > s u n b h i n f.
“ S e t d a y * i r e often dMary
when springtime comes
_ . t a lo n g ;
V r e a heap more interested
In the robin’s ( berry song'
’ jitornln’ always seems most welcomo »
■;
you spend n restless night.
„oods.'re blnck on' heavy,
it’a the* time the sun looks
, bright!
'<vj
This is the season
Of
fires, usually BCt
should bo caught in t h o ^
Tho office girls kissed All
when ho wns re-elected. "
some or.thc graft in p S j ;
Only 43' per cent 0f
j
voted, but this won’t rtop
cent front kicking if , ny1
wron^'
in Cleveland. a
jailed fer spanking his 0,
Just tho same, others i
jnHed for not spanking.
Norway has voted t0 J
prohibition, so the boot!e, t
bo warm and conifnrUMs i
winter.
Coolidga spcit a ucekj
board the Mayflower. If
no rent to pay ior f„ur J(|
would fish a month
; J“ p,,,ul
h
w« k° “ hc
j President haa protmbly
probably used all
brain, from the pnrt
parts of
the Divine Being in the rubbage heap of some shanty’s loft
n,M>v<. his L,yehrown t0 lhc pnrt
ns in the luxuriously carpeted chancel of a most
•
rill
the ,(ack of his ncck. f
cathedral. In what better way can a perfect co-ordination
evrrlllMinKly U9in(r jliHt onu
bfc established between the human mind and the Infinite*, [Minn|1 l r.lin M.,Uon that wears you
than by a quiet evening at home given to the careful study of |ou, Thu,.s why 9tu,it.ntfi |ivc long.
His great work, the Bible?
|
The beauty of its literary figures ennnol fail to inspire, THE WIFE of the Rev, C. V.
one with faith and hope in the future, in this world and l Shniiidey, of Columbus, Ohio, is
in the next. Its diction is of unparalleled beauty; its pas- found burned to cinders in the
sages, sublime. It abounds in the choicest phrases of simile j furnace of their suburban home,
and metaphor, of antithesis, alliteration, and apostrophe. In The Coroner accepts the explnnnit will be found every conceivable form of literary endeavor, IDon that the Indy crawled into the
histories, biographies, fiction, drama, romance, poetry, scien- 1 furnace, while the fire was hlnztific treatises and epigrams, of incomparable excellence. |'tw*
“,iut l*"' ,1" " , u^ ''r *,trThroughout, the ages, passed the brilliance of Dante, Goethe j *^1'1
you
n,l,nl ,IC'
rusrd of killing and bleating sheep
and Shakespeare, the Book remains unexcelled.
Ohc great impruv,.,, Pnl ^
the war
irld recently i, it
,
"Ain'l
___
. 1
quit "A
in’t gonna
rail
mme.
J The year 192a had s
! thortoge, and 192) >t rnin tb
but we will never have
shortage.
They have radius which 1
carry in your yocko'. but a]
bn worse; mimvos- phon
were that snm!l*.’
Tutkogee (Okla.l man
vote m d was elected. It
own vote. Now n" ran
himself.
^
•s J
BEFjdlt before things boom ngnin.
who said, ‘ 1 will kill any sheep
B KH I’m tbinkin' thnt the worriv
£\An' hard-WmClm he get* before
How
then,
can
you
more
fittingly
sanctify
the
Sabbath,
’
11,41 *"t,s lie.”
i*Help a fellow prirc bis blessings
And a good fortune nil the more! day than by seeking devine inspiration in exalted passages
IT IS N'llT absolutely impossible
of the Bible? You can't, provided you are equipped with a |thllt „
demented, and in
_ the hasbpnd seems cross, it’s
capable
understanding
sufficient
to
absorb
all
that
is
best
j,)ltrt.ri,llt
t(»
pain,
mould
crawl
drably tho'cros*-w°rd purilc.
from your reading. A child learns his "num bers" in school' through th<' door of a furnace into
— 2— o--------head*-arc better than onr| thnt he may Inter work his arithmetic. He learns bis alpha a blazing tire, and shut the door
Ided you're matching him.
bet that he may sometime spell and write. In the same way nftei her. but it seems improbable.
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an
adequate comprehension of the Bible must be founded upon The Krv. M:1. Shea Is ley says lie
i December 1. Circus Dny—or
a
complete
and effectual interpretation of the principles o f j ,VMs »ttru<ti-d t,. the furnme »,y
hither, Congress convenes.
' --------- ---------this great work,
(he smell of hunting flesh, but I
• man’s got his nose to the
This is the purpose of I lie Churches and Sunday Schools i was too late,
tone, It's not likely to in*
of the country. Too bad the Bible is not taught more ex-! ,,. .
., .
Up. n
“IN' A
\ RUSSIAN pti«nn,
pti«on, a Niln
Nihi
tensivcly in the schools ami colleges of the country; loo bad.
HK.
— <----o---------‘ Ii^t, feiinnc Hint torture
might
Jnpan la going to try prnhihi- also, thnt it is not taught in tho homes; but it is not, and it
S i B . So wlR, tho rest of the world remains for the ecclesiastical lately to disseminate among the I force him to betray hi* rominden,
hidiling to the tmis of u window
Sooner or lattr.
people those implements necessary to a total prying of His
i high iq> in hi- i ell. managed to
J I h i Loul rille Courier-Journal j secrets and a complete grasp of His word.
i pul! up hin body, altovi the fboue
of ■ ne Foreign I’nllcv,
Good mothers and fathers should see the importance of
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JUST IN PASSING
Ily R. J. ItiH.I.Y
Fell,
ened rn>
SATU RD AY EVENING SERMON]
JU Her. W. IlumpricH
id hearted that lie ftiarphi Sanford Ituil I know nii
t.
cm ,'or .a few il
il j cut il after I hud loam .
When the waves of hysteria. | :"t only gather in. snd
aji.y the fruits of tibeifv
11 at a, doulil- and put tiran hill», un '
. an all )• ! * idy for .a tug evt-ry kind uf liuncnitlind, ereiUed by m , mry. of toleration of
New (lull Aiitilstiic !bi\
over
i she halve t sea-on f..r ■■lection ( amjiaigners. begin to sob
Thank giving and then <'hi islinas
e but bo ever ready to
tile busiee-s men.
-idc, and sober thought, sound -,ut th - liolping hand of fi
i- eiw u\ s s'liiii> mr • l In- g i ' wers judgment ami g mil feeling again ‘ n these who are brave cr
Ill-Ill I .1 11o I bmr b tinI. I ■tin* c i nut bi :i.ging get a I'hiinie, we find the wheels h In themselves, who hattli
wlm ln>I 1h r i n11v let t u> T•'f t'1.1.1 tb
of governntenl are si ilt running strive for the natural «nd
.,nv hi.w
U0l>d pri.
mo.ithly, a good man accepted by given right* of self j?overnm|
mr. , l.f nil, is chosen to guide a chip of f,,, home and firetidf.
(j i . i t . .1 I II >)f t'llk Ii. -u ii t > III!.) . HU'S : iti,nit till'
lit- i. . I |, ■ . . - I p. f ,. i ru.’iUN \ •in w ((ti -late, people are going about their
The proper disposition of
|8iV<i t :
1 . * III, 1111k K WIi, b : . i ,
usual confidence, cx presidents at 5 imu pr*
lint «f>»” 1 ' b.tt h i u a: ,1 t b c \ ii, -ul.! Ilk. t. . ) f L'ji.lf-li* 1 t'Y a fr\V b-isuiess with
ronipi sure, and trust in one an -, concern to those who would
d o l l u i - ,, » . m d tbeti
atid hung on
othi r and we wonder what it was pose o f all thing- "ordettf
f f i ^ o f courao it had nothing to do y j
jf they are g o o d (.'hrislians th ey wilt c o -o p e r a te w ilh '
"' ' j1 ' J' " ' 1 '
* ■| (
* 1j ?
1 *
mn.
i !...(,' .'i T a l l vi> . i 1 V - If i:i
>ith.
alt r'loiit. Wc Her. ihal in renlity, sweetly," Should thi-y ventffl
B
? W “ ■ f r uy ’ " 1* lUi-jr H
n ,I»
i I.. .I 1..I.lv, 1l.v nlt.-n.linti , Chirrll
tl„ ,,-lv,-,
- lor I« tilki.N ..........."
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II MU l-.i III - lut h r ! *>
■K . r 1
. . . I I
I
»
ff,
uiMi*tinI fI* l *’I MUiml mn to hut Kl. 1 , in . i-l, , i i ili i t ri I li 1. Ii. 11’ pi i. t-i
not tho people but tho politicians devote their time, their em
foot Swollen.—Hea<l \nvy Hnould hr old m o t i o n to ^id tin* valm* of thr I r a i h i n ^
thMl *j
|.t x %
ted
lap ii. 'v . In t ii
were excited.
'the people have their knowledge an.I co
i
Not t» bad
It might be uli,up— hut also l»y sending their children to Sunday School,]" 4*1*1 It) S Wiff bnidii hi* t ,iri f ul
til.:
latq-h
on
the
rpel! blndei* *o tor thtfic gift*, to works itf
4 " — ladianwjolla Ncw». Amtax insistently and consistently as thry si n I them to day
ni
t
-1
Sanford
ff
’I -1, ’ ’ |-g,.i, of I'ulul k i m o i'll In |iroc i
ly in\ »*?*' thrift <1
t of fact, they both are.
»
P"ak,
for
in
this
n piibtic the pen- ;im) continue to serve their
:i
hide
In
m
;
«
.1
'
it'river
a.ni
b
id
in
via the v
and by
urging
I
w
---. schools,’ ----‘
ri f’ their children to read their Bibles
,’i’».!L"il‘
'
.i
.
. . ' t.r.y. with honor
mid
l
lie
ii.iiit
sank
i
I
M
V
ill
bt
a
ft
i
r
I
t
her
wide
of
I
i
In
nut
it
ul
.
Till.
.'
!(•(
K
mill
ket
emitinuo4
bad IbWaF'a few yrara agn and study their Sunday Scl.ool li-,niiv as const lent mush as
While tin people1 keep m mind
. , .. and, dignity,
.
i nine
•f water, We lie. I ihi* .............. . on which our gov- bc“ ’' c’ ’ul‘l lh‘ > *1'' th»n
bin mg. 72 Nlock. going n, n**w 1 ju-t o ff tin !• ikheud « bd ii ii. '
gramake tiiff' world MAfe for w - 1(heir favorite subjeit in the dn\ school
mocracy.” Voii Imd Democracy
_____ ___
''• * III! ii \.li 11*- .innietit j- founded, they are safe U h-.* American go-ju I of tolfJ
ivi
high I'Mei-s yi't( iilu). tin lulling no. 1. 111g fa- il.1 < badly i F an I'm -I
it. ilr’ir peace and piosje-rity, what-| How could they but ter scrv*
i
.
,
IS Mi 111mid
ii rid Mi iii.hot 11nI . J1ii i ty up. M1
Duii’l Wait For An “ Appear’
•1. r may the party in power, what- , erica ihnn by ? t o . idler th,]
'1 ii : h:m
in: IIn. n -ha i in i o n 1
i y. i lIn
f the executive. ] trine of liberty and imieprsi
• I*, 1 Hill pill up ' ' ' 1,1 11 ft* \ •Hh Ini,i 1.
I
riiu sin p ,• .i,
•Id m tb. lit-1 two bum» <if Mad
If
II'.!.
of ttie.se Hindu everywhere?
be
..lie
It will soon be time for the Children's Horne Society oi
ami.i.uiee f.-t * -■ * mMlHi p,IP 1 1" ' . 1Pit t. 1 . •*1 I Li iMni;i>
If they would o. coaid da|
no i ’ k- ..f c . eriintelit Hint yve
mg
Florida
to
send
out
its
annual
appeal
lor
Christmas
dmia
jnea wllFMt-ll
-bn.il.l r. ineinbi i and udliere, l,i future generations would tin
I:- >:o. ful Ih.vv \nii rink your
»
w
WiiuM,
iii
.
i
-til rt.i* ut., Mi* u■ji . ,
1..md ih.'-i,I 11u- r J- 1 ■
lions for the hundreds of little hoys and gnG who will imd
Yet *k
mt-.o il. .ti another, and nut in rail them blessed
h- tf> 1** tlh
iter, Imitating wild turkey themselves l ins year. Itying to have a ‘‘nmiry Christmas" Mi. i Mi, ed e of tlull iiiaeNtimu. 1„
good I-l . '
t h. l • . i 1 ! * - 1 |.| . i t
PI a. I
at all tun.
Il is ih« better still is, and each until]
II. c.ih I.il. a I** bow \ou •, . I i- ■ 1estat.l ii 1
wav miaUken for (he bird
proa..
1.1 • ...
n - i •» l If ..«* 1.
"t all I..let at ion. And lino) to do it. nd afficiil
f another nyjn'**r and shot. There without the love and iai«* of father-, and mothers —a "m it .. uny t b. ng : III l|(T I In r. i- a gi i-ai
I’ I *
i as \y>■ f u get Ihat. we professionally tail hv ht, til
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IV be such. A thing as doing Christmas" with im homes other than the temporary sbeiii-r di >1 nf r111■11>v in i bit* i -unify, a i l
l.-.y‘ o and d.tua | and al. towards others. >a<h m ha|
too wtlP
o f f e r e d by tin great c h a r ity m aintained by (h e peopb ..1 it i ..iilnm- iioiny f... la II Hie pullet d measure ran by ' g ....! will to*
. db I(lo J.1 .. born of pi >ile a! IV. . I
-y.l
I
la.-k
1
!
' V, . ■ - * o----- Hi e i i , -tail- gaud.In., mi a big
( f.1111•'
Florida.
llie ilaughiei ..f ,,, nio min" administer tin anti-f
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inn
a,
Tnmpu dm build a l>ri'* ~e
-iitle, I lie not ttiri.iti ••-hurl'" will
an.* Hi. aii.rher of a blond ol otb Hint will kill the deadly nil
Tile sen d in g mil o f tins annual uiqu al nni.-l I . dish, arfeii he l.vi-lid a.I mil --I -tilipe
■I.
Baa Tampa ltuy to St. I’etert H \i- it •i
, ..I • , -I.
IlifSatri \
1 t foilleintolerance.
why can'k Sanford build one m g business Im Hie l.u th lu l w orkers at tin- C h ild ren 's l b tmi 1.
In ill 11.
11 1 mi nut
■.
I..
Whether in public it
.vei i-m
t -i■iv and ri
MB Ifttku Moiuoe to Knier S o c ie ty Iieadijilartcrs
l.tiKh A SI III! I I>. Kngl'l- hman
Ii must >i - m In U ptii Ural by iln .In. • t finht f t Hi, iigiit* ot life, in the n-iUti.wl or txca
)?
n!- ..f
.11 n "Hot.
Noting Ilia' il.. i
ant .1 h
i I am for n. \ „\y | •sphere whetltur in ».«rial.
little, I he people o f i'lorida w ou ld need in> ni .re 'a p p e a l
n who think-, -av that Ibd.l.e.i-n
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--------- kept di.vvt. it. \-.|-ii.a l.j 11-.«
o'o . u . what of a im.-M in the rial *ir mercantile nut ten, l
I . | I- still S,ll |..I|t'g I I-, ii i.« uur lit* it fi. ;• . • * 1.ri 11 » It 1.1 1 • I t
;A tklft throultb the celery and m m e b e g g i n g that tiny d o th en s :m p V d u ly Inward the Ii luel that ti1111■■-( ■veiyliintv ban
I-Ian <* . r i .',1 ion. II.dv Wiit tills speak of religious affairs,
♦
. » vs !*!•!
y . ■ bet ter t u |-r-l i »• u . u Hie 1IM , •
iu>t t f
I'o think thal alllu111.dull
i growing Heetioph of San n a m in g o f I ins great and e v e r g r o w in g w m l.
Aloe.-I
i-vi-ivbodv
.re live* for h loself atone.": our lelations
one with
lint ulinio t ' ...... ilimg to to I1-. - •" i i ill pi II . f-f ’ ll* 1 1Mli H ** 1 1 rr is* i.ii If tin
r-Vrifi convince any visiinr *'( i n r em in d er should have to he sent that montA is needed homes hasn't un an' nod b
I fait in r e agnize the |tnlcrnlitin should la* our
I
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1
IIIl,l>
hope
I..
.
val..| Icasoli ul.. v
» J i - 1Vtlli MU’ lui rit s U i • w IV
" f th,H|are needed fo r s c o n - o f ch ildren , bereft
p a r e n t.,' 1 e i v f l ’...... ,
. i*rlit s < f my fellowim-n, 'hough w,n 1- 1° the word* of the a|
he In
pagan, I am to thal i t-l I’aul “ Ue not overcome bf
[
■■- —
, U I) tnillK litiil. m»«*s low a id 111!* tiutlvlfi^ lit li suit* util! \ty JI ^ti, «li»ii|»hti*i, hrnthrr or ni «
f 1 # t .si li i » • • ; r 1* U \ltl l h l c i 1 r* i It * i*(.U
i'ho Sitting > ii
.t on American and uu-Ubrist but nit renme evil by R'odflea hint, u.i-mitiug to the happy h o m e !
ier.
li.,1. It lor in*tai.ce I am not as
if then yve be true ta our i
io.it nainenl
tp - l
■ i • 1111- til'
»
t u ! 1 rm.i l»* iMi h i\\ iii.*1 '.V ijt
tojTimi-*; i* the laical ili'M'i’
Csnnlly fit C h i is t m a - linm, Imw. m . |-'lm ,da peoolc e,\.
I ecu fur til tin legitimate rights J in *1 and religious hrriti*A|
I i fl ank-giving ! lay
. il le.nty t.
and t» quill- nil mutrovcmi ill | I .
|
, , , .
,
HOI.SlIt.y ISM I A N T grow in
and pi ii ill go* .
the Slit hut a* cannot close our ears to to* I
the Kt. Vitus, but h..» tb.
^ ll1. K V
U «,
.
. 1 .hU|
°
s la te s great
L. , Sll(U., , „ r m;iBy
,
I fall of charity, to the c y of
; |i i\ --ie.ru • I ai a fui 1tig “ fuiiay
T im e »c<fi the , noiic 11u« 1. 1
c. u n ity
k e n n i n b e i i n g that 1 I ii-tn ta s is pinmliarlv the - .r.s, Tli.* a in
lute in ..n, m i
11firry NN- .1
in > i g a “ <. old iden • * • •e.o"
-li.'M in the praetiei* of t..l fiont whatever quutivr.. .
— —— o
I ch ild ren ’ day. many people w h o may at o th e r tim es in* tug- '•"*> The turn that there i- plenti i i'l/i tie ami on
. tn si urtlvles is bent. '
oll.l il Young l >|i I ironce
In so far us yyc a r e tin Red Gross yve can fulfill 1
Two pint* tdakv II nuiiri a od.gn rdiy m ihmt g iv in g c o m e f o i w u n l with tealtv g en erm i1“ *"1 «"d opportunity fm tb..,- K.ip Uompany V.
\a I d.lei Man." W< II
>
w
u.g
Hal.
N.
al
..
tb Uhri-d -i .-ms to be our idui'i duty is]
inlot
iant.
we forget the
IK'V*-l but have intelligence anil wilting
bln law of tnviy'we forget that al regard. Argument i» unn»
HcruKti tIh.un’Uii'i'."<*ui».
W II UK I (lo 1III
- y. - i y« .ill.I be No. Ni - >
- j a.
bat
•»ii
DeaaV an- suit- j i ^ ' l n b l i C o i i s to the S o c i e t y ’s fu n d-, or the Society 's v Jp ue-s to work, i- another reason
m ri are creak'd d u a l ,” ami re I lie Red Croita is America^ I
know|v<c_” lull, about purs, ii8 I hr ra.M* !May Im*. A n d |» i*tf«t*i cits 1* It ridr. run\ «»nt < I be fuel thal the population :<
<• the "lex tuliunis" iidaliation known to sufferer* the worU]
Utiarlie II. I i
a i-i .ol fi .n: >oapb-d v ill t. >- IV tei I or mote
It
and quart*. —- Mai etc,,n> do itself l bjs year, i n the atnminl ol it- g iv in g to the work -hi inixei! i> anil In i i canon
any racial eh nil-at slarttal llM •! \-.ling ninnl
lard. Thvjr’ ve got our mini for Florida's in-edy i luldren.
t . I . Ki-n the govenii i w.t ■ i -- i h i w a - i .ken tor 1'it.di-runro is neither I 'hi 1st mn ri.ir Red Cross nurses and doctenl
Ann-Mean. Even tin* fi ,t i- t pagan! workera are found the work
I-, .min or an;,Hung nut of tho
Vt
I
I bit tins g n m g -lioidd ri<■t be d e la te d until the "a p p e a l" w IV. the uthei t-lei.ii Us would take th. HoVernor .1 t1r ■ I-I.iid «eve,al tunes
spurn* its livei \ "fhi lint., nth yvhereever there is war <w
i rs as you v-uiil.f Inn,' : hetn do lance, wherever fire <*r
M i Duchy of Sagan i- for <ul. « otin-s. Il t l n 'S o t i e t y i-mlil g* t .ill ol it- C lin trua- m nn y pi uupt actl oi
Wo yveie ..i! i .1 .1 I .*•> el n i anu Ml
H ,ii. ;.inl i, >\i rnor unto y u ’’
|fiat is In gulden or other scouruge, visit* •'fj
You 101,91 huii a b-.inogeneoufor the payment of afi.iuio.imo weeks ahead «d t h i i - f i i i . s . how min h m m e s i m ly i .old l
r
I..
iikt l Hi i n . yyhen IIn y dts- rule that is iiiodirutn.ii
A
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1
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1
I
be
i
•.
t
and
Mi
hr
tlu,t is tion of the human race .
|i. |.Illation to iiniki- uny great i n
lorolxi mark* yoil van liecotm an
pl ot ill,- fo r I il-- I In III) h i - " m e r r y < hi i-l m as", and al l lie sam e o lot ionary mini-meat a sueie- - i mharked f rom 11„- limit and w
lippn e H>.
i : ed their i>ut 1 at ten pi 1in..-,' that i- toleiunce-—
A dollar for the R*41
fir* linkc. Wo’er writliqr the Uuchy i
........
that is t'hi islian tb..t u- \rneri- means in practice, tolerBwCaj
Anil you wont hate nirh a popu
tIn < ountty t lull ",
^ t r y a wont »m in Tb« Santm.i '
‘
uk<' H's
, " 1 1h*’ »'lih,l>' ed Work of i'.I2f,
.Id bay. played if tiny Imd the tune
in,i*
! cy. charity, patriotism. P“ “‘
lalion here for a long tune.
In tin- euentry w na i v. a* u py. humaniLnrianism
"
The governor- and all of the \isitur, yv
mu.ply tam ed away
MUSSOLINI complains, justly. yy;lli Sanford and iIn- ( .unity ( tub and lb, y.geiable Imidn and the gri ai . h'jtehinan. n.
A New York paper niiik* to
lung since | love for our follpwmcn. R*1!
Hot! our Immigration laws are i
dead was w.oit to -aWE KNOW SO LITTLE
liberty1 for those who give and *of
Oils: “ Rudolph V a i l - 1 . III... I. g n u
I,ajdship for Italy
Itiey are an good people of this cou'ity
with,m license. authoi: without who receive.
trig whiakcra. kills n e t palm,
I A MCA TIM I S
mbiiituly greater haidshtp tor the
P"b- in.” Some i,I h, r happy
Should the near futur
'tied “The Face in the Foliage".
I want to say i gin here tlu.t the I.ongyiood tienple pulled a gu.,.| wiilii ha* said. "Mat democracy G*mI forbid—find this cc
United States. Tin Hiillful wmk
“ to be fpll of luilr bii-a.llb
An im hni*i»liiL*i>*t
wh'i un^M elVilunlluii ut aliricnt Egypt Fi •is dial Italy would -end to ns, Klimt whin tiny l.ai 11>.ul.-.t i !,e loud ai’d di'tu'irid the goyerm.r- I,, d'»* - not maun.” I
am good as at the mercy
of the
______
I'if (ifM'l ilii d, [H’rfiapw. «•* n uwlij AUarili-. like Mu. Mink In* mill tliut yye sltipi.lly refuse to ad
Von nil- lait it doe. .....in you are i stricken bv plague or otWf..
Hu
1
1
large
H'.u
k
Until,
i
W
.
Enl
.'.niingci
ami
Mayor
Walker
n
||'1.
» , . .i . (uuvUmi -uith n vri> vivid irn»K miilli tin- wine- and furerer di- ntit, represent tin- very wealth that
a* I urn
Tlu-se
tw o' fortune--all thing# » fl' - .
and Mine Host Ul.,ik yvi-,.- there ’ yvith the real stuff and I engwin.d a- good
P c n*acol| New* insUtK that m. , uUt
,.Miug tab
l av.- pu' t.u e*lii. ..I and the
re- who would not wit-h be »•“
njunltyli. w f . from the cf „
Clmtmrl„ „ Ktt 0)lUlet, appeared. Dunindly ’» story uf At thin nation need-.
will
l.ii)!*
tetuain
in
the
in.
in,
i
\
uf
the
y
u
itor*.
Iniill* wa- Miippurted by iiucieht
Everybody knowthe service
ligiotiK cotueii!iun .,f „iir
a dollar to the Red i ro*p^
lion hitard »o long a. tbe|t.0lrtu 1;liOUO J(.llr,
, h„ ,„ „ ,M U
adit ini
r«.
\
m
a
mil
k.
I
l.imoln
in
l-ciity
ha* Its dnngerN 1**
KMl ahglgle* la tolerated. , „ f
„ .ontalmil li lliple-, anil by iiitinumt-nin nn.iitbal Italian liming ration has m iAt least seven / ting delegations in Sanford in the i
the ruin* ul which ait dared the United St.iteH in the
lib Hie V.el* km w wmd- “ Of the pr i - i soothing We loose *U(«>M
ua tiwl a proper uau of . (’-i.UUU.OOO white mhufritanla. of a even now being exhqtqert in ( en- |byillding of rsilritud*. in pgricul- have told me thut mu pinpeity is,too io» and tthtn tin
»m nui pie by the i i o[ile. !,:u| for Uo
lib ingle* "urtng Ltho right , ^
Uie ideals and forget our
dagree of civil,uli.m.
I bey trul A un i na. n,ul m g strikingly |Hire and tn other direction*. The
give* it fimn
f.uio the
in,.political
.. .ioand
......i ignore ..„.l
j-ii*ht**•'«
they u. i.k Un re is ....... ..
life w4dd
w
tbuth,.flgb1*
te'M trreaUy <0 |ml] ftU,ul every thing m the waV ........a, in const i mil.ul unit u pper ttallans that u , are now keeping many advantage* “ uii -all that *v* huyc to
angb
of
others.
c o n f l y ration] huxurd*.
rlvil,ration that we have, and |a nee i.. those ol ancient Egypt.
smile
jpker
ty
the
deal
I
f
we
raised,.the
pRie
to.vxhuV.'
it
shoal,)
out. and other good Europeans of
TI. • 'jjuy regin, illus Ct religWith success, we oraT,
u[ip4ienlly a great deal more. For'
Try
And yvhy should the story not Im Ore -right kind, would mean in a all of yur properly would move farter than it is moving today
kad arrangement# j ipskaucr, L)»«y went almut in i
’* •( f nner and lea* happy day*, (elfish and proud *
ii)
flying
J
gwdibli
"
V
S
e
know
that
tluold
few
year*
thousand.,
of
millions
and other regions, hive no place and ungratful even of t“ ^
ting he j debt l]i the unit- |machine*
________ __________
___ _andt _in-ir-', w<ui
that were i-ufcl
a
i* full of dead and gone i iv-| added ta the wealth of the United
in our fin jn of government or |Uw >f nil gooa gifts* Bat|
Ir thesrcj^re any doubters left in Sanford who think there i.-t mi i ml —
'iJthinfa
BuI ’Finland
:
. ^°**"^*
*" 1HiMTl..na‘
that have been l.urud State* and other thonaamla of millj
UMipnia ''aonu
rimana. ! V*«V
Huy. *''iS*1
Nothing
is
said atarnt toe
fm eountle**
oge.t beneatli ih,' ions to the value of land in the mo •. yito bettmade in Sat lord property |u-t ark Holland D.an or llow- in can neycr get nny countenance ing is all but here, to
Engbmd, nation* which
duinn
or
Char.
.
A"
"
'
rit*
Sl»
H]«.
«
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any
e-eo
nagoar
knee*
in
gratitude
w
.
the wiii'li *» telugraph. .tba sbifting sand., of the desorl. With United Statu*.
ofHhe
Sanford
Herald
or
the
writer
of
this
column
or
Char1
ard
I Uehc
fnite.] Stale* nioit huvu 1letePt'.oiu’ or the nun)l>eric«i
lhl' A marn-an Flag.' our many national **“1
tn recent tlinei « e have record * ..f
lie __
Rritt or
( Jack Davison of pine Crept or Frank U nodi „fl „ r j'.j n‘,^. , U- ,
i no arrangement*
for
nay
vent
ion*
ive
have
today
for
the
rr lev!;, ilk ,
V 'V
«;n*tit„t.iHuIly c*-( btesning*.
.■
pin*, oh
____
_ Kd Lami, A. P, UonncUy
cUv or N. H. Garner, Harr
Islands sinking
sink lug Iwnealh
beneath old la-can
oecun
;
....... »t ’ f
iur me isiamts
FI
FLORIDA
alone
could
uncfully
And I’^ttmd« i*after
I" ” 1 1.“ ' i“ 11 k,l,,wii principle)
Thanksgiving Day U * ,
« iL all,
« monly
m , annihilation of Ume und apace, but |wave*. Why not continent* with lake care of all Italian immigru- Wight, Gaorge Knight, J II Spurling, Oeo. D iCol.es, A. It. Key, Forrest ,1,,,' “lku,,
of Roman l.avv " lIi ......
.......______I
___ *s__ - rof..inirlnf.
us a
iiiernis
non] of / feasting,
rejoici11*M'1u”
#1 ip.uup.twu.
they me preaumed to have had I million* of |M-o|ilc? We have mdu Hon
Luka or anyDf the live win* who are Belling land every day. mldiii? m.i , ,, . , .
Y. ,• have here ly meeting* and innj^c*|!,
y
' l™ ’™
c a t,
wnn .
. .. . l'" ,ni **"•
continent wa. railed j bituhlc le.-ord*' of n.a'n’s ’ exisle'.we . be "enriched'' thereby* I’o
extent hou.ii o^d Otherwise building up Sanford.
r o e ^ k i o n wondored the Mu. and the proof of It* existonce on earth for thousand*— p. rha|,* I inconceivable.
n-'t mere toler- meats, a day on which
----nn« - i.ul th,.
"
* woman always t* found on some recently diarov.J milliimi— of yeare
Are We jusli
______
R'le Bn'*
and;i mas Day,'the
jpirtt
TRitlja you ihould know:—Thnt Samford has one of the lurge*t , b it * md ,
" " ’*l t'lin’ U
*
-n being kl..cd erod tablet* in India, trup.lated b y ; fitd in assuming that our civilixuWHY NOT PERMIT the differ- and most complete elec tric lighting plants in tlm Uale ami in con-, tigious » , l . ’ i
of .r1’* u manifgst; when
wu«*
Herald explained le a r n e d ^ I J u d d ia t t
___li.®®, * 1,0 Kfeoteit that lias ever cat State* to establish their own
junction,atith this plant one of the largeib icing plant* in the world, ini l!b.*rre^ l ' V> “ n‘ pol,u God* not Hko tbft Pb»
you atop to con- , ^
yin
“ n InUffHlng one \existed on earth, und that it .hall |uot*s, regulate their own immi- That tho Southern Ulditlt-s Co., ico more refrigerator c»i»'hera than
said “0h L'
■*
Baid
*
of tb* man you but the Idea on
which u
it i>
la b«4«d 1
|not pau
p*l3 away
mwfty „ nj ^ forgoUcn( (ration, and ngree to keep Immi any other point in the world, bar none. And la»t but not lva*t these , T!)i* glorious heriUgu handed cause
hi umrn
M 111*** **■!
illty
much.'' We read ia not new. Year*
'car* ago Ignatius ] a* so many others have before it ? grant* thus admitted within their plant* xwre brought to the high point of otfkdcpcy in the past few « | by
bo
| the father*
"**■*” oshould
ilv Ulu L
M
Jj Imen,
ITUi-If *'A
but
PUIk' tn “all
ft-* ■hu*,
i.-cd
■ua and aba said Donnelly, of Minnesota] wrote a l That is the inevitable
ins
atory of all i own bordora for a certain number year* thA>U*h tho untiring effort* of (pul. A. W, Hu*ton, the general
»,!? 1 , ^
tl(lt
’ J ,OUf!y
3 Kuariied,
RUUIUCU, |crjincc,
UlrtllCC, I]|J
f t l/t h K W j
reason at at!, at similar atory of a fabled enntin-nt! mankind through all the nu*t aue
of years after their arrival?
ninnui py, ;a«»d the annual pay roll* '^pr.Jiycso t>L»r«ta and for the gas ,,,,1.1 , , J ’ftftered away for any I who said
jng to get some OX- ridled Atlantis which stretched be-1 Why should It not be continued
W & .S ! .
continue
■Kere la only one kind of wealth,
sinner,
la when under tho former owucrahip amounted to a fng o ’i.h ; Pri’mif d l,y ”l‘>f seek-' me. a ah
B andI
of dollar*. Sanford'bo# some big p1*n(a and induat- that but If alh * rJuta,T' Not only t thankful, not
M s
have'i
think nothing about and a trip over tho citv would ahow V’
_Ut Jf .Ament‘
to Ye “true
we have
have received.-f®
t
to lhue
" V —b ■i*
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uni|we
as transportrd roueh of tbo'*lwn)-a existed as they are today. wo shut it'out not
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ion Tuesday afternoon at 3
at tho school building. Mat*
f.of importance will bc.alscusi' every mother is urged to bo
y/Mt
1 1
.
Phono: R e . 426
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.
S A NewWater I
"Fur T*«r Hwltli"
Evsryono, who has tried.this s
water catta (or a refill.
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Stiver Lake Springs Co. g
5
Sanitary hand' cleaning and, ■■■■■■■■■■■■■HHBHBHHHB b J"
:— ‘ ^ine- Scotch Woolen Mill*, 305
fc‘ 2nd. St.
M em bers o f M ethodist
Choir A r e E ntertained
M em b ers South Side Parent-Teachers
jL l-l.il?
|Side Parent
______.
Teachfer^s As so-
o
M1S3 BQ3AMQND RADFORD, SocietyEditor,
A
er« w
r
■As
&
CARD OF THANKS
Singer Sewing Machines
Tho. Afethbdist Choir ,enjoyed
Terms t« Hull
wish
to
thank
tho
friends
and
social
,
practice
Friday.;
night'
w
.
h
. McF a r l a n d
The South S
/Vfter the play reports were
Miia-tfju?
hors for their sympathy and
Association
heard from various committees.
SEMINOLE FURN.CO.
‘ flora1 offerings in our sad
Of Miss l i e 1*; ftomi
noon at thi
These reports were Very good.on
Vlissr Iso-VVj SO 0>»« 1st SI.
raetive with poldppt keft’avement and loss of our denr
tractive
school
buildl
the whole, and further'planp werc
il*Plcr
'
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■'F g. Watson,
baskets, Wit? and mother.
In
vases
nnd
baskets
well att
made. Plans were discussed nnd
and
Xmas carols S’, v * William Filman,
if •'
m a n ,'o p e n e d
laid to give h patriotic paniant on were prarared for some time. AftMiss Cary Filman,
Satur- turned it QV'
Washington’s birthday. This pag- ehtlifc tfcncarsal;a social hour w» " \ V.
K &
I.esley Filmnn,
mittco.
cant will include nil of the Primary enjoyed. Miss Ixm assisted by
,/
Robert Filman.
Tho progra
.Mhools. Improvements for ^ho Mrr. Roby luting and Mrs. Zfb
Pianos and Piano
Uptist Church; consisted of
school grounds were also planned, RatUff served 'a delicious salad
Sho; early— Dnintv gifts that
^(Cooper. Inl- fourth grade,
. ,
.Mrs. Stella-Arrliigton and Mrs. course with coffee.
Rolls
plense See the Quality Shop.
theme the
yuii ; - . . spirit. W. S. Barber gave interesting talks
Miss Julia l-aing, a bridc-dcct
l^bost^ss, Mi * Each of the little' .tots entered to the mother*. ;
Phonographs
and
tron Avon*: into the spirit of tho play and to
The unusual -large attendance of next vfsek was presented with
Records
every one. credit is due for the way shows the interest being taken by a lovely pit server ns n token of
the high esteem she is held In by;
(the Weatmin- in which they portrayed their parts, the mothers in this organization
the choir.
. I
Sheet Music
BC»nHrua*BU«KaUUHH3«BBB««BUn«IIBB»Ha«n«KBB«nUBKHEB
01 Mrs. t ” •
Bakery and Confectionery.
Those present at the meeting
Avenue. J Pa
Radio
Sets
and
Sup
DREAD. CAKES, PIES,
were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sneed,
u
AT
TH E CHURCHES
s - ■'' i' t*is
Mrs. Z. R. Ratliff. Mrs. J. E. Ter*
^
hoslennB
DAILY.
plies
n
JJjlJ Avenue; 3
, wlllinger, Mrs. Eugene Higgins, „ ITtil r- ll« m nmin amt I n’cloi k
Deep
down
in
every
heart
there
is
a
a
7, -uM L
Holy Cross Episcopal Church
PrcnhyterUn Church
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Crrnrr of (Ink lip. nml 1‘ lr.l M,
Mrs. Roby
Lning;
the Misses
Julia
Electric
Lam
ps
and
■I
8m yearning to be better and stronger in -g
hostess.
Services for the Twenty-thinl | Last Sunday was a fine day for Latng. Marion Philips, Rosamond
tu .
,
i "Radford,
- ■* 1 **
*
Auxiliary; Le Sunday after Trinity. Sunday
Mr. —
Slone and* **
Mr. -Cook.
A
ppliances
m
-itcharacter and life, and to realize fo r S-viT*-.
School in the High School A u d i - 1'*" C^ rch' There were large con-]
n
Pianos Tuned nnd Repaired
aktorium at 0:45.
; ffrcgatlona at the services and a 1 The ^Indies of the Catholic1 T h e Old M aids Club’
u
ourselves the ideals which our better ■•>i« * l
Phonographs Repaired
Services at 11 o’clock in the' fine spirit of worship prevailed. Church will hold their annual bn-1
B
"OPEN
AT
NIGHT"
V
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rrt
t
e
a
m en sritoni." vV'lirloltUJM
■rf&ty; IliBh High School Auditorium, lit which1Six adults and one child joined tlie zaar nt the
Woman’s Club on
nature dictates.
S
Thursday, December
11th 1921.
I Rt. Rev. Cameron Mann, llishop cilurch
IrtHcJay. Nov. 25.
8Pstttii i\ u.
Ilnzaar opens nt 2 n. m., chicken
Li...
SocUl Depart- |of Southern Florida will preach.! .... ’ _ .
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... ,
A i.n jirr>«ia I m l li*w \ tit l l l ' i r )
Every
part
o
f
our
C
’hurch
service
dab; hostess, |There will be n celebration nt the „
•t’n " ‘os Sunday will he J,!i 1nipper served from G to 8.
'«
311
ICasl
Second
Street.
l*» **%h? ir-rlMti
i hurrh
follows:
|
-------Holy Communion.
A *t in ( mm hi it 2T*|p m i ll fillp
1p. mPhone 03U-J
from the first note o f the Organ Pre
---------■ , 9:45 a. m. Sunday School.
i S? " u h Woolen Mills adds Jewel
U in g -M o e le
First Hnptist Church
I
11:0(1 a. m. Preaching service rv 'h-partmrnt. C.unrantced jewel*
t’ o. Mrs, Ro»iy
lude to the last word o f the Refrain is
A
Sundny School 9:30 a. m.
I 2:30 p. m.. Junior ( hristian En- rv* ~ !f T1<’t satisfied come back.
n. R. R Lld—
"A
HOME
FROM
HOME”
—
“
A
HOME
FROM
HOME'
Morning
worship
and
sermon
1!
deuvor.
"
;
and
we
give
you
a
new
one
FREE,
n
planned to help you to this end.
rrfhears/d.
Subject. "The Correct Es- 1 2:30 p. m.. Intermediate Chris- So,ifl (t°ld
silver. All latest r
t u t S a l e 1 a r ; ii. m.
I
!8
W
timatc
of
Life."
J
tian
Endeavor.
designs.
305
East
2nd
Street.
jpcjiUuiL school
: a
•xWETi
We invite you to these services.
Toung People’ s Un>'ons 0:30.
I 0:30 p. m. Senior Christian Fn- ! =----- •:
o
'■ $
Baptismal service 7:30.
deavor.
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Evening •JUPject., "A i riplet of
7_-3u n m„ Evening Worship.
kofU'SH. Mtf.
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THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The.....................................................
Session will meet after the
Jin, J. I>. 1’ a r - Life Verbs.’
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Sunday Dinner
:
Bible study and prayer meeting morning service for the reception
x ■
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of members. No Session meeting
M flX l a a S B a O B U r .P H S B B B B a B B B B B B B B B B B B B H B B B B B B B B B B B B B B
;J T
^Kng: Metho- Wednesday evening 7:30 o’clock.
•as
---------at night.
11*.
A GOOD HOTEL
.Methodist Church
l Mr. William Schneider of Plant
i
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This is the last Sunday before City, a prominent layman,
will
u
Hoar; Library
O S U X r B IB B .* B U B * * H * * * .B B B B i:B B S B B iU B * B B i* B B B i* B B IIin j|
DINNER
DE
LUXE
'3 1
the annual conference meets. Sub- : speak at night.
s
I.ongwnutl, I'T;i.
•
B
jeet for the morning service will
______
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c
Served. 12 M lo 2 P M.
1B
- - —
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i be "The Church of God in
the
la accordance with the Sanford
X n
Served 12 A. M lo 2 P. M.
r— (1
World anti Our Relation to
It. ’ cur-tom, a union Thanksgiving serram
if,
5
■
The evening subject will be “ The vice participated in by practical!v
~ u
11) 2
'Argument That Could Not Be An- all of the churches in the city, will
(*!.. I'll I'hvCS
Celery
^
S
6:30 nmsi-j swered.”
j he held on Thanksgiving day at
.^
Sunday School at 9:30 o ’clock.
the Baptist church at 11 o'clock
I
w
S.»i|i
0 15 C.en-1 Epworth League meets at 0:30 at which time. Rev. W. J. Carpen
Serves You At All Times
X
o’clock.
I ter will speak.
(ikrri
Chicken
okra
l.ici.siana c
D
l*rtpare.!
l>
>
the
n
u
.od
Chef.
■
6:30-7 or_ —j-----The
Congregational.
Baptist.
X
Fid el is (lass
1Episcopal, Methodist and 1'resinJack Hunter, fi>rnr*r!y W;:."hWITH
Sliriitip .i la New her',7 Chicago i The Fidelia Class of the Baptist terinn churches are co-operating in
in g to n .
I’ rice SI.at) p er pertunic.
church plans a 100 per cent at- planning the service, and a cordial
D
P3 ■
sen .
.Make ren erva lin n s nt|
Dflit inus Salads. Pastry and Hot In inks
I 5orchea- tendance of its members at Sundny * invitation is extended to
every
Fut i re
X
a
later than Mnnilny eveni.ig.
Parlies A Specialty
^ n
School tomorrow.
; man, woman and child in Sanford
CHOICE:
(42;i| 7:45
N u M -m hu 2 1.
5
5
u
Roast Young Turkey With Sage
Try tmr Smith American Coffee— with pure cream
S sB
(481> 8 %serDressing and •’»anberry Sauce
PERSONALS
.T *
X
(S2fi> 7.30-9
Small Sirhon Steak
C 1B
M ezzanine M oor R ou lh’s Bakery
! Hays Cone expects In leave Sat | Mr. and Mrs, S, S, Richly, of
Saute Pi nvcm ha’i
Star
-- :
Melbourne, were in the city Fri
Ire!:1C*.
, urdny in his car for New York
K
B
l pi j | p to attend to business.
M
'day the guests of \fnendt Mr.
\ L G l TABLES
---------Lielity was formerly the ownot of
— " A H O M E F R O M H O M E - — - A H O M E FR O M M IIM I '.'' l ; i a i , nr.ianRMHBIinNRpIII IM U gM M » > » > > < « » i » > ) i
Maxwell Stewart. Peter Sclianl. the Melbourne Times.
Mill H-tf: 15
Stuffed Spin li.l Haki-d I’o' . toes
Joe Gonzalez, and Frank Mnrkwood |
______
a hi \ idili ■l (4921 0:20 formed a congenial party motoring
J. |R Hintermistcr returned Fri
I l cm h I’el, s
; 8:15 organ: I to DcLund Friday evening.
day night from St. Pel cf.shuig a inI
CIOO) p -10
---------I Tampa where lie spent the past
H I
uu
< :;i M..fl.us
it tenm
* f nt. and Mrs. J. M. Hushee nnd few days attending the opening >1
(45ft,
7 ur-'J- V. Boswell of Vienna, Ga.. are ||),e Gnndy Bridge.
5|'i r v l .at 11.
1 . el
i spending several days iri Sanford
___
(>j2,
j;, st.r_ the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo A.
Till i I i mt i hi ( i i ..a.
Cotiuley.
I'ii.-ii.: * ahFresh
O
ysters
I52lil
llilde
••I
DAILY
G.
H.
Morthlnnd
of
Ocala
is
1
fri si rvi. i
B.usfon < nut i Pie
Fruits and Vegetables in
(Ml111 S 30 i spending several du.vs in Sanford
attending to business, while legis
Season
I. ,i
• df. ■
Mili
Rensonnhl,- , , ices
utvr-i 0 30 lered nt the Valdez Motel.
ROY \l. FRUIT Cl).
Plot K 51 *25
\ r t ( It* V V i ' B l r r i i t tilt* it
Leo. .1. Cullen of Miami, with The
Jt cfii'd «; :ty
, Florida Finance Corporation is
(lid, i. , |IU, ,.],1spending several days m Sanford f
_
•
the guest of the Montezuma Hotel
i h is n ti s. k ■ b e a
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MILLER’S
F. P. R1NES
The Orange and Black
VALDEZ GRILL
ROUTH TEA SHOPPE
Thanksgiving Dinner
“ A HOME FROM HOME ”,
uinenss for Thanksgiving
\
72-inch All Linen Damask, unbleached
$1.75 to $2.50 Per Yard
1s Hill Laundry Co
BUY ------ S E L L ------ KENT S
( *t*‘u n
ftc p a tr
T Y P E W R IT E R S
J kf til. Fit lit
Tool uii unking
SaMsv innriiiiig
(hut not a
H. S. POND
Hank
S an ford
a
Trum Cnmpanf
I 'l l l i n e 2 2 3
fail to cornu
‘k* record
Live models display- 5
inf? Fall Footw ear at S
Lloyd Shoe Co. on Fri- jj
day anti Saturday P.M.j *
ill h»u Pi ices
U 110 Sec the
•rrv- Tluiiiks-
m
r.
r
m
-‘tim
7LJ-ineh Damask.
Family Finish 15c ll>.. nnniiii mi, Jt.50
Must ire
Flat W i,i
Dry CU-aning und Dying. Preying nnd Pleating
$ 1 .0 0
Office McMullen’s Barber Shop. ^IMione 1)11't
I3 B D 1
Old Time Warning
B
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hop Early”
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a
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McLAULIN’S
:■ :H
B 1m
or* imw open.
The most varied and tlu■ H
**■ " "'k ever dinplayi'd in Sanford.
5 ■
Jewelry
Diam onds
- a
we have
are
i
DO YOU BUY YOUR
B
Leather Goods
»KSets
Desk Sets
"I rt r - >
Pin Sets
$ 5 .0 0
Ii
Do you purchase insect
and disease control
- nr
J
-
•*
§ 8 .7 5
per
4
$ 6 .0 0
SET
a
B
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KILGORE SEED COMPANY .
no/.
It
ii
•'<c(
«< y
mi
OOZ.
■ ■
Scarf, Tray Cloths, Buffet Cloths and
scarfs to match. All hand embroid
ered on pure linen.
SET
$1.00
TO
•*$4
$7.50
HEMSTITCHED LINENS
,
$ 2 .7 5
I
$ 7 .5 0
to
-I
ALL LINEN MEDEIRA PCES
Hand embroidered Viinity Sets in
Voil Proof Threads
B
B
$8.50
T«>
15x15 incites, beautiful quality linen.
ALL LINEN VANITY SETS
s
■
ALL LINEN HEMSTITCHED
NAPKINS
‘♦ Ii
/Tip
Pjllow Cases, Luncheon Cloths.
All sizes.
- l " J k ■«-.
BUY THEM FROM
LEVI YOUR GIFTS NOW.
$ 1 2 .0 0
Pl-piece, all-linen Medeir: t st*ls
Are not the cheapest per poumJ but the smill
extra coHt pays big dividends
Four Weeks Until Christinas.
to
MEDEIRA SETS
OR
S
H "■
H'B
s:s
•:
$ 6 .5 0
»
i Niagara Dusts
Chinaware
$ 1 .2 5»■ YARD
All fine linen with colored border.
oli-ineh cloth and 1 napk ns.
jiosc, ( iold, Blue.
■
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INSECriCIDES
BY THE POUND OR GALLON
am *
I'lain ami1d<’sij*'ns
".■ .i f
In several pal terns to match damask
inches
LUNCHEON SETS
IH H H a H H H B B H B B H B B B H B H B IlH H n B H H B H B B B lIB B H H B n B B H a x a B B B
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ALL LINEN NAPKINS
!) A M A S K
Our Service— Everythin# a Lmimlrv t'a.i ih».
Our Special
IEBBI
$
$3.50
PER SET
to
VJW
$5.00
—
PLANT CITY
McLauliii
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Optometrist
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Write Us For Information On Disease Control
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PENINSULARCHEMICALCO.
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Manufacturers of
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; Sanford
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H eadquarters fo r T oys, D o lls and Story Bboks
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iTlE R A LP, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 2 ,1 92l-
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— — diet] InM.tato, o____________
n July S
l!!l
»*. r_ lorWit I
/I n the County o f- Ketnlnolr.
^ 5/-7;
M
Now therefore, thru* nra to fit*
and ndmnnlali. nil amt, almr'ulnr dm
kindred and Creditor* .o f nald d «fe h jn l. to he and apftftfr. before tl>U
•Court on or before the IZth tlny of
November. 1*X«. nnd file objection.
If any they have to the granting of
1
W
ni
IC Iim v r
|V| I V
* R
undreds of Alumnae And
lend# ’ Will Flock To
raincsvilic For Florida*
’ Drake Football on Nov. 27
tntters nf admtnlamtllun on Ml<l
t___
a l e ,| o t h e r w i s e
t h e aauie
aa u
will be
granted to aonre fit person or peraons according to law.
Wllntaa my nam^as County JuuKe
of the County nforeaald this 13th
dor of October, IMt.
K. P. HOUHKHOLDKH.
County Judge.
Oct. 13. 10. ST. Nor. 3. I ft.
Band.
, - “F“ Men.
Program for tomorrow— Mi. Mil
ton Yeats.
St'
Yells—
locomotive.
3 ” KV' Florida.
'*••■ War Wboop'
Univrrsity Kong
“ Oisinge at I
' ^lue.”
\ /
Informal Reieption
1 'ifenlly,
Student", A liunin mnl F, lends.
10:00 p. m.
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h»*r* ud.* *4i‘
fain of Di^ke Team.
Moiidn vs. Ih,ike Footlmll Game
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ATLANTA, Gft„ Nov. 22 .—Today
8 ; ■f.-.M'j ‘ *•
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mark* the culm before tht football {five the deacon* n clear cut claim
!iIn Fdriface
in the state title, while fortune
S in g m n a n n n u M iu
atorm of Thankagivlng day in tho by alighting on the banner of the
South, only a tlorcn K»mM dotting Wolf rack can scramble the sit Chicago Undefeated Thus FAr: The charred body o'£ lira. Aildl*
—r
the gladiatorial calendar.
Only uation considerably.
Read
Lloyd Shoe Co.’s
This
Season
Will
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Wlsi
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Vanderbilt is on a long journoy
four southern conference teams are
ronsin While lltHM. Plays L S S f l f e B S a M A . *
scheduled, and but two of these to Minneapolis with a terrific strug
advertisement
aro pitted ogalnst each other. A gle in prospect at the end of the
Ohio State at Champaign . jburb of Columbus.
game of much interest to tho S. trail. The University of Minne
I. A. A. is boohed, bringing togeth sota, conqueror of Grange and his
CHICAGO, Nov. 22.— A sensa
T ry Sm ith’s B arber
er twp undefeated teams in the lllini cohorts, is expected to offer tional football season will reach
association, Mercor and Oglethorpe. stern opposition to the invasion of jls climax in the western Confer
Shop fo r good barber
The only conference game is a tho Commodores.
ence today when Chicago, undeMercer
nnd Oglethorpe
struggle between tho University of
, ,
- are
. con. feated in the championship race,
work. Ladies welcome*
Florida and tho Mississippi Aggies ceded an opportunity to put » col- meets Wisconsin on Stagg field in
at Montgomery. The Alllgntors orful exhibition in Atlanta. Botn j , hl> mort important contest of the
N e x t to Valdez.
have
enjoyed
jn otflcr Knmc, t either of
IIUT
v not
111 #v won
wirii a
is game
, , ■■•111 in
■•■ the con- i have
-- / , *- fprosperous
v
— seasons : ,jn>.
ference but
the same time they
)- which may
mav scramble the champion--------------— at
------. land nre regarded as having
— .playhave not lost one, their only con-jed, representative
b. I. .A. A.inreliedNhjp
will face
fuce low,
lywa at
•
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Michigan will
ference tilt, that with Georgia iile so the ganio today will have ^mi Arbor, while Illinois will batoh i„ St‘Jltr llt chnmpdigu.
Tech, resulting in a tic. The Ag an important bearing on the finnl
gies have won three games nnd rating of trnmn.
G e o r g e t o w n ’ s b i g h ill ( top pers
lost one.
c
, in New O rle a n s to p lay E . y » - i
North Carolina State plays
for Notre Dame at ChicaWako Forest tomorrow in Itiileigli In. The visitors will have a deridthe game taking on championship .i ' advantage In weight but the * * . with U lnnv^U meeting VaniJt . nt Minneapolis. Purduform, limited however, to the Tar |southern
southern eleven
eleven is reported in ,h‘r.h
and Indiana will buttle for the Inprime hhupe for the battle.
licet state.
j diann championship nt I.nfayette.
~ = I Tho Chicngo-Wisconsin conflict
Buy a
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«iihI probably will result in one of tin
CLARK JEW EL
••x Im Imk timl*r tin* Imvfi «»f tin* Hlnlr u If#*. I.rnitilv 1 Wood. Haiti** K grente: t Imttles of the seuson with
l»MVl4l"on. John l>aviilp»*n and '\if* Chicago striving with nil its might
of Klorhlft, Compliiltuinf.
llattl*- i* Duvldpon. J*’r«'mluli A
VP
Gas R a n g e at
Thp helm. iIov Ip*** p nr«nle«p nml An*f«dl nml "If*. Klmn A Ahit*II i to shove across the winning score
l.lirnle
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Wood
and
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cinch
the
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oilier clnlniuntp nml»*r II* nr> S Han
Ball H ardw are Co.
Cliiirlt-H I’m M m n l
W H I h i r n II
lia l
ford ,decenpf»d, (*i oll iii w im’, liT Al.
i liampionship.
* r a n d w i f e . A l s h * It |lnk«*r. l l * m ' .
liofemlnutn.
Even
though
Wisconsin
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fail
Hand und
w ife ." I J i k Ip H
11 nml
.!*•■• |•li l( T a l i ! urn und "*lf»* Annl»* ed to win a conference game tins
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GAINESVILLE, Nov. 22 .— Dads,
Grads and Friends of University
• of Florida aro coming to Gaines*
Hilo Thanksgiving
Dny, “Nov. 27,
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“
1024. for the greatest celebration
In tiie history of the University.
> The Fiorida-Drake football game
will be the chief attraction. Drake
University uf Don Moines, Iowa,
has one of the strongest footbnll
, teams in the Mississippi Valley and
the Florida team stands among the
best in tho South. Tho game alone
will be worth coming a long way
to ace. However, since Thursday is
.a holiday the students have planned
an Interesting' program beginning
C Wednesday noon, Nov. 20, in order
Jptnfct) all who conic may see the
University in operation.
Major B. C. Klley, Director of
tho Gcnernl Extension Division, in
charge of tho program, nays, “ Wed
nesday afternoon visitors will be
welcome in clnss rooms nnd labo
ratories. A great muss meeting
will lie held in tho gymnasium at
8:00 p. m. and will bo followed by
n short informal reception for par
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At J0:00 p. m. everyone will go to Tcrr.ir** i ’mIw >n llaiv, N«*ril» Will#***.
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Michigan has not lost a gnmi
R efrigerators
K i i k Iiimi I. iiimI all |Mitl** « Inlmlnu
the big bonfire.
defeat by m
Init-rcHiH it»•«!«•r 11••tir> S Hanford. V
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Hall H ardw are Co.
championship
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tho new Auditorium. The after d* r M u m n I , > fii»«i • a * T f ii*»l»*»* f**r < * M"»irl*** find v i f «
.Michigan a desji, rate battle.
noon will bo given to tho football ll< 1% l . ' f u i n H u n k .
drr«nprd
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Notre Dame will descend upon
See the live mode is
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game and stunts by the students.
Chicago in its lii t invasion in
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their University. All who expect >*’ r. d«*<*i*iiPfi|. «.i •.!!•• i v i • . u n d e r ' H*
A l i K * nn»*\
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Fiiday and Saturday
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Mr. George It. McKern
For ( • . n i t II • • i i * ’ . i i i f ill d h
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Alumni.
SIGNS
Late F a ll Styles
than pleased; they were thrilled with
the quality and price o f the goods they
$ 3.98
had bought. They will tell their m any
friends who will by buyin g here join the
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fi hough raining at nine this m orning
as our doors were thrown open hun
dreds thronged our store. They made
purchases; Ihey le ft; they were m ore
D resses
are
here in abundance
85c
Weinsisti
attend this]
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hundreds o f satisfied custom ers.
SUITS
Ladies’ Fall C oats
and
ArrowPure Silk!
The Fan Tan s entire stock o f highclass wearing apparel is now on
|;Lot 1— v
Sale at The Outlet
M ake your choice
Lot 2—
early
$ 12.95
Rare Bargains *
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Orlando, Florida
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W an t A ds W ill Keep You Posted on A ll Sanford Business Activities of Importance]
Classified ^Directory i
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Advertising
Houses For* R en t ;
Advertising:
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R A TE S
FILLING STATIONS AND
Type
We have some beautiful lake
Make
$1000 Cash will buy one of the
AUTO SUPFL l l B LEARN ABOUT roIX County and ADVERTISE In the Journal-Her FOR RENT— Three Hvom furnieh- front lots on Lake Wiidmerc one*
T n srln c
Hup
i\a Advance
finest
lots
to
be
found
in
this
city.
T
o u rin g I 1121.00
Chov.
lakeland, thmugh the 8t*r-Tela*
RAGGETT’S FILLING STATION!
ald. South Georgia's greatest ^ed cotta(te on Palmetto Avc. half mile from the Dixie Highway
This same lot can be resold at
Ml*l Will
. Open day nhcC night. Snnfurd gram. Rest advertising medium In newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Geo. G. Herring. Sanford, Fla.
in a nest of beautiful clear lakes, present day market price fo r at 19 = 4 | R a se*
Coach | t9»6.oo
B k“'in i “ fr*
South
Florida
Published
mornings.
Avenutj and Second Street.
weekly and Sunday Classified rates
I tu tin b o u t ) “ *$.r
| Font
I r L . . »« j *«•*
for sale.
least $1500. An npportunlty for 10H
1!<S3 I Ford
Panel
10c tier line. Waycross Journal- FOR RfcNT—Ten room house in
Ul»lf »•'
We will build your home, land sontcqne. Phone 148.
V e l Lo w s 1 s e r v i c e s t a t i o n . Star-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla.
Truck
Herald, Waycros*. Georgia.
scape your grove, and relievo you
country,
near
paved
highway,
Gulf
Gas,
Oil,
Tires,
AccessoCah
Bdy
Ford
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OHIO—Xenia. Make your rales
T. T.
.1125.00
beautiful location, electric lights, o f trouble and worries incident to
ricB. Service with r smile. Elm
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through
the
Xenia
Gnrette.
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Touring l l l i . H
m i i Ford
ffpoij wntor. H. C. Dubose.
building up a place.
__ Sc a lire
and First. Phone 447 I2L_
TAM
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MORNINO
TRIBUNE—
Touring
9*96.09
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Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural
J~~, 4c a »*•
. In the meantime, you can go
nunabput
m i i F ord
WIGHTS— Three stations.
Mag district. Want ad and display
F
or
Sale
Send in your subscription to the
djnbl* »«»»▼•
FOR RENT— House nnd garnge fishing. You can fish in nny one I
Truck
I22B.OO
nolia and Second. First and Elm, 1rates on request.
Tribune or hand It to your, local
m i i Ford
Touring
2196.00
o f the dozen lakes, and if you don’t ,
• Sanford Avenue and 10th Street.
dealer so you can read Florida** on Orlando road $12 n month. A p know how to fish, wo have several
,r t for eon*
Touring
1416.00
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ALL WOOI, SUITS
Takach, Pico Hotel.
COl.tiHlUis tr.a.) ».Kim fill—Clean- greatest newspnper.
Special
One year ply F
Expert service.
m i i llup
Tailored
to
measure,
guaranteed
experts
who
will
be
glad
to
show
lllctl
aria
have
the
largest
clrcutr**« l*n*tb
Itoadstor 1695.00
I
tntlon 111 Southwestern Georgia. $8.00, 6 months $4.0C, three months
1IKAUTY PARLORS
$25.00.
Sanitary hand m s i Ford
you. Mr. Scholfietd who has been to fit.
llunohmitl 91IS.00
$2.00. If you desire $1,000 Insur
f°f Br,t MADAME HARRIET. Mnrmcllo Hat* Sc (l-wnnl) lln*.
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<Ivcrlnnd tied Bird I 9695.00
singing at the baptist Church will cleaning nnd pressing. Scotch
ance policy add 75 cents to your
19S5
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T
on Truck!
Vouch for the ubove.
1Woolen Mills. 305 West Second
a’ork o f all kinds. Rain water n i TO REACT! We prosperous farm- order.
t, r«jtrlet»d to
Cah body | 9550.00
STENOGRAPHER
WANTED
—
LAKE
JESSUP
LAND
CO..
Inc.
Street.
apeclnlty.
Old First National I ers and fern growers of Volusia
Hill
Ford
4-door i
ft. n»4c Th* SanFred R. Wilson, First National
I.ongwood, Fla.
Sedan I 96.15.00
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Rank Ruilding, nhone 245,
■ | || r-ipotiptlbi®
county advertise in the Del and “ DO YOU W ANT to buy or sell Bank Rldg.
FOR SALE—Turkeys for Thanks
Via
“ TPIHIS TO SOUK PKOPL 0 *
Mrrrci Insertion,
DRUGS
I Daily News, rate Ic per word, cash
giving
and
Christmas.
G.
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anything?”
If
so
advertise
tn
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"for intise'iuent
with order.
SINGLE YOUNT, MAN desires FOR SALE— Four five-room bun Spencer, phone 400.
the “ Gainesville Sun.”
I. tv. 1*1111 . 1.IPH IO .M
■sfflc* should ha JiAN EY’S DRUG 'STORE — Pre
galows lined throughout, just
1,1,17 In rare of
scriptions, Drugs, Sorias.
We THE MORNING JOURNAL is Dm
board in private home. Refer- L , ? " ' " " * . " ? V .K
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O a k A S ad f t .
plnnts, I’ k o n r I n . It.
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are ns near you ns your phone.
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pull plnnts >
Call 103.
Including Sunday, mornin g
Issue. )
•fwcmstlva thorDaytona (Fla.) One cent a word 1 re n t p a r w o r d , m i n i m u m 31 c.
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FLORIST
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an insertion. Minimum 25c.
; motile six-cylinder touring car 60
Ro.irdall
Avenue.
, alii *lve you STEW ART THE FLORIST”
WANTED—Good
position.
law
day* old. Cash talks.— Will trado
utlon And If
w, ik. clerical work preferred, j FOR SALE— 1 1-2 miles of LnPALM BEACH COUNTY—The!
Flowers for nfl occasions.
til asflst you w
for smaller car. Aoply Box O.
neeno
of
stupendous
development
j
Expe.
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fair
salary.
Box
X.
Her|
terprise,
14
miles
of
DcLnnd.
H
sd to maka
814 Myrtle. Phone 2G0-W
aid
office.
I
wiles
of
Sanford;
2U
acres
of
fine
Read nl>oiit it in the Palm Reach1
FOR RENT—Two garages, 309
LAWYER
trucking land, as in the sWtc. 15
Post. Sample copy sent on reFrench Avenue.
CJr wmwfc *•
FOR
RENT—One
well
located
WANTED— Young man of good for trucking and fi fine orange
$23 down and $15 per month
LEWIS O’ BRYAN.
Office in |quest.
|a stl,I * 1'* their
downtown Apartment. Furnish* npi'ciirance to work in office. In- Intul, with I plowed, with house anil will give you possession of n choice
__ Seminole Bank Ruilding Annex. | _ .
1,7,;,, sddrefi aa
ed.
Price, reasonable.
For in quiii it The Herald.
R oom s F or R en t
rtksni mlfnlial lr
Imrn. lots of tine timber and wood. h.t. well located «m PaIn>elto Ave.
MEN’S
CLOTHING
FLORIDA—
ORl.ANDO—
Ortnndo
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formation Imiulic at Hctnld Office.
all
fenced
with
new
wire.
1,000
tine.
If
you
have
$25
to
spare
and
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RENT— Furnished
rooms
S. W. BRADFORD. Ed. V. Price| nmrnng Sentinolj largest elnsBir , ttiunisnd Ims a
WANTED— Young man
f g»od y„ung orange trees, nan set out are interested in this nronosilion
||ths ethers can't
garnge. 816 Park Avc.
Tailorcd Suits— $32.5(1 ami up. I fled business, rate lc a word, inln- F V It N IS II E D APARTMENTS
tt work in office. In- nm| ,,,S( rendv to hud. same hud- inquire at The lit raid office for [ J,~ and
appearance
to
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Mlh you unless
oriler.
Mllane Theatre Rldg.
! imtint
muirn 24c cash witlt
with order.
For Kent- O v e r The Herald of-j qtnti at The
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FOR RENT— b urnished rooma rof
r tfdrcss.
, thni tangerines. Fronts hilt) feet more information.
fire. Priced reasonable to respon
, light housekeeping, 300 French
pmrt N I'"T »>•
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on hike front Boulevard, with
j D t : v i ; t . ( n > K n a a t t k m t i o n — ivti*
MULTIGRAPIIING
i at The S e t ! Ave.
Room by young m>m I ,. U)ri(lll Kasl l l)BKt lt. H through
►• m l . i Is bow ln piTtje *ht- rT^at4*st th*. sible party. 1 two room apartment) W A N T E D
•r hr letof g.iiid habits,
MOKE Business for Sanford mer i v o l i ' p m r n t In
Address Box the u
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mi)l,
) « i r i » n , n $25 monthly nnd one three room;
FOR
RENT— Furnished room*,
tract.
1-4
milt
d'eeeallaapartment $30 monthly.
chants. Direct mail advertising. * l«n lf ni ill t o n it otliir M u f b ' v s y t o
R. II. Ml , I,
1101 Elm Ave.. com er of Elev
VrCU.
Station and Mossdale P ()., and
, Miitf t>f*rirh j u s t
ninph«**lt * i w o
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See SANFORD MULTIGRAI'll m i l l I f m d i » !l;ir i'fhi|!f* at-r
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I's* » m - FOR RENT
stores.
For quick sale will in- FOR SALE— D-ug Store at in- enth Street.
Nicely furnished two
CO., room 9, Bull Iihig. Tele i tifn I t u v st J i r t m l . f j i m r t o r
nu lltn n
apt. Kfriolant
! elude all farming implements, one
vtljl.t.
llv.-rare better than FfclR RENT— Furnished bedroom
room apartment. 202 I’ark Ave.
' f11»11b r o f t r t f i tionsf* iiMilpr <; 101 •*( r ;i« •
phone 615.
in choice loentiun, 601 Magnolia
flock *»l <Im ki'iiH anil tlui'ks. *>* thr«*( thnu*nii<l ilnllnrs i»«*r month.
■ilnii, iwn million* |»i inpr spvnt on
NOTARY PUBLIC
M4l«w nv. if TP:»*«•«! i’ll**i|i*♦* for IItf tv c o t iit o r < hi v n jt n i.r..i MIICAt'I.H Concrete Co., prnrr®! head pigeotts, 2 incubators r.nd 1<*«»
, lU;kr Realtoi. Eustis. I.«ke Avenue, Phone 88.
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remcnl work, sidewalks, build- boxes of oranges now on tree. c , l,intv1 Fla.
i FOR RENT -Furnished nnd unw vr m7it. lrurafd- Olftci ^float Writ9* r)i>vp|ajim*‘*it I « j irt- I ’ I f »* I - ‘ [ 191• I I l l t oll*
Vi.i |, . i« li> i i'tit. rh * n, in all ine blocks, irrigation boxes. J. K. Piece is in 2<M,I yards ot laike
I’ hono 148.
mi'i.t Thfl IV tisnco In News
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furnished rooms. Mrs. Annia
It I. •»fTl It III |‘ . lit - I II I i.1 f .tfl lit** Terwillegcr, Prop.
Monroe. All growing crops
All S E E D
POTATOES
Selected Philips, west Second Street.
JULIA ZACHARY, Herald Office.
SI,300,
mi
terms.
imdudetl fi
AUGUSTA
CllRONitN.:: - Ail" f»h ...........
M .in grown slot k, Spaulding'
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Phone 148.
Lanier Rios. Enterprise. Fla.
g'istn, Gn.— Augilsta's greatest • II*.ii 1 l.lil .1uilu« 1* -W4i#1 f bill It, 1 Lumber ami Ruilding Material
Ruse I uur $3,7.5 hag; Mli«s i're
p b i n i Tm T
• iftcr Lumber Cottqinny
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classified medium, rate c«*h 00c
: -mil 71.25 hag. Also flesh s t o c k __________
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within easy
FOR SALE o l! TRADE 4« acres pepper seed. Chase & Company.
re-4'h,|1, • .1*4 \|1f|♦t|1- 1* 1■1. X f lft*>
Emit el Su
Phone 565
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MA1THEW P R KSS~PRINTING charge. 10c per line, minimum ?k
nf Sanford
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SERVICE — PRICE. .30c.
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Urn needed. ; QUALITY
Owner may have
same by
MRER CO
Mouse of flowing vv,|| district. U ill I null' I i R t Aid. he male Airedale pup91M m % f * ,e 1 J9C
Commercial
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Nobbier breeding. ( ( ai-dill. Mellonville Avo., nnd
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FOR SALE Modern bungalow ■vK ’W t . pc, peril , t mm kings, sac- imying for expense <>f holding,
Herald will bring yon big re
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flimlly
for
HAYNES & RATLIFF Printers
\ PltOll Mill.I I 5
N.'m tt»- 11n i r 1x
bn ntvi! hi one of best i c-iqenl ini i itu id lor ho i- i f roam $25 each,
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nnd office outfitters. Phone 340. sults. Advertise those old armies
■ d.,|.l s ill V•hi, .• hi , In be
sections
of Suntonl. Cash $l,5ftn n'sn poll c d-igj?I .1 l-Tc-Mal- I ' d ND One set of keys in fold.
115 Park Avenue.
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Owner tony have same by call
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NEW
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Job tnay tuing you several dollars
ing at Herald office, identifying
111 1 4’ . •. llli
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printing at reasonable price. Op Phone 148 ami n representative
and
paying for this ad.
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ALE ( >t,.- and op. half __
$100 v, i!l huv well Imatcii i nr HiR
snipi ■; gondoliers >o.o
will ts
posite Post Office. I‘hour 4 1II.
DSC
will call tn see you
el.sti'i.
rii motor. G. I.( 1ST Gray plaid cape placed in
rot!)
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in r lo' mi tin Height • FoilJtc e N^ ioim' p.vv.rr oh
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REAL ESTATE
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l!14? 1 ( "'ll! ISElIIIT'« «| I••11I ' ■111 |i :I quick
ADVERTISING get., iv n d 's if i*
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1 Real Estate Brokers— All kinds of lutl.a Daily N>"c<
c;r. ul.-itcd in
mliinil-' i «•# •»! *. * it'll*- •if | l*trl*l** u: ,iv< ll\\ii.M> h u\mc t ily, plmm*
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l*r«'!mt', r nivor- I Heights, Florida on Dixie lligh- j Quick results. Two cents pet word t I . i.
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HU! RENT
You ran Ini) Furniture nnd Buga
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Sanford Avenue at 1st Street.
9 II I III III
for complete rate rard.
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Sanford property 16 shares each (>ur Better Homes Club enables
f *r .'rive it L l f f - DUNCAN do your painting
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II) ' 1 * 91
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1" f Prefeire.l and Common stock I x„ u
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SKI!V11 E Day j of Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
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Water nnd Rout Tanks, At Oak Jerty. Reach them through the t 1IMtf f 4*tf .... I .ill |*» 1*4*‘lire 1 *VI 11(
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* In Qua ul 41•M1it 1It'i** li i. Mill S*T Mil lit *■*
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ilint ill llie s u m s t i m e I[ Till'S
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Fall chir i.'-iis mean long proVULCANIZING
. i o i o i h as A i l h i l u l s l rat o f o f s a i d
pOTOI’ A PAINT j
*it s for Southern poultry raisers. •m- fall. II ml link f o r t h e i r a p p r o v a l .
tn l i n v l l r o s . IWH EE LESS & WELSH— Vulca
11*• i.i!
Writ*- fin prices on chicks and
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Dulril It.-li.hi-r 19. A I> 1914,
T'»|i that Fit.
nizing shop, gas. oils.
Pisk
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The
Continental
d i l l . I f It a n d h b w h ,
Three lots t 161 ft I on Ouk Avi
•* .re l|i 1m *
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Ad m in istra to r . ’
Tires and Tubes. "Service that
0 *_li»v Pros.
Hatchery. R"v 204, Valdosta, Gn.
Eue.'in expe-uie. s ' reel paving
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Makes Friends." Ouk Ave., and
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and sidewalk paid.
$4,000,00.
REPAIR
Third Street.
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$ 3 0 0 Oil cash, balance payable
f lire
A 11m 111M 1 i If*
*____________ S T O V E S ___________ _ ) " 1\ |" fl* \y ItlRIH 8 I'M •'* hll. il A ' * * i i " II I**f h t i n |if|c« il 1mw I*r ii ml
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within, five year-,
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In
SANFORD STOVE WORKS Oil
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Tw.. story, eleven room bouse
J*« Ilf Mill c t I " d .9 \ |-» Ii’ *
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|9*.it |t#*•*, muri*9,#' Mill ii*i i\> put
1TOP A PAINT . Ktovea, gas stoves, wuiiii sloven,
on dak Ave. ( lose in. $8,000
11r *•f 11 in
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I tin l i u m e d
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W Jii'iuire, Fin
ovens and victrolas. )ou i credit
Terms.
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is good. Phono 41*L-3. 321 i'irsl
ex mom hoUM' i-'i Oak Ave.
•Lav llrti.s.
Street.
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Stieel paying and aidewaiK
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All inode: n
$5500.00.
M(U HI RS
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Neglecting a little wound, cut or
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If > n u i)r nirii |ii>ini$9t s e r v i c e unc#
66 feet on Sanfotd Avenua be
Top a FAINT abrasion of the flesh may in nine
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•cases out of ten cause no grea*
,ii . t re treat Ot-sl i >y, r- I child
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*1 i in h *•j* n ; a i ?i
tween Fir-t and Second Streets
tti-Jt'Cfiit lmi a I vt ni k
J ll/os. Filling
tuffermg or inconvenience, hut it
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$ 10,000.00. > J,O',10.0*1 cash, l-ttlworkmaut|il(t
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blood poisoning, lock-jaw or a Nil; IK , s r , i i tic* >m * i *i i I ' f i i y
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chronic festering sore. The cheap
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m-. ;T^,T *M*L*- est, safest and best course is .o
f l r v l H lr e r v
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Worm* cannot cxi-t
where this
trijj^ tit uiiy disinfect the wound with liquid
frul
(Rcttllorn)
time tided and successful re-mady is
Bom zone and apply the Hormone
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Powder to complete the healing
(ir o u n d F loor, N a tion a l
(R e a lt o r s )
ic -lores the rn-y hue * f health to
Kit-vHinr
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Price (liquid) 30c, title 111.6 Magnolia Ave.
b*} or night tter- process.
Itanli
Hldg.
Illl N. Park \vt
h.ihv check*. Price 35c. Sold by
Elton J. M oughton
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Night nnd $1.26. Powder 30c and <’*0v.
, (non Pharmnty
Uhone .’Mil.
Phone 122
Phone
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Sold by Union Pharmacy.
ARCHITECT »
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Wanted
Apartments
For Rent
Ruildinff Material
I*ost and Found
Furniture and Rugs
Join
Yowcll-Drew Co.
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SPECIALS
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A sk Mr. Connelly
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
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II. Is. Lewis Co.
A. P. Connelly & Sons
By GEORGE McMANUS
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ASSOCIATED PRESS JISPATCHES
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY,
iss Versa Woodcock Wins
Winner
L';*.
ire Taken
jence Of
.liefusel To
,?To Demands
>•
iW
i it k iUk-if,
C i t y P r e p a r e d T h i s A ft<*rnoon
F o r L a s t S c e n e In
L i f e o f W ld o tv o f fU m L i t e
nriesiderii!^ ^ ^ jjH fo r d in g
Miss Velma Shipp RecciVfei
^
Edison Phonoirruph As The T h o u s a n d s V l6 W B o d y
4*— . for
— 3rd. ~
Sunday
Awnrd
Plucc -Honors Throughout
Cabinet
[Quit Office
JUDOE'S
R E PO R T
Apology Sen*
Tans While
patrol City
N U M B E R 199:
SINGLE COPIES F IV E CENTS
Verdict Is Expected
In Broward Murder
Declared Winner of BlirCdn*
lest With n I>ad of Oror
300,000 Votes More Than
Her Nearest 'Competitor
Miss NelMVihiams
Wins Diamond Ring
NOVEMBER 24,1924.
Body Will Be Borne Over'the
Santo Route Traversed By
Funeral Cortege of Husband
ORLA N D O . fin., Nov. 24.—
Further testimony
promising
sensations will bo hoard before
the coroners Jury thi* after
noon when a verdict i* ex-,
pec ted in the slaying- o f N . P.
Broward, nephew of fo rm
er Governor Broward In the
home of m l Cady, Friday at
midnight.
Mrs. Cadi', who was wound
ed. was reported resting easily
today.
Cady, who is held in the
county jail, edntinued to main
tain his apparently dazed sil
ence as to the cause of the
tragedy. Guests at the pnrty
at the Cndy home just preced
ing the shooting declare thut
up to the time of their departture no sign of trouble between
Cady nnd Broward was evident.
j!
Morgun & Company Announce
One Hundred Million Loan
Is Secured In Record Time
When Placed on Ihe Mnrkot
Dies Suddenly
Loan In Single Issue
With Seven Per Cent
Prominent Citizen Of
Sanford Succumbs
S t Luke’s Hospital
Following Operation
Wife AndM other
Were At Bedside
Effect 1h T o Absorb Recent
Series of Short Term Cred
its; Statement is Issued
Complications Set in
Which Resulted In
His Untimely Death
A ft e r cnrefully counting nil
N E W YORK, Nov. 24. — Over
ballota we, the judges In The
M A R IO N . O., Nov. 24,— This
subscription wns announced nf tho
Herald’s Salesmanship
CnVnOhio city which has known the
$100,000,090 French loan offered
pnign wish to announce 'the
heights o f joy nnd sorrow 'since
through J. I*. Morgan and Company ,
winner* and their standing, as
1920, was prepared today for the
today when the hooks closed 45
follows:
.
Ira Schellt* Maines, county
U fo T ^ .— Lord A l
last scene in life o f Mra. Warren
minutes after opening.
First Prlre— Buiek
Touring
prosecuting
attorney and one
G. Harding, widow of tho late
ai, high t'o m m is *
Car, Miss
Versa
Woodcock,
The loan was offerer! in n single
president.
nf
tiie
most,
prominent busi
1,804,940.
informed th e
issue o f 25-year, 7 per cent gold |
Shortly after 2 o’clock this a ft
ness
nnd
professional
citizen?!
econd
Prize—
$235
Diamond
bonds at 94. The effect of the
Jpremier that
inRing, Miss Nell Williams, 1,- ! eraoon, Mrs. Harding’s body will
in
Seminote
county,
died
Sun
loan
is
to
absorb
the
recent
series
lw<j been g iv e n t o r
1be borne over the same route ns Pity of Montgomery Reaches of short term credits and convert
29(1,002.
day
night
a
I
!)
o'clock
at
S t.
i to occupy A l e x Third
Prize— $185
Edison 1 that traversed by the funeral corSavannah Safe This Morn the funding into a 25 year opera
Luke’s
Hospital
in
.Jackson
j
tege
o
f
the
twenty-ninth
president
Phonograph, Miss Vclnffi Shipp
Mias Versa Woodcock, who
ing I'nder Her Own Steam; tion.
ville following an operation
|of the United States nnd laid to
first mensurc comes the owner of the handsome | 1.091.050.
P. Morgan and Company Sun
Identity One Ship Cnknown dayJ. issued
rest in the Mnrion cemetery.
which wns performed several
Fourth Prize— 150 Cash, Miss
Ruick
nutomohile
given
ns
the
the following statement:
I tonaequence
of
Naomi Fellows 488,153.
Thousands of neighbors and
first prize in The Herald Subscrip
inys ago.
NORFOLK. Nov. 24.— Crews of I " J- »*
and Company a n - 1
cepUnce o f all tion contest which closed Saturday
friends Sunday passed the bier of
Fifth Prize— $25 Cash. Miss
; nnurirt* that they, in nftnociRtlnn
Word of
Mr.
Maines' sudden
Mary Kinlnw 125,705.
Mrs. Hnrding to pay their Inst re tin two
four-masted
schooners with , (l). Klr!lt N a, i(llwl| gunk (lf
__ following the nn- night.
death was received here Inter in
Signed:
spects.
From
early
morning,
when
wrecked by collisions otf Hatterns New York, Nntional City
Com- ‘
■J|f U e Stack. Sir
(the night by Rev. F. If. King, Mrs,
C. L. Britt,
a line formed at the Longshore
SuUirilay have been rescued and e f puny, and Messrs. Brown Bros, and
June II Rouinlllut and other eloiv
home here, where the body o f the
J. G. Ball.
Company are heuding a syndicate
friends o f the family.
With him
, cabinet headed by
former first lady of the land r e forts are being made to get in coni- to offer on Monday $100,000,000
Edward Higgins.
when the end runic was Ids wife,
poses.
n
steady
stream
of
people
_ trndered its resignuinu-ation w ,,h (-'*>'
Montgom- (jovernment of the French Repubmother and A Inert Phillips,**
passed in nnd out. It wns n si ery steamer nlsh damaged in x'olli- lie twenty-five year seven per cent I--------------------------------------------- 1 'his
"u King Fauci who
.warm personal friend.
Setting a fast pace during the
lent rever_**pt crowd, mostly peo
sinking fund gold bonds at 94 nnd
. . .
#
v
,
.. .
.
Inst two weeks that none of the|
simi during the storm.
[•The King summoned
ple who had known the Hardings
accrue,| interest to yield npproxi
Da Nchelle Maines. a resident o f | News o f the death, which snn.ad
other contestants could
follow,
csidcnt nf the senwhen
they
were
struggling
news
.Miss Versa Woodcock secured so
t- W A N N A II. Nov. 24. Steamer nmtclv 7 per rent without giving Nanford for 12 ) ears nnd line o f Its rapi.llv oyer the ..t\ last night
onsiderution to the operation
operation of
of “ • « ' prominent r.t.zens, dusl sud-(and mir y this tnorning. .,,s, a pall
paper folk and who had watched
tied to form n new
many subscriptions and votes that
City
of Montgomery arrived at port
their political fortunes rise until
the sinking fund, which amount is deal} at !• o clock lu-t night in " f gloom • ver ii wide i iiiie o f
when The Heruld's contest ended
'friends
anil
nilmii ts
of
Mr.
one March day in 1921 they mnde hrie this morning under iur own 4,200,000 per annum, payable in Jacksonville.
State’s Attorney Is Pleased Saturday night she was announced I heir farewell as they left fo r Melt fit.
' Maines. wlio were shocked to learn
eipial
monthly
installment*
begin
Ip. 21 — Events
winner of first prize, a Buick tour
that death had removed cue of tho
With Results of Lust Week’s ing
the presidential inauguration cere
'ning January 1, 1925. and being
car.
Cairo Sunday,
most widely known and popular
monies
in
Washington.
NORFOLK,
Vn.,
Nov.
21
The
sutfcieiit
to
retire
untninllv
one
Investigation o f .Myster
Ijitv in entering the contest and
.
I
men in this county.
government to
Tile public was permitted to view Ocean Steamship Company's liner,
twenty fifth of the entire issue at
ious Death of Mrs. Sheatsley handicapped by the fact that she i the remnins onlv after re nested
For scxcial years Mr. Maincd
complied with
105 per cent.”
had littlv time in which to gather
nf
Montgomery,
which
was
has
been suffering from chronic
requests had been made to the i . 11
tun! ultimatum.
Finance Minister Clcmcntel o f
in i iiHision with the unidentified
COLUMBUS, O.. Nov. 24.— In- eamnaien s l w M U
kidney Itotihlc and on several occa
v,
Decision was not reached si I....net off Diamond Shoals, early France unnoiinred in n c.iinmuni
sions bad suffered from attacks of.
S
VFew
J ,
V , w^ 1until It Wns suggested that ’’ Mrs.
Jf of reparation j vcst,Ka,ion » f »»«• Bexley furnace successful.
Pew persons realized „ Mrdic, neVt.r dl.nj„ d thl, public a yc-teiday morning and which hud cation received here:
I lie ailment xx hirti weakened his
on of Mujor Gen■
mystery
in
which
the
charred
body
her strength until
the Hi
last
.. '
•
*
until
v»i«'
nt
ifew
rw
Hot been heard front since a few j "The proceeds of the loan are I •
physical condition consuli’rably at
privilege
that
she
thought
belong
irk. Sirdar of the ! of Mr?. Addle Sheatslep, wife of day* of the rninpuign when sht
hours after she reported the uni lie applied to the reduction of the
|tint,"
Several weeks ago an \ ed to them.”
Premier Zngloul Rev. C. V. Sheatsley, was found, forced ahead of all competitors.
dent, is safe nnd is expected to Jgovernment's indebtedness t.i ilu- . .
i
i ...
,
•
Rax picture was taken and Mr.
..
,
'
fine
of
the
first
to
pass
the
bier
*t «es*i«iii of parnndfrjrn’
x\ ith .1,1104,940 votes Miss \\ ood- WIIS "Uncle Charley” Patton un rcurlt Savannah today, uccorilmg bank of l-'iatice, which will Imhl Mure U -jfiil S lp p s t o K n ju in • ........'s
toduv entered the second week.
Jt the lines of his
Don ( h a l m In (<u ard S y s - an Operation fill- Hie removal of
F -T
V,
Prosecutor King declared himself cock was first when the final score ti| recently White House ground to infoi inatiou received here to* laml um i lie proceeds ns it may
deem wise for the protection and
lent o f L o g a n Co.. A t T a k e n bluddei stones.
, ..............
announced by the
judges keeper and who
faithfullv had day
f c
Y
t,, r y i’lcased with developments
so .....
far.
Relief that the ............. in which stahilizetmn of the franc.”
shortly after II o'clock Saturday kept the grounds about the Hurd
Itx I'e o p li' in W e s t V i r g i n i a
He left Sanford on Nov. 5 and
I te Yl-eoUIlt Allen'T h e Budget position," the min
COLUMBUS. () ., Nov. 24. — V* m « . • ” ,H* •v,t‘II ’* IIliftnis with i mg home clean during the 1920 the passenger ship crashed eight
i two days later submitted to un
IMfk iHiainjabioiicr, County Proseeulor John
orch
him hei.n the four masted Perry istei i.bscived. tins been material
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* campaign
It. •”
King, 1,290,002 votes was second, win• II ' l i l I S l i t N . W Yu.. N.ix 21 operation winch xvus declared hucukur'.n-. ptrtnsh the last night announced that he hud ning the diamond
ilinmnnil solitaire
solitniee ring.
rinn
|ir
x Harding, aged father Set/.or. "hose captain was killed |y uulid h> the iclurn in prodm
A
XX legal a, ton, agafll t Sh.-r ‘ "s.tful at thut time by the utif the required in
the late president also v is ite d '1" " 1 vv',u'" " " " f'Uind abandoned 1tivity id l lie devastated regions of ill Don t hutiii of Logan e.iunly and 'ending surgeons. Mr. Mame.i be"struck n hot truil” in the deutli of while Miss Velma Shipp with
pounds.
1the Longshore home for the first '
‘ ' r«lii|* by the steamer Solanii Fi am e. Hie fiscal leceipts from ,libel I I.gan men connected with [R“ n lo Improve cousidcrnbly follow*
Mrs. Addie Sheutslep, 50, whose 091,051) votes was third and
i .mimv -n.c
«nl..i„ti.l n',{ fnr f r,,,n *he scene of the ml which have imreased steadily from bini came to ligfit Sunday when it |*'ig 'he operation and a rapid
i nete was couched prnrticnliy cremated !>ody was the Edison phonograph. Fifty didbat <t refused to found Monday by her husband,.Jhe Iur* in cash was won by Misti Nao womil„ •• i )r iiurciinir auld
lilion, was dispelled today with the toU.UllO.OOO franrs in the year 1919 liecsII u, keown that all injaiu'tioil Jcovvfy X *"'; predictrd for him
ic.ilniit>? 'I'urtthe Rev. C. V. Sheatsley, In the furnace ml Fellows who
nlled 488.153
i
,. ' .of the
L nn"
a ......u
«>riv-a1 here of wrecking tug .In2.372.000.000 francs for the first .iginiist i be K.i-callcil mim guard" I '" " u g h The o|ieratiou xxas eo. nlpoilrsl
488,153
Delegates
Ohio Assorts
•eph D. Wood which had the Setzer six months t)f 1924. '
uiJ. regarding the of the parsonage of Christ IJvan-j votes and twenty-five dollars in tion of Newsnaper Women, in
xy stem id Logan minify bad been '‘ ted et ry serioua.
krmsnil- argued that gelical l.utheran church in the ex- | cash was won hv Miss Mary Kin- M(>„ b,.,e_ went to the Longshore III tow until she broke away*. in
yj ciementel
placed th
.
*.i.
. .
,,.......
.... I' relic it issued kite xi'sti-rdax In Judge A
(III Friday M m . Maillcii left fyir
ter to the Egyptian _______
.............
elusive _Bexley
district.
, law who had 125,705 votes to her |llinu, m „ ’ b(1)jy
afternoon, and Ho storm that sxxi.pt the \ irginia ; f,,r,!jg,| debt, excluding tin inter I'. 11int "ii "I Hn Kalmxxlia i minty J.'it ksiiuvill, In tie xxith her huii''
Fllduy
night
and
t'liriilinu
mast
allied
debt,
at
$1197,500.000
on
No
were it.alters to be j 1 1 w„ , tinxvilling to discuss the ' crwlit
' n** th«*v pHSNfil the cfiBkel each li*i«l
eircuit !• iii
band. Mi. Maines' mnther of l.4l;o
\csterdn)
x ember I, last, with annual service
u. K
I nature of his discoveries, dedaiing
^ hurried neck of conlt*(iiiint5 i( pmL I’arrmtion at the feet nf
Butler also went to Jacks,xnxtile to
Hcaiili St,, i iff t'hatin tin uijine
charge o f $40,100,01111. When peace
remark..| that the
„ W)IU,......
mature to make reports during the three months Mrs Harding, who was a mend.,
tie
at the bedside. Early yester
ti
on
iiii11-i
?i'ii
aeaui
st
i
m
int
|
N EW YORK. Sox 21 Cnpt. A. was signed, June lit), 1919,
IfoiiC) <"inputihlc with them public at this time
this
day alii i noon Mi. Maines' con,Itlie man o f the contest shows that Miss
f tin* Association
I ’•III I t ' let e Ii"' cl I 111It MlI "I I.i
I
Wilson,
of
Fail
Haven,
Sl.iss
.
I tf tin o.dependence
principal
xxax
$
1.tail,400,oiM,
xxitli
Job,i '•"*• bei.mie xxo i sc.
C o n p i’cnifestly was encouraged, he said, by W ihmIc k K turned m 221 suhscrip
Flowers sent hv President Cool
gan. I ' "
• nt 11 g A I tin in
!*ed i"».H J- foreign- Sunday's development >.
lions amounting to $1,238.05, Miss nlge rest at the foot of the casket master of tiie schoonei Perry Set act vice charges of $09,IMIO.OOU per < I.mil, id I can, \\
F.iilcX.
*'"i'bad
-i
t
ill
and
a
I
i IoihI i lot 15 •
I
.
rer,
xxas
instantly
killed
rally
Sat
iniijc., i.- had Iteen
annum.
lie said the government
Nell Williams 224 subscriptions So many floral pieces have at
Johnson If'in'i, and I' M I "in x •aid to I uve formed xxtneli a lexr ‘
Divine guidance was called upon
othei 1 i.-ign powamounting to $1,127.05 und Miss lived that it has been necessarx urday mol ning when his vessel xxil xx as paying $29,037,000 aiiiiually to lh«* Log. o i "iiiily i oinliii'Sii,ii<'t . 0 dlls Intel xxas Hie cause of his,
to diriH-t authorities in bringing
lumined
and
virtually
cut
in
two
tiie
(
lilted
Stales
government,
lep
I
I i"|i, assist ant prosci nt I'nr •lentil
to justice the “ real culprit” who Velma Shipp 185 subscriptions for to place scores on the front pmili by an unidentified steamer 1,1 " teseiiliiig interest on the post xxai i
lnuu-h i 1.1 read t iiis |
of the home.
Mr Mui iich fought approach.ni
a t l n l iii y
ippi ximati' lx 25o di p
caused the death of Mrs. Sheatsley, a total of $811.25.
Hat
tog
3u
miles
south
"
f
Cape
piirrhase of supplies left liclititil
puti. • ., i ..htaiiied
When the first purl of the con
It l » ‘i aula known today that on. It las, according to information jiv
Ht y sl o t ill - .ind about titty L o g a n ib alii with the grim dctri iiui .ition
Sunday in a resolution adopted by
,|lt.
A
mel
lean
l
.x
pcdit
iniial
x
|of Cnliti.l. ni
count x i ".iI , "tiipniiifs
xx till b bad chal In lei Ucd the man lit ‘
members of |{oi Sheatsley1' con- test was over Miss Velma Shipp of Mrs Hanline's lust acts xx.i- brought here last night by the j.-^
I l’»» l.sl.n
was fm in the lead, due to her ai
the gift of $125 to the soldiers on I'nitcd Fruit Liner t’alamures from
Attni
x i.i m nil F I f upland i * i x I lung xx 11It xxlie Ii tn- wu < < >niu. i
.
• • gregutmn.
*t|e>. I" >' ho III It |s
tivitv at the very beginning when guard of Mr. Harding's tomb t><
pio-ciit.d I.i petite.n upon xxio Ii lu-i li-d. But a last txi'iiluiinx
<'uba.
Inti'll )• . 11.mi-a t ,s
resolutn.il a Iso expressed the voting schedule was lug
l-ut
iii junction
xxa- ■. ',st itutimi xxInch tmd xx un tood
pi oxide them with a Thaliksgix mg
U n a b l e Hie timp iiiix
Tin* el gill uicmlii'i» of tiie crexx J i h I k c S h a r o n
leitir, i, iu.'t ,.f the “ unipialified confidence in the in cr Miss Williams overtook Mi
I'latUid.
|1.e noli i lesliaiiM ill
Hie siilfeling attending thi oper
dimict
tegrity
and
nobility
<
>
t
character”
■
f
the
I'crry
Sctzcr.
after
bunging
prompt 1> i.plusl to
Shipp nml up to the last week of
. i mu ‘ and oilier of ation, tauseil turn to begin sinkD e c id e O w n e r s h ip
sheriff, i
The funeral
cortege folloxx'ing to the rigging of the almost sub T o
of
the
Rex
Ml.
Sheatsley,
who
on
l prrinit r that the in
the rumpuUTn she was considered services at
lip'dlltlng deputies to nigly sloxxly and at *.> o'clock tho
Epworth
Methodist
h\ noon tn- Wednesday expressed to County the one who would in all probab church tomorrow afternoon at 2 merged schooner, were resrued by O f T h i s “ S k a t e m o b i l e ” J ™ ; ; . r,'
eii for pnvate noli end cuiiie.
the oil tanker Soloim 15 miles
J-v.'pt i ,'fused "to Prosecutor John R. King his con- ility win the cur. Miss Woodcock
opoiations, restiamvidiie'
Felloxving irs-eipl o f the d« alh
tbr driiii!ads relut- viction thut his wife tind, her life accumulated enough votes to make o'clock will move from the church north of t ’upc llatteras Saturday
11mi, "further acting messages i i i Sanford. John D. JinJudgch are sometimes culled upto the cemetery over the same
»n. th, British au* by casting hers,-If into the furnace herself winner during the lust few route as that tuken when Presi afternoon, 12 hours after the col
if,.lining any duties in the kinj. iinother close frieml ot Mr.
to give ib i isi,ms in many ways,
lision. it wus reported.
I thriiiscl ves see that after becoming violently insane.
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days of the campaign.
dent Hurtling wus entombed
hut it is rure that one is called cup: city of guards or watchmen Maines departed on the midnight
Over the telephone from Paris,
out .iiitl that he
Captuin Harry Senrer of the Gal
It was less than 6 minutes to 10,
Xhc services will la* in chargi
ii Imifi (.................
d (ItHiilt* the
idiiu* f" . mix piixat.- uiilixi.luai turn or trai:, t„ help the family make luu.. 'full*
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|»>iicat. » hat course C tin- Rev, Ml . Sheatsley Sunday Sutuiduy night when Miss Wood
uinures reported Inst night that nuiile chilli's toy.
1his inovtunR , .................. cxt cpl those |mi«! «»ui ' r n i| amm^cnU'iits.
of the Rev. Jesse Swank of El
■t intnitl, ,1 to pursue said he and Ids four children do cock came in the newspaper of
when his vessel was 15 miles north J ikIl' c Sharon wus callcii upon, in of tin* c u n t y fund.- and further
A ni«*Miutfu roccivtsl thU mornplot,st |,,|| „ f f UT. not expect to return to Columbus fire to check up. She turned in worth church ussisted by the Ilex of Cape llatteras hr encountered
I Municipal Court to
dm III. Who acting a- di puty sheiiffs nml iv ,,
nMll((lIlu.,.d thnl th(. 1>ody wl„
George W. Ijindis. pastor of tin
until Wednesday.
the schooner with decks iiwanh, W.,s the owner of a skat, mobile. |rel\ ng pa> ns m« h f o„i p i'x u t ^ 1(|, stll|1|„.d t„ \Mkv Uu{ \r r. the for30 subscriptions and It took sev Trinity Baptist church.
mainmast broken, nnd the crexx the ownership of which was ills- funds and restrains the loul com- ,
A partial report of the patho eral minutcH tx'fore the correct
th, affair hai
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'd inging to the rigging of the v ir puted by two swurihy faced hoys panics I rum paxmg money directly . Maines, where it will be b
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* point where it logical examination of Mrs. Sheata- number of votes could he issued to »
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tually
submerged
craft,
which
was
I ( ) “ L j ?, y p t l f l D IvO^N
crisis involving ley’s vital organs being made by hei. ■She had devoted her entire A
about 12 years of uge.
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In threat of force Dr. II. M. Brunduge may lie sub day to soliciting and did not at- |
On Sunday
afternoon,
John j UM-V
He said there was a deep 'gash Nicholls met U n is
Shet,If
Oiatin
for
appointing
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in
Hh, position still mitted to the prosecutor tomorrow. tempt to turn in until the contest
Fiazier on
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death about a year ago.
in the starboard side which utmost First Street and when one spied |d' |iuties ... act for any .dividual,
1*1 tfrciit danger,
Prosecutor King also in axvaiting was ubout to end.
A number o f friends of tin turn"1 want to thank each and every G E N E V A , Nov. 24.— The question divider! the schooner.
peuceful set- the complete rejairl of Chemist (\
the other, battle ens .ed. Frazier
-jr ‘ ■'r,..., ut ton.
il> plan to attend tin funeral xvliich
me whether Angl Egyptian differences
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hfi'IhllUK
th«lutlnri
wus
htoil^ht
Lgyptian gov- F. Long, who in a preliminary re one of my friends who gave
. Iiuiiiril thut Nicholls was riding
pi ot ert loiis'.itutional rights of i .« ill lie held Tuesday ufternonn at
ha* pursued n port declared Mrs. Sheutsley xvu* Mich splendid support in the Her "'>* eventually find their wap he
lock.. Among tho»e urc Rev.
Ins missing "skatemobile” and do- 1 " .... Y i "
m 'Y . .” .* ! 3 o ciock
uld's
big
campaign"
suid
Miss
f'»r«
the
league
of
nations
in
cutis
*#l> regard to the dead when she entered the furnace,
mmeuiaieiy give
gixc
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wing,
x> . J.
,,landed
that
he
immediately
,
a?.
i"K' TI.- xx. . i.uxvion,
I.axvton,
W.
Vcrxn
Woodcock,
firnt
prize*
win
•
hir
culllli^ierttbit,
inlc*rt*bteu
lepei
ub*
,t. , c getieiul clou ceil ill fils petition that 1,
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( ” 'he Sirdan und decuuse no trace of curhon mo
nt meet xxith the J,
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, . I.axxlon, Lllsworth llatper, Judga
up. 'this did not
[fcithsr government noxide |Miisoning was found in ner. “ and 1 think thut the contest I (•*’" here today,
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approval of young; Nicholls mid u 1
i was the i leanest and the straight-1
Under the covenant uny aiend'cr
F»Cl|.itat in*r up Open blood taken from her lungs.
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to .to, Ud ns mine guards, that tlm depu- I |>Ki||i><.
Mr. „ ____.„k‘„
C A Z K N O V IA . N. V . Nov. 24 D battle royal took Plate.
In the ties are paid? ^uV’
est ever put on by uny newspaper *'“ * “ r'tfht to subject It to Ho
out tiV'nr^nVo
of private funds
funds ,,hl,,l»,s uud M r*' “ oumill.t who
council, f ’hnrles Stebbins Fuirchild,
82, nndst o f the battle, one of the city s | '
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xxill tiikc the two adopted children
attention of the league
or
uny
other
concern.
Zagloul's
of Mr. uin I Mrs. Maims.
which meets eurly in December in yenrs old, swretary of the treasury stalwurts hove on the scene and
I
feel
more
thun
repaid
for
my
^ '*>ong nationalIru Sclii’llc Maine* wus horn in
President
died |bl, youngsters were taken
in
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efforts in soliciting new subscrip Rome, if it deems the question under
**l,h lie liHM‘,1 his
Lake
Butler iu thut part of Brad
charge,
to
appuar
in
court
this
threatens
the
maintenance
of
peace.
I
suddenly
nt
his
home
here
today.
tions, und I again wish to thank
“1 could iiuve yield
ford county which is now Union
morning on a charge of disorderly
those subscribers who made it pos
'*) oil the points on
county, 33 years ago on June 29,
|conduct.
siblc for me to xyin the Buick car."
> refuse, compliance
1891. Ilu finished school ut Lake
Much
evidence
was
heard
from
,1
am
more
than
glad
that
I
en
“ *rrn>K his governButler Normal und later was grad
both
boys
and
after
considerable
tered the Sanford Herald’s contest"
Pointing his follow.
uated front
Luke Butler High
ticliberution Judge Sharon imposed
Forrest l^tke, incumbent, will said Miss Nell Williams yesterduy,
I*1, ' hand these are
Every facility will be offered for School,
a
fine
of
$1
on
Nicholls
und
ulrun
for
re-election
as
mayor-com
“
for
I
have
been
greatly
benefit
Prvrtige on w hich
Later he went to Muton, Gu.t
----j lowed him to go on suspended sen- the speedy uiul efficient moving of
77,"n'*-" 1 is likely missioner in the gcnerul election ed by it.
all
('hristnins
mail
through
thu
where
he took a course in pharm
ihlc
1 culled for Dec. 2, no other candi
accepted
belief
that
wc
are
grow
i^nce
and
warned
him
thnt
if
he
"In addition to winning u beau
N E W Y O R K , Nov. 2$.— Crime
were to appear in the court again.
»*•£ office. Assistant Post- acy. Upon the completion or that
date huving filed papers before tiful diamond ring, I have gained in the United States, in proportion ing more criminal.
■eats the fine would be imposed and the
« . C. Haskins announced course hu engaged in this line of
November 12, which wns the last
"The actual decrease In arrest
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to the population, has decreased
T a m p a ,.
yesteriluy in discussing the pre work ut Jacksonville,
for
drunkenness
since
the
Volstead
Alternative
would
be
10
days
on
dap set aside for qualification, it
rather than increased since prohi
Gainesville
and
later
moved
to San
parations
now
being
mnde
by
the
bition went into effect, according act went into effect In 42.3 per tbt. street. Frazier was dismissed,
t p a n e s e ( , i t i p m wn,k announced today.
dopnrtmcnt for the handling of ford dn 1912 and wua again em
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The term of office beginning in
to a report made public Sunday cent fur the 300 cities, or a mil The ownership of the ''skutemothe thousands of letters and pack ployed as pharmacist in local drug
Junuary will mark the eleventh
by the World League Against Al- lion less cases of drunkenness each. Bi|d” is still unsolvedLuter he entered Stetson
ages
that will flood fhc bu ildir- store.
cf / ‘ 4 ~ A Revere time that Mayor Lake hus served
coholiam. Savings to the states ns year than there were In the 'wet'
>
University where h ebegan
tho
‘ ‘ “ar minutes duru- the city on the bonrd of commis
iu
the
two
week
period
beginning
Arrangements are being . ptade a result o f the decrease in crime period, for the whole nation. Where | i i ( I i : i f i w T n W f l T
study o f law,
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ubout December 15,
“ cat k"
,x‘»f'0'b sioners, either a* commissioner or by the officials of the Clyde Line exceed the amount formerly paid foriqerly drunk cases rnado up J2.5
In 1914 Mr. Maines wan married
“ Wrap carefully, address plainly
°f Kiotu and mayor-commissioner,
he huving to arrange (he freight'lit ah alpha as revenue by the liquor interests, per cent of the total arrests of the
und muil early” is Mr,•Haskins ad to Miss Mary flerby o f Dayton, O^’
i l wk 'hi* morning. been first elected to that body when betical manner in the
freight the report sets forth, tho savings i country, they now have been cut
^*“*gc wu* reported. n young man of 22 years of age. >
vice to the public, “ tho post o f and June o f the following year w*a
sheds, at the docks, it was an being conservatively estimated at i to 18.8 per cent,
N E W Y O R K , Nov. 24.— In do. fice will close at 11 o'clock Christ graduated from Stetson with tho
The fact that he is running for nounced this morning. This is the approximately
$200,000,000 an-!
"Dram 1913
1013 to 1910 tnero
there wu*
wus a
v
"lirom
^
, tji#ho' Mlinnillir o£ thc
mas morning and only dispatches degree of Bachelor o f Laws. On
office unopposed does not release result of the new addition that has n(tally.
('o s t a
yearly average o f 68,040 People P r o U lU n t E p i ^ p a l Church
of
newspapers
and special mail will be July 29, 19L& He began tho practice)
Sanford voters front discharging been made to the structure.
The survey is based on figures arrested for all c * u . a ou o f
New York, dancing has been re given consideration after that of law in Sanford and was engaged'
the prime duty of citizenship, it
It is estimated that during the from the pplice departments of
in that profession until hia death.
hour."
was pointed out, und every quali next few weeks, that the space 300 o f thie country's leading cities
I werte.
During his residence In Stanford.
Mr. Haskins further stated that
f 0*1* R'ca, Nov. 24. fied voter in the city is urged to will not be large enough to meet ond the district o f Columbia ev- During the first four years of pro
Du
Mr. Muinei wus active in politktt
Riuual
service
was
held
yester
the
rural
carriers
would
be
given
visit
the
polls
at
the
fire
station
in
? n' former Preslthe requirements of the freight ery state except North Carolina hihition. arrests
fo r all causes
und since beginning the practice o f
Kfa. died yester- the city hall and cast his vote in- shipments, und, according to re and Oklahoma being represented, were 2,040,700 or 68^69 per nxil- day with American Indian in war holiday on Christmas, and urged
regalia dancing and singing and all mailers In outlying districts to law held political office until hia.L
dursing the policy o f the present ports, additional space may be
“ It is true that the number of 'lion. ITte population in these cit
praying * h lle the organ played like mail packages for delivery
on death. He held the uffico o f mu
administration.
ncct'&iuiry• The new Addition ®r arrests o f the ‘d i y period in the ies has increased 6,000,000 during
nicipal judge fo r two years until
a
tom-tom.
Chrlatmas
Eve
several
days
ahead
The polls will be open from 8 lows about 100 per cent more 300 cities is greater than the num the four yenre.
ut
his resignation on July 29, 1022.
o'clock until sundown, and
Miss
Rev. Guthrie, rector, said, while o f time.
“ Applying this ratio o f increase
space than was previously en ber for the ‘w et'." i t ia stated in
For several years he was employ*;:
“
Shop
early"
said
Mr.
Ilatkinx,
Alice Fitts, Miss Susan B. Wight
not
trying
to
start
a
controversy
the feport, “ but when analyzed in to the entire population we have
joyed.
ed by tho buaord o f county con;,
os
has
aptand
C.
L.
Britt
have
been
named
again
with
Bishop
Manning,
he
info
r
as
some
newspaper
nu*
so
uih
s f e j ' . r Whest:
The new arrangements will make connetcioit with the . increase in • yearly, total o f nearly 10,000 less
mLbiuncrs an prosecuting slLorpo^*
W Ju ; M“ y' l C2^
the 'dry' period tended to follow f t h o dictates o f m y ly put it. early shopping saves
M
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P5Clorik
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'possible for th. shipping com- population, which U five million. 1 arrests during
(Continued on page 9)
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to
W*> « 121S J. D. Chittenden has been op- «
.
gTcaUr d u p . u h 0f
conscience".
late
hopping."
the findings ore contrary to the than during the
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■“ y, 69 to 69 U
. pointed clcrg o f the election.
CREWS FROM TWO
WRECKED BOATS
SAFE IN NORFOLK
PROSECUTOR HAS
HIT HOT TRAIL IN
PROBE OF DEATH
NEW ACTION HAS
BEEN INSTITUTED
AGAINST SHERIFF
Attracts Attention
Ex-Secretary Of
Treasury Is Dead [”
Forrest L a k e To
Be Unopposed In
General Elect i o n
Local Post Office
Prepares For Rush
Of Christmas Mail
Crime Shows Decline World League
Against Alcoholism Declares Report
SVI
Ae Is Felt
Freight In Warehouse
Listed Alphabetically
Paint
Dance In N. Y. Church
‘^-Ported Dead
X
ARK
lucal and inland freight.
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F L O R ID A C O R P O R A T IO N
FINANCE COMMITTEE
FOIIUEK'U LAKE
•.
C A P IT A L S T O C K
E. A. IToujjlahs.
:'t I .like, First Viet* President.
II. Smith, Seeoiul Vice President
W. II. TU N N K LIFFE
15. (i. SMITH
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rimriirlifle,
G E N E R ALCOCNSEI
Tri'm*
KRKII K. WII.SON'")
. W iIm .ii, Sectv.
l)IRl?P'ORS:
F o i i t m I (.like,
I'rn Idcnl, Seminole Counl) Hunt*
Sanford, Florida
K.
A.
D o u r Ii i s s .
Clerk of Ihe Cirrull Court,
Hnnfor, Florida
John Mdsrh,
William II. Tnmiirllffc,
Cnpitnlixt K Grower, Chairman
Co. Comr*. Sanford, Florida
I'tciidfiil. Sonforit ll.ml, A Tru«*t
Co., Sanford. Florida
I
(Jenri;o ( ’. Chamberlain.
II. (>. Smilh.
I’m idem Viloxin Count) I’ .ind A
Ml*. Co.. Iln) Iona llrnrh. Fla.
resident. Hank ol Mnedo, Oviiild,
Florida
A. It. Key.
\ irr I'rrsidrnt nnd ( imh . Hem
inoli fount) r.rnh, Sanlord. Fit
A. I*. Connelly.
Iliillo r; Kerrrt.ir, Hanford Hid*
A I o.ui \-sxn., Sanford, Fin.
Kdrtard Higjrinv;,
I’ reviflent, Sanford Cft.imbfr of
Com metre; l.inroln # Ford Denier.
Sanlord, Florida.
Ittiy F. Synics,
Capitalist A Grftwrr. Sanford. Fla.
C. W. Ent7.mlrtfc<*r,
County Commiaalnnrr, I.on* wood
Florida.
H. J. Itnllyv
Publirhor of Florida Trurlcrr,
Sanford, Florida.
F r e d H Wilmm.
Attorn.), Sanford, Florida
Buy and Sell Mortgages and Bonds, Make Industrial Loans and T o Conduct
A n Abstract and Title Guaranty Department.
of Profit
Sources
Acquired habits o f thrift and econ
omy prompt the wise investor to di
versity'his or her investments on the
same theory that it is not wise to put
all of ones eggs in one basket. In se
lecting an investment it is wise to se
lect the best one available at borne,
where The officers are well known,
successful men, who can he counted
upon to manage the business honest
ly. and successfully and particularly
where such an investment tends to
increase the value ot ones other local
investments.
An investment in the capital stock
ol the Sanlord Bond and Mortgage
Company is based upon numerous
mortgages selected by a finance com
mittee, composed of the Presidents
of three of the leading banks in Sem
inole County. Being themselves large
holders o f its capital stock they are
protecting your interests in protect
ing their own.
It will pay you to/nake prompt investigatipn of this exceptional invest-1
meat
<»portunityri
Satisfactory
terms of purchase can be arranged.
The prevailing interest rate of improved
ieal estate mortgages in Florida is 8 per cent
Per annum while the rate on the same class o f
loans in financial centers in the north and east
is around (j per cent, the difference between
rates representing a good margin of profit on
local mortgages sold in a market where the
lower interest rates prevail.
1'he Company will issue its own mortgage
bonds or collateral trust notes from .tirrte, to
time and will later buy and sell municipal,
school, county, improvement and othef- bond
sues, ihe brokerage fee or margin of profit
to the company varies according to the char
acter of the issue.
Meriwether Building, Sanford, Florida
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�TI1E SANFORD
W'
Herald
at
IgJBJ
u Second CIM" Matter.
i t . i » i » . at th*.podt«fno»
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M u a a l l * A rew ae
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n r K M A t. N O T IC K 1
A ll oh lttin fy
c m . c a r te o f thank*. resolutions
notices
•m l n
otices o
< f entertainm ents w h ers
- “i mails w ill lie chanted
lar ad vertisin g rate*.
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argyw.rBi.r.'
iB o r iA T r . ii riiB -tn
H R MIR
Il R ft THtt AsBor
Is exetushe Associate!J Tress
l*n
The
JVely entitle«1 (l|tO the use for repubBS ,!*•«
9 f
1
lent Ion
nil nrwi dispatches
Kent
Inn-■ of p
L A . ’ credited to.lt or not otherwise rred
Med In th is i.i, per and also'thei Incsl
new s |tfrbil*ned herein.
A ll H a lit*
o f rep u bllcstlon * f Speclsl dispatch
eg herein are slab reserved.
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A s Brisbane S ees It
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T h e Herald exten ds congratu lations to those you n g ladies
who were successful in w in n in g llie prizes o ff e r e d by this
newspaper f o r securing the most votes in its b ig subscrip
tion cam paign wh ich closed .Saturday night.
A success .from e v e ry standpoint T h e Herald's contest
ended in the same spirit o f friendliness in which it was be
gun.
W h ile some o f the contestants were disappointed in
not w inning the Buick, all o f them accepted the final re
sult o f the count in a com mendable spirit, and Miss Versa
Woodcock, winner o f tne au.omobile, was l lie recipient of
many congratulations from those who endeavored to win.
but were not so fo r u m a e.
W h ile valuable prizes w e re given aw ay and much money
was spent by this new spaper to make the contest a success,
the final results were such as to make the campaign a
good business investment. And in addition the securing of
many added readers who have paid in advance subscription*
has made T h e Herald a much b etter a d vertisin g medium tor
the merchants w iio tell the people o f Sanford and Seminole
county what they have to sell through the columns o f this
newspaper.
MONDAY*, NOV. 24, 1924.
IHBI.K T H O U G H T FOR T O D A Y
A B U N D A N T L Y SA TISF IED .—
How excellent is Thy loving kind
ness, 0 God! therefore the children
of men put their trust under the
Shadow of Thy wings, They shnll
be nhundnntly wttisflcd with the
fatness o f Thy house; and Thou
■halt make them drink of the river
o f Thy pleasures. Psalm 30:7, 8,
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Saturday night was an interesting night With hundreds
B ig g e s t D a y Y e t.
in front of The Herald office watching the judges
cheerful Prediction*.
W a u l e d a F ir m " N o .'
final, count, and momehtarily expecting the an
i
n ia k e ,
A Law (p r Savageij
would end
the
uncertainty,
it wa|
was an ex
nouncementt which
eno
me
u
n certain ly, u
. ' A _ _ _ Jl f
«. . 1.. .ill. ,1 til A I til, 1 t«'1
cited g r o u p ' ofA . con.teaj,lapts
and friendH
who wAitcd Until
BY A R T H U R ORlfl tA"NB
I <"«■*» rig h t iaj
after ejeven o’clock to sec who would drive off in the new
Buiek car.
It would be thoughtless, indeed, for The Herald to fail
B K IC E S T D A Y so. fa r In the
to express its appreciation for the services rendered by the Stock Market, Thursday; 2,400,three judges, who entirely counted the votes and made the 000 shares was the turnover. Wild
Their co-operation and assistance was { huvit,K |n the morning, eager acllfinal tabulations. —
apprecintcd not only b y this newspaper hut also by the con- jnp ,hnt pulled down prices In the
m A .. _4 l .
a t t l t A 1<*-%n a i i 4 Vs fi 4 fraft n t W i n p i 11V11i
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testantsHhemselvcs
who know that no opportunity-was
giv i afternoon
en for partiality, J. G. Ball, Edward Higgins and C. L. Britt,
As one buys,
somebody else
were the judges ami they did their work well.
sells, and that should ,be remefnThe aim of the contest from the vbr^ beginning was to i} >er« (I. Mtiriy, nppnrently nrc will- (
get every possible subscriber for Sanford’s newspaper, . It, is ing to let Stocks go and do not
believed this has been done and that The.Herald now most aKr.,. with the idea that there is,
i
thoroughly and most completely covers its fidld.
to In* no lop to this market.
r ltiM i
.. .YMItAf
K auw tt
The Contest, A Success '
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I B E L IE V E
“ I believe in the stuff I am hand
ing out, in the firm 1 am working
for, nnd In my ability to get rc‘ anlta.
**I believe in working, not weep
ing: in boosting, not knocking; nnd
in tne pleasure of iny job.
“ I believe that a man gets what
ho honestly goes after, that one
deed done today is worth two deeds
tomorrow, and thnl no man
is
'down nnd out’ until he has lost
faith in himself.
MI believe in today and the work
l am doing; in tomorrow nnd the
Work I hope to do, and in the sure
reward that the future holds.
*•1 believe in courtesy, kindness,
in generosity, in good cheer, in
friendship nnd in honest competi
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.. 1hu nd red d o llars or so thr\
a deer* to round Up all crun ‘,!l‘ I*11 *’ •utli for months to . < me could he the nits-mnai i
uml lock them securely in agent y that i oiild get resultAnd pat lein e jind tart, no end
ol hut, would have to lie the guiding top. ■ m such a . nisade
A moment ago when u. 'p o k e ot that "w tilkiug tour of
'..T h .
kick
dog out of hi- olfim. Oui
' ‘oil ol S u u fo i. ls shnU.i spot-, wt were u . ll aw nie
reportoi «l in-tm.i would
i.Mie that it w. lild tit’.er, lieu i 'to
When "le ad in g . it i/ e n - "
jTotr.pled us if a dug could talk f*hou nn lining' tnsin lo w n id tie -h paint, an antugoiii m lot
Hr* G hli tnli lvi ew wltl. thnl dog. Hut . ail iiiu .lows, an antagonism I u n. ll k. pt lawn- and rn-at
dog can't talk
what i. th os,Ii ! i imttic.l shrubbery, it w « d.l In . >\<-t u L 'lrn o tg li iiid.an.nR iikhihii
pin san Is
im ie
risen sing for evet >duulv eoncerued iti a hundred pet renl n pnw.'ii—atfrniii .1 tlie Moscow pul.' and have tat ion ol the t i l t ’s civic hoihe,-. making a ipuis. t > house
Thingn
. nre "o qukiJ
ou cat
you
can hoar oil
tlcnds.
Only time
!‘orafr.t
» U y at homo is wh»jl
wants them to take hjl
The great China „
seen in most of „or (,a2
will wash thi dohext*
The niun who invk^.1
of Itini self ulwavs
.
else did it.
Time »** .... . . ar.I
way you can pally
by saving nuitirv.
o -°
r>
m urdei.d i. ver.il gove immiitnl o f
ffeiids.
Tin- xtra. ge thing alsutl
it is lliiil they rtMlrutfed tliem.
' a»Jv. s us li't.g a* they did
, _
, , .
**i',
i n v e s t i g u t pm ot w h y
folk.*
n i.glit b e g i n i •
ak
"I
D o u b tless
-------o
t h e r e a r e m e n ol
great
parts
that
E
«b cun’t *1-citle
In*I’t*, or KtJ,11**
HtVt r u on hi *jvl iiny fx| *r|i
to
*f
la-
D io lig h ls
hi av v.
and
render
T h o taller.
the
m "-t
liv e ly
Tf *
and
H a * 1,1 1 , j,* 1. 1 r)
f
II-
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lift • *1
S i i i > £ ’ igt«* t
imi * i
U111Iti lilt* a fit w i •-mlull i Hi' u nuit
to
if (I o
d-
1 il \ f
I.
if *
tu fatlirt jtini noittut
3tti idnii i*ri>1 hr i* jihU r
till
How annoying it is to hear alunii '♦mrowi
fairs in a round-ahtiul-way. Om 1 the
rigid ruI. s of this hank is that all osuiess
its Imsiomers -hall lie held in sn . : confid^
Your business with this Batik is he >! um'alalcj
we wouldn't h es ilate to tlischnWe any cmplj
found \ iolat ni|r 1his rule.
FIRST NATIONAL 1,
A C O M M U N IT Y B U IIiM .li
I ’ O S T E K , I'rcvident
I». T . Wl l l lM'.KJ
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u i r h l Mi*! I * i
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Special Bargaii
I1li eliln
•h
Ncv. five -ro o m bungalow wi t h large server
hack porch, ga ra ge . Located ou I d seventy*
h> n i f hundred th irty-seven feet. I’m c U a
$.rdHi.lHi < ash.
Balance $ 10.00 Her Month.
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The u. tni
pa rl tin nt in,
Hi
idimitiiai i'"i
in. vc i" • ■.
' oUgtl legal 1 *,
igln In . < t.i In111 I n . , no
1I
proi a I in 1 '
Hrtidetil. f
that lb 1* han
ed and inn t.
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nl i W In H*
E. F. LANK
REALTO R
Hi
National
\y -•
Building.
Miss Ruha Mi Ihunts, Reginald S.
Hugh Whelrhell
T H I N K o f the
.'Honey you might
-lave saved- but
didn’t!
Start now by depositing
a dollar or more with us
every week, letting your
account increase with time
and compound inters&
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4/i*
set
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Bank
roo MS
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Gossip
L K A h K . V ! ( ».\
\ i m u \ i i ' i \! r»
il/h
"l '»f %**llf ||r
Kv« f \ 1,1 M ha, f
^ mi '-f ■•i1!“ fur §I
l*4»r Hi*r » In
Ii i i i B i a s i a a t u i i
tiff
A M'll'i III
■i ■ i 'i.i I,t n . n i n a ! us ■ m l
n : In i i vv l o i i , i H n W
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Th. * V. 1 ,1 • y.,
l ot ■ n l ll ,, ( M ■•1 k .
t i kr f in .it t hrm
N! i l ur.«iv |n I tion is
Mv
has
l.een
rolled
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has
been
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iv
e
n
' I F ' t * I • it letdule |. to vote w lu ll'
M.V l i g h t
post of I I 1 I
- Ill
W"•
1 I' l Ul i ll V IS I ’. Mo l
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i a tun *
mill*
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C f it llltill accept the city tnul.Hget ha. I<
M y CClltt
has been -m ashed.
I h a v e o rd e red an a d
elltoil. but t|
l i n i n ' n f i b e > ll V , a l t i n
•I In* V* iL 1 1 f 1 1 ! m t.t il
to th* 14-**41r h*iii-r offriliii; i?* * v
forn i
of
government
Sun fold vance |corn all directions'.- i a n Koch.
undvr it- - L . i i i r fioiu ihi* t.a^
lit w i
11 wi l l i ng I,,
1cu>i
l:ui * t hi l . o t Hunt h * u a * i m v n m
Cnul'1 •••!I the folks down
there
i’l i i i t i h U i *
t - <■'
H r u i!i n t ■>wn u n t i l
U'lli
the
"tv" where
nut*»iM'
hill
m
ti
tin*
ir'tiilihu
n
r
about how well tin- city it.nnuger
1li> «< *. i*Lil □ 1r that i it f
i
•I
t 11it|ii t «*f \, we
ll iifol nrnliul u|| hi- 11j**11* v liV 1**1
plan ivork*.
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I h. ,n*tot|rii4 ot- will now h.t%*
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“ L A I >Y" , M I S - U S K h A P L K L L A T I O N
wait
• Itt extigatioa has Hlmwii that
Mt'titiw Ii if, t h e legal advert t .mg ail - . i i ,
I *11 hi l ka \ ■ \
Mrs. Mleutidep, w hone huHbun.i
must it-. •
won) lltadc'il. . n a to I « t
II IS II V l£l> to beln \. I In, I
r n a ir ’.uinx she cm tint it led nyit. id.- t>y j
the b.w i , i ■ I n - so tIm; i tm iol SOl . g "1
man
lint
ai
idol
slnilll.l
11
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bum ng to death, wu* dead b e fo re . 1t»141r* i*Ini Ilull* • Dir i |n't la 11\ Mi* I i 1It Ill 4? Iipi'll .I , M - f nI n.UH
vert i*i tie
I" . Ill II> :. r
nn 11
to .'ale -I 11
I ,i t to' 1 a inl i ' i ni I
hbe .......... .. the furnace, and it i i
Vi ol f m t ie
hii+t nil i uil wii Y |■ii* In- tin word- lint lei. * till-* 1 In w i lti-i w• .ii, cord w p a . .
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tgcit.'ii I hi- didn’t C R A W L into that ;
\ * nt I n i n i i “ m i .1 " L o t i « -and -.gi
III tears, I . the t beoi v I ill. * ].« 1>I.'
Are, u* vvua *ai.l, after *ln- wu* 114* n lJJi^r* aLiillrl. fi ii * IM Mu
il nt isl "ineii*" a ini " * 11i .
fm t in* •'Id 1" mi' fur I In m -< 1 .
dead.
, l 1tit 11 *1
-I3i I HI* UhlA ll -H Ilk tile Mibt!utled titleI " Ml I that ought to hi' killed and '.lie
l-\ ’
A C AT-M AD K KIHToU
.
. 1mi
mk
I . i Ih ' W i m
( hi *
viunia leiltoti Humber of hell'
were i
.i.i Imliiig
tlun
There m e good iuiblli utnl ,,u<* f
nf hu.iuh’ nnd “ lad v" hit uipi.l in nl it ndutiee at a w Onall'- elub ) young*1! p.'ople
h M » \ V I L L I : >1 • I I \ | I,
habit*. Th* bad habit* are usually i> t a i l i n g M i l o thi* d i M i i i d , i * ** h
in» a- g lia l a inisti■met a- I li.it uwn . ltii.lt eii \ n i n g - a\ag<- -' I
the easie*! to form. Ute goinl one* 1c\
1 hy l hi* fart l hat “ VV * O ' i1• -I in a Liol nia pop* i t Itin l i vi ng, the "Id ixpi i l to be kilh.t.
The st'-iv ■! l L* m u L■• minli .’Mh! Im
fol Us t o 1111•| II Ifr
when they In-iniih useless a n d
,
tho hm deni.
I'erhup* the
best m a n ' s t l u l l ” h i m L**t*h m n i l >1 u p o n w»<11 when it sa 1.1 i in..
lady
n London • ii p 3* * i **U. t•> ( 'hn> di. *.
.IL
tOI' II
|
habit vve know of i* that of work , by
(,v t|
l(
you
.ould
tiinl
Ks.iuiti.aas
Lit
n
th** voimt'ii ut< h4*ihK ( |i«* anjid> walked Ini'I the stele , I
Morloy. wh. •• . A - W,k
f'X \%llr .* nL ;* >t i n . . l i n t It. - <| . I
|
ahd that is certainly a difficult I uppt opt Ulte till. , and there I* tint i l.i«tit i.| ( l.j.t i lly amt -1»■•t na mmeti.it ’* moved limn t to luflu.ti.e ol wli ', periences v
p
iti mi * •,tiil ctlitoi I Im* it
tin | i u o t ,
* t w
d ( ,„
- habit to a-outre. One of the wor
worst
,N.
fliulll|
to ■
is- found
in tin- entire Lul l . ! I In (*-« in of Lady L- til ft Ji o l, mly men, y mi w .nfd see them putt e is told in Tin r . .< •* *\ K* kii*w. nnd 1113 \t 1 !•* 1•1
’ 1 "I I "I .' ill Ip vv It *1 tl,o
hftbiu hi jht' world, and one into i' Stater an mgnuiznlimi known a- a lit own w ill alwuyr t.. in l rim, imo- an old l a i l i i oj niotbet in a lutle is both j■i«>1..i 1-1.
anil ' uti*ri'Ntitijf k! * * f 11* rif
- * .imp g u-i
. '.,1 ,
which aim »»t anyone will draft al |" ( . ent l eni en' i . lull." ini* an Innnni v .iled that li.-l ii.isbund
bouse
bloekh,
wi
l
l
nle'iThis is tin ■i '
f tin- tat n'iuiu
most unconacloualy, If he 1* not .-ruble collei lmii of ’ Men’s . Iii Iih ' I p i i i il as l."id ’ Smll li .
i Lord small amnuiit I f o o d tlun -ealii
editor:
-il.fr il'-t "ll W- pi, |if ) •111"1 lo
chrtful, 1* that of being lazy.
The iniiovuUmi van made nearly a I ’ r"W n Pul 1fo l <• nog III b. her up ibe el 111. Ill e to the llOll.-e ;n,.|
“ He cam. 111'
1f mi Scotland W Jl -M. i l l o i l i | . ,| t I.I .
score of yearn ago by one of the P'tl i»bji'Ct ions upon tin p.llt of le a v in g milin. and htiiivatmu lo nt. « youngstc i
i t ' t aldy
I ' ■!. f .it a news p r . p - I . i
Miami Mayor and Chamber of great railroad* of thu t .mn11 \ Smith or lirow n to sUi Ii an
At 11-list th«*
ii
* pU-d it
.ippella- take thIU4 >HIMM'
111 . a p| i i.t all t tic w l l h g b ,
It v , ,
Conut'erce President arc much in- wliich tennived from the d>H>i* f I I 'll
I iuHhiiu in.m li t hi-fr filth* r •«ml paper job
'irmilist ,
doors,
untl
found
no
entry
Hi:
coup
nf
til,
Cfiihc.t over the atopping of a
muthri ir*• I m thi* (HHirhoUM*. II
I,. .1-l 1"led |U.
small fund <*f in p» y sunn ran out, |u'rs wii» 1’ * pb' 1o- and 1in* pn -t
zJthy silk manufacturer'* yacht
did in»i kill i In in
*
and
he
felt
him-cif
Inuteii.
There
olfo
t>
wa*
coast’ guard official*, who * un
t W'disl with pe ipie ask
ited the yacht o f carrying liquor,
W H E N TIIK KKADKK KICKS
IT IS \ N N llU N L E D that the
!" 1 h" "
'">• l" ' •l till >nl Th. S 1* < . A
irentiy the coa*t guard ofTinational I ....... .
party
... U-1
" U’ M
"" l 'i nn I t. ... if
E M HANGb.
i can't ace the difference be
"thorougidv .cingmzuti," llt n e d s
ar
" k N
m-y enough .. mm.., w ii i m t lieu juri'diet go
an a wealthy allk manufacturer
it. what timIte ts left
i.-ft of il
When I f f * ‘
Y ' 1' 1’ " 1 He went U , T h e m . • 1 1amp ■ at Him ntfi, ,•
MVi father aays the paper In- tn II fume and ftet atal gmun.
the |>0St*t>ff It e I•* I•»!\ a xtuin|i for tVirira *• I 4(l p. i cent
_ liquor in hli poaacRslon and
And tin an
you
coiiM.hr
tl.ut
Senator
la
Fol-’
read,
uin’t
printed
rtglit;
He t.av» of information u desn't
the fatal letter. tin thu counter lltnr ol tin .(, v inis never xirt.
'an ordinary bootlegger.
lette
ran
ahead
of
Mr.
Ituvin,
who
, JIc find", a hvi of fitults. too, he have a crliitib
sat (I big black ini . umfortahly licit without n >!> It i- the -tm \
-o
ran thitil. m many of the northern
Hut you ought to Jtetyr him holler
licking her fur. In mi .die moment of I tick M hit I m glotl o v e r again ,
[he Hanford Herald muttiracn.1* dues, perBuin’ it all night;
Stales,
you
rculizc
thp
Democracy
He aays there ain't u blngle thing when the paper doesn't come
the young mun held out the stamp you -> i
the poalUon o f fullback on this
l 1 "lil y mi didn't I, that
He is always first to grub it needs Minn- kind i>f strong medi to *ce B the cat would moisten it Eng la-nl * all a kind nf fa n y
im’a all-American football leant In it worth to lead.
cine.
And that It doesn't print the "•nl he lead* it plumb clean
for him. She did
seeming to tale.”
Be Mae Murray, We fear, bowThe people are tired of u Demo- relish the sweet iu»u- of the gum. I
that Mire Murray will have | kind of stuff the people read:
through.
lie iu»»e# it aside ami r-tiy i it'i
content herself with a place on
He doesn't miss nn item, or a rratlc pany that is kept on ico by; Hu affixed the stamp and was about
the financial interests and trained to drop the letter down the slit—
.eeqond eleven became all the strictly on. the bum.
want ad — thi* u true;
t •>: !t ni|Hirary Com m ent
But you ought lo hnvr him holk-i
wavs m case an accl
a on the first squad have
He suy* they don't know what in “ tafe
“ Then he pul the letter bacX-Ja^
}y been Ailed by Mr. "Rod" when tho rj^ « r doaui’ t cumc.
wc want, the darn newspaper guys. dent should bung it to power.
hit pocket, ran to a desk in the I lie is tnit a genuine dry, however,
He reads about the weddin's and
uge.— Miami Tribune. We are
I'm going to take a day sometime
Many believe Hint A l Smith, of corner and then and there wrote n Jf he u.C- a hip fl.uk to carry in.!
the
sport*
like
all
get
out;
sure about that. There's n
.
«n<i go and put ’em wise;
New ^ork, wiio carried h»s State brief_»tory about the Stump-Llck- patent n ixttcine in,—-Duluth Het
aid.
• ' D u t ^ ^ l ' u n d and H arry
lie read* the social doings with
Sometime it seems a* though by running u million ahead of bis
Cat at the Fleet Street
who MB playing ( J 9 M I
t “ 'ey must be deaf and blind a n d ticket, will dernund ami get thu office. How the postal
one Edgar
He says Ihey m a k e the papers dumb—
* vand ________
pi
next Democratic nomination.i. If
I f he always solicitous of
ot the public
itubllc conWhat the follow who calls it
South ha* a way o f for w o m e n folks a l o n e ;
i Hut you ought to hear him h o l l o r doe*, that will be another kind of l venienre, nmi lalmriously grained furnished house really need* i- ,
C t o » : h ^ 3* r t »3 h l m a e l f .
II 7*11 rtcj abo’4 t'-o rr-rt'e" -r. J
fVtht, and an intcreatirg one
me.
tb»
to sit on tho counter d l r t l W y . - V a n c o u v e r Sun
omr.o.f ’A '
n
ANewW a
! i *•r11 i i him 11Jc*\. Im*
i A m i i h ’ i i u i: -
f,
•lit.Ill
■
nff.l'illl pa
• <Mit
U '
f
(lost. I I
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• III IJ i*N U" •■th.’ s 11j> lit t fir U.ll
«*I
T I
hel* 11
ls
|: v« •
!l 111 Uo W 1 \k111*!
are g u ilt v
fla t
uinnlIi
n ; \i
.1 ini t. - i. h M'.ti -. i .
.s||ahlt\
co iu .p tio n s
a
' Ii ik i ft^ ft t I
arc I.gin- are Usuming more and n f . ' I(,w » n g h t hash u ln e s s that Ly a s t r a n g e h e s i t a t i o n a m i ,
mor. popular, but we hope ihu city i t d l l c t a n e e t o s p e a k , m u r d e r t h e t m e s t and
most e l e g a n t ,
opr
qptnniari-.it
In.
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aCnih'*! ,<
*1“ -m !»t*»*
t N i i l l t " I 'd
i
!
III11I III
,,r $ 1*1.111111 min
The farthu U,|
the bigger it ur.,w*;
good news (mills ti*l
grows.
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Only a f, w "■ ire Xftj
to pay the bills you
Christmas.
V-
abi
1H|*,
Wc would like to*
Ur the finish between',
ler and the joy
i
9 ,.
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1' IH11! ll I >*f l lll**
Some of those
boo deg nnd npin<
/
IL ilid n ■1 Irtv *
\i li at till- late ■Lit. f ■■ , ■ me in hot.' . ) • > linn
1*1 1|4 - 'puny bet to t Im . ■j ii III
ii
nil ti.nl -c iiirn-i'H
h* ' .ill V US'
inn ( f 1.1 Iiskl',1 t " Will!- 1n 11 I.t
il
nf a
p i * i n • nt -:.,u iv i '!.
In
1mtk
'
* *" inr. a p "•! '1
'K
r u n T i l l M . S ilMUl.l make Mr
* ll f I’JH i
* " t ■t thing- . i ,|. did 1 <t
" I . I lllg,■ send
a 1riiui* II v.
firm L*>tli* t
w ■t' In Ipmg tn * id :i l *
-flip W i*^hl I
thankful we a‘ C nat |
Tho Poor arc frith
often the rich arc
H nW E VER - -Be careful
how
vr.ii sell ihort. Some of thi* boars;
w
grunting
sadly
vesterday '
id ■ning. trying to buy back what
tlov bad sold.
It is said that Durant, the automobile wizard, has gathered up
moral millions since the boom
-tinted.
[hi; Stock Market interests even I
tho-c th ■ never buy, sell or gam
ble. for in its own wild way t h e 1
Flock Mar ki t is prosperity’s hnrol)ti-lr
, |bli lolls what i upilnt, which
means business intelligence, thinks
of the immediate future.
fhn! T' iii !r Sfim wttt be -ncr*u
could add a thousand dollars ot
1 rehty page \rmistice Day nuiiilier
j M (),, \ahle o f t h e ir p r o p e r t v . But th ey p r e le l to let ll
furl ,e.le: led ..edit upon bulb .he,
j
cvesore and tlisg ill e.
ttblltdii i s and progressive San
•
•
f
I
I he Herald adm its that it ha- little hope o| se ein g a
h f d . — Time .-Union.
.
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|general response to this appeal l " i m ore paint f o r S a n t o n l
^ ^ T h ' ' b * way tp insure thetotal ( |( j l(th nn 1()ra t}ijit o n l v sonn o r g a n iz a tio n w o r k in g i|Uietl\
vtMjsa, . i ........ . nf indiiddualM is C.
.
Daily
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LEONARD 1*. AYRES, of the
i bvclmi.l Trust < nmpuriy, predicts)
f.-i 1PL’.'i itii rr-.i*iug, expanding
bil-tue-is and ll prosperity boom
.'■ppmut hing the speed limit." He
It W o u ld T a k e P a t ie n c e A n d 'F a ct
I ■o-ei ■- low interest l utes, much
r~
“ Shabby S a n fo r d "
None o f Sanford's good friends and building mid higher wages, all ,
boosters would like that f o r an appellation.
None of ns pli S'unt predn t e.iis.
would like to hear Snnlorrl called “ shabby", but just h o w ,
III! IT1S1I LIN A N’ t 'IE I(S a r e
are we g o in g to avoid it, if fresh paint is In remain the
i
win ried about our outlook, which
.stranger that it seems to be in many sections at present?
LUCKY CAVK MAN
Some m orning soon the C h am oer o f Commerce might i- ktn I of them. They fear infla
INI HAN \ i ’<H IS NEWS
tion.
tion in this iiiuhltv
Hot they
organize a w alkin g tour o f Sanford. T h e Kolury anil Ki
»;
“ I believe there is something do
m i ll nut worry, with Mi Mi lion in
\. . .ii-i n an w orpan am hi np'do
i eel wall | aper i m m iup: l In l a w f i
ing somewhere, for
every
man wnnis Clubs, the Junior C ham ber o f Commerce, nnd the S an 'h.irgi of iiatlolial finaute
lie
ford W om an 's Club— especially the W o m a n ’ s Club— might
ready to do it.
••I explorer. Upon hel n lill'l P a< l ong hel 1 di ,ie the car. m
ui.derstamls Itial tob. won’t per- 1
*‘ I believe I'm re«<;y— right now." ire called together, a hundred per cent strong, ami let I up one
i Tin I hal I In -ei'iind tillll til the
l< ealrh
W"lk lllnoad, a'
nut inflation and won't ho seared , ^
— Elbert Hubbard.
street and down tin* next, until e very street in the city had
i *t i a in a t Iii - m l ■i take, e " 111
!
leei-nlly
dial
l
in
"
.a
m
into hurling bii-ilo-- hi making 1
ill n_ -haling dining a mention,
a |i""i dlllnb iie:i*t nil • h '
inn*
The itest salesman of real estate been traversed, and e ve ry shabby house had been (minted luorieV light
‘ ),,. ,, ■i ' ■ Ills wife d" in* lliluk I aling Ini a Ilf I. aei nnijim, y Iug (ill
ou
t
‘
Is the Fourth Estate.
l l i e Smll II I Ml
II
tne t i him." Tiiu- .on.I in i 11adi la II le .'till
Oh, yes, it would be em barrassing. T h e Herald agrees, for
• lleered by loo I haltt I ed ileti pi pli inti
I n.ll toil lllg to stilt ll pI' ir I w tide
A limn can hardly be said to be many good members o f these various organizations.
It
m thought
III
in In i e that
l inking nf tin* i nve man a a ■lie I ill'll Http'll nil ilili Heel nil I
feathering his nest when he closes
•"II III) .'I I 1,1. .1i* t hat In had -e
might even be a decided shock fo r some ol them to see their tin
will get finin th lletmallM in.>- ' LiJ -nil III pi I "Ii ll Ito I"
his office to
duck hunting.
I0 i
lain 11 orn lie ii lt<
It. Ini- Ii e o - i, h a i e i g I nr 11 limp Ins Iiee.
homes from the angle of the interested ritizen, s triv in g to in n paiatmns tlit"iigi I in
■11 ii di d as an lmili fililiiI w (■ ... 11ei i iin' a ■i.i) oil p*. i tin It nf lief
e.,
The early bird nitrites the worm, keep .Sanford from earning a reputation lot shabbiness and plan 311.lain mat pminds
ilate In l in - •inpl, un t In>d .... I her t aki ng In f pet I.... He fol
provided he is on his way to the j
:* t(
;id Ji It •• h Mitilt
shiftlessness.
list eio'Ugt) i a* ll i ea
" I ii .g liei >.n i in In ini an i
office and not coming home.
il* ->)*• 1" h t*lf l*3i i f •-? i f i S pi I
; acssliv In r I, nor a soft >.
T h e r e are houses in Sanford that iia\e not been given a wtint I h e l. I Im Pi
1
<*r ■I \\ hit* I » i i i fi 1 i i*i' i n . i n
■'"I >.iiii
1 t e ’u and w I.* o
They’d be w o r k i n g cross w o r d coat o f fresh paint in \ curs
T h e y are positively scablo
lot,
I " t ill I I ' l l * d
.ii It ! . u k <*ii; i; u i l h t i i i i •,-«■:,i •
> In . o n
In I . a i n d it .i | t n e
puzzles by radi o i f it w e r e n ’ t for And e ve ry house o f this sort detracts from the c it y ’ s ..... I wat di his
ii ii
Id*
.
•i n i m i * , 11 ' ! 4 Mint?
• III ll • In I m t li nt In . ll i " I ,
the static whi ch the puzzles c h u m -.
li* ' il' . I:t t • t f i at >h'
, hi pi \
looks, and lowers the value o f the c ity's real estate.
O' I he -l.lHllV-1
TIM ):ltt I i s 11
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1
V. t
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w
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)
In
i
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.me
T
h
e
worst
o
f
it
is,
m
oreover,
people
living
in
Mich
plop
Some men u ( " w up ami i<tho|»
I * * t i • ikill N ■ ii\ 11;i v«• 'h. ii i
I.' ■n •• man .11,1 e 1 liai i
.me*, e rty, or hotter put, people O W N I N '!! such prnpert,\ scent to ■f \ 111 P i l l - t o ll
merely swell up.— SafasotH Times.
i . •i. .1* , . ’ ,
ill*
iiitU.
« 'I 1 1 ll he I I 111 1ha In v a
who
i
I
Id
i
of>
ii
iii
e
Jut the worst
kind
nrc
those
,
be content to let it look piivert \ -*t i iclu-n
T b e \ seen! to lia\e
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II*
iiiii'i
h.i *
I
I ') i - lilliph
In .h,| " 1 I i t i *
J?.
AMt4%Pvfrry;cmarW liO*
, no j>nt)c ami no e i l y - l u y u l t y .
W it h the expcndituii.* ol a ilia famous protocol. It is hupbd
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U j ' ,1
1 ■ list en In hi nil. ini,
f t N«nf< id
I ^ V N DOBt
Interest Paid on Savings Accou®11. ^
Strength Service Frogress
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MI^S ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor,
Phone
Prominent Sanford Men Address Pupils
Sanford High School During Past Week
Tom Brotherson Is
Host at ‘Stag’” Party
♦l »
Tom Brotherson wns.the host on
Frltfny evening nt n twost enjoy
able atng dinner (riven In homor
of Burke Steele whose marriajrc
takes, place Wednesday afternoon
at the Methodist chr&rch.\Everything yrns planned for the
cyrnfort of the “ Stags," and cvefything auggrativc) of the dainty
/amitiine touch iwas left oltt.
SrhdKWjitreit enjoyed nnd the eve
ning witi/ara ot in convenmlion and
the kOllihjt Ji if jolips.
''Mrit.
ll. BoW a Brotherson wnH ns-
R. J. Holly, who i* n favorite.
A m the week- of November 17
non# all school children, Biiokel1'* ^ was set avi.lt. as American
the chapel exorcises Thursday P P c.nti° M
' l whs observed
orhtng an “ Illiteracy . " l e a v i n g
“a*1
ith the pupil, the motto “ No II.
eracy by 1930.",,..
enjoyglil? and whs a decid.sl! j * ' „ L
Friday being physical education1fit; to hath.
Il'li '
, iTp
of -Mrl
iy, Mayor Forrest Lake spoke to
On Monday, II B .-K 'W t tt tw A io e
thee nancmhly
la y Grounds spoke very nppHipriatel.v on "The
aancmhly on " PPlay
nnd
id Athletic Fields in Connection American Flng" as the living svmu_ Cls-"N
a S
tron g Healthy Nation."
j[*B«gdall Avenue; J With
ith n
Strong,
Nation.” > d of thniifcUls nnd InstiluUous of
He; told the boys nnd girl*
girla that *>ur Ki-ptuiUc.
Bridtre; hostess. thee city was going to provide
Tuesday, Rev. F. D. King. in a sisted’ in fcrrvihg
the delicious
-ion Aoxiluiry; Lc- three
ree courts which will tie
be second very able ; manner, diseussisl the four course dinner hy Miss "Mary
to none in the state. It is need . “ I injMitution— 'The
Bulwark
Stanley hnd Mrs. Ernest Brother■foYlock.
less to sny that this information j DcniVrncy nnd HnppincKs.
son.
f r !'™
f,;rth . Wednesday was set aside as | Covers Were laid for «ix.. The
j S j V t r B l Baptist n early applause from the student School and Teuehcor Day. Tliis quests included Burke Steel, New■y parlors. 3:30 p. m. ‘>oay'
|part o f the program was In charge ton Steristrnm. It. F. Cooper, Ear
1i Superintendent 'I'
, . .. nest Brotherson, und Mr; McNab.
The. addresses of these prominent 1
of
T. VIT
W. I[.:,wton.
%rpin«^la'
American
„
nlPr<
]
izen*
were
enjoytti
hy
who
in
his
iikuii
I
plrnsanl
wjiv
riar "
nil that heard them, nnd n ureal talked to the student body on the
’ZZ- y n m.
WE IN IE ROAST
BrtBtnt'Viminn'si
Club inspiration was derived, that w ill; subject "The Teacher. The Guid•^ment
Wot
Members o f the Senior Epworth
Tuesday afternoon hylp in the future school work.
iny Influence of Future America." l.enuue o f the Methodist Church
enjoyed a Weiner
Roast Fridnjt
of the Baptist Church;
ntcht the the Boy Scout camp.
" It. Y. Cooper, Pal*
Several hours w rjo spent very
*
pleasantly in this way. 1
rilLSa C.ub" PrcsbyGames were enjoyed nnd jokes
Auxiliary;
High
Acey Caraway nnd Joe Mciseh
N. T. Cnlih spent the week-end
motored to Orlando Sunday where pleasantly at Orlando with home were played on several unsuspect
U>rium, 8 t1- *y<
ing members. These proved very
^BridKC. Social Depart they were the yuests o f friends.
folks,
i n ' * rluiiI hostess,
good sports and laughed with the
,
Sr«d. .1 p m.
Mrs. Vauirhn nnd Afiss
Abide
Mr.
Mrs. C. Boyce Bell left crowd, '■
Tarty: Lamg-Stoele Doudncv motored to Orlando Fri- Tlmisdriv afterimcm for fharlotte.l
Twenty-eight
l wetitv-el(jtit
members
were
1
Irs. Roby day where they
spent
the day .V C. Mrs. Bell will visit relatives’ ' present and each reported one of
'of Mrs. R. R.. Eld-j pleasantly.
! while Mr. Bell attends to business’. ,,lc
tit"***5 ever had on a l«cnu
,*»fter rehearsal.
tie picmc.
t f |r East Side Par-j
Mrs. Henry Wight returned Sut
.lud**c Eugene Cox. next con{ Association, school »rdny night from Orlando where gn-ssnmn
to
Washington frortt ^ . H U t S C R l l ^ l O N BRIDGE
iThp Aninriirap Legion Auxiliary
it
she silent the week attending t h e , Georgia was the guest of Mrs
fobrsdar
.
State
Federation
o f Woman’s j Walter Wight during
the pant will t\ v » a'ftltbscriptioii bridge imr
ty Monday ACent tig at R o'clock nt !
D 5; hostess,
Mrs. Clulis.
1 week
,f Mr-. ,1. D. P a r-1
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the new American Legion home.
| William V a u g h n
prominent,
Felton Pound of Mneon. Ga with ‘ *s int''l(* <"■ party reservations may
j, Wisidmg; Metlin- young husines smnn nf Thomas-1the Paul .tones Dress Company,
," a<,° *»>’ communicating with
.I n
ville, (in., returned to liis home I s,H-nt Fridav nnd Satnrdav in Sun-. ?t,rs„ , : *,nr»:0 W- Knight, or Mrs.
ktunti'
.last week after a few days, pleas- f l)rt| i „ s| week, railing on local 1 1 *’ ■
, 11" ’ proceeds from
ftcrv Hour; Library a nt visit with friends in San ford, merchant
,l“ ‘i P’*r,v will go to buy a piano
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______
! for the Legion home.
Any one
.......
”M. Cline
"•
" » and Mrs. II. C Wolfe at- who enjoys bridge is invited hy the |
Walter
of t linttauoog-i.
JOTK IIVnn.. arrived Saturday to spend a lived Friday from Hendersonville'Auxiliary to attend the party,
■ meeting of the few davs with his neiec. Mr-*. L. 1ami other points o f interest in
Teacher's Asso- C, Beliout. Mr. Cline is amcron North Carolina where they spent
'NOTH E
afternoon at <T Man for the t'athe News,
the past two weeks on tlicit yvedTuesday
afternoon, November
it building. Mut*’ " g trip.
"bth. the social department of the
r will tie discussMr. and Mrs. A. It. Peterson - I
.................I Woman’s Hub wilt entertain with
her i- urged to be
„ (lj, Mrs. John
Jntiiestnwn. N. V. niinounct the a r to S (a m eioii Mann. H I > Iti-h rt i,t M|Kl.
' : s " » ” » ’ rn H. I.ia will preach Sneed, hostess. All those who ex
rival of a fine baby son. Saturday.
lay morning at II o’, lock at
ntlclid an
ic-fc.l to
Nnvcmhor 2". Mrs. Peterson will
'h. II.eh N. hool Audi t .mom. at
lfx «.1t ti.-i Mr- W l„ Morgan
he pleasantly remembered a- MiIn 'i g ilai morning M-nnes of ni Mis. Jt»hn SntH'd.
Clarissa Starling.
-:
T hc se
Iin1, 11 X* I hi It > t I, I I ' » cl* r, V* .
I.. I:mill Ii’. t
I I I I .
U.
St* vt ii „ A h . ICoMtiliM, I’ rank 1C. I
Mm N* il.
I;
(i
Victor
Ii n pin :ti t« I I liMUlM r*n\iv
I 111*
t .11
Ti*l
1» -'JO in* t j H i a
Sint it mr v
|M
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YOUK PA I RUN AGE APPKEC1ATEI)
L
SM IT H
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M ii 11 it •■•• i i * * u > h i
I . M 'M t t t K ;i i 7 »:m*
1 sIH*.
ami
:wr»
hd <1*1 l Ii ilMltll'
till \\ ilAilf M Mill
‘The Old Maids Club’
I 'linin' J ill.
S K M IN O I.E I l 'H N . ( 0.
' I2*i| (into or
•Mu 1 11non lit; p ; '[II
isn -yy.
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MILLER’S
*'M1■'i" 'h Si. Paul
>_P* -g ■am.
i in.'.i ii music;
liakerv and Confer!innery. |i|
BUKAII. CVKES, PIES.
DAILY.
' ik (492) r,.i5
bis. 7.2U talk;
11 fat
r**IH
lit
»HiMil It 41IMI
t'uriirr *»l Onk
t
Inc.
( in
l.wl St., tint! I'ahtu'Mti A x e .
ih t
H U . II SI Ill'll 11' \l HI I t ' I I I CM
I iir**d(i\, m . 1! ».
vt lit l*. >i
VII^ItG ri I
I' I . -Ii j ti'i in«i l Ii (•i >Ii
\ <1mian ltM )
»f »f
it li d
f «•
Fretsh Oysters
D A IL Y
Flint i and Vi getahlea in
Ladies7 Blouses andSilk Underwear
Season
I I I 10,011.t i ll .
l l Il l'S
1,’ t i i \l I III IT * «»
V* %I in \\ * - 11 vfi In Iitri
LADIES’ COTTON BLOUSES
*1111
I'll
< In,- |<,| I ’.m. y a m i
valti**.-, lip 1" If —
1 1 l ( 1 S'*
- ,i i it t i I m i *n a I** li.'lli
I t * n In at i * n i.td |O ilMI.
l<**• <I IUu U.so.h
• p n till
$ 1.50
|
FRANKLYN FARNUM
“A Desperate Adventure”
W . II. M cK A IU .A N I)
I 'l i n n f -
#
LADIES’ OVER BLOUSES
T « * r 1 1 » Ntiil
1 -uiniclciiil
- * • frolic,
' . ■ i s fndie.
B R O S
►
Quality Merchandise at Prices
I hat Appeal
PRINCESS THEATRE
I ;i| * l.nni
p
Fjl
mica ( KMI)
,
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SniRcr Sruiitj^ MachincH
l-Lo’ii-yill,
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11#III III the 1'|I -1 1'! ft* - i
lav i « i ion t hint h i
Miyvn oj •
I aui.-iLir-.t i
pil'
|-Uf a '
:V " I v M
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reductions apply to both cash and
credit purchases and it will pay you to
see our linjs while shopping for
Christmas.
I i i.-copal * ' In n c l i
MillVM. Nov. 25.
’
V. .1. Armstrong of .larks,nivilh
Mi and Mi>. Clarence Powell
rt,,,, i ui;ti p Big j ami J W Hilliard, of Pulalka arc ' " f */i; it man. (in., an ived the Inst
i., , 7 ;tu pian- spending several days i nSiuifoiil
t 11-«• week and ywll make Sanlfrom VVE \ F;
or- the guests of the Veldax
11’*ti*1 , f <11.t I lit-i r future tiono*
Mi Poyv
■in
'
I while attending to business pci
■ I ha* accepted a position yvilh
lag,, Yews (147.5) taining to the (l.-eeoln ( ypic - I ht i her ,ii"l M ointi ii ff.
Pn mean; Ii: ;tU or f Mills.
irr.nw, 8 2t> trny
1 \tnon" tho*c iiiti-nding (he Stale
kit s <n lecture.
M, E 'A., uci l*,ft llm i-dav Fi-d.rnt'in
of Wonian’s t'lulis m
U» Inbolie (.'(70) Iio,..rum- !.n I. r -a sod St Ihtcis- (Iriando, are Mrs. J*.lin l.eomirdl,
Jna-mlili. tnng i|uin-| luug and lainpa wlicn- In- vy(ll M i‘
It-toy Wight. Mrs, K K. T •stmr mulct; 8;.!(l spend a t> w days.
While a w iv llt t r, 51- . |- A. liouglas. Mrs. \\
I he will attend the opening of tin M
“ itI
Mrs. (•eorge Herring,
i(n (.ii.'-j (5:30 or- j (iandy llinlge uni! the Shrine!
'I n . U alt.r Wight.
III. eonvetiic; Fit f.iiin progl am; ' cony i nt ion wlii»h will he held in tb > io.li.-di several very inipor
l ie' p. .il,i-i 11••in dill, i.-nt part
ptr* r
i orffiin.
Tampa.
ii ' the late and will not .In-.- until
nn?,ai i • I.' I ) H
;
’ ti :. 1i * f t \wh\ra
A IMHII lho‘ * limn S.-it.imd who ‘ at iiday.
trhdiil AivIM ( IliMt)
I •» ! . i l k r l n Ii*I I** JiM*■**«! t hi
—*
rr.t
I ' n -h v t • m t it I i \ iin ii
I r i ' . h t ' ii |
( linliiiit .1 I mii
til
i v i* 1 h m l
•tii T im <ht\ W' r*' 11» i M Uh >vs?i
iI iun * i
ii u.tl,
• ft,
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We Take pleasure in-announcing to our many
patron and friends that for the holiday
season our entire stock will be offered
at substantial price reductions in all
lines, ranging from ten to twenty-five
per cent.
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PERSONALS
t lu
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A
Hi rt I I I n n
**1*1/1
**f
tkf
l'« r
lit plain < heck ami Si■ipr
dimity. All sd/.i-.H
$2.25
-iff
New Silk Underw ear
U rn l^ -T '
LO- - n«»ml ri*»i*rilU*»,
|
I'V-va
V%«*. nuil I tr»i ^t*
aatidnul Caibon.
Vo
(tr.r.i
d
Pr't'* '.a, 7 Wall St.
h
>" talk; 7.45
H'., |.*il||>t.
Ih
;
”lk
UGO)
rt: 15
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SILK KNICKERS
i KANDY :
" he-tru ; •*. 15 ■
1(, B ....... .
Uour let, "
Money at The
r,. /•
,
|B v O l l s o l i d a t i o n
” lrtl Mdi, lu|jr Jrw r i
**• *' ‘Hlnnleed jewel-
*h*l,|,«-ii i ome -back,
ll ft(•%
%
FREE.
We are still making that
licioua— home-made *andy
duilv.
Hungry 7
Try one of our hum sandwillies with bottled chocolate
milk.
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c l LI-------- RENT
EVVRITERS
1 8. POND
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j j {||,4 t o w y . .,
s ou P. M
Pianos arid Piano
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Phori&’gj*aphs and
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Sheet Music l
Radio Sets and Sup-
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In Lijpit « "1 Uttrk ('<»l«»r.s.
Mrs. It. C. Maxwell
I.uellu Primrose, Picsideiit ol the < tub
Mrs. G E. McK«>
Susan June Hopewell, Vice-President
Mi tut Ethel Henry
Marla June Hopewell, Treasurer
Mra. II. McLaulin
Sally Brown Secretary
Miss Margaret'M-Kai
pora Hoclittie, Who Knitii Slippers
M ibb Mae Mug ill
Faith Snowidore, Who Hoes < lochetmg
Mias Gerry Muriel
Julia June*, Very Demure
.....Mra. J. C. Cl bln
Maude Ilopeivorjth ....- ..........
- ' Airs.* A. W. McNei*
Mury Klizaheth Smith
Mr.. W. L. Henley
Viola Ixmgfellow, A Man Hater
Mist Ruth Gillun
f.ucretiu DeWiW, Who Do(s8 Embroidery
Mina Margaret Foster
Martha Welnhauber- - -*rf •*■
......... Mrs. R. J, Roily
Lucy Roiu-hud
Miss Florence Henry
Betsy Roinm-t, From ITie Country
Double of Luella
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Mias Mildred Holly
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Lonney Doolittle, Ass’t Treasurer of the Club nftd
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Philip Andrew James. JJiewspaper Reporter
Henry Mcl^iulin
Electric 'Lhriips and
Appliances
Auspices of Presbyterian Auxiliary
Pianos Tuned '»fid Repaired
Phonqgyaph} Repaired
“ OPEN A T N m H T ”
Special Numbers by Joftn undrBerjiurd Schirard
Bvautiful 11unit tv crepo. all sdk. trimmed with
dainty luces and glove ailk. White, fleblt, yellow,
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a n —d iitio n e x p i.'S s in g the b e l i e f
th a t t h e people o f the i inintv - l io u h l
go |o tliM a i d o f l l o l l i n - ( ollegC.
W i n t e r D a r k , a n d h ea r a re a s o n - 1
I jili11* part «*f ii $ 1
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Florida Delegates
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a i l e - o f la n d on th e P a l m a
ro a d , as t h e s i te f o r a 4<MI
h o t e l, it i - u n m niiie ed h e r e .
| u n d e r s to o d t h a t $4KM,lliiq w a s
f o r the p r o p e r t y and t h a t t h e
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tin- H u r t l i n g fur the erection of l e t S ( O i l S O I i d l l t l O l l S a lO
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MIAMI, No v , 22. |h»de count'
mnimlssinncrs will luf petitione.l,
unit, i plans being walked out. b.
aoiimiue tlm issuance of $.’100,00(1
1,1 bond- fnr the Pnnslrucliun ol
additional tmtd* through’ the Kvei
glade1he proposal
involve
M"cml mad and bridge district N •
~ whete the fanners desite mure
and hettei mads to enable them,
theil
$6.75
D ifferen t!
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WATF.lt HKCKDKS
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For the first tune
heavy rains here recently, t h e wa
ter .has receded to M i d i an extent
GY, US to allow the water livannths to
; clear from the hulkheud.
A M O N T
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Ii()Ild
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derided upon.
Kighth Street, to Cota D. Mobley,
the value of which i- $1,100
W,
S Price it, named i ii the contract
or.
A \£ c »yj CaI l J
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is to cost 11 finn.non
|he saoo
concern pun •based
nearly
I .Uttit {
acres of land on the Tnmianu Trail
starting front a pnint near
t lie
Bond (a im , across < >dar llaiiiniin k
canal.s and roniiing to wlu(l Ikunwn as the Walho i pasture Thtand otlie^ t i a it * »• ipuri.l by tin
Chiiagonn are -aid to involve t v
pvmliture" o f fl.'Jfiil,(Mid
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The local real ty Imartl has decidisi
Upon immerhsle punitive measu.e.
against intincrunl real estate ped
filers who vend their wares mi the
5 city sidewalks. Counsel hns been
(jp
engaged us tile lu.-t step, nod a
g t; committee of Hires members has
™ it; been appointed lo gather tiecessiiry
dntn concerning the land opemiot
: Who is here today »tn<i gone to
iljo rfo w .
Attentlrtn also is to lie
*lvch to tho operator who stands
on th« Street corners howling the
worth of his particular subdivi
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Roblnson, secretary nianuget of the
Growers and Shippers League and
other shippers of Florida hnv« Inrun making hotel reservations for
'• the American Fruit and Vegetable
Convention which will he held in
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---------j, hopeful of getting together enough
delegates to this meeting to nukr
up a coach, in which event, he stuted, Ithe railroads had pinmmed to
give o reduced rate.
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JACKS0N1
Noveir.ber 20-2
when appointed, to draft
Daytona Beach And I Seabreeze,
plans for consolidation and to ap
point counsel to draw op such arti
i .UK 1 Seabreeze May Join cle of consolidation as may he
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this BUSINESS w as struggling
UNDER A TERRIBLE handicap
But 1 COULDN'T F16URE OUT
VJHAT IT WAS I'
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Idcnt'fl cup. nevertheless defeated M i d Harr. Kawltti-. at the Claren?n . th* Farris Island Marines nx to den coursi Monday morning. These
players with Cy Young, ttre-ident
■ nothing in a hard fought game.
1 o f the Davtnna Golf and Country
Club, will direi t the. tournament
I T H IN K
T O U R E WOT
It* I *•111pIt'tI* thu
*• $ *
tonlget fur the coming vmr. Dr.
rnrrell and f rutck-hanU have \\ ,*
(,|,.-id,Mit ef the -chnol.
iped defeat In the association.
D A Y T O N A , Nov. 22.— Plans f*'t
The tournament, to lie given un*! been engaged !»y D. 1*. Davia lo t,dd the chamber of r<>nimerc< tlvni
Centre, a member of the S. I. A.
consolidation of Daytona Beach and
A., and conceded to he a powerful dcr the auspices of the Seabreeze-. ca| millionaire sportsman and real anticipated income icon funds SentiM ere are under discussion by
l
y, eleven, has played only one S. I. Daytona Beach Association and tor t(l nUiy hl.r,. f,„ U
the
Winter
,.il„tde urn.united to otilj <''1.(175. the iil\ councils of these respective
I aytona Golf and Country
luh, nN Tampa's professional!, Johnny,
Rf A. A, game.
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marks
the
opening
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winter
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Wake Forest won a clear title
ready 1ms appointed a committee to
to tho North Carolina state cham goff season in Mur Ida. and entr r,f the year, i- onlv 2!t years old. and !' 's-il»lv rat rv off tic \ ict o r y t work with a similar hotly fi<>m
that , while Crnii kshiink, another rank
pionship by defeating North Cnro- les received to date indicate
it the American pair art not at
ltna State, 12 to 0, the champions use of the < iureiidun course may j,.K plnver. I- four years uldci the peak of their form.
making their laurels certain in be neressitated a so. A varied « r - 1Judging by their records tti. %
I tie
PH t u t e - q l o '
I ’alliui
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the last two periods after the Wolf ray of trophies is offered bv the -hould form un ideal and winning' l i n k - , i v el look l i i e Diiv 1- 1 - l a n d - ,
Pack hnd held them at bny in the Seabreeze-Daytona Beach Assoc- j combination.
and a w a t e r -side o i i i r M 1 l - e x p e c t
iatlnn, composed of capitalist and
. . . . . .
first half.
It Is likely tlmt
rn rrell
and ed to p r o v e o f a i h a l i t a g e 1" D u n sportsmen,
who
plan
to
make
the*
The heavy Georgetown trnm ran ’
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will enter, t ie ..match i an a n d M i t c h e l l . I'm I lu x [d a y
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-true to form and defeated Istyoln, event oneof u series to tie held1 a* favorites,
inii-mm h a- the In i o ii l . i i l l n l l v i 'Vim - e a - i d u courses ill l
In New Orleans. 25 to 0. The H i l l 1 w" ' ,, r ," " 1 summer from now .... vuder* W’lll he making their dehut I nglund.
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Toppers gaining momentum as the | Florida's star players have ur on their present tour, and may
\ record tiirnoont
f"t a golf
game progressed.
The visitors ranged for* entry against iht.se of feel the lark of practice llnwevet
mi,l h in l ill- -i ii ai i assured
•cored three touchdowns in the other «ln!e«, hut plans have liven Mitchell and D ikii i.n have been t..i i hi inaicti will ul ii mark the
£ H i t half.
perfected
for
play by "lesser plaving together fur such a long ntd. aI'peai a m e "1 it"
Hriti-h
J ?/ ' F ort Henning, with n pari of it- l“ ;h,s " H wrl1
n ... . 'lr-irmg to time that tliex
should have in> 1 ll - OTI t 'll \\ c* t I 31 t id 1 lot I'lll
team in Washington playing w i t h *
1,1 *>> lev reporting i » the difficultv in nffenng a hold front, .citing 1h« it to il
H - the all infanlrv
DOtJT MOO GET IT ? - MOOR
Pic t u r e d o n t E o rr o u r
L A B E L S - M OU RE HOMECV AS.
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The Macon team entered
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MOO EE£?vGREAT IDEA
VJONDERPU- HUNCHKNOCKOUT- L'M THERE
CHIEF - I ’M THERE !!
Non-Registered Car
Owners To Pc Fined
25 to 0.
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Looks LiV
HAMC
seemed that the brilliant Crltnaon football game between Southern
I
bnckfield rhan would win the dny College and the University o f Ha
by aheer gamcness.
When the vana, scheduled to be played in
second period ended Gehrke hnd
Tampa on November 29, will be
powering enemy and for a timo it
uderbilt
Eleven Downs
here instead of tho Cigar
thrown such a scare into Yale played
r„ <
>g Minnesota Team;
City, it Is announced by Coad)
camp ak the bowl had seldom wjt- city.
Ihorpe Wins P t o Yn
neanedf but the futnbjM and fall-rAlderman of the Methodist squad.
urea
his comrades' gave Yale A fast and hnrd struggle between
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lereer By A BIr Score
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for three touchdnwns after the nppartunltlsi that meant victory.. the two teams is anticipated by ■w.
" Yale took advantage of them and football
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ATLANTA. Ga„ Nov. 24,—The cause seemed lost in the first half
fans in this vicinity, boqthwon 19 to 0.
;
llgatorn of the University o f of the bottle.
ern'f* eleven has gone throti.™ ,11
With the victory went n high
Ducky Pond, Yale
half back,
tfgh good reason and hope to wind MP
by. defeating the Mississip
pi Agglaa, 27 to 0, Saturday mov who splashed through a submerg plncc in eastern fbotbali, by the with a smashing victory over th©
ed Into ranks o f Southern confer ed Harvard Stadium in 1923 to aido of Dartmouth, mighty team Cubans. The latter, however, have
ence elevens undefeated in that from* the Crimson goal lina for out of Now Hampshire, and for beet) under the tutelage of Ameri
•elect circle. The victory in Mont- j Ynl*'’« « » » t touchdown In many the secondit straight year tho Jones can coaches this season and have
Romcry gave the Everglades rep seasons, repeated hi* performance coached squad has foiled to taste made n record that indicates a
nw titatlves n record of one vic- !n New Haven waters for tho score defeat. It has hern tied this sea fighting spirit dominates the plnyeji kory and a tie in two conferenre that gave bis team the lead never son by Dartmouth and Army.
ors.
Harvard plunged Into the low
Two team
■ * games. Teams with clean confer to he relinquished.
ence slates include Georgia. Ala mates later followed Ms example. est depths it hns known, scoring
One hero was developed by Har only 01 points throughout its eight
bama, Washington and I/oe and
vard in the most crushing foot games to 78 for its opponents.
Florida.
The Vanderbuilt Commodores bo- ball season thul men of Fisher over Rutgers failed to realise its hope
ciiiuun by
i,f have undergone. Gehrke, injured for
_ . _football _greatness when it fell
admirals-in an afternoon
eating the
great
Minnesota I i f previous battles, returned to o f - ’ itoforc Hucknrll in a sea of mud
WEST PALM HEATH. Nov. 24.
,wam 10 to 0, one week nfter the for his last effort against an ovor-|nt Philadelphia 12 to 7.
"t.et o stale automobile license
Gophers had toppled Illinois!. T h e , ------ — :— — __-------- -— ;—- —— -------- — --------- :
tag or pay n foil fine is the ulti
• Southerners used a carefully coys i n rax
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matum broadcast by citv author
ities here to owners estimated to
tho gamofavorod In mahy quarters
D A Y T O N A . Nov. 24— Florida
to wilt, its slock having been bul players, masculine and feminine, the youngest professional golfers
lish instead of bearish following a permanent residents and tourists ! in America will oppose two of
ton to nothing triumph over Flori visitors alike, are invited to com England's veterans' on the I’nlma
da. The srorc carrie as n shock pel e with those from other slates Cola links here Sunday, December
J pre-gamp forecasts suggesting a ami Canada in thp Florida East 7, when Johnny Fnrrell and Bnbby
struggle to the bitter end with n Coast golf tournament, which will Crtiirkshunk. represent in'j- the U.
point or so either way deciding he held on the river anil oeeajl |S, will oppose Abe Mitchell and
■ tho' affair. Oglethorpe intercept skirted roast of the Clarendon ho George Duncan in n -If. hole match.
The match will mark the first nu
ed two Mercer pusses in the clos- tel at Seabreeze, beginning
, ,
,
Mon-1 pvarnnee in Florida of the fnmf , in* moments to pave the way for doy and closing
Thursday evening „ „ „ Jlriti(ih tl.HBli „ « W1.|| „ » ,he
* touchdowns. The game will have with a trophy-presenting Thanks- | fjrM (jm(.
pHrrr)i ;lN,| rruirk
Important hearing on the H. I. giving dinner dance at the l lnr- |, hnnk wiM u.nm tl(|r,.t|lt.r.
A, A, race as both teams had cs- endon hotel.
.Are
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hailed forth on the crest of the
flood. Mud-cakad, recking sons of
Old Ell staggered o u L o f.th a b<ipuddled bowl .in dnrknoss Satur
day afternoon undefeated for the
year and victorious over the anci
ent omeny from Cambridge by
plowing through ankle docp mire
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Advertising:
Houses lo r Rent
Advertising:
For Sale
Real Estate
Automobiles
r r
W e havo some beautiful Ukc
Tear I " ' Make
$1000
Cash
will
buy
one
o
f
the
FOR
R
E
N
T
—
Ten'
room
house
in
|
m ilm
.m
(Tiil|r]tis
Uyv)
vnnce
L rountry, near pnved highway* front lots on Lako Wildmcro one- finest lota to bo found in this city.
Tourlnic
Cnev.
.«r*i
<2<j t i
half m^lo from the Dixie Highway This same lot can bo resold at
fbonutifill
location,
electric
light's,
[
•Ufteftv
in
a
nest
o
f
beautiful
clear
lnkcs,
Txarx
j . * *»iu
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{Rood water. II. C. Dubose.
present dny market prico for. at
Kuril
Itiinahontl
,
---------------„ . f o r sale.
i.
;
Mtr*$+ * * 4'* j£ l
least $1500. An apportunity fo r f
Journal* ,r<*R
Panel
Ford
giVJl.trir »<J»
R E N T — House and garagb j
We will build your homo, land- someone. Phone 148.
True#
Herald, Waycross.
,|.« /. i f
Gut
on
Orlnndo
road
$12
a
month.
'A
p
-t
scape
your
grove,
and
relieve
you
Tires,
Accesso’
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your
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W.
T.
Crow,
Gainesville,
Ga.,
of trouble qnd worries incident to
T. T.
smile. Elm i through
KS i ll»*
ply E. J. Tnkach, Pico Hotel..
t ff 11
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the
Xenin
Gazette,
millions large ' cnbbnge
plants, t » ! ( t Ford
T o u rin g
tf ■
muh)
building up h place.
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Ohio.
Rich
agricultural
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T o u rin g
IOI.fl
l lodge
4r a Ho*
In the mcantimo, you enn go Stirehead, lute flat dutch, early 1911
Runabout
Send in your subscripl.
Wanted
.AVitiit
unr*b; stations.
M a g - 1district AA’ nnt ad and display
Jersey— Charleston Wakefield. 600j m .i Ii Ford
^**ibl* *6j
fishing.
You
enh
fish
in
any
one
tm
.o o
Truck
Tribune or hand It bd*your local
,j jnplin and SecoMfl. First and Elm, rates on request.
75c. 1,000 $1.16 delivered. 6,000 i s : i i Ford
IZJA.flO
T o u rin g
IJJSanford Avenue and 10th S t r e e t . ---- ------------------------------------------- dealer so you con read' Florida's j M ON OGRAPHE R W A N T E D — of the dozen lnkcs, and if you don’t
T o u rin g
I4S5.00
,.
m 2 | Podge
00c F. O. D.____
______________
J •<•*9
M E x p c r t service.
i COLi'MCtm ic,a.> i.r.unKH—r u « a - greatest
newspaper.
One year
| ri.,| r . Wilson. First National know how to fish, we have several
.Special
I»n*ta
experts.....................
who will bo
to -----show , Sale or exchange for house or ! ) ! ! i Hup
■T ‘ ■ 1.-.-V.%
*' . ■> ■■ ..----------- * tfiril Ndn hnv* tTi* 1nri;»n( clrcn- , $8.00, 0 months $4.00, three months
- -glad
— —
It imitate r
Ittf.M ’
IS
|j|(j„
I1EAI)T\ P A R L O R S
lailon In Knutl»wt*st^rn UoorKliRunabout! yus.oo
.. J
Ford
i $2.00. I f you desire $1,000 insur-1
---------------------- ---------------- you. Mr. Scholficld who has been 1Jnts, small grocery. Main Street of 1922
,, r < tor r flr . f
tsit.o t
Overland | Had Bird
24
St'AUAKfE IlA H R IK V .
Mnr„., IK,' l,,,B "r
,,n*nnee policy add 76 cents to your I SINGLE Y O U N G
MAN
desires i singing at the Baptist Church will : Wauchula doing nice business. Good It*
TonTrurk
mis
Ford
* lumrrl
1^ Vxstrtcted.- to
' reason for selling. Terms. Pnrticwork o f ’all kinds Rain water a j T 0 REAC11 » * ' prosperous fann- order.
hoard in
in tint'nin
private ttiifiin
home. Ifofitr.
Uefer-I VOUCfl f()f the nl)OV’0*
Culi
body
teso.oo
,
— ^o0
4-door
Ford
•pccialty
01.1 First National,
cr> nn<Mcrn growers of Volusia
« arcs given. Please write Box 897 j 1^\KF, JESSUP L A N D CO., lnc» I ulars Box 1191 Winter Haven, Fin.
>l» Th* flan*
Longwood, Fla.
Redan I tf.9G.00
Rank Budding, nlmne 215.
Ij * 0 It S A L E —'fhnnksgiving ducks.
bp t-aponalbl*
county advertise in the DeLand "D O Y O U W A N T to b u y 'o r sell fo) appointment.
“ T K i n B T 4> SO>4K. P K O P i . K " . , . 1
r«ct Insori ton.
_ DRUGS
Phone
your
order
to
595-R.
a
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y
th
in
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so
advertise
in
|Daily New3, rate lc per word, cash
in 1*1:11 c i : \ t OFF FOIl ALL CASH ,
*tiF*sgUjint
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the “ Gainesville Sun.”
H ANTED Good
position,
law I'OR S A L E hour five-room bun-j f o r S A L E — Counters, show caswith order.
re shouldbe |L A N E Y ’S DRUG STO RE — Pre
I. XV. P H
IIIM.IPX
I!
m i\h
gnlows
lined
throughout,
just
tul,|,.a_
and
shelving,
for
store
,h j n u t Of
work, clerical work preferred.1
scriptions. Drugs, Sodas.
We
Il»<lge
Ik e Drnlrra
llenirra
..
Price $800 UF(,
Al,ply H, T ,„. Outlet.
\VKRT VIIIOJNIA— CInrKBburK. The Expert fair salary. Box X. Her o f f paved highway.
Phone N a a.
Oak A 2nd St.
1’
tire us near you as your phone. THF, M O R N IN G J O U R N A L is the
Clnikatiura
Kxponent,
mornln*
leach
for
quick
sale.
Must
l
i
e
------------------------------------CericnTiaFita.
nrcepted want ad medium in liirludlnr Siindny. mornlna laaue. ald office.
Cnll ion.
_
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j seen to he appreciated, cafi give i
L rtprrt'n'^m» thor*
Dnytonn (F la .) One cent a word 1 cent |>cr word minimum Me.
FOR K E N T — Two garages, - 309 ’
F L O R IS T
[cur with rata*, rulaa
Miscellaneous
an insertion. Minimum 2Tic.
W A N T E D — Young mnn of good ' terms. A. Jlowk, Gimlerville.
French Avenue.
fci!!-r. will give you |S T E W A R T T H E E L O R IS T ”
appearance to work in of fire. In- FOR S A L E — 1 12 miles of En
r^rButlnn
And I f
Apartments
P
A
L
M
BEACH
C
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N
T
Y
-The
Flowers for all occasions.
For Sale
Ipt/ will »*«lst you to
oipir at The Herald.
tert>ri»v. 14 miles of DeLand. 8
Rooms For Rent
L f , »„nt a>l lo tnalta
scene of stupendous development
814 Myrtle.
Phono 260-W
For
Rent
miles
of
Sanford;
20
acres
of
fin
e
!_
Read
about
it
in
the
Palm
Bench
_
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_________________________
;
W
ANTED—
Young
mnn
of
good
I FOR
R E N T — Furnished
LAWYER
nrfir*
rooms
A l.l. WOOL SU ITS
|^T5»T VlTfmS. j *
l’o*t.
Sample copy sent on ro- j F 0 K r k N T — One well located |
, appearance to work in office. In- trucking land, ns in the stnte, 15
.
nnd garage. 815 Pnrk Ave.
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W
IS
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B
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Y
A
N
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Office
in
for
trucking
and
5
fine
orange
Tailored
to
measure,
guaranteed
rfinulh rlvA- lh«tr
downtown Apartment. Fumixh- *min' at Tin* Herald.
Semmole Bank Building Annex. 'i008*Sanitary*1hand I FOR R E N T -F u rn ia h e d room, for
* "
land, with 4 plowed, with house and [ „ fit,
$25.00.
y*it"fri«» aclilreaa aa
’ Jed.
Price, reasonable.
For In..
a * * ___• _ !
Scotch
light housekeeping, J0U trench
.
§,ir pbi>«r fumimr ir I _______ M E N ’S C L O T H I N G '
barn, lots *>f fine timber anti wood, cleaning
and pressing,
F L O R I D A — O R L A N D O — OH*ndn| fppnation inquire nt-ilprald Office.
Illic itn IV iJ ItC rifll
multi Ah.-ui on*,
* A v e . ____________________________
all
fenced
with
new
wire.
1.00(1
Mm,
805
South
Second
it » ’lhnui.i tul tma n IS. W. BRADFORD. Ed. V. Price
mornpg Sentinel; largeat c l a s s l - — ———
- *—■*■„ '* ■- * •' 1
I young orange trees, purl set out Street.
FOR R E N T — Furnished
moms,
t .
isJ the r i l i - r i can'i
Tailored Suits— $.72.60 ‘and up. fird I'Usiness, m l* le a word, mlnsj J5*;u li N I S II K D a’ r a b t m ^ n t s M IRACLE Concrete Co general nnd test ready to bud. some bud- --------1)01 Elm Ave., comer of Elev
| i i »ut*.
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unlasi
.Je
V
o
r
Rent—
Over
The
Herald
o
f
inium
24c
cash
with
ordflt.
Mitnne
Theatre
Bldg.
I jtlir aliUrM
' •
cement work, sidewalks, huild- ded tangerines.
Fronts 800 feet I- OR S A L E
Turkeys for Thank.s- enth Street.
j.
I
fice. Priced ivasunutdc to respon- inc Mocks, irrigation boxen. J. B.
N O T A R Y P U U i.ic
’ ll ST be
I
uii
lake
front
Boulevard,
with
giving
and
Christmas,
G. W.
ni:vnr.»>pB»ox
a
t
t
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T
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P
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FOR R E N T — Furnished bedroom
’ V T i o N — P e n *, kible party. 1 t w o -r o o m n p a r t m e n t
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a a » at I fcr N * » .
Ulfu < etui.In la beglnrli.g O , e
Florida East Const R, R. through Spencer, phone MO.
i SI.
W7 T i m r ; Herald
de;! ^ 5
m o n t h l y a n d o n e t h r e e r o o m J " w i H e * . * r . 1 r ” P;
Jjcfflee •>» by I H in choice location, 001 Magnolia
v^lupineul In Ob.ilda'e hleiorv. at
the tract. 1-4 mile to Garfield
Phone .148.,, ,
h ln i
J 'a fo a tla .
,,,,
bnlf ir.llllon d**lbir blghw aj lo the npartment $.!<) monthly.
I umber and Building Mnterial
Station nnd Mossdnle P. ()., and FOR S A L E Strawberry
jilunts, ! A y i‘.nM*’i _
l
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§ a i »alM.
, *.v.
J U I . I A M U i A l l l , Herald Oltice. K„tr l.earh Joel
nulehed. n two * '
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i arter Dumber Company
f*rrlr»
stoies.
For quick *nb* will in$2.60 per thousand, pull plants ! FOR R E N T — Furnished and un
I’ hone 148.
|uiilllmi dollar bridge ncroee Keenm- F O R R E N T
Nic ely furnished two
N. Laurel Sr.
Phone 605
hide all
nil farming implements, one yourself.
See Nick Zernovcan ! furnished rooms.
Mrs. Annl*
pri.n.^t. b'friofant
ciiuli'
----------------- m
----- 1’;
h!, " - v*>|»»*ra
- ' “ Vhmifio
" ,l
room apartment. c«nMrut*202 Park^_ Ave.
Philips, went Second Street.
1 M N T iI N
i*'I t»
il.-IInr
u »4»i *t
' flock of <hickens and ducks. 21) Rcnrdnll Avenue.
111111.
LU
M
B
ER
CO
House
of
M A T T I F k AVIMI P 't H d ’ li I N T I V ( f 1,, '*M' , '‘ *’ millions
b.-lnx epeni on
head pig ’oils, 2 incubators anil IMP
ft * ...,.IU
b lg liw a j. grenleet rlmnee f*.r live
.rnth!
Ivost and Found
N O T IC E
Service, Quality and Price.
$25 down and $18 per m
now on tree,
Q U A L I T Y — S L R A It K -—i RB K. i|evelo|M*re t.• get 111 . a
ground
boxes of oranges
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
un
will
give
you
possession
of
a
choice
F O U N D — One act of key* in fold.
Commercial St.. R. R. Ave.
j M«**u
" r i l e Dev .*l,q>meOt Departyards of Lake
I Place i* in 209
Phone 417-L *i
n» nt T'lr P**nRHroltt
tflllS
Owner may have same by call
der and by virtue of the authority
All growing crops
All lot. well located on Palmetto Ave.
1 Monroe
| in* hid i fur $1,80(1, on terms line If you have $26 to spare nnd ing mi Herald office, identifying
Hilt El r « n v
H A Y N E S A- R A T L IF F . Frinteis A l ’ GUSTA
C llR D N iC i.E — Au- vested tn me as Mayor of the City
are interested in this nronosition 1 and paying for this ad.
Enterprise Fla.
i l.amct Bn
and office out fitters. Phone HIM.
gusto, Ga.— Augusta’ s greatest of Sanford. Florida, I do hereby
inquire nt The Heralfr office for LOST Dinner ring, six small dia
116 Park Avenue.
classified medium, rate cash .title call a general tnuiiiripnl election
i* n itliin easy
Atlanta Gambling f o r s a f e o r t r a d e m m r .* moie information.
monds and one large diamond,
j j i of S a n fo r d
NEW
ERA
PR IN T K ItY -,
Jo'.i charge.
10c per
line, minimum
to he held throughout the City of
______
row land III rclci v della. Good
.70c.
III I I II Heeded.
SLED
POTATOES
Selected set in white gold, lost between 1st
printing at reasonable price, t>|
A T L A N T A . Ga.. Nov. 21.—The flowing vv* II distri* I
AA’ dl trade
Street and Park Avenue. Re wan!
Snnfoid, Flotilla, on Tuesday, De» fnn a n ) speMaine grown slock. Spaulding
positc I’o-t Office. Phone 410.
Box 97ii.
pa iv li iniuiguraled by Solicitor1 fot <il\ pi-petty.
ciTt|iiirw!.
1) ia
A L I T T L E R A N T A «» in The t ember 2nd. 1924. for the purpose
I! "*!■ Four $8 75 hag; Bliss T r i return to llelald office.
HEAL ESTATE
Boykin against .. ,,
^h.tlx in ally
fur
Herald will bring you big re- of electing one member o f flu* *. m* i al John A. Boykin*
SAFI* Modern
hungalow umph $1.25 hag. Also fresh stock1
*'
Advertire those old artii'les City 1'oinmissjoii of the City of : md.ling, whiskey |*ed*lliinr and [
Chase & Company.*
*r*
l*iiiil**l
in one of hcM i esidi'iilnil pepper seid
l i A CAI.DEU X J. C. / I 'it FI. I EH sulfs
1*1 law violations go*"* merrily section* of Sanford, ('ash $1,500
Furniture and Rugs
you
have
stoied
nwnv
and
have
Real Estate Brokers
All kinds of
Sanford. Florida, to hold office fur
|
OR
S
A
L
E
Female
Airedale pupway, de'pite gestures made
I fin- la I Ilia
See It AA Dean*'.
property listed and fo r sale tlf no u-e for. A lu:le thirty cept ad a pi i toil of three y ears from and i v od* it* termination by persons Biiln'o* li t inlex, age I months.
hit. Oh.
several
dollars.
Seminole County Bank.
flee 108 Second St., N e a r Park may bring you
[UKhi I DRY
Join
Abbey King
Nobbier
breeding.
Phone 148 and
a representative nflet tin- In-t Till* day after the ■vI "Hi tile flames of public oplll
Avelllie
l ‘h'*ne L’S'.‘
Show type, perfect markings, sacfin i n k
i
1
.
hind
I
be
solicitor
me
begin
$100 will buv well In*dlcil ***l
will cal! to see you
first Monday in January A. D.
titiceii for link of room, $25 each,
J.
E.
S P ltR I IN O .
s t i .i q c . i - i o i i
Yowell-Drew Co.
'M L I ’' • Ol'ch.
II*
ner lot **n th*- Height*
Balnnc
al*n police dug, ail J. Fre- Mal
1928.
Speeialint.
Stlluli. isiotl to Or
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a
liuiilln'l
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ADA F R T IS IN C g e ln results if II
; easy
’
litre
investmi'lil
ibu* Kennel,-, Reg
Inudo.
Florida.
and
F Io r a
I do In i* I v appoint Susan B. ■ i
- which Iiiivi hei'ii operal
reai hes potential buyers
I’aB o x 2 Herald
quick
Heights, Floinia <n Dixie High Intka Du ly New* js cintdated in Wight, Kathiyn
We'' .ippolllteii oil***"- III t • *
AA’ ilkcy,
Alice *
BETTER HOM ES
I I n ** ami
one half
wav
i
"I l l .
i ’l.v. wel l swooped
Eu- l i Ilittle I i n of l.ak**s T'OR S A L E
i- III
tic litlh
Bed Directory
an industri.il and agricultural sec Fill and i I Hi ill inspectut * of
Inn so power electric motor. 4*
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CLUB
tion
yuinl cl. ' on. and •• D Chittenden,
i i - ' s office and much pula
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SIGN
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Right
as
<
lerk
of
said
election.
i a 11>i .
iii.iha si ue.l
(h>, n..,*t hi niiliful r*-«i*i**iu<* lots TOR SAFE
^
New Monroe refrig- You ran liny Furniture and hu g*
pi it e - f**r signs of all kinds. ST
M G U S T IN E .
FLA
- St
u in 1.1 *
Tile polling id
f t ra d clei
'•lube 1a -d 'V v- n * t p f th.--.' ex_ fJU 1
Lak*. XluUL*.
W lllg
tinlot* an,] i,iher pieces of fur- of Quality at moderate price*. V.'tf l
JfV.’ ft,' jc ’J i r 1 ' Jchna CWiytty i» teuchetl'Unotigh t on wilt LF'irt lhiC F in station in ■i.oifci.. deny Dial flieli' pli........in
nitiiM
Owners leaving city, phone Our (letter Homes Club enable*
t he
\I
writes di
t h s , Augustine Evening Record.
San ford AV4*htle ijt Ht ? t . « * t .
the Cil> Hull, ill the i l l y of San I*,- i l a s s e d a - “ I n n k c l s h o p s , 1' b u t
5
liDJ
you to pay for it a little at a time**! *
' '. iner u Ivei
Phone 47 1
Quick lesults. Tv* < rd per word
SAI I
Bungalow
at
K8I
IO R
* lainii d t ) a l they a i e iq i e r u t e i l w ith
ford, Florida
Sntnplc
ropy
or*
tentreat
Nice
fat
turkeys
fair
FDR
s
U
K
*t
First
S'tiect
Iiiim'diutti
V\ .
' T i S r * ; ^ * * \ . " ‘ M - A N -.n vour pa,......
Polls will In ' poind at Fight i l u s a n c t i o n *>l l h * F e d e r a l g ‘ > ' ' * < ^
„ , vT * ,
ah inti tun I:$i ur#* or too sin all
N, ft. Barwtck. latke
M i l I* t : I ' l l I I I K I I I T O I t *
i 'a • ■* *• t * i m* II T per p o u n d
men!
It l o i n u i n * l o h e - ci i i w h e f n
p,,.*. * -ion
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lamps
Dally
I n $ «M»rl «*l * o i i i i l ) J i i i I m **. i r m l i t o l f
•
f Mill N i f f h St i ••»*!
o'clock a. Ill ai d will be closed .,1 *1 l l t > HI *' i q i e r i l t i ' d l e g a l ! ) U l l i b ' l
Monroe, I'll*
Pa c
f o ii n I » , I'lo r ltli*
Times, the greet
home daily, sun down.
P A P E R H A N G E R I I.. Talbott.)
tin
law
o f |h e S l a t * ' **t n**t
So
FUR SAFE DR T R A D E - F o r I ti It* I wtul** i i ( S i i i i i I ' l i l l l l | i n , il ff *
rate I H r
per
mini,
minimum
No "
The
opem tor
I N W IT N E S S
WII KKF.OT
I I nu ii'i m i ).*
• • *«*.. it
I'OR KENT’
Paint* i
and
papei
hanger. *
Snnfoid property: 15 shares each
OKU
ago aguuist l.nm •• operators
*n
charge 2 f c a s h with order. Write
*»i i * • • *|11 «• * *• l**ifi » t ••« ». I H s i r l *
AS h u l l
i i ei I'ssaril)
• I’hone .’toll til land,* road
of P ii’tiiic il and Common stock I ' UT**
have heii urd • -cl
my hand u- a ) - " A c - . '
which
effoits
I,
wit*
gicnll)
ham
t***"
ami
ft ll
| • rnttiA
h u vln n
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Sanford Daily Herald, November 24, 1924, p. 4, cols. 7-8
SATURDAY EVENING SERMON
By Rev. W. Humphries
When the waves of hysteria, fears, doubts and partisan bias, and every kind of buncombe, created by election campaigners, begin to subside, and sober thought, sound judgment and good feeling again get a chance, we find the wheels of government are still running smoothly, a good man accepted by all is chosen to guide a ship of state, people are going about their business with usual confidence, composure, and trust in one another and we wonder what it was all about. We see that in reality, not the people but the politicians were excited. The people have the laugh on the spell binders so to speak, for in this republic the people rule.
While the people keep in mind the principles on which our government is founded, they are safe in their peace and prosperity, whatever may the party in power, whatever the label of the executive. If there be one of these fundamentals of government that we should remember and adhere, to more than another, and put in practice at all times, it is the practice of all toleration. And in so far as we forget that, we have strife and distrust, and all the miseries born of pride. Intolerance is the daughter of and the mother of other minor follies.
If I am not as ready and as willing to fight for the rights of others, as I am for my own, I am somewhat of a misfit in the plan of creation. Holy Writ tells us that “no one lives for himself alone.” If then, I fail to recognize the rights of my fellowmen, though he be a pagan, I am to that extent un- American and un-Christian. If for instance, I am not as keen for all the legitimate rights and privileges of the Shriner as I am for the “Casey”, I fall short in the practice of tolerance. In so far as we are intolerant, we forget the Christian law of love, we forget that “all men are created equal,” and revive the “lex talionis” retaliation. Intolerance is neither Christian nor American. Even the honest pagan spurns its livery. “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” That is the golden rule—that is moderation—that is temperance—that is tolerance—that is Christian—that is American.
In this country we have, as a great churchman, not long since dead, was wont to say, “liberty without license, authority without despotism.” Some other happy writer has said, “Our democracy does not mean,” I am good as you are, but it does mean you are as good as I am.” These two have put the ethical and the religious conception of our democracy in a nut shell. Lincoln in the well known words: “Of the people, by the people, and for the people,” gives it from the political angle.
The “Cuius regio, illus et religio” of former and less happy days and other regions, have no place in our form of government or law and can never get any countenance in American life, or any encouragement under the American Flag. We have here constitutionally established the well known principle of Roman Law. “De internis non judicat practor.” We have here in this county not mere tolerance, but the most complete and best and truest expression of religious as well as civil and political liberty.
This glorious heritage handed down by the fathers should be zealously and jealously guarded, and not bartered away for any gold brick promised by self-seeking political charlatans. Not only that, but if American [sic] is to be true to her mission, she must cling to the things of destiny and thereby not only gather in and ____ enjoy the fruits of liberty and democracy, of toleration, of independence, but be ever ready to stretch out the helping hand of friendship to those who are brave enough to help themselves, who battle and strive for the natural and God given rights of self-government for home and fireside.
The proper disposition of our ex-presidents at times gives great concern to those who would dispose of all things “orderly and sweetly.” Should they venture to devote their time, their experience, their knowledge and consequently (?) their gifts, to works of altruism and continue to serve their country with honor and dignity, what better could they do than preach the American gospel of tolerance. How could they better serve America than by spreading the doctrine of liberty and independence everywhere?
If they would or could do this, future generations would rise up and call them blessed. Yet what better still is, and each one is qualified to do it, not officially or professionally but by his attitude towards others, each in his own measure can by “good will towards men” administer the anti-tote [sic] that will kill the deadly virus of intolerance.
Whether in public or private life, in the political or economic sphere, whether in social, industrial or mercantile matters, no___ speak of religious affairs m___ our relations one with another, toleration should be our watch-word. In the words of the apostle Paul “Be not overcome by evil but overcome evil by good.”
If then we be true to our political and religious heritage, we cannot close our ears to the call (?) of charity, to the cry of distress from whatever quarter. Through the Red Cross we can fulfill what seems to be our plain duty in this regard. Argument is unnecessary. The Red Cross is American, and known to sufferers the world over. Red Cross nurses and doctors and workers are found the world over wherever there is war or pestilance [sic], wherever fire or earthquakes or other scourage [sic], visits any portion (?) of the human race.
A dollar for the Red Cross means in practice, tolerance, mercy, charity, patriotism, philanthropy, humanitarianism. It means love for our fellowmen. It is good for those who give and for those who receive.
Should the near future—which God forbid—find this community at the mercy of the elements, stricken by plague or other misfortune—all things are possible—who would not wish he had given a dollar to the Red Cross? Prosperity has its dangers, Peace is soothing. We lose sight of our ideals and forget our principles and ignore the rights and needs of others.
With success, we may become selfish and proud and intolerant and ungrateful even of the Author of all good gifts. But Thanksgiving is all but here, to bring us to our knees in gratitude to God, for our many national and individual blessings.
Thanksgiving Day is also a day of feasting, of rejoicing, of friendly meetings and innocent amusements, a day on which like Christmas Day, the spirit of good which is manifest when we should thank God, not like the Pharisees who said “Oh Lord I thank thee because I am not like the rest of men,” but in all humility and reverence, like the despised publican who said, “God have mercy on me, a sinner.” We should be thankful; not only for the gifts we have received, but for the power and opportunity we have to give to others.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS ilBPATCHESSANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25. 1924
Proclamation
; Exam ination
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Mayor Fofrest Lake todiy is
sued the following Thanksgiv
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("Whereas.-. Nov. 27 ha* been
apt aside and nude venerable
and'.hallowed by our worthy
forefather^, who braved the
perils <>f the sea and unknown
climes, who fought savages,
plague, disease and famine in
order to establish for us, their
dependents', freedom o f speech
and worship, release front op
pression and toleration for all,
and:
-'‘Whereas, we of the state
d Florida, which boasts o f the
oldest settlement in North Am
erica, are especially called up
on to give thanks to Him who
maketh all things possible, ami
to join in a full observance of
the spirit of this day of days,
I, Forrest Lake, mayor of San
ford, urge ench and every citi
zen of this city and Seminole
'County to put malice and wick
edness from his heart and to
gather at the church and at
the fireside for reverent thanks
giving and prayer on this day
that i* so fraught with signif
icance in the history of our
nation."
FORREST LAKE,
Mayor.
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City Commissioners
Fi v e c e n t s
c o p ie s
N U M B E R 200.
Of Sanford
PARLIAMENT
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ON WEDNESDAY
NEW I N S U R A N C E j ^ ^ * '' ^ ^
RATING FOR CITY f e
pom ’IS BEING SOUGHT HappeningsMonday
Cornerstones v o f City Hall
And Masonic Temple Will
Be In Charge of Masonic
Organizations O f Sanford
Ceremonies Are To
Begin at 3 O’clock
Commissioners WUl Request
Underwriters to Mnke New
Survey to Secure A Lower
Rntinir; Haggard Retained
tinny Interesting Documents
To Be Placed in Boxes to
Be Sealed In Cornerstones
Believe Solution
To Trouble "Near -i
New Cabinet Exi
To Yield More To
Demands of English ^
A new scale o f insurance rates
Elaborate plans and preparations
for this city, which would mean tho
have been completed for the double
saving o f thlntsands of dollars to
corner stone laying Wednesday aft
Here are the three business men the business men of Sanford, will
Member* o fthe City Commission
ernoon at 3:30 o’clock when dedica
lie effective here in n sh^rt time
CAIRO. Nov. 25.— An im
of this city who compose the City if plans o f the - City^COnimWion
tion ceremonies for both the new
proved
atmosphere prevailed'.1
who
have plni«d n large part In
3UT0- Nov. 25.-
City Hall and the Masonic Temple
left |are successful, it was announced nt
Commission.
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from
in
Cairo
today following M a w ,
. that the body of
will be held under the supervision the development of Sanford, will
the meeting of tlyft body Monthly
to right they are: Commissioner nltcrnoon.
of the Sanford Masonic Lodges nnd
day’s
sensntionnl
political de- .'
I Sheataley may bo
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take part in the lnying of the cor
officials of the city government.
Mayor ForreVx I-ake speakin) velopments
resulting
from
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S. (). Chase, Mayor Forrest I-ake
upon the subject pointed out tha
Silas W. Wright, of DcLand, past nerstone of the new .City Hall,
a conference
urse
taken
by
Great
Britain
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nnd Commissioner C. J. Marshall. inasmuch ns (the fire fighting
Grand Master of the Masonic Wednesday.
it between counequipment of \he city had been in rtHjsequenre o f the nssasattw
Lodge in this section, will be in
and Edwin A b greatly strengthened by the addi nation Inst week of Mnjor-Gen* ■'
charge of the ceremonies. He will
tion of more equipment, and that Sir lA?e Stack the sirdan.**^
be assisted by the officers
and
ter, " h o remova greater water supply had been
members of the Sanford lodges, it
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secured, that a new survey should British troops agnin paraded
was announced.
be Hindi.’ nt once by the underwrit the strets this morning but other-. ^ .
Arrested At Tampa
nice.
Members of the lodges will meet
at the Masonic rooms at 3 o’clock
ers.
wise there are few outward s ig n *' j
iltjr appeared to bo
The underwriters will be notified
where the parade will be formed.
ALBION. N. Y . Nov. 25.—
frame of mind
of
unusual.
at once, it was announced und it is
Shortly before 3:30 o’clock the par
William A. Munson. Orleans
noon, prosecutor
The
Egyptian parliament wa* ad
!expected thut the insurance rating
ade will march to the scene of the
County prosecutor, today began
'told at Lithopolis
journed
by royal decree today to
!
for
the
city
will
be
materially
lowceremonies.
the preparation of the state’s
1her todny by Mr*,
The following will be the order
Dec.
25.
case
against
Lewis
K.
Sands,
Hundreds
Pay
Last
Tribute
wife of the min
•J-|,0 coin mission decided to leave
of march:
Police Department, Sister
of
Late
President i "worlds bean king" arrested in Hist o r) o f Local Lodgt Is
i. Redclphs visltto Womnn Who Had Shared Band, Tyler, with drawn sword,
One
of
Interest
nnd
One
the
mutter of further employment
LONDON. Nov. 25.— A solution
liimpn. Fla., yesterday more
Harding Summoned to A p
(y home on Monday
Which Is Full of Progres- of A. 1*. Haggard In the city engi- of the Egyptian trouble, which ap
L ife W ith Them ; “ End Per Stewnrds, -Master Masons, Dea
than
a
month
after
he
had
fled
pear Against Former Head
of the last persons
< • „ „ « T ak en R v O r d e r i ncering department, to Fred T. peared obvious from the outset',
1,in Albion leaving liabilities
fect Day” Ends Services cons, Past Master*. Architect with
s ite S lep s in kcn IS) u r a e r j Williams, city engineer. The com- provided an alternative govern
Of U. S. Veterans’ Bureau f1
working tools, Secretary and Treas
of nearly $1,000,001).
g to show that
! mission through the mayor huwIt
MARION, O., Nov. 25.— Under a urer, Past Master with Bible,
oras murdered, was
Masonry in Sanford has had I ever, declnred its unwillingness to ment to that of Premier Zagloul
CHIU AGO, Nov. 25.—The name
Square
and
Compass,
with
two
in a minute leaden November sky, Florence Stewunls, Chaplain,
twists and turns since it have Mr. Haggard engage in any Pasha could he found, which many
Wardens, of Mrs. Ileber Votaw. of Washing- 0 | [ p T | G
A I M O ST ninny
persons doubted owing to the tre
ise by investiga- Kling Harding wu* buried in Mar Standnrd and Sword Bearers, City ton, sister of the la’ e President \ U I V I. I O
......... in- „ther
tlier engineering nusiness
business mini
other mendous hold Zagloul hus upon hi*
x\ L t l v I V / 0 1 was founded in this section
irding to a state* ion cemetery Monday beside the Officials, Chairman of Building Harding, was disclosed as that of
people and pnrliment, now seema
ht by County body of her husband whom she and Finance Committees, Worship one of the chief witnesses in the
in sight.
'• .lyj
helped
rnise
from
country
editor
to
Hint;.
Lodge.
The commissioners further exi govi rnment's case against Col.
ful and Grand Masters.
Having complied with thoso of
may be spots the presidency of the United States.
The
original
charter
of
tile
pres
preraed
willingness
to
see
him
en
The following articles I will l>e Charles R. Forbes, former head
the British demands in connection
nd on n table
Grouped around the gray vault placed in the box of the Masonic j „ f the Veterans’ Bim ini, nnd J. W.
ent Masonic body was granted to gage in tile real estate business as I with the assassination o f Maj Gon.P1
sway in an up with heads bnred to the chill wind Temple
a side issue. Follow ing the meet- 1 | Oliver Stack, the sirdar, which
cornerstone:
^ Thompson, contractor of St. Louis
Senator
Virtually i
'llNumW
> Fr"°
s pair of blue that carried a flurry of snow flnkes
pleil Slasons.
on fi2
Feb
18. ,,,K a conference was held between I his government considered justf-,.
and Chicago, when the trial opened Kansas
The nnmes of officers nnd r
floor rug, on the hundreds paid a Inst tribute to bet# of Sanford Lodge S2 F. A A.
Agreed Fpon By Majority ]K7l> lllM|
the venr of Masonry Mr. Williams and Mr. Haggard and I fini ns satisfaction for the mur
federal court here Monday. Mrs.
of a heat con* the widow of Warren G. Harding, M., Monroo Chapter 15 Royal ArrhjVotaw. lining Forbes' administra
Senators I 5872. The first officers of the or it wus later announced that M r.! der. while rejecting thoae he re* •
Of
Republican
ivc the furnace twenty-ninth chief executive of the Masons; Taylor Commander)' 28 tion. was connected with the Vet
! tier in thi- section were: D. C Haggard would remain in the city’s guided ns unjustifiable Zagloul •
places, Prosecu- nation.
•Jr,
Muster,. ('.. employ
und that he hud acceded »o lias resigned in order, ns he him
Knights Templar; Seminole Chap erans' Bureau in vocational rehab
Sen- , Urookm . Worshioful
- .....„
.
U
AM
IIKGTON.
N
ov. i
ves to him, with
W. Jacock. Senior Warden, and the city’s request that he refrain self explained it. to avoid, expo*In«Wc the small vault, relatives ter, O. E. S. nnd Order of De Mo- ilitation work.
i Ciiilis of
Kansas virtmi
has in hi* p o» and frionds who were with her in lay, Seminole Chapter.
I W. A Gill* it. Junior Warden, from engaging in other business ing his country to further dana«>J
Counsel for tile defendants oh
Mn. Sheatsley was the lest day* of her life, listened
\Vl» • HR I t’l'l I upon Monday liy major
Meeting - were held at what was' except that of real estate in conA lift o f. ...
all past officers of
ull
--- --- |tained a ruling which allowed them
arising from the dcplorcblp
r and that her to the brief Service* that preceded lodge* in the city;
city Copy of The l lo r x a n t |„. i^t „ f three score f IoImKth f the -enate to suc- then known as Doyle’s Dock, Mel- , nection with tlie firm of Haggard rune.
isto the furnace in the final commitment pf her body Sanford Herald of
and Company.
v. 25; Coins |jjyvprniin’ iit witnesses.
Defense i , . it Suiiatoi Lodge as republican I lotiville.
What It Mean*.
Udt til trace of the to lu la«t resting place.
o f The United Stall J. Names of foupsel also succeeded in sepurat- fli.nr leader.
I When Melonvillc went into dis-. Conti
-----—actor- Hutton appeared
-. . . beThin 4« taken’to mean that.Ity
'new Egyptian ceMnet will be ftF*t
The casket, a ’veritable .mass of th a -fc th f officer* participating in mx trial of thu. two ebauce* In the * The key to the whole leadership ' caul nnd Sanford became « town.- fore the eomml^sll«jn «n«l
rbiMtprriea
j
H»ferred to
of \No*t position to vield still further to tl . _
indictuient. the government then situation lias been held by Senator the lodge was trankfciivu
owers,
Has carlied into the AM- thinfercmonW.
««> this,tention <«. thr condition
. he said
flowers
had
a, termed by the
The following list of articles will announcing intention to proceed
and tb first meeting place M r*1 paMiig which
British demand* without Buffering ,
i “important'' Include row room. ThO Rev. Jcs*e Swank, be
1been greatly damnged by the re- lass of prestige, which Birall'it*
in the cornerstone of with tnul of the charge of de Waiien of Wyoming, who was in |«itv
- - deposited
pastor
of
Epworth
Methodist
was
where
the Bell Cafe is local - 'cent
p
i
....................
line
for
the
leadership
under
the
David Shndrack,
rains. Mr. Haggard suggest
the
city
hall
by
the
Masonic
Lodge:
;
f
rnm|jlut
the
United
States
govern
; i.HJ
seniotily mle. which never has ed on First Street. The structure ed that a binder lie placed on the a. tion on the part of Zagloul
of an Upturned Episcopal church, read the regu Names of the active officer* partuy
Tin- other counsel cliurg
was
then
n
ramshackle
two-story
lar
burial
service
of
his
church.
have
entailed.
Thus
far
the
situ
staining about -half
road and asphalt sheeting laid.
i pating it) the laying of the stone, j ron.,pira(y to bribe n federal olli ...... violated l-y the Republican
I fluid. which Chem- The Rev. Geo. M. Landis, who had ns follows: Silas B. Wright, Act jeer in awarding contract for gov part \ lie withdrew his name from |building, but the Masonic body City Attorney Geo. A. Del'.dies, tion sensibly lias eased und B rlW j
. ,.f candidates Monday, bow- proudly occupied the .second floor,
f. said closely'fesem- been President Harding’s pastor, ing Grand Master, E. B. Randall. 1l.r„ n„.nt hospitals while
.
fuvored making the neeessary le isli government is now diaposed
Forl'c the It
hold it- hand for further develop
LingerI .1
quarters
became
neces
d. Hits of tissue pronounced the benediction, and Jr.. Acting Deputy Grand Master; was heud of 'be Veterans’ Bureau evet. although all factions of Ins
I
I
,
...
.V...I
I..
hat!
pair*
and letting the matter of re
i been human flesh hardly had his words reused when R. B. Chapman, Acting Senior
pally wen willing to accept him ran and the lodge im.wd t- J1'** ‘ J,urf « t-ill|r ,est for the time being. ments.
Field Marshal Viscount Allenbyjffj
In the selection of u jury tie as leader.
It*» »tep of the cellar softly on the air swelled the re Grand Warden; John Grove, Act
ve'V.
m l
w
V n l.it The mavo, was of the opinion Glut
frain of "The End of n Perfect
gos eminent tentatively accept,
Welt'iii n Hl"‘ k. now th. '
|something ihoiild be done at once. British high commissioner in Egw H
fn
withdrawing.
Senator
Warren
ing
Junior
Wurden;
James
Mougb-1
first 12 veniremen. Court ml took occasion to etid..r-e Senator "
1 I ntel flu...Ige W'lls ugalll |
........... . WMS introduced lo ypt, however, continued to itPPiy
print- were found on Buy" from two score male throat*. ton. Acting Grand Marshall; L R. the
.
, ,
the defense was n
film pressure
on the Egvntjoii ‘
moved
to
Its
present
I.Kalnm
«
«
|
prMV|di.
clothe* chute in the Then the clear tones of bugles Philip*, Acting Grand Chaplain; J
Curtis
for
tlie
post
It
wus
aiso
curlls loi me post. i.
,
i
,, „«■ provide ftl| ,,IlvhlK of Bark Av
government
up
to
the Inst moment*
Dtleetivv Harry Car- sounding taps rang through the C. J. Ruulph, Grand Torch Bearer; amining the first prospective jure. reported in Senate nrrles that Sen
1,1
. ....
|,ml,line lit ' nue. inn tb f ioin llughev Stieet to The big indemnity—500.000 pounds •
cemetery and us the final note*
Judge George H. Carpentei pie atm Wad-worth. New York, and I he
Imner.al^1 bratre bmbling^at ||jKhlM
|| Street. The pavement
gblund
George
Huff.
Acting
Senior
Dea
was paid Monday, but payment/
MixnI und stains ended the vault doors gently were con; M. Y. Bledsoe, Acting Junior siding asked the veniremen if m
Senator Watson, Indianii, whose the eorner of Second Street
to be 2 1 feet wide, also on Miubeing
accompanied by another
Ifwd tiy Chemist Long. closed and the s'leht crowd turned Deacon; F. 11. Adam* Grand Sec i had v>ii * or other relatives worn
A
v
enue
names bud been mentioned as can Magnolia Avenue.
tin Stieet. fioin Sanford
ed m tile world war and two nt tlie didates. wen prepare.I to withdraw
F.gvptian note of protest against
There are* now onlv threo of to I’m k Avenue.
Jlf poison uhich turned away.
retary; Sandy Anderson, Acting
il.c Biitish political demunds. Vis- •
Melotiville Masons
The funeral services which were Grand Treasurer; Walter Koulh, jumi nodded. The defense un- m tiiv.u ...f the Kansan, whnli the eligilllll
Inwn the medicine cabiCoinim- *i.iiier C. .1 Mm shall in
H.t
Allcby countered by inform-./
1 foaUley home last held at Epworth Church, were Acting Senior Grand Steward; K. alloweil HI eliallrnges und llie g..\ would leave tile field clear foi bis living; they being A. Vaughn, D trodu.e.l resolution 187. to provide .mint
'||'|" - K" ||j;|^
lha{ [h iUsh
ernmeiit
six,
but
the
government
II C. Kabuli, and J M Lord.
.tccoriiing to author- vqually ns simple. There Mr. A.
selection a! the lepubllciili noifei
for thr imvitiM «»f Ti'iilh Sti
Brotherson.
Acting Junior
The move to stmt building a from I'd dii Avriiur Id N1iiI!»♦*r•y I roups would occupy the customs
d in the medicine Swank delivered a short sermon Grand Steward; D. S. E. Starr, made no move to discharge tlie-* cin e next Ki iiiav
two.
A
third
juror
proved
to
he
and
prayer
was
said
by
l)r.
Landis.
Avenue, i post at Alexandria, wiiich later
According to Mr.
The Knn-as senator has borne Ma-onn Temple was made during , A ventie. a, I on Olive
Grand Tyler.
a veteran of the Worlq win.
the
term
of
office
of
Janies
Muugh-[
,
tl
St,
,.,.t
Goldsboro
| w,k!? done.
. . • ,
C. V. Sheatsley,
It was Mrs. Harding's wish that
t.
the brunt of -many a Republican
The following articles, will lie
Thereupon
Zagloul
resigned tiUMH
ton, as Worshipful Mastx r. A |
Col. Forbes and Mr. Thumps*
I the victim, told him It "The End of n Perfect Day” be placed in the City Hail box by the
11„. ,-ost of the improve
■
battle us party whip and assistant
, lilt’ not to I'XM’IM
v......,1I * I r,r
7 I pieiniersliip
(then he went to look sung at her funeral. The Colum d ty :
•»*»!.,
'
,' und
.
.Ziwur
t _ l'ashu, a
floor leader, and lie is regarded by short time after he became u 1“ st iV.klll.V
Names of officers of all both were present.
,
! scide fumes in the bus (Ohio) Republican Glee Club, city departments; names of offi
|unlifit*d and Master, two lots were acquired The width of tlie road is to be 24 more moderate sU»tenman, untleri kid discovered the numbering more than, 40 voices cers and member* of the Sanford Muscle Shoals Bill Is.dJ.Vrving'of the honor'. Hisascen ami active work started for the lect and will in’ constructed of n took to form n new government
r.agill the request of Klijg Fuad. Zag(Continued on page K)
sities say they are .furnished njl tho music at the Chamber of Commerce; names of
sion to tlie leadership would mean
six im Ii rock Imse.
full
loul
has
pinmised
to
give
his
>for its disappear- services today. The club had sung
Temporarily Held Dp tlie passing of another important
A coiniminii iitinii wus rend from
(Continued on page 0)
Vi
■Spfinnce.
at virtually every important occa
Fire Chief G. I*. I’nxtoi* asking support to the new ministry.
______
senate position to the west, us sevi(
Britain
Takes
No
Chance*.
* 7> Rabbit Blood
sion throughout the political ca
that the salary of Hubert William
WAS1IINGTON, Nov. 25.— Semi t.rn| important committee 'chairThe
British
government
continu
la the day’s develop- reer of Mr. Harding, journeying to
son. fireman lie increased to $100
tor Underwood of Alabama, said mnnxhips which had been held for
military andj
|»n. Mr Sheatsley, in h Washington when he was inaugu
per month und thut the in c r e a s ees
," to mnke various -toduj that be would withhold bis 1yi'ars by senators from New En
•tion from Paris, rated president.
be
dated
from
Nov.
I.
This
was1
dispositions
with
» .V«W
,
gland
and
the
eu«t
will
lie
assumed
new bill providing for the disp.-ibeing prepared for any contingency
■UnuHin, saij
the
approved.
,
1
/A1 - r f
- L , ' tion of Muscle fehouls with the . \ iiv westerners.
'V "b ab ly . fabbit
The City I’liinniiig Conunitteea j Official circles in London, howpectntion of some private indivi.l
*1 killed several Altamonte Springs
proposal
for the road lending lo 1ovei sec pi confident that tho now!,
"
i ual or corporation submitting a fiat
ORLANDO. Flu. Nov. 21 —
MARKET
latiiiday. He said
the golf course was approved by Egyption government will yield
similar to Henry Ford’s, which waWill Be Given New
State’s Attorney Maguire an
•wtoison ixittie had
Eloquent tribute wa* paid to withdrawn.
Oie commission us far us the road mi the leinainlng noints of t)MI^
nounced this
morning thut
CHICAGO, Nov. 25. — Wheat; i
Community Building the memory of Schelle Maine*,
alnittes the city limits along Hugh Biitish demunds. The fact that'
presentation of testimony be
Ziwur was selected to form the
ftfctermine the effect
one of the warmest supporters of
No one can deny the World !► pn> Dec., 1.54W to 1.55; Muy. 1.02'-*
ey Street.
■•
(
fore the coroner’s jury inves
to
new administration uppears , to
g*s, generated
to
1.G2H.
Corn:
Muy
1.28
the
local
Rotary
Club,
By
R.
J.
grossing: An cx-Preahlent of Nica
Friday night at 7:30 o’clock, an
tigating the slaying of N. 11.
*NT
meet with full approval in diplo
». would have up- impressive dedication service will Holly, president ol
of tne
the organitaorganiza
|„ „ l(|| alive.— Detroit New-, 1.20'/,. Onto: Muy. 584, to 58’ *.
Broward,
nephew
of
former
National
Budget
Uess
matic circles in London.
Chemist Long mark the official presentation of tion, nt tho wee kly lunchoon helui "
- I Governor Broward, will Im* re
According to the latest Cairo ud•Brun.ittge, a patholat
the
Seminole
grill
today.
ThanSumFirst Named vices
sumed nt 1:30 o’clock thin a f
i _ Kooday afternoon, a large community house to the
received in I^indon Monday
The
man
and
his
work,
the
good
city of Altamonte Springs by Mr.
ternoon instead of tomorrow
(„ K„ ;n j|,e
night, ull Egypt remuined quiet
that lie brought to the community
and
Mrs.
B.
L.
Maltbie
as
an
ex
u*
originally
planned
with
WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.— De and the situation was regarded aa <
•‘ nd # half they scamand the spirit of fairness, truth
Mrs. Hal Cady, wife of .the
spite lust minute additions to meet reussuring.
» til,- firt. vault, Mr. pression of their interest in the and honor that ever characterized
Pending the revela-1^
man held for investigation,
the wishes of cabinet officials, the tion of the attitude of the new .;•*
*tr their bodies purt- town, and the development of ad his associations with others, were
subpoenaed us u witness.
national budget for the next fi** Egyptian government will yield Aj
. oed they were r«- ditional recreation centers for it* alluded to by Mr. Holly in glowing
NEW YORK. Nov. 25.— Disable*! cinity soon afterward told that the
hkiod taken from their young society set.
cal year as completed today ut a pected thut Great
Britain WlU
terms, and those/ in dttcndanci’ in u furious norther und angry Esperanza wus in serious difficul
ORLANDO, Nov. 26.—Tho coro conference between President Co" 1 make any new move. There U no
Following the present u t i o n were saddened by the memory of
snalyied for trace**
ties nnd wu* evidently drifting
oxide poisoning. Mr. speech to be delivered by Mr. Malt the untimely death of one who was sen which wan rejiorteil to be ashore, unuble to niuke headway ner’s inquest into the deutli of idge and the Budget Director Umi. prospect of a proclamation of roars'J’jj
I.-J.'»»niples of gasses bie, George DeCottes of this city active in all phases of civic ad pounding it on Tampico Bar, the against the norther which wu* driv N. 11. Broward, who was shot und limits the ordinal)- expenditures tial law In Egypt.
|*7 the furnace for ex- will make the principal address of
Ward liner Esperanza, 4,704 gross ing her toward the bnr.
killed in the home of llul Cady of the government to u figure well
vancement.
the evening.
The tanker Bald Hill wu* the early Saturday morning »•»» not under the $1,800,000,000 total fixed Labor Convention
M. J. Detwylcr, o| Orlando, tons, which left New York f«r
^
from the lungs of
hy President Cooljdge in hi* talk
Others who have been invited to briefly discussed the growing spirit Tunipico, Nov. 13 with u crew of first craft reported to reach the
f which Mr. Long speak are Representative J. R. Ly of co-operation and friendliness 75 and 120 passengers, was manned crippled ship but It wa* unable to held Monduy afternoon but wus last June to Government fiscal o f
Will Adjourn Soon
irscc* of carbon mo- le*. of Sanford; Senator M. 0. between Sanford and Orlando, and Monday night only by
_
_ r Its cap give assistance, having all it could postponed to Wednesday morninge ficers.
I.U 18 *kowed negative Overstreet, of Orlando; Judge J. contrasted
give
this spirit
with the old tain and two wireless operators, uc- do to keep its own mastery over nt io o'clock, in onler to more
_______
.
ELI’ A SO, Tex., Nov. 25.—The
reported to the G. Sharon'' and Mayor Forrest animoslty and hostility that form- cording
the gale. The wireless reports did t State’s Attorney Maguire
g to wireless messages pickpic
Palatkq
To
Build
adjournment of the 44th anm
not
state
in
what
manner
the
seatime
to
gather
additional
evidence.
U k e of thl* city, and Mr. Trip- erly marked the business relations ed up by tho Independent Wireless
of the American F<
goihg tug* were able to remove
llnj c a<iy remains n prisoner at
New Golf Course convention
lette, resident manager of the new of these rival center*.
Telegraph Company here.
eration of Labor wa* in sight to
the
passenger*
and
crow,
nor
did
the
county
jail
awaiting
tho
hearnewspaper
home
at
Altamonte
The paiMngers.and the bulk of
ty of Florida
Don Cheney, also of Orlando, de
day.
“
Springs.
lighted the audience with several the crew vrere taken off at 10:40 they give the number o f possen-, , K nnd lhu verdict of the coroner’s
P A L A T K A . Nov. 25.—ConstnicThis
Indicated
that
harmony
Joe Brady An elaborate musical program baritone selectiohs. / t ,
Uiis morning by seagoing tug* out gers" aboard.
jury.
tion work is expected to begin with- the proceedings had permi
Although it la known that there
Lance McCubbin, of Jacluonvillc of Tampico after the tanker Bald
i na short time, on Ocala’s munici
under the direction of Mr*. Emma
t l S S i pal golf course. The rity com business to ' be disposed of
25.—The A. Lyman is expected to be a fea Bruce Floyd and Hgrry Dickson Ilill had atood by helpless to low- » « „ 12u wh,n the Uner 1,(1 N . » i '» {*
promptly that the afternoon
York,
It
,.op|»d
at
Ilavnn,
Nuv.
17..
''*■
* Flonda it aeekihg ture of the evening.
jnt,Uc»t Wednesday morn- mission ha* appropriated |35,000 sion today with the election
of Orlando, and Clyde King pf er life boats or offer any assist- io ra, it sioppcu us u « i « i » « » . . > ( f
fche has been under a physl- for the work, and employed an ar fleers and selection o f the
i i Jo« Brady, head
Louisville. Hi., attended a* guest*. artce because o f the gale which How many M t the ship there knd
•laoina* College here,
larh’ed the shallow water* over the m
hoW
, L(r Koine ainco the
r irmany
w in r boarded
. X P i it has not f>een |
A program committee headed by larhed
to do the work, and at the meeting place would be the 1
ZR-S Makes Last Trip H. C. DuBose, and composed of Bar into a ’ maelstrom in which no learjied. Officer* of tho Ward line tragedy when »he wa* struck In chitect
time issued instructions for the
° n thl’ C0‘ here
said
Monday
night
that
they
craft could survive.
•
the shoulder by u stray bullet at d ty manager to purchase the nec
Under Present Name Edwurd Higrins, Dr. R, E. Stev •mall
|*“««npt»d to
International Rad£o
io ti
sign Brady
The liner was reported in 27 did not have the passenger list and the time Broward was shot and essary acreage for the course.
ens; Holland Dean and
D. L.
he turned
do
'
feet of water Monday night, pound- were unable to give any /tftiforma- killed.
..
-own ' the
Thrasher
was
appointed
to
pre
LAKEH URST,
26.—
Broadcasting: Hi
* * rN. J .. - -Nov.'
jr
,
the cadet school.
pare ontertainment for the next ing the bottom a t 'it plunged from
Mystery continues to surround COAST GUARD TO BE PROBED
Favorable
__________ weather I tthis
W i. morning
.
When the. liner drifted \nto the
the
creat
of
each
wave,
ami
listing
week’s luncheon.
the sffalr. U hae not been learned
t e f,eV coni r» ct mi
NEW YORK. Nov 25.— Nu
- Ul 't is understood greeted the ZR-3 aa ana was taken
W ASHINGTON, Nov. 25. — A
Among those in attendance were dangerously. The tuea which went shallow water near the D,tr and what preceded the shooting, that
from her naval #lr station hangar
k
bottom
R
wu*
etill
too
far
struck
oue amateurs in the Eastern 8
to
the
rescue
o
f
tho
fcUpcranxa
o
f
til* i1*1*, document here in preparation fo r her flight Harry Steven*, Charles Henry,
complete
bivdatlgattog
hae
been
.ore
of
friends
the
depart
leaving at any
today reported having heard
fered'to take off all'on* board, but from •boro to make* use pf a followed
r i r at
nt the ordered by the treasury department programs which were broi
to Washington where *be wtU be Edward HlgHna, Frank MoNeil, the capUin elected to stand by and breaches buoy and the sea wk* too who atte nded the* jperty
Hampton
Durio.e,
Wilbur
Smith
Into
charges
tqgt
coast
guard
men
rough to . permit the launching of Cady home earlier in the evening. fired without warrant upon a fish from Europe last night in
hegd coach and christened “ Lo* Angelea” by Mrs.
Alex Epp*. R. L. Dean, Robert hi* radio operators volunteered to
the
ablp> boatk. The Espersmi* Pleasant relstioiu existed appar ing boat owned by ‘M. H . Beldlng, tcrnatlnnal breadcasting *
??
Florida, baa Coolidgc,
stay
with
him.
Holly. Arthur Vowell. WUiiams
ently between Cady and Broward
*
utera
at t
and
her
human freight
were at'the
She
expected
to
leave
for.WaahLondon, Paris, Roma, t
n » Aral.distress call from the
term in the
Parker. Raymond Key, RandaB / 'Tha
just previous to the time Broward New York, as it was crulrinsr off
« the school and
morey
o
f
tho
utoriu
until
the
tugs
liner wns picked up here this morn
sels were reported beard.
the
FloritU
coast,
last
Friday.
Chase.
Milton
Haddock
and
Eu
was
killed.
in.
elsewhere uh- ‘ ’S e r icrew
t i w numbered
42 m
V
nu
ing. Reports from ships In the vi- affected their rescue. V
gene RoumQIat.
« regulation*.
eluding 11’ of the German crew.
MRS. HARDING IS
LAID TO REST BY
SIDE OF HUSBAND
MRS. VOTAW WILL
TESTIFY IN CASE
AGAINST FORBES
MASONIC LODGE
OF SANFORD WAS
FOUNDED IN 1872
CERTAIN TO BE!
FLOOR LEADER
....
B
S
Cady’s Wife W i l l
Appear At Inquest
Schelle Maines Is
Praised At Weekly
Kotarv d llb Luncn
TomorrowMorning
Esperanza Disabled By Gulf Storm
Manned By Captain and 2 Operators
lV > 5
UkiblLS
�mm
fainted By Death
V-*
•e of Herald Contest
Be
■
(£onUntiea frofn Page 1)
for the count;’ court and when that
O f court waa officially created by an
American
Association
S f* JJnlverHitfcs Includes II In act o f legislature, he v m appoint
ed to the office by Gov. Cary A.
(List o f .Approved Institu Hardee.
.1
tions For the Year 1925
In the Democratic primary held
on Juhe 0 of thin year, Mr. Mafnea
_ tXAHXSSEE. Ha.. Nov. 24. wns chosen as the party’* nominee
to succeed*
rj, — Florida. State College for tVo- „for .county
,, - judge
-,
------Judgo
...
' man hat been placed on tho np* " .
Householder. This nnmlrinwhich *I* equivalent to elec
proved lift of college* and univer- *tion,
*“ ~
■ iv
aitia* o f the Association of Ameri- tion. wns secured over three oppo
. ’ can Universities. Information to nents, all o f whom Mr. Maine* led
thta effect bat been received here, by n large plurality. For several
. • tha decision having been made at *re* r* S,r- Maine* had been the ntat the November meeting of the
. f or ,tho. «cn>inole County
W ' Association
,
School Hoard. Hesldea these duties
J
£
-
.T h #
CHEMISTS S
He l d Wtv
*H#f
L&VJJON. Noy, ^4.— English as
it will be spoken 500 years from
now will not have much in com Soil Analization And Many
Phases
Of * Agricultural
mon with the present day abuses
Of the langungp. according to Dan ' Research Work A re Also
iel Jones, professor of phonetics
Intludcd
I n
Curiculum
at the University o f London. In
the faraway 'future generation
Scotchmen
will talk
talk like
like Efigllsh■enmen win
r.ngnsu- .. 0 AI, ^ ^ tV Ithat’ may ^ s u it^ ’ in
men. whUe the general tongue of
rc,ults affecUng the
the highly cultured people will be ngrlctilture of Florida are T>eln*
j ‘‘super-cockney’’ with h
little worked on by advanced atudenta of
, Scotch accent.’’
, _
Lhe chemistry department o f the
i Professor Jones’ idoa is that the University of Florida. Coloring of
language of today wgrf cockney to oranges, analyzing sugar cane, and
.Shakespeare, nnd that tho speech soil research work are involved.
of routhorn England now ia get
A study of certain types, of Everting nenrer to cockney. In sttme
n soils is being made by J.
place* li)e eocicroy has already the d !8 liaznni’. An ordinary anafyids
itn '
upper hand and there is a decided shows these soils to.lie1rich in all
' trend in others to ndopt the accent elements of plant fttotl bebl^r^ome
in words which lontain the letter reason they arc nob'prodn^Vy. In
“ u.’’ The wide difference in the his efforts to determine tho. rbason
dialect of the English provinces for this Hazard will nffajyeo htlnaccelerates this tendency, the pro- dreds of samples.
'i \
*
feasor says, ns the various dialects
,v|
the Evcfftlnde* also
weaken the common language «nd ar^ th),
being made by J.
destniy it* roots after a ftw m . Lemon of the sugar cane grown
.
,
in that section. He is endeavorWithin fi(H) years,
I rofessor I jn(f to ,jPti.rniine the sugnr content
Jones predicts the Gaelic language f ,]ijr,.,c„t parte of the stalk at
will have nearly disappeared nnd j djflvr,.nt stages o f gTowth, and rc the native Irish (Errc)
will in- c,.jVef. samples fr o m Cnnnl Point
heard no more. Of this group of i t,v,.ry week and analyzes them. So
languages only XX’elrh will remain. flir jt 1!4 stated, he has found
The best cxnmnle the lecturer tj,a| ( jlu sugar content of sucrose
know* of the English of the future (tiin,. sugar) is much greater at
i-' t" take the word cart nnd pro-' t|M, bottom of the stalk than nt
tiounre it “ enr-r-r-t.”
the top while the glucose is present’
----------- j---- ---- -----in about the same
quantity
Woman'* dub 2 3
bcautffu, lunch,*
which was their
meeting. There w j
members 0f lhe * * *
»
visitor*
as& J t/S
agr-aSi#
s ^ is a -
Association of American p i t S 1" * ^
" ' ” ** PriV“ tC
*erv« I at Dl^v!
regarded by edu- j For several years Mr. Maine*
w flclu" io" of which fl
"• G. Shsron can
• B f k t»T.
' had 1,COfl “ •Member o f the State
ness meeting
"
*to ortWl
S ta tio n u J ^
oTui IU t°r
Committee
briefly dispose,, 9f
.
.
and served that body in the capnc- .
.. .
. ,
mm
til an inspector has thoroughly ity of secretary-treasurer, un office r/ ' Here nro Miss Nell Williams, winder o f the handsome diamond rin fur second place, Sliss Velma
! * examined the school involved; th*-> to which he was unnnimmialy re -i Shipp, who captured third plnce ami thereby* became tho possessor of the I' li-on I’hcnogrnph nnd Miss
i Uon m««ln f l |
* Only such Institutions ns have tho elected several months ago.
which wag in ?(I||L 'Jl
Nttomi Fellows, who received $50 as the prize of fourth place winner.
highest standing are admitted.
The chief frnture of u|
Mr. Maine* was prominent in so
. The approved list of the a hb<>ci- cial nnd fraternal circles of this
was the illustrated
suiUble f,lr our
ation is accepted by nil universit- city nnd war nn active member of , .
listened to with mucW
.
ie* and professional schools the the Sanford Elk*’ Lodge of which 1^
world over, and the graduates of he was serving nt the time of his ' '
it contninetl nuich n),
rloridu State College con now en- death in the capacity of treasurer
mation for local wort,
Hirer,
lines. Chairman antvj_
the Masons, Woodmen of World
V h J t ir a n y university in the world.
fail.
commute,, to fnrmifiSl
The Inspector who visited Flor Odd Fellow* nnd Kjwanin Club,
ida State College In the interest of tbe latter organization hr was n j
city beautification to U
Itoad No. I—firorgia l.ine to Minmi
to executive l.„ard n?I
JE&",
the association was Doan Robert- member of the board of directors.
(Continued from Page 1)
Dm out from the Waycroas rood
\ || XNTA, Gn., Nov. 24.— When
■ V ' 7 son
n ^
Mrs. Forrest Lake, mI
Try of
y the School
iiimi He wns also n Shriner nnd
Sciences, Chicago University, he Knight Templar, lie was a mem valuable saleMnanship knowledge, at the St. Mary s Itlver over the old j „|Mi |! >kin. swooped down on the
Hcerin and -Mrs. k r l
i
- having: been granted a leave of ber of the First Raptist Church of und made a large number of new Dixie highway through Andrews
Mrs. Henry XVlght
and brokers in Atlanta
this city in which he war. also ac friends through by efforts to solic
He* . absence for the mission.
cio member of same,™*,
in I
ideating
war
on
gambling
take tbe main mail to a detour
Florida State has been on the tive. He served as assistant su- it new sub<cf ipt ions.
law violations, be exthmr
M Km,l,,r
about two miles north of Hilliurd lie-1
southern list of nnyroved colleges j PcDntendent of the Sunday School
that tho
plant Cur]*
sale f„
‘ •| heartily thunk e v e r y one who
the lute bam Jones used
wh>. h carries around the construc- pc t.
would he held in
since 1015, (n which sixty -nine uni- of that church and recently was
EA, varsities and colleges are listed, elected as chairman of the board g a v e nte n Mibseriptinn. und also tn-ii of the base operations, then to .
" I bat the hit dug would Rafp Hiim er T h a n 'w
,,,k ,hal "in continut‘ for twojwether building „n,
1 11(111 . y,.a, s ,n search of the best method urduy of next we,.|,
.lacksou ville how 1
those who w e r e kind enoug hto slip lake muin road to
X protest ha* gone up that **’“ * '''
fe
This State is represented in this of deacons.
ul h i- |ia\od tbe entire di-lnnee. In.
Mr. Maine* wns also secretary port me with n e w s p a p e r Votes."
ol coloring oranges. Ethelinc gas
On motion ,„Hj e x
j list by the two state institutions;
general disturbs legi
“ 1 uunt to congratulate Mis-. I! ■ detours are tough und Mindy. i|j.
is now ured f«r Dtis purpose with ’ Gibbs a rifing vnt» 0
i me.-* atul "threw a mull
lhe University of Florida, and the of the Fernuld-ljiughton Hospital
Association and served in riunirrotis Xersa XXoodcock on winning the \Vi> ate turning traffic over our ki ■,
partial success, it is stated. This is jjjv e n to the ctfj<j(-nt]
iJ local college for women.
i- ii min the machinery of
T A L L A H A S S E E , Fla., N o v . 24. n-it a dye hut acts us a catalyzing |mitti-e, as folli,ws-_j
Membership in the southern list other rapacities in various civic Bun k, and I am sincerely glad thui in . jo.ad ju-' a* fa*t a* conditions the - ’ . •i trade."
will permit. Duval County Line | ):-,r in•• Solicitor is not going tn
C a lifo rn ia 's death rate mi It)2:t |agent changing the color of the |XX’illinms. Mr*. Ilar~
gave the local school recognition organizations during his residence she received it."
T in satisfied", said Miss Velma I (,i Uthnell P2 mile-- !• fo..| bri-k |»
j J. II. Lehman and
throughout the United States, nnd in Sanford.
I by such propaganda, it was 85 persons per one hundred pigment of the fruit.
Besides bis wife. Mr. Moines i< Shipp, "I always wanted nn Edison ctd with rod; 'bold r*. fair. Bun- 1li 11
Many people throughout I hcttsnnd g r e a t e r than that o f F l o r
the added approval by the nation
The public, it is said, buys ft*, gill.
pliult road the
ida nc, n , ling to m o rta lity s ta tis fruit to a large extent on looks
• t avc been “ slung", it
al body has broadened this recog survived by hi* mother. Mrs. O. and mm I have one of the finest m 1 ‘ o end of Iteilly’
excellent. sL'i • N--: even women have I.... .. t ic ' for these rival commonwealths, and the value of much of Florida’s
nition to international prominence, M. Moines of Luke Butler, two on the market. (It course I nntlir •i ,ottos asphalt Mir fa
brothers. I)r. .1. K. Maine* of Luke ally wished lo win the Buick. hut Xol iMti County Lim to llnytona c m
it is stated.
' numbers o f them being compiled by the United States Cen- citrus fruit wx>ul,| h- greutly in- Berlin Buildir
Butler, nnd Orlundo Moines of sill* e I didn't I am glinf thnt I gol m i . goial. Duytona through New ■‘ i 1 ......... t i heir savin gs by the*, su* Bureau. C a lif,,m in 's rate was cn-ased if colored, according to the
_________ _
Still Going
Louise, Fla., a sister, Mr«. Tom the Ldirmi, and feel well repaid Soi.M’iia, Tilusvilb. t ' ico to Fort - •
1.1'H per 100,000 a* com pared with belief expressed in connection with
-I < y< hang,-*, it j* shown.
German Goes Home
Moore of Tallahassee, and two for the time and energy that I I'itiee, under i oii't i in t ion. NuntI . ton m l!*22. the increase being the experiments being made.
I'
h i cut ly reported I hat So
B E R L I N . Nov. j ? - !
children, Mary Ethel nnd expended in soliciting new sub • ton* detours bat passable
Fort It* ''
* • • ml Boykin ha* the la rg e ly le-counteil fo r by increases
After Ten Year Exile adopted
such a demand for
Pauline Maine*.
scription*.
I’lene to Miami good going e\- d< • '
oil ,,u t|i,>.*,- brokers and m death t a le s front measle* I from
ter; here that apar
’I think that ......... ntr-st caused c^pt in spots.
ex
.•
I'eopli- in every part I to !• per 100,001)), diarrhea and
STRASBOURG, Nov. 21. — Ten
at.- leased from |,]ue,
Road N«. 5— High Springs to
more
excitement
m
Sanford
than
«
nteriti*.
under
two
yea
rs
(
f
r
o
m
*>f
'•
ati
nn
reporting
|oa*es.
it
/ J®*r* to a day since his departure Neffro Who Drove Car j anything in recent months,
work is started on tb
Fort Myers.
tin
to ;t!l), and uut,, mobile acci
M'"'
lhe s|ieeuhilor *perillnte
from this city to Join the German
Berlin ha* enjoyed
i josc i oinpetition of the three lend
High Springs through Archer at •
dent* ( f r o m 20 to J5 per 100,000).
In
Reckless
Manner
lie
seldom,
if
ever,
get*
armp, Charles Wolff, first nostril as
I iculiirly in dwelling'
Ho- ua, . i i oinrgiiis and commissi,>n*
ets serving to t loak the winner and XVillHtoii to R-intco, fait
Ih-eieu'C* are shown in the Cal
missing und Inter ns dead, has re Fined $100 Ry Judffe under a disguise <-f mystery
nu .its, the greatest (rjj
I iui-ii to Iliiniicllon new asphalt *ur 11
,ioo,|
H, lia- but a slim d o n n a death rate* ft,mi influenza
turned to hls home town.
siiv‘,‘ the beginning of I
thought tIml Mi** Williams was g-. 'nee just cinipliled, excellent. •'hi,- • ' - vim, according' t>, tli,.*i- Ii nt 10 in IP22 to 27. m |;?2 I. and
'
In October, 1U14. Wolff
U’UB
mg l- wm lhe Bun k. and I think I>;inin-11<•ii to Inveiio-!** and Btnok*- " h
tol„-n-,i|,,Ms tall t rn is l. fro m I.Vd
’
g-me im,, the gnmt
CHICAGO, Nov. 24. —One no
called un
n for service in the (iermnn
German I in
j 1 - * luinges. it appear.*, have t " 15J p-t hundred thousand.
I(r«i 11ik -■v die till ••ugh
that Ml** XXiioib -u I.'* lug score Sill ville r«?«nrli.
torious gambling house und saloon
army. Made prisoner by the Itu* . , ‘ , r
,n' 7 " " K.
prised cv cr> one."
11,1 nanrl 0 iitiil 1'; 1 x , ( 'mint 11•s t«l rig, 1
■ • i y vv tn-1 ,■ w III! a 11 liter:, I
Florida f ra le lo r l!*2J was 1,’lt!) keeper wns killed and two other
slan* a few day* after be arrived1 V r
? under the influeme
IfiH*h<'r'> t ’liuhtv 1 Itll1’. good <•xc-pt ly ,
'
Di e -t a le !,.| •■-ui k e i * ” , t " i hundred t hoiiMind a* com|iare>l men prohiihly fatally wounded, and
• t the front, he w
«« sent ns un Ii ... ."'I'1"*', '""I driving o. .nil in n , "I want to lliaiu everyone fwns
, • uiih
iidi-i,. *r •* t 'minty Lin e 1 « 1 ■
-ut i a,it ii u itn-, v i, w it In with 1.221 in ID22. This tncrease a fou. th less seriously hurt fol
agricultural laborer to tbe Don di* " 'u" urr dangerous to publn afety. helping me. end hope that they ■1,rough T a m p a l-v v\., y uf Six M ile : ......
will derive a- much pleasure fiom
'ani-i * tin v m e Mu- h>, al va dm . it is stated, la rgely to the lowing a gun fight in Cio, ro yes
trict, where he remained until peace A penalty o f $|uu and iU «ls WlD the columns of Mm Herald a* I 1 I n k lIllutlL' Il Ml •fit lit,,n. Srtrusiit l’b-g
h • | i t H im * m i -i,|| |,,w n- i..creased death rati- fr om disease.* terday.
i imposed, with the
on Mill uf Till
lliw
ill
from
mi
)
in
x
\
Kili>nn."
•
Engl.i*\Vl"
III
t*»
^ ® ir r fe d n0<l ut Brest-!,itovsk
1III* M v akkn Riv , ’i",|
ll< mnv take
•-t '
11 i- , |to uted t ha I •I the heart (from I2(i to IMl per
Eddie Tunc! known to police as
mariied n young Russian woman days on till- streets
• r . v ei v .......
E 1 II’ Mi, My akkn til
T h e filial ‘ landing o f ninti-stnot
upon t) -. i-.,nils ,-f .|--l In.mired t l o o i 'a n d ) , nephritis (fro n t a power in gambling circles, was
and purchased u farm in Siberia, tbe latter.
l;
V
.
,
t,.
r
•
I
I'linta
tias
t
a
hula
1
1
,|
l-v
tin.
ju
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>
ten*
a!.,•
\
1
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>
1
•nigh.
In-ell
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t
I,|
,
,
|
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7,-1,
,
,,f
•‘ 7 to lt)‘J pc | litlli,It
O f fic e r s stated i but the in • il*
thou'und), slain in his saloon and gambling
500 miles from the nearest railway
follow •
1 -,1,1a (. ,,t,|a t>> I■t M\. is, 1 .-llgll 1
ti iiit 57
r»"7 to
In p|u,-,> (n
... (Cicero
___
I....:,
i.
■ ................. . i .it mu >.| Mo -i po,-urn, ,nia all f,,i in (from
during
u revolver
station. He claims thnt the llol- ed was *een on Ninth Street. Sat I
1
ul
tias-jid.le
X
MMI
XX....
.
.
■,
V
.
1
I .*10 J.!* Ill
' i t . ......nidi- I from 2-'l to JO),
SyWarms robbed him of till Ids live m dn v night, s tu g g e u n g ..vei tin-'
fight.
Myles
(Klondike)
O’
Don
I),..til N,
K— II .m n - t ifv to
11
Ni-ll XVilliam*
1.2'.ni.U'Driven Mm of Xllnnta
ineasir- i Mom 0.2 to III), and ilia
lie
nriieeeded
across j
but be rode away on Id* last sidewalk.
nell nnd Leo flimnx. probably were
I art 1' lift ri*
I’
X • I in a Shinn
1.ll'.ll.i, -o
into the
....... Bui tha' at one lat ill I I I out 2 1 to Ju I .
-tanalning horse atul after travel the street mol * t«-1* t I
I at all v wounded and Martin Sinet.
llniiie«
,lv
Mu.
ti
1
1
..
r
p
•
o
r
tn
1
o
o
f.
Na
-nn
Icl
low
I
k
h
j
:,
•
•■"'a v.a- well HU,,,| with
I'M i i i incii-a-es in l ‘. '2J
are a waiter irt Tancl’s saloon, wns
ing for several months he readied Police m r anil tile d t-» d u v e it <<|f.
Ni
lit
in,
X
V
.1
1
1
1'.i
1
►
Mai . K inlaw
1.nke D ,
1 • -I co tto n , v. h in ic e * . un
12'•I", in
i the ill-lith lutes flout wounded slightly by a stray bul
BarUn, whence he was sent to wiien I'at rolniim Green stopped
I d • ,Xntiii 1,. K 1H• 1 til iSn i ati * til wtit
Mti |«i7 X nil, g .... i
'• <c ’ ll IV, II out I V ail art w luipiiiug rough t trout t to K per let from tile gangster’s weapon.
him and told hl« ft lend to take
•_ Strasbourg.
i u a,a XX t, g.
.11, i'.i . j •‘ Ihlliiee I t i ' - i iitipa- .-till,
lh e ,.f M
11 lat-ui ui |p ii ;
|
tiundied thou-rind), diarthea nnd
L j W years exile in Russia und him tonne. This was not siiffii-tent
Chieugo officials
immediately- SIGNS VOl ( AN HI
XI f I'at tel .,
r 'If y I ’ re 1
ai.'.in.'i Bn- • fig, •1 (--ad fi ••11 11.
•Xs*,„ l a t ,on, h-,1 l,v critentls. under tw o y e a r s (fr o n i
f t'" him and a* be iii-mli'd bis v*av
Biperia has hud the effect uf doing
nctixl
tn
prevent
farther
bloodshed
M
>
11)
,
ll-b?'?
1
»
■
*a
1XVn,
I'* ,' and p.
1 I'
ll,**l o|i
IS |Ml
L -Boot,
i
|, p , h - n t , O' t
121 , influenza ( f r o m If*, to
Ing Wolff's nationality, and the fu it h e r down tin- ,| 11-|-| I,,, i , . , . |
in the city proper, fearing' that the
hie but 1iiinrb
and
XfaI
v
Iti-Wlc
I
'>.!•I
u
If your breath is•
J
J
'.
an-I
autom
obile
in
cid
en
tfrom
1
l
hr
leaders,
sought
to
start
another
<
nr.
but
be
ran
r
Gentian sojdlcr who left in MM i
lull which followed the murdet u
I", ►
III til --it
I ' liin It. nil No 21 It, 1ll« \ lew to 1•I1111I t . pi.
• "•!
it,, operatio n* ,,f M 2 t.. D'l
have spells of tnvitnB
- has how become a French citizen over tin- sidewalk. T h e offic e ? *
week ago of Dion O’Hanioit. pro
4 if
the
I I , i i -I.i .- death t a le f i o m tuber
,U<J In,all , hug, , ed
lie Will resume farming on tin w li .1 Were fo llo w in g in tlteir eat
minent underworld figure, and nn- head, poor appetite,
Tit. •, • »» mil* -* ii- Min,. 1: 1 ■mi
e,l ill
i.
t .ill fo| Ills | in I P2 I vv apaI that left I'll lo - ,
property of bis father ut Mm *aw bun and t i c k him to the -ta
"thei
alleged gangster Saturday, and a general im-ar
'V III,
1•• •*»l « •'III J•1. •• 1
>lir--.
i: •„ -i
I'
upon w hu ll 10 I I aga ii ' lia, K in IP22.
mouticr, on the lower Rhine, ana I loll
would he broken by new trouble. ft Ih a sign your lim|
• --It,-,it in Mil 11 mi • ••nn* v ami tn - 1.
, has sent for his Russian wife.
I
. c e . j i kfI’olice
-plead
read a dragnet through The
: nc pne ronllv
really ,lspen
depena
•
'
'
oiint
v
I
In
•
)„
•
road
(l »
til. K Jl tIN • ( •1\ Join mil >
-pio-tlv
ll- l,..)
G
o
l
d
e
n
R
u
l
e
F
e
a
s
t
the
•
l.a,|
land*”
of
Chicago,
deterf,’r
nl1
dtsord-r*
m tie
‘
of
lo..
-j
h
travel
t.
I
a
nip.i
11
••
,
I <illl Illfl 1 \ H|J ••ut a statuv ,d i wav '
.1 toed, they said to forstall any ach and Irowels t« Her
* h ■ , N<,|III III,,' 11-I lillli.l' < oi l
•It • 1 llt ’tl a |>
• ' • t , -I o f n,
l
* 1 can t in i
A t S I . F e t e r s h u r j r "'flux of Ctrera gunmen. Squalls povvet fully on the liter,I
I- to \ „i M, I ||„ Cum o < not
N*li out
taunt n c •»r 1a novel I
• * harp’ , « I,a - e
i
in
D
North
I
in,
I
'
i
m
w.-ic sent to (*tcer,1 to cooperate d igestion , purifies the f
-oi,,. ..f Mn n.
nth t lift* Vt •tl mil j«
U rough I ’ -I, i it v t ) l .? 1 •
> I I '.r l R M tl’ RG, Nov 2 1
vvitli tin* suhurliati authorities
restores 11 fine feeling (
••XX III, a II t II;*!
• • G.-n had I,-, n
• '-in
olio,-nt ed
' v, ell, tit < nd
X 1 1 1 1 troldrsi Rule hae im-t is
Nil it and Mis. Tam I. wife of villi nit,I checrfiilridt.>
v Minder.
•'•■d , -inplaintv o,l
ain't
Heal Iv
t " I,, t. 1 lo r . Monday night I a
Du lam man. iihm-Mi-iI tint O’. Sold hv Union I’hnrntz
,vvl i f ul n that I'tth follow
ail* t» I|m 11ii
{I?*_____
•'--mo II and a James Daugherty,
hi it.-i to
i •’ *” •.............. Ie? plaits tentatively
Olilei "
S te ts o n B a s k e U ia li
II
wtnrti
bundled* o f wh*- e-caperi hud doit, th,- -hoot
TALLAH ASSEE, l-’ln., Nov JJ
" W h o |* b e ' "
< i ' hm < o nd, »■!• l<te>t •
g
t
-i
I., in\ it,- |
A , 0111
— A Floridu dinner for l lniidiiiii
' • alter an a gu m- 1 .v, 1 their
S e a s o n ( I p e n s I ) c c . 12
‘ 111 * I. Ill II, 11--1.1
T r y Smith’s
tall t
hill
I
1 •' ’ *
h. II II P|l,l| lit I'll |l\ Mill
and their visitors and guest- on
•II >,Ut "
■
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\
,1
-aad
ti r •
"• I', ,. . t, at rang.- for tbe uf
I *, tectives -aw ,o th,,. nf)--,, ri, Shop for ^ood
Tbanksgj ring Day is suggested in
DIM X\|I Nov
I
'| In 1-1
- i i ,I'i r i,'mn
At laidn
t lit wh I, will , ,,n*i*t o f tile Mill
v i gi f,q th,- O'itnnion killing or
a special menu prepared by tin
■
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1
atl-ittha-ki-M-.iII
>
-o
ol
.*
n
|'on
I
ivi
ogh
,
|..ts
tail 11 vv•>
[ ‘ d meal a a dem oii-tra
dietitian of the stute home demon S e v e r a l C a s e s H e a r d
-• light f<;t control o| the traffic |work. I^adies
• *hart t ii,,,
' - f i i ' t gann • ’
g'
i
and - ify wl'T l i
c’ ril tied 1 1
1
D
a
*
e
part
liken
n(
dailv
atration department
m
lifer-running
Cicero authorit-j Next to Yaldeti
-la line stag
lhe seas..: a g .iiii't Mie Ja k'ei
I M,
In Municipal Court
I alia lia • • tin
• I 1,1- J.
I'V *• ■- I ri't oridiiins
( onlrt
ips riM-cnlly nfirmiiru«*«l their city*
•**ld planning your Thanksgiving
"
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xchang,..v
I
lie
\t
In'
'
I
n
t
i
i
n
I
*c.
■
-m
I•
Dt Hi *|--i
lu l
I here wa dinner." It is suggested, "remciii
■In.
P"itacul„r hut,- r ,,t III, banquet will l„ lie * w.i- "closed tight" and gambling r —
I-I It I Vl I . i unlit y 12, on th, liono Door, it i- a,
Julia Collins and li- sie XX ahh
shout it
|
I :• tile relie f ,.t til,--, ot
ber that you live in Florida and
''"'•Id not he found there.
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h
v
wants
t,, ,.r|. '
in
it.
1
-(
mi
M. ii .I ii i ol the St. is..
dill 111VI i ttrrUIU'ed.
Don't take chruirt*
foree Mr.
_
that there is nn abundance of both negi1ue*. ui-r, 1lunged 1' 1•r 1. 1etll, Ville. 1 ... I tx.'ll
! <" ugin. Not
te e lii ill, I,, u g g l egiit an n.iv c l„-<-n pi in t ii ii. - only in,municipal court tin? morning win,
cotton mixture- Huy
l'
ff°°“ things to put into your dinner iliMirde|-l v
I’
UliLIC
NOTH
K
1> people being
in evci lli-ot i hiii II and w o r k ito- f ..r more than a mouth fleeced" tr
known guaranteed AH Hlj
combi, t it wuK allcg. 1 1?lk1 t lly
M X IM IN Wi l l
ATTEND
^
menu that ure typicul of Florida.
11on-actimif. it
For the convenience of th,
f: with tIn . v. pin,n ol Mo- tirst to i■r•••11 i
winning’ 11 ,1111111111110,
that Julia• t'ldlili- threw a hot It?
claimed
it... I,,.r 1u r 1.
u 1 ,1U l XX'oolen Mills suit* tail*
(»« XI \ Nov 21
John XX M a r
<
to
•I"
rati.ms
of
r1!! , 8*'lect 1,1 t,“ ' *"urkets those de III Jl-SSII Waldron and after In i,, r. x» Hill, - HOI III •lie. Ill I
v h - i v and it 1 I 1, v •-,| her, n->w llnit
xrltnnge- h.. . ■ ''• "le d to all Mo, .............. 1 e le c t . |- expected to
' ,,l a .a.r,Mnight
:r...^ ,M,Ku|; i,|11
mdty .dual measure. S«1
licious fruits and vegetables and
ednesdny
•III I- lot II tip ,|i|, |
thrvoquintet will rate with many ,-l liarts of 11
Street.
Only
attend
Mic
Marion
count)
fa
ir
tUlts that ure Florida giown. XXc ing the evidence. J udge S h a io i
lo-ed Thursday.
thi,nigh lured
Adv
the team in Mo South
•mdi-r no,-11m l ngents, tn,.1 • ••f l 1a1
believe in Florida nnd we believe imposed a fin e o f $5. and io«>
generally
,
1
'
Tii.-a,b,y
to
o
Jticksietv
1
1
,
.1j «• report. 1
I "in. D.i..ugh the JKt h
f.*.x, | t heavily
jn OUr southern recipes for rook on the licensed with the notion o'
N O T IC E
Ii exi clli-nt
I " day- on thi si read.
Site will
The
pi
.
Simmon.s Sik
■
How's this for VOUI Thanks pay the tine
Mil
1
,
nig
on
nnd
No. 2 lit > g'ia I no to | ,,r|
To
XX'hom
It
May t.'i m em Tut
will proh.ii 1
Jnving dinner:
I
t-r
sinernl
XI) els.
l h e -p erd fiH Haines w e n i alh I
Rt memher the ( on- um ,iUys after ,iute i win
Refrijreraf
weeks, n
i
Florida FrUit ( D( ktail
’ • *t igatlon (ms
(J ' g in I nn 1 -1 Luk, • 1
in lo iu t this uioiniug lull a* the\
taken a vv
i.. TJystcr soup
Celery did not «p|*« til t«» llflBM l*» . I ||« i | la
solidafion S a l e of The f " l ' sab- k" the highest ladder fo r
••ail. in ............ .
■
at
• Roast turkey with dressing
cash onee live (5) piece living room
'' v 1 ll.gh S|u ing- 1
ImmmL t.f I III (Ml Ur V «*»t I eal« ii.
&
A
t
l
a
n
t
a
t
,,„s
Ball Hardware!
G's
■ « “ *••*
or guava jelly
it 1a, I, eate.| to, k hi
suit.
Frank W illiam *. Dolph Itrow in o-l
.*..•.0,0 potatoes,
|,owiine*. oi
stea
Mashed
or steamed
High N|-I mg's t I
and I*, t
Blown,
wi-ie
c h a r g e ,I ' o '1'
FIX
—
IT
—
Kit,||
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1
1
(
1
1
>
I
lie
Ft
a,
.
1
.1
1
It
on
\pm
t
t
String lieuii
lieun*
dh 2., nub s of a-plinlt .
Gn Si rcH Loafers
" ' • I t glimhling
I),, . h a l g e vv i i at y ura i
hI,-t ida. tinan, ,1 •
'
Combination vegetable salad
DW N. Saafoid Xvenue
u : 1 I " mil, - sunt h . f t ,an
’ denied, hut s f t , i In ruing r v a le lo ,
a ♦ 150,non tu-t IMr-ttpUI’ l I• •*|•
Frozen custard Florida U
—
prut11 sui tin c i,tk g ml
ATI. X.\ l v
fioit i ak I roll! the u f f t i i ' i * w),o lurid,■ tin
I
';ile.|
Nov 21. I!»21
<'tty.
' M XX„,
Vin i l . ■
>......
-ue o n d f lw iittei by the (I I XI
Salted
IVrnns
' 0 the il.
l-halt
Mi, ni.op)
mil, h
•l ' ••'■III l.-iiug raid. Judge S toi• - u imp.,-ed a tlin
er
Homl
,V
\
|
..»1
gage
(
1
,
,p,,t
Coffee
\i Ii a- --p\ 5 1,uh - 1..i,g
. r-. I ah w.l?
I o f t-i vvitli i usl on in h ,,f tln-ir
XL. a
•
dtug
store
Miami. Fl«-r ola - olde-l tu •
.‘ 'Florida Fruit t’^ike
j
ovvbujrs n- • |
Bi'Hsli* Weeks, ilia g< d w it h hi- ’I ’ Low. II u-phuli -mi,,, , , n gage bond )i,,ii*?-. at, rt <w 11,-at
ia' i- milk l-.li fer*,
I' h e Consolidation
lk .a ogar (2 rupst f. |b*. ruuiiis Dig dlsonl.il) while urnli I the III "11, I"
no
been
L..W. II In •r. nl., \ , 1 v
1 •*> tin Xtiuni 11
completO'i
Tin- structui. 1- I,,,,
I'nlfpe I tr-fc •' ■ I . and w ill I.,. ri._
No'- und, ,
c- r. t i n t I....
}>
Krul“'
1 1,1 <rv stul fluelli e ol liquor, via- not their ton ’ 1ni" ' h
elected l,y 1 () Teat, ,,|
E Q lH P M K N T i,
g^.ltsed cherries, 1-4 lb. orange paste. answei hit n.iiiu r.nd a i.md i f •D'
-lit..in* iiiound grading im.l at a cost of 11,,,ie Mum $22.,,non , entlcssl) p .1* ' d lint il t to -t I ,-i-is
'“..-a' :-"V7h,
,S.a'S Now <»n At The
-ire clean.-c i t til. ir pie-eia e
k o l l s -h o y c b ]
1.1b. blenrhed und ground almonds tl'< was ,- treated
■ulveiiriilotigh travel Pel w e ll
g ' a v . s M . a k . d and faded In, 11 1- Olltlct.
*lte. building. 1-nl i'ipiipii,i nl
This i» Mi. "'De alum. ..f chief g 1 H1■>!mothel - reci|ie and fo lk s at,
-1[ lb. -pecuns. 1 tablespoon cilinu
B a rb a ra T u rn e r who said shr (■ullif'x rin- amt tlirila io I . i m I t ,
C
A D IL L A C
XVhen r - i i n p l . M i ,
Ftan.r
again using it to keep then him
;
man, 1-2 teaapoon nutmeg. I lb "to o k ii small
f Poliee J. it
t ante"
hut
not l-ill.-w .let. ur sign- 1,1 III. , ., -1 r,|
1 tier - hay
got
Carlton
Apaituuutwill
Ina
1
1
1
..U
P
A
CKARD
a .....I even 1■>I•■■ wIn, Ii i- qUn,
1•- ala and Low, II <I, r,|„ t |», |,
I* g e t o ff 1 11
Fl^.liltter <2 cup.) 1 lb. flour -I 12 enough to make (let drunk, paid f
In sullt
1IU
IC K
vi -v lo w itp*pIn-1| -iiilin, j,,. r ,,,,,, el'll, fll? pi trot tin. lute, title, -tI (lose men wI
I
cuns), 1 lb. home-made citron, l and ni|st, fur tin- p rivti-d y .
I*'
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we
-'»•'•
living
m
in,
hang aii.und
lies in ll-l 11l-l w1M1 t.iof gin,I, -,
it Turnl vn-Pl
wiien
voiithfu l utrpearuii,,- 1- ,,f
tablespoon of melted rhia-olate. I 2
Thomas Ijm ey,
clu iiged
with t ' 1' 1 X ' 1 •- g. ,,| t,, Lake • ant
"I
support
itlid will , -a11n11: twenty one iifi.ii *
1
irrcAteht a<|\untairr
ie the hutgla i
’ teaspoon allspice, 1-2 cup rordial v a g r a n c y was turned o v e r to the
R"Hil In Lake t ..ut11y 1| nienta; eigi-t,
"■•) inen and
l-mi room opu-' ihe x.tgak t)-il
Nnwoilu vs,
though.
W,.
in
mixed with spice*. 1 cup grape o ffic ia ls at IN 'I j i i h I, vv Iro w * r* loin Unto. I.- I ,-esliutg und,-1 1
■ii.- g i v i n g
llientM, tmd Mi.,- six room apart
ia11 the ti.. .1 ',
| v 'y •• g o t to iiuve the troiiiilesunie t , , j g.-,t)i
Juice, 1 ib. crystallized pineapple. ut i "inn-, I mil with un nut . m , ..r Don
Nun,ei.in
slant tlli.u l* men.?. 11. -ml ung will .occupy
L'O ’’
e n n g the -i,g
tt„. ,nu»-\ tlllx
4*‘ " ") cu'v i t - nnd has,- c a -true •
tuu. Irafft, a,lvise,| to dm.. |,iw. t’l'-i « f Kr-u-,,1 ’**v7Sx 1lit? fc-t 1.■,
Accordingly 1 pi-,,,, Glover C. mg at h„m?AH ding 1,
wait have I ui , 1,11fleetitlg win-.- l ain conduct, <1 M.. Ir„i,
swis Recommended England Ahandous
i i ’ y "nigh hut pasoahle. Dcioui with
Twen- the ready tn-usc pruduct. Imoroved
un nji, n curt tn each. Th.
seven tmesis („||„wed
by the uddrtim, „• „th. 1 mgredt
>
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'»un«>
road
fro
m
Fniitland
|,or Labor Secretary
Tobacco InduHlrv
equipment w dl I • modern and com II - I ail. to Leesburg. Through travel
Sag.- and
T h e y w e r e tr„*| l,..fori.' Horord- ints. ,ulh d ” \\) -h
Uca'a mi Lee.,burg udvised t j g p|elj;,tl‘r " 0t.'*'oiit the structure.
•r Caliojauy, by whom iitu> rantr_- •Sulphur X nttipi.jnd " |t js verv
. “ W ASHINGTON, Nov. 24.—John
L O N D O N , Nov
Sarasota, one of Flurida'a mini
m g fr o m $10 to SV> w ere atlmlul*- UOpIllar hi rau*e :.,-h duly rim dl*wiB Itivtr
n.ver in, *
"* W
'M ".....
I*. U w i*. preaidcnl.uf the United will
Ih «n Vitobacco
growiur innd
Mount
I ),wa, good To KuxtT
t ^jrn and thrivirg cities, is undergo
-:
coy«r :t 1*,,
applied. Sim
Mina Worker* of America, wru country unless the Iiresunt tuate*
Road
No
x
c
L
11
1
inff’
extensive
developments
und
**
A tw«rh umb,?ll.',
Id)
v
cnnit
o,
t
soft
Kosd
N
o
.
3
-G
ro
rg
i.
Une
to
j,
so^rth.
It?
population
has
bee
,
, raoonuntndevl to IVeaidcnt CoolidIge of tobacco user* change
• t,*|H-lrr lilac* tr
The
biush it it and qraw
thr«u*rli
Oh H e r r * llirrtl
(w a y for
Secretary
of
I.almr
x\ lid I-utidimr 1,.' V.,1
► laJoyUlg u steady and uilintcnupt League Of Nations’ ,
rw .
r nt 5 ™ v »>y ' M'mn.ittcr of the traosurv appoint
A hCl • ft Itiblif
Jour hull tuk.ng one small strand
oU m m fh. its hanks deposits have
. ,
IHand, of the cd to Inquire into the tohac, ,1 in
thoccht
a time; ly morning live gray
1 t e •U
Delegates
Kept
Busy
tu ->
* ^ t 0t Cu,ton''‘ dustn mid to report on the n„**t to
him di.an," i.,* but whm delight*
A Fine
I , “ ,th n'lon'a , , , 1
l,i
rowing und marketing tot:,
the indie, wub Wyeth’s Sage and
vretary Davia has adviaixi the Lnglith tobacco nut,I in a* re
Candy
G E N iX A , Nov . 24.21.- So regul* | Sulphur
reiMjrt ure etig'itged in placing <•
•'coi.l* for previous
ident he desires to retire on thut the English tobacco has „
arly atA ^vermnent, reouirod to 11. , * "mwoutid. is that, be
••
1distinct flavor which 1. I M S
f
*
t„ (;,.„t.vn for Mdo* beaut,fully .lu.kening the
10c
v i : .Y T T r ;
’■
? «" :end oticiegates
the " rfiwired taste of the ro.uun, '.Spungs. pavi! c Vond
• / «« “
upi'lications, it
V 11r n v «Tr
i
I **u'
hLr,UCt[0".1i1,I
a seven *t„rv l eague o f Nation* m-cting*__as also Produce,
F t'c ry u .h c rc
that
soft
lus're
and
sembly. council, t.t special rom
jft' E” ,r’*
An cr and therefore rarely appreclat-jtrrattd r,»!k hate all in
,»
i'tl!tUuLU '
*t,,ry
uppi-'iran.
e
.,f
abundance
which
tr
Cist.digging in Su.tsx rv- cd by him. The tradr. in furl, ! ottion. Green 0 ^ 1 Sm ms T
( «rlUn. y ^ U n e n t a .. misalcma— that many ,.f ih^m have ro ultra, tue.
C A S H 0B WBBK
w n t s of u could neve? He profitable.
|)*al.ik.
•
Npnngs to and
... a c
and bridge which purchatri houses or have leaacsl
PAVM BN^J
‘P'*’r *1.000,000. In uddi- apartmenta. These ure for the
lag not used b r t g j w i f e of an
Vhc c o m m U t ^ d ^ ^ t raeom- \
'c r 'Z * '' U n c T r i d ’'t r a m
tqjr thug is u f iffi’Dcnt in ’ double purpose of housing delef llnton about 700 B. C. In m r-trnd any fuither expenditure o f , Rice’s Crock through Pulutkn
Money Saved at The
k of (tn« /raiment is a grain public fund* toward attempting toiS*,, Mateo, gi„„t
Sun Mate,, tn progresn construction work on a g:ite« and of serving ng office*
d e T ^ " 0’" ' ^
0 wwk now passes but Outlet’s Consolidation
U t- iW .
i ’1” ” " '
Miss Woodcock Is |JET £ £ 'Z ^ r Z Z '.'Probe Of Exchange
dVjnner '”o f Buick
1!:;',! X : : : 'Pushed In Atlanta
!b.r,/nIn Herald Contest
Despite P r o t ests
( aliforma D e a t h '
«fHiri«b#r*wi,h^ui
!cn‘r;hof the s,nlkh
Florida’s, R e p o r t
Saloon Keeper I s
Killed, Two Others
Injured I n Fight
.
\
STATE HOAD
CONDITIONS
A Florida Dinner
For Thanksgiving
Day I 8 Suggested
f■
1
$225,000 .Apartment
Building Wi l l Be
Built .XI Sarasota
„if,r
ii„p
Fan Tan
The Outlet.
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
WORLD LI
FOR 36 VEI
r ,T ^ Z
IlS* “
oiHi *bhu”
•FeOows Serric*
«*wr
Sale.
*
v»r B J' . TW
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8 ERVICK
.rt-*-
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i.i-
Ti>’ iJTTTnI*v i .
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W rrt
1
�•, J&a
Association j Davenport
docrinojogy,” by Dr. H. C. Kehoe.
o f Fort Myers; "Some Surgical
Procedures.” by Dr. C. W. Larrnbee, Bradenton: "The Medical Ex
amining Board,” by Dr. J. M. Mann,
Lake Butler nnd "The Composite
Medical nnd It* Needs," by Dr, P.
E. Watts, South Jacksonville, are
among tho addresses to be deliver
ed before the Composite Medical
Association of Florida which meets
hero Tuesday. Tho physicians will
assemble at 0 o'clock in the morn
ing nnd will remain In session until
lata In the evening.,
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^DAVENPORT, N ov. 25.— Work
of re-zoning, Davenport, looking
toward a population of 25,000, la
progressing satisfactorily,, accord
ing to Information disclosed at an
enthusiastic mooting o f the cham
ber of commerce thin wrok», Wid
ening o f streets, making graceful
curves nnd allowing for n 100-foot
right o f way for the Dixie IUghwuy passing through the city lim
its arc nmong tho changes to be
iptule.
Tho' Arc department was
HP •
-------Any breaking out or skirt Irri
tation on face, neck, or*body is
overcome quickest by applying
B city Af Sanford has had a | In 1B9.1 Sanford was the most
d history since Us founding enterprising and prosperous city in
Mentho-Sulphur, snys a noted skin
60 or 00 years ago. Despite \south and central Florida. A large
specialist. Because of Its germ de
xittes the city has grown from I number o f orange groves were
stroying properties, nothing hns
aggllng village to n modern, bringing In big profits. Just about
even been found to take the place
■esslve city o f over 10,000 In- the time that the city appeared
nuts.
well on tho road to general prosot this sulphur preparation that in
o years ago tho Chamber o f perity, tho great freeze of 1894-96,
stantly brings oaso from the itch
mu co conducted a contest swept the state. Sanford like the
ing, burning and irritation.
* ..............dgti rest o f Florida was hard hit by
Beans First Freight
Mentho-Sulphur henls eczemn
leal’ this blow.
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Business blocks and houses boright
up. leaving the skin clear and
Over New Rail Line smooth.
TA LLA H A S S E E , ... ot, 25, —
rit- enmo empty Whilg. citizens drsertIt seldom falls to relieve
State
prison
authorities
have
sent
ed the town. The outlook was far
■ ■■ --% * - - 1 the torment or disfigurement. A
jm- ; from encouraging. Yet n few peo- finger print nnd other records to
WEST PALM BEACIL Nov. 25. little jar of Rnwles Mcntho-Sul:lve j pic remained determined Ur re- Arizonn to check up on n prisoner — Freight trains have begun to phur may be obtained nt nny drug
held there whom the authorities move over n section of the Florida store It is used like cold cream.
be- j build once more
i J. I In I 8D8 it was found that by of that sta(e believe to be Grady We; fern and Northern rnilrond, ac*
■orrt ' much exjierlmentaUon thnt the fln- Kelly, on ournpe from the Floridn cording to information "*received
uth ; eat vegetables could be grown pro- statu prison. Kelly was serving . here. It is stated thnt Ihn initial
isor |vlded the land was properly irri- n aterm of,five years on conviction shipments are beans moving out
sltc |gated and cultivated. Lettuce was in’ Jncksnh county of charges of i 3,o t enter Hill, in Sumter coun
rlty j raised first nnd then celery Was grand larceny.
ty. the first stop qn the new lin*
I tried. Ily 1900 celery nnd lettuce
umiih of Coleman where the F. W.
If little Willie enn’t add, ilon't A* N connects with the Seaboard
3rd, both were being raised in large
worry. He will mnko n great g o l
in- quantities.
Air Line.
»orIn 1001! the new school building fer some day.— Birmingham News
He was completed. Many new bind- 1
ick- ness houses were erected. Sanler- ford ot this time lay claim to a,
t a population of 0,500 people,
se-1 The first telephone company was
j installed in 1901!.
In 1WOK a street
vos! car line was constructed. Those
3rd. interested in this venture were: 8.
the O. Chase, J. M. Whitner, F. I’,
mid Foster, A. T. Kosscter, and A. P. i
ivas 1Connelly.
son ! In 1910 the new high school
The I building was completed.
First
ris, i Street was also paved in that year.
: of
From M»10 to the present year 1
With
indfathcr of I
Sanford has been growing by leaps J
i etty.
In- and bounds. Many brick building*
lira hove been erected. The rlty it
su- present has over 07 miles ,,f paved
an- stm ts, which is n greater mileage
175. jof paved streets in proportion to
the its size than any other city in the
ime stnte.
Iro t. In I lie pasl year the rily lots pin
OSS j chased the waterworks and gas
ws. plants and is now planning t>> pui ur- chare or erect an electric plant,
i A municipal library has been rrectthe ed. a municipal golf course has
ded j been laid out, an athletic field owndrd |ed by the city has been opened,
jge | In addition the city is building
8K0 1a new $05,0(10 city bail and is also
ry- |having constructed a new yacht
an- |basin at a cost of $07,000 The
cm i city,now proposes to bulkhead Lake
Monroe nnd build a lakefnnit boule-
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West First S t *
Plflift, at noon'll
blare on the roof.
y to ft nnmll
,o dnmago was
ONE DODV B U T S E V E R A L \\\
Each Head Makes a Different
Children's Eteoks ’
Are You
Economical?
The Bible Story Book, Orphan^A toph* iReal,
Wizard c f Oz, Story o f Live poll*, -p.;, • “ i f r
. CHRISTM AS CARDS
A complete line of kcau M uL «)rda csptteitliy
Rebuilt furniture
Looks Like New
Reasonable Price
Save by Buying from
USED F U R N IT U R E CO
. Welakn Iiulldin*
Gift and Stationery
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Blow-Outs, Punctures, etc. See that everything is
right before starting.
agfawaaft
ULTIMATE
enuint
LTIggtfrtjHri^WC.iT^Mppr^
Itange in Price m»m$286.25 to $500.00
<( H»r t'sual Club Payment 'Perms
Box
T>
pc Loop A n t
BRANDES HEAD SETS
• id in tone so that wlnn
l 11eo from disiortiop. Tl n^sb*
; t t,aji ,»f weak Signals. TheA1
1 used for years on some 1)1 On
radio Bets. I.iglit in weight '3l
*■ w i; h sixfoot cord.
RADIO TR0 N,
TUBES
' • haw just received a shipment
Radio iron tubes, well rnado of
I durable muteripl. Guaranteed to
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exe'llen; results.
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1‘hunu Speakers
The famous Baldwin T>p, "i
Receiver made up into a pln i ,
giuph unit—all ready to alt,up i
m y standard phonograph.
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tugaled aluminum diaphragm pn
■bices |iuro tono and extra volum
In a dm able fliclul case. Ceinulr
with lung attaching cnid. i ,.m
in i,ml look it over. it's suie t
I tense!
FEDERAL HEAD
SETS
the inn eased demand
tudio equipment we have
secure n limited number
1ad Sets and advise our
lake Kiel.- purchase* as
iffifiSfitfiR
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iji A Mutiny
t'Set our
Tush Tush Boys "
ij, We discover
/ I
tSL America fomflrrmrj
/Great —• > ,
That nuti u« hereAbout Z O m ileJ
n a acnatapa
tfrS&n SjVvatW,
loss tu the stato'n cit-1
■ through causes wholly [
Jrir power to correct, is |
U U> an cniirmonB one.
items, according to Mr.
jj #nc of the most serious j
v They may enuso a loss
to per cent. It is|
to realize how scr,i}.»infv the $4 box must
osted by ( l .«0 (at 40 per
t»te care of the loss,
jrations indicate that it is
pto harvest fruit inirnedirr rains, especially early
if dtcay fuliows harvest
e d . The growers iinpotleni* after harvcstlr'*
nt a thorough clean-up
Lpd prune out all dead ,
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tjjoZii.nvbuy p e ts his beai-inp's by the Radio compass* and averts lire lllu t in y
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! ulnrly the farmers who are the |n
Rreut sufferers from the loss.
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|Government Ownership Experience *
Ameitea's experiences with the I
. railroads during and since the war, H
"ith its present merchant marine ,S
and its own railroad in Alnskn g-'
jut the present time, railroad m en]*
'low 2I>.— An- 1 ar.sert, are evidences roifficiont to r,g
ibern of con- siiy reasonable mind to back away n
rminp session 11 ,in *^e Rovernment ownership R
! ,’ Iost Ufl a burnt child would buck ■
i tinker with l(Xvuy fron, u ,)!neill(, flrr. Am, yel J
Lion, Georgia that is the plan, and it is the in- £
ing to thu de
>"11 :-i* f'-r the present assault up- ■
imnilns tram 1,n I*10 Each-Cummins act, it is *
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.utnic.i here.
<E
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Tin short line railroads, ii is S
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11 ' shown, reeve as essentially and us 5
ill
Be Given
tBy Auxiliary
| High School
K t 8 o'clock at the hiRh
■tsrium. the play "The
PTfluh" will be presentkit suspires of the 1‘ resbiilliaiv, nccordinR to
Mtmrnt made today,
(k readiness for staRinR
|(kith is ileseribed as beI cf Isur Iis” from start
L Munir w:|| Ik1 furnishIt kirh school
rchestra
rial numbers will lie rendJolui und llcrnunl Schi-
r
ilidii Uensubly us do the langlinc ■
sye the setup-,
The ono fue(U l(u, l)^ , r, J
'•mno!dl« 1 i nn‘l ,,H l *10 KrPMl arteries are fed S
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" i by the lateral veins, lh^ ono is de- o
treme ,.| n.s pr;ll-cnt 1lpon the olht.r.
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U*'"- bu ' .
i is .isserus ,
The LiiFollutte achoinc, Atlanta B
rcfliPPd' men anm-rl. bus im it*
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(jjg fwiL.rai ownership .f
•T- L
As stated here, it is an
in railroad n . ^
t idcia!i*«t 1c doctrine that lias
id have ueii |1(.V1,
>'l:iimed by every rudicu)
>t war mdus- wj1ljm ||l(. west has produced for
i.t the rust of charac
■ftoniae. President of the
I—
Mrs. R. C. Maxwell
h i Hopewell, Vicv-PrvsiL .
Mrs. G. B. McKay
But Hopewell, Trcusurcr
IMiss Ethel Henry
pm . Secretary L
Mis. II. Mcl-aulin
Holiitlc. Who
Knits KlipL - Mi;*s .Marirnret McRne
fctfmorc. Who Does ('r o
ll
Miss Mae MaRill
ktr. Very Demure
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Miss Gerry Muriel
Wpewortli Mrs, J. C. Gibbs
fctaUth Smith
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Mrs A W. UrNeill
wilft'llow A Man llater
L.
Mrs W, 1^ Henley
P DtWitt, Who Docs KinW
Miss Ruth Gillon
Wrinhaulter
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[— Mrs Marnaret Foster
Mod
Mrs. Ii. J. Roily
M®**' From Tho CounM i . Miss Florence Henry
if Luellu
IM bora
Mildred Holly
[ pwIilUe. Ass't. Treaaurer
* Osb and "The Pet”
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pliyron Stephens
KMrtw James, Newspaper
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Henry Mcl-aulin
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1-niRh imposI<( 4l|mg t.» tliHt objective U F ..I-
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. IctU* would junk thp 11*20 Inins.
:kh , r.ii.i aHd| „nl fllt jt,„ at.t m jtM rnhrpty and
|iri?Htu*vt‘d Im |«ubstitutp a
of tranri|Hirtatur*1 it im L'ri' I tioi! lav.n, it is rlnirm-d ht»ret that
ulho hidp to w<a,|j pjt t'Vpry railroad In nriailroads. the ^ato ownership in thia country mil
rmers in par- of |iuh;i„.B!(
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Tht*it* art* doubtful Siatoa j anti B
than anybody for that niMtlei-, of course, there ■
se short lin e : are doubtful candidates.— Detroit ■
it is nurtic- I News.
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FRUIT AN!) VEGETABLE
Special for
Thanksgiving
( )ystci\s
31 y, 1^/Cttnee, Fresh Tomatoes
umbers, Squash, E gg Plants,
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(Jrnpes, Nuls. Raiitinw.
R O B E R T ’S GROCERY
Fashion Hinl
of Henord’s Mayqnaise Salad Dressing, Thous
and Island qnd Relish. Come in and Get a Sand
wich.
Pumpkin Pies
Raisin Pies
Mince Pies
Extra
Heavy
and
Good
What Meat Will YOU Choose
for Your
P LE N T Y OF GOOD CAKES
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Fnk STOUT FIGURES
J • “ '^tjturrd flannel or no*
5 5 ui'4,j * »I*P«»prf»te for thl
2 ™,? •koigned to give long*
n K .'k 1^ t9.WelYl>fDPor*^
be omitted. Vc*t«
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with th
r^d- , V 'aclura bust rtquirt
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£-~U0- 56 inches host.
Prjo
for
THANKSGIVING DESSERT
Hot Brcada Wednesday Afternoon -and Evening.
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Turkey and tYgnberry sauce!
Chicken and rai.;ljri dressing!
Roast pork and b a i**! apples 1
Pot *,roast and;dtvnpliiig%i
Steak and mushrooms!
Veal and tart jelly 1 , : 1 - . ,
Boiled beef and cabbage! •'
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' cholccft selection of soultey end nteaU In S aaforiL
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S c h e lie M a in e s
G E T T IN G T H E
As Brisbane Secs It
• a t flanlnrri. r t « H « l «
Out o f the strain o f the Doing,
Oat of Politic*? Amen.
Into tho peace of tho Done;
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The -No Mere" Club.
Did Sh e Burn H e r s e l f ?
Out qt the thirst o f pursuing,
U tile Mlsa Nohuko.
Into the rapture o f Won.
Out o f the grey mist into brightness,
BY ARTHUR BRISBANB
Out o f the pale dusk into Dawn—
lo rrn c k i » m »
Out o f all wrong into rightness,
HIPTIOg ItA T I'l
T.OO Six Months ..11.50
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Wo from these fields shall be gone.
THE RAILROADS, with their!
i C ity h r C arrier, pot
W e e k ly E dition 12.00
"N a y ” , say the saints, "N o t gone, but come,
stocks still climbing on the Stock
Into eternity’s Harvest Home.”
Exchange say they want "the rail
d« nT*.V! , i. Aresolutions
* olillusry
And so passing from a life of vigorous achievement, mark roads taken out of politics." >
D*J“"••rialnmsnts whara ed by the some earnest solicitude
as
for
To that, if the railroads meant
_ fo r his followman
■.. >>•»••• M
U sa
w*
will lie charged i f
•
lar advertising rates.
his personal success, nnd resplendent In the altruism o f his it, the public would say amen. The
t m u i T nn A s s o rt a t i : it rn n s* unselfish ambition, a man has le ft behind him a multitude roads have been in politics so long
m*
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Associated Press Is etrlu s*
welcome,
1* sntltlnd to the usB fo r repub- of friends steeped in sorrow and has "come” into the peace that n change would■; be
,
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don .of all news dispatches ful repose o f God’s own "IlnrveRt Home” which he so right
,ltsd to It or not otherwise credi WHAT THE railroads mean is
<
In this paper and also the local fully deserves.
that they would like the outsiders
S' published herein. A ll rights
Sehello Maines was a supreme example of the "Lincolnian”
in polities to let them alone, to
ideal. A son of parents who hnd found life’s way a difficult
take everything in sight, asking
road, he hnd to struggle for his own and endure many hard
TUESDAY, NOV. 23, 1924
for nnd getting
anything they
knock.n from early boyhood. He earned his own living while
p jL E -THOUGHT FOR TODAY going through high school and he earned the money which don’t see.
This is harvest time for tho
RIGHTEOUSNESS B R I N G S paid hik expenses at a pharritneist’s Bchool at Macon. Later
EACEo—The work of righteous- he decided upon law as a profession and worked his way railroads, nnd until some p arty'
comes along to disturb the happy I
toss shall be peace; nnd the effect through Stetson University.
dream oil will be well.
i f righteousness, (juiciness nnd nsComing to Sanford in 1915 he began a law practice which j
ruranee for ever. And my people
thall dw ell in n peaceable hnbitn- has steadily grown and brought money and enviable reputn- ! IN TIME, however, the voters,
lon, And in sure dwellings, nnd in tntion to its possessor. For eight years he has been attorney I wht,n ,cs' prosperous times make
litlat resting places.— Isaiah 32:17,
for the county school board, and during that time has render
ed services far in excess o f th e‘compensation received. For nave a government running the
j|j# SUGGESTIONS TO PARENTS eight years he held the position o f county prosecutor and at ! railroads, instead of railroads run
‘i, 1. S «t proper standards for your one time was municipal judge. And this month in fact, only ning the government.
children to follow.
This is not said unkindly, or by
a few days before he left for the hospital in Jacksonville— he
il 2. Bo friends with your children,
an agent of bolshevism. The writ
a tfrv-un.t c i«« »
Mutter.
-v-nto
, lO tt, at the l ’oslutllce
Ktgrlda, under A c t o f
i walk ftnd piny with them orrnsinpji l l y . Wo must not live ubovc our
HHlUdren but with them.
S. Do not scold too much. En' courago. them to do their best. Let
remember what Philip Rrooks
lid: "Children are white, spotted
lack; QOt black, spotted white.”
4. Sffl that they select proper
’lends and associates.
* . Make "home" ns comfortable
Id happy os your means will per-
Jt.
6.
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Presidency ngiiin next lime.
is probable tiue.
that they avoid nil games
chance. A gambler never can
a success in fife,
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— Edward W. Witt.
; At m * t one tiling we rnn nil
« thankful for is that we don't
rabble.*;
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le* and education wilt take cure
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Horse* 35,000,Out) yours old niv
aid to bavo been recently dlwnv- i
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ofr summer
fonder of it.
While it pays to be kck
often arc a long time ctlj
Perhaps the funniest tt
earth ia n man who UkJJ
too Berioualy.
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Never lose your health. I
'do, the men who help J
‘f br i^ will charge like t)J
The man who start* ostw
around the world usually 2
world kndvks him ntguniy
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Never doing things byU
fine, unless you are eatinai
fruit.
The average mni
average than the
thinks.
w
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H wo c^*n,, g d the gavel nmetp
'- to dredge Out the St. John* River,
Why can’t \vt* Kl*\f diM’jKh Wlilfl
m m
W puuilne ijioii- wale
in:-,
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S Silver Luke Sprinp
UNITY OF FMPIRl
L O U I S V I L L E U O U KIEK-.IOUR N
England's l ejection of ibe League,
of Nnii. ris protoenl ,.f disurmn- 1
^ment i- mil unexpected.
It was I
I known 't ut this would be the at- t
litudi - t the Government several i
|iluys l.i'i.ite the formal ni.Iiflcti- I
I tion » . i . given t i Sir i.ric Drum 1
j moiul. . t . t . u y
gem r.tl «.f the t
.Geneva l.. I\
It miglit have been <
fores.i w 1,1 it the eletto.ii -h o le d i
'the l iii -i t |.art\ bad ....... eded
i Labot . |" wer, for tb. jir..t kn.| i
uppii: - ' I.•- f ,!iid.’llilent a I |.lll..'lple '
of ui it , ..in tig the dominion' on I,
which Mu
picsent
( iiivernmi'iit *
hi>|ie
... . k o it the d. stinv >f a
flow annoying it is to he r about
lairs in a round-about-way.
.
One i
rigid rules of this bank is that all I
its hustnmers shall be held in strie
Your business with tins Hank is held
we wouldn’t hesitate to discharge a
found violating this rule.
<Ttftil ki ! j \
iT1«»liN • I Hit* 11(4Ksiu
Ilf «l III Vf.l IJI |-*tlIt
of InK'nnt .mil ili»*
»• ij<m 11..n •! irmtii
:«iff ik\ i •” \Ih*\ ha \I*
A C O M M U N IT Y B U ILD E R
F. I*. FOSTER, President
B. F. WHITNKR,
lit ivIff t 1 Pitch Tl I
in .. t
m’ i’Ti"t -
p v. ith
nm! 11itii t.t
Floors DISTINCTION
l:K II Kit M.D 'I Itli
\t
tie -i . in
i n i ,->i a a rv( 11. niuidcr «.i
it
.i.l. m i >l.i . i>uxzlc>' you
Mi -
lie slmulil
i- fiiriii.-di
A II Ml. llsl. > l> ii .leged to lid' > ii n. I
eti tut., tl... f .ii n.e in (lie cellu' f
h.-i lu.use nnd niter carefully > los
ing the lurnn.e door b* iind lut.
-Jn- is !Uippn*ed to bave tunned
lielsclf tn dentil.
And tin- dn.it nf that funuiiis only f.nul.in indies wide < >unl
i u u.miitn uilb in.tiling to bull on
to, putt bi i 'elf in, I lien torn ui .uml
TAM PA TIMES
1! on the bluzing tire, pull the door
[ shut, nnd -etil. down t.. I.uin u p '
-O Hi.n il mis noi lie. tl sum nmil onoorow » ilsoli gave a licw
•e It .seems lin|.|.ibul.).‘.
w i i i i <ii ab.lit anv othei one thing
“ i»* •hum
TI 110 SOLID SOUTH
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foil').hi'.
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l» Vtalers,,*i
A .4 S C o ll V i.t l',1
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il> iitiernti !j
. .niniilted, ami tn.ii t, .Lfeinlant
had given lestl.n. 1 .
in.- witness
land will, h w ... .11i-ly undue
\inlerson - .- i , .
In n | ..
M ils| u In, muht
f.i i . ti.,1 ib> i i jiojHilul'Ity with
lie . ' I a m- w uild render them
i i > ,« It , Dll' ■<>risa-.|Uellce* of
..•a- nggtn
lie
P ar
Ibutril Ir.is. however,
seen 1f I ■ f at.de Anderson, theri*by n-vei t.j a previously mude deti i,.n In nb-itse no criniinul wim
i:,d m l s.-i.ed bis nunimum term,
wili.h it, th. ca - nf the |lilsn||er.
whs ntie yem
I lie theory ol |>u
toll- j... w i i is that It slamld be
i v i i t i .-i 1 nn!y in instances id Ihtirv
wli . le g d t tla-ir wrongdoing, and
,desire t•• inai.i amends. Rut Ari
dels hi ha- ini.de no profession of
ci.ntntmn and still Iliimhoyunity
u -'e t- lii.u ).. is the victim of a
* "ns|nra. i
l'i.k ng him from amnirg thec.iHvn led in.-i. n. .'-ing Silig for parole
is inakuii. a dingetous dl-tiiictioti, 1
uii.l on. that i- cettam to iluve a
mi ,h.«i.,n- . If.-Ct on public u|iin .
l >n
v-iled by tbe I.. . I lint •h. ,s a man
i*ru1u party wrnti* into thr »*Ui1
unui-ual i-■■ , .,
<>l much
sin.e tbe III. sldeiitml election. PI"
|(|,. K, ,.ut
tiuct "lilt to ; HER IH'S RAND, the Rev Mi l..I11 tension
i.* i >-l,i
mr J beatsley . suggests that the Hindu
-ni 'S, and
t»jil>!\ id> ii11**iit th«*
Mouthmni \ not a conuntalit y*'
tin*1
p • u w n & f trust
tuts women sometime- burn themselves that lie occupl.'.l
why it ii'iiuiiti* HnlitJ,
This hiiH nuiri it,nu,mh*,i■? Nji
So they ib> Rut they do not crawl III wbicll be l.a 1 . el. placed by
I., . n
I bad slid indifferent J
"The siiiini.er within mu gales through a narrow furnace door, Many eai lie*l i ■,| - imeic believers
si,tin of it i, |...t ,,a. htng true, some tin imiiiigiant. to wi.otn tm di rn
shut it behind them, and then in ii liie rausi - • |-i i Gil ion. Being
, 1 .i,..1 ph ud ixdj.
positively amusing, anil some at
"aitv alone has .cem d n tlulgc in “ Suttee", all alone They a lawyer, t..
Tho killing of Rrowui.t in O r
•I »"l In <n|h|)|it*< 111il 11! \ Mini n|(; ip unlly i 111vt a crowd of relative- lallCe ol th. law
\s a i n a r fo f
11,115
(jni lutiH v < 1 o«*h hi* r«*nif lulu-1 ** \ (l admiring them, a- they tiurn with education In- . ,.i n. | set up the
lando reads \eI > 111 J, h hk. the ■it».• **
.
.aim
t
bat
l.<
,
..I,l
A - « matte, of fad tlie reasons
- U|)t.
i(>tlt„,ue down the their
, , husband - dead bodies, tl..
i -T story of the man who shot at Ins
m.t dn-tinguish
w i f e 's wairt and cut four tingeis uliitti i hum th*
•south »*»*• i• *y«■. ft<r the ilriu^c rath phitv has
*
bnutiiig to drown ti>. 11gbt from o i ,.i.
The senti . ■■
Off dnotlicr man's hand
liian\. and 11•t«•i It-, k im A wi.tiT «*v« . fought for human lights, atal poor w idow » ’ cl les
is.-,| tip.n An
-d e l s e n w a s t l . ■, .i-s 11 e. in ' lew
to the New \ ,|k \\ olid who Sign •*"' w,'nk «>"! helpless whom It
This Is regular
1 hnnkxgivmg
if weather, and something eUe w<- ed himself "A Des.ii.-I" ha* made
!” ,W ‘T T
"V.""*5 ' " " I '" • * * l,l“ '
but there
ni clue. It offers a chance to some
JH|dhavn to be thankful fur Imtiui-.- I l.i» interesting c d . tl.utlon to the ' ' ' U ’.K
j" ' '
,'<’utn
go.a) rc|Hitter to make a reputation
"* when it in cool liere it i* cold m disiussloi,
"In the past f, w days much has
' * nl" ' " ,l
»''»"Uvii to lentem
How would it do to tee.l a hub
1 the North and that drive* them
D.Vt IONA
said amt written about the l,,'!
Direr presidential of that truth
<ompelliiig
drug,
South.
solidarity of the »,,utb and of it* ’ curnpatgn*
IremcmlK’t Woodrow , scopnlainin, to all those closely
nl .lanes* in it . .-oppoit
of the "
b ftu g high utrove a dying . oncerncd. Truthcould hurt
only
:ikc an .isl,.ii- 1
derma inti, purtv
May 1 add a b'lmaihtv a slandur.i an ideal of the guilty.
•>ge nf (tleir,
frief word?
hr othei hood, <ceoud on1" to tlist
A great cnniii.al lawyer say-.
Oltlg lievv spu- |
"Ii is not. as many unintmmed
w a r# ago. And what " N o murderer ...old la- corn
I
it, its our o'fire l.oy sugm sls ’
1
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R: It ha* been explained to us l.v
! , the Edinburgh Scotsman ilmi the
" .reason a giraffe's neck i« so long
- . is because its head is sin h a long
if.r W*y from it* body.
"Knr Ymir limits
■■■■■**■ 9 ■ " ■ ■ ■ ■ in
In an advertiscmciil of the Florida Silk IVml.icing Com
pany wo road that this country is sending lour hundred
million dollars to foreign countries every year for the unportation of raw silks
rheii wo road this:
Reasons why Florid a should produce silk: l liniat ic and soil condition ure such that four crops can
he produced annually in contrast In the one first
fluidity crop in lore ign countries. Certain special
ntulben v trees grow so rapidly here that the leaves
can lie picked in eight to ten weeks, alter planting.
American processes and methods of production are
far superior, eliminating most of the hand labor in
T h e Herald cnnfesKua it?- ignor
■ j its needs. We h av e no i nf or m Dion
w ay of suc ce ssf ul production el i
! T h e idea st r ik es our f a n c y ; and th
herry trees, and in t im e f a r -.1pivadi
ing " f raw sdk. e\en its dev« |. j m< ti
J. THo aCCouiil of tin* Vnlv-Harvarii mi lady' s gown, looms up alluringly
football game liikt Sutunluy ruu.lSome one in Sem:nu!e ecuntv. p.'
more like u crew rucc tliun a foot ness. I) would set m that the malD
ball game.
fid invest i gallon "I t h " Studoi I ( I
{ Tho paper* nay ('b io lie rhajilin of one of liie local cr.it cluhs that i
Is going to imu i y Lttii Grey, hi* t uni ti es to Ining tlesirahlt* new unlii
leading lady. Seenu. t>> o* we read
ft .-ilk wm m- «a't lie Mir., -ltd
about hi* getting mart ted onco or
| in Florida, then St mi note roun' \ -I
twice before.
- - --- 4k
---' t o reap hen il iL - I loin tiie .silk prodt
, Lewi* Hands, world benn king.
Wh o will taki t h.’ lead, u:nl win
A N ew W ai
Jj F,..r\
j Have the growing o f rnulheri'v KreT
worms ever heep considercnL as a p
section n f i lorida
Who ha* been tmsr mg f,ir snme
time, was recently f.iund in Tumpf.
It bad been feared (but s.tme..ne
had beaded hi in.
Experience isn’t i
if you spend all y«
ing the same lesson
2 ? W *
That
Raw-Silk From Seminole County?
About--ten thousand new honks
rare printed in English last year,
low many did you read?
politician U » ~
occupation,
Mr. Davis and Mr. Cot, each
liealcn by a plurality of about
seven millions, miglit form a “ We
Ain't (Join' tit Run No More" club.
l
JfcS—---- -o-----------
One Who claims
-— tw o , ,
Pcabmg of k«r (
30 it. not ■:
A FRIEND of John \V. Davis
sny.< that In* will not run for the
inday. school.
*■
working isn’t u
loafing, but you get
Some boys sre *
age and no are toms
er has n few thousand shares of
railroad storks, n few hundred
thousands in railroad bonds. Rut
it is desirable for railroad men to
realize that it is not going to be
mid-summer for ever.
There is cold weather coming
Gfy# your children nt least n
gh school education.
7, Train them in the habit of
gular attendance at church nnd
A little, property bought on time
«u y sayy you gray hnirs later on.
A
wj O
It begins to look as if the ex
pert alffhists would get another
.ob In tills Sheatsley ease.
RANG E
hirst. National Bank Huildinj:
i'll o n k 0
ROOM S
Miss Ruba W illiattiH, Reginald S. H(
Hugh Wbciriiell
RFAL FSTATE SALFSMKN
MTS.ea-y tn sell the entire fam
oligli tire evening iiewspuper
me mlvt ■moment properly
d
ptHtmi* iiHMTt. 1 1 n r i r i u ijui’htiuii
*,,m
nun kftl and if he knew i-nuti^h l ** ki*cp
1veiling newspaper obviates
winch k V p * the south solid
It Is d‘'"d,.d and finally killed
resulty of selling eai Ii mein
ti matter of de-p and tibidmg gtat (
I mm \t ilsoli'* falling l.anil 1
the family individually il
Hide
Even l In- youngest smith- * uw -lames Cox take the falling
In View of recent Itejiubliran cor
oiuiii teal estate inn. can employ,
re entire family ut once,
.... .
,
and the real estate n an who finds
TQption in office ami astounding liter know* that there was u time,' standaid amt for it wage a- gatevening newspaper sell* real
I I I ! Japanese princes. ( ^ bulinCfJ4
u htlnuialleges* o f the party at the poll* nine 50 years ago. when thr south lt.nl u fighta- t-ver yva* fought,
because it 1cache the fainim.
vvbose
raster
is
the
j t cn0 w|10 |til> M((l i,teu wdvgrregard le v , someone ha* suggested noslrate anil helpless, was pi.y.-d M hat lame to him? Deserted l>y
liie hour when n-al estate
pao*
prince
regent
is
„
•
ln
the
wemi.g
new
..paper.
that our* is a government "of, buy. ipon Iiv layvle** bands of 1 aipet - 1 In* own and matciied against an
U diseusxed at the psych >Mias Nobu.ur. She fell
"
.
. .
•«*! forge t' th# people."
tuggers, hurple* followin'; in the hum rupulous foe, he went dow n to
inunnnl.
b a man below her in
Every mem.."
the family is
vuke of war.
With mailer up 11 disualrou* defeat
Vi— —o--------man v him. and gives inlore.Ud
the h e It »* ho
iU want to se’l imnres eco.
’ land ha* n barber by the nunc iroaching dcaperutmn the laalgei
"Well. I for one ant too tired to
ik. after duly worship man natt <
v
tier thlng-i.
lly. advertise tn lire inmw.
Jh aw , und in tlii* instance the ore* bill was inliuduced. Mu.I Ibis fight again
My apirit trails in
shl.ne of her ancestors particu/riv bette. I nine*, and the
rfc At* the trarlo.—Ti mus-Union. .id become a law its inevitable the dust. To you gallant spirit*
m eg in them for her d efe-y o f its present b..,„e are disitV nothing. We used to know cnsr-tuenco would have been the who still cling to our fallen * u n (jUi.t
cuidbd Whenever the average futnraitcr panred Tvied, u football J
- — — — durd 1 shall ever give my endur
Contemporary Comment
____
' :yy gets'together. It is pructicafter named Bull, an
aviator ' civilixation of the south,
SlidHT javems will » , :Tle for the average family to enjoy
ing invo and nry profound pity.1
lid (Bight, and a real estate
“ in this situation a good SamarA flush fund is the camp
ut Dun t>y many la,.An- tmeh «ther 6 soaely unlj once durRut for me— well, mine 'shall be
■t ot'fhe name of Cutchum li it«n appeared. The only person* tiiat winning motto. ‘Ouwutd and 1
icludmg doubtless sev-, ]nK »*0 day. - T^mt is .. the even- put ire of another jrurly.—Philt
wlio looked with pity and under- upward with Rarubbas,' and so I 1
tbn imperial palace
I in*T» antf If
nm* home is being phia North Antetican.
1
o |standing upon the Buffering*! of cun
unly sign myself,
fur ;a. with our rank . ^naidcred. t.ic»
^
ftr* ,
in yen'imagine the time when • their vamjuishrd fooa aouth of Mnncial nnd artificial. to 1dit>cu*<od in the evuning.
| And so
•Seoul
■A
D
E
S
E
R
T
E
R
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I
Blookhart*
y other street in Hanford will j *«n and Dixon's lino wero
the
.
T H IN K o f the
money you might
have saved— but
didn’t!
now by depositing
a aoiiar or more with us
every week, letting your
account increase ipith time
cr.d compound inters&
,
Whoever it was that wrote that
l OM.way street and parking! Democrats of the north. And tho
lie VustiH's* district will be rv- very first o f these to reach out o knows some things, it would be
t*d: to fifteen minutes, when succoring hand wus the abused will if those amongst us south
ipuiyngr. are ao ht^Ts that the Taramaav. They
defeated tho erner* who are ever ready to
M W reaches the street ex- Lodge InII and xaved tnr eonUt Jump upon §nd "cus* out" Tam- 1
runny, with and without occasion, I
tor-a few minutes when di- alive. The south has nut forgot-1 Would
r w l l t i T — ------* 1-■ ■
y overhead, and wlwn mar- J ten.
- *
I
I uricm, The UboHn
. such a romance mean*
SeIe:tU>n of a home for nn entire |man."—Co
1
tfu m ily 'lf O*matter that interests.
’ ______
! a|| o f the family will enter into • The worn
VN GIRLS will not pity 1discussion o f the home about to b e ! for office is
IO so much when they bought. Anything affecting th e 'it settle in
he has been compelled home o f the family demand* the j New*,
tile royal head dress, uttenlloo o f * v* ry member o f the",
•
omen of the imperial family. For this reason rea esThe Prim
note than 1,000 years, tale men have learned, advertising
white Hd\L ite r
____ m ,I -Ford —f*»o
can wear any kind o f In lit*
”*’*apoper. simpli-1
tbe evenln."
evening "*
net
forget his virlt to Detroit
t.cllin* r «* I C»t«Je.
* .,
News. .
, Vc*'• - ■
SEMINOLE CO Ujm BANK
4
Interest l*ald on 4 v i n » J A « « " “
...
»
Strengfh Service
�or*, 3:30 Phent l>f
m. Club
D,nce: American
^Woman's Club
afternoon.
^Baptist Church;
Ff, Cooper, I’nl-
A t a regular meeting o f
bon Society o f the A ll
Church held Monda;
Daytorn Bench with Mr* Ward,
four o’clock thc fol
1
were elected for the co1
Claude Sistrunk relumed Sun
Mr and Mrs. I. S. Summerville Mra. Frank Meisqh, presl------ . .
day from Jacksonville and points
in Georgia where he spent the past t P t>V lni swnt Friday pleasant G. C. Fellow, vlce-preutdont; Mra.
's.
Sw lf,"rd the quests of Mrs. R. B, Wight, secretary and treas
two weeks pleasantly,
M. M. MvDougnl.
urer. A t this time several new
• *' -------members were received into the
The many friends o f M. D. TarMi. and Mrs. Donald'Smith and
bell will bo pleased to know that: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Overlin momoAH'members reported work being
he is Improving after a sorloua ill- tored to Orlando Sundnv where done for thc annual bazaar that la
ness during the past month.
|they spent the day pleasantly.
to be given Dec. I I nnd 12'at tho
Woman’s Club.
M^Ir 'nand n T J< *?' Ra
! Thc Woman's Club plant sale
During the meeting, ways and
Mrs. Della Bales motored to Malt- will be held Friday and Saturday means of helping in the church’s
;1*.°™°,°"..^
r . 1L‘ ^
November 28 and 29 at T. J. Mil-' social and welfare work, was dis
spent the time
pleasantly
"lth ler s Storo, 117 Mngnolin Avenue. cussed. Also charitablo work was
friends.
All those who have not ordered the subject of discuuion.
Several very attractive nnd un
On accbunt pf the death of Judge * £ f C* n * et the K* mc Rt this usual booths were jdnnned for th®
Schclle Malne3 the Pipe Orgnn 1
,______
bnznnr. From the various com
club did not meet Monday after- ! The regular meeting of the lit- mittees showed that all mem
».°rn*
num“ cr o f years Mrs. eralure department of the Woman's bers are working enthusiastically
Malnes has been on nrtivc member, Club will be held in the Club house on the plnnr. for It. From these
nnv her thin 7 ’ * , th,°y wished to ^Wodrtusc- y afternoon nl 3:30 p. m. reports given it is thought by nil
rcavement
n
U1
J AI1 members of the department are members that this year’s bazaar
tk ! r r i n i 1 " «
meeting of urged to be present. There will be will be the most successful ever
Club" Prcsby%
Auxiliary; Iliffh
«a. 8 p- m.
Social Dcpart3 , ’ dab; hosteas,
3 PlrtT. Lainc-Steelc
3 h ». Mrs Roby
I Hr*. K- fijar rehearsal.
*E aR Side Par- J S * ,S S S L k S r t J ' i K S K i * " r" m“ llc revk" v
" “ « » * " i - * « • '’>•
Ji^cistiou, school Fox as hosetsa. All members a r e 1l *u‘ 'lo°k
Joan, which is provLIB R A R Y NOTES
urged
interesting
to those who
„ _ic, to respond
v to roll
,» call with
---- I! i r - most
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*“
The library will be open Wednoat. hostess. Mrst. u
gi t for the Xmns Bazaar.
attend these meetings.
{day evening this week and will be
j Mrs. J. !>• Pur* — '
*
— ----------------------------_ |c|0(iwi nil ,jay Thursday.
, a **f 4
*|f
Mrs. Owen will have charge of
V & fo*: Metho- D.A.R. Entertained by
C o m ity r e a c h e r s C lllh the story hour next Saturday morn|J„
n i
■»»
, ing at 10 o’clock, and will include
■
’IMrs. Watson Saturday UH oA ld
Lirdi’
s Keg-U lar M eet dn her program some of the Robin
5ty Library. 10 a .,
-------i Hood legends.
Mrs.
Raymond
The regular
meeting of The Philips gave a splendid selection of
(B y Mrs. John G. I.eonardi)
Hour; Library
The Sal lie Harrison Chapter D .! Si’niinole Teachers Club was |u.|(|1siories last week, which were much
A. R.. held a called meeting Sat- |Saturday afternoon in the, amli- en^ D<l b> n|l
The
posters left at the library
ICE
i utxloy afternoon at thc home o f, torium of (he Oveido high school.'
“ r“'°
»**’ returned to all children who
meeting of ’the('Mrs. W. E. Watson, the regent. There was a large number of the
meeting mm
and tnc
the; ta ' <,r Ihem.
r*a,.|n
,rss AssoMrs. A
M DnlPnrnttl
t.resolini. memberH ntt this
readier
asso - . airs.
A. m.
Deforest presiding.
mis meeung
iVciueon at tl.i A fter the usual routine business the , progrnni was greatly enjoyed. The
j building. M at-Jsubject of most importance was a Progriini was prepared by Prof. M
A rU r]'| ] IP | >!■? I M ( ’ E 1
''^
will be discuss-j report from the chairman of tile *’ • Okcrlnn l of the Oveido High ,
J
is urged to be Armistice l>ay Celebration, Mrs, 1School.
He deserves credit for —
—
—
B. J. Starling. Mrs. Starling re- 1securing such prominent speakers
Jtrrty Wales, the *i\ year old
ported that through the courtesy, for the occasion.
1 young .ter now’ plating the part !
of the Legion, the officers of the I O', weir, president of Rollins „ f {)„. i*nn.e in " ij ' Love Story”
jpgrnm
I>. A. R. were given tho privilege j College, was the first sneaker on the Allan
Dwun production f o r 1
of having one car decorated a ll die program nnd he chose as his Paramount
which stats Gloria
the Legion's expense and that as | topic ’’The Relation of the Home Swanson, made his professional de(;i(M!) 8 con- chairman, she had taken advantage t ' School." Tho next speaker was | |(l,t three \ours ago on llic stage
of this gracious idler arid had two! I’cpf. Harris, head of the English m charle-ton \'a m an imitation
pring* (280) cars decorated.
debaitment of It,,11ms fV.llege. II - 1(f (JiMa tira'v end b, r i.m.ouLK> mandolin
In these two cars rodo the olTi- 1jij'0
<,|\, ' The Possibilities of shiminv dunce. L.t i the lad tourBgs; ,•!* naddress.
r,„ i cera . ,f the chapter and one of the leaching English, in High School." cd the United States and Canada
i- !„ 'K
°r|older.t members, Mrs. Mary Star
>r* ' inccnt win- the next enthus
us the lea.lei of a in > bund com'! , 1’!nret |ling who is also a charter member
speaker. l>t. \ inccnt is the POSO'I of ndlllts. Bert lecM'itlv apCxi: 1( dance. (lf t|,(>
Hnrrison Chapter. "Astor of the
Congregational peured m u number
i f benefit
News ’ ‘J '521M ra. Starling reported that the '
h of Winter I'ark.
In his performan.es in New \,>rk City
ing.in,
0 1treasurer hud been authorized to ,alk he brought out some "Pr(* m vvhi.di he led th** fnmmii Stiecht
' ' 'V .
I “*n<1 n l'h,'‘ k to riu- Legion for the
nt Elements of an American Uml Yerkes bands
Ifl» >nrght; "-'•oione car that the Chapter was to Character
1 Bert's role in "Her Love Story"
Mrs. Stelln Arrington, of San- is
,s |,,H
lii^t big motion picture
pay for.
Mrs. Watson reported
ins Inst
Tribmo
ri’ i . ’ riluit this hail been done and a cor- ford, president of the club took |in11 He appeared in minor roles
sbb tring du*1' dial letter of thanks also sent the charge of the meeting after the m scvii.tl films m , i n r'unudn
ar quintet; 8:,10. Region for their courtesy.
program nnd the business of the arid also chived in tin* stag, pro
i lul* Was discussed. It wa - decided <iu< turn of "Madam Unite; tlv "
•-il
Mrs.
Rossiter
and
Mrs.
Whitncr
(Dri r-8 coil-!
bi-ought to the chapter a most imt to hold the meeting for tim
, J - U ^ ^ u t i f u , ritual for the chapter ser- month of December nnd so the club
BIRTH A N N l l l NC K I)
Lioprano, the Meini vices und is w ii » enthusiastically will lyild iU, ucxl se-SKLon in .lanu
Mr
and Mrs. Richard Brown an
ary.
*The
time
and
place
will
be
..... ' 11 Voted li-'lid ’b.dhpteil. ' A vote of
nounce tin- liiitll of a bebv gill.
i<0 .
, thanks was given them for their announced later. Supt. T. W. luiw
R L " n';."ro,n? in' hard work in securing this ritual ton made the school announcement■» November 2.",. at the b eruald
I uoghtou ll iMotuI
'll, baby Iihh
itook talk, orenes- a[llj
appreciation for its lieauty for December.
A fter the meeting adjourned the b.en nniued mt •, hei •laudir.oth
jan.l appropriateness
*n M’ -ri 8 or
..
„ . ,
teachers were entertained with a *'* . Mis J •» It ll M.-rrie llodgatume iest. Wen-’ 'Mr” ' 1
n"-v*''1 that tin* |(
at the Oviedo Woman's ! son Yuugiian Ball Blown
l board prepare a resume7o f its min- 1reception
('|u|,
r^;,! j
~ t,n*jutes for each meeting and that this,
r 1
11
|report lie read to the chapter and , f
I The 1'rc-bvieiion aiixilinry will
’ M l 'S . oJJOCl* IlO S t C S S
h ,1.1 tii.it aeuual I, t *ur l>e. ht’i
N. *
i f>l 7 >, i> the motion was adopted.
'J'he lovely living room of Mrs,
A+> A I t *
•
.C 1!U''* *’*h m 'he bml.li-.g fornieriv
, bant.,,'.
JVltUuii’n apartment was decorate,I
A l /A I M l l l l l 'l 1 c ll’ t y oicunie.l bv the hun Tan Shop.
( Is I » 7 2,* lr. I with roses nnd flaming poinsettias.
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- Frill RENT Single and h oise
,. u,
,r
1 keening d<<wnst.iit room
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served delicious refreshments.
a motor trip Sunday afternoon to
Chid,mt i Irin will -erv, 1 hind
a M.lreC number of her ft tends.
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A delirious venison dinner was gn mg ,11ot , r as usual.
1tun , 11. ’.i .10 ur-’
When you can force your enemy
to lend you money, you may b<>u*t H i v e d ai u daintily appointed table
i (bn i .op con « f being as elficient us the tier- where covers I were bud for 12
guesta.
mans. Colim.bin Record.
I After the dinner tlie party mo
‘The Old M aids Club’
tod iir i' • s iii«tru
tored to Wekiwa River later re
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fcdrnll. l-' or.-hesturning to the home of Miss Spear
II It, II S C H O O L U DITOBICiM
Fresh Oysters
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for supper.
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Fruits nnd Vegetables in
Sanitary hand cleaning and
CiB Mur (411)
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Season
pressing. Scotch Woolen Mills, 305,
A *1iiil**sil*»«»
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An. sir music-1
Reasonable T. ices
East 2nd. St.
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patrons and friends, that for the holi
day season our entire stock will be otfered at substantial price reductions
in all lines, ranging from ten to twen
ty-five per ^ent.
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Ruswin Hardware, Fishing tackle, Guns, Ammunition,
Kitchen Utensils, Spaldings Sporting Goods,-Sherwin
' Williams Paints and Varnishes.
trial ‘■■l0 concert;
Ffogram, old
,if ;^ orchea^r®,
DUpjtch
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$10.00 TO $12.00
W e take this day to thank our loyal customers for their pat
ronage and good will that has made prosperity ours. W e as
sure you we will always give you the same service and quality.
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Matinee 10 ami 20 cents.
$6.00 PAlit
for enmpiiitf, Dark tlrey und llrown.
“The Story Without A Name”
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MUtliyng Ie„*i,p„ •
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the most Attractive Itinerary ever Waller Johnson May
arranged for a football team Is
that to be enjoyed by the Bulldogs, Purchase Interest In
.In connection .with the trip to ITie Saint Paul Club
‘Gainesville, Fla’.; to meet the Uni*
-------verslty of Florida gridiron warST. PAU L, Minn., N ov„26.-Loniors on Thanksgiving Day.
The Drake sound o f 23 players caV fandom was butting Monday
accompanied by Head Coaih Os over reports that the St, Paul
sie Solcm, Tr^lnet M. D. Cramer Baseball club wgs to be sold and
and Student Manager Joe Stong that one o f Its owners might be
of the
left for the east Saturday ove- j Walter Johnson, veteran
v
Americans
pitching
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Of" gossip concerning the local
in Chicago, Cincinnati, Chatta
W ill See Versatile Team nooga and Jacksonville. Fla., be- American Association one thing
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DRAKE TEAM
PREPARED F
‘GATOR’
feylvnnin's impressive football tenm
tied by Penh. Slate but undefeated
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*» JQ / hns one more bridge to cross.
■iI I Pennsylvania will entertain Cor*
. Tiell on Thufidny. Vjctory for the
* 1Quaker* will not. however, provo
them the strongest team In the
cast, but will permit them to lead
, the list in Ramos won nnd lost,
duo to a longer schedule than that
Attempted by Dartmouth.
Z j S T < 5 N i- J fe V G - R
The Hanover eleven, with seven
O V
games won nnd one tied, played
,
its last contest n week ago against
Cornell, leaving Penn, to lead
the array this week with eight
'won nnd one tied.
Yale held
Dartmouth to n deadlock, and Yale
Rjitands third in the list with si*
won nnd two tied.
I’onn. State,
:i which marred Pennsylvania's rec
ord, has lost two games this sea,
son. Yale, buying defentod Prince
ton and Harvard. Is content with
out claiming a mythical chumpf- lonshlp, •
Bucknell, by defeating Rutgers,
finished the schedule a notch highor,than the Jersey men. for while
each won sevrn victories nnd
' L lost only one, Rutgers was held
to a HI to 111 score liy I^'high.
Layfuttc, twice conquered, drngired Lehigh to the middle of the
....
list last Saturday. Near the bot
tom of n list of 2-1 lending col
leges of the east arc five teams
which havo always Item powerful
. contenders in the gridiron warfare,
&
Cornell, Pittsburgh, 11a r v u r d,
Brown and Navy.
Most surprising is the presence
near the top of little Williams,
which defeated Cornell nnd lost one
y.
contest, that to Columbia.
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Army and Navy. Inst of the f
football squuds to settle long stand
Ing feuds for this year, will meet
DES MOINES, Iowa. Nov. 2fi.
Toledo Bali Club
1Drake
pext Saturday at Huliitnoru, pro C i n c i n n a t i “ R e d s ”
Uni\ei>itV fat;* claim Hint
ducing one of the most colorful
May
Winter
at
Ocala1
C o m in g to O r la n d o
spectacles •known to the gridiron
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B U IL D S T R E N G T H
ORLANDO, Nov. 2-Y The owner
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The
body de;>ctid(i entirely on tht
of
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Penn: Brotgn and Colgate will i(ci r miiiiu, Inn* already made res A A 1a*-eh.ill team will trtiin kdi blond for strength. If the blood is
thin, impure and undernourished.
meet Providence; West Virginia ervations at a local hotel for play r>fvt
.). D. O'Hriett, hu-i
your Blrrngth is impaired, your vi
ers
he
will
bring
to
Orlando
next
nnd Washington nnd Jefferson at
tality ifi lowcrnl and your power ol
In n in’>* aiiagi'i of tile Toledo Mud
Morgantown, W. Vn.; Syracuse at year for spring training.
Columbia at New York, and Pin* telegram. In* asked lie hotel to Ion-, of iL* Amcrann AsMxiattoi rtnir.tan. c ; gainr.t dls-easc lessened
L E ONA K D1 S E L IX IR FOP
i ' burgh nnd Penn. State at Pitts reserve iiaarler- for a party of 1l»il , j,n , |
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that
f*.llo».burgh, University of Vermont will
journey to Milwaukee to face the jifly play ei * ala! an equal n indict lit tlep irlulc were to the t tfecl builds il up. makes it rich, red and
Good red Llood mean
of coat to . 11allo t > amt newspapei that it I- no longer a uiK' ti .n as pure.
sensational Marquette eleven.
health, r.trcngth and new vigor.
> i Besides the- army-navy duel Sat mi 0. » ho an- cvpi’tli'il to vja-atl I., w m t tier *.| uni llcula t itrt -c
il* a l , ai i 1"i
p: mg ti .no* , . 1 Formy your body against disca.e
•Tirday, Notre Dame will meet Cat- the usual -K Wi"li • la re Itile tin
ncgic at Pittsburgh; ( om gi town •Re I," |*i ai t a e a 1 the Orlando i .t \\|.. .her i • not the town wants Make it stronger, mme healthy by
I.P .O N A Itn iS
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to ■ pul * to*' ground-! with the umiii I UHing
Will oppose Ford ha m at Neu York bust I*.ill par k
FOR T H E BLC<">r>, tire ideal tonu
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Ask for LEONWhile here
Mr. and purifier.
Duty vi ill tails,* a man to go a ,t'o conTimt
Will fight it out at Boston.
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Tablets four times a day—ns I'tisy
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And what u hit these f lc-h pro
ducing tablets have made every
druggist is selling more anti more
of them every day.
Everybody knows l lint nustytasting evil smelling Foil laser
Oil is chock full of vitamini'H
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is n wonderful flesh producer nail
Strength creator.
Rut who wants tp swallow tin*
horrible stuff when those wonder
fu) tablets— McCoy's Cod liver
Oil Tablets- are just as good and
to easy to take.
A box of tK1 tablet* for Bit cent;,
— nnd if liny thin tiuui t*r woman
don’t iruin at louM b iimuiuIh in *bi
days— money hack. A*k J. t
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without first knowing how it is built and
the quality of ruaterisL used. In selecting a
piece of furniture you are sure to find
whether it is solid wood or veneer.
Yet many people who exercise care in moit
purchases buy automobiles without even lift
ing tlie hood or knowing about the bidder
qualities of body and chassis construction tlut
really determine one's asItsfaction with a
closed car.
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qualities of the new Studcbakrr Standard Six
Sedan.
Down underneath its superb body finish ia a
sturdy framework of carefully selected ash,
glued together and fastened in place by screwi
—not nailed. Ash is scarce and expensive, but
Studehaker uses It because it best combines
proper weight and strength.
Upholstery U genuine mohair of hiAh quality.
Various grades of mohair look much alike—
the big diflerence is in the quality.
Beneath this mohair covering are many
pests ol cushion springs, padded with heavy
burlap, upholstery cotton and curled hair.
Almost any car nectns comfortable on the
showroom floor, but it's quality suclt as this
that makes the Studehaker Standard Six remain
condor tabic after years of aervice.
The same standards of excellence are main
tained throughout the body and chassis. In
the engine, for example, the crankshaft is
'completely machined on all surfaces, a prac
tice tluit results in the smooth, quiet, vibiationless performance that characterises all
Studehaker cars.
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thing Only one commission is deducted from
vour sales when you ship through us.
\Ne are Letter prepared than ever to return
value for your guotls.
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Judged solely on what your eye can sep^-in
beauty of line and finuii and exterior Afinemrntb— the Studehaker Standard Sly Sedan
will command your instant approval/
But go deeper than that. Compare Its hid
den. vital qualities— its design, materials and
workmanshli>—with cars selling tor hundreds
oi dollars more.
Studehaker never compromises—never use3
a substitute for genuine quality. Studehaker
lias been building quality vehicles for 72 years.
Come In and let us tell you the “ inside story"
of the Studehaker Standard Six Sedan.
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SARASbTA, Nov 26. — Local
business men and others at« rob- .
scribing to a three million dollar
fund to be used lu the ercctloh of
a hotel here. One cltlrtn aton*
matched the amount subscribed a
appeared certain— the Saints would
fore reaching GalnesvlUe.
DES MOINES, In., Nov. 25.—
Tlie return trip will take the be under new management next
.
Head Coach "Osafc" Solom, A th -,_^_________
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sound to Baltimore
for the Army season.
While the baseball world was
lolic Director K. L. Wilson, Dr, M. j navy game and to Washington
D. Crmner, trainer and a squad of where President Cool idee will re- speculating Monday on the future
2J Drake University grlddors will celve them. Elaborate plans are of Walter Johnson, the twirler
make the trip to Gainesville, Fla., i being made by Drake alumni to was out of reach, on a huntlhg
where the Bulldogs clash with the* receive the team at various points expedition with friends, near Wno,
Nev.
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Johnson’s- reported withdrawalt
important intersorUtmal battle on* Coach Solcm Is making every
Thanksgiving Day.
.effort to have his team In tiptop from a deal to purchase the Oak-t
1 Coach Solent today announced condition for the battle with Flori- land Pacific Coast League Club,
ihnt the following men will make dn. JuBt one glance nt the record because of the lack of financial |
H G ^VR T H k 5 O N E ? —
the trip; Varsity team: Sloan and) of the Gators Is dnough to con- support, will necessitate a re-ar
A T / a N C O u W T R Y
l.ingenfelter, ends; Stocking nnd vine" any football loam that the rangement in his plans.
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Henry, tackles; Ambelang and , noutherncrn are one of the toughHow can anyone possibly tell
Fwart, guards; Don Carlos, center; 1i tt aggregations in the country.
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Captain Sam Orcbnugh. quarter- With this in mind the Drnke men whether the ZR-3 and Shenandoah
t f(F V Y £ C t-< ~ T >
hove any
military value until we
hack; Everett nnd Spears, half- are being driven throqgh hard , ----—
hacks; McLuen, fullback.
mart ice sessions dally In an effort l«ro advised whether the crew wear
Reserves: Lair and Dnlby, ends; t„ he ready for Florida.
spurs7— Detroit News
'lipsord and* Robertson, tackier;
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Amend, center; Sparks, quarter- as
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right, halfbacks; Dustin, fullback
T'h.* Bulldogs expect one of the
toughest games of their strontlou
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know in older to register a vict- i « A
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The Drake toim plays versatile,
colorful football, excelling in their
forward pass attack, wide end
runs nnd off tackle smashes. Thi;* S f f
bring their final game of the sea
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son. there will lie no necessity to
keep anythin"’ "under cover" from
«y*
opposing scout*, and sonic thrill n
me foothi Jl shouljj result.
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of tlie niilu nai caidtnl, and al> •
take in the annual Army-Navy
trriiiiton classic. Nov. lit*.
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Open day and night. Sanford gram. Ilest advertising medium In
South Florida Published mornings.
Avenue nnd Second Street.
Stnr-Tciegmm.
Lakeland, Fla.
FALLO W S’ S k iW ic Ii STATION.
S tA T
> Gulf Gas, Oil, Tires, Accesso
OHIO—Xenia. Make your rales
ries. Service with n smite. Elm
through the Xenia Gazette,
and First. Phone j!4 7 L3.
_
Xcnin, Ohio. Rich arrlcultural
W IGHTS— Three
- - - - - stations.
---------Mng- district. Want ad and display
nolia and Second. First nnd Elm, I rates on request.
Sanford Avenue and 10th Street.!—— — -— --- ------- -------------------
ADVERTISE, m the Journal-Her
ald. South Georgia’s greatest
newspaper. Morning, afternoon,
weekly and Sunday Classified rates
10c per Hnc. Waycross JouraolHerald,
T A M P A MORNING TR IB U N E —
Send in your subscription to tho
Tribune or hand it to youf local
denies so you enn road Florida’s
I j* i r 1 « r « t o r e o a ‘
newspaper.
One year
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COLUMBUS
i.rcttnr.H—ci**a- greatest
^ " i r r r . f t.nitb
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m*il rttls tmvr tn* largest circu 18.00, 6 months $4.0C, three months
H EAU TY PARLORS
lation !n
Month w *st*rn
lito rgia .
$2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur
£^Jl0jei) rir Ilfft
M ADAM E H AR R IET
XiTTHTTFiioi
*c * • - » « » * )
ance policy add 75 cents to your
H r**trl«pd
work of all kinds, Rain water ni-rr. n f i n ,
*
order.
specialty.
Old First National
v ? "? '
• n »n t n..11,11*...
! era °nd fern growers of Volusia
f f S X T *.
......
K M _Bank_nuildmK,
ohmic 2-15.______ county advertise in the DeUnd “ DO YOU W A N T to buy or sell
— lio n .
DRUGS
anything?” I f so advertise in
|Dally News, rato 1c per word, cash
”" •ill'**1
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ti tot
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tho
"Gainesville Sun."
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DRUG
STORE
—
I’rewith
order,
W
TM office "hOUl,
acriptions, Drugs. Sodas.
We
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ns near you as your phono. TIIE MORNING JOURNAL is the tVKST V i n o l N l A — Clsncnburg. The
lDTHlTMEH*. ‘ ’\ff- \ are
Accepted want ad medium in
Call 103.
Clark sOurir
exponent,
morning
rtpniMimilv* th o r Daytona (Fla.) One cent n word In elm lln r Sunrtsy, m orntng{ Issue.
FLORIST
nTTvIlh r»tp». r u r ia
1
cent
per
word,
minimum
* * «.
an insertion. Minimum 25c.
STEW ART THE FLORIST”
*fcriv.xO|,n
And If
Flowers for all occasions.
ri- will »>*fiu y o u In
PALM REACH COUNTY—The
„ »»nl »d to m ale*
__814 Myrtle. Phone 200-W
nerne of stupendous development i n T i m r i m 1 i t c m i i t o k t i i k .
M KVItNTII J l l l l t l X I .
tlltC U IT
<UT*
LAW YE R
Read about it In the Palm Reach
OK T in : H T .tT K OK I ' l . O l t l l l A .
itint AoTire.
Post.
Sample
copy
aont
on
re
LEWIS O'UR VAN.
Office in
i n a n i i K011 N n i i w u . i : c a r s .
n tboolJ * i '» their
Seminole Hank Building Annex. quest.
wioJfic* ml J r # * * a s
T V . IN I 'll A N f H I l V .
ii phot.f n u m b e r If
MEN’S CLOTHING
TV- u »
* b° i *
.mates
Houses For Rent
Automobiles
For Sale
Real Estate
Wc have some beautiful lake
FOR RENT—Ten room house in
$1000 Cash will buy one of tho
country, near paved highway, front lots on Lake Wildmere one- finest Iqts to be found in this city.
beautiful location, electric lights, half mito from the Dixie Highway This same lot can be resold at
in a nest o f beautiful clear lakes, present day market price for at
good water, II. C. Dubose.
for sole.
least $1500. An opportunity for
FOR RENT— House and garage • We will build your home, land- someone. Phone 148.
on Orlando road $12 a month. Ap- scape your grove,' nnd relieve you
*•* T Tolfo-h Pico H otel._____ of trouble and worries incident to FOR SALE—Thanksgiving ducks.
Phono your order to 603-R.
FOR RENT—6 room house with bulldlnff up a plnce.
m miAu.including Irnit trees near — *n.
meantime, you can go FOR S ALE — Counters, show cases. tnblcf, nnd shelving, for store
Gertrudes bridge, 20 dollars a fishing. You can fish in any one
month. Write to Mrs. Lena ivrauso of the dozen lakes, and if you don’t J uso. Apply at The Outlet,
i know how to fish, we have several 1
t
j box 232 Sanford.
I experts who will be glad to show
.
MlSCCfianeOUS
1you. Mr. Scholfield who has been
Wanted
singing »t the Rantist Church will
For Sale
vouch for the above.
STENOGRAPHER W ANTED — LAKE JESSUP LAND CO., Inc.
Fred 1^ Wilson, 1'irst National
Lougwood, Fla.
A L L W OOL SU ITS
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K asex
Ford
Ford
•I
IPS* I Ford
Ford
tan
in*n I I*odire
1923 1 F o r d
1921 I Ford
I :*23 I Dodge
1198.0# a
I IIIJ.OO . i.
T '.lir ln g
Hup
Chev.
T o u rin g
6
■fa
_
IVriv
T>a*
Make
la n w h i I
■ r o a c h | *991.00 . M L .
Itunaboutl 1515.00
Fancl
13*5.00
T ru ck
C a h Hdy
nss.oo
T. T.
Tour! nr
Touring
Runabout
Truck
Touring
13*5.00
1095.00
*2*5.00
1395.09
*495.00
Touring
Special
Hup
**38.00
Roadster
I
is :: | Ford
Runn boot m i 00
1921 I Overland Red Rlr.l 1695.80
Ton Truck
1935
Ford
Cab body | 1550.00
I9 2t
Ford
4-door 1
Sedan I IB96.00
“ Tt’ in is t o k o u k rn oPLH *
1923 t
a
,«
Rank Dltu;.
!
Tailored to measure, guaranteed 10
S IN G L E Y O U N G
MAN
desires j FOR S A L E — Four five-room bun- to fit.
$25.00.
Sanitary hand 1
'*
’ .L" nlaier!
board in private home.
Refer- i galows lined
throughout, Just cleaning
nnd
pressing.
Scotch chunr >«.
oak a Sad lit.
H i r e s given.
P l e a s e w r i t e B o x 307 |
pnved highway.
Price $ 8 0 0 Woolen Mills.
.*105 Hast Second -------------- -------------------------- -------- --for appointment.
each for quick
sale.
Muat he ...
street.
1 FOR R R N T — Two irarnjfoa, 309
_____________ _________________ [neon to he appreciated, can give French Avenue.
A. Howk. GlmwnrlHe.
FOR S A L E —Turkeys for Thanks- —
position,
la w
M s'
W A N T E D -Good
i
giving and Christmas.
G.
W.
work
- r k . clerical work preferred.I FOR S A L E — 1 1-2 miles of En-1
" h " ' oo
•ert
fair
salat
v.
Rox
X.
Herterprisc.
14
miles
of
Del
anil.
8
^Puncer.
phone
100.
_
l-M
F’Olt R EN T— Furnished front bedaid office.
j miles of Sanford; 20 acres of fine.
$25 down and $t5 per month
210 Park Avv. Phone 634,
:;.?4
f
Rooms For Rent
'^
,.
4 -s
■
\V,\ N T E D
nnpearonce
tiuire at
HILL Te> Ft»RF.l*Ll iHK MOtlTUAOK
S. W. B R A D F O R D . Ed. V. Prieej E L O R ID A - U I U . A N D O — Orlando) J*
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Sentinel;
largest
clnssi]
N
Nntl'ifuil
t' h> Hunk a corporation, i
Tailored S u its —532.5U
ppm ranee to work in office. In -,.
,
. ,
. .
up< 1fled business, rate le a word, tnin-.
Corn pi it I iki h i ,
ruth Street.
i,i
land
Mllnne Theatre Bldg.__
• <iiitr.- at. Tt.
I be it....
lleraltl.
1 , . ,rest rendv to ,,laid,, some
u„,. Imd. ,
YH
irnum 24c cash with order.
P O T A T O E S — Selected FOR R E N T — Furnished bedroom
t’oiib nnt|
mill -__
- — ded tangerin es.
F ron ts HOd feet S E F. D
I . u l i i M J itiM H I Hu n F t'lthh
NOTARY PU BLIC
|K4Bii HI'fT h*
Sin,000.000
Company
Boulevard, with
liuKhaml, K I* Cnl11 1 Nf*' ndantn.
___
___ _
________ wants
___ men 1on lake front
Maine grown stuck. Spaulding,
jn choice location, 601 Magnolia
( H i ■* T * ' * 8 » - T G EER, T le r a lo 0 If ice. mir„|n ,, | „ y i ni,t„ K .h.. grentest <]e- I
"RT T
W.
, I sell Watkins Home ‘ Vressities i Florida East Coast U. R. through Rose Four $3.75 hag; Bliss Tri- Avenue, Phone, 88.________________
" U l l t a t o r IM III.I f A T IO Xn
I g flr . or Ilf l«<Phone 118.
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Vp|i»prUPtit In ni'tllil 1**4 li i*| t.fy ; ft 1 Tin* tlli'f
111 f.HI :i M Jiilli*)
*"• ‘" . i n Sanford. More than 15» useil) the tract. 1-4 mile to Garfield umph $4.25 hag. Also fresh stock j K(j,, n p M T — Furnished and un- : . j f l
JUIdA ZACHARY, Herald OlTicc. ] biUf minion d«>t11#r iilifb'vny tr» tb* In i * ti> it*»t If I i Imt tin .ibnki* emu
1*1 »*IW>.. a n d p-pper seed.
Station and Mosstlale P
Chase A Company
furnjtth'0(,
M „ .
A nnif
Itrrk'r
l»Lnnrt , .j.
*
* ’ Kiilf hpflrli Jnitf
>< turn plain tni Mmh f I!•-«! 1*^ MM Mi till* , daih. Income $35 t" $ til weekly. |
ill inF'nr quick sale
nunc Hn,
million tlo‘.1nr
Ctmrl fm tin- piiiim*.. ♦«f fiirccVnn* i I xpni ioiicc
UlliitTCRHftrv.
iV rite stores.
FOR S A L E - Female Airedale pup- >Philips, west Second Street.
fp-ftpl. K f f lc le n t
hl,*i fifty RfcirttHl; «|tinr t*»r
mtljlon , Mil: hi in»-rt u*t*: ** *nt I.»»! ** <Ml** 11tin Dept. II 3. the J. It Watkins C o.., elude all farming implements, one
les. age 4 months.
Int.
Ch. F’Olt
PRINTING
R E N T — Two largo
fro^t ''A
*it»Mnr oporit hi»t)R#> iintlrr f**«nNf rue *11* •1 .mil
-t«.* <1 L'). itn** lltiti
ii;1 mi West Iowa St., Memphis, Hock of chickens nnd ducks. 30 Abbey King
Nobbier
nm1 Purl) lhi«** t H l), iMu»
brooding.
rooms $20 n month, partly fur
p*pf*nt o n ' i M . i l
M A T T 11KW P It ESS- PR 1NT I N G t l n n ; i v n ml M in n *
!
head
pigeons,
2
incubators
and
10(1
Show type, perfect marking*, sac
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t i l l ) . , O n **!
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Q UALITY’ — SERVICE _ PRICE. )itirhvvri> .
1boxes of oranges
now on tree. rificed for lack of room. $25 each, nished. 709 West Third St,
Un»t*M* ti Mii i i-’.tii \fi\i. i tiro, on**
d e v ^ l o p o r n t o K»*t
Mi * it
Kmund
Commercial St.. It. R. Ave.
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571.1 F’re-Mnl,II1IS
Phone 417-1. 3.
H n ml re d mtt'l I*'*»11 >
» n ( 1 1 7 ) nnd
rn*, ifi T » i « Pi-ris’i c c i U N f w s
Monroe. All growing crops.
All lioe Kennels. Reg.
!i * Mi* ! l i i f i d r « d m i d I ■*f l ' •Ikflit Cl I s )
I IllllE< TORY
included fm- $1,30(1. on terms.
L O S T — Between Myrtle Ave. and
H A Y N E S & R A T L I F F Printers A U G U S T A
C l l R O N i C L E - A u T 5x *1 i.f 1 .»rm IV Ol *41 H4'll! lit.I** ( *i»u II *
‘ Lanier Rro«., F'ntetprise Fla.
Pth St . and Southside school,
nnd office outfitters. Phone 340.
Fc lit S A L E Ceh-tv plaiit-i
See
gusta, Gn.— Augusta’s greatest i \ i ; >>i nl.t
H I K U ' L E Concrete ( n., general
pair child’s shell rimmed glasses.
it
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In
n
place h it bin easy ,
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115 „ Park Avenue.
N
n
k
Zeiriovcltn,
Hem
da!)
Ave.
cement work, sidewalks, loiild'classified medium, rate ca*h OPc * i*
» ■f. Tt*l*» fH
I Ml
Reward
Plume 267-W or Herald.
M
F’Olt S A L E OR T R A D E
Id acres Ft ill S A L E G lu te n
.1oil**?*, . h
^ple of Sanford
i.ak and ...........................................................
NEW
ERA
P K INTF'R Y,
Job charge.
10c per
line, minimum I,* 1* 1*5 1■ HUlt •Ml f'« i | **i if t 1* t 1)4* iuc hltH'ks, irrigation boxes. J. K.
taw land m ci let V d da. Good hxtures, will u ni m sell building.
idirn ntwded. I printing at reasonable price. Op- [ 30c.
1.1 1. til ..f 1*4•m 111:11hi 1(| 1I'M* I’ f f ll’ ( Terwillrgrr, Prop.
flowing will district.
55 ill trade t q l i c i tuiMOe..
[■lien any spe- ! posite Post Office. Phone 410.
x,i l*| »*• Mil l
leec.- ila t e s
tin• t i !*•• • •ll'tl, 1•1 III** of.
--------fur ritv pii.peitv. Box P.u,
1H 11*« ( %»u»1 M m .«
•1
Hu mMir *4
[rri|iiireil. 1L is
I umlier and Building Material
-ah of same.
Apply Box 507
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REAL ESTATE
V ...... I 1. 1,
i arter Lumber Company
ils'iieally
for
F'iflt
SALK
Modern
bungalowI ---------------------------------- — ,rr;Trr^;r; 1 Herald will bring y o u big re- >1 1i5 t * •* 1 .t h ‘ 1.1 4 f 1*4 . . m h . ’ i A
Laurel I't.
Phone 665
ill* a! .it lull *>
I*iiv Southern
< .ucks
ou r
I). A. (A L D E R *i J. ( . Zl RFI.IEH guity Advcitise those old articles 1 ’ ) *».' I ntl.c 15k i v 1I
located Hi mic of best l esident ml
5* ill III l i l k i li Oft
•I lo r n l'd s t o r k w i l l p l e a s o v m i G e t
[ Real Estate Brokers— All kinds of you have si
nutted
awn" and have •* .1■V *! .II* •,l| i.1■ 1Hit
sections
of
San
ford.
Cash
$l,5Ud
(tied awn1
i11*' *41|t.1 .1* f *-*M m n t
of
House
Hi l l . LUMBER CO
lid
t'nnt mental
property listed nnd for sale. O f no use for. A h v l r thiity-conf ad
1 Balance leirus. 8 e It. W. Deane, e n fall price
t 1 1- i t i n * M I K • 1; 1'1 i m : i » i hi»i
Service, Quality and Price.
4 I 55 (■(•)(
Hatchery Box 'ttl 1 V nldosta. Illi.i '
fice 108 Second St., Near Park niny bring you
scrernl
dollars. U. t 4 1-|.i. t i.* i Mil.lift!
Semin
le
County
Punk.
t » i 41* I t * . • na* i O' * * 55 - I-R n 1ft
Avenue.
Phone 2H2.
Phone 148 nnd
a te| r^sentative
FOR SAI.F1 Nice fat turkey* ■"»*•<• {
Iif ..i 1 Ml ♦ 1t.»
. f! • 55 -IM P* »
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I lilt I IT 4111 II I
IN I II I
$100 Will 1*11V We 11 l.ri’ilu.1 roi
J.
F'. S P U R L lN t i .
huo division will h i !) to see yon
|ii pound- N. II Barwiek, Lake
I \ I II ii nil i m I 11(1 I II
Halalii i- ............ Fin.
ner lol i'll th” lleightk
( M l I n il
t r . ' l l M i l I*
* Ml V I specialist.
Subdivision I" O r
Ami can buy F’urniture and Ruga
ih l
i\ i i nil l Ii %.
A
iNile
it! vrstniclit.
eliny
A D V E It T IS IN i. git.i ...suits if it
lando.
F'loridu.
and
F lo ra
FOR
SALE
OR T R A D E -F o r
. Quality at moderate price*.
v
' tin.,lit « >11111 i n i *i «
P'.X 2 Hera id
reaches potential buyers
Paquick
11 p.
Height!'., Floridu on Dixie High
ruin
Sanfuid propi'id.y: 15 shares each Our Belter Humes Cloh enables
latka Daily New. i- c r< olated in
,i
1'
way
E.i-'i • i- ill l’lt*e • It V 1if 1 ak.'« o ' PuTerred and t'ommon stock I vmi to pn> for it a little at n time.
r »i
nn industrial an I ngrii ultutal sec
<d l b e e A. Co,, nddrcjis Box 21.
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prices fur signs of all kind*. ^
the munt Ii .nt ful re-nde me loti
ltd i s
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Sanford Building nnd Loan A s - 1
. I *MM*«N
Lake fiont . Write sneiution Preferred Stock can he 1
in F’ioi atl.t
K ? t . n i u iv ri< M i^ r " I ' l i ' f 4*f P'ti.Ui rtfl U
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rushed "ii tin days notice, interest '
y.\
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Phone 473-J
Iriho
tho St. Augustine F
.x entng
R E N T One well located
miner nlv
■ , -if • 1
payable 5pril 1st nnd October 1st F’OR
Quick
results.
Two
cents
pet
word
at
sol
Hung.' 11" w
FOR .“• \ 1>
downtown Apartment. Furnish*
fci rur, i *11 ! i* ra m - LE T D U N C A N do V-ur painting Sl|„ ,e r(IJ)y
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beat
it.
Inimedial”
55, -t I’ ll -1 Stieel1
4-. M m ........
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ed.
Price, i casonahle.
For In
I frAi' • ' » Npcrietirr,
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t
54
No job too la ig«‘ or too siunll ^
Bov i oht per lent
Preferred formation Inquire nt Herald Office.
il t r i l l
5' . |
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1".' Si ■ • tl 1'll I1 ' ' J\e U-MI ,« 11 1
\ .1 Sanftjnl,
Ninth St rod
- T A M P A . F l.O K IL A la m ps Pnily
■111
t i t * *1
St nek I' tile Sanfuid Building and J
P. •
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U I i U 1
11A I1K K HAN'CiMK I. L. In Ibolt,
Tiinuf!, tii r* grint ho tin* chilly,
Loan A -■ ecmtion. established l'JtlH. j.- U It N 1 S II E D A P A R T M E N T S
-if ■
1(> 1 .1 Illll'.
1' 1 |l. | . . | i , i '
tminlt r
ami
raprr
hanger. , iat«* 1
p«*r
word,
minimum
• 1' I " ' l ’ U 1 ' ' * ■ 'I
m u IlK.NT
New Fldisiin PhTuni I
«’*»r
,,vcr Th<i } l " r M of‘
FOR S A L E
, * f . - -1 >1 If ill *1* * ' 'I»if
! 1 • hi
I'hour 3M1 Orlaiuio roaii.
<chur^o 25r ca^h with ordvf. Write
flee. Priced reasonable to respon
T h e s c i i tilt 1 w i t . i d i s c iv i - l s
gmidt.
never
been
used.
Owner
TO Al l. 55 MOM IT M 55
-----------'
foi complete rate card
|,tile.in laci Is glowing h ’ t i g e i
5* 55 i * k .V
won it in The Herald's contest, huf sible party 1 two-room apartment
i'rive it
TIN A N D M E T A L 55 (IKK
c o n i f; r n
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in.
as
she nlreadv has one wishes to $26 monthly and one three room
•etijld St.
1 • a t|i. .4 II -1
• i . t ....... ..
apartment $3(1 monthly.
Ni.ioe i< herein given that I II
J A M E S II
i t iW A N
All kinds TO R EAC H B U Y E R S or sailers of
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WH EICLESS A W E L S H
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facing !m!i ■inlroad. optmsitc sol | 1 acre ground^ uududing fruit
55' atervllte, Morning Bor- • " . wlu-h has recently eh i.
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Hiring shop, gas. oils
tincl, Thousand.4 of Maine p#o* , ownership from A 55 Sin.th to W
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Tiles anil Tubes. ’’Service that p|e UIU interested III Florida prop- 55 Edwatdr wile a s -lime I .11 pi o r
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hull- of till* pute* amtspptu . get lit
P A I N T |S A N F O R D STOVFI 5VOUK.S Oil
The loilo.iis have llu-ir medicine water. There is none betUir than
little of this pure. tnliM'plii, germ
bay Bros.
stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves,'
Uo.
water
d« .iioyiiig rri'itni into your nostril* men and the African their voodoo Silvei Lake Springs
tiiat Fit,
ovens and viclrolas. 5oui credit
which you can get by calling phono Tfl
doctors.
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have
our
psychoanami
let
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pellet
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through
every
Three lots MOl ft.) on Oak Ave.
Bros.
is good. Phone 40L-3, 321 First
50.— Adv.
an passage of yotir iu***d and nit'in* iiljhir..- Engine Register.
Ea:*.on exposure, street paving
|Bouv i:i:i'5iR
Street
hi lines. Instant relief,
and sidewalk paid,
$4,000.00
II"W goial il I eels, lo ur h"i*d is
$300.00 cash, balance payable
i Mrs. Carrie M Huntley and Mrs.
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within five years.
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house
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winter.
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$5500.00.
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easy terms.
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(Hi feet i n Sanford Avenue he
- Li jiros. Frilling cages out of ten cause 'i . h iv .U
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$1,000.00 cash, bill,
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Sanford Steam I’ rcssery
i’iir it* IItjtiti•(!« fnjhritwchronic festering sore. The cheapJ .iff ih •54 II f J . l*«H llUilll II
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55 hlli s
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Vetinifuge.
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wbrio this
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f t*ti t
(Realtors)
time tried and successful remedy is
__ |Boro zone and apply the Borotone
| lilt. C. I . UlHl.tulh
used. It drives out the xxoims and
0 " ItF.t h Kit
' Powder to complete the healing
You »■11 Iint» lililir
Ground Floor, National
(UealtorH)
i tores the rosy hue oj health to
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Price (liquid) 3l)c, d0c i
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Hank
Htdg.
10.1 N. Park 5“
105 Magnolia Ave.
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cheeks.
Price
35c.
Sold
by
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•- N i g h t 1and $1.20.
Powder 30c and GOc.
limn Pharmacy.
I'hone Mil).
Phone 122
Phone t«
'.Sold by Union Pharmacy.
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The Sanford Herald, November 25, 1924
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 25, 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 25, 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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