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ASSOCIATED PRESS JISPATCHES
T o u rist
A Call to The Nation to a National
Thanksgiving
Back to Orphanage
C u rta ile d
VILLF. Nov.. 24.—
(rd of health will not
l,cuou< camping by
j the highways of the
ne to n statem ent by
imons. chief san itary
the Mate
board of
ipfiut, he
declared.
inc<l to tourist camps
OTveiI by the board,
of that
body havo
rd to enforce the re g ere are more than 80
,p , throughout
the
mon« states, and the
monthly sends out a
a list of those ‘aptrtified."
By the President o f 'th e United Staten of America.
Eustis Prepares For
Wintering Ball Team
E U S T I S , Nov. 22.— Work will
begin nt an early date on the con
struction o f a grandstand and lock
ers, complete with showers am)
train in g q u arte rs for use by the
Baltim ore Orioles when they ar•rive here n ex t March. Under the
te rm s of the a g reem en t bringing
the club here. M anager J a c k Dunn,
whose team hns won six successive
pennants
in -the
International
League, is t<> a rran g e for a schedule
o f exhibition g am es to be played
I here.
County Has
Crime Record
Nov. 24.— T h e recfe county show th a t
been n single crim in the county more
i misdemeanor sineg
of circuit court. T h e
of the court opened
ele case bound over
] jury, first tim e such
,ppcncd in five year*.
,v court officials.
Fort Myers* New Gas
Plant Is Finished
nMerchant
Reaches Miami
, Nov. 21.— T h e fu ll-rig i’nr ship for the Belgian
marine has arrived in
after a voyage o f 50
jine the A tlan tic occnn.
1. which has no au xilliary
rit sailed from Antwerp
tersburtr and Is now on
royare.
May Erect
City Hospital
aar
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This IittleMwo-monlh-old youngster does not appear the least bit w or
ried over his sudden drop from New York society back to the oiphaiinge
from which ho had been taken, l i e is back in Willows, a Kansas City
(M o .) institution, as a result of a New York co u rt’s order. T h e baby
is one Mrs. Lydia M arks maintained was hers in order to collet t in the
neighborhood of $400,000 from her form er husband, Arthur Hudson
Marks, New York millionaire. The child, seen here with bis nurse, is
aw aiting another adoption.
F O R T M Y E R S , Nov. 22.— G.istipplird by the new plant h ere will
be Available for use yrithin a short
time. Construction work i* draw
ing to n close, the Inst main al
ready having been lnld. Machin
ery and apparatus is all in place
at htc g a s .w o r k s and the connec
tion of pipes is under way. A
building for the boiler, g eneral.ir.
com pressor and other apparatus is
under construction and the coal Inn
is alm ost completed.
Tampa Board Seeks
Traffic Improvement
T A M P A , Nov. 22.— T h e local j.my'ov. 24.— An election
1 i<>r board of trade is preparing t •»
sometime in Jattu’
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>send out a questionnaire asking In
lintr
to n resolution
cal m otorists and others for t licit
the city commission,
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opinions and suggestions relating
milieu to bond the city
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Nov.
24.—
ltncy
top1
« law designed to regulate the
for the erection of j
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operation of motor vcnirlen m
I city hospital. Adoption |New ^ ork engineering concern lias i irs do not alw
ays furmsn
furnish the y
ea r’ss j F'|liri,ln ,(V
always
yea.
„ f d riv ers’ I,.
»»uro of the resolution jI ,unde two important local d e v e lo p -) best sellers in German literatu re. , censes. Afterw
_____ ard
. . . it is ,proposed
.
ion recommendation of u
.......... proposals
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Last y ear's selling record was held to ask the Tam pa Motor Club
Vital meeting composed ' ment
to the
B ulgaria..
r X HizeM. R . W inton,
government. lin e is t,. provide So- by Bishop Kcppler’s religious I...... k. K*’t in too. h with affiliated organ
Adamson and Charles
A. f„, w ith a plentiful and constant “ M e h r F r e u d e ( More Joy >. which , ^ , , )e> work fo r
passage of
supply o f w ater, and the other t<> scored 175.000 copies on the Clr-t ( ht.
l m „ Mn c .
apply American irrigation methods edition
The demand was so large
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to the fertile but dry plains o f <th at 11 anslations were minle into
Scotch Woolen Mills adds J , « c l
.rd Mi-. It. Howard B e rg j T a t o r - l ’axrd jik.
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I Bohemian. Danish, Norwegian. En- ry Department Guaranteed
I
ftonm,- the birth a t thetr < T h e plans submitted have m e t j
» -piem i.h, F rrn , h, Italian. I ^ ’.Twe i i v e y o u *« n^ 0 . 7 F t FI
tf-lir’ Park Avunue o f a with approval, hut th ere is some *
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,
,
. ano w< gi>» you a new out i iw . i .
Am Brewster B erg . S u n - q u e s t i o n as to the financial guar- Dutch. I nrtugucse, Swedish, S p a n - |Solid Cold and silver. All
Rings! -US o ’clock.
antees.
'*»' and Hungarian.
k designs. .1115 h a s t 2nd S t i c
U. S. Firm to Develop 'Religious Books Are
Foreign Waterpower Popular In Germany
We approach th at sedson of the y ea r when it has been the custorn fo r the Amerlcnn people to give thanks for the Rood fortune
which the bounty of Providence through the generosity of nature,
has visited upon them. It is alto geth er a good custom. It has the
snnetion o f antiquity and the approbation o f our religious convic
tions.
In acknowledging the receipt o f •Divide favor, in contcm- j
plating the blessings which have been bestowed upon us, wc reveal
the spiritual stren g th of the nation.
This y ear hns been marked by n continuation of peace whereby
our country has entered into a relationship of bettor understand
ing with all the other nations of the enrth. Ways have been rcvonled to us by which we could perform g reat service, through the
giving of friendly counsel, through the extension of financial a s
sistance, and through the exercise of n spirit of neighborly kindli
ness to less favored people, b e should give thanks for tho power
which has been given into our keeping, with which We hnve been
able to render these services to the rest of mankind.
At home we have continually hud an improving state of the publie health. The production of our industries hns been lnrge and
our harvests hnve been bountiful. Wo have been reninrknbly free
from disorder and remarkably successful in nil those
pursuits
which flourish during a state of domestic peace.
An abundant
prosiicrity has overspread the land. W e shall do well to accept
all these favors and bounties with a becoming humnnity and dedi
cate them to the service of the righteous cause of tho Giver of all
good and perfect gifts. As the nation hns prospered, let all the
people show that they m e worthy to prosper by rededicating A m er
ica to the service of God nnd mnn.
Therefore. I, Calvin Coolidgc. President of the United S tate s of
America, hereby proclaim and fix Thursday, the twenty-seventh
day of November, ns a day of national thanksgiving. 1 recommend
that the people gath er in ilicir places of worship and a t the fnmily
a lta rs nnd o ffer up their thanks Tor the goodness which has been
shown to them in such a multitude of ways. Especially 1 Urge
them to supplicate the Throne of (Ira te that they may gather
Strength from their tribulations, that they may gain humility from
their victories, that they may bear without complaining the bu r
dens that sh ill l>e placed upon them and that they may be increas
ingly worthy in all ways of the blessings that shall come to them.
In witness w h ciro f, I have hereunto set my band nnd caused to
be affixed the great seal of the United States.
Hone at the City o f Washington this fifth day of November, in
the vear of our Lord. l'.'Jl, and of the independence of the United
S tn tes the one hundred and forty-ninth.
By the President
C ALVIN CO O LID G E.
C H A R L E S E. H U G H E S.
Se cre tary of State.
Mrs. Lucie Daiigh
Meet a t Miami To Be Buried_ In O• ■
Nov. 24.—Miami wns
he 1025 convention, city
Christian Endeavor
t,nl Ji8trict‘___
rho doesn’t do the things
*t If considered as foolwoninn who does.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 24.—A
funeral service nt horab
tJ||g ftftefnoon tho body of.
Lucie Daughortp, wife of foi
Aatorney General Harry M. Da
erty, was to l>c
ton Court House, Ohio, for Dtl
Fertilizers
“Make Every Acre Do Its Best”
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Tho many big crops of tho fruit nnd fancy vcgetnbleft
grown with Armour’s DIG CROP fertilizers are our
host advertisement. Act uni field results clearly prove*
their superior crop-making ability. Only high grade .
materials of known value enter into their composition.
The plant-food is balanced to suit the needs of tho par- tieulnr crop for which it is intended. They can be do- J
ponded upon to grow big crops if big crops are possible.
FOR CITRUS AND VEGETABLE CR01
i ' WO
G A R D E N P E AS
We carrr in stock the lending varieties of GAR
DEN PEAS, including KILGORE’S WINNER. GRADI S. THOS. I.AXTON. LITTLE MARVEL, nnd the
TALL nnd DWARF TELEPHONE.
KILGORE SEED COMPANY
W FLAK A BUILDING----------------------- -PH O N E 24K
The Armour DIG CROP line in complete. Tt. includes, i
formulas and analyses to suit every Florida c r o p ----soil. Among the four types of DIG CROP citrus mix- jS
turns there is one especially adapted to the full needs -J
of your grove. And there’s a DIG CROP vegetable
fertilizer to satisfy every need of your soil and crop.
Descriptive booklet free on request
Warehouse at Sanford
Armour Fertilizer Works
Went Conuuerriul and It. It. Ave
ARMOUR F E R T I L I Z E R
Jacksonville, Fla.
Try A Herald Want Ad For Results
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THE PEOPLE of SANFORD
CAN B E THANKFUL AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEA R FOR
TH E WONDERFUL DEVELOPM ENT OF TH E C I T Y S U B STANTIAL RESULTIN G FROM T H E CONSTANT EFFORT'S
OF IT S PR O G R ESSIV E CITIZENS T H R O U G H -
The Sanford Chamber of ^Commerce
Have You Been Identifi ed With This Progress?
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NUMBER m
SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1924
;
�A t DeFuniak Springs
l
y.
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• The city commission at Its meet
ing Monday afternoon has forwardcd a resolution o f regret and sym
pathy to the relatives of the late
Bchcllc Maincs. who died following
an operation recently At Jackaon-
til
ftllla
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J t la ordered that the resolution
be inscribed on » full.pngo of the
minute book o f the city. The reso
lution is signed by the three mem
bers of the d ty commission:
Tho resolulityi* were:
(W hereas, this Commission has
heard with deep regret and pro- .
found sorrow of tho death of n o n - ;
crablo -Schi’Ile Maine*, Prosecuting ;
Attorney of Seminole County, Flor
Ida, who hcrotoforo honorably serv
ed this City fo f n full term as Mu
nicipal Judge of the City of San
fo rd ,. Florida, and,
Whereas, in the death of Mr.
Maincs, this City and County hns
lo?t one M its foremost citizen*,
and tho people a faithful, fear
less and conscientious oervant,
therefore,
a
I
•B E IT RESOLVED, That we how
la humble aobmission to tho lnrcrutahlo wisdom of nn All Wise
Providence, and as a mark of re
spect to the memory of the deccnrflti, that this resolution he inscrib
ed on n full page of tho Minute
Book of this Commission, and,
B E IT F U R T H E R RESO LVED.
That the Clerk communicate this
resolution to tho press and transmlt a copy thereof to the fnmily
uf the decear-ed.
Adopted this 24th day of Novem
ber A. D. 1021.
2
Forrest I.akc,
t*
8. O. Chnse.
C. J . Marshall.
A t the City Commission of San
ford, Florida.
Sift
AWerts
v L. R. Philip*. Clerk.
W ilf& veTaik On
Biilb Cultivation
C E FV N IA K SPRIN GS. Nov. JO
— The West Florida Education Asaociatlon will hold Ita anhual
ing hero next Friday and Saturday. with teachers and achool yu
pcrlntendent* expected from twelve
West Florida counties.
Satur
day’s sessions will be featured by
nn address
by W. S. Cawthon,
state superintendent of public inrtruction on “Thomas Jefferson,
Prom oter. of Public Education,
d e l ani>.
"tent is ynnit h j
(American A?
ball team will do it
Tennessee. Altbougn stetso n will
go Into the batUo with a record
of having not loat a game thia
season, the players hre expected
a stiff fight from the Mountain•
I
curs.__ ________ .
•Inff.ln DcUndin J
Joseph D. O'Brttf
C>«b, while here in',
Plans for bringing
city,.sU ted that M.
reach DeUnd &
and would contlE
U ? n CummbS
You can’t expect n niere man to ?u
they took the road
understand a sex that thinks a exhibition g a n S *
three-cornered olivo sandwich a
square meal.— Sandusky Register.
THINiToFTiw
ANNUAL M EETIN G
And now it Is onijM t,question of
time until the barber ehops must In C,hk" rity h“» an |
have male ninnlcuritsta. — Jersep n\, h T k ° ? Ve,aions
City Jersey Joum nl.
Cor n "O y tterS —
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Too trill /rev these an d y% tart tr
them u ith tU * * y tm oke,
■I cup Com
I Egg •
H cup Flour
Salt aad Pepper
hen: the egg until foamy, add to th
corn, Mix flour, fait and pepper •'.<
idd thi* to the com. Beat well. Pe'*
by tpnenfuls in deep Critco. _ Fry
golden lirtmn. They ibould he *.ie!i
•bout the »ire of a large oyster. Ms .*
two dozen.
C aratrc-
cup* Flour
1 Egg beaten
cup Critco
1 tahletpooo
ice witer
Lemon Juice
'/, tnipooQ Salt
• if knek ky t J J m
Ceakiny Service,
S ew York City.
c~t n
H'ih, m iwf.’i
i m«-.' u,"
teerthitty ttken fr ie d at directed.
4 i s t t i Poutor*
hoi Critco
Granulated Sugar
Hoi) the potatoea, peel and then rut
them Irngthwite In Jolvei. Fry in skil
let in hot Crisco. While frying, tprinkir
generotuly with tugar oa both aiues.
flour and tall; rut Crlico in with
twe knive*- Add gradually the letnon
juice and egg mixed together. Add
enough ice watar to hold the- mixture
tagrther for rolling. When the baking
4ftb it lined with the pattry pot in a
layer of chicken, then a layer of sliced
boiled carrot* and imatl boiled white
ooieni. Seaton to tail*; add Another
layer of chicken and to on until -tht
dith it filled. Cover with gravy. Roll
the re»t of the pattry; cover, prenfog
edge* together clotely and make a few
ilitt In lha top to allow tltam to ta
upe Hake in hot oven, 4)0 degree*,
until done.
t cupt Flour
J-j leatpoon Salt
I teaipooDt
2 tablcipoont
Baking Powder
Critco
H cup Milk
Sift together four timet, flour, baking
powder and tall. Mi* Critco in very
lightly with fork. Add milk tlowly;
rail out or pat with bindt On floured
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board to about'one inch ihicknet*.
erection of a tnmplc. This year .Handle at little at poi<tb|e.
Cut
tho building committee wux form with biteuil cutter firtl dipped in flour.
ojl antf the work <if erecting n Brke lo hot oven. 17) degree*, twelve
>r fiffvtn minute*.
meeting place wax started.
; The following have been pn«t
(Baxters of the lodge since It was
formed In Melonvillc in 1872.
“ D. C. Brookins. 1B72.
1 C. W. Jacock. 1873.
f-W . A. Gilbert, 1874.
• any ! It is only a question of timo until
r’s ur- the higher civilization m ust stop
L ou is-1and wait for the courts to catch up.
— Baltimore Sun.
oquist
His Honor—‘*1f y«
»igm: of interest in i
gmuent he'll never ;
villc Courier-Journal
IN
IlOTTLES
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Thirst Quenching and Refreshing Alway
MASONIC L O D G E
OF SANFORD WAS
FOUNDED IN 1S72
D e d ic a t i o n o f Developmjgpt Board Pinclltis ( ’ounly Hus (Greenwood Physician
Lar«t* Student Bixly Dies At Winter Home
TWO BUILDINGS Mcotfi At ,;alc n
ON WEDNESDAY
. t'l.F.AKW ATF'.ll, Ni.\ 1*.% M A l ! l \ > \ . N .v Aft. i n
Dr. A. J . French. IH75-7<V
• 8. E. Martin, 1877.19 hu
J:.I. 8.C. White.
Jones.
A Typical TTunkigKtn| 7aUe. (Below) The noHt bird which forms thi pteca A
resistance o f the Dinner
SPECIAL OFFERINGS for Wednes^
1878.
1881.
,
Dr. J . J . Harris. 1882-83 h I 85
*? T I. B. Ixird. 1887-88-89-90
Dr. F . H. Cauilwell. lH'.t] 92
W. A. Miller. lHO.'l.
E. F . Barnes. 181(4-1)5.
H. K. Munson. 1898-97-IlMMi
W. J . Buchnn. 1898-99.
J . E. Terwtllcgcr, 1901-2-2 4
I* R. F’hllins 11)05.
W. S. Baldwin 1D00.
Tliomas E. King, 1907.
M.
G.
O.
H.
Baumei’s Specialty Shi
PRACTICAL COATS FOR
jiri:--
CONSTANT USAGE
M. Ixrvell. 1008.
I w.. Spec in k
W. Spencer. 1909 in.
for Thanksgiving
L. Taylor, 1911.
E. Tidar. 1912 LI.
F . L. Miller, 1UM.
Jam es Mougbton. 1018.
W. C. Delkiursey, 1919.
John
D. Jenkins. ID2t).
W. M. Huy n o , IU2J.
W. T. Whorl ess. 1922.
. I>. 8 Babbitt. 1028.
BlIHTtiNfi
SW EKT
POTATOES
DKKUNIAV SPRIN GS, No* 2)
**-Walton county funnrrs hiivr
begun shipping sw.-et potuioi.n t,,„|
•re delighted with both the rmp
•nn l|ir pricis brim: n criv itl. m
Cord ini: to J. \N. Mntliihdii, coimtv
•ITcnt.
lit* Miy« u Hue* c*top was
pTcifl urn I thlfl year.
Exquisite Frocks
A n o t h e r y o tir h
e la tio n to o u r |
illK fo i
Wednesday Only
1(1% Reduction
it would I
been diffaI
today
Our I'riceh Originally Haunt $7.r»0 lo
$19.50
tile sruMHi'i must successful uioiii-ln, expressed
ilirr !• ini*lu-il Silks ,md ( Irllh for daytim e and
KxqiMsiti' afu-i noon ami evening dresses in
ful ittati i iitN
Stunning Peggy 1’itlge beaded
F m i ' h inpnrt;,lions are featured in this col-
l'll, rd With Thought
An
n»«
Ih r
a.e
Children’s Coats
$4.50 to $8.75
H.'sortrucnt so varitxl th a t you can *’
rhapus at once. The new colors ore
fa sh u n ah le m aterials a r c included. -4
.vlully delightfuly. .
Pleadingly
Sanford Avc., rtl 2nd St
WE
SA Y
IT
W 1 T (I
V A I. H E S
Dhcne 480-J
Priced
�THE SANFORD
ME'TEN
Fern Corporation I s
Discussed At Pierson
Id Bandits!
" That our undent order of ohodlrncr nnrl tfrderly change Blands
fnst.
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F or tlici hope of bettor social
understanding and junt-denlings.
Thai our m e a t opportunities of
worldlikc helpfulness reninin.
That the idea of brotherhood amonit the nations has taken root.
For the true men and women
who are giving lives of fervicc.
For leaders mint'd up anil the
opnortunily of followimr them.
For the open door of knowledge
litid the desire for t rut It awake in
nn:i.
_
For joy.i of smile living r.nd the
u:i""tired saints.
For work ami r e d . the patirneo
tha' 'riit'O tif'. tit11 idi a ■ that -"u r.j
i or the love of In(tile in all of j
u i and its stitirftu tirm when it
roiiiio
I
,|i..
rid i ■ b'iru i than
h e g the vegetables were all
e i n M out bulb* a r c coming Hirht
l SHU looking happy.
Oranges
id tan g erin es nrc reported moving
ntadium quantities, with nothing .
it The best being shipped. T w o .
•wTjulldings will be started a t [
« fa ir grounds within a few days, i
r . ‘'•Brown says, and the race .
iuAW Will soon be completed.
Judge McMullen Is
A&ked Not to Resign
C
r EAARRW
WAATTEEK
R , Nov. 25.— The
q j^
iAwy'crs of the sixth judicial dis
t r ic t ' ft ave risked Circuit Jud ge M.
A. MtMullcn to withdraw his res
IgnMftnn, submitted several days
Ago»hO Governor Hardee. Rcsolutiotyy to this effect have Iteen sub- ]
mitfed to the governor, who now ,
has p n dcr consideration npplirntlorttKrom several members of the
barAhrr the judgeship now held by
Jndgp, McMullen.
In announcing
his ^xptlrement. Jud ge McMullen
AtAUaT that he intended to take ut>
the*rtTnctire of hi* prfoession and
a t tfW same tim econduct i; general (
reatiferuii ■ business.
j
THANK S t i l t 1N •
2Th .
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Hn bue R> K' 1 l.dwm ii V
D D , a- bead >d tin I tn->
ll|(
llf
mid w .'
f
,, ,i(h|l ,
h.
Pianos and riano
Rolls
Phonographs and
Records
Sheet Music
Radio Sets and Sup
Electric Uinips and
Appliances
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*ed,
; al
liiu
ttin
have tlic ill ' mi l l e "
•>
■'"mg, -t In I •p to D»
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. An (iit 11* r 1 a tf
.1 i , h- * tnt , and
i v. will in*' hi U
>*i n Hmu the * it*
ft (■" 1 l»t Mr*
• i ili< llill h".
I V • :t
i \111. 1.1
Mj-aip>s T mo d and Kt pn.icd
I’h iiiograptis Hi paired
• lll’ F.N VI N IG H T "
Buy a
CLARK .HAVEL
Gas Range at
Ball Hardware Co
F . P. R IN ES
.Ill
W
i v c h
G
ivc
Ilusu aiu ls
Horn <»l IMenty
I.ARGii. No\
Tin wm......
G A IN ESV H l.r:.-V<ir."tfSr*-'Top 'o f tltl* fdine m e i>1annim' to gi>.
•y I’, an A y u h .ie row owned !•> n ' , * •' hn-tiand.J .• •.. <,<111.•t
Polb^ioii.'ity turn , linn become tin L* * '• ll,l'il 1 I ^,i
i ' .ing
ecrjjer four N sir old roll of Imu u V <iu wil
iH l« I" I I in rn n o
ch jm pi. n ■»’ , ‘loridii, it is an
" |!’ Hi, nl . i i
ttOWlCed at i In. I idliigis of Agi it ul <*’“’■' 11 ■ i ' ‘
' he I •*' 1 1
tu A ." S|n did this by producing
1
p iinds of milk, which tn
clu|de;i ISP FI pounds of butler in Railroad Additions
.’lOtfcdnv.
During this period she
dropped a living calf und carried
Made at Sarasot
it 2 40 days.
E a s t St'ctnicl S t r e e l
I'hone oat)-,l
| Make Her
f
Truly
Thankful
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Gainesville ( ow Is
Thanksgiving Dinner
Champion Producer
i.
Mter all, life is just what you make it.
i o'lhcieiire is clear and your soul is awake.
I 'l HI.IF NOTH K
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i
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ii.,wn mi*.
! If your hreatii is had and you ■
For the convenience o
II, ni’ii.\. . lie i r itnsiill
and have -pells o f swimming in the i
|head, poor
appetite, constipation lit the hartier -hop11 wil
■
ni ! lip ad\i t of evening; and a gi ucral no-account feeling, Wednesilay night until
\ 1 t.ll 4.f dipatlitti* da\;
! it i. a sign your liver is torpid Flpsed Thin situ v.
! ilionJ- i-dgi d wilti gold um I sil Th r on. i*ally depetidalile remedy
h i.
1 for all di-orders in tin- liver, stum
i . t heaven- ln :i:i.n - fair.
nrlt
hnwid* is Mcrhine. It acts
i oil I o.iith i.n i ii wonders, j nowi'fuliv im the liver, strengthen*
I
1 ’ hi-. m> t1*•*v•r
digi t :.. purifies the bowels and
"
! "
'! ' " ,l" 1,1 , re
a fine feeling oT energy.
■
vir i n 'I i heerfulness.
I’riee tide,
l . o u i' ones. fo. love Hint is S(i|t| |iV t nioti 1’hnrmacy.
i nil*.
r lii-iiie atid (om foit it tilings —
me.
11 1 t take i haiii es
in cheap
A In u dav and my labors r i io jc o lt
nuvluie Huv
the
well
through;
kip
c ii'.interil All Wool Scotch
i vi i t ni i■ • won ■ ' i l lie 11 n.pi r, \V
>1i!i- suits (allured to your
I or - 111 o g tii iif ii.\ tii.il\ ' i i!a y , it i ' ii I tiua'Mic. 1'tlo E a s t 2ml
i pi in e III on I lli.nl "I 11 . ei loin, , Si i ■- i <Inly $25.
N®w Citrus Estimate
System Is Devised
f t thedUToye.
■ _
m rr^ —
Mi-fortune may visit vou once in a while.
I Jut the question is, how tin you take it ?
Th, wrong way’s to grumble the tight way's to smile.
,
New Florida Bishop Tampa May Call A
To Be Consecrated
Heavy Bond Issue
a n B - w h a t r e t un i f h a v e c o m e f r om
iv
at
Bail Hardwa
And you <ver keep good (nought" in store;
if yon’ro living anil doing for other folk's sake.
Shut have milch to be thankful for.
. 11AI. COi IIRAN
} ( h ^ K L A . N ov. 25. An outline of
thefflS>proxim.te isist of the pro- Mali cull Al i / er I- one of lie I Oil i lliph
po«fct* Ocala l)ayIona cross state puny who a t e t u n n e d to tiamlli pub- to i
roafct'h.l t i . » houndnries of thr dis- .Meal s | is:ol e x p or t ’ ca> h> :• i I i~1 e\«
trioAfcWtdch it is proposed to bond grut . t i . i i r g i n - upon ' h e ii| : -.i.i.h • n
/br,{«nBt of construct um, will
he
of filing i a es am) ■ I fiii i m r i t i i i e , aio
*uh]Wtt’ed to properly owners and
o t h W n t a meeting nrheduled for
#s:Payw*na next Monday night. I’eri' aorAN^inahing the project hope to
hnvgk.thc necessary signatures of
{ 25 fi cent of the property holders
. in (qe district Involved in time to
; aolMft the iirtitioii for calling an
eledHxm to the county rnmmissinn,1At IvMlNVII.1.F, \
crsMt their meeting December At
B E . ttP .E B V H .I.K . S ~ .
Rt A O f f College of agriculture m I i&• •ufju'HiIng u s i mpl e and easy book- keiflMng system for the citrus growP . ' e n M f the state. I l is planned to
readily, and without
any
RTtfAt imiount of work cm the pnrt
p.;ofTm ) farmer, what inn been done
in*The way of work and supjdn s
Simmons S i
Kefrigerai
Sum up the things th at you really posecss.
And you’ll find th at you’re living in wealth.
Think o f the good things that offset the stress,
And consider your friends and your health.
Tin* troubles th at come, and we all have our share.
Makes the good things in life even greater.
We realize th a t when we s t o p .tr compare;
Tin re nre tougli breaks, but good ones come later.
i
JV Ooala-Davtona Road
K; w m B e Discussed !
1
Try Smith’s Barber
Shop for good barber
work. Ladies welcome,
Next to Valdez.
Dntrrl \nt'
Extends
I f vo uare weann.tr an
Tailored Suit or Overcoat
It will add to your
Thanksgiving Day
Suits
T a i l o r i 'd - l o - M i 'a . s t m '
W. BRADFOR
THAN
mm unity Meetings
anned At Orlando
QHI.ANDd, Nov 25. Fonmiutt
I t y j i"w Ih i ndeountv <levi.|iiptiieiit
win he tin. I..pics emphasized ut a
acni
ei
lot i i i numt y
eulertaiutndfl^s i ; i i n In Die t h u n g e i oimi>
ch4i> Il I 1 I C.iinmi'li •* ill Di'i elidii 1
M v u p r p> mi ' s , i i o n mu i d i y sing
( ingi and ilinsti uled talks will ti nt
U t v t p i ' gitlni'tings srhetluled t " )«
D g l n r s Mniiduy, I lei enilii i 1 .ii
' Tulrt f ’ht rfrt iiiiii.i a ml mi l llrci'iiiUrf
HOKSKS, MULES, (ATThF AND
POULTRY
V9m\ T afl
Ntr»v Post Office To
Jpp Up At Fort Myers
Pourist School 'Fo
Oi;en at I>a\tona
[lowers4
-111 1’. Kh S no more
•precious Thanks^ ’i v i n g- greeting
Jthan to “say it
Svith Flowers."'
THANKFUL TO BE YOUR
BIG SERVANT
FOR
-LIGHT AND POWER
w h eth er those yob love
rfirc nearhy ur far away,
jy^ur Floral greeting will
■>c delivered, fresh and
STEWART
SOUTHERN U TILITIES CO
C. A. UYH1), Manager
• Sanfcrd'i Telegraph
;
.
iwww
T*
^ otfr T a b l e W i t h
Chinaware
SFMINOLIiHiKIK'O
THE OLD RELIABLE
if
t-lo rU .!
lirit h tfii
New Silver
I ’huitt ’.I I
j ;
THANKSGIVING
,.V
I
w a r -ja ittg r o :
�NOVEMBER
Hft-
PAGE
25,w 1924
f*
When Fire Visited Atlantic City
NoT> 21 ’
fori** wuutinir home
■JJb girls that will
L , i t the national
Chicapo, beginning
£ from West Florida
*,,Vt ef Winners,
bv Miss Flavin
f i e denionstrat on
i,» three of the,
m other parts of the
“ Palm Beach coun
sel. from DcSoto
t p
r
wfre decided by n
«titive contest on
’Vin health, story o f
crreral club stnnd’ cli,b work, nod « -
r.
jj&vj L
,d
i l l
;t;
p
w
? ^m s
Be Even More Thankful
if,
JjTvr*J
mi HIfiK#
And'this you can do if you invest in Sanford/real estate
now—while there is time to get in on the ground floor.
Next month or next week—or even tomorrow— may be
too late, as values have begun to climb and are now go
ing up faster than ever before in the history of our town.
P 11
gurcc.^ful canaliir recortls, follow:
od.-,on. I‘.dm Beach
, «3\ point, health
^ o rd k story 0.6,
10 5. total 93.8.
,v,,r pcSoto county,
in, JO and total 92.5.
jft'ti l-con, 20.3; 25;
total 88.!*.
Gadsdioi,
20; 25;
FOURTEEN FU LL SIZED LOTS
$ .6 .
. Okaloosa. It*.* 5 2o;
Localod just nut side the present corporation line, hut in line for quick
advancement. One on I'almctto, twwo on Magnolia, two on l’n:k. two on
Oak, two on Myrtle, two on Elm, two on Laurel and one on French. Lots
on every street all the way across town.
fctas. 21. 2-n. It*. 9.1;
i6*dsd‘ n county).
Jr*,-. Orange. -22.5;
U itamling not re-
$187.50 each on very easy terms
of Jobs
Finding
Work
C G u N"'
2 1— One
PINE CREST LOTS
■
Just about thirty more left at the initial price. The improvements arc
being rushed right along and by spring we expect all the streets to ho
finished. Several new houses are now being built and several of (he lots
have already been sold by the original purchasers al a profit. Terms and
price is what is doing it—and we have some lots priced as low as
5 , no - "t 1'ii.sperity, ■
i, Si,nth hit m tho £
yh,,|«>. lui-iiifus ini-n ' H
it, il l- ..........use of i n
j and tin- mt l cane in ■
.tit)
5, Snuthiit■t pnrticu-
'<i
■
ioHir, iiMpnivenii'i.t , J
afr,:,..- i-t jiid u o t'ia l , ■
^ ,ii i n ;i-f of uncm-' ■
I
received hero H
■pa;!,- • better show- - ■
Ihim sumo of J
hrmlf <m li month
tyufiti»ns and t hr.
b 'i> )>> the cmm (icpaiiment
of
Ht la-putt m eat of
Kiroticli ami an ann cuiitli! ions.; F o r
■ the analysis, for
■ > mu-i favorable
sum,* utroniplnyifuuml in t In-* state.
■
£
j■
hi i.lg,- emit facts
l li,-itlmitr a lurgo
trkrrI , stile ami
»fr t„'-,iiiig <>n full
huililn.g enlist rue
»li»ti-inent ami ae-
■
JJ
■
■
2
■
Our pew location is on East First street, next floor to Yowell’s. Drop in
ami list your property with us if you want it sold, ami look over our list
if you want to buy.
We are members of tin* Sanford Heal Estate Board ami we live up to the
t'odejif Ft hies adopted by the National Association of Heal Estate Board.
That's YOUR protection.
■
:■
£
■
■
£5
■
I [hat it mostly is *
r m,i it,at highway , m
Wo have a complete line of exclusive
ARTKCO linens that will make tht
most (lohrable season gifts.
Britt Realty Company, Inc.
202 First Street
LET YOUR GIFT MAKE THF SEASON
pi' •fnpli'yinent
REALTORS
Sanford, Florida
ii* m n u
1. l-y tile (iov-
TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW EARS NOW ON TH E WAY TO US WE MUST SE L L EV ER Y USED
CAR ON OUR FLOOR.
Every one of these has been thoroughly overhauled and is ready to be driven away. At th prices placed on them, they will sell quickly as every on
eof them is worth far more than we are asking. This is your opportunity!! Take advantage of i t !! Read the list and then come in and see the cars
themselves.
0\ orland Touring
1
|
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[_
1
One Model 91
(INK
One (5-10
Overland Touring
Ford Touring
Hudson Touring
$450.00
$175.00
One Model 91
Ecfinishcd
$750.00
i'efinishcd
$850.00
|
$300.00
$750.00
#
Liberty Six Touring
$150.00
■
ONE
ONE
Hudson Six Touring
Ford Touring
$300.00
$350.00
\
1
Mitchell Six Touring
ONE
Buick Six Touring
$300.00
•
One M
odel 4
Overland Touring
ONE
( handler Six Sedan
ONE .
#
ONE
Buick Six Roadster
ONE
Ihiirk Four Touring
Lexington Six Touring \
ONE
$550.00
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AML) MANY MORE THAT A R E
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Overland Touring
$300.00
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-•-$250.00
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Overland Touring
Overland Touring
$450.00
nm.
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eaturo hoi of rcfreshWent nnd glhdnexs;
Pomp and dignity will
at The Junior Warden win pour oil
the Ikying of tho cornet
it o\'er it ns>n symbol of pence and
tbc. new' Masonic TemplH I
will
_
................
new City
Half,’ this after poop’ at joy. The Grand Marshall,
Of
New
Y o rk
ii:30 o ’clock when', for the first Gm® then, by direction of the Grand Publishcrs
Atlantic Port Hate D ispute in the history, of th e1citJV it •» Mnsler, proclaim that thp stone has
Herald - Tribune
Charged
Expected T o Be Settled Ih stated, a double cornerstone laying been well nnd truly laid; according
W i th
Publinhing
Income
to the usages of th^ ancient craft
t
T h re e W e e k s ’ T im e By T h e will be observed.
L ists in Violation O f I j iw
Mn*onry.
The following is the ptvgVirn
Hoard Reviewing Dispute
The Chnpluin will close the cere
which will he given by the Masonic
Ined By M rs.
lodge this afternoon, according .to mony with the benediction.
Fast Grnnd Master Silas B. K an sas City Paper
Action Taken A fte r i an announcement:
Wright
will then make a few re
W a s A lso Indicted
The Grand Master will make an
United S ta te s Carries Out
D ay’s Oral A rgu m en t address o f greeting to the members marks and will be followed by Mnyor Forrest l.nke nnd City Attorney
Last Act o f Its Scrapping
o f the lodge nnd to the citizens.
LA.
Herald
•
Tribune
O
m
i
t
t
e
d
The list of articlos will then be George A. Det'ottes.
V hrec^C o rn ered Dispate H as
Program U n d e r N a v a l A r m a
List One Day Hut R esu m es
The city officials will fall in the
which they will be
E ffe c t e d Atlnntie and Mid* read out, after
ment
Lim itation A g reem en t E v e n tsN o w W a itU p o n
Publication Following Day
placed in the box and the bo* parade with the Masons nt tho
die A tlan tic Ports O f U . S. placed under the stone. The stone Mnsonic Hall nnd the pnrnde *-lll
Completion O f N ew
WASHINGTON. Nov. 26.— Sec
NEJW YORK. Nov. 26.— On three
will then be Inid by the Past Grand lie headed by a patrnlmnn on mo
torcycle.
NVASHINGTON. Nov. 20.—The Master o f the Masonic Lodge, after
counts rhnrging “ unlawful publi- retary Wilbur disclosed in n for
Egyptian
M inistry
Senator Curtis of Kansas who is
*nin£
Cere- virtually
The Women's Club will nlso in- ention of tax returns, the New mal statement todny thnt torpeassured of the Repub- j Shipping Board Tuesday took under which the Deputy Grnnd Master
will ply the square to the stone to elude in the box. for the city stone, York Tribune Company, publishers
locs, aerial bombs anil gun
fire had
H en leadership part ip t l « S ™ .
C E N E V A , N ov. 2 6 .— A tel
0f B i g
.................
ascertain that it Is laid square.
" J’enr book for the years of 1022- of the Herald-Tribune, was indictlate
H
enry'
l“
nt'c
Fort
rate
controversy
nfter
nte to succeed the
24.
This
is
I
h
ciiusc
during
these
ed
by
n
federal
grand
jury
Tue«-|all
been
employed
in
tests
muile e gr a m o f protest against Brit1
a
day
of
oral
nrgument
by
Rep
The
Senior
Grand
Warden
will
Cabot I/odge.
itLST N«»v. 2 6 .
resentatives of North and South then npply the level to the stone. years the major performances of day.
,
,
, , off Virginia capes on the hull of j Js |, action ill E g y p t fo llow ing
J built dirigible
In n court presided over by fed Battleship Washington, which was lilt* a ssassination o f Sirdar
Atlnntie, Gulf nnd Middlewest in Finally the Grand Warden will ap the organization was the building
of the club house. This was during eral nuii
....... f Webster of
Judget __
J. .Stnnley
terests. Decision
within three ply the plumb,
i< in her hangar
Lent to the bottom yesterdny in Sir Loo Stack wns received
the tenure of office of Mrs. R.
i \\*ashington. the indictment was
Then
comcA
the
ceremony
of
conweeks
is
expected.
her sister ship
today by the secretariat o f
obtained by John E. Joyce, assist final tests made by gunfire.
South Atlantic nnd Gulf Ports aecrnting the stone, which is the Tolar, ns president.
-h following her
The city is also placing a punn- anl ^ s [)j*trict Attorney, at the
League O f N atio n s from the
duty
of
the
Grand
Chaplain,
after
have asked the board to order
NORFOLK. Vn.. Nov. 20.—The
ramie photograph of Sanford in the JrP(,(10(q „ f Attorney General Stone,
jhington T uesday
E g y p tia n
parliam ent
under
equalisation of their ocean rates which, corn is scattered over the
box
that wns taken in 18t>0. a yenr , yjfl jn,|jvj.lunls were named in the battleship Washington was sunk
I
!tum journey last
with New England Ports nnd New stone as a symbol o f plenty. Tho before
the
sig
n
a
tu
re
o
f
president
of
Mayor Lake became mayor HUit.
off the Virginia rapes Tuesday
York, nnd these points in turn are Senior Grand Wnrden win then nf Sanford for the first time.
that
body.
.
'
.
Mr.
Joyce
said
the
proceeding
pour
wine
over
the
stone
ns
n
symnmi nine at 10 *>H o'clock. Beyond
seeking an adjustment of through
The test indicates thnt n aim!*
—
-—
----------I
was
brought
solely
to
test
the
le
rail nnd wnter rntes on n parity
OS. Nr*v. 26. — A
Igalitv of the publication of income the terse mitiiniation of the sink- lar communication has been forwith Norfolk, Baltimore nnd Phil
tax returns, xxOiicb he said occurred ,
and the time, nothing official
i raring northward W ill D eterm in e W h e t h e r S e v adelphia. Uhder existing rates
i.n Oct • 36 Iniliviiimils
a. \it i\w mannt i in which the Unit* wnrdid to nil world parliament*.
eral Crim son StuinH Found fixed by the North Atlantic con
Inkers*. the United
pnymuntM \v«»ri‘ rttrii were not row* I
States curried mil the Inst m l
LONDON. Nov. 2 6 — Events In
On A rticle s A rc o f Blood; ference- lines, tho rate nt South
lot Angeles sped
nininunts. miti Mr. Joyce. Their |<>t ith ncrnpidn« proirnnn under the
Report
E xpected
Todny Atlnntie ports is 7 1-2 cents per
names were nelected nt
rnndom j n„\ill nrnunmnt limitntion ntfiw- Egypt now wait upini the comple
ito take her appoint100 pounds more thnn nt New York
from genernl lists the Ilernld* l rih ment could he leiirued hertt. Any i tion of new cabinet, the composi
|n commissioned ship
and the rate at Gulf port* is lfi
une |nihli‘*he<l. An eiirly trinl wus m i n i mutton as to the destruction of j tion of which i? generally regnrdCOLUMBUS. Nov. 26.— Rcjbut n«ne tkio less a
cents more.
promised the publishers.
sults of the scientific exam
,
, tin* "hip.
. authorities
. . at the
.. lliiinp*
.J |
e d favorably here an ,-n< «u raging
Representatives of the middle
Knuds naval lune said, wouni h (|, f|||.
nrcpplaiice of all
The Herald-Tribune refrained
ination in connection with the
|„ |jtjvh
Atlantic area argued that any rail
from printing tax lists on the |liuxe to come from Washington.
_
Shentslev
furnace
mystery
iihraii of her In the
'IT. **'ivs-VniV*,* Zi'war Pasha is crerlitlate advantage given those ports Alabam a Senator E x p e ctin g Fourth T o Be A d d ed Unless morning of October 2b after the
Fi oin iinoffieial soiines, Imwever.
will not he made known before
|t half soore of himOnt* A g a in s t .Senator M a y - ,
v department’* order that ,t was leui ned that the lug muss of ( ( wjl() |)uvjnjr „ ssUM.,| Lord Alwas the result of an interstate
first of next week, Prosecutor
irrvine word to the
Some
Private.
Individual
commerce commission
decision
y |„. Vvill take the strongest
field is D isp osed o f ; M a n - j lists be made available to publii 1‘-' I went dovvn under lire of ,lu’ 1
tin that with full
King suid today.
Or Corporation T o O f f e r
U inch gun* ,.f the batith-l..,. lex- 1)l(..l<unw
,H.rM.rVe order.
based on a variety of considera
tony. ihe name of
gus Johnson May Return |iii-P«-ti.«i. other I.k-oI papers cm
Hid Like That o f F o rd’ s
had been planned, but even
A),
f , oln Egypt TucsCOLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 26.— tions. nnd that solution of the I
l ied long li-l- f names and taxes
Stv had l>eon l><
...... that
ter no information , )(iy UKU,t, ,j)u( (|1(. population is
paid, Iml the Herald Ti dome Im.l ......
...... qum
,
,hip by Mrs. C o l-1investigators seeking n solution of problem could not bo attained by
to the nutnbci ofiishells_ris|uirtal
WASHINGTON. Nov. 26. — , WASHINGTON. Nov. 26— The otilv n news xiory which inrluded
ife of the nation’ s 'th e Bexley furnace mystery are equalization of ocean rates at all
t
i,t„i,i...i " quiet iiml t'uiro i« calm. If it is
l » tin* ' s i n k i’4»iiItl Ih* 4»ntinmu. the , ilm liefoie the storm, there
k thnt act. the d e -1awaiting a report from Chemist C. ports. New England and New CJiairman Norris, of the Senate j * mite of the next congress will a statement saying in pm I
I
he
baltlfslnp
Texas,
w
hieh.
w ith are innumerable indications thnt
“
III
obedience
to
the
law
the
York
representatives
asserted
the
j
|»h< was carried so F. Long and Dr. II. M. Hrundagc,
Agriculture Committee
who led I • called upon to decide at least
parly ot ordinance expert* from Hie lliitish are prepared. Sever
_ the navy's rolls, n pathologist, which is expected North Atlantic rote fixing con- ( the fight against Henry Ford’s three election contests. A fourth Herald Tribune i refraining from
V\a-Inngton almaoid, ha- hi*etl coii- al III ill'll warship* are proceed
>Angeles, signifying to show whether or not brownish ference wns a failure because it ,
will be added to the list, unless ,t' "''riM''im-'xt*'«l,'ivV however, tins pa iii» I •ng e'.pernio n t with the giant ings io Egyptian waters, and
lattsinii she has been crimson stains discovered yester- could not meet the requirements of Muscle Shoals bid and succeeded
-lop a- a tliiget to test ollt theories Hoops lire being sent to strateg__
and advanced the pro- in having his own hill reported by the piexent senate disposes of *' , j,,,, |„.j. |M pul.h-huig the li-t- at
f itUniational agree- ilay on u number of articles in the all shippers
Christ
Evangelistic
Lutheran |M,sition thut rnil and ocean rates the committee dedured so fur us c u l l —i ngiiinst Senator Max-field. |eoinp:nned b> another -lutcment ,.| ai m.-llielll as involved III the mil station* in thut country an
in its place.
\\a hingtoii - «oii«lruetion. xva- ex
(|)| Texas, which lias been tin whieh -aid in pmt
it
parsonage, where the.......
ere- eouhl
wt.r<- not interlocked
shippers
entire Imtallion i* In-ing moved
* * ‘perfect day for 'IChurch
.....................
la- pro,K-rlythnt
served
with he was cncerned the .s hoals was subject of investigation foi near
pel ted to Ieuc h Hampton Roads across Mediterreun from Malta. »,
"The
I
le,
aid
Ti
iliumxe-teiduy
tt nosing out of the |mated body of Mrs. Addle Sheatsi
a
closed
issue
and
he
would
not
!
-nun
tline
Insi
night,
but
whether
il
mil
ted
the
income
lax
figure*
Iv two years.
of rates.
The second Dorsetshires have
By tin time the blue- ley, 50, was found in the furnace, outit. a H.parity
Hupper. speaking for the re-open hearings unless ordered U .1 Senator Bursum, (ID New Mex- from it news eolumns in the cun the board had oi would submit a left Suez for Fort Sudan; a Scot
[)• northward just be- N#V- 17. ore splotches of human
u
p
o
n
to
l
be
navy
department
by
••
do so Itv the senate, lie si,lit ne , mi, lias^ informed
m i « » , senatoi.........................
....... not lie
.
.
that they should
North Atlantic conference lines,:
in x iili in ................
,
tish holder battnllion is being
thr sun had broken blood.
.......................
- ........
^is hill to the^ san-;i ^ashinVton'
Mwolc pullin' :ilift im c’oiiipliiiiu’t* with iiutin iii iissuit their nrrivwl hi thi transferred from Alexandria to Is*
Prosecutor King announced 1 ues- invited the .Shipping
Hoard
and woul‘l
Washington lluit’
that he
he w'ilT'V.mtest
will
tUnlmg clouds of the
Shippers
to
sit
with
the
conference.
ate
and
argue
for
its
passage.
(
(|h,
vU.ctioll
llf
Sam
G.
Bratton,
the
tilling
of
the
Treasury
Depart
,
capital,
could
not
be
d.-terinined
,
nialta.
In Uario, British trqgpa,.
wv sweeping the duy night the report would not be
iw solve
i ' i sthe
..v. ......
ent l*\ moment. The made before Wednesday at the ear- ,o
rate -x
question,* but ; WAS11INGf ON, NoV. 2 6 ^ -S .n a , . £ >
|
facts, which never shouldC S h g ^ r r u X ’r ‘th ^ n n v y 'd^ ’lon du ct‘octaHionai marches thrtiugh
other
speakers
the streets, and British uorroaI hem Likehurst was
—
i . . . . . thought
, , * * i the. Hoard! tor Underwood. |)pim*crnt, Alabama
" """
Senator Brookluirt. (ID of Iowa, have been made known, have be p.,Mount and -•• fm as tbex me
Rev. C. V. Slieatsley, husnuTTne ZR-3, os she .UThe
T . f , h victim at Fans Ohio W" U,<1
its Jl,d<C'al " U*,U!* ' f s a i d Tuesday he would withhold hi* will be forced to defend his elec-jeome general news of immediate , ,,,,,,, .n.d their ,'port will not be pondents report that this is hav
.........
bi|| providing for Hie dlspu*.
ing "n salutary effect upon 'tho'.
a. found herself with bun,l of the victim, at l aris, Ohio. , „ meepU-d.
Sleek, hi*
bis dem
demo-,
o-!importance
importance. ' Ii.e
be iHerald liibu n e uvmbibh foi publn atlon.
^ V. Norman, representing tne
. ex tmn. Daniel J.1 Sleek,
J.
the
J • ' ............................
JV7, ‘i, with the
temper nf the people.”
two hours of aerial where he mid his four children me
N'u
x.,|
..fficeiashore
w
e
i
c
in.
lit,
recognized that
that the
visiting relatives, announced that i (tor^j,
arts of Jacksonville and Charles
f Bl,n‘u. ,,rjvnte individual * rntic opponent having i,nnmin,x-d i reeoginzei
a Treasiu \ ml ,.,|
Wednesdav the citizens of Uario
|do bef'iir
shi' came the stains were "probably rabbit t((n>
th. b. lu l that the W ashingineffective.
It.
^
in, and Malcolm M. Stewart, of " Cl" ''’
,ndlting « but (dans for bringing a contest
An .m g had b.some m
naval air station nt
Ion's
1
11,;,| plunge i anie much quick- will lie given an opportunity to
today
the
(iguie*
itjdle West Foreign trade com- "
_1 ...iff v Ford's which wa- unusual situation lias developed theiefore. pi nits •••olle.'lor ‘..if in 1,.I than u.t- expected. Just aII short see
, ”a whole
........... brigade of British lnInner the President and blood.". He explained that he shot 1 » liddle
four rabbits, two days before the mitt,
littee, charged that opponents of ^ ViSrawn
in this eontest. as several repuh made public bv . he
their
»ii> not due to urmi lling 11,
b c l . - i the message telling of I funtrv marching through
it
hoot
tragedy and thnt they were dress | rate
ute equalization were not among
lf t),i>. bid should not materialize, liean leaders, including Senator•.
v
the siukii.i* came, the Texas had sheet* with fixed baVoneU.
k! 45 i< in
ed in the parsonage basement
(hose
•*lose
le aligned
allglieU lfor
o r me
ih
the best
Inter Svhator(In,|erwoo,i asserted,
he Smoot, of Utah, have uiinolllli ed
Fold Allcnbv, the British high
Ithe gti.it dome of the
Iasked lliul photographic planes be
Mr. King and detective Hurry
(lf , h
American Merchant would then introduce his hill which their intention of supporting Stei k.
imiui'siniier, it is said bus been
thiii -n uitered. till1 ('arson Tuesday went to Litliopolis
W ASHINGTON. Nov, 'Jii In . M.„| fi„m llnmpton Roads to take
q the final l.ombuidincnt • given wide power to deal with any
|mmg a- though
in where they interviewed Mr*. Gladys Marine, hut Mr. Hupper denied he is now preparing and which Out of a total of mole than one lu l in,-nt late Tin-sdax in Kansas j picturi
tlslr t the figure of Redelfs, who the prosecutor be that foieigns sought eontrol of this would have the endorsement <d the million votes Hrookhurt was de ( ilv of the owner and managing anil plunge, but while the*, wen-' -.iiilden emergen, v.
II J Southern senators at the short •' i lured winner by uround 755 bal editor of the Kansas < it> .lournul l.ving
Ih ill h oft i, m l' , onnected with
»t I,v»ti- alx'Ve the lieves wus the last friend of the country's commerce, and
i.-ad.v a second mcs'iig
_ , i
Wagner, of the Norfolk port com -Ion of congress. He suid he be lots. Ste, k rlttillls he would havi
Itst'jir ••■ again over family t<> see the victim alive.
I i' tin- olilv one o( the tiller- from the lexn* *anl the Vkashing fmeign niilitarv and naval nffuira
1
mission and Hampton Roads Mari lieved the best solution for the Mil- won if ballots maikc.l with arrows tederal
l House at d the Wasliproceedings thu* far mi 11.>i, had nik and countei niiinded had several eonfeience* today.
Mi's. Redelfs is the wife of the time Exchange, ridiculed
t
h
e
Ihe iues* ••( Great Britain is
,.|e
Shoals
problem
was
along
'be
placed
there
bv
overzealous
sup
umrnt tin- ship plowed pastor of the Lutheraq church at
tinted which involve* individual*, the p n 'i-o * oidci
I„<iters, had not been thrown out in the t-IToit to dear up Ihnmgii
,i Hi, most pait. supporting tho
lines contained iii Ford’s bid.
lie-pit, denial' by navy o ffn e i' f.
ugh :i lath of golden Litliopolis, IH miles southeast of . hai ge.
Friends of Senator Johnson, om it action the conflicting provi
,\ei muent’s i m -iv demand upon
Tile main function for Mu*
t \\ .,'l.nq-lon Monday, sonic, in g.
^Itetirii •*v the Autumn ( 'olunihus.
funner lahm. Minnesota, say* be -am* of the revenue act affecting |,m, h vvtlb the expel inienl plan'll, i lie Egyptian*, and all iiclimi which
She told the investigators, they A m erican Legion W ill Shoals, the Alabumu senator
u|l|M.„timi of
h
lux
leturns. „|„t , |,.(t the Washington had been has been taken in KgVI't 1>V tho
O f f i l ' o r i S ‘ Ured. ts untionai defrnM'. Muscle will c.ntcM the election nf hi* ,.p
ant ruht o| guns ut the said, that Mrs. Shentsle.x appeared I ,<4 •>11 \ ! o u
IN ON
U l l i t t r h x;|loa|H WHr Imilt primarily foi the poncnl. Rep Schall. (IDSome of the liberal
|he iiidictinenr,
arlici in the day it,it>Ux damaged by the t,"ls before government
i arinss the narrow riv- lo tie in a normal state of mind Install
.............
..
1pioduclioo of nitrogen for the mini utor Johnson claims Schall made of the New York Tribune < ompii today and that »he had taken in a papers ii|ip< ar to be of tho opibiriini tIn air station, I hr <lity of htT vihit.
charges,
against
................. .. I’ost, Amcri ufueture of ummunitioii and since untrue
water through p, iieil i ,,,,, (|,U( the demands are a bit
Uarnpbcll-Loaning
.........
..
—
• him
i • dm / nv, and that several duys ago in - ‘ great deal
fruiilsni and Mrs. CoolDecision a> to whether the biKiy
ict tired armor. Em ly I too strong and suggests that tho
•»
Bultimore
earns a.
« the campaign in violation
.•
• ix;,|vi„g
vI
Ithe
HI till
I V I III’ ■'
-Daily
/ FostJ
• s
Icomiiig b\ barge. The of Mrs. Sheatsley should he ex can Legion, will install its recent-1tt plant must be ready for operation "mg
wu- reported Very low League of Nations ought to bo
|y
elected
officers
Wednesday
he
said,
it
wns
logical
to
convert
Minnesota’s
corrupt
practices
,"
'1'
.|„,th
named
tinpublishing
corpora-p
(UiMing by radio to humed, Mr. King said
tonight,
Senator Ashurst of
Arizona, t urns themselves as defendants. In i, H water and the theory ashore put to work on the situation.
h J 11 Klein, the skip- will be determined by the result evening ut 7:30 o’clock when the (he nitrogen into fertilizer in time
democratic member o f the senate
CBttCi j„ understood, the pur ,» that the ship was fifling faster
l»snhi|i. ulio had brought of the miulysis of the stains. If following will assume their re- „ f peace for tile farmers,
develop a different li>! i expected and that the lexa*
He said be did not think the di* committee on privileges and ele, - jmM, jui!t
New British Counsellor
|(rum l.nkehumt on her they prove to he human blood, he spectivc positions: A F. Haggard,
lions,
suid
the
law
required
that
j
0f
lbl,
(nx
publication ques- had little time fm currying out
Post
Commander;
Jumes
Huff,
tribution
of
power
should
receive
LONDON,
Nov.
26.— Neville
l»m- under American indicated the body would lie ex
t(1 |,ri,j|C ulmut a eomplete test final experiments
Mcvrick Henderson. British coun
L. U. Ikbout, serious consinerution because if the committee observe the state
llor the . •listening.
humed so thut Hr. Hrundage may Vice Commander;
flfclionn in ili’uiu*
^ (> luw, which opens tax returns
sellor ut Constantinople, has been
Adjutant; W. S. Coleman. Chap- Muscle Shoals is developed along law*
Take I’ Imres
examine the skull.
pointnirnt, understood to have been
|to public inspection in one section
lajn; Reginald Holly, Historian; the lines for whieh it was originally ing contests.
1the I'resident and
arid' F A Mcro, A. H. Hintermist-i intended, there would be only a
I tipotentiory ut Cairo.
The_ up-^
land prohibits their publication in
1hail taken places in
NO LUNCHEON THUKHDAN
er. and George A. DeCottes as the , small amount of surplus powt i.
point is understood to have been
another.
1
with Secretary
Other than to suy five or six
| made to strengthen the position
.
executive committee.
'
‘ ”
T'TT
. Secretary VDavis
Because so tnanv of the mcm more indictments were expected ill
Viscount Allenby. British high
After thw installation there wiii Mother A n d Baby Are
'kjvrtment and scores
commissioner in Egypt by giving.
i -vt
o
I hers of the Junior Chamber "I l similar rases, Attorney General
be a luncheon served ut the tu-w
•rut officers about
K i l l e d IV e a r o a v a n n a n ('^jnimorce will be out of the ,it> .Slone refused to conimeiil today on
______
hint an assistant from the diplufkp4iiu.re packed >vith
clubhouse.
on Thanksgiving Day, the officer* tbe justice department’s progress
*11 round the mile
The weekly luncheon of the Hi- m,’ “ ‘ YlTuiderson was sent from
of
thut l»ody have announced that
die proceedings,
•■tit held were parked
Royal
Arch Initiates
STATESBORO. Ga.. Nov. 26 wains
t'lub held yesterday at the ( nnstuntinople to Cairo immediate
Banks
nnd
stores
will
close
here
•
i
,,
there
will
be
no
meeting
on
Thur*
a
. !**•! the thousands of
R. R. Burnett of Suvunnuh
lwor,t,i i,, ip, more than tomorrow, uml all citizens of ban-, R j v e O il I U e s d a y N l j f l l t and her two year old son were day. The next luncheon will l«* 2 Y o u n g Sisters A re Montezuma Grill was featured fiy ly following the assassination o f
,rW»
ford ure cordiully invited to atund
killed this morning when a ham held on Dec. 4 ut the Seminole
Lx C h n t - k “ memorial program „b*viv,sl in Si, U-c Oliver Slack, sirdar of tho
of his
'ud mure than an edge the Union Thanksgiving (service
A meeting of Monroe Chapter struck un auto in which she. her Cafe,
I OU nd U e S d 1
x «
connection with the recent death Egyptian army, because
wide knowledge of Mussulman a f
1,1
and boxes lo be held at 11 o’clock at the First Number 15 Royal
Arch Masons husbund and two children were
WANTED FOR MURDER
,_____ The |Baptist Church, all the Frotest- was held in the Masonic
HOULTON.” ^
2 6 - Cynthia
Schcllc Maine*, a pronunent fairs.
rfl' »* time passed
Hull ruling.
kfi ho place to tramp 'ant churches of the city participat- Tuesday evening when five candi
and Neotin Foster, sisters. 14 and |membcl of the organization and a
WEST PALM BEACH. Nov 26. 10 yenr* old, were found dead man who bad citdrurcd himself to
P«»n u while, gathering •ng.
. „
,
, date* were initiated. George El
TRIPARTITE AGREEMENT
Florida Farm er W e d s
Rev. \V. J. Carpenter, pnstor of liott. Wilbur C. Smith.
-CltMl. Mi-Key,
Mngnolia,
Mis* 1Tuesrlay night in u shack occupied „ , r,.
wi,
.
Raleigh
s’u\dofto*huv'e”
confessed
whom be culm- into
the
Methodist
church,
will
preach
held
here
i*
said
to
have
en
fesse
1*0 ,- a greut clusio nuvr
.
Hurrv Williams in town of
—
Bavarian C o u n t e s j
WASHINGTON. Nov. 20. Sec
King. NV. L. Rumple, and C. Turat •
Mug- [.'osterville N. H.. IH miles from contact,
the k’lft of lw,s Angeles u short, appropriate sermon, und wick. ull of Sanford.
vantisi a
retary Hughes toduy conclude, I u that he i* the mun wunted
t)l „„||cr re|K,rts
The singing that usual >
l*f bommeree, as slie sut the vurious ministers in attendance
A number of vinitorj* from Or* tripartite agreement wiith the Aus iiuliu fur murder_on A u g.J. of Mr*.
NEW YORK. Nov. 26.—Countess
‘/.Vres'eif after'an u e f i " ^ ''
jw- All uImiuI her, nuto- will conduct different parts of the lniido* ut tended the »e**ion and re trian and Hungarian government* Will Bolian un d H a /V T a r v ,r and here
Marie von Ijirisch. who has hold
for
wounding
of
Miss
Fannie
II.hegan to appear as service.
all''(light serch.' TJ hein’g held by I not ,,b*erxed tmlny, .ndI the en.
under which war claims arising
also the title of duchess von Wit*
A selected number of singers mained for the banquet, which was since July 31, 11)14, will be adjusted. lian.
°r’ u 'upped themselves
townspeople pending arrival of the , program^ consisted of Mieeches
ti-hhuch, daughter of King
•
served
in
the
banquet
hall
of
the
' chill
from the choirs of ull churches here
pruirc of the popular attorney
slieriff from Fredericton.
of Bavaria, and nieco of the late
lodge.
*
The
following
paid
tribute
to
will
render
s|H-cial
music
under
the
'"Und. Commander
Empress Ellsbeth. of Austria, la *
the memory o f Mr. Maine* in glow
*“» *hip down close direction of Mrs. A. M. Philips and
honeymooning here with W. Hz 4
Orlando
N
e
x
t
M
eeting
Broward
Shooting
Is
ing terms: Rev. F. 1>. Brownlee, Meyers, truck farmer of Melbourne, I
two forward land- duration o f the service will be lim
George DeCottes, Mayor Forrest
The l luejuckets leaped ited to one hour so us to insure
Florida, who came to this country
o f Federation
M a r r je d
Clothed III M ystery Io
Luke. J. G. Sharon, Dr. C. J. Mnr|»ad dung frantically as the punctual preparation of the Place
in the steerage 12 years ago It WM •
shull,
S.
M.
Lloyd,
Kent
Kooaetter,
Thanksgiving
feast.
g| m,,aster above dragged
today.
ORLANDO, Nov. 26.— Orlundo
“ Pass the turkey, please, will
L. C. BeboUt nnd NV. M. Scott.
f learned
V** kn»- broke fur overThe Countess, who is 66 years
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 26.— At 5
A committee comiKised of T. NV.
,.m* "k i’ tling down ubout be heard in ninny Sanford homes, wns chosen the 1025 convention
city for the Florida Federation of o’clock Tuesdny morning in the lit
l^wton, John D. Jlnkina and S. old, was banished from Austria 3G
Ifi,* s
They went und in homes all over the country, Woman’ll Cluba, Mm.
Ramirez
.
.
.
.
---_,
,
*
'
Wm.
r.
when
hundreds
will
gather
at
the
the
stuleinwnt
nt
the
coroner
s
in
M. I.loyd was appointed to druft years ago.
the sudden release of
tle town of Empalme, near GuayDuring his trip from the United
Meyers read of her tragic plight
quest which closed yesterday, to resolutions of sympathy in regard
•Nut their comrades nt festive board to commemorate the Blackman, presidsnt, announced nias on the Gulf of California, States to Mexico, Chaplin is
the effect that the body of N. U. to Mr. Maine*' death for presenta und proposed to her by mail and
10 .1 ,* dung desperately deeds of those dauntless ancestors today following conference with diCharlie Chaplin' wus mkrried to to have refused to majee uny state Broward, nephew of former Gov. tion ut tho next meeting, which will married her while she was a w r«
L~'P lifted a score of them who braved wind and wave, and rector»’______________
ment to American newspaper cor
in Berlin.
,
'.
e.n<* Af they dropped the tomahawk to plant in this then 60 f o r e ig n e r s e n r o l l e d Litu GHty, his leading lady, by Giv- respondents, nnd tho bride and a BrodferU, w ad'not fully clothed bo held ut the Orange and Black vant
They married Sept. 2, In New
il
Justice
Antonio
Haro,
according
when physicians and others lirst hotel ut Longwood on Tuesday
bl« dirigible flung her wild and barren soil the seeds of
Jersey. Tomorrow they return to
to dispatches received here from member of Her famity und their saw it In the bathroom of the night, it wns announced.
l|y into the air again this great-nation.
companions were equally reticent.
TAMPA, Nov. 26. — Sixty or Guayma*.
the Florida farm.
No lavish public celebration has
‘ urging down into the
Cady
home.
Immediately after the ceremony , Miss Grey and members of the
been arrangwi, since the spirit of more foreigners have enrolled In
‘ Bother try,
J. l\ Hall Convalescing Holt Not To Stress J the day calls for reverent prayer Tampa's opportunity school for IU the couple returned to Gauyniai. moving picture company with
START WORK ON BRIDGE
und thanksgiving rather than gay course in principUs o f American reaching there at 7 o’clock. The Which she is appearing spent Mon,pAK;.s STARTED
From An Operation League In Campaign.,
ism and for the purpose of qualify wedding party had breakfast at Say, prior to the arrival of l hspand boisterous merry-making.
BRADENTON, Nov. 26.—The
The Knights o f Columbus and ing themselves to take out natur the Hotel Albin and afterwards lin, filming scenes in the vicinity contractor h»» begun preliminary
‘ nford Chamber of Comalization napers* Sevekrl women
Guaymas Bay.
Friends o f Postmaster J. P. Hall.
work on the three-quarter million
J ,l*rt‘ d ita winter ad- members o f-A ll Souls Church will are included In the classes whose went to their suite o f rooms which o f The
NENV HAVEN. Conn.. NoV. 26.wedding took place in the
max will
« . . . span
___________Will
he glad to leum o f his rapid
had been reserved at the hotel.
^campaign in the North, attend a special Thanksgiving ser
dollar
bridge
that
Man
Ilamilton Holt, Democratic nomi
members
range
in
age
from
18
to
presenco
of
a
small
circle
of
tween thia city and I recovery from an operation per- nee for United States enator, who j
' The witnesses at the marriage
*n
annountfement vice at AU Souls Church st 6
atee river
6B years.
,
in Empalme yeeterday were the friends including the bride’s moth l-,ln » lto . Office elruclur*., toel (o m e d
is widely known for his advoca
o L » The. 1?c* 1
ha* o’clock tomorrow morning, at which
same as those who appeared witq er and grandmother, She dispatch hoe«r., etc., . r . under c n n r t n » | M « o r U I
of the various ad- tirnO breakfast will be served in. thi*
of the lutaguc o f Nations, will r
said.
‘
.
.
uiro.
n
r
.
j
the couple there OcL 14 when they
" M arkets.
crew a are being
stress league issues in hi* cai
1a, »v.,n
Sanford i* parish hall by the ladies o f the .
The wcddlhg party. Is expected tlon, and worklnfT
secured a marriage license but
congregation.
^ t>le ‘“Celery Center.”
be ready to be- hU home at 107 NVest Thirteenth •sign for election to be held
organized
and
will
ve
by
train
in
Nagalea.
Ans.,
to, arrive
Nagals*. An*
CHICAGO, Nov. 28,—Wheati weNf unable t6 have the ceremony Wednerday
•rdgy, en ro b e to Hollywood,
performed because o f- legal ^
•tedu
T h e'w orst thing about the itch
Ume arrive, for the
today.
it ,h
is understood
tl*« newly
...
idealities. They w e r e H u e * ' whet* it
for
may
.o r office is that election
---------------- make
— -.
“
hlurtcd on this bide o f the Tbflfcr »
will make their home.
iUo o f Guaymae and Francisco weds will
ft s. WASHINGTONIsimisr
.structcd in
for U. &
IS FINALLY SUNK ments; Intervention
OFF EAST COASTl Not
By bo# .
•on Tuesday
No Disorders On
Tuesday Reported
Uneventful
To Capital
^
Attends
CHEMIST REPORT
IS EXPECTED TO
SHED SOME LIGHT
UNDERWOOD WILL SENATE TO HAVE
PIGEON-HOLE HIS THREE CONTESTS
NEW SHOALS BILL UP FOR DECISION
Kiwitnis Club Pays
Tribute To Memory
Of Schelle Maines')
Union Service At
Baptist Church On
Thanksgiving Day
('barlie Chaplin And tita Grey Are
Tuesday Near Mexico City
be
.
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�ON THANKSGIVING D A Y
WE O F F E R
HEARTFELT GREETINGS TO OUR HUNDREDS~OF FRIENDS AND PATRONS; WE
ARE THANKFUL FOR THEIR FRIENDLY AP
PRECIATION OF OUR SERVICE AND WE
LOOK FORWARD TO BEING OF INCREAS
INGLY LARGER USEFULNESS TO THEM.
MAY THANKSGIVING
BE FILLED WITH
CHEER FOR EVERY HOME AND HEART IN
SANFORD AND SEMINOLE COUNTY.
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bar IT. 1( 1*. at the 1‘ottoftlr*
anfartt. Florida, under Act of
h i. HIT.
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a, n o w ah i* n r.n o— ___ Maaaver
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iim im im o t
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■lleared In Cfly hr Carrier, pet
ah ’ Sr. Weekly Edition 1*00
Tear.
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81'KCIAL tvarrirr.i All ohltnary
I Aollcea. card* of thank*, resolution*
>lkn<1 notice* of entertainment* vrhor*
r rharree are made will be chanted
at regular nrtvertlaina rate*. .'I,
iK u n cn t i ik AaaoeiATr.il r n i
hlosRIims III
S tever has H o n d a , never ha ’. e the pei pie o f Florida had
•o
nitieh
that calls tni gratitude, so unn h that calls for de
|
tliy
u itli 71*11 anil smiling,
! tei miliat ion I o lo- wort !iv oI ( itnl’s goodness.
I S ” nn-l pleaRure n-.mieiling.
'lUR Oltr hearts I I Ihee hegililing,
I(Happy in thy gift •f cheer
Much attention v. dl I
QHIther, children, tune is passing, |n-i ..
will la main hour.Ipinner ham h almost la r«
paid to good dmnci s tomorrow
i cnergv s|a nt upon (lie having
of a good time
Hilt deep. dov\ n III t be beat t o f ev ery .sincere
John shall split tin- liieki
11,1,1
s«»niethmg will III- singing. “ It’s come to thanklu)
' ’iminlti,
ti-(
lime
again,
thankful time, thankful linn "
n d h . . tinder, flint nnd
uTne w * , ah « « f .
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l o u is x i i .l i :
THE POST O H n | has -tnpp.
*if Ifi«* ttailc iff I’ tirii •* Hoiikch, a
• iliiti if man. \vh»i i »n a
mail nrdi'f
Ilf
,
«Id<«ttrilt hi:’ li'fUi
"'!'n •nil- you. (
.’thi| make yuii lucl. and lo ver g u ,
I Oil,. . anil gel all the Work VuU ''
■aa do, harrow all the money you -t
1',-ed In rim
uni
hii>iiii-sM >ou ...(
w.iM ” and the ii . i on Iv #21 .
,r
' iirttiK it .tot r s \i
'u- Ft i In Ii
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I ii ill I•.it i*-li f I•.{II Ih
I ij. iici luihiy will en
he of .trail .Inure- -II
■i and lh i—a |--Ihe i- tyc
Whut ev i l ilia v In - a id
i nl I i et'i'li - 1hi a.at ,
I • l-irgul 11-1 tl .1 U vvn■II t lie Wit ' " I I III"
a11*»vved h'- pin it'i-ni In
in stop the
III.ugh. the
till* llli-rr
illfillmeiit
i
|' m o f :
( I • \ • rv lu st \v;tv
I " -bow v . .H, gratel III I I. I milk giving Da
I be In-* i Inn- t ||a t |,, a , i
, I batik t id i an ■
Is ( bi- to make l bank l id •■! In i h i ,i 1 1 . i ■a i ,
Fm Itv i s t bat are grip. l Hf and siintiv, and gla*l
I o t a n v l l,i ir tinsbiio
lives t bat ate s.,d ;
I’ or t bildii ti v\ bo have nil tin v waul and to >pai
I
K N S U R IN K D
d
■I ■ tin
tI
nf heath)- i
luintinedan,
ai my an-l
i nt ( in
1 1ITi aT
ia lt 1mg uvei the l-l. -ich lug!,
to the li.mk- i f tin Maine
d ' 1-t .I. Hill- neist a*d In n
iv "I
is (
the cun-e
of In pacifi.-t utlviaiiei
Ilie e i i-atest i-i at. i - ..f ni.
in ill ill ed In i i ali-t J w ii a
'*111;i - it i i I III ill , Itig I tie opelllll r
tin !••- v lu- i n-f
It. ha- he ».
.Ill'll "I III ITIII'I V I n I, | -VII,III!
/ed in all it- utiiiv in i m -pit,i it- di-~cii-i.il- lli a -|.ii it inns
1 th r I »*neli vv.a kmg masses."
I'• VVa- ., ,S... I-111- • hanllv lu Iti •
h.i ■ li
, | - , lull i ii tIn-1 n ileino1
( n. nt:«ig - iii ml leg rd a l lull
I'll
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.ill
1.1.
vvh.
M.11. rand, nppu
w
ml.
a i.
Ur .! 11v, itiih it Img \v d 11 nu i friend
■l"
I'banksgiviug Dav ideals with Imn nto i|,,
< i v da
II A - III I III- l.oiutiv, lull Mow ’ •• ‘
ol the Weeks to come.
leu-t own II ivv.iii
l he 111.
l1
vvainin
Wo*•
i
A him ii a l l w i t !
•vnd those ideals are part ii ularlv >ati
I,
band- .•t •rAnd th r' ed Stales l.llgti
1h*'*-e w ho i an sat : "T h a n k -g i v i n g to nn-.-t of us -p,- II- hom e.’ ’ in hltve a lei,
J li a n k s ji'iv in j^
-t. i t>
ihl. "it. ri-Ht will. Ii IR |.l . '
tlt'R I R11
a. -l •i ti*
I iin,ie
to'
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11
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tie l.|. V.
t,
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lot vi 1, iel. d
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I’ m li S.i,. t p'i: *lu !!• i.t i •
hat t le •In,- vv ‘ fiiiiiit••! i tul« a\
mg. vMin*v
- ip k f hr k’ »rat h .
111 -litp
t.v
liopi Ihr ^Min*. ■
ttie Ti v.i •
1Oil VVll
•ol thi- morning f
T l I !•: (•< >1 ’ . V l | ; \
\ lx f I \ \ I * I I
I hen
.1
Win- i, nt,
vlllltl >t
>
I id gill who
1 tin hi-unt V
I ■III11 V gill
Iv lull and
l ill In gaidi o
In,
■).■••■i t l.i.i
who d o , in.
-■ i at i.yii i.m.ther
I he ll« VV
Hill- Wtl.'lt llll k t I"
tum g . . •IV
n- .
hi Ipm, |,.t
I I v m g i n . . loot m -inking the lu,
I*
tit which t
V g the III t Ilf
•
hen.
-In
to d- ,,o
-bow
v.
ti
a
le
I
bank
I
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<>
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Tlutiikugiv
mg
I
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I
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n
t
1
1.
■' pe, in,cut of tin.,. tomatia
Hid out huliv . IfufuiR,
1.
4ll.ll .ini n. When
ti latent mi * «■,
w i n h' i i n In-villi' lo i i nall , I pin* bon.li- ti .,,, firing lonchm
the hatve t
1’billippim F.tltu jit ion.
i i n t d i Itnl rhi- roll
• I licit vii tat.
^Lcgi a n 1 min- nt iii'td-ini darted,
will ut ha t l..ivi- -ome value. Tin up her r*i •
.in.I . .on- enough
d
■iimt v
i i . r.! i v
Run...I d
■»>. aunti' l.inrted
big
gun■
I he » xampb- i I A n n i i i .t nm-* be the exampk
i I.attIdhlltR an- out of the plod i
ntere" lu- 1 the fatutlv
I I give 1-t < ,t V
• Diru I|
IRIIlg Mil,'- l|e|i„, (nil. Iv
of d a t i t. v and it t a ilisgra. < through tl..
I
peace
b
e
ia
u
-e
it
will
md
t
e
lit.
but
of
peace
ht-enilM'
i-ti
,,
-aving
t
hil.i.mti" on vvh.il
'r|For •• .
lot t huve a i u,e .
to vv«i- 11 tl • tu iipli-V inline) p, ai
la-st fm Om
ntv f..ii. and Du
pi m e u- t he healing and elev .it mg ioflui m ,- ol t he wm Id. and t ll Illg V
:. I. .t>;iv holm
jB u t t«
' I >d lu, In,-ting,
VIt ll tin fit
| I Thai i .
trite is not
I here is such it thing a - it mail being too promt
• '■>•’ * iib the utt.
to fight
There is sin b a thing as a nation being
t .gbt I IT I \l < > - i i . f i e t h m g o f n d t
B i> B iD io iiiB n iu a iiD fliiD (!D iiK H a r ie n iiir a i[;:iu n i0 a
,'tH ral th !•ik.i *f i, i !i!
Higvj.vJi,
'bill it does md need to f'onViDv v ot Inn .- hv force that it is k’ llll • I•• l.« I , u r n A n u , ,. . i n g o n - ■
m w i u . it ""Ik Cl • 1,
a
.I d .''
Jit
it
|»ji*tl«
t i " n iiiu i-d ' ’ W a s h in g W o idrnvv Wilson.
I S p r i i u tl.•* l|V, , l„, . . . I
Iflli)-, ,
toll " I lu " o n t i v .night t o l e a n
W hat Happens K\i*r>
■
| jBoon th -■.•• U he it t, -en wunder,
ll to ol lo I t u t i n - s h e l l s a ) t ii.-it
i tIn 11iule and the skill
, Ready f • l lie Iii-i-r' »vv|
on ti r
• wealth in our land, until.
I I., t u t h " t I t l e - i i l « o o u g h t ■
2 12 Seconds
5
MBlac-u.
i oitoiig anil st rengl b nf
h. ? the fov e, tod
i k oig n u tn 's hniul.
to flit.I -. .
u
■h e n p e r t n i g - f l t h a n ■
^jllutii
it er. for the hi . ii
11 n a d-blp t bal hope itttd
s)»MK W II ER F. IN I HI vv|,| it
■
im iintmi-l I l - . i l I l i - s i i l p .III W i ll i.
on biive b ro iig lo
■fPlIciit
• Ul N |IV'|llll.id'
♦.tfi.tltiit iiti«i ' i h | i v - o p |,
nti
SUMK ) in | |
*v dig ' I bank>gtv iug ’
I
has Im.,-1. mi i i
l |Lydi i. '
hail d- the l.aki-.g
It wo.ll.l liave hi i n mol.. p..|lt g
Ih iv in g
S
.In th .
out of doorto
tiroig" \\ a-hmgtim. and ru >i
I
hai
n
I. I I k- t>- I i ll Vli I. VVhose pj,t I |">t | it vvoi,|d
I of coals and iislo
|.Ica-ing t ■ the tuxhavi-rs. tf
•Till" t d t Ol tl I Inti;-- , |In. ll,.
not ga o I
po.i i in- plain o| Mill .it bttll. III vv |. -) pl4-t V governiiu nt -m. e it mu-t ohltg*
IAmi th •i •I » J- • . -I, ... iliishi • IVl old lll'l
w v. io im i among tin- r a m - of Iona
S.-IIHP 1 Kuiope I*v .l. -t tuV mg- its f,„. - ;
D l ' N y o P T IK I-!
J
KaTItoui’ h li fl In o * l i t ; ,■r t. -at s
ship, had -iivi I tie to. tni ,M it t
-bibliMi
i.
•s j.to' I.t s i a id I.
r
" K Al’ W I \l l /E (N
"
“junk."
T h e ir g ood t lo n g s with ........
bt t le i Idldr :i t.
Iba i .
I bus will I r.ng lib --it., , and I l.m i . 11„. Mav
t.ll out (in - 11 \ ton
TIIK
bit. !.... mi started jj
SINCE I II
oil el)-, t lot. h.v. mure tl.att thin \
'll Ml
million sl.ui • *1f -t.*.k have I.., 11
sold ult N. .
York's Stock tv
change. A• Iei da V was allot In I
propel I) thunk)ul
wit h . lin k, it "more tha
' olio 'Mill shunt »ini
when nu, mouths have In n niuile Some of lie
•pel utnrs decided t.
up I.., turki v
take
then
PI ol Its.
Gchurallv
but we lu.v. heard tl • . , v of speuking- that'- wise
One of lie
s.iio it, -o often thul it is l.i-gili most euvc. -llll of (he Rotllchildning l*» I»*m- lip effect
\\ . are
!>,t> I! Raid. “ I g.d iel. (., always aelltng...ttiltig lo look for it everv
. . ,
,
,
»Vo,' r O.U) lo o n /’
a. pa. of regular adv..|.iR,„g proBut lo w..,. h»w v.,u aell.'nu. h
piiguniln lor lut-ing P l l.o
We „ VTmt%
I.,.,When
oar
year that the Peach , th, people
huytng m b ^ th .m
•lop has btl-11 deslioved I.n.l that 2.000 OIK) shn.. ..f .tm k w t -I f tint
|irui*i mu|t
cr> you can't ti ll v%h«t uill
v#nr
titi tltyr jj.-cull
of |
T H A N K S G I V I N G
H I 1( 1 )
; 'j
Phone: Ren. 426
—'T f
Personals
-fm
I •» *
xrzsrs,
,.vPf >>••»
Unuiuslly grtceful i» »
civstof soft texture mstetixl
with collar, cuib *nd bo*det of American Opostum.
The front *nJ b*ck «rr
itraight, but the fining
lower wdes create graceful
I >iinlo]» T i i v s
Kivt* Ki i u m l i u n ^ a l o w a n d atiditid
lot jV»r Iti'ildiiij/;. ( )n F a n f o r d lleiji
last u l i a n u o at -Sa.aOO.DO.
I ‘> K S T
I ’. I ' V
IN
SA N F O K D
E. F. LANE
KKALTOR
F irs!
Niiiitinal
Hank Huililiny.
F illiN E «).*».
S \l l-'.S I URt J.
ittioMBi
'It— i.’ uha Williurttn. Ifi-cinaWM
Hugh Whrlchcll
tuttneM.
A deep pile fabric fathloni
this youthfully mirtght
coat »tr»PP<d and embroi
dered on tide*, andileevtl.
Tiie wtdt toirsr *rtd <uff»
are of Marmlnk.
Without Alterations
H ,.n . art’
exactly
w ith all the style distinction uaually found only
the coats sm all w om en want tor
winter wear— Little Lntly Coats .m ade to f.it the
special requirem ents o f w om en 5 feet 3
and under.
T h e y fit
alterations necessary.
inches
im m e d ia te ly — no tiresome
Not J u nior-M iss m odes— hut designs created
suit the small w o m a n ’ s unique personality.
to
in coats for tailor women.
T h e coats pictured are typical of fhR
*’
charmiiiK sty le s in c l u d e d -t le v e lp p e d In the most
fashionable m aterials, fu rs and colots.
AU apnriipriate. all ready for small w om en to weur im
m ediately.
A nd in addition to their convenience
and suitability— m ost reasonably priced.
The Yowell Company
. . . . law
Special Two-Day Sale
IIIBI I
—... >— >-<
-■»
o--«1 1U IY -------- S E L L ---------- K E N T
here as Miss Hazel Pritchurd
CTI«*iis—-Ilr|»alr 6
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. F. Lundquist ,
T Y P E W R IT K ItS
and children. Mr. and Mrs. Aug
ust Swanson nml Dorothy. Mr. and 1
It. S . I-O N I )
Mrs. Archie Swanson. Mrs. xx tlHanford Hunk & Tru.t Coinpunf
liums ami sons Miss Florence Malm
Phone 230
nnd brother George composed n
pleasant gathering in honor o f the
birthday of Walfred Pierson. Wed
Fresh O ysters
nesday night.
DAILY
There were 10 ladies present at
Fruits and Vegetables in
the Dorcn. Circle which met Thurs- \
Season
day ot tho home of Mrs. Ballinger j
• A lot of pretty
Reasonable I’ i ices
ROYAL FRUIT CO
nnd useful nrtlcles were turned in
IXrmt lu XVralrra t ul->»
[USFORD, Not). 2d- — and their two little-.daughter* who to the president.
.
spent
the
winter
here
in
Upsnla
'On nnVi'UU entertained
Roy Eckhurt came through Fri
<nuf her Sunday school oa Mr. ami Jdjctw FrUhard*. place day going on the Grovcland. where
|d In home on Beardall two years ago. are on their wu> he will preach Sunday morning.
south again. They expect to be
VH«dx y .
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson. Il
here for a year.
linois. who spent the summer with
Mr. and Mrs. Cheezum have friends on Thousand Islands were
l^EU Tow nsend whs given a
“ 41) at Mrs. Bell’s homo moved into town having sold their callcra Sunday at the homea M JA ('. Coller in Sanford nnd A r. nli- Avenue, by the Re- home here to Mr and Mrs. "
We are still making that |
ILod*., Thursday evening. Powers of Fayette county, Ala., Westerdick.
delicious—home-made candy
Little Frank, one of *be twin
|Wi)sriut will mnke her home
—daily.
Attfrles, Cal.
Hungry 7
Try one of out hum m. iioThe Presbyterian auxiliary will
I-C. E. Chorpening, Miss Hclwiches with bottled chocolate
’ ’P»mng. Mt und Mrs. B. H. hold their annual Imzuur Dec. 6 th
'
milk.
and
(ith
in
the
building
formerly
•ill make a trip to KisBakery nnd Confectionery.
*tor * district assembly of occupied by the Fan Tan Shop.
BREAD. CAKES, PIES.
tw>dge.
Chuluota Inn will serve Thanks
DAILY.
Milune Theatre
»
•0. J l’<>pc was the hostess giving dinner as usual.
Il„t rolls at neon “ nd ‘ !
)
■
Curnrr ut Oak A*r. mm*rirst^Si. i S
* Number Four Ladies, uf
Don't take chances
in cheap
kodiit Church at her home
cotton m iztu re-B u y the
wellAvenue, recently.
known guaranteed All Wool Scotch
Mr*. Elmore, I). Mill* Woolen Mills suits Uilored to your
**i ¥*ch., were the guests of Individual measure. 306 East -nil
Mm . C J. Ellsworth this Street. Only *26.
They uti. making a lour o f
f--
——
money you might
iVdve saved— bui^
lidn’t!
j
^tart
(J
now
b y depositing J d
dollar or m ore with us
every
week, letting your
account increase with time
T
SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK
4% Interest Paid on Saving# ActoanU
'
• ■ ■ p n t fn v fn u m iia iu k n iin iin im iiu iili,
-
Am*
4 , v io c t
A■
I.)
'
Service
-
SATURDAY, NOV. 29TH. AND MONDAY, DECEMBER 1ST
•lli.)
P rqfpft >
'
Percolators
Double Boilers
Teakettles
Convex Kettles
Sauce Pans
in five sizes
All Papelled Ware apd. Warranted Pure Alimtioum
lo.nis that sell for $1.26 to $:U>0 will be offered during
his sale for 99c and i t will be worth your while to stock
u po n these pieces while they can be bought at this price.
S Waters Kandy Kitchen t
Mrs. K. G. Davey who
f esme here from White
. N'rw York, to make their
I te Ohio Avenue, are remodel*
•kouxe.
(
ANNUAL BAZAAR
OF
ST. AGNES GUILD
J children are reported to be
wi‘ b <til«hlherls. Both, it
Sgturdayg N o v . 2 9 .
‘•inriete Avenue and the ad1
fxtrtets are now In good
‘•y owing to the storm canal
slutted. A- Strong bridge
, Z® *r®cted. Citizens on tne
« M** avenue are eagerly
for the couhty to make
'
10
*6 e residents in
MXUrr I)*llz
tcvralas « t T,lg®
t H- J. Fay, Cumt-ron Avenue,
*hig many alterations to heir
on ('imnrnn Villfi
a n d C 3 m * x )u n d in terest*
Strength
ALUMINUM WARE
M IL L E R ’S
i '1-1IN K o f the.
l
or
“I ta.if,™.
ifk) |>i<rl> li.-lil at the skat- Ford. Andrew left the next day
great success. Many to pack oranges at Dunedin.
pi copluntea were in evlEmil Magnuson. Miss Eunice
Hr» Hi a.block and Mr. Tyner came home from
intler*1 »..t. tl.e prizes for the mere for the week-end. " lth N“ ’
ifky custunies.
and Mrs. Noah hry. Mr. and Mrs.
Krell and children, Mr. Easterling
•mutut> club hus been or- and Mrs. Bengaton they spent the
iud Mi Ptckham bas been Sunday here nt the home of Mr.
gnidcnt
ami Mrs. Tyner. Mrs. Bengaton
will remain until Thanksgiving.
Mr*. Anna DeForeit took a trip
KEast Sanford
to Polk county lust week.
1KANDY :
■
FELLOWS SERVICE STATION
Tire imirt new "leg-4^-mutton"
sleeves, trimming* of Hud»(<n
Seal nnd fluted ^Jglng* *re the
dittlngnithlng trlTts of a »llm
cost of suede.
FIRST NATIONAL
MAHONEY .-W ALKER CO.
j. •,
J*4
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L ain g-S teel© Bridal P arty Entertained
A t H om e M rs. E ldridge Tuesday N ig h t
J& zp
Spray Cart
JmTaI t i t 2
q
H iU r r f v v t
Gossip
H'''!' 1' i " I oj• .cr- t f the I'neiiuuii. Tire li.d jsliv
Bp When ii! lt.s! the gnosis are seated.
TAMPA
, )Wlth yi n: tutlu-i ut tluur hci.il
/.Silent sif w ith hearts uploti-l
^ F o r lh- hl -sstngR on us *ifird
An alaniong ,.i iHUulute.l t.
MBy C Im.ng i are unrifted
|Iki nlotiuing tumor comes fi.mi
a
Elm and Is; Mr ret.
Phone I .M
m
LlBy ivi. i* ills in fruilt)' fed,—
kunsaa t'ltj t t h e effect that thi
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B
u B a a i i D i i i i i i ( g a i l n g a i l nI I B I R I I I B 1 lllont- j.p.| friends
unil spirits' rtv«..L«o.v..... i ..
ti i-uiure •
• I lianksgiv mg Innl, wlm h ti«- he
(Lifu and I mlth and daily bread!
‘ 0,n* •l*‘ »'l*«dll«*il as the mil)
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lly Charles, d» Gumto
I f,r°P*'r biyout for the Thunksgtv •
iiH liiiiiim o iik iim a iU H a g g g g g g g .,,^ ^ ^ ^ ^
M ir
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| ">K fea»l. since the Ptlgrint Fnth
B'.Thtn. arc perhaps a few turkeys |‘ ri1 bdtiuted the custom uwuv ha. k
rinrf left over f ir Christmas time 1,1 ^
*a|iidly pussing uwa>,
\Yo are A g cata^fur the
lU'h have t .iiu-lhing to he thunk i a,“^ 'but the thunkful euters will
|l fpr toduy.
'>»•* '• difltyult tht# vyar.to satis
j- /
---------o - ---l b ' lheir^*"lip|<jtliet,> with tur|(.-)
I-' Pear! l-l grown in Shantung, t . ' h r - b a m a h u w the eonstantly tirT".rtM^ . o f I IT TURNS out. a. eonjhir lo
we are told, weigh nearly a '
Price of the proud bird hn» !TTihr*' ^
*
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ut to suspect u coming Th„,', T '!.'’! ’ y
find. \\ c know several peuchr. r.‘u,,,k7 ,1
vlu«'| Kr«»i". J“ -' ........
Hot.bevtk
re
W e 'i a S i , , . V W
U', u" ,lu'>
> Antbaaaad.., ... Ktum c .hat Eng ■
WtMUl' lifte that weigh a hundred . uluruity of this nature
.puumb.
o * »whan
r * ev i S
k. : : : .
* Dun? s r .will
, s r lie
r ! !Our
K fbeat
t t ’ . i r Will
* ' deplore
•
duys back un the farm,
this
t
t
________________
r
ery
good
housewife'
hud
u
Hock
fU
rY
i*'^f‘
‘r
,.v
lor>,"
“
'
w*'“
,
«•,;
.aubaiditiitg
bolshevism,
and
m When you *ev your ntenogtapher
to pay the price,
whic h vfill bulldfng up of a government thut
•t*. which
______
•king out o f the window with a ol turkeys and 26 ccnt» u pound
In- higher. than last year T»-x- nlmoat at mw moment threatens
away gate in her eyes, she fur the most lordly gobbler of the Un
We have new cart, and repairs for lh.- old one* on hand
, reisirted
t ...
. as , having
, , an uttus- to haul down the Stars ami Stripes
Rbly la thinking about
her flock was considered u most ex- ...nis
Ixt u* book your order for a new one or repair the old one.
und
run
up
the
red
flag
on
the
word puzzle.
travagant price. Hut time, have an \t ?
. , " P V “ f l,“ ’ ,blr^ '
changed. Now wc approach the t i l
,“1’t to ,K’ ,‘ u',1,,u*rJ thut Capitol at Washington.
-o
M“ hvrKU^
. dtnioctal* have a dcflicit of deaJet. wiU, fear and trembling,, JJ?,
THE Ult FI ISH ure not a* easily J
1300,000 aa a rcaalt o f the re- and beg for the privilege o f carry- * „ AUo th, will consumed. them
^ 1
frightened
as *ome American ! 3
Jdential campaign. If the ing home a scrawny specimen lor
white rabbit statesmen. And bv }
ihadn't - been •« tight W cents a pound. Failing in that', . ‘ n iU l^ Jilln a"
.
INCORPORATED
tha way they will get back their 3
MflUib«tiao«, Lha remit
fBUfgotMKOs' Dual —worry
.
apalm n igh t have been
• . a l fl l ' —
••
<o Kfcr„ , a s ,
rn, although it 1. difficult to he
i0t Great Britain. Hhe has statesme.
working for her.
|
IM
Louis Schwartz o f ,
U’ oj
.
The lovely hqm* o f Mre. R. R. R. R. Eldridge nnd Miss Murdico Navy arrived H ° n.d£y
Eldridge » t . Pnpla was converted Eldridge, served pink nnd-1green spend this week .Tlth. Wff'jP*rtnU '
'.I
into a perfect picture of loveli blocked cream with co ffe e .-’ On
No gold ig C3jn.
C oh n ,!
ness Tuesday night when Mrs.
William Weber and
won’t bu here if S ,
itors in
Pf the Roby
___ ^ ____
Laihg' entertained the Lain* each plate a dainty plnC^rose was o f Tampa, were buslne
It for teeth.
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o f A. !
I
50 .
-Steele bridal party nnd a few laid.
Sanford Tuesday the I
a
u
b
Mish
Julia
Laing,
tho
brideielect
friends.
RafTeld.
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, A tre.e in thMvT.,
Colored lanterns were hung on wore a becoming costume fash
mBk. Und
lHll>
Dsnce; Atnericah
the spacious porch. In the re ioned
toneu of
oi pink
pins canton crepe made
muuc
'
Forrest Spent?
"
kirks over the biidJ
■0<^ ,f9ntP\Vomon's Club ception hall nnd living room ra basque effect with tucked skirting Jacksonville looking aftdr buslne’ A
diance roses with everygreens a color o f rreaqv/ net edged .with interests.
[ij; ->
rfy Tuesday afternoon. were used to carry’ out the color vat
in
* tiu,rhnn
10 tc
_____ 0fdiha
. ______
_____ to the attractive
lace added
attractivel
----------i l l ® ,,1, yar:1' of do
scheme o f pink nnd green.'
iteas of tho frock.
looks like thA. RafTeld and Lodisa Bchworlz
rjr
>
morr-l,
of the Baptist Church;
y night
entered they
included Mr.
and _ otnrfKi to Orlando Tuo
As the
tne guests enicrea
tncy were vThe^gucsts
in e , guests
tnciuoeci
mr. ana
t
f
y
*
.
Enstei
nnd-----conducted
Mr.
nnd Mrs. where they attended
- ft bVldgc partv
ll w by
l/I tho
*•■»• hostess -------- —— hfral
fr Sunilay ,n . * R. V. Cooper, Pal- met
7AlULiaH
‘ *v lleh
" xI if Austin,
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Y
4
. tha
AL (mnwnltSnml
■lino made
mn/lil nf
r hii
.I M
Vfl If
A
on April 20 . o Vn/ ,
to.;
improvised altar,
of Arthur
Moore. \f
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
H. A.
lhe AnRubilt HoteL
eo«: 7 P’ Z \ go
graceful bamboo,, over which hung McMlchael,, Mr. and Mrs. R. F.
this drive vain- fcuu>| I ysid.x ( Jub
j;,, Auxiliary; High a large white wedding bell. Here fkwper. M r and Mrs. Z. B /:R atDr. and Mrs. B. D. Caswell left
Mrs. -J.. Wednesday morning In their c«.
All judgi ;ind ,
each guest registered in the brid- ILff,
.».v Mrs.
« . . . Yolie
....... Williams.
.............. ......
storium.
P- mQIIUMM h
••
e's book. Miss Jonhettc living IE. Laing, Mrs. Claude Herddon; for Alachua to spend Thanksgtv- ^
fetred ta
BHlfl
umpi
, .
graciously presided nt the bride's I Mrs. B. Steele, the Misses Mar- ing with the former’s parents.
learned 1 The IlritjJ m
chib,
% _. t _ & s f ) a V—
n . A \ l n wt, k! • ft t. I,. ,, K f no*.
jokers.
^ Iforosris'
gapet Robert,
Mary Stanley, Mar
book.
Psoeed.ap- m.
The cutting of the handsome tha Brown, I.ntira I-aing, Ijvura
Tarty;
The at ,nngir.es 0(
Kelley, Elizabeth Ballard, Alice Mrs. J. L. Wilkinson and chil
.. hostess, Mrs. Roby wedding cake caused a great -deal Gillon, Jeanette luting. Ruth.Gil- dren left Saturday for Waycrohs.
moths, mi Wl.
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o f merriment. Miss Arui Lee cut RJI,,W..| —»—
r
W
i l k i n s o n Is
CODGa., where M
Mr.
Wilkinson
is con
J’ of Mrs. R. R- Eld- .the thimble and the ring. Mrs. Ion, Rosamond Radford. Ann Lee, r>_
nexts Mjmnn-r a, nr.
i
,
-fter
rrhearRftl.
fined to the A. C. 1* Hospital
)
a
men.
Ella
C.
Appling.
Murdico
Eldridge,
2
v^
k
,
LiuridKC
iounu
mo
n
ia
n
r*
i
i
j
i
l
.
/k|i|iiiiiK*
iiuuuik
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R»
R.
Eldridge
found
tha
heart
■e
^tinc. K«st Sit,° Ynrj in the portion o f coke which she |C. W. Shoemnker. Ernest L. Bhel- Mrs. Wilkinson wns accompanuM
i
Association, school
The Riid's
i wi
a aii)iimoot-v . N. ■».
cut, while Mr. Eldridge cut the |iv
fer
of Tallahnssee.
J. ••»tx.u«
Stteus- by Mrs. Robert Glenn.
million veni
trow, Hugh
Tillis,
K.
11. vVieker,
wish
bone.
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. . . 5 - hostess, Mra.
lie due to |
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Walsh and
The charming hostess assisted Oliver C. Coffee, Claud.* (5. SisL a t of Mrs. J. D. Par
night.
by Miss Martha Brown. Miss Ann trunk, Kassel Brown and Voiic dnuc^tcr. Mary Louise, of 'y *
mlngton, N. C.. arrived Sundiiv
•Williams Jr.
Metho- Lee, Mrs. H. A. McMichael, Mrs.
<1, Wedding;
nnd are the guests o f Mr«. Wulsn mother, Mrs. M. L. Leonard!. Mi.
b p. m
Walsh expects to return to " )>
Chuluola
P" Thursday
miujcton Sunday. Mrs. Wnlah an»l
tlghbors; Masonic Hall;
A N e w W j
CIIULUOTA.
Nov.
26^-M
r.
and
i
,.f
the
church,
w
r
it
t
e
n
h
v
h
i
m
s
e
l
f
.
|
daughter
will spend the wintei m
, " Por ' *«r Hi,
IJ.
> I,,,
F rid t> .
. . h i , Mrs. J. H. Isaacs, Miss Bnrbara Supb Lawton spoke of hts oarly • BU
uiiting St. Agnes Guild,
V ll^» I ill.
Welsh nnd Mr. Lcslio Isaacs were associations with the
Baptist
^ Braxton Perkins.
l «*r firnlrr
A meeting of members of th>
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A .'church at Chuluota when his father
,
Siturday
American laigion Auxiliary at i
Silver Lake So
wns
the
pastor.
1 Music Club, Mrs. Fanpte Rogets.
The church clerk filed n copy of o'clock Saturday afternoon of tin........................... ....
iStadio; 3 p. m.
the minutes nf fifty years ngo when week, will be hold ut the Ameu
,
Aux„
lnry
wn.
>
A
state
photographer
visited
the
! tip-on Auxiliary will
the Rev. Lawton presided an the ean Legion clubhouse, it was an
^ 4 o’clock nt Am- city Friday nnd took pictures of
rniHitrrutui,
......
nounced today.
Dedication
«•!
moderator,
also a copy ..........
<>f the min81
tha various grpves throughout tnia
ClulibuUie.
utes of this year when his son, the I colors presented by Mrs. A. .1
section.
______
Kur. City Library, 10 a.
superintendent of schools acted in tossing will btt
the program f"t |
the meeting. Every member of tin
The pnrent teachers association the capacity,
i'i Story Hour; Library
Auxiliary and everyone eligibl.
held n meeting in the school nudl|p. m.
Mr. Walter Bugartl and bis son for membership is urged to I"
toflum
Friday
evening
when
manv
■
toriunt
Kr
Tuesday
tions on health were discussed, ulton.lol the funeral of Mr. Bagnrd
Bazaar Episcopal Iquestions
ST. At;N FS G l'IL D
school nurse gnve un instruc Senior nt Winter Gardens, Friday.
an'- Club; afternoon The schoo
There will he a called meeting
tive discourse on practical hy
The death of Mrs. l.anie Scott of the St. Agnes Guild Friday Hit
giene.
Plans were made for. the nssocin took place at tho residence of her ernoon at the home of M j s . Brux
1 low annoying it is to hear ahn it yuar oH
tion to hold a get-to-gether meet daughter. The late Mrs. Scott wns ton Perkins uiul nil members nn
[ke Mary
K'i years old. Interment wns made urged to hi- present with then
ing in the near future.
in St. Augustine Cemetery.
fairs in n rou nd-about-w a y .
( i n - n| (},e
fancy work. 'I Ins will be a votv
important meeting.
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
Windish
of
Ohio
are
lARY,
Nov.
2fl.—C.
S.
rigid rules ol this bank is that all business
Chuluota School held a very prof
K«1 bis brother, Ben l umping on Lake St. Catherine foi
itable carnival recently when the
the seventh season.
ake Helen. Sundai’.
C K C II.I.W Ml SIC CLUB
its i ustotip is shall lie held in s i ' , ! rnnfiij
pupiLx and parents got together and
At
the regular meeting of thi- 11
„ f made merry.
Booths were the
j our biisine
wit It this Hank is held inviolat
Kgrion. with the C. W.
•
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•
were ( ei titan Music Club. Mrs. l,en .
|Co., Sunford. was n vta-erved cafeteria style. Over $ 107 ' hus consented to sing. Every mem
we W'oulibrt hesitate to discharge any tmpll
[Tb)>Ih>
on Nov. 20.
was realized from the tirst exhihi- I her of the <lull is expected to
■
found
h.lat >g this rule.
tion anil on the second »!•<». The | piesent at this meeting.
I|
jVr> Durant and daugh
An unique celebration marked j
''towards the pu.chaster week-end at Pierson.
Congregational hazaat and sun
..........
...............! pet.
1h-eeinbet U
hornier stand
I. DcugLi - and daughter iando. the pastor o f the church
of
the
Fan
Tan
Shop.
IGiiiitTv die, were visitors gave a very inspiring address, after
The B. Y. P. U. held a very lively
<!»>.
; V.’.lich
ft;:- p i’Jgtam was ten let --.ci-sion on Sunday .morning at the
I Special
Thanksgiving
Diifner
ed
l Thursday, SI.00 at t h e Phoenix.
(tnreiiag of the Women s
Mr. I T. Jacobs read a history : Sunday school.
Park Axe.
A
C O M M U N I T Y HLTI.DKR
cf Ukc Mary, will be
i
hom
e
of
Mr*.
Ferguson.
F. I* F O S T K R . I'resident
H. F . WMITNKR.I
llp s a la A n d G r a p e v ille
5, Die 1. Miss M. Sprout
DANCE THANKSGIVING NIGHT
itbxrgi of the program.
The dance that
was t.. have
..
..
II
t Mra Ueneston I babies born t.> Mr. anil Mrs Tom Im-i-ii given Wednesday night by
»jr.ltv bazaar and prothe Dale Truv’s Palnis orchestra
T m ^little
f • «*girl.
.!» « ?Frances
•
|be held at the skating . , » / t‘ 'Thu™ '.y‘ ~..'s Mr. m m . ' The
hus been has been postponed until I liurs
I Frida>, Dec. f>.
Lundquist.
dn\ night The dom e will b. giv
ill.
. . .
,
.
Mrs. Elsie Hanson and Wal- very
Mrs. Louisa Nyltmil who has en at the Armory.
(of winter residents front fred Pioraon motored to Orlan been ill from influenza ut the
I aruved here during thul do on Friday.
•l Hl.lt NOTH ».
wtii.m were: Mr. und
„ Smith. Mr nnd Mrs.
For the convenience of th. iiobUnd Ml und Mrs. Moody.
....
of Mrs. Edd Hunter recently.
1'
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, Mr„
\ , dg.- h< the barber shops will l» .qa-n
Mrs. Westerdick and her dutigh
B«’ ' »'
' 17> „ fln„
W.-dni'sduy night until '■* I 1,1
fomrn i.t Lake Mary met at
nl hi,iim with the teachers ter. Mrs Beck ami son. H “ r n ^ ,‘ 11
i
. Ml‘,' Kdge wh<. has lived in Cloned Thursday.
tiir x Pill, lit Teachers’ As- and their cousin. A,,,,n'^
Tampa for several years nna- her
ijw
I ‘ Chit:f o
^
zrrr
FOR SAL
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ATOMS OF IRON, ro small Mint'
you wouldn’t notice ten thou.Rnnd
<f tlnni m the cvrner of your
eve. nutLi a roaring noi«e na they
lie h to a magm-t held near them . 1
Scienti«iR of the (ieneral E lec-1
Oil < "inpnny have perfected a de - 1
\i •• that tnaki-R the roaring Round!
aildihli
If that'-* poNMible, may
we not '-ome dav hear voices of
nor di-.flint relati-iti> on n»*iglit>or-'
mg planet> ’ It i-c't impoRRilile.
Nothing i< imjiii' ilile that men
tail iimigmc.
the l’«. if >. 11,
L
A boy 11 m^ England hut AmJ!
dom catch fine th,t!
J L ^ h t tin* flies f-,r maiding linking.
Yi*'' * *" " ^ lil’
v‘ iMi i ia person , w ith little a d o about
I’ R o r i-.s s o i:
i ,h i a n . w
w the -ifii-.l sand T«»t shaking
U ,H p rom ise iiim «e lf that b e fo re a n o 'h e r 'I’hanksgiv illg t i i e h n - hl-l--> v at John Hopkins.
*
fbo fo.i t. and n.ohJa for m«k |Day he Will ni n e nearly d eserv e the blersing.s that huve -uys u it nn insult to Jnpnii for ur.
In;
m m e his wav.
W ith a wanner, iriendliei feeling for Ins our navv to oiganirn log iimnoeiiv nue
.jCaritPe* i
III. • i,r.iriir infill.
one
lellow man. with a steadii i n -o | v r t, , do more good as be ii - ii, Ilavviiiu.n vvnti t
t Hang up c 11 1- I’HVII' t fill
\.< s
I hat
a new ten in Vtperi. iii
*'*JuRt tu end th. ‘ p illltll^ V%fir. ]
along, the a verage Alin i n :in will l a n v nianv o f t InFront tS vv.-ll In-Ride the ib»>r.
I Buy lli
.tree, ten. mid »pn-. -,
fiFIlI th"
/*•! fm tho tees,
'J Cut t!n i-.ii.ipkm into alien.
M For th.
• , and •tie thirur no.ie
M Brin • to i in fi..ii out thi- gi, t
»• ill
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MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor.
nnd fnt.pcoplit
lh'' ■u.ck;
riuiieiui, Huiiiii-i. Mi.11.list, ,-n\
-i vim l i inn ^21 i vei v \ear fur
piutn is)-r wm th nu iiiurv tlian
llnise nf the Prince Hough"’
\T
■
ciat owe
.D0J
Bapua, only
Australia, i*
“ MiekorR.” Before you mnko
io* vmir mind to buy loroign bond*'
H J> the li g bunkers how many of
in
foreign In.mis they have
I-might for THEMSELVES.
"i hey handle the bonds, tnko
lh - iitkc-off purr them on to you. .
A -k the hunker that offers them
to you, if he will guarantee them
ul irn-ir fare’ value or at threetpnirti-is of their fm-c value. He
uil! «-i\ NO.
11 WAS VI I I Igl.t
'u - ceiling- i<l" I’ iiiii ,
V
expel t
'i . I
■i-.lr.l-e, even MiU. ■.!
■•'ii>- wm t ii $21
H-'VV iii:■I,\ f.i||--\vei
iit gimis, Hu -In.
M.
an
■hire cheese nrt
not, counting hcrjT
:
—
THE IMG loans are coming but
wo,''l .!, k ' " m“ *
wUI’" ul
S
.i *>.
Thirty.three „
MRS. IIARIMNti died yc-stf-rday.
fifteen montlis nfli-r (he death of I
I’n -.uleiit Harding
Mrs. Hard- ,
nnr wi.rki-il fur hi i hushand. lived
fur him had a great share in I
hmliliiig up his M i-ic-|.if,, did
imt interest her aft, i lie died.
H c i f in Mnridn llicrt* is so much, so infinitely much, to
, Wearing banda in erimron rlowiiig.
,0 *nmiiiful for. Kvcn the l lnrida fiinnly without the means
1 .Like a worsting that is ^hllV.•ing
•' * )Blnoi.i ii*ul I ruil of foilv'r Rowing to buy an extra fine dinner for T h a n k sg iv in g Da\ can count
*
f mich
vanity hewnre!
so many blessings, the mere absenee o f “ ex trn s’ ^ f o r the an
.* C*n it he llmt thee Iiiir (alien
nual spread is nothing that calls for • idness.
tomptatiouV euiiiung *nnre
O f all the states m the I ’ nion. Florida has been the on!\
“When we imitate the roaebud,
one this year that did not have to ask the aid o f the Ked
m * flK» Wf maiden* mi^ht'havc?'*
S' * Bloom Ir lull a ivtnge of growing, ( ross Soeiety in sum.- disaster. Florida has b,-.-n prosperous
and healthy and happi all tin- year, and has mine to T h a n k s
i Red n Riga that day is flowing
• ilnto night; hut virtue i« foregoing giving Day not only with wonderful harvests garnered, and
'
A ll that digs the spirit's gravi
great treasure-houses Idled, but eagerlv ready to step on
t__. 1.1 - *have
. no duty.
■
.Tilingjr, .....
my daughter,
<|iiickly into the sunshine o f another winter, throng bint
»•
For they have no souIr to rmvc.
uliich the flowers will blossom, the t rnit w ill i ipen, and t he
W ear the grnrcR mil :iii
gives I‘ ‘t* es'.ing I*reeves blow from tropic ■eas.
fl •♦
thee
iCheek mii*J chin mid ciuiiHv vnr.
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"Thanksgiving to most of us spells home”
The “ Socker*’ Money/'
Of all the concepts of Thanksgiving Day, of all the tri
Hearing the Atom.
r
Mr*. Harding Head. * •
butes to the greatest and the best of America’s own "Days,” ,
The Voodoo Man.
nothing could be more beautifully applicable than that sim-i
pie, "Thanksgiving to most of us spells home.”
BY ARTHUR. ORISRANB
•(’•pyrlsht i* - 4 > '
Granted that there are people to whom “ home” means
nothing; granted that there are people to whom "homo”
WARREN S. STONE, president
means n place of punishment, a place in which ugliness and
unhappiness are the ever-present wardens; granted that o f the Brotherhood o f Ixicomotivc I
there are people to whom "home” means grief and broken Engineers, any* “ thirty or forty big [
hopes • • •
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foreign loan* will be made in the
next
year and a half, j This will
Grant all that, nnd yet wit^'n sigh of relief y- ;can
go on until they have dntined all
lopk about you and see that foP the most part ‘
] of the gold from the country, and
jffflat nnd prosperous land, Thanksgiving Day is brj^gjij
'l gyt moat of the suckerF money.
imily together, nnd with probably as much real gtu
Then we will have anotlfer
c r period
in the hearts of the merry crowds as lias ever bc'cn.tfR
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the brave hearts of America’s \jeli-moaning, If sometimes ,,f deprcMion."
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1.»'Fill t l.'at up will, fresht-sf vvut. i
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As Brisbane
Tho Associated Proi I* exrtu*I Reeljr antlUm to tha use for r*pub‘ Jlcatlon of *11 nawa illapatriica
» credit cl lo It or not otlirrwlao crnlpeople,
pjirelnSR n
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I i t Jted In this i>.i|>er and alao the local careless,
EjH j (lews puhllahad herein. AM right*
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rapublltnllon of apodal dispatch|W7 • ■ot haroln
are nlan reserved.
Only here . m l there trill the ohl-time day he found, the
• ’ WEDNESDAY. NOV. 2fi, 1924.
<!«>• " h e n the old homestead sees Its d.tors open wlde ncnin to
• •BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY the returning children, with grr.mlf.il her rushing out to we Icome
.
. each
.
. enr load o f visitors • nnd gra m lm ilher da rting
, I . PEACE AND TRUTH:—Thun fn un visitors back to the big kitchen where litr k o js aim
■^aith the I-ord. Coll unto me, and
III will nnswer thee, nnd shew thee ducks ami whole pigs have been roasting an I where t im e
; 1 •great and mighty thing* which watch is needed for the various ’ T i x in s ” that r r j to help make
T I (thou knowest not . . . Behold. I this 1021 T ha n ksg iv in g Day outclass m u l l ing o f the kind
a •will bring it health and rurc. nnd in the F a m ily ’s history.
will cure them, nnd will revenl
Dnl\ hero and there will the old homesleacl homo-coming
___ them the abundance of pence
[ ‘onto
’»nd truth. Jeremiah .‘1.1: 2 . 3, ft.
<lay I •• oli8(»r\cd.
I hrrt* will he* fur more T h a n k sg iv in g tlmners eaten in skim py little apartments. and more delicate*. * t h a n k s g iv in g a h u n d r e d
sen chicken than G ra n d m o th e r’s roast turkey served to fa m
V. j ,
YEARS AGO
ilies rushing through with the meal in order to get o f f for
♦Wince the men*, nnd apple*, Manthe d a y ’s diversions. T h e movies, for “ Mom and L’op,” tipI .
nah,
s
lug g am e for the hoys, a jo y ride for S is — it does not take
ivjt.’Oaln: t the making of the pic
• iFor of gue.ts there will In- many, much imagination to picture him the holiday will he spent
' .Uncll-T, cousins, minis, anti any
in the nverage American home.
! ‘Friend llicc mat invite.
»enny
Hut it Will he "h«line” , and regardless o f the fashion the
■I\lttDaughti i. for ih> lit night A 1 Furiff?
nation has ae«|uired m worrying alnuit its “ fnst-ilisappearing
111l*'.’
ttom orrow’s
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* .That I I;Mow the one th:itsji chosen, home and family lif.."
lif
celebration
o f T ha n ks‘ CjBy the v.iti li-li-fhl in thine eye*!
giving Day will have all the deep underctirrt nt o f love
■ alow, i•i till 4, nty daughter! Would |and gratitude, yes, am e v i l o f piety that n a r k e d the Dav
in its beginning.
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this
. | ,Shan e in wearing
thy hair?
i .A a kfa».•» ■
Krl rt
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F A N T A N SH OP
Chicken Pillou. Salad. Sand• wichea. Coffee derred
from 5 to • *
l ^*road°U
m'
claim
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impassable
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Phone
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Gloria a carocr-crownpi* ‘ *»***"e-- —
which atlrt ihe heart*, fea»ta the eye, and
mightily. It*a o Paramount.
Matinee 10 and 20 cents
Evening 10 and 35 cents
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Lovely Fancy Work
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Quality Merchandise
at Prjces That Appear
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In former atfnd of the
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lorcer va.
facon.
havT' apdis of swimming In U»o
Wnshinirton A Leo v«. North head, poor appetite.,constipation;
Cnclincv SUto at Raleigh.
Richmond va. William A Mary and »' general ffo-accoutlt feeling.
it is n sign yoitr liver is torpid
at Richmond.
Tenneosco v«. Kentucky at Knox- The one renlly dependable remedy
for nil disorders in the liver, stom
Vllle.
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Vinnderbullt ' va. Sewanee nt ach nnd bowel* i* Hcrblne. It acts
powerfully on the liver, atrengthen*
Nashville.
Virginia vs. North Carolina at digestion, purlflea the bowels nnd
Charlottesville.
restores n fine feeling o f energy,
V. P. I. vs. V. M. I. at Roanoke. vim and cheerfulness. Price GOc.
Far Went
Sold by Union Pharmncy.
NEW YORK. Nov 2G.— Follow*;
Arizona vs. Carolina Aggies at
|inir are tin? important gntnna •fit Tuscan.
I t -' HnT
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Jnterntountain vs, Idaho Tech nt
(he East, West, Ear West, South,
'sc heduled for Thanksgiving Day,
i p;r iv
;n *.*
Thui -da>. November 27:
, 1 bregrin v'b.' Mtilthi'mah at Cortlaad.
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| ( rnell vs. Pennsylvania, at
GRIDDERS H arvard’s ’25 Grid TURKEY DAY WILL Twenty-Seven
Card Is Given Out;
f o r g a m e New Games Appear SEE END OF f l B D l S f J E
SEASON IN SOUTH
'H THE GATORS
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CAMBRIDGE, Mans., Nov. 2 0 »•
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Two new opponents, Rensselaer
Polytechnic
Institute
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William
M
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In H isWorkouls
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E le v e n H eld lit S t. AURIIS*, jjnrv|irj f „ 0tbnll schedule for 1ozx»,
C o m p o s in g S . I. C x ; G eorg ia
tinc Preparing for C lash j made public Tuesday hy the HurA n d A la b a m a D ecid e T itle
tVmAVNtui
G a in e sv ille ; vard Athletic Association subject
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11n the formal approval of the Ath*,
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R'aATLAN TA. Gn., Nov. 2«— With
Try Sm ith 's B arber
ST. A U G U S T I N E , Flu., N<rv. 20.1
Philadelphia.
‘ leHc mmmlltew. Another innovnItrnwii vs. Colgate, at Providence.
itho beat saved for the last in ninny turn in the l.'2:> aeason will tie the |—The Drake university football
Jefferson vs. Shop for good barber
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. . Moines,
. .
.InWn, .left
... »*,Wa-hinglmi
fettae*
on the Southern /footbn
11 card nlnvimr
playing of
of the
the Brown
Brown frame
game nt
nt t
f,
, \
... Morcnntnwn
l.rinff* r u n t esl h that I M'Videnrc In connection with the ,
‘ ' "gmut. .it .uurganiown.
work. Ladies welcome.
^ M e t o v a t c d fro m th e category of |inauguration of the new Brown here at 12: Id o chrk this nftornoon
*t,
vs. Cohiml.m at Syrn
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for Gainest ille, the sent of Thurs- ni-r
N e x t to V aldez.
gnpies to the class of institution., athletic plant.
* l!l '"iigh vs, I t un. State nt
?. Many nnnunl gnmes played Thut f
The e< hvdul folows, games to day's conflict which will offer fun.
Ky day are so long established that1in* played nt the Stadium, unles** an opportunity for comparison he- i o '-burgh.
Ilu. knell
I lit k1IIS..I) nl I.CW- |
the mind of the footlmll fan run ..Ihervvise itidi. nteii.
tween southern and Missouri Vul
Mmi
u.
’ noth not to the contrary, this gen
October d, Rensselaer; HI. Mid •*■>- footlmll.
West
BjtSrttlon at least.
dl.burv; 17. Holy Cross; 24. DnrtThe Bulldogs engaged in two
H ; This yrar the curtain goes down mouth'; Mist. William nnd Mary; r'‘ t,>'*r s,,ir I1' " 1
sessions here.
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‘ III the Southern conference in n Noveml.n 7. Pritoeton nt Pfin.ce. Arriving tale 1 nc«dny afternoon
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mentor
blaswSof glory than ever ton; I I; Brown at Providence; 21, ' '»»rh Os«n Solem s men were tmA '•
m
K
mediately iitken to a practice field uigi ■ i St I outs.
ort for in the game nt Binning- 1 \nt
Mi-oiji i at i oliim- |
near Ihe heiieli wiieie they were
h ■ a
I ham between Georgia and Alabama
driven
through
a
strenuous
workI'ia
tbe mythicnl championship may he
1)1 IS GEORGE RETURNS
\gg:c \ (IKIahoma at
out. After is long signal drill, the .
kdecided. (Jenrgln goes into the
— ■—
game with n record of five confer Oii** George, golf professional ( reserves n n thioiigh an nssort'
"1
s v i cntenarv at St.
enec victories, unmurred hy de nl the ii.uninpnl golf couise last nient of GiiG.r plays which the varfonts or draws while Alnlmma hn* winter, arrived in Sanford Tuesda. ‘ Il-' "iid 11**»it.i>■ in stopping. The
Vermont at Mil
•' won four conference contest* and, trout In* home at
Indianapolis l’ra" " ‘ outfit i« a colorful sipmil,
^ escaped n tie. Each team has lost w here he hn - hn*n spending tin* 'V* 1 “. ,' 1" as'orlment of forma- wa',l.e<
\\ c -i. in ltcscr\,
fl game outside the conference, summer
Mr. George will again Hpn* de-igi .*d to worry < oach \ an
R O U N I)
_ Moridn hoys.
1 i,\* land
'/G eorg ia to Yale, 7 to G, and Ala l.e in charge of ihe local course.
hitting
Hi ept
ep? iuihlc
liable Draki
Drake
Tinn-v Kama i* G, oi c* low u at
baton to Centre, IT to n, indy tw<>
---IFollowing
*"Jl"" mg is (h
T R I I*
'darting lineup and their weight*: l.exing*, n
On Sale November 19-20
other conference teams are unde 0 0 1 7 4 1 / A I M I C O T
left end I.ingenfelter, 17*1; |eft
lln-kil! India a
M \ a tier
Final Limit December I.
feated and but one of this,, has a | > | \ l j A l l A v O I j M 1
I'l'kl. Stocking*, IH2; lefi guard, at ' no itinafi
Chance to aniuin* five victories.
Ti c kets , Information, Etc.,
Knihelang. P.'tl; renter. I Ion Car.
South
CALL ON
Throe ronference tiniii* will not
17*1; right guard. E w a n . 2)u ;
G* ••u-m T, h i - Vihutn at M, bo able to pack up the l.alls uftci v
Tf 1 1 11
l l l s / \ 1 1"».
.1. G. I I U R R O U G I I S
riel I tackle, Henry, IKh; right end, lai ta
•Thanksgivjng tilts. Georgia will
Ticket A g en t
A D O 170 l)D n n i7 D C
ir‘- ; 'tuurler hack. Captain
AI: I .,ma i - G. .**g,.i at Linn
lonvc Birmingham for Danville,)
PHONE O.l-J
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r>priir8, I I: I Ifjnl half IgmJi, Ivor
l..r n .«
H I ANTIC COAST LINK
Mhlngton and Ee«. ,s booked fur
eii. 112; fullback. M, ( M e . I7d.
uh
The Standard Railroad of the Soulh
I engagement with Honda m
K„ v,. v < „ | r
, „ hlllir .best. .
JackuonviMe. Dec
rhe Generals Stop Itop am . Bleak up ll....... I,
Alligators
undefeated,
"" L
>‘l,n.a had
, cold
. , . ,III* -ell ll| E i i s n n s n i i n s n n i i i i s s i s i i s a i i i M i s i g i s i s H f c i i i t s i i s i i i i c n R i i i i s i f l i i i s j B s i i n i i
I ant] »rr
c, . , ore
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gesl loll
reel
.W athington and Lee hoaslmg d K
K,„,rt (jm,.
..Victories and a tie and H oridns
"Red Pepper Itllb" is (III* cold
tbinding showing a victory and a
remedy I tun bring* ipii k. ' i.
I ’ tie. Washington and
l.ee plays
It c a n n o t h u r t \ o o , r o i
North Carolina State in Raleigh lief
Thursday while Florida’s opponent. I ' e r t a i n l y seem* In end I hi tu'ld
, and
F»Drake, comes from the .Missouri
“ M" dnvi tin* ‘ "tig>
I OR Y O I It
ireness right out.
Valley Conference, making the Jong
Nothing ha* sm h i opi ent, iicd
|* jump from He* Moines to Guinespenel rat mg heat a* red pc) |ri
■ rlllo for the day.
iVb Georgia Tech and Auburn |day ll" ‘ l
t..i * ni:M
In Atlnnta in n iriinn1 thnt mnk< H
,hfM
i"i jh n
' Or breaks the season for the two ul*’ muscles and sore, -t/t e.mt.
-teams. Regardless Ilf previous
1' ,l"'
luntphr. or revet se< tin- game
The limini nl y ■u apply L i I • .
ant* large in the ealetldar of tin pel Rill, you till i li 'iiglm .- I ■ i.
c,Yel)ow Jackets and I lien hihi. Tin* L flit** ininuii
ib. . •■ * i
\nd i in ; most I’H'i i; for \or
.Mime Hituation pievail' in other sp*ti- w.inned Ilitmig b and IIn ■ igli
Southern game* •
U In ll yo i m e -otli im ,
ll III
Two Southern eleven I Ipi -i ll ......... .Id. I In omul III, bai ho !>•
. advice
ymmr mm'H 1<>
wt “i tm. k «*i
inn • i*
it ■f i t n
’ •by leaving on trips that *.* II !.m I .it of Roe. h- Led !'■ i p
L .*•
I*lium> H 1.
them in the mum city
The M
oh It* • i t pip .i i
^ ^ M f l l p p i Aggies piny Waslunet i li ,g t *. A . . will I n • ti.
|ct ' University anil t enti tuiiy ini.d
.|*iu I c i •■11 1 |i w.n
\ln o
Louis, both in Si I.ouiI! .< ■
r iiE a s s s t is s iic iiN x t iD a iia iiiiu i'
G ><ui,aaBaBaaaBBaaiiaDaM
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Hcasontblt M
Savo by
U S E D FURNt
Welaka
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and all be knew
$ 6 ,7 5
plus all we know
HWIT'H HEAT
you get in this
purple package
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THE R E S T F E E D
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE AND
POULTRY
Buy a
CLARK JE W E L
Gas R ange a t f
Ball Hardware Co.
%
JACKSONVILLE
November 20-29 1924
n,
"a*. -.-o
W ellm an
certainly knew
a thing or two
about tobacco
FLORIDA STATE
FAIR
Uf KEUI hrrrJtN !£*“ *;•... ’.^i,
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Rebuilt
cA pointer on tobacco:
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g all Hardware Co.
Foil wrapped 10<r
Granger Rou^iCt
— made and cut
SEMINOLE FEED CO.
exclusively fo r pipes
i:iiti and ( iiinimrcc St
Ln.ckrr A MumsT uiui i ir C«».
WBWLIISMWH
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USED CARS AT PRICES THAT SAVE YOU MONEY
TO MAKE ROOM KOI? NEW ( ARS NOW ON THE WAV TO I S W’K MUST SELL EVKRV l SKI)
( A R 0 N 0 1 R FLOOR.
a
Kvery m v of these have been Ihonm^hly overhauled and is ready In he driven away. At the prices placed nn them, (hey will sell quickly as every
nne nl them is worth !ar more Ilian we are asking, I his is your opportunity!! lake advantage nl it!! Read the list and then come in and see the
cars themselves.
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Out* Modtl III
()\erland 'l ouring
$400.00
One Model !U
(h erland Touring
i iki; \i u
ONE
I’ortl louring
UII11SI lit IKK
$450.00
$175.00
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One li-ltl
Hudson Touring
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VI*
$100.00
i
ONE
Lexington Six Touring
$350.00
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.leu el 1 'rouring
Rl.l IM'lll.n 1\11 MOIU1
ONE
Jewed Uoadster
iNi:\V ItHD1\1KMttltKI
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Mitehell Six Touring
$850.00
$750.00
$550.00
$300.00
ONE
Buiek Four Touring
ONE
Ituiek Six Uoadster
ONE
Buiek Six Touring
ONE
Hudson Six Touring
$175.00
$200.00
$350.00
$300.00
ONK
Chandler Six Sedan
One Modt l 1
0\erland Touring
ONK j ■
Overland Touring
ONE
Hupmobile Tonring
li
Jewed Sedan
i IMslil D I vii. .Muni i
$600.00
$300.00
O
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$250.00^
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ONE
Ford Touring' V
$170.00
ONE
Overland Sedan v *
,f $400.00
$725.00
AND MANY MORE THAT ARE NOT LlSTKI) HERE. ATTRACTIVE TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED ON ANY OF THESE CARS
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PROFIT - 2 1H erald W a n t A ds W ill K eep Y o u Posted on A ll S anford Business A ctivities o f Im portance
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Advertising:
Houses For R en t
A d v e rtisin g
A u tom ob iles
F or Sale
R eal E state
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Itn k e 1 T h u * “ i 'r n e * ," :,/ , Ycnrf
We Havo some beautiful lake
To ur Inn
nns.p*., ■ v|
$1000 Cash will buy on uf the! i "ia 1* R u n
LEARN A ROUT T oll County and ADVERTISE, In the Journal-Her FOR RENT—Ten room house in
in A dvance
! (?lrV.
Toui irur*
I I I S W ': i J
country, nenr paved highway,
ald. South Georgia's groateit
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newspaper. Morning, afternoon, beautiful loention. electric lights, half mile from the Dixie Highway ™ LS\ '" ‘ V T V
t t:#**x fi
Coach I
■.til hr '* In
a
nest
of
beautiful
clcnr
lnkcs.!
This
Eame
lot
rn"
benl
weekly and Sunday Classified rates good water. H. C. Dubose.
Kuril
Kmiui.ouP jnss.iift • b \
present day market price for at l ist
.ful colAvrnuc nnd Second Street.
for sale.
I least $1500. An apportunily fo r ' l 'J '' j1 Ki.r.l
p . __<r l
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10c per line. Waycrbaa JournalVkLIaOW s' sfck V lO k Sl'ATlO tf. St<>f-Tclcgram. Lakeland, Fla.
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T i nek
We
will
build
your
home,
land
FUR
RENT—
House
nnd
ghrngc
Herald, \Jfaycrosa. Georgia.
someone. Phone 1*K.
Cali n.ty
i Kurd
Gulf Gus. Oil, Tires, Acocsso- o n in t
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on OrfKndo road $12 a month. Ap scape your grove, and relieve you
I*r ■ IIh*
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Hr a liar
rics. Service with n smile. Elm I ° H-IO“ ^ enU* M.nko your rales
ply F J. Tnkach, I^ico Hotel.______ o f trouble and worries iueident to FOR S A life—Thanksgiving ducks.
To n rt in; i
1 Kurd
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through the Xenia Gazette, TAM PA MORNING TRIBUNE—
f f a IIn*
Phone
your
order
to
5WS-K.
and First. Phone 147 L3.
JfiSl.no
building
up
a
place.
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Xenia,
agricultural
Send in your subscription to the FOR RENT—5 room house with , In the meantime, you can ro FOR SALE Counters, s h o w rns- I ,,.*J f l'»ni
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paved highway.
Price $S«8 > Woolen Mills.
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Must be street
FOR SALE $lo:i , a-h will buy
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accepted want ad medium in incluillna Sunday, morning lnua. | fm appointment.
r#pr**cnn»tlv* thor----- seen to lie appreciated, ran give 1 cent iier word m inim um l i t .
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 27,
—
T -rm r^
T h a n k sg iv in g
Farm ers at Aquedjict?3 Gates
) flljL
,,
Lower Legislative Body To
Be Kept Busy Iri Next 3
. Months If Slate Is Cleared
Of Bills Bv Mhrcft First
[Kill E nglish
^mmissioner
enUnearthed
ite Repofts
••
—
Many Measures
From Session in June
Situation
Officials
Appropriation
Bills
Must
Be Passed Besides Farm,
• And Railroad Legislation
^ ts A re to
L^ny O fficials
Public P la ces
“ I am about to die tor nay
country, and my city. * nn*
, expecting to got the axo a L “ nl'
'minute. Thera Is nothlngl-that
enn nav«J me. Tho governor, * pr
any other. p o w ir . can i, ' g w » t ,
me a reprieve. The verdict by
which I m ust dlb has been
ponied for.years, and each year
nt this time ewmtlcr* of niy
family puffer tlm t the day call
ed • Thanksgiving may be more
festive for the humans who
make of l t « holiday.
• And so 1 m ay truthfully say
that I go without malice. Ever
rin.cc the day of my birth it has
been decreed th a t I should die
thus, nnd I will go with tho.
knowledge that ns the axe fnlls
vo will the fbrk follow, and at
every mouthful of my carcass
there will be mumbled 'um-ums
to signify how good I taste.
That in itself is reward enough.
L d the executioner do his work.
(Signed) ’ TOM TURKEY,
••Martyr."
Used In Dedli
Judge Andrews Requested to!
Impanel a New Jury Which
Would Probably Start Its
Investigation Immediately
Cornerstone
Proud of Ears
j
Self Defense Will
Be Pleaded by Cady
Motive for Killing 'Broward
la ck in g in Testimony Giv
en nt Preliminary Hearing
Laying: Ritual Used
A t Exercises Held
W ednesday in P. M.
Grand M aster Is .
In Charge Ritual
Parade o f Masons Is
Feature; Address Is
' Made byMayorLake
ORLANDO. Nov. 27.— Circuit
WASHINGTON.
Nov.
27.—
I
n
Court
Judge C. O. Andrews will
in— ijB— i n ' i t ’f'ii irjm>tynw» y i
impanel a special grand jury nt n
tho three brief months of life th n t
With the pomp and grand
later date, probably during the
F brm ers at Owens Valley, Calif., are seen hore standing guard at one remain of the Sixty-eighth Cong
present
term
of
court,
nt
the
re
eur
befitting the dedication ot*
oT the gates to the g re at aqueduct thnt carrier w ater Into the city of ress, the House hhs many nintters
quest of S tate’s Attorney Maguire,
Loi
Angeles.
A
fter
opening-the
gates,
diverting
w
ater
into
their
lands,
the
first city hall building
, Nov. 2 7 . - B r i t to consider the chnrge ngninst
fj
the farm ers took up their posts at the gntes, defying attem pts of the thnt must be thrashed out if it is
ever
owned by the Icity or
n u th o ritie fl
Hnl
Cady,
who
was
released
from
to
retire
next
March
with
a
clean
authorities to close them again.
the county jail, under $25,000 ball,
Sanford nnd the first Masonic
kursdav n r r e s t legislative calendar.
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following the verdict of the corTemple
in th is section of tho
Hanging
over
tho
session
th
a
t
hy Bev. s e c r e holding *Cady rr»v’»"
respon
oner n jury Itoium#
state,
the
double com er stonO
ended
Inst
June
aro
m
any
bills
aible
for
the
death
of
N.
II.
B
row
-,
Whnt
terror
won’t
those
unspeuknistry o f irt*
nnl nephew of former Governor j bio Bolishles start ? T h e daughter laying exercises for the new
th at must ho taken up on the floor
Abdul- I l a h for consideration a f te r Congress Former Head of Vets Bureau Broward of Florida, and son of „f M. Krassin, soviet ministar to $76,000 City hall and the $45,
Ijri one o f .Z ag
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II
1 ~ .._ Iher
w . m ...» r a »
Frtmce,
displays
ears! il U S l
reconvenes next Monday. Coupled
With Thompson Charged CnpL Montcalm Broward of Ja c k look
a t political a a - '
how
she
is
showing
ofr one 000 Masonic Temple were held
with these ure other bills, Pfas*
sonville. who wns shot nnd killed
With
Defrauding
Govern
of
Tin*
«thi*r
equally | hero Wednemloy^ nftornoon. Pnat
tic-ally completed in committee,
together w i t h
nt the Cady home on Eust Uosum e n t of Nearly $1,000,000 lind avenue, early Snturdny m orn
iniii’h In vitw only tin* oatnorn Grand M aster Silas B. W right of
but
not
reported.
In
tho
d
o
s
in
g
ju member^ ofdidin't catch it. And just look nt ficiating, assisted by various offi
months of tho session numerous
ing.
cation who viscers of the local lodge.
P;
investigations were ordered. Malty
( 1IIC AGO, Nov. 27.—Outlines
The verdict of the coroner s I ho v n y t.hc nmil*!* Iu*r huir, nil
.with the former
Promptly ut 4 o’clock, the Mn- ..
T w o ' D a y H e a r i n g Concluded Rev. Sheatsley Makes I)rn- of these gained momentum d u r of the testimony for prosecution jury is not binding on the grand knotted up in the buck.
rolls, wearing aprons und glove*
the sum m er recess, and tho Re
jury. The coroner’s jury investi
matic Stntemenl Saying He ing
j it understood, were
W ith Much Evidence Taken
and bearing other insignia ot oKlca
port of their work must lie crowd nnd defense were laid before the gates the cause of death and en
* (deep and were
Cannot Believe That His ed into tho House legislative pro jury Wednesday in the trial of
toi nieti outside the lodge rooms und
In Cose Where Jurist Is
deavors
to
place
the
blame.
It
BVnown destination.
matched behind a band and a do-v'CH
Charles
R.
Forbes,
of
Seattle,
nnd
W
ife
Committed
Suicide
gram.
Charged With Misconduct
cannot find a verdict in any do
t a d i meiit of policemen and firemen- i
Besides nil this the annual a p John W. Thompson, of St. Louis, gree of murder or manslaughter.
ti» tlio Hite of the* now city
*•&
l)Nov *7.—Kgjrptlnn
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 27. — propriation bills m ust be taken up charged with defrauding the gov That rests with the grand jury
PARKEIISUURG, W. Vn., Nov.
arranged to make
where benches nnd chairs bud been
Standing
in
the
doorway
of
Christ
and
passed.
Some
of
these
sup
npt on the lifo of 27.— A mass o f testimony, much of
ernment in the awarding of con- Whnt the grand jury will do is
placed on u scull old.
th? British high it contradictory, hod been pluced i Evangelical Lutheran church par- ply measures already arc com truils fig; veterans’ bureau hos I ' '
Here Hie parade disbanded, nnd •
pleted
and
ready
for
consideration
before
n
congressional
sub-commitIsonage
lute
Wednesday
Rev.
C.
V.
i
ording to the
lite .uasons lorintti uround tha
•
Addie And to this stnek of business, pitals in li'22.
tr
second
degree
or
manslaughter
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a
l.
tco
Wednesday
night
when
it
cloa-1
Sheatsley,
husband
of
or
nt of the Daily
stone,
w
inch
was
laid
accoraing
to
.
victim,
Bexley
furnace
Sheatsley
tin
hanging In various places on the
Forbes and Thompson, with or dismiss the charge
t information re ed two duys of hearings here on
Hie prescribed ceremony lor buuti ■
said:
calendar,
it
is
predicted,'
may
be
charges
of
misconduct
filed
against
ground
of
self
defense.
\flc
r
Convening
Monday
.Com
ins boon received
l b i «-e others, planned to divide over
“ I would ra th e r believe she was
oicusiiu'1', ,
, . # ‘
That self defense will be plead
rihy sources and Federal Judge William E. Baker. of m urdered—foul ns the deed may lx added other problems us yet u n n i | .1100,000 of the $17,000,000
i,i ,mu Master Wright, in u brief
mit lee Will Be IMcked To
foreseen.
the
northern
district
of
West
Vlr;
officially is re
itulIn rir.ed by congress for theae ed by Cady a t the triul is evident
Go With Senate Commission address ot welcome m the ussutil*. ,i
irinia. The charges were filed with | —than to believe she took her own i The supply bills, mnking avail hospitals, it whs asserted by John from the character of the testi-iMriou
’
.
. .f
I
. I: / .
in i,
bled .Masons and citizens, charged
...- 8life, I...1
but until msuch
evidence IthitIlk able the money to carry on the II t'rim, special assistant attorney mony introduced nt the inquest.
the
house
of
representatives
by
To See President Coolidge eai
the residency have
n spectator to observe oilCiicQ .
been definitely established, 1 will government's machinery for the
T,
A.
Brown,
district
nttorncy
of
--------gem-rut, in bis opening statement Friends of both men who attended j
ami proper uveorum during the cer*
tad increased pre
think
she
took
her
own
life.”
the party at tho Cady home on t h o , WASHINGTON. Nov. 27. — A Vices, adding that no great work ■
taken to nrotfcct the same jurisdiction, us a basis
The Rev. Mr. Sheatsley and bis next fiscal year, probably will be I to the jury.
night preceding the tragedy tea- j tentative legislative program for should be uiulertukcn wittiout ttrsfc
Dcfens-r* Counters.
■n driving through for possible impeachment proceed four children urrivod here from acted upon first. After thole have
'
ings against Judge Baker.
The
been
cleared
from
the
pathway,
it
titied tluil up to the time they left {the house for the first four days invoking the blessing und guidance
Colonel
.lames
S.
Ensby-Smilh,
Paris, G., shortly ufter 4 o’clock ]
committee
indicated
th
a
t
the
next
ounaci. .................................the approaching abort session of of the ' tjupiemc Architect ot tho C
|Us been issued thnt
countered with the| for then homes there war no sign
Wednesday afternoon, und went di is uncertain to which of many ! Forbc’s counsel,
Hitline in which lie assert- of trouble la-lween l ady und Uro-,congress was outlined Wednesday Universe."
ii(h military , and hearing would be held a t Wheeling, really to the parsonage where the , m atters the House will turn.
Sf.G
'
defense
ou
Standing at the top of all busi ed thut <
>,dv three
who had been | by Representative Longworth of
(krticeforth ahall be probably within a few weeks. w e r e ' practically incinerated body of his
eotiowitig n prayer by ActtnC
only
------ of the• t h*i r t y•'- ' want. Broward,
More
than
50
witnesses
*
■
*
-•“
*-•
“
e
Ohio,
the
Republican
floor
louder.
Hi und unuplum L. 11. Philips, thn- •
uullc by an nrnn-d
wife, was found by him in the fur- ness remaining from the last ses two alleged over nits in the fnmd present at the parly early in thsion is the Howell-Barkley bill to indictment possibly could be con- evening, returned to ta l l y ’s home' j | (1 M,i,( ti)r house, after conven- mind played "N earer My Uod To .(
must carry re- henrd Wednesday.
uace
ou
November
17.
Several
Judge Baker, on the witness
abolish the Railroad l a b o r Board.
Dhilitn offiiiala must stnnd,
tgved even us
u» auspicious
suspicious aim
and In «boukr>J o'clock, after the othei | |IK ,,t,xt Mnmluy, nrobubly would litoc" untie *>vung. Grand BocroUql
made a sweeping denial to friends nceompanlcd them to Col- 1 Special committees appointed to slikwm
speaker tD' appoint tary F. t I. Admit* prepured tho at •
’ in their desks.
Jtk
4
b
u
tflat
.high
*r®
y
wnd
navy a t A r t^ h d li left, atcurding to the i nm ho,.;A,
three specific charges covered umbua.
investigate
respectively
the
S
hip
testimony,
when
Mr.
and
Mrs.
|
n
t.0nitiiiltce
to
servo with n similar Hues th a t were to be enclosed lU ffl
,pw VUryntien pre- the
officials
would
testify
th
a
t
ihc
in the presentm ent t h a t of chang 1 Members of the p a s to r's congre
the tho copper reeeptncle to be depoa^,
aUrvirw with Lord ing court records, the tran sfer of gation greeted the party and es ping Board nnd the m anufacture contructs Involved in one of these Cady wen* in bed and in s iste d , senuj,, committee tonotify
t | mt congress was ready ited within the stone.
ling to the Mail’s confiscated liquor und hia alleged corted them to the house, n few i and operation of the a irc raft in three transact ions were awarded ut that they drink with him. Upon |
trniiMu t business, and then mll j ion the command of the Grund- ft
Another alleged their refusal lie bceunietroubleindicated hia inten- use of liquor. Other witnesses call- minutes later, the m inister sent dustry have been ut work during t hoii direction.
with the last out- ed by ids counsel testified of var- |word to newspaper correspondents the summer. Both committees, u over net, the furnishing of ad- Bi.ine, Mrs. l a d y testified, and ic i j t,u r„ ,,ut .1 respect to members Muster the list ol urlivlua wus read '
is said, will submit report $ on the \ II lit t- infoi Illation to I Itonipsoll s fused to leave the house when rt‘- . who in,\•- died since the Inst si-s- us follows;
I'iOTj
itiih demand—with- tous incidents during
„ his term on thnt be would see them immediate
Names of otficers of all city dc.^
oiitiur. to the fulfill- the bench. Many of them declared ly. They gathered on the porch wo) k accomplished to date, nod contracting firm, Col. Easby-Smith qucsteil. A rough nnd tumble sion.
Tliesdii. t lie bouse expects to paitmeiits; names of olHcers and
iat Britain's wishes re- they hud never seen Judge Bukcr and from the doorway of bis study, press forward during the session said, involved information which fight resulted during which Brow
prott-suin of foreign under the Influence of liquors or Rev. Mr. Sheatsley unswored their to the completion of their assign had been widely printed n week ard wns shot and killed. Motive receive tiie annual message from nicmhciM of the .Suiilurd Lhambev,
'4S3
incuts.
bofoto it wns supposed to have for premediated killing appears llie pres'deiil, which this year is ot Uoimnerce; names of otficers and
showing indications thut he had questions in n calm voice. He dis
I,.en secretly given to Thompson. lacking in the testimony given nt to lie lead I" both houses, s e p a l - 1men,bet - m Uotuiy t lub; numes of
played no emotion.
, The inquiry into land grants
itf in this sense is ex- been using liquor.
,
Read) to Appear Any Time
the
Northern
Pacific
Kailwnv The third act, the nllagcd #f*,000 the inquest.
ately, tilde- the executive alters ................ I Womens Uiuh und year
All tlw other British
Considerable time wns spent on
I be oid> person, other than i auy j , is dec i -1*■ii rot to drtiver it m i,,,o k , names oi Hit churches i4 :‘g
The Rev. Mi. Sheatsley said he I Company presents
another pi" payment to Forbes indiiecth by
t eith.-r been accepted details of the case of Mike Suwa,
This w. ih Thompson, would be shown I" be who could tell of the eircunistnnces pel sun, nd also any other mes- C-niiim il. names of 11 uternul order* *Z
in government or put who a fte r a plea of guilty was and members of bis family would I blent for attention.
j iinnivdiately preceding the shooting snges t tu.t may be sent from the m the city, W omans t'lub y ea r •
I by the British thetn- f«*nteneed in u prohibition case ut upncnr before County I’rosecutoi was held rfp during the sumint-i ••a physical impossibility."
is Mrs. Cady anil she made a good White I louse.
recess of luck of funds.
it.M k ot ItM.t; pictuie of New Wo-, *
John
R.
King,
who
is
conducting
The testimony of Kluis II Mor
Wheeling in May. l'J22. The orig
Tin House also expects to re timer, of Philadelphia and Wash witness for her husband. She told
litrp towards the pro- inal information against him, filed an investigation of the mystery, at
We d n e s d a y , be suid, will b. set ' man * ( lub House; names of boani
eelvo « report front u committee ington, it wns indicuted by ( lim, n straightforw ard statement of a si de toi the c o n s i d c i u t i o n o f bill «i manager* und nuilding commit-'
Ibrvigm-rs lias been by the district atto rn e y ’s olTice, any time the la tter may suggest.
A story which investigators were beaded by R epresentative M< Fad would form the groundwork of the what happened Up to the tune the on t he calendar. The naval coin- ire; »-op> ot latest year book; coin*.
oriiig the powers of charged possession of two moon
men scuffled in the bath room
.•I Un- United M ales; u copy of H
head of the Kuro- shine stills, but u charge of manu said to have given some attention den of Pennsylvania, chairm an >-f government's case. Mortimer, Mr. two
and the door w a s . accidentally mi t t e c , be addgd. pl ans to hi mg
tnt ..f the Egyptian facturiug liquor, was insterted In- !tod ay \va.- that the Rev. Mr. Sheata- the Ru'iking and Currency Com t'rim said, was "the paid ilifni inai.l | closed, shutting otT*her view of ( up n n e i i - i u i' p r o vi d i n g for iiiiin - It..- ,-anluid I lei aid; literature of
adaiini-ti a- il*i* 1 Iliatii!»<*>* ol I ullliliwrcc.
authority
Zagloul ter, and the main question was loy, while connected with an or- mittoo. which hns la-cn investigut <»f the government" hi the alleg.d what happened inside the room. eroii s . iiiuigi's in
ing charges of alleged duplications
I m il while the baud playfiK
_ Imd aboliahed.
whether this insertion was made phnnngo at P ittsburgh a number of in government bonds. A commit conspiracy. Charles F. Criimei. The shooting took place then, Mrs. ! l i o n o f I lie navy.
llmu Almighty K lng/T
Mr. l.oiigw rlli said, m reply to " to m e
spcndint says th at the a fte r sentence hud been pronounced y ea rs ago, bad reprimanded a boy
general
counsel
for
the
w-leians
liigni Worshipful Grand T reasurer
who had threatened to “get him." tee headed liy Representative Sny bureau under Forbes, nnd James Cady said. .
a
questi
a.
at
lie
did
not
know
Bum'x r of Egyptian us ehurged by Mr. Brown.
She declared thut she did not see
der. Republican, New York, is ex
tisl elfort by inein1- Anderson deposited the article* 1n
itrwngly urged as a
Judge Baker in his testimony de This wns cast aside by the minis ported to submit its findings on an \V. Black, Thompson’s partner, tin the revolver discharged und only of any . • i
. apt ut ibis session to tiu. tdonu wiitch was laid, leveled
ter
as
trivial.
iberr t
Its further assassinu- clared that when Sawn wus first be
others,
are
now
dead.
heard
the
three
reports
while
she
Another theory thnt the minister inquiry into the adm inistration of t
| i M i lion of the lax law und cemented into place by Deputy,*
fore the court ho adm itted m anu
wus in the dining room. She was
Government Testimony Brief
•. w,tb the publicity of in t,i umi Master Edwurd'Randall, ua:ln
CJie continues,
tin
"are facturing moonshine, and that he had created the enmity of u Hindu Indian a ffa irs in Oklahoma. An-j
wounded in the shoulder by a stray
. , . . . tux returns, lie pointed out sisic i by various other
officer*
rs. Their com- instructed the assistant United during a speech he made in Detroit other report is looked for from i The government’s testimony wn* ---- ---- .
white tlie Grand M aster
prayed
u
number
of
years
ago,
a
f
te
r
his
n
committee
in
ehurge
of
Repic-I
surder campaign, S tates attorney, Charles J. Schuck,
entered
Broward’s
w T S f Z - S '- u f c
S:::'iSS*
that the content* of the box tJiouUl - « »
Hudson,
Republican. ‘
foie tin- courts, and thought it host .................................................................
i involved twenty- to draw u new information on this return from India, und th a t the srotative
had
murdered
MrV. Michigan, which hns been looking <.ruted ill grent detail l>y Uol. Las body below the arm pit causing to put olT action pending a judicial not lie Bit'll uguin "till time i*,m>
■ilttary and. civilian charge. Instead, he said, the in foreigner
half bis denth. A third bullet went into
more."
2:
Shouts
ley
and
thrust
her
body
into into the enforcement of the liqum by-Smith, who was only h-1
decision on the subject.
Wfsrded as . certain, terlined information was present
*
court ucljournvtl un* tin* <ioor cn»injf.
At tiie command of the Grand
the
furnace
for
revenge,
did
not
traffic
luws.
A. to legislation other than the
through
when
litiitan .* to tako Quch ed, but because it was legal to
Mrn.
Cady
cleoriHl
up
tho
myn*
animal supply measures that might Master, those officials e n t r u s t e d ^
til Friday morning.
t« due» not arre s t
...oil hi. HI,, t «■rv attached to the fact th at there he taken up, the Republican leader with the valued und ancient impldi,' will have to.
Forbes* early life until ins
of two different culof operative Masonry,
iti Nrkrnshy Bey,
pointment as veterans bureau <b ,
lellll nm| hU c l jacketed, found said the McFaddeii bill proposing incuts
major change* in the banking luws, level, the square, and tho plumb, .
at the ministry
recter by the late, ‘ ^ V ,‘i s .
tin the bouse
MII H the onh one that bad been applied the various instrument* to
ding wus descrila*,! by t.ol. Nin'in
Abdul Ruhm^ti
pi (iini.Hfii special consideration by I the *to lie and reported in unch ca*c
Kories
uu>
successively
division
i
Lgloul’s ' flose'at confiscated nqui
"Most Worshiplul Grand Muster," .
port
also
is
looked
for
from
tin
the I ule- entnnul tec
leclured
signul officer of the forty-fust
sti. who wan fwntr home city, Judge Baker,
which
have
been
r
e
11
have obeyed yuur orders, and fin® i
Veterans
Committee,
m
em
ber,
of
Other bill*
division thirty-third division and|
i is 11*20 for a mur*- that the order was made at the sagi ported from eommittcc anil ure the stone to be level, (plumb,'
which have been mnking u s u r promoted to lieutenant colonel us
but weprieved by ifontion of C, E. Smith, the tJniteu
I awaiting house action, he said, are -•luai'i'i the ciaftBinen have pervey oT soldiers' home und govern signal officer of the ninth army
f tales m arshal, because storage
| the Unwell Barkley bill l*> abolish lormed tlieir duty."
mental
hospitals.
Chairm
an
John
corps. He wns awarded a dis
epace was uvuilable in the federal
Tho (irand Master then decrCM,
the ruilroud lubor board; llie Hunson of the Committee has been tinguished service medal when nis
Nov 27e—Darakat building there and because of thefts
tlmt the stone wan perfect and Well
gen
bill
la
amend
the
packers
act
in charge of the work.
of interior in Zag- from other places where confisca
1charged February,
«•»<* 1‘‘, ‘ r
The special committee headed
vlce presidcnt «if the limComer O. Whittle, u resident of in a way designed to prevent dis fitted for tho corner position, und
, h»s been arrested ted liquor <rns stored. Smith cor
t*xp it'HRi'cl conftiioncc in the work*
Representative
Burton,
RepubliU-y-Mason Construction Company, Sanford for the past nine years, ci i niiiiut ion ugailist eo-ii|K*rat i\ e
l*otbonties according to roborated Judge Baker's statem ent.
WASHINGTON,
Nov.
27. —
cun. Ohio, to investigate charge* resigning in 1U21 to accept appoint died Wednesday night from in marketing agencie*; und the White nn»n# who would muku it rise In
l'fom Cairo.
-*•
Among measures remaining in the of misconduct aguinst Represen
which would give ‘‘hurmony und beauty," whereupco
ment as head of the war risk in juries which he received when a Radio, measure
Chinatown Awaits
.......... of commerce broad lie returned th« implements of owj
House committees to be acted upon tatives Zihlmun, Muryiand, und surance buieuu which later merged freight train on which he wns the department
Left Stolen Tong Heads Verdict shortly after the opening of Con- ijtngley,
Kentucky, both Repub into the veterans bureau of whi r. working ut Paiatka, run over him. er low ers in the regulutlou of radio I eratlve Musonry for the complex
„
lion of tho work, nnd instructed t h a ^
gresa
next
Monday
is
the
Johnson]
Means,
has
c o m p i l e d it* work^ Or he was made director.
News of young
hittli? s trngic transmission.
Jr Sanford Is
A bill proposing several clnyigc* Grand Chapluin to proceed with the
....
bearings
were
‘hose
two
members,
both
of
whom
death
was
received
by
members
Mortimer, who was described by
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.— China Swing bill, on which hearings were have been re-elected, Mr. Zihltnnn
In the civil service retirement laws; consecration ceremony.
•ear Way cross town
waited dnenslly today for the held for several months last year was found innocent of the charge the government counsel ns Hie of his family late ln*t night. Mr. u bill to give further protection to
Deputy Grand Muster R a n d * l)j
Whittle
is
said
to
huve
fallen
from
"pula informant," wns pictured by
verdict of the Tong leaders on a by the Irrigation Committee.
migratory birds, nnd two constitu cast corn upon tho stone us n “ syuinnd
Mr.
I-ungley
has
been
con.
the
running
board
of
the
engine,
i followed swift on the perm anent peace puct, between the
Col. Eashy-Smith ns " a whulesnle
tional amendment* which would Iml of plenty,’’ and offered a pray
The measure, which would ou- •victed in the Kentucky Court*.
Darnell, of Johnston, w arring on Lconga and Hip tungs
bootlegger who testified he had re futal injuries resulting.
change
tho dute of the inaugura er for the welfare of tho craiUit
thorize
governmental
construction
Besides
this
work
the
House
idto
had stolen a car which is scheduled to be signed.
ceived $100,000 for hi* p a r t in the
.He
. . was
. . . . rushed
—
- Pulutkn hos- tion and of the assembling of tho men und the nation.
of
an
irrigation,
flood-control
and
may
receive
'from
the
Senate
so
illegal
withdrawal
of
4.00Q
cooes
|
pital
where
he
died
two
hours
latit in Sanford.
Acting Senior G ra nd'W arden
power dum a t Boulder Canyon on many moro m a tte rs to claim a t of whiskey ut Pitsburgh in 1D1‘. '."| er. The body will be brought back newly elected congfoM» also uro
broke here abanB. Chupuum tho npoured wine
awaiting
action
by
the
house.
iv*
w
**
j
m
__/
__
j
tut
nHanwgin
nm
irdthe
Colorado
River,
and
also
the
HusbandSeeksDivorce
tention.
to Sanford this afternoon, nccord
^ and started to re
the stone fo r “ refreshm ent
so-called All-American Canal, i* ex
ing to a message received this
A n viu the box car
ladnoM," and Junior Warden Jo
A
fter
Month’s
Union
pected
to
receive
early
action.
Hugh
Louden
D
efeats
il- All went well
_rove poured oil upon i t i)
8
President
Coolidge
has
expressed
m M r W h i t t l e with his parents
the other »ide of
ing “ peace and joy," each of
ORLANDO. Nov: 27.— Action his apprpoval of the principle of
. near Waycroan, Ga.,
came to Sanford from Georgia. Butler At Seabreeze offering a prayer for the eonti
i»
'* manner he lost hi* for divorce brought by a husband government supervision of the
He attended j the Sanfoni High
SEA BREEZE, Fla.. Nov. 27.— prosperity of the nation and t
h*in and fell beneath a g a in st a bride o f . I688
School. Later ho went into tho
* work of harnessing the Colorado
In
Wednesday’* scmi-flnsls of tho Masonic order.
River,
and
although
he
has
not
en
>both legs being severed m onth' is the r a th e r unusual ex
employ of tho rgllroad. Ho was
Acting Grand Marshall
**We
felt
th
a
t
the
m
ost
forceful
lie died in the Way- perience of Mrs. R. C. Rehrig, nee dorsed the bill by name, it Is under
married a year ago to Miss May- Florida E ast Coast Golf tourna
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Nov. 27.—
(Continued on page 8)
ment
on
the
Clarendon
Hotel
course
w a short time later.
Marie Inman, who was wedded to stood legislation along t h a t . lino W alter Dickey, owner and editor thing th a t could be dono to bring me Kata William*.
, .
H
ugh
Louden,
Hahson
Tark
crack,
' tar was the property Rehrig in the l a t t e r p*rt of Oc would be acceptable, to the White of the K ansas City Joumfcl-Post, the public to a realisation of tho
Bolides hi* wife. Mr. W hittle is
SKELETONS A R E FO!
defeated Jack Butler, Jacksonville*
‘ nxon of Johniton, 8. tober, and was b rought back from llourc.
.
\ and Ralph Ellia, m anaging editor, iniquities of the publicity section m rvived by hi* m
—other
—-- -and fathm
of
the
law
was
to
give
publicity
to
to have been stolen Jacksonville and lodged In the
Hearing* on the bill were held indicted yesterday fo r publication
cr, Mr. and Mr*. F. R. Whittle, long-driving star, in the most thruCLEARW ATER, Nov. 27^
*> was a t a party O range County Jail, charged with before the adjournm ent last spring. of income ta x re tu rn s, were a r the income tax payment* of promi nno brother, Glertn and four aiat- ling match of the tourney# Two
PWeeks ago. The local a tte m p tin g -to snoot h e r husband, The committee, however, probably raigned in federal c o u rt here Wed n ent individuals and corporations, er*. Mrs. R. N. W right of Green- u p and one to go tells tho atory. cral skeletons have been foul
shallow grave on Sand Key,
r ? Ihc car on the road- according t o h e r 's ta te m e n t.
will reouir« *ome' time to olacuBi nesday and entered pleas of not th e statem ent said. '*Thla, yre be -Aill*. Ala-, Mr*. George H u ff « F re d Tod of Youngstown. Ohio, de w ater Harbor, the skull of
jMterday.
Mr*. Rehrig **id they were m a r it* proposals in executive session guilty. They were released on bond* lieved, would go a long way toward this city and Mlaa Esaie and Mlaa feated Mayor P. D. Golf of Sea which has been pronounced r
Breeze 3 UP and 2 to ge
ried Oct. 27, a f t e r she had t h r e a t before coming to a vote.
of tl.OOO each for tria l next Mon creating a public demand for a Ruth Whittle of thla city.
|1 of that, section by congress,
Despite the carllnoss of the sea cal physician as probably
day. T he early trial date was re
her husband with a pistol, he
Funeral
arrangenvpnta
have
not
Taken Back ened
e
statement^
added,
th
a
t
“
we
son, the tournam ent h a s proven so a F reiK b to U t' The find w
urged and agreed tcOfcfcboth the
said her re a rre s t on the shooting
,
walconie the opportunity, to have been completed aa yet, i t era* successful th a t the Sea Breeze- by Captain Dan Ander*on,i
government and th e defendant*.
Sentence charge and th e serving of divorce C h a m p i o n s h i p
announced.
rial fisherman, ,nc*f «*•
our
conviction
tented
in
the
courts
Daytona
Beach
Association,
under
Publication o f income tax return
papers <va* unexpected. ,
A ttracts
tlm auspices of which it is being the inland. Indication* 'A
h r hia newspaper* waa an attem p t and ahall co-operate w ith My. Mad
Attorney Hackt of Hack & C ar
HoS?1’ TcXJU< Nov. 27.
ison,
the
United
S
tate*
dlatrict
atheld4* planning fo r an am ateur- th e bodies originally weto
acknowledged te r said \h e court record showed
BIRMINGHAM. >Ioy. JH -Indi- to arouse public opinion agalnat a
speedy
to
briny
about
a
professional event l*t* in Decem a grave
law
believed
detrim
ental
to
the
w
eb
Rehrig
was
threatened
by
a
mob
Jurcatened
i.be
arrived here yeswa> bjf i
decision with the flUing a U t i o n l — Roanoke ber or early In Jw»»ry. 3 — ~ . had been
order
*
‘
i | y . tSC llM w i n i n * m r t n l k a
before he m arried, Mrs. Ranrig ?*Uonr nmw.ylhatL th c Ug a U s f o r 't h e I fare of the country. Mr. Dick.
volvcd.”
in
the
point*
in
►the cil
be
had
on
was and th a t In 9 rd*V to «av« bis Jlfe
COMMITTEE HAS MINISTER WOULD
HEARD EVIDENCE RATHER BELIEVE
IN JUDGE’S CASE WIFE WAS KILLED
TESTIMONY BOTH
SIDES OUTLINED
IN FORBES TRIAL
HOUSE PROGRAM
IS OUTLINED FOR
s s s r s ^^"STfiSipiR C T FOUR DAYS
Sanl'ord Resident
Killed By Train In
Paiatka Last Night
Water, Canal Bills
Will Receive Early
Attention Congress
P ublishers‘Enter Plea -Not -Guilty #
To Charge Printing Income Tax List
Galne
Many Fans
«
JSii
S u f r .f e " *
I
■
1.' J \ j
be m arried her.
�it
■/-'-•■■ ■'* -•" ~ - ■:—rr.-r-
* ■'V
' ^ v i t
THE SANFORD HERALD,
■-,. :■»
tbership
A t The H igh School
present members qV the second
A capacity house last nightrien-' chamber describe themselves. They
Inr 1!. C. DuBose, county chairman, Joyed tne am ateur presentation of show blacksmiths and iron Workers
show th a t the local Red Cross an- ‘‘The Old Maid’s Club,” given unde* side by side with adm irals and uninbal membership campaign
has the auspices of the Presbyterian. vavalty professors. F a r m 'h a n d s
bfen very unsuccessful in tnia coun Auxiliary a t the High school audi shoe makers and stone masons rub
, •Ibdwr with noblemen, governors,
ty, despite the fact th a t Rev. F. D. torium, for charity benefit.
Ming, Roll-Ca!} chairman, haa given
Fun and m errim ent featured the, army-officers of high rank, promi
Otoen of bta time and energy tow play, and so well were the different, nent lawyers and Judges. No less
ard raising this county’s nuotn for parts fitted to the various, players .than 72'describe themselves as pro
the maintenance of the charitable that it would be difficult indeed prietors of farm s. The-' list conWork of the organisation.
to select any one individual star<
•’ The failure of the campaign in from the. cluster that dimmed the'
fettoinolc county is attributed to footlights,
%ho general scarcity of men and | i However the consensu* of opin*.
wntnen' who were public spirited ion seems to point toward Mrs.
•nqugh to contribute swernl hours R. C. Maxwell, in the role of "LuoL
d day to soliciting memberships.
In Primrose, President of the Club"
‘ Thoro workers who volunteered ns the one outstanding netress of
f i r service report a general spirit the cast.
<rf generosity among those who
Miss Mae Mngill ns "Faith Snowy te tt approached, and excellent re more” won much favorable com
turns were made by the few solic ment ns di dMIss Florence Henry,
itors who engaged in tho housc-to- posing ns "Miss Betsy Robinet, n
house campaign.
Country Lass.”
r This would seem to Indicate, Mr.
LONDON. Nov. 20.— Prohibition
Music was furnished by the high
DuBorc stated, that the failure of school orchestra, a feature selec may or may not have been In effect
tjic drive was directly attributable tion being a duet rendered by John 3,299 yenrs ago, but recont gifts to
to the dearth of workers and not and Bernnrd Schirard.
to Uck of support on the part of
<he people.
” "Dr, King has worked indefatigabiy" said Mr. DuBoss, “he
Has negtoctcd important ' church
yffairs to take his automobile and
canvass outlying districts. He
. *
•
has labored unceasingly in an ef
No man cr woman can make n
fo rt to secure workers and hn*
by flushing the kidneyn oc
STOCKHOLM. Nov. 2C.—Noth mistake
personalty called upon scores of
casionally,
says n well-known au
ladies in the city in an attem pt ing short of nn American jury ran thority.
Hating too much rich
to get them to come out and holp compare with the newly elected food creates acids, which excite
tend the drive over the top."
I personnel of the Second Chamber the kidneys. They become over
j - T m u s t admit that Seminole of the Swedish Riksdag for variety worked from the strain, get slug
county’s failure to raise tho r e of occupation and social status. The gish and fail to filter the waste
quired quota will result in a black Hat of members contains more than and poisons from the btood. Then
jhr« tor this community” HE Du 90 different titles to describe the we get sick. Rheumatism head
6us added.
’ ‘ ’ "1’but it enn’t In', ..helped pursuits and positions of the 1^10 aches, liver trouble, nervousness,
BW. If wc had had twi), itfore persons eonst it tiling the full mem dizziness, sleeplessness and urin
•
orkers like Dr. King, the fobr of bership.
The Social-Democrats gained ary disorders often come from
> could have put it over by ourenough strength to dictate a new sluggish kidneys.
•Ircs"
moment you feel n dull nche
cabinet headed by the veternq in Tin;
the kidneys, or your hack hurts,
statesman
iljnlmnr
Hrnnting,
who
Warranty Deeds
has twire before been Social-Dem or if the urine is cloudy, offensive,
»L. E. WhHo tins transferred to ocrat premier of Sweden. Among fuM of sediment, irregular of pas
M argaret H.
While properties his cuhiuiife- members at e F.
V. snge oV attended by ii sensation of
known as Blocks I, 2, 3, and 4 of Tborsson, rulnistcr of finance, whq scalding, lx-gin drinking a quart
Grange Heights.
rose from n shoemaker's apprentice of water each day, also get about
four ounces of Jad Salts from any
'G eorge Sj Poteo and wife hove
pharmacy; take a tablesnoonful in
deposed of lot 3ft, Citrus Heights
to Allison J. Rnnnnls and wife.
n
glass of water ’>cfore breakfast,
Sanitary hand cleaning
s-8. • 6. Raumel has disposed of pressing. Scotch Woolen Mills
mwl in a few days your kidneys,
property known us lot seven, block Hast 2nd. St.
may art fine.
W Tier "PU- according to Trnffords
This famous salts is made from
niop, to Mary l^tndgraf.
the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with lilhia, and has been
Marriage l.irensrs
tn isl for years to flush and stim
EPISCOPAL CIH'KCH
Marriage licenses were issued to
ulate the kidneys; also to help
the following:
neutralize the ucids in the system,
II \/.A Alt AND SC IT E R
Jam es Orman (white) lo Krmii
so they no longer cause irritation, j
'loesduy Afternoon and Night
Huffman; F. I,. Robinson, colored!
thus often relieving Idndtfor weak
WOMAN’S
CLCB
ROOMS
to Daisy McCray, (colored); John
ness.
DECEMBER 2
Robinson (colored) to Bessie Ford,
Jad Salts is inexpensive; makes
(colored).
a (delightful effervegeeftt lithiw
water drink whieh everone should
take now and then to J^clp keen
the kidneys clean and active and
the blood pure, thereby often avoid
ing serious kidney complirations.
Ily all meuns have your physician
uxiimine your kidneys at least
twice a year.
n d 'o f sufTl.
to g r a tif y
the most thirsty. The other uonrists of-frngmonts of a gre at veaf.cl upon which is boldly painted the
inscription;
"Beer Which Ignores Bream s."
The inscription, in the form of
cnrly hieroglyphics, depicts a Jar,
for ”ignor*a,"—an owl representing J
knowledge, and a pair of ban d * '
t i m e d down to denoto "nothing
doing"—a chicken, denoting round,
and an eye, denoting wakcfulhees.
Officials of the Muacum vouch for
the translation of the dovicei.
Other archaeologists find* have
indicated, according to
museum
officials, th a t beer wa» t h egreat
beverage of the Egyptians 3,000
t h e rig h t w ay
"-frith a dentifrice that
not scratch or scour
Wash** your teeth dean
Egyptians O f Old
King Tufs Reign
'A t N in d
O’clock
Every Piece Has A
20-Year Guarantee
Aristocrats A n d
Mechanics Sit In
Swedish Chamber
FOR MEN
\1 tin* same time We have other bargains for you
FLA. CASH SALVAGE
FOR THK WIDI
Felt Redroom Slip
pers in all Colors
One Lot
D R E'Sflj
• i*' 9
in eantonc
and poiretl
Values m
$ 1 9 .9 5 . M
Corduroy
Bathrobes
One lA)t of 0
Different Col
\ ItEAl, INVESTMK.VI
Fresh Shi nop or Oysteis
RELISHES
Heart* of Celery. (Jueeli Olive*
P R IC E
$ 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
SOUi’S
Supieme of Chicken—Cottage a In R In
Tht* entire stock of the Fan Tan
FISH
Bidled Fillet of Sole llidlnmluinc
i»now on'sa
ROASTS
Young Turkey Stuffed
VEGETABLES
Ma*h Polatoe*
( ‘learned Vi
Cauliflower au giatin
Waldorf Sulail
DESSERTS
Fruit Cake u‘ la mode
C O F FE E
TEA
"Our Expert Chef Can Please You"
AT ONCE
�riff”?
?..
■ ». <
ucauAY,
IAY, ’«NOVEMBER 27, 1924.
- T H E Si
= %’•—
=
M-> j
T h is t i o t e l
/ n $ 3 0 0 0 R e la y s
f
GERMANY TO
Very
ver, that tidli
tin
evtrt-inn
1 ^ * * * -°tW A r
^
.
1r? ■
11t r ■
1
»>cr of unemployed
ernment doles. aT
Reich by nine per
tem ber 15 to Oetni
la tte r date 468Z 01
urrmsnn
_
women were
authorities, ns
SULPHUR
SKINRK
ERLIN, N o r . / e . —NIbc chwi-,
rs in six yeiy** il the Woord the
nnn republic' hits f'rlstablisbcd
rr the election of pec. J Ap
ex there U much uncertainty
■vvlmt the party Alignment will
hind the tenth man to he desited to direct the affairs of
Bean Germany.
WIMnm M a rs,1the present
chancellor, took oven the post Dec.
i .1923> nnd niunaged to keep the
"pTsUnily during trying times in
t# of the fact that he did not
jrftxfn i « majority government,
r. h t railing of Gennnn affairs in
i|w t{don copterence which evolv,«d plans for putting the Dnwcs pro" * 1 ^ ' eiioct, and his success in
the German Reichstag to
' the agreement reached in
. bail ids.
\*Ai
ndph conference, were great
I As for perfumes, the women will
cnU.
i;
n |
fter the adoption of the We all know th s t money
an ntmosphero of cleanliness
*'
n ^ h ^ ni»*n»ul
talks, tnln
. , . . , . i . n..i tho
. a - cntlro
. n i l . - institution.
la.Kiiiiinn **• "•
•■p* is
sell
nothing nnd
plan and the successful u t money th s t bathes is something nthroughout
. . ."ill
.
. .themstocks
away.
of the loan of $200,000,00(1 uite new. At the Grove Park Inn, So we hit upon tho plan of b o ilin g • I*’1' '' hnblon t heir
fo r the establishment of a tsheville, N. C., one of the largest tho money in strong Ivory sosp- 1*"*>' dec.are the collection of tho
rwan gold hank to slnbnllie G e r-, „ ort
in'’thn South( Hcsnli- suds. Wo place alwut $3000 worth »*w , ' x w,'ul'1 , u' n , h r ' r builiwsa.
tnuajiiurrenty permanently, dom es-, ess is current even in the currency, of nickels, dimes,i. qiu
quarters and
TO I.SI A Itl.lSH HANK
tic pjilitir- goi so hot th at Chan- rhlch Is regularly given an holiest hahvrs in a stoam kettle and boll It
'^ifftrx wits unable to rebuild o goodness hath in Ivory soapsuds, for about thirty mlnutoa in very
v.
' ;d I'L II RSIM IU«, Nov. 2 i.—
Nrimbt*n,t such a way ns to ibove is shown tho cashier kiiimt- strong Ivory soap. The first boiling
comes off nearly black wtth filth. *' • Smith, p i c •id-.-nl of the Buildvish the demands of the var Mending the ablutions of a $3000
3C
We then rinse it in two boilings of me 'iimh'* • •mnul. has innde pul>ieties ol the extreme right
th of coins.
Sit extreme left. On Oct. 20 F. K. Seely, president of the clear wntcr nnd clean i t la fresh b. p-'i.ns f.-r the establishment of
i Ial" i bai.i; here, with a c apital
n W & W
dt.- -eiution uf the
hn. this to say regarding bis sawdust.
,.f r | iid,'Ill'll, In 1><- I'.nilridied by the
, * ' !* 11 ,V‘" election he nnoVntion In money handling
We have a Utils sign on tho i' i- id Labor Union and all affiln
L H r h M ll C W liirn n
f * t M r n l..
it:
4,A
*v*rvho< fv k
nm va
...........
"As« deverybody
know*.
i inter which states:
‘All the
r ........... .
«...
ts cu o r represent majority , <|)vcr money is usually pretty dirtv, m niey wa give you in chifngo has 'V ‘ . ",r
H'' 1 4
‘
)u arid rick • it pus slide to (n(1 wp disliked to give it to our hevn 1,0II.-d in Ivory soap and thor- p - " h says e.-pln atmi. ....... will
,a cm liti >n cidnm l which shull
Then, too, wo try to main- oughly cloancid. Wo uso new bills."' " ,n;" L»r the c h u m r.
the ..epp.iit of a mnlilion of i
in tin legislative body.
and bulbs. It ik surprising to note
B ra w l* c'r.lioii will in...- place Doe.
tl
• interest in the latter.
gyT. (ft It iiiip'.-MbUi In fineenst the
Seminole Adapted to Hull) (irowing1
(in Finlay, one .if the foremost
f t IViill iu . v ilefluileness bebulb gmwers of the country, K. T.
of (ho mult iplii ily of parties
[4 ho luligious,. >i.. ml........
and. politiforth, i north, that is. I'.n nes. will visit Hanford, nnd a
till! II S
, ---- .
(Ily II. F. Whitner, di »
J#Tcross.current: I t
fiermany j T h e r e 'seems to lie a g • u fu uf emir— t >■<
■f the adaptabi.- •mall itifurmal meeting will be
M fn regregale snml! groups u n d j tu|(, fnr |m||| growers m I-1rnla | vanetic-. I .
w ry great siieeess .ailed In give the built growers
'*nl I lie detrfopi en' of Iwii Ounn>itic‘< of btil'>-> are fori • d acti "f sevii.il in o invarious parts of
ami |>r<>'|'<vtive Lull, gmwers of
Sciniaidi- 11111111.’ a chatii-e tn meet
Ihrce really .. ut-i .indmg parties,] Vl.|ir. f l i r , tlci r III....... .. . a n d then
, , i •>»i Imlli iaisiiir
, ' .
I ns cxi.il in in
|M I th illirlltu f v
Vi Itames has
j.erish. Million.: of .loibn- .or:., i* " |"<’ tnnl lm k . - . which vil! and talk to him.
H u u ^ i s quiii
r J | I| . . .g ^ l ^ , ' i ~ J
iH i T ' I
D o____
w n.mI n aA____X\T**+i>rQ_________
r c t i c W a t e r y r ...
M
LISBON, Nov. 27.—Certain r e
tailers of Lisbon arc a t daggers
drawn with the government for the
elemental reason th a t t h e
state
wants taxes which the dealers
don’t want to pay.. Up to the pres
ent time the retailors;seem-to have
the best of if. •' ,
,
A>lr breaking o^it
The gqvcrnment recently decreed
eveb fiery jtchln*
tlwii i everything riold In a bottle
*'U
rhould pay a stam p tax, th e stam p
to he a .'fixed to tnc bottle... i This
noted
s.'erialist.’ L
j applies particularly to wines, liUs geit.i destroying 3
I quors and perfumes. Dealers were
th isjsu lp h tlr p r.p J J F
; given five days In which to comply
; with the new- law. At the end of
au j 6Ccei ta !'°°the d
aha heal eruntion*
i tliis time the police visited countpimples and ring wor^
| levs wineshops and stores selling
It seldom fail* to i
perfumery, to *eo how things were
torment and disfiK„n
! going.
you do not have t« ,
‘ " It- y found the wineshops had
**..ill il.awn fiom sale enormous
— - ____ _
^
'M
r,,H«f
-mbarniSj
. .pint in on of bottled goods, preferr,r ’ to nwait tho chance of a new
'
. . . . .
. - > •
. ____________ i.oimumi ration rescinding the prea-ril iv, i r were selling wines and The v h. • ner Arctic is seen here sinking off the Alaskan c i d , niter she had been c a s h e d m nn ice jam. | phur from any good d
j use it like cold .reset
liqu >* by the glass drawn from The I."fire un s taken by Knrl R-ssman. photographer of a n t i c scene.., from a re.wuc ship.
Uncertain
Brntm'nt*.
niffoyi
j m im
m c n ts.
, ^
’TOMES
-afe
______
T —
iw
Toi
iblic’s Recci*d. Of Nine
tnccllorn In Six Yenre
lakes Resalt of December
ctlon
T --------r ^ T "
n
v
-
of flower Inillis are imiiort.-d each
v r ;; ’ r lmn.|-.„ie return-,
•.ear from foreign • ..uniin
n.m , " b . n mi. |bg. n : l> engaged in.
|y | .(|ian_ lii-iiMilda. Kr.uee and:
,s" mm b fm l-loinla ill general
Holland.
n,’ vv I"i a bin-f consideration of
I l’i I . (H-eiir ill those countries ,,l|r ,,w" cotinlv
The best of bulb
, .vhl.ll 111 ilkl it IK'iV — iii J In quit
nil'll tell ll< t tl ll t the Mltldy iolll'.l
antine against shipmentIn a
*ml of
..........
is ideal f..r
, li|H
bulbs. Wlicli land tall be eenn-
rh t and the evti.-m.- I, ft will IIIM'
fftjgtii in the coming election.
jSnuilistii lenders and ultra na~ Jistlc b ail. rs of Itn- cxlreim*
B bulh n.ipaicn I, have
lost
pd. M|«r!il revobilioii promises
u j|| j ,.
,.f f 1 4 „i,,| 1 1.,
»out by (.ominutiisl leaders |„,| , f,,r t,|| Xini-inu inn 1 In
,
g u m n wiil'in the . nn fines . ••ar
^ • t . e r i n a n vv irkici a are losing ,,„,jiiiy. nnd limn the Mm *
c
l,J',,|U1cil wm Id Uplieuvnls i hand a ( ||.,I tmu
W H P?BI lllU‘ , l , r r ' , , r
rianny s
Ml.„ (lf wl(|.- exneriem .• in l> .11.
oiuically Mill u ligated and drained.
't is doulih valuable
for this
|aii|i"<e, for bulb* need a plellti
full •il|i|ilv of
water, but must at
so be kept Infimu standing
water
A- Sanford and the sut
i
/
l
BW»
l.-.igc bulb inlet, t in tin North |
;,n,l at St I’etei >buig.
He i- so
m il minieir.eil wuli this -.eti.ill j
of the state, that h< t. locating
m \ nlu-ia count. , and will bimg^
alt I I- bulbs t i l l !
Mi Ibirn. . i w.-iking in m n - i
nun Doll With tinI ililei! States |
I »• la'tm eiil of \ g i. ulti.i
t * tut iim-nter. and.
a- •
i - i onallv iiniuau. cl with
(iiiffitli ami Ins w itk in
, n ! n win it In tn
t*
I om Ho i .i I vvoik will, ball.
c s a ;ts
r ®
as an
nil, i*
David
Wn-hi
I he
T he fuf-iiiiiiv /Mcfurc n L u c
shou'% /us. the blue fh nnc <•/
the I lurev «• gees .vfmi.;,W’•''tie
ittokiru; Ihe heat i\ lutUM’il
\9 )
not u/u.TC ''un utiiit it.
rnising ale of the
opinion Unit i minding n-. Inai led in tlie- cel- at ire ml meeting will
I •• in ill
|-..|t« must evenlinilly filini-h civ Indil-li'
il
tin Sl ate.
m > ; . . | uiforil.al
An anno. • . . m n *
irnilll' elect Ions Will not mnk " the bulk
certain bulb-, piomi
lioubl it i "W 1. ml m the bulb
lb will he inn in the panii. a alny or
jiatm III dillereiice In Uie c
neat nnione wlmh an- the Fa-ti i 1 i i d u - li v .
Thai
ihe
farmers of ? o in advance, and spe nit notices
Ion of Ih • l! i< Intug, and pri
r
1"
1“ •A', “ m* I " ’ | Filly, t h e g l a d i o l u s , t h e mil < imtun. m u c o u n t v i c n l i / c (Jin n e e i L o f
will be m a i l e d t o aim wb.i w i l l W
1‘papi'^rs In^dlpye •
LlV n ! irm^iVfc' Uw l t ^ ' :< !
" '" .‘tvliv
r
v. . ..............., „■ i , u K „ C * rb y ih.Yl Vail » |. t h e ^ U r . t / A ' g 4 .,l?a,a1
I , ' V ' 1 .•
!., 111
This i Innate and soil will pro inlcn si in new possibllitips which que-l -ainr
Wat. I f"i Ilia ancr ba.l.i.i,
f1 «n ,hud, I'I
ih. i
h u e h e l l e r b u l b s f. i f o r c i n g , argl I ...|, g o o d a n d p r a c t i c a l f m o>:i moiiiu , no i l fo g in.a . ii | , . n in
ccl
Ma.*
ojiiv has tllldouht
. i . il u i e Ineiu Him. 1 1 ■m.iniciil
i otablv hat. uiiii*. fern*
dll . n l ’ >■
•tie it Ion
i In-;- ! • *
m-nd conlidein
a I .a i ) . .t i a r t , and luril.v i ’ i t i l,t-i*-j quest im
ill
• •I .- ••
II- i i cm-r- in in |ii-r»ouul anihitimi
IfinPl n! his rivals, and being |
.<P,ji
party and unative i
Ajiftir i
Im I • rn
I* t* tIiIt V- • •« .
i.i
I
m ih is t.-i
.* r.**ir ^ i n.|>M < liiirt. • ,
r>r M»,t' v
s$ ? $ | i ••«!«-• • «siii ii«
Jtcllri r • ‘i? «• i »m 11• t:> i f , n
^
k t i «i
‘ i rr <if ! Ill
llil
l» |f> l
I "T IIIV
I** "'.'’i j o
<111K k e r
e.n.l.ilig
i ll
ail
wlierr il w ill .In llu* im.- I >■
A -1
Tin* I*li»rt*im
l» r ,.|* *.i *n!*
< :!
i"
II III |.ai I les '
,
he
•• foie.gn *n!tl l ■! i I ill
L n s p u ' t G , . ' p v m Jirn.u.hed vinlpnt
tucks
f " ull; te d ileciocnits,
Wto *rh*^M»%p iJ' willing to favor
m * * W & * * Which vvtiuld place
Sun ng; aifi.a.ihv rdianceliorship.
Ii.v.
r .
tin
fir,
ikt*
:il tin* B ottom o v e r tin* flamed
jolt
llu* l r \ r i > 11!11 Voll
t o k i ll j f
\. ! i : i t c \ . r .1 , !, • , ,f
im ply
.tv
|
Mimie riglil *lr.i|uli| | -» lip- 1,..|
toin nf tin* pul when* 11n 11 i
work for it. I In*, is llu* print ip!»*
Clf Ji'i lis t '/ Ih ill.
You \v;is|c tin iimt* or eiifr fv
in pruning, in (riimiiiiif; im***y
wicks, or in cooking oil a weak
flame. Nor do you need to waste
fuel on a strong flame when a
ill, All iuHa • Ircnglh in the <cat. >
MArpwj . / f ; .vernmeni.
lit.
^ t o i V j ^ l ^ . h n r . iiiad>- wbili
T ’S easy tmlu I I trr. i !ii'a|nr.
r u n tre I lull l i n n I* 11 * h r . i i
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many p i• Idem
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Is ill.
Better cookino
with
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Tut*
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Bur*i> a <*lt*;tr.
iik, * f,;i iin' h i i i i i !it* v a p o r o f
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i r k Ilium*,
u 1, :i., \ i m * i r in n n o r d i n a r y
I.ii . p.
I l.t* l lnretwe Oven is famous
for its even Bnkinc. This is tine
to I Be " l » ; . k e r s arch,” which
j in* vents air pockets, ami also
to the patented Beat-spreader
•il
\ \ lien ytni see tin* FlortTitTOujl
l»:iiip* at th e store you will lie|
deligh ted w ith its .siilistantisl
B eauty. Ask to see it in action- :
you will realize that you can’t 1
aUord to do w ithout, this stovCr
w ith l he f o c u s e d lirnt.
i.o u e n c e
S t o v e C om pant
Atlantn Ofiicr:
110 Marietta Street. Atlanta, life
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Here in a un'uui' bungub *v along Kagli.*h line*. Low btuadnu** giving the upuearunro
house hu* “ grow n in it* ti-Uing—it fit*.
Self-Reducing No. 3))
rgsln- It Lm a low top
Made iodui, or wfitita couult Mice
tnd cotes o»jy IJJX).
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th a t
< oinfort and pubstaiitisbllity i* suggested by the lurge cliininey of brick and atoiir und its provides
Uie living
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Stucco sidsa. brick vevUbulo gable, *h i legated shingle roof, half timber work, sturdy door of solid
■ticks, iron hinges, lantern and harilwau, Uu lend their eharm to the general effect.
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In addition to th»i charming exterior, the house ir well planned within. Tbo combined living room and
uinilig room i* very large ami there it an attractive dining alcove off tho kitchen where one may serve
the meal* rn more informal ovcivilor.*.
Two bed room* both *{th Ainpl.' light and^r-oss ventilation ami space allowed fo r the various pieces of
furniture are to be found hi ono erd of iuu4reuse. • One of these bed rooms has a very attractive window
Mat and boUi liave plehty erf closet spaie. A tiled hath and well equipped kitchen completo the l r r a n r e MKj
The steam heating plant, cold room, etc., are tob* found In the cellar
$0000.
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rfull form 'n recognition - ftod in number, b u t is of fine qunj
Lk »mi official standing j ity. Europe needs Freemasonry
Grand to teach the people -the principles
Masonry.
, pgicrmi presented Mr, of a stable government and,'social
r^ib a handsome jewel progress.
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And Narrow Velour Chapeaux
reations
stitute The L atest Paris Creatit
Nov. 27.—High und:
tribe* the latest street]
Velour is a favorite
[ u i the crowns ore very)
brims alwoat ,nonI A tuft of glyceriued
»tt together by gold
tods «f 'wjiich aro allikr u tassel,' eom-
| ervation.
;Nov. 27.—A unique reom developed here for
0f the coat frock. One
n declares she faI vtyie because it gives
derful opportunity for
new blended suble
ifest black suits have
faced with lnrkm- silk.
motcrtal, adorned with exquisite
embroidery about the P eter Pan
collar and cuffs.
• KT-IW T O R E ; N ov. 27. A new
here,
,
scarf nowi bring ' exhibited,
is of W
Is
wool,
OOL closely
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Houghton then, by direction of thg
M ilfilu f G.Iand I? nrsha11 J*n»e»
Mettfehton then, by direction of
tn* Urand Master declared th at the
atonfe had been found "wall and
truly formed and had been laid in
ample form according to the ueages of ancient craft Mason
inry.'
The band then played ,-jm
"Blctaed Be The Tie That Binds" and
Grand Chaplain Phillips closed th t
services with n benediction.
Grand Master Wright ascended
to the speakers platform, and fol
lowing an introduction by the
Grand Marshall, briefly expressed
the pleasure and honor afforded
him by his selection ns presiding
o,fleer of the ceremonies, arid'eohgrutulated the city of Sanford
upon securing Buch' a fine site and
foundation for its first, municipal
building.
He then Ird.oducod Mayor For
rest Lake, who spoke impressively
In connection with the beautiful
building th at would shortly rise
a]roV* the platform whore be stood,
(lecturing th at Its erection marked
tne beginning of n new era in Sqn*
fqtWs. history, an era that would
witness the awakening of the peo-.
Ply here to the possibilities of the
tqwn. and result in the rapid de
velopment of this city and the
corivmuplly.
Ha, Allured to the bulkhead that
will so6ri akirt the lake shore, nfid
praised the progressive spirit of
Sanford’s citizens, th at hnd. he
declared made possible tho large
'developments accomplished here in
rqcpnt months,
\b»fi)(tnd.U>cn played tin* "l>oxology" while the Grand Marshall
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H aynes, Louise M «rriw ether, M ar-
BA8KETRALL LEAGUE
g a itt Squire*. Heri>crt Walker, Ju....WE8T. PALM,tBEACH. Npr. 27.,'ia Belle McClelland William Vih’ o . l Ji .. V | .
len, Mann Ann rowers, Billie
Tho , South Flondp high, scho I \v01thington, Eleanor Hickson,
lcagbe willi opep iU scasoa
on }>e
De-,
n„yn.on!i Che.-uor, Lulu Mae
5W a<?n
"| Rayn.i
cembor^o,
a Rama o v w,^5n
wS*n P~oGr„OIn^i i^oyal Hodges,, Tolar Bry—r — iL -r in
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conut. Grove nnd
and DanW,
Dante, tbo two nn jEarI Robinson, Olin Tyner,
baby members of thu.btvanjzatinn. pr‘utlL.CB Mahoney, William H peir,!
added to ^the membership^ at^ thr 8i||y Thigpen. Max Rum bley, ,
m ee tin g held U s t W^jfc ^o draw
up Gj® sch ed u le fo r ' Gils season
llliia L T
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fp rt
L auderdale. Lake
Worth. F ort
or P ie rce . LAjhpn C ity,
nml W est. P alm B ead* ,* U ;r e ta in
th eir old p laces
in fb<C laamn-
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Ocurpto D illard, G eorge S m ith ,
.stewwi t Gntrhel, Earl Ilranch, SaEdith S tea k ley ,
Mury
Louise Torrance, Ada S in g le ta r y ,
N ellie K night, Helen Sander*,
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Harold
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“YES INDEED--I’LL
STOP at YOUR HOUSE!”
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And what marvelous Toys I will bring you!
My huge bag is almost packed and my rein
deer are ready to whisk me ovei to the chim
neys of Jill good boys and gilds.
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Meantime, you’d better come to the Top Shop,
and tell mother or dad what you would like to
have Old Santa bring you. Remember, there
few davs left, so hurry over!
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A lle # u tin n y
Nov 1 II t :
J u n ia ta ...
Nov. C H, It,
Nov. * i^ :»
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Hb IUhkb for I’nllsdelphla via Havunimh L JV M
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Oct- *1 Nov. i 17 27
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Greatest Buy in the W orld”
For s/mc« Qtul Injorxnation u d d r tu
— DEPAJITMERT "AJ-.. *’
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MERCHANTS. 4: MINERS
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TRANSPORTATION CO.
A Scotch Fnntasie for violin by
. 111 ’‘tar* rep resen tin g th e
’•V vf Huridu and th e squad Mrs. Hingeman, accompanied by
players from the local Mr, Jaynes, was the next offer
U-hnia* A sso cia tio n . ing, and nluo reuaived much hear
ty applause. The Scotch motive
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At th e higher price everyone called the
* Coach "the greatest buy in the. world.”
} Can there' be any comparison now for
; buyers who w ah t‘ closed car comforts,
■ with fine chassis quality at moderate cost?
As the largest builder of 6-cylinder closed
v cars inr th e world, H udson-Essex ex
clusively have the resources to produeo
these'values.
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C O A C H
F n ig h la n d T a x E xtra.
B u s in e s s is G o o d W ith H u d s o n a n d . ¥ * * W
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Elm
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DUNLOP
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greatest o f a ll H u d s o n - E w e x v a lu e s
now at the lowest price in their history.
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SOME WI1BRS IN TH E WORLD
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( nrisiie, city champion, was particularly well brought out
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former city cham- in the last movement, where Mrs. 1
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J,’hnson, John L. Bingcman played with much dash
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Miss Kun-
srj many villages, even „y
the new teacher of
l’“r,!r ,,f tho country, vo|ce with Mis* Wallace as flutist
nc >tn-.-t lig h ts and BOine and Miss Niles
as accompanist,
|iton, arc ligh ted by tho rendered this florid air, ladoved of
kd
coloratura soprani the world over
■luiler* who h ave visite*! in quite
admirable style. Her
>«t»l(-Nuri- la r g ely resj>on- voice is of good ronge, fair vol
rDus wide in trodu ction o f ume, excellent intonation and bus
moments of surprising power. Her
Iki recently been eatab- trill is well donu ond she bar
(Cbmlia, 10,000 feet up in sipendid breath control, hut the
*. which HUpplios pow- toneR are pot uniformly clear.
tC(t,,wns iu the vicinity Howpver, the audience win delight
•v operated Ly a native ed with the combination of brilli
ant voice and flexible flute and
-JW nt. of Wunkaner cm- applauded vigorously so that the
|Uftlili i-ngineers to outline performers were obliged to return
*‘th electric lights and and repeat the IubI portion of the
uf lig liu ntay now be uriu.
Bl*hi for Bevernl miles,
Mias Niles next played u couple
has placed a iniwcr- of Chopin numbers, the TarnnJFjWiI -n the roof of his tolle showing to fine advantage
|*ith which he cun illuminate her flueiicy and splendid techni
funding hillsides.
que.
(
an may be eupposMiss Niles Is a pianist of rare
. “ring rapidly introduced ability und has unusual delic
[l«c natives.
acy of touch, so needful for the
Chopin music, and in her encore,
JK.K.MS m a t c h
insisted upon by the audience, she
^NVILLE, N ov. 27.— A plpyed n rippling exquisite Min
will be played here uet with perfect
execution and
*f between the u nd efeated charming shading.
ltL J r ’ K' W- Hunter and and verve.
com [lose the
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‘,wllJ (ace Ixirrimer Bliticl
( v , llll>f rt Brown, Frank' ’ DAYTONA, Nov. 27.—Prof. R.
J. Longstrect, supervising principal
of tl\e Daytona Beach schools, re
port* seeing a horned Urk while
W . W , aw arded
La u d e r d a l e , N ov. 27 on a bird excursion the latter part
’v' in four cities h ave of last week. The bird was first
C T 1 b> u new p ro fessio n - seen early Thursday morning on
the Clarendon golf links and again
U stb a ll league org a n lsFriday morning in practically the
, •'* uh J*ck O'Toole, T ex a s same locality. According to Pro
“ttpiro. a ctin g as p t t f i- fessor Longstreet, this la the first
“hd treasurere.^O ’- time on recorfh so fa r as he has
•DaftlnF a schedule o f b«cn able to discover' th a t the
r#« i . te,n 4^® d tie a in volv- horned lark has been farth er south
than South C arolina The bird
- iiJT, VVc*t l alni Beach A breeds in tho section sround Hud
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«4pnt«d, son Bay, it Is statadr, and is about
p,wed •*»
class tha «lxe of • ground dove or sand
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WINTER PARK. Nov. 27.- The
fueulty of Rollins College (gave
its first concert of the season in
I Knowles hall Tuesday evening, be! fore a large and interested uudi
1encc.
Mi. Jaynes was unable to play
the scheduled organ sonata, and
I the program begun with the so- pruno aria and recitative from
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WONDERFUL
ALUMINUM
SALE
(Iricity Is U s e d Enjoyable Concert
lively A m o n g Given By Faculty
Jitunts I n d i a Or Rollins College
!7. -Electricity
|i >|iular in India,
ommig the lulers and
fvixl-, that contracting
ki their t-te hiring scores
->hers in England
#e h-.iy. orders for goods
ftiiih iimnufavturers. Most
1palare- nf Indian princes
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J Evelyn W right,
Edith B rrix to iftE * ........- ....■*—
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Curd* GoJcuutn,-Catharine F o rre s-1i
tor,-H elen WHw?u, T w tio to lle r , ■j
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M artha May, Theodore Wade. M gr-;
lone DoBoiir, /B U tT y re , Charles]
onpo Chapter 16 Hoy»l Orvule* Toochlon; 'Jack 'Wl
Woodall, .Helen Drcssor.. Samuel L
UborUJuncun, Marjf
Mary E
Ell*F a n n l e ^ ^ W ^ A w S l l e Brow n!
liz- \
V irginia Lundqulst,
Tolar. Katherine Morrison,
...pier, 0. E. 8. and Order of De Carollnh
Virginia Metlwcthet', tloria Ado- Lottie Lee, Edna Mae Igtmb, LU- c la y , S em inole C hapter.
Look Over. Your Hoube nttd Sce If Any.
laide
Rbckoy, Eunice Tyler, Evelyn linn Douglas, Knthcrlne Jowcrs,]
A« list of all past officers ftf *11
Verna Bandy, Lynn Howell, R og-.
Wilkinson,
Mary
Alice
Williams,
dges, In the cl tv; cpn* of JThe
Paintinff Needs to Be Dane
lodges
»r8 .Tomlnez, Ronald Mulrhcad, El- [
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garet David, Dorothy Owen.
e in ina Bennett, . Mi.
[jo active officers pa
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WILL RAISE FUND
U verua lipftei
VhI
ise Purdqn, Dorothy. Smith, Lillie
J r .''tit
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OR* ANDO. Nny. 37,-fLocal rca|FRUIT FOI
IMne to rla y , Ellahcth Turner, Knr
Interior and Out side Piiiiit.
Ia w »’C9.'cf; Mildred Garlldk.' H am tors Imvo pledged thetuSolvca
N or. * 7 1old AHuinn, Jon Cavoura, Theodore taisr u fuAd rtf S12B.00G for tho
JA C K S O N V IL
m e a t c f cit-1 Croteau, Jack Morrison, Karlylc m pci'w o f-a '$125,000 office builds
F joH da's f ir s t colt
The Kberson-Undsjey Line
ru s fr u it fo r th e :
uum iiu ou ctiiu n, Ray*
i i u j j ling f.'r (h o lt ow n u se. A t th o ,(lri*
J5 "market
n}*jr * ct Housholder,, Donald.Jackson,
fAerc mond Locke, Bobby M arlow e, E llia, m ect n'g l^n tr a ito r s pledged.ll^JpO
In 80 y e a r s w a a ,
Tuesd*p.. o n ’lha :1 Ljer_ , Miunequn. Prlor.'.cr, E lton P r ie ste r ,,A , E . R a -1 each tovynrd ’th e furicL and nn nr-,
of *,»
1,000 burn, G eorgs S aucer, J o a -S te w a r t, I ch itc:t.'w lH lie in stru cted to draw
The shipment consisted ,bf
:7^irjfw3
boitek'ntf fruit, f;mbstly pellfian Claude ty h ltte n , C lyde W aidcn.
Ip ’ntL fo r iljfc xtrucluro.
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grapefruit, but. indudedvlOO 3x»xcs
Sivnnft
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Secopd Grade
bf Florida 6 run gey,^ Tno. shipment
Hazel
Avcrill,
Pauline
Colo,
An-1
was carefully prepared and4Is stint
' nc;:<! Gripe, Elizabeth llirRchl, Bonoverseas ns ah ItiltUl 1 Vo'To
a—
nifl Vfltinfr HftnPV Inrvtna/\h H Q *
creato an En
Ida fruit p
the nhipper
dopMiUd.’. Wl Gie
tesary attribute to the costum e,
mid relieves i ho plain bateau n*td<ll Is artfully draped In so ft fold ■
uud brought forward
o ie r
t b«
right shoulder with one end h aullug loosely to the knees.
Nevor has the m o d e.fo r cv c u )u »
w ear been so varied or so d eligh t
ful. E ach of tho O nuids Coutur
ier* have displayed in Ih clr co l
lection s charm ing exam plus of this
form of th eir art.
Jcari l ’atou,
who. by tho way la now visiting
A m erica, show ed drosso# In fuiFRIDAY ONLY
gurante, satin, chiffon and velvet
with shaped or flat flounces or nod —PRICES—
■ts at Ih s bottom arul bands of
m aterial round th e neck. OilfTun
10c :ti»c ;)!><■
dresses bad trim m ing* of ostrich
feathers or silk frlngfca. those In
Florida Cash Salvage Co.
velvet had flounces of moluJ lac a
und borders ot furi. While model*
In sathl are Plata. A lovely danc ■ m i l l l l l N I I S B R S i a i S I I B
ing frock says, th e C hensy Htyl*
Her vice, w as a ch em ise In vtoux
rose fulgu ran t* w ith pointed godeta,
ul tho bottom .
T here were also
entirely em broidered
frocks (a!
chiffon or satin , th ese very ntmight
and narrow and ecaRoppod at the
T h ey had often pearl
KG AT, mnffut licence la com -, bottom.
p a rstlv ely sim p le of a tta in fringes m a tch in g th e em broidery.
m ent; royal sim plicity Is *La dans# est mon pSchfi,* a chem
B a llo o n T ira a
not orten m et w ith. But here la ise In pink chllTou. em broidered
S t a n d a r d E q u ip m e n t
a dreas w hich Is so lovely that It w ith pink p earls o f a darker hue,
might be worn by a prince** of the waa trim m ed w ith sim ila r frin g es 1
NEW YORK. Nov. 2 7 .— A
OS’, Nav 27.— N o
one
I spent a week end in nn froineup is what husbands call the
liountrv hollar w onders at vogue for bag frames of ;-ild or
of the flann el n ig h t- c*I»*er* f n ..-L I L »ij- (y,(in'-q f|t| H,l|
i Thist- t ->im
IfnrM-nt day m odels have their own I'loth b
f 1 iii-h -s im-ludiiij
rted from the stric tly util ! in a at if-tv
.
g reen gold , bright
|r!iii to the d ecorative b y ,, French
giu>
icfpuri w hite wool as a I silver, or dull silver.
mi
j
» th u r Johnson, Anna M. Couch, Bet-
------- ------ —--------------------------------- '(,’lny Williams. Carl Vausc, Fretler -1
. its Dnlger, Hurry Bower, H nrnh!
j Duncan, Alice Harvey, Nora Pow
ell. Ernestine Duncan, Elmer John-!
?J «,n. Hazel Harvey, Betty Colbert,
F O R r A S L Ij^ ^ ty ^ IS S
j< Mnlley Fitzimtrick. Richard Dens,
n ' Melvin Taylor, Joseph Thompson,
h 1Blanch Cunningham, Ella Mus
(irow, Georgene Hart, Marion
i.undquist,
Dorothy
Marshall, |
blood royal, and so sim ple that " Kloise Winn, Martha Bishop, Keith j
carries with It all tho charm • < Lynch, Evelyn Nipper.
trium phant youth.
Fourth Grade
I
This frock, neon a t it fomo-in
Malcolm Higgins, R it y m n m l i
I*art» night restaurant Is of tnow r
Crop* Medici. Its only trim m ing the l.undquist, Ruth Cruse, Mary Man- 1
eiiiitn e tolls which aro dltpor >■) rung, Edun Rivers, Rose Fernutiwith, tHo m ost p e r fe c t‘nrUatky of diz, Evelyn Wilkinson, Cornelia
proportion. Over hbflt tbo fftfrit JloU McRae, Clara Bray, \ n n Robson,
th« back of tb« straigh i sim p le sitp Margaret Purdon, Martha Coney,
w hich Is. th e. basts ot iho.drciui- It Jewell Turner, Pauline Bellamy,
is this com bination of ortntn* wi ll Mai ion Hoolihan, Evelyn Rtihson.l
whit# which gives tlit* dress Its Dorothy Cheatham, Esther Erieson,
ngpourance of the royal robe of Edwin Campbell, Paul King, Will- '
#oin« very fCLshlocublo B ill# prin iiiin Preston Mae Hickson, J o h n ,
-m iner, Nonn Rivers, Robert S ta n
cess.
Tho scarf, of the sumo crepe of ton, Franklin Bennett, Roy Echols,
w hich the dress is m uds Is a ncc- Wariiie Holton, Alice MrGlone, Ar-
.1 .1 , . C J
tremciy light
and employs all the
dplicatc blendings of soft colors
for wfdci) tho Scotch weavers arc
famous. It is stw r^ u n d unador
ned nl the tAids, since it is worn
tightly wound about the throat
with the ends tucked within thfe
top coat.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.—One
white flower on the shoulder j u i
pears on neaarly every frock and
coat worn on the avenue today.
They are artificial, with a scar
let bag aewed to the back of thr
blossom.
Nov. 27.— Red, yes, (
lagution. The proNEW YORK, Nov. 27.- T n n
i rather trying col- drivers and avintors have worn
splifieil in a costume leather jerkins for years but it if
i Savory today i-onslat- only within the last werk that
pit-ce frock of black this type of garment has been
I upper part of which taken up by r.martly drenacd wo
[of doll red embroidery | mon. Thr latest sweaters hp.ve
| (it braid. Tho touch of their fronts of leather while the
1 lit po> kots and a red bocTts and sleeves are of knitted
wool.
}N. S.
jP
■.
•S ch o o l, H o n o r , R o ll
To .The * corner S
artielaa bolbg,
of his office as Honorary Lieut Tex- NoV* i?7 " ,
tehant Grand Commander of the
1 7 degree, Severe i
Supreme Council a t. Italy, to which
r General of tr
ho was elected, upon his visit
, » Fn» rof»°"r y *^ rank
f £ f r l weeks in Epr t> Rome In 1918. ' Despite the ban
investigstmg Mar rlaced upon Freemasonry by the
Fascist!, both blue lodge and Scot
there.
^ Jt Scotland, Italy, tish Rite Mksonfy aro making
steady progress In Italy. v
iUerland.
In A ustria Masonry is working
• reports * genera)
of political social under n heavy handicap and. its
-’ 'conditions in the labor has td bo conducted very
quietly, v .5 ~
While In Switzerland, on official
_*t£nd. Iw
visit waa made to Dr. Albert Ju*
3IT Ixxigc No. -•
Still held in a small nod, 33 degree. Grand Commander
____
D room in
the_poop- .o f . tho Supreme Council j o t , the
{lty.
Some of 1 Scottish-R ita in Switzerland; ond
J
city,•« most distinguished
'
In France, he was honored by* Rene
member- of Ibis lodge Raymond, ^3 decree, Sovcrign
"test accessions being Grand Commander of the Supreme
J lUIC. °f world wide Council of France.Despite various disabilities laid
Rome, the eminent upon Freemasonry In these counwas the recipient of tries. it is making substantial pro
from itopul V. PgH gress.
With a more settled and an im
n f ' Sovereign Grand
M»f the Scottish R ite o f proved economic condition in these,
utjiil mooting of- the countries, greater development’ ift
Snell of Italy was con- Freemasonry may be anticipated.
',|Ir. Cochran was ^t- At present its membership is 11m-
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SANEOBD, FLORIDA.
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• V
T he • N->rin
ety-S econd
P salm
\w•. 'Mi h V
# r #**f W*# ■ t.
I Jtrim * n n W »
Laf«r4. n»rW »
,jid CUM Matter,
nl the roatolftra
wcr IT. !«*«, ...
under Act of
r - / *?»*
It fs a good thing to give thanks unto the Lord, and to
sing praises unto thy name, 0 most H igh:
is
The l a d ; and th e S ta r
10,000 II ill ion Yeara
But This ia B ritain)'
Henry. Ford’s Ignorance.
To show forth thy loving kindness in the morning, and
s«r,r.»4pfrr
th y faithfulness every night.
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
Upon an instrument o f ten strings, and upon the p saltery;
i c w r r i f M IM O
upon
the
harp
with
a
solemn
sound.
I’hnnr 14M
For thou, Lord hast made me glad through thy vyork; I
.OW n*TKH
ON THE FRONT page, two seta
I’HSC
will
triumph In-.the works of thy hands.
HI* Month*
It#
Taar...l1
of
headline.* face you, and help you
}
l»y
Carrier,
per
?i r
O Lord* how.greqt are thy works fa n d thy thoughts are
lily Kdltlun $2.00
to
judge
youraelf. v
very deep.
• Oti* hsailliJifl doaU .with La Paria.
i
..A
-brutish-m
an
know
qth-notj-neither
doth
a-fooLunderAll nliltuary
ROT M
I l A
They w ant their a k in :w in e d . Rouge
•card* of thank*. resolution* liin d this. ’*
. ; irtaln
m
• tees of or lirtalnmenta wh*r*
i j When th e wicked spring as the grasa^/ind when nil tho And lipatick are out olifnshion. But
.a ar* ma 4 will be charged
regular a lyertlatng rate*.
.
• - •* dp flourish; it **“ We live in a hurry. Sunshine is u n
workers
o -f Iniquity
is ‘hat
that <.they
,they '•u""
shall lbe~ *do*
certain, real tanning takes too long.
__ TIIK a UOCtATRII ritKSa slroyed:for ever: • [•
• •
. Associate 1 I*re»* la eiclu*So thr ladies bathe kwicc n day
!, But thou, Lord, art mosl high for evermore.
•ntltled tojUi* use for repubin
strong ten, and soon they are
,.on of all, I new* dispatches
’ For, l(i thine enemies; Q Lord, for jo, thine enemies shall
jt* d to It o r n n t otherwise credtanned
thoroughly, all over. The
j In thla paper and aim th« lorn I pchphj all the workers of inluuity shall be scattered.
tea tnn. caused perhaps by tannin
ra published herein. All rlahta
But my horn shall thou exalt like the horn of an unicorn;4 i in the tea, is more uniform than
’ •publication jot upeclal dUpalcb
ireln are al«> reserved.
sun tnn. And it gives the " b a r
I Shall bd anointed with fresh oiL d*
sire on
i mine enemies, and barous color” th at the Indie* dcxiiV.
Mipe eye also Vhull seq rrtjr desire
URBDA'>TNOV. 27. 1924.
mine cars shall hear my desire
sir of the wicked that rise up
THE OTHER NEW S come* from j
ILE THOUGHT FOR TODAY
against me.
Professor Russell, head of the an- j
!HY WILL iYF, DIE? — Cast
The righteous shut] flourish like the palm tree; he shall tronomy departm ent of Princeton I
gy from you nil your trnnn- grow like a cedar in Lebanon.
University.
lions, whereby ye have tran»Those that be -planted in the house of the Lord shall flour- thcH?intyll,f^°lu(1p ^ ,? ln tthe M il# j
make *y<
*>“ u n new heart
new spirit; for why will ye
_ „ » ) house df Israel?
For I
SVe no pleasure in the death of
F»» 'Dial dieth. nnith the Lord
It wherefore7 turn yourselves,
lire ye.—rte k ie l I8:.H, .T2.
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i n i l i W
iv
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1t -
T H A N K S . GIVING
P A N D OBBS sm
(;
7L.T>
^ -sr V %S
i
Rocky Mountain kkJ
ia blue nil over r>.,fcn
things are «o h i ^ t he*r?
1
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m iiaiy.
III
r*.-»
1
“
l!">- - a ’
!? * - m ,
tie B .akk2state»is.«
he deer, aound nior. like/?*
t. '<
1‘ ” nn. ln p i o g o ,hot M,
'
-a
Four rr.cn who eK«Ped f i
let penitentiary may r r i i l S
the weather get.i a ||ttle
i N° u y ? rk mnn r,,kbtd , J
In n hotel and got a rrti' J l
1ow n e r° r ,rnpt'r!'nnatinfc
Big Chicngn mail-order kn
,quit selling pistols, mayb*
, w> many women arc mi„,“
i in:tend.
^ “ 1
. n idl .
u i . . . stnr
.a ..1
i s h «•«
ill tt hIki
e f>niirl
c o u r t su oo ff mii
o u rr ((,o
_
I! Way, or great Vega, the blue
|
T h e y s h a ll s till b r i n g ' f o r t h f r u i t in old a g e ; t h e y s h a l l b e above our head*, or our own *un,
| , ,
J.’ r | m .r in h im r •
has a lift-covering more than TEN
uno n o u n , n in g ,
........ .
. .
« h o r X 'THOUSAND IMLLION YEARS.
l o s h e w t h a t t h e I . o n l is u p t i g h t , h e is i m i m k , a n d t h e r e ,
N
.
thousand million
million years,
ven
N'ot. ten
thousand
is n o m i r i t f h t i 'o u s n e s s in H im .
mind you, hut ten thousand billions.
I Coolidge went aheard ik.,
i flower in a snowstorm, not ah
it in tilo lenRt after a landih
Perhnn* an auto which rul
n■t hnnk
in St.v -----I^mis wanted
i.
if its owner had any money
THANKSGIVING DAY
SMEMBER YOUR BLESS
— Bless the I-or*l O my roul;
•11 th a t Is vfithln me. blest Hi
w nntnn
name.
lleas the Lonl, O my soul and
k benefits.
I t no t all hh*
LET THAT APPALLING figure
Billions of Atoms
sink into your mind. It is utterly j
useless to try, by nny method, to ,
finite human mind under- j
.Tho gfonl thing in life
not what you were or might make asuch
figures.
You write |
have beclvliu t wliat von are and will be. Your past is be - I1 ,|mv„
down one, ndd thirteen zeros and
I
hirlri Vmi, if-yttn are tint exactly satisfied with it or Lhillk you •! that
stands for ten thousand billlO forgivetfl nil thine ini<|ui m
niight
i g h t have done hotter, 1here is no live grieving over it. jinn*. Rut it means nothing to us.
ho healetb nil thy diseases:
o f a balance, b e h i n d ‘•'Tyi'* » "
"<>und of word*.
are
standing; light
niidtlh
redeemeth thy life from di* You
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lhl.li(||rll
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„
u*and billion* of
pwneth thee with
ton; who rn
nd
tender
mercies;
I
ycui
i.
Ami
then
they gu hack,'
past.
n*
a Hfltlsfirtl | thy mouth with
i r lived before we were bom , by cain> Iv onii- ,-idli*i(>n nr Other
\\C do mil know t hat w
things; sol that thy youth >s on this earth. Sometimes ur f<el ns if we had existed in "'**’•
disorganized mutter, and 1
ed liko tn<-' eagle’s. I'snlni
I 1 hoy think a cigarette
; tho Jer*ey fire. That’s
i ment for chewing tobacco hi
er Cftuxod n flood.
* 11
|
2
A him 1 carvel ,|,.-k
for $D;trt». when ymi ,nn f.adgl
lion of them in our sihaotijil
With mother sitting up,^,
luihy nn.l father with the
then.-’* quite a hit ,,f v|c,si
lost.
some form before blit if wo did we have no recti llection of it. i,Mr " 1,11 ,,v,,r ,,Kuin’ >{" 1 ,M w“
I
It is l lie beautiful belief of many that oi.r soul comes from
Til AT S 'I IIK <JN l> grain of com- *
THANKSGIVING
ft oil. Hut (here is a long, long future ahead of us and it is not
I thank Thee that with lav- too late now lo repent and commence oar lives over again, fort. 'I he life \ve *knnw is tnree
seme and ten, or a little longer, if
ilh hand I v.e e cape the germ*. We appeal |
m dost spread plenty o’er this because this earthly life i-- just the beginning of our life.
In I b i s earthly life I lu* soul is only m its infancy. It and disappear, like gnats hi the |
amiling land;
ink Thee for the harvest* gets a sm attering of wisdom and love and «mirage and truth. sunshine, hill we are at least pint
of n s. heme in which some things 1
which w# reap;
But
the soul's
development
and
its sippreciation
of __tilings
. .
.
. .. ,
..
. ..
..
. , „ | «Io Inst ten thousand billion years. ,
l o r each triixt Thou givest u* .that
are beautiful on t bis earth is as nothing compared to Aim) f(ir Mn Ul. kll(tw W). mil>: hllV(, J
UK. ( ’OOLIDGK AND ('ONGRKSS
to keep; t
ASHEN II.I.K i 11 E'.KN
rar ' homes and ’loved one* placed what is promised in I lie life lo come, our most h i g h l y tie- a t >tal existence a* lung as time j
veloped minds are unable to grasp the limitations o f time '•'•■If Ami so may the gnat, fur
within our care;
W health and, strength we have and space, just as a three w ar old child cannot grasp a proh-l* ‘'ll
_
( If the H. |. ihlican newspapers of ideas of the Old (,111101. Mis moth
in generous share;
lem
in
calculus.
We
cannot
conceive
of
then*
being
or
not,
if
T1IF
FRENCH
lady
in
her
tea
' the North ate light ahmit the mill- eds are th'- methods of the Old
I thank Thee for nil that
Guard There is, then, Iho piituie
being
a
limitation
of
liine
or
space.
It
seem
s
if
there
were
an
•
hath
interest*
you
more
than
the
Thou ddfct tend;
tor, Mr i nh in Coolidge fie -- the of ii President running with the
end
there
ought
to
l»e
something
beyond
it,
and
it
d
o
esn
't'H
tar
'k'lt
live*
la.aiio.aiiujioo.oao
most oft N il. for every faith
next four \oars in the happy ll!d Guard and trying to lead a
seem possible for there md to he an eml or a beginning.
!>•’'»'•
"r« '»'•• kind *.f human knowledge that running this Gov Coegi
. ful friaod.
- s shot full of the progres
i Help me to *yy< : and let me ever
I he knowledge and faith and love and wisdom that w e '
v„u m„r,. thuil the color „f eminent will he one of tin- sim sive ideas which so far luivo roll
hod M Coolidge of oven th ■ pieBy Mmdng Srter*. I
serving ( >>«' « 1,1 <‘‘*m|.ai isr.|i t o what we have not is like a grain of a holy's cuticle, you're another pleat loll- he over tried. lilrtlu
ing dovvi tin- avenue of the com (• i.-o of loadorshin m legislation.
i sand compared to t he \\ hole world. And yet t here a r e billions sue >f human
BFf ' Thee. TT.
The l ew congress will assemble
king Lear, in hi* sorrow, called ing noa tli'- lie sot s a primrose
fh me to 1«V**; Thv law to thus, of atoms m a gram nr sand
The universe is so vast that upon
the stars to pity him he- lane dar.pled with tin sunshine of with Die same idea that doinill» v ’ fulfill
our souls cannot <oiiccive o| all of it. We can onlv think
nu-v were «.id i l
i
i n d oi r rice. lei me do Thv .
............
,,K'
" " " concord ar-d overhung l>v The ro* ate* thr old; this i- that Mr Conlid ii at a tline
l i e d have been -n rp iise d to know es and mature* of pnrt.v haimonv ulge hits v.t to rlemonstru te his
J■HU*.'
; igV"*- aL y Doris Reed
' a
Die real difference in Iheir ages.
Tho ilirtaiK-e rheii he will find atalit*. a* a leurlct Wlitli- lie is
"l-'OU l ’KAt K and (nr p!i-niv. On Im-ilmn, for rest,
it neee.-ary t link the whin will i|enp.n.*tih !i:ig it. or attem pting to
T ilt; EGYPT IANS have lean
t. w iir'ii thev rlo oeetrr. dcnmnstriiD' it. he will lie "hazed”
HDJYhen It *toni* cold j<i»t_think^F"i joy iiLtlio land l.u-ni.Lhu_Lual Lu_ilm WcaL._______
usp.'hre will ho unanimous, Indust rlou«i v and intensively hi
tho BnovF#ftfIyb9rrWF*Ne,*h- 'tfYfr‘thc rlr-ar. starrv flag, with il - n .l. white and hlin*.
expensive pnstiine. They had tin* ! »mfmlsia"ti. ,m,l dr light ful
Thr s'e.el of the
loseute Ion mot,v
r. . T
. . , We thank Tla-r. from hcarl* tlia* ,im
honc*-t. .and
Inn of shooting ami killing Gen Presirlenl. vr.ale
assured, has
which the l{e|itrhlie;tn press pr-.
10 boat way to aucceed i* to
,
. . true."
iw .1 . 5-
•
-0-;
1 ter today come* the Plirlstmas 1
In Paris watch.,
lea °n ahoes even k t a a - ^
their wearer dance,!
And those who ,-Aore t h d
tw •vi- piay man jm.g nuv*|
s w ru iin g
a g u :n * t
ci i**w o
z'os.
Gossip
Mow nnnoyine it is to hear about your own af
fairs in a raurul-alaiut-way. One of the most
riifiil rules of this bank is that all business with
its customers shall be held in strict confidence
Your business with this Bank is held inviolate and
wo wouldn't hesitate to discharge any employee
found violating this rule.
'■lal Sir
Lire Stark Now they will
now thr- sapi rt of a "<,■poilrig
l f - i r •s t o him. tie i.-. rollfionterl
f"' *heir sport.
I <Vrngre*B.'' Hi Iriidoridiip tin* no I . the uli- -lute eeriuititv of huv
i (iii'nt Rritnin sends this
tilti j <,tv<tL-|rs U-n.ir- it
The r . olnlg - i* g to win or Ins. the greatest
• W i : Ml S T I. d h n | h* t . • . n n i \ \ i i ,
iitHt mn
Pay two ami a half will is rlustlin I lo he the eng lie flgll* of tils ear t-r the Illoniellt '.lepplng.
fMillion i iellais for killing Strok, that runs th. I’-el d States with
A m . In g a t h e r 1h e tip. v n h i i*;tr*«.
i
new Col g're.* lakes it- seat.
•tn! « • ! "ut of the Sudun. which nut mi und wiDi....i friction.
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
l ul il we 1 n st 1 cell mow. i s.
a fte r TChii slums shopping
I - it to I•e II • rnluign Congre-s
if \ i i l mill e and belongs to us. any
Del whence . .litos the m ini.
or
i
C
ottgie-i
of
tliaos?
I
(Tail
l
\
I*.
FOSTER,
President
H. F. WHITNER, Cnshla
. t l i ti- ir<
no the hillo*
A nd u it. i il t h e I ii 1 1 ■•w
hi*U . AMil apologize
II not
ti..'i that the I T . - .Ii nt is assei njg.- Ir» r. ii:? .1, of, ire the , 1rf f -r
A In e ( 'ary
t-d of u Conlnlg. • .igra*-.'' P u t . «-:*• h'nt - to
t.imtib- (invert l ent
Chicken glj»» wn> to t he lurke*
IHI 11 N< »T ” | s bin ked up |.v t >11* f i - W n f D l l - 1 . l l ' , , I h - t t i - . rid u t l i a f f . t i r z a . t ! 11 \ h . 4 \ t b
iya •1
I’s.ilm.-•s iv«l ships, .oldu-re mid e* per Hilly
• nl IH*m <
" T l l U l ' ( I K »W M S l i In* v e a r w ill U r
t i *- 1 . 1* 11 u n i s t!
i -- i i i - n * • l i - t i - a l d
1
1 u ilid g i*
h • \ i* snmet hing
| by Eying machines, ready to drop
jrou d o n jf think Sanforil real
it i n - r i n t h r i i i i i a * *!■ * , l a t I t u i - . i i - t r t u : i v . . • • i i - h« t u provt in:i
unpliusuut ex plosive sut,stances
-nil
M o rt-o v i i
\|i
r * - -1 i . l g i - ’ s C l t l M V i l v
ite la inc roMing in value mighty
v v d l 1 i ver l« u
t i l " • 1STAVING OKANGI- SIIII’MKNTS
Egypt will pay
The worst of 11i. i tl- deBcrib. fin-,
, Juat try«*o buy sonic
anxious to leadr r?
I t.
ate the i|Ui*slii>Us
It
Is
t
lint
till*
U.MlO.lllllt
Will
lie
I
I
M
I
>
I f i lliltSH I if
tin, e t he Sen Me I d liv - ...h a which onlv Mr < >,o | ■<I • . bv ItI'llid by tuxe on l tie m in i ably pool II,all IIS Wat -oil ■’
fonder wluk^the P u rita n s wouhl
.Pwill lie i.tde
Egyptian vu rkirs. Those that did IVaeVcn of Wyotn ' lttrli;ina. nr cuntziet u ait t . n
nk a b o u t the wav T hanksgiving
g That dove I t answer
It. .. ... ..tit .landing
d III. (li« ! t hill ilfl* - * the killing wilj not pay.
a r iI dol nhi l it i ii- I
lay la celcbf'ktcd today 7
t.i I- with Du- ' • •bdgi 11 .1 lit ion ‘Hie thing i
Kill to win lie
ill
*• »t Ir *'ll »IA fill Mfiit »Il Iff
1 o t l l l l l l m i l I I l t III
-t I o l l g
t.
and behuvioi
II. b. 1. r.g- to tin- (rave t |.i.t it*, a I, gg. t I. .ul i bun
.«l« V f • .it U «Ul Ullll'll, t hi It
FRANCE
FORM
\
l
|
\
approves
lit-,it it lias lot -..Ho tune been
M i l * Conservatives C l i m e
lo t,,
.It Will I't \ t | \ M*I IDIIS
IIh Uiiii ' b rliTitM:t-l- **w,. I.eiigue of t'b! t.uard. Hi- 1 1. as ,,i. tb" any yet r> .id. d i . In i redit.
in England just in Itine to making to bring order mil
Iron*
U I lit \ I Wttfll f I Mill lh illllailll Nation, folk- mn t in k tngvthci "
Live Room Bungalow and additional
t a few ;Tyidicul ilemands.
iii >lulling
tin* hiMT* -t V\ ho know> whrii |-1 am i- may liuve
I II I I h e m
II I atter of the shiptnen’ of ** ; • i -o lot for building. On Sanford Heights,
/ e it I l l s f 11uit - to iioi t hel ti no.i 1.1 t tin 't a t . . t tint I (rev vvdl an uUimutum f.o some little 'coun l
atmont'XOlil e n o u g h to t a k e
If iiy 7
lb. market lias l.ei-n in lilted, w tl with iis . n titp. miittei
STOCK GAMBLERS AND VALUES
alelgh and drive out to g r a n d ju-t a- It is i-vi-lv V'lii hv mde
last chance at $5,500.00.
wi • •. ’i mainlain this ■o opeiutiori
You muy any th at ill itam'* uIt i
I I \ NT CITY COURIER
l ' i farm.
1 pellite'it glowers will, hale Hooded dm mg tin- tialiiilir of thr* season miitiim to Egypt n-c.illn A ustria* *
new plntMi us In-eii rliserivereil I thr m uikei* w ith green m il. hut I I f u l oiifnletit that it will en ultinintmn to Sethia, wltuii the
l;K S T B U Y I N S A N F O R D
. k gambli i '■Ii l>. b| high papt-l dollar . I tie ii-.-t n u n II I
il i a inatti i of gi ul ifle a l.o u that abb n- to ili-pnse of the u*«t of kuatiian Pi true wus murdered
armany
D lllo tth f I \\\
I I II*
I.
ii
after
the
'bU'K
ill
I
tie
v
v
.1
I
t
;
and
w
lien
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II
ul
on
tin
.
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il
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i
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u
i
n
t
l
c
E
d
w
.il.i-,
of
the
■ i . i ti * ti m p at
p i n e , -utisfai t the ultimatum that sturted
Die
1 Nit) in winch rein
Itcli doe*
P I e im
l l .e- a
m. u1 1. ll bn Ms o f l a l
Kk. b.iiig. i ublt to sa v tli it t In-1e "iv t•Die glowers
great war and cost twenty million i 'i I ion o f t Tiolnlg■ I. n o w tell- • l i i d h l l s *.-•
tl
it ia luri-n y a p i m ., ip i .-i i w • ( p i n e .
"
ih
.
Is
the
biggest
offer
t
hat
!
:IVe*
I
p.
i
.
gi.
ater
enaliimit
v
of
rntion
-o
mg tile Pf0)de I. w a*.y l.il’i"" . no e.-l) in. ribs a d.-i ii .r .- ,n th,t^uite true
Hut Dint was Au<
r office4My say* Thunksgiv .among I 1 u .da i i i l o - toppei in h i- I* i n made I,, n gol.it. mar
d.
dints have he*,
'• .! I.* tl.i* , vullle ot U p - <b lair
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k.
,g
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I
lie
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i.l
t
hi-t
at
c'
l.*t ■.iii.ii*urn by i nntridllug slop tiia, ami tin- is (.lent
Rntiun
Day h a a ;■recome a nntionul
w ealt h o f t h e rnnrit i \ - a n .oik o f |
All t he p- a i r i f g o v e i nmi-nt
fruit
lililu
liv
thaii
loti
ever
lie
nieiils
'
1
I
hern
i*
a
illffeienee,
und
if
)• bceni^B^ |t rrfflelullv marks
REALTOR
y°" the <VetloB.
11 I Igh S u re l y call ll t .ni l to (He Value o f tlie
foil
l
V
I
si
e
I
In
i
••mphuiiee
w
.th
P
n
-uleiil
d
•
not
M
*e
it.
tiieat
Itriluin
does
•.
,
Ole of ^ y ijhall Season
I ilwuiii • nidiTB
all
Kk. tiling,
1 " i.jurity of D \ 1 !. o f ti ll - i . ..nt i y » inti -., ie<.i i. iifnet in l ng
I h i - s l u t e p i . li t
vv u s
m a d e by
I' ifsl N:t!ionul Bank Building.
ui ry huvT • <i.
■
. g 11
iiiovv | .mi . t .«1 1r
in i ! I- i thi up
TH E INTERESTING thing to
did let Ditto altars, wieutlu-d P i e - i i l e t i t I i l w a t d s h i i b n i x s i n g pa. king h,.u.o s m the state si.tiio t
m i s r e l y it i •
*.,
tin*
p.ipe:
on
w
ii.eh
-.
oil,
allbus.sl,
bill
i.* vi el . t and liavi- t.*-er *lo-i-.l u- in Xini-rieu, wi-tnog ,,i| E.uio
In s e f f o r t
i>.
' p
iri'.g .
u n it
PHONE or*.
ROOMS SOI-J
With ffcuMr*
■.* p - a-l I i t l* .1 e e n n- I I
g in H e vvorbl
ilavs n orili-i that I" aim well if tbe, will leave u* I • i»f o^rt:»i •i
nd piled jnu Di fruits, awake g l u p e f r i . i l s l i i p m i i t - I - . i i g v i i u i i g l i t o x . v .
i.
ill*
g
w-bM.-v
i
'I
tl
e
V
r>III
t
o
«
h
i
r
t
t
to.
a
I
SAI KS I ttCt
of thi dollar
will riot
glut
tin- -rloin- an I stop l...r i ..w mg o.n mon
t . pi l o u t i i I * i d . t i n . i t . . ( | i <
*1 I i n e p t
Miss PuhuVWilHumx, Reginald S. Hollf.i
again, >
and
11*'
at a ppp.i i a nee if
.lit
I !. •k ' fcftk\ 111 ,M
ill I Ll*t
I III*V Will v. t- Uu* im ppllaiitr *f the flying < t .. . t h i n g .
Hugh \\ hell ti ell
UriviruPTl.r the g ol d e n hours. *
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,
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,,,u
I* ’eesl. Die |-i .
. - - m i n o d i t ie
•;ii"*|n I.tv v til. ! , at bottom, is
n r iiu'diat « !\ al 11 r
'a* him* ir. mod* i ti ult limit a. inti
• • r l y % , l t he U t t e r r a m ' '
rL" " / " ........................... " ' " ; l V' V. ‘" t
"
png 1,1 all in.u* * > ’ I v et lie
Motrin-.*: it, ^Jn w.tbl l"it i i i| | ali o:i.
*ia Ii.
jfV
_IVh i11i
i KmIi,I' ITw.i K
lli* u •n• t*«• • t ..nil! nl
1 »uidL
•»rui•*ry WOtlld I .
i a l» i
T in
Tb. p.imr tv i . to. | u tier a- the
__ <>
i
i»-r I
in if !..» !*• • i nil tfnit
Thu* t lit
f <»rl t< i orb ship
' Pi -I i.-BHon in i
• i- t h e ■! . : • 'ult - • D o li.-.ti o of (Tinliilgn. 11
•
in
I I I bo - been sill r <-:.kftll I - stlowll
• t lo W II
V
V
I
T
H
I.I
1
1
1*1.
RISK
to
Rntish
U»*
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null!
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•
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l
l
ii
ml
Mr
w b a t rhAnogJiuI** Ii I I U I I I |£nt
If
an,I vurue.
' here is n . e.idera,any muter
d thi
Du lives, a n d to few lives, at worst, t l i f t ■>n b o t w e i n pt
I ilM U lilf
IC« I i.« •» t»* till tri**- iii Du- it- i -reused slniiiiients nf
. i s proud W hiN m lilFVFtnriil
IT u i* depend op.m mainly Up ial llicii a-e , f titdo-ti y Hut the*
l a s t wi. k
lit
it
••
in
can
rulniue
a n y h i i i u I I conn
i«*lr»i11»
k
,
lM
4
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q'i ConcelteflT
I f ; aand I f I I I
I I.i * .gi-tlii i witti nttii-r u i.ik D v In thu House of Commons r • value of the Oil 1'Ho.til g lilelllUIn I.V puculutivi I laze, vvltieti hus lice'll
D n | * ' | » * i u l < fit
•slll|»|»* I *
a *• k 11 if
I h a a o ' t d o l M t l l u i t i ' l l s w i I UN hi * •
« to ti it it nicasui • -i 1f Du v i l l i i ' I I I 1*V I4|« l u »• s i l l t (1 t i l l * l l UHO ^^( t h i *
it
is don g and lia- done, shows 1**tidy, some senlimentnlikt eolii- of
have, k i ln* an inft-riorily
• " '•*
the dollar w en ti • d iDiniovaM) ,
r. h.i* I.cch ^ri*nt!y mi^iui'ntfd;
/
Lto.
jilliitli* Oil'll r« i otf hit I•*•* nf t Ih* t tint tli,- i itru- F.vi hang.- is a 'llaiui-il that tt was not fair for
E n g l a n d t o d r o p T N T f r o m t he sky Dii *. .-very iftcria-. ,.| pt--e w.,ul.t in a ri--ult ..f vv Im h more people
hli ■-iit|? I** Md i I'Ih « it run Krr “ VA» i
/ - —i
iip <p v »it\
fn i i ii p * i ii d w
u n it t lu ir
imp!, an Increase in vo'in . but wo arc trying to g. t "easy nioiu-v "
"i i g n o r u n t s a v a g e *
H wu* ex
fivinclRuy. I fear.
huvi*i*ii
by
an
a
h
i
m
.
t
a
i
i
.
f
«.*t
and
fewer
are
living
to
prodiuc
plained by the British War Depart,
,
,
..
,
,
In' truth rnuNt time h.
merit that fliers .lid the work more uul • xP*,r,*3CC lhu'
” 4 *‘ thinga of uetuul value.
k in k ;
DOWN
WITH
Tilli t . 1. rated f-^tmt no much
swiftly, surely and safely thun it
ID LAND NEWS
hk t h | | 4 ^ r d for blessings •
<mild be done in the old duy>, when '
p’ar.
such men us Chinese Gordon hud
il
df getting more
to lead punitive expeditions and
Turkey n.ay hi- kmc of t b s w i t h I hi in rtihlnmed side dish
JSK K K E P IN G TO O E A S Y
»>rw
—Czn leton.
T h a n k s g i v i n g feast, lull in t h e s e ' Mid tiob.-dy will m i s s t he l u i h e j | tight uguirtftt t tie b a r b a r i a n s
'M
on
f P . tp,
S T M .a U S T IN K l i C r O l l i ,
-b- _
.
day* It i, m o n t h a n ever a p p a r e n t It is i ndeed (tie only s u b s t i t u t e that • w u term* on tile e a r t h .
74!
O) alTair In Orlan"uneasy |u-i. tin- lie*.I (hut taste- t-ettir Diun lire original dish ,
-- —
•<v
« just a hHu* nioje
.|f> U)l. crflWH.
-ml. kind folks, listen-- u ntndium
FIGHTING FROM the a.'ty.
us _an
_____
A vvulU
ha had e a u th c x - . c n thy whole, the d oia-tie rclu- Jl!
n\*:
u- Judirial bureau n f ! tlaQs woman is r(;ht. Thu evil
........,,u.-stion that
7r
!• ^ T h e r n oat *am I Now thenthere |.
I. i...
7'' , u *h hu"'
hu'" run
‘'un l,«' t'oughl for |enql4
|.*ugU> flgHfd
flghfd a rahhtt.
r-Mdl. in
i* safer foV
for pcrieBce
•
jw
is mainiauis that
, . .
.
rl'frn.,.ia
freouentlv
nr tv turn 1till.
’I*" UiEktfy
WiEk.fy i»i. iiii .-ry«l
.-ry«| birdbird both
both ,r V nu.nvy ... _
. .
.the
, <h,* jvr«*ciou*
jrrerioui .whitu
white live* «und
„ J it
il kill*
kills |' ‘!<m.e*tl.«
Uo.nijstlc
etisons
*or
divorce
i
‘^WW^iqtfd
of.
though
ta
r
from
u . t one more 1in appearance and flavor.
| , ”w"
Turkey!
fewer harhririun.x. The p.xychologi- !"«»‘' ot the
c.z
i l lboyv iju
ii oni more
''
,
. .
e . | e f o c t of fliers dropping bombs ! Uw
n&v »n the nature *
ia -cioaiiing rupidly. AuJ
11f ( 4
ivh
makes
buu^u-.Jik
j*
largely
Ite
ixgi'il
wif.gauitrihul4------—
Don Dial the pig is anything but
fContemporary
' a n i n m . u . c n r . . fComment
'n m m n n i
I * xory.grcat, and the savaga gives “f Llie h
up.
I keeping j
„ .
- i - 1 --w. j
*4*.O' t toward Imnc-ntakSonf
fncrchunts realize ! «royal III uRpect. Nov erthclea*. p.uvl i
' I n thy ____
,
I
rtyXl^pf
v^tyich
is
true,
ahe «ays ‘ y o u n f ' Ib^. » tr the p u n of both husband
,Tue of
tractive display* in . jug
ing is
IS a delicacy of
tit no mean quAl
qu«i
The wild ScnutoT^i* w on tn
-i
•
,ru
“*
n*
re*
a
rd
‘
tam.-d ; (lie m a t t e r *bf fact.
i<.*oplc, , d B T ’ tparriago, aturU-vt h'Si
!
thi,t "inkcs a real home.
f Wore
m o w *.
A* a rule* rty
'V , ,
. . .
,......
, *• 'Vushington.
ConditUiu*
hat th e angel Gabriel
DiinLs Lt-oping hhllne in a home of their People
'«• ha
he I| »W
What
Guh
eoplc utisually appreciate" a thing
.
rogrvsrive suit it of u rner
,“ lt.
." ht ’’ '* thought awful prove tft bo merely ! of the hum an eng It- und rabbit hunt own. Thn young husband hud to accordingly as they tuivc put much
,1 ,
r-and tbo r huiui ter of hi* IstulfeJ turkey hung up by Uu- leg* i uweaotne. Duluth Herald.
wood fp r winter tires, und or- little into it. Few persons love
cut tho woqil
J will ho l.tiown later.
ra n bo^ansily judged from . and gobbling for merry.
mow tho
— .l a w
. n. . i n summer. The
---- a ‘hotel or h-jarding hou.v»s and how
in^whjeh he displays his
First
you
take
the
bone
out.
Then
. » i , ,z.
.. .
.
.
Time nicndeth all thing* but a
had her
dutm* 1.t.j__ pCr- Acan
a m a n je d person
he■. expected
DURING TH IS stock
you
* —as boom,
v v 11S§ y
xl t| wife,• too^
w
M ----.
•
t_
_4ha
> » ..
J
f_
___ _ L .
.I
*
you stuff It, After that you make u worn-out tire and some folks' dls- may have noticed w*r'
that the Saint | Twtn to keep the home going,
to love a ho .lie that is littiu more
roasting pan haif full of gravy ' M,,jti,lllh l j U |e Rock Arkansas I*uul stock, common
than
th
a
t?
m and p re fe rr e d ,1 "Ttxiay the ybung niu.ricd folk*
« n«if? City Hall, a new made with flour und water, and Democrat.
hnvo been bought,t, as
us many as I li»o in • tiny flat, where everything
The aqum thing may he true of
______
Tcm]]M,la hew Episcopal (casotiod to taste. When it ia b o ll-j
re is toss work, children. The hoys and girls often
lhO.OOO shares in a day. Wise is furttUI
l y oth er new build- Ing drop Ip your ham. along w ith, H o p a man out of trouble and brokers
ve Jtuit that much rebel a t the chores they arc obllceqld, "Somebody la to do, an d '
irvetioo. Hanford is an onion, if you like Davor, or aonu he will remember you when he gets going to have
d * . (*.
f ____ i
* • okD
.
break his neck.”
mote t l u t e a u t o m o b i l e * , j e. Jd tao do
in a farmhouse
or'ariy
« '• p l r i l of celery wid parsley, If you p re fer into tumble again.—Illinois State
—Jier divtractionz. i fashioned home, y a perhaps these
The buying has absorbed all!dancing
that. Roast the ham In the gra v y . Journal,
“*T»jng room* are 1very things attach them to their i
shares offered by tho wise onca, <F urnished hoi
daily. And replenishing it from time to time
4% J n t r a t Told un S a v in g Account*
and
all
tho
aharee
that
for
good
N-‘
„
I J10'*1**'
approciato w hat they
and hasting thoroughly. When it
i
Among the minor needs of this reasons have been thrown on the
ordinarily
ac'hajfo
helped
to
n\ake.
»
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J
J7t?.*
Strength -Senrlc* i^ogress ■
rooked sufficiently, ?Mnd it rent nation of ours is some relia.
<
‘?:
l
m arket by the William Rockefeller
housclteeplngj Maybo th a way to kegp famlUa*
-toJtL
“
i t u>
Ir'.V.
D.kW
Ip other* to.
M a r g a r e t r. r - a n g s t i r
FIRST NATIONAL BANS
-M u
F0M SALE
E. F. LANE
v:
H U N K o f the
money you might
ijave saved— but
didn’t!
Start now by depositing
a dollar or more with us
eijery week, letting your
account increase with time
hai i
and compound interest*
SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK
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octal bide oj Sanfo
MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor.
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B H d geP _
Social Department Is
Very D elightful Event
.
a*
I
P erso n als
4*
,> 1
affairs
The Subscription Bridge party
given Monday night by the Am
erican legion Auxiliary proved to
be a njost enjoyable adCial event;
The party was given in the new
Legion home on tho llkefront.
There were ten tables of play
of th« season wi* \he Lovely bridge
Ml
narty, given by. the Social D epart
ment m the Woman’s Club Tuesday
ftemoon a t the-club house.
XI rat John
Jrtfirt WW Snc«d ten*
, Airs..
was flip
the
gmcious hostess, who greeted the
guests as they arrived. The rooms
were very attractive with decora
tions of autumn leaves, cosmos and
chrysanthemum*, which were ap
propriate for the season.
ere
. were
. seven
a .. tables ,of play:
vbo enjoyed
era who
enjoyed the
the game,
game, * t 't h e
ant City a fter a pleasant
with Mr. and M rj. Li
II •
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created by artists fo r Women who are Connoisseurs o f Style I” .
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N* ■* % rt*.' if\
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•■ v H At*
• f *1 ll
, tb v
tl' I
Mrs. .Paul. Kedey and littU
ers.
daughter, Jane left Wednesday to
*:>■
Mrs. Leo Rockwell won the first spend Thanksgiving with frlchus In
priXe for the ladies, which was n Tampa.
fe V ,
handsome bowl oji stand. This
t& fl!
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■>a JJM,
in
,, >| \.J .kA t ,
J-..U 119*4, (
t .4 ;. ►
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i - - y Art*
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prize was donated by Mrs. George I Sir. and Mrs. U. A. Newman,
HeCottcs. Second nrize. a iovelv ’ Miss Mnry Elizabeth PulestAn,
f|owct. va80 Kjven
Mrs. H: B. I Miss Olive Newman, 0 . W. Spenlounn i «u.iu
t„
\ i _ a __.‘ leer, and John Meisch left Thtirs-
library. 10 »•
Hour: L ib rary
f£ar Episcopal
flab; afternoon
tiecuti'e Hoard
^Tciub House;
, awetine "f the
*Houst. ^ ‘__ '
•ogram
s.™
TiT™ ,"Kl f i r o u r
IxmcksV
fc K ^
«»
Kirtiey, was won by Tom Moore. KamoThe hostess furnished n delight-' ^ ' tiS ^dna Chittenden donated th e ' . . . . .
. .., ,
.* ‘
ful bit of entertainment in the wav I " 2 nd. P it*
mCn‘u - \ ll*nd' r L Hi ? ay , f ' ' " T l '
of c chorus iriven bv a number nV n,n'lp handkerchief, which was from Jacksonville where he spent
the yaSng iirls o? Miss O l i v f J^hn- |
**
!« « P ^ ,
»«*■"« “ fler
son’s sixth grade in the g ra m m a r:
At the conclusion o ffth e bridge business interests,
school. The girls were very ch arm - ' came refreshments consisting of!
•
ing in their little costumes of the i doughtnuta and coffee were serv-! Mr. and Mrs. It. J .Holly, Miss
olden days, and veritably looked I *d by Mrs. L. P. Chittenden, Mrs. Mildred Holly and It. L. Dean left
their part, as they sang in chorus J - c - Henson, Mrs. A. It. Platt, and Wednesday afternoon for Gaines“Th" P uritan Maiden.”
Mrs. W. T. Lamrlev.
ville where they will attend the
Langley.
The Auxiliary realized $ 3 G from j ^ i d a - D r a k e football game pn ' t
The puritan maidens very graciously assisted tho hostess in,serv thU bridge party. This is to be Thanksgiving.
ing the refreshments, pumpkin pie, given to. a fund with which to p u r
Miss Emily Rainer of St. Augus
with whipped cream, stuffed dates chase a piano for the Legion homo.
tine. is the attractive guest of Miss
niui coffee, which were also Appro
Surita Lake for a few days.
priate to the Thanksgiving season.
H AH Q
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Mrs. I-Iill Entertains
In Honor Miss Rose
, Ttursda'
Among those from Sanford who
will ultend the Fliiriila-Dmku foot,ir
• ,
. hallgam eatG uim -H viU eonT lianks^ 5 •„ l : -ri 1,1 *
'
Li vi ng day are Bert K. Chapman,
grncio' siy Tuesday night at her t , , * (-,h^ pnia!1> F . Runs, Tom
_H** -Truth Seekers Class
iim'fnim iv -E n te r ta in e d Monday
Sn
RINCESS PAT DRESSES arc the concept
ions of artists, developed with
P
precision of the sculptor.
i Jiergs
Qn Monday afternoon the Truth
Tonttr; fciH) '»r- '
a »
.m. „ „ m S . r i : r ; z ^ T u Z
u - a
8:J.S lecture;
Mrs. Zenovin on Bearduil Avenue. J with two tables of bridge.
Mnrku.iw.il
' '
The meeting wus opened witli a | Thretighout the lower floor the
*
Tribune (.'t70) scripture reading. This was fol-rcolor scheme of lavendar and yel.. . .
«mbit', tiring lowed by a song and prayer. P u r - 1 low prevailed. Yellow and Liven-1 ,v*-eu I*, loij'i of Annapolis, Mi .,
A string (|uin- ing the business meeting many tinr chrysanthemums were used in Htt,,nding the li,. S. Naval Aca.letiiy
* 11 11 'topics were discussed and many - large baskets and vases adding a J" •'’(’un ,,R 5 ,,'W Myi’ " ' 1 " H
(IfS) fi j" «r- helpful suggestions were made! festive air to the delightful o c - , ,roth<!r'
* *S- 1 <,,,,L
: program.
by those present.
ension.
»„
(JiB U-A2 J‘ * At the close of the business n
When scores were counted it was
J- ( * -Smith, traveling
freight,
delightful social hour was enjoe-M»und that Miss S a n ta Lake held “ P'-"' f,,r t,a‘ Central ,.| Georgia I
I'p) 7-H con- ed.
Delicious refreshments of! high for the ladies and was are- j Railroad, spent Wednesday in S im -l
r e n d er. fruit salad, chicken sandwiches nial sented with n i»n,lg.- set
I-’irst 1 foiit on business,
in 3 Rain hot chocolate were served. The uritc for men. a handsome pearl
.
, »,
toes, hurm- hostesses for the afternoon were handle knife, was won by KdgerMr n”‘l
h U
1 -, :. lei an
Mrs. John Peters, Mrs. Zenovin, Km Ratterson. Miss Rose was pre- .
‘b" birth of « lw>e baby,
pff3) 7 enter- Mrs. Steinoff. Mrs. Fields, Mrs. I rented with a lovely lavendar ja r ”*’>'■ '',,rn l u ‘‘s" n>. .-.ove nmer -5,1
i Williams, Mrs. Moye
and Mrs. for guest prize.
|
», U7i;) 8:30 Mf.r
A delicious salad course w ith' OANCK THANKSGIVING NIGHT
II orchea,
Inirty-five members were pres coffee was served by the c h a rm -j
i!
iag hostess.
| The dartre that
was to have
(JHIl ;i ur- ent at this meeting.
tv,
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,,
The guests included the Misses been given Wednesday night bv
;r.
,"J W . 'r'lV, S“ riUl
•'', 'TV Eliza belli Pule the Dale Trov's Pnla.'s ,-rchestra
Star Tele- haM h«i7
J (..| ■ f i ,
" * . ""
1 stun, and Olive NeWmnn; M. B, has been postponed until Thurs| tfritcsi m ; 9 :3 0
. .. U — T
‘ " t f" r ™P rly , Mutton. Edgerto.i I’attersm,. G. W ,|„v night. The .b.i.ce will be giv,-n «t the Armorv.
I lJ.171 N musiu; occupied by the I an Tan Shop. | Spencer and Robert Dodson.
t». II orehesW n n m n ’^ D l i h l a 1 l i m e
Don't t a k e c h a n c e s
in c h ea p
ucntional lectuie; 9 musical.
,
O m a n .n c 1111) i o n c a i
Rlixluri, Buy ti.e
weiif ity t i l l )
WHO—Des Moines (520) 7:30
9 musical; whistby.
j M a i ’C U ^ C . F a j ^ f T S p e a k
All W....I r. ou-h
W'BAP Ft. Worth S tar Tele - 1
* -- -----Woolen Mil is anil, t a i W . l l - . y i c u r
iCltv Slur (411)
Ibr. II l.‘> N iglit gram (470)
7:30 concert. 9:30 J Mrs. Henry Wight president *’f 1 st i t ' tlnl'v*
’ ’ "" ‘ ,U
Hawaiian music.
j the Woman’s Gluli calls special at 1
**
(i ( lll9) .8:45
EN X — Hollywood (337) 8 music j tendon to the regular monthly
( l.iTLIAN Ml Si* t I F it
»tra; 10 coo 8:15 motorlogue; 10 classical; 12 business meeting <>f tiie Club on
At the teg a his meeting ol the |
kl; 1 if I hanks- ori-hestra.
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W't .Inesday afleiimon.
I*cc, 3*i ..*
at Cecilian Musi-Club, Mrs.. iI.eah
WHB— Kansas City
(411) 7-8 3 o’clock
bus c» n o nted to sing. Every metnTitrn-s (395)
mu a*'.
,\ full nttendanee is requested, her of the d-.ib is e\p e ted to he
(future; 12 or* * —barisns ( ity Star (411)
i)lt- club will have with it on ' present at tins meeting.
0-7 School uf the Air; 9-8:30 pop- i -pis oecnslbn Marcus ( Fagg of ---------------------------------Hlf Times (400) 1 11 i k ,Hr,>lj rnm • I * , hi N igiitha wks. Jacksonville.
Mr. Fagg needs no
Fresh Oysters
j
Angeles 1'iiies_(-i95) | intnaiuetion to a Sattfonl audi
I'AII.V
('ommercial-t 8:30 bedtime; !0 features; 12 or i-nce, as he is known and loved
Fruits
and
Vegetable* in
1 d«*si, a!
! chest ra.
for hir wonderful work with the
Season
*1 *L ■i 7 30 J WHAS- [youisville Times ( 100 ) Childrens’ Home Society in Jac k
Rensonn' , *ice»
pmtji t pure a 7:30 band concei t.
sonville
ROY
M F R U IT GO
^
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pommeicial
The President urges that a large
\ r * f f «• H r a l r r n I ill****
P a u l Appeal (30(1) 8:30 convert; 1 I fro i
hear Mr. l ag-* at this,
pint rr giam.
hr
ti|m,
ri (4o.i 0;15| Wi'CO — Minneapolis-St. Paul
Miss Elizabeth Skinner of Dun- ■
<41 i I 7:30 lecture; 9 musical.
j ,-din ami J. It l.vle state repres- "
fort
i;
t, f . ..
WJ J D —Moose hart (278) 7:15- entative in the legislature f r o m 1*
**|-‘« r 1 p u r ll ml ika**
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' 8:15 novelty orchestra.
j Seinimje county have also b e e n '*
M i Ilf
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turn i i t « J M i l " B
| fee ' Ub,
, IV O R — Newark (405) 0 151 Invited to this club meeting.
» I ' t e VdlM
I ,40 " f ' •I 44 I .Till
^
l'*if Ht-rt Iff l*lM»nr fill
tj
|erk (4b5),^ v i . sports.
v r N F s ' t 1 II I)
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review'
WEAK—Now York (492)
....
HJour rial ii\n
vv,
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t 0:30
Thero
will u> a calliMl moftirur„ *■ S ilv e r L a k e S p r in g s Co. {
college; 9:30 j stories; 6 45 soprano; , Il.ppinoH of h Rt Agnes Guild Frida" aft___
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7:30 musical; 8 orchestra.
th ,. h„ mt. of Mrs. Hrax- . * * B * * * a i i * * * * * * * a * * * * * L!■■■
I or 1
\V hB J- Ntw York (27H) photo ‘ t«,u Eurkinn and all nienibar^ ur»»
wduists, or- play Review; 0:15 tenor; 0:30 talk; urged to be present with their
6:45 Henryetta Turner; 7-8 Mac- fancy work. This will he a very (
ANN U ALBA ZA AR
I R121 in d r a m a ; Singhi Breen and Syncopatera.
important meeting.
■2 i.lu-strn.'J 'A V H N — New York
(360 ) 8:30
OF
Congregational bazaar and sup^ j! dYcheatra; 9 cushion chat; 9 30>026) 0 story; 11 orcJieatru, soloists.
per. December 13. Former stand
ST. AGNES GUILD
[ <wtfn
WOAW—Omaha
<526
6
story;
"f lhp f “K Tan Shop.
1 )
i ! ' " * 7 talk; j g .30 rnuaica); 7 Melody Boys; 9
i.» ^fa *
1 nrmrrflm:
nniiiiiiiindlIthliO
p r o g r a m ; III
10
announced;
1U;HU I H U Y ----------S E L L ------------ I I E N 1 '
S a t u r d a y , N u v . 29.
7 I danixn«jiit—
ir
[Iji;) f j . j j j
W IP — Philadelphia (509) 6 IJti*
TYPEWRITERS
In form er sta n d of tho
7 p ro g ra m ;' c*u ^
H . S. P O N I)
' re«cert
| WDAR—Philadelphia (395) 6:30
FAN TAN SHOP
riH 1102) 0:30 Dream Daddy; 7 players; 9:03 o r Hnnforil Jlmik K Trust Conipwnf
I'h im r IlZfl
U corner
chestra. concert, theatre feature*
Lowly Fancy Work
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7 rtjM ren ; WOO—Philadelphia (509) 6:30
concert orchestra;
7:20 special
(3«U) 10:60- ■concert; 8:30 recital; 9:03 organ;
r*— •
;
H a k c ry und C o n fc c llo n c ry .
9:30 orchestra.
Ch'cken I’illou, Salad. SandP4>' 13811) C: 45
BREAD, CAKES, PIES,
KDKA—Pittsburgh (326) 6:15
vtichc*. Coffee served
DAILY.
7 feature; 7:15 educa
ItWi h reporta; children;
from 5 to b p. m.
Hut r»ll<i at noun amt 4 o'clock
tional course; 7:30 concert.
ftcbt-kUs. 12 orl ' « i r « i r r o f l i n k A i r . «ia«dl .!•'I r « ■ f i t .
WEAK— Pittsburgh (462) 6:30
*W <337)
6:15 Uncle Knybee; 7 special features;
1uri hestra; 7:16 7:30 music.
Zzrsm.
All n ew th is lim e I
KGW— Portland (492) 7 story; i MILANE
I UUJMcsI.
10 lecture; 12-AO lloot Owls.*
30
people a n d Ih e 1
c
i
;u"' <169) 6:45
Theatre
KPO— San Francizco (423 ) 6:30
JijfffH
11 e a u 1 y j
°<n>evd. 7 30 ta lk
orchestra.
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S ee J I r r s 1
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Matinee
P°“ ll“n«i(j to*U.
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W G Y -Sshcpootady (380) <*> Suna n d M n'cgic a liv e . |
the
They convey the mode of the moment as
desired by ladies of quality.
Charming, graceful and surpassingly smart,
the new models now being shown await
your inspection.
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THE Y0WELL COMPANY
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SECOND FLOOR
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A New Water
ALUMINUM WARE
SATURDAY, NOV. 2911!. AND MONDAY, D U M BER 1ST.
Double Boilers
Convex Kettles
in five sizes
Percolators
Teakettles
Sauce Pans
All Panelled Ware and W arranted Pure Aluminum
a
MILLER’S
*r Prids*
^u-v S ch °°l
le sso n ;
6:45 health
SluitieH
instrumental;, 9t30 orchcsi
k>wn,;. choir.
! t r a ' xylophonist- ' \ i J , 1 [
4J2u:t| (j jjjjjJ KPQX—Seattle (238) B reports;
S(|> fiuaical; 7:15 9 bedtime; 10 orchestra; 12 Or
chestra.
Program
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WILL LIVE IN ST. PETE
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ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 27.—
rnurm program, Rube” Marqunrd, for many years
7/7* ort'bestraa mainstay of the New York Giant*
j (448) 7-a concert
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city. He has purchased a home
i*.«r nmr>residential jrobdtvision
here and says he soon will move
(476 ) 8:30 into It. with Mr*. Merquanl- Ua
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automobile to be given away Xmas goes with each 99c purchase.
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' orK»n; C:30li r-
*»r»ke club; 8:30 dance.
V * lopics. » j
KSD—8t. Louis Post Dispatch
^‘nbune (370) Q (546) 8 announced.
m*. *ring quin- ■ *A . . i ----.... ...
Homs that sell for $1.25 to $3.00 will be offered during:
this sale for 99c and i t will be worth your while to stock
up on these pieces while they can be bought at this price.
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FOOTBALL TITLES
I ke a t st a k e in
BIG GAMES TODAY
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A thletics A t U niversity Of Florida
H ave Undergone B ig Change Lately
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TiAlk ELAND WILL PRO TEST
LAKELAND, Nov. 27.—The lo- F,(\r ld ®
C
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cal high
school has decided to p r o - , A d v i s e s
Planting Ttounjr
dgh scha
test to the State
Athletic “
...............
* a t ! Trees >Y^h,TcuBfoJPrtincd
Gainesville against the wn
Twelve to Sixteen Inches
GAINESVILLE, Fla., Nov. 27.—
Snipe* officiated in the
Athletics a t tho University of
Plant City game last Friday. I t U
GAINESVILLE, Fla., Nov. 2<L
Florida have undergone a completo
claimed that in the fourth q u a rte r
“In setting, young citrus trees to
change In tho last few years, with
fobr m ajor sports now holding the
the field, p m i r i : back’ Aid tru n k to
p cnnsy
ila Meets Ancient center of attention. These are Toot
ing ns head linesman, picked up the from twelve to sixteen Inches in
Foe In Cornell;,. Georgia ball, basketball, baseball and track,
ball nnd placed it directly on the height. | ' There nro more reasons
• /.i/i
■ulilc
A g re a t many minor sports such
x
, And Alabama Clash While ns
Owing to the fact'th at there have line which wris n touchdown for than one for this,' says E. 'L. I.onl,
tennis, soccer, swimming, wrest
Ao f
*■ * of* ,the
•
trfeulturd
K
!'Gators” Play Drake Team ling,‘boxing and volley bull ojso been several unsuccessful attempt* Lakeland. Referee Snipes, how- professor!
, H ' aver. It is chnrged, came along and | Florida College b f Agriculture.
come fn for attention.
to misappropriate bud wood from pushed the ball hack with his foot I There reasons are: <11 Short
'r-------All athletics are under direct the Dr. B. E. Schmidt Fuertc ftvoSr
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.—Champund called for play to be resumed trunks do not dry qut like long
nvo- |[and
_ _ tori’-' lotishii* hope* will be nt stake in supervision of “on athletic director cado tree a t Blanton, Pasco Coun- .thus bringing about grounds fpr i n.me*; 42) trees headed low—such
the East, Sjouth nml Middle West who is governed by un athletic ty, it has been necessary to pro- f contention.
In < grow from low^pruned trunks—
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toijhiy fn the Thanksgiving Day .board of sevet) students nml two tcct what is considered to be the
jl*1|,4^i‘1
ogram ri which m ark the clone of i faculty members who uro elected most wonderful Fuertc avocado I
ipu
program*
fho gridiron renspn in many scc- ' by tho Student Ilody yearly, This tree in the world by n system of i EVERT TRUE
BY CONDO
board uwards letters to tho mem electric signals. Immediately surE K t T l l l g?j tiotos.1
'Although Western and Pnciflc bers of teams upon -ecu mini' nda - i minding this famous nvocado tree,
♦m b 1 Coast, conference title rnces have tion of the concH nnd the merits or a barbed wire fence has been erect- I
“ * be«n ’concluded, football fnns nn- tho player. Thry have charge of edmnd electrified in such n manner
A H A - A - A - A - A J'.'.
A H A - A - A - A — A,
battles in the Enst, all finance* of the athletic associa ns to make it Impossible for a
lYtlcipatq keen
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son, of St. Paul. Minn., who fcpcnt n
trespasser to touch any wire with
'enna’s undefeated eleven tion.
l a / where Pon
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winter
in tho CKmuJiun wijdvmeas
'In
passing
the
nnirndmrnt
to
out
causing
electric
alarms
to
sig
IrvS
uHll
MnL'n its flnnl hid for title
will make
recking "hand to hand eonihats with
T P l P S U T X T et_ c_ Y O U
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honors by tackling Cornell; in the tho Student Body Constitution nal his presence. In addition to j
hungry timber wolves. Dr.sstsl in r.n
f!. South, where Georgia and Alnba- which provided n larger fee for this the nrea around this avocado '
armor made of heavy leather studded
1-- mn, botii undefeated and tho for* nthlotics at the University of Flor tree has been wired so thnt It is
with 1,200 ncedle-flmri) rtw l sjiikcs.
\ . *ner unscored upon so f a r struggle ida, the students took a long stei practically impoisible for one to np- !
f o r . Southern conference honors; in the progress of nil major, as well 1|)nmrh within fifty feet of the tree
he invited nttack* from wolf packs
iib
minor
*portp,
it
is
ucclarod.
This
j
without
forming
n
contact
which
i
£ and' It) the Middle West, where
while armed only with a short doublcMissouri University’s hold, on the fnct already has been realised in 'w ill set off the alarms. A fe w ’
hlailed ax nnd a hunting knife. Alconference rnce depend* upon the the new athletic field with the in- | niKht.-s ago .luring the stillness «.f
tltough handicapped by an exception
creased
seating
rapacity
and
the
(the
wee
snmll
hours,
Dr,
S
ch
m
id
t'
T >• outcome of her gam e with Kanally open wintqr and an unusually
condition
of
the
Held,
which
I
r de- ; niul his caretaker were awakened
CM. Z : aas.
large number n( wild rabbits, which
____ ‘All three of these games will flared to be one of the lust in tbe |,y o„. alarms nnd the Doctor and
country.
kept
tiie wolves from suffering from
M
is
assistant
seized
their
weapons
all
hold unusual sectional interest in
Tim University also is to have a
hunger, ho killed a numlier of the
r n l‘
a day which also marks the re new basketball court this year, in nnd captured the marauder which
Ileasts with his ax. During a snow
was summarily disposed of. The |
n e w a l-n f many ancient rivalries.
adequate to seat the crowds | ( r<- jiii'im t in this ensu was a posstorm on Steep Rock Like, north of
In the East, besides tiie Cornell* •size
h a t wish to atte n d the games. The MUI1 which had developed a taste
Atiknkaii, he was set upon by five
Jio,
P«hinsylvanin game, which govs court will lie of standard size.
f„r dnlidon avocados.
timber wolves. Ho killed two of
; Jtr’.
bark over n 30-year period of cunThe football conehing system is j
fltcT, traditional foes meet in the a product of tho U niversity’s own '
them and wounded a third. The
*
£ .Went, Virginln-Wnshington nml couching stair, it is staled, and in
wolves seized the huntcre arms and
iv i* ] < ) ] I i \ , e F c c u u
!(?. Jefferson contest at Morgantown, perfecting tins system the coaches Z v g C ttlC l l u l A U l . L i o R d j
legs in their jsus, but could not do
| W». V’a., ami in the Penn Stute- have a style of play that is said r n n 4 n n 4
him injury lieentisc of the protruding
\lP iiL lL lo
PjtUlatrgh battle at Pittsburgh.
not to be equalled by any school in v U l l l L h l
1W c l l l u I J I C
AltlU\fa
spikes of thu armored suit, which is
K
Tho Middle West has two im- tiie South and by only a few in the
i ,
n
u
liia.lo of spceiully tanned tliick cow
t->cx\(hj
—t c u . Y o^ * .
|f= M G f O G S l v ' T Q v j t & T
Pb rtan t intersectioaal games, with
hide that will turn water and will not
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The fundam ental thing th a t is
harden from rain or snow. There also
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Milwaukee, while the Oregon A g - . taught all the stud. at -, h o w e v e r ,. „
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is a helmet and heavy wire mask that
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glen invade Lincoln to )d»v Nebl n i l , spinism anship. Athletic* .,
( ° l LEGE, W inter
Ch u . v ' t i,
can be raised to protect t he face.
ynska. Florida and D rake clash a t | „ r(. emphawlzed a s ...... i m p o r t a n t ,1 1 “ ,l: •'1:1 ■ N,,v- 3b.— According to
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Gainesvillu, Florida, in nil inter- ’ hut only a secondary m the de- ,,hn,’’,ni',',,,‘‘nt imole here WednesSJOcxcn?.
sectionnl fray involving tiie sniill velopmcnt of tiie liglit kind of lav K\ Dr. .1. F. Tnlnlor, librarian
of Itollins Gollege, Florida higli
«n3 ‘Mid-West.
are less liable to cold dam age; (3)
men.
school boys nod girls who a re prt‘
Fcnnsylvanin. with a record nf
surli trees a r e easier to spray than
paring essay* for the Ba. heller
8 victories and a time game witli
I those with high tops; ( I t h a r v e s t
Valuable Avocado
T r e e A t Blanton
Will B d r r o te c te d
w gr
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rountry.
jAt
I’t u n E late, will lie n favorite loj Coin G i omuls, r
Kollnis College
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. Heir.
3y “
cf
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Jdenec and Sy-a. iise, itr.ading the Blatc
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Requests should !
t'c ih.ide t i Dr. Ta i nt . i r w h o ■-lute*
that la* w't| he glad to mnke Si.
t i n g s u g g e l i o n s o f a helpful ha
l i n e to t .te c . i n t o s l a n t s .
Kr*. : in tile .'oiitest mus t he in
t ho hand) o f t h e c o m m i t t e e tint
l at er than .Inn. IP. 1f»2r*. T h e sub
e t.s t.,(- t h i s y e a r ’s c o n t e s t a t e
MbKhaj
mast Dfn
’
M Pipe, '
drawing, a pit is dug, fn-thd ground or
pou! try-house .floor, to a depth suflirient to accommodate the lamp ft la
intended to use,
u«t, and lincil with cotttcrcto extendin*
extending upward
rrete, the concrcto
M »ut 10 ip/*bovo'tbe
to a height off About
ln/*bovo;tbe
Ciu^i Otic
otfe Wall. h pipe *Ift.
feround. TIptiugli
”
ted wjthJmi clhowi i n d a tonf ,nipple
ia plac</. while the oppoaitn wall A f
rica a ttiiort pipe that, merely extends
outside, although.'it may be. fitted
with an elbow with tho outlat turned
down. The outside elbows prevent,
dirt from being scratched Into tho pit.
Over the opening la placed a lightfitting wooden cover, io which a hole
is cut to fit 4hn drinking pan' snugly.
Tiie heating clement ia an old incuImtor lamp. A very email flame will
keep the water warm even, in zero
weather. Fresh air follows the long
pipe to the Iwttom of the pit and tbe
hot air and gases pass out of tho short
pipe. There is room enough on the
watch■
JrP.
'agthis hi
floorfiottge!
The end «(u
**' V]
Jl
!t « *crewcd
matter to
*
flange.
Another
enced jf that L,
it is tied to thet
breaks near Hi,
arid rope thta «
necrssiry to ■
tb«> roiKt
To prevent lii J
of pii>e or other j
be tied to tie,,
shown, so that f
through th« _
cred and theq'ti
Remedy
1
Dersistent
that are in.
corn* by npp
platform for a number of fowls, hut,
because of the height of the pan above
the floor, no litter can Ire toae^d into
the water.
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milphur mitt
This perraittd
The in m tire t
on henyy-dut
und similar ri
*
C A worthleaa clock can bo used in
the sick room to indicate the next time {{Nearly i
mcdiciuo is to be given by setting the able water |
hand at the proper position.
is located ia I
Lord nnswen
saying, “The i
know whether tktl
in the grove or k |
high-headed tmi
persons tr.iy bmi|
i1ure
u i. r l-i
i r eut the tru n k s ■' their young When so c u t hack, y o ung shoots them. Whenoti
I trees hack." IT o fo sa .r Lord says. grow i ut nil along to shade the young ttee thrill
I “The longti the tru n k , the more liu n k from the d ire c t r a y s of the a tr e e with ifatl
| of it there is to dry out nnd be- M in , and to keep th e h a rk alive anil
SHIR I 1X131
j come sun scaled. And with a loryj. active. At tiie end of th e g ro w in g
(tru n k , gro w th develops nt th e top, season, remove all h u t six or eight
HAM1IURC,
I leaving several inches hare, and of the shoots or sjirouts, leaving
.su b je c tin g the tree t" sun-scald.' j these properly spaced to form the H am burg Ar
Ocean l.tn* kiwi
(Then, t i. :. dried out trunk m eans main scaffold limbs of th e tree,
th a t little *np and plant food can
A question often is asked, “ W hy a joint freight I
(he lifted from the roots to th e | do n urserym en send o u t young accepts. chectan
leaves th ro u g h those long.
dry ir c e r with long tr u n k s , if they , f r e ig h t for bothf
hat din e d tibro vascular bundles, should he cut h a c k ? ” P r o fe sso r | w as taken tB'tifl
espci led to d e \ ContcM to he lie|.| iri W inter I’ark '
victory at F ra n k lin Field hut the lie sn ip iis in g to loanv critics if a s if nvailalde.
r It M often.
The result is th at the top weakens
and droops over.”
In planting young trees, sot them
ing is easier; (6) e a rlie r bearing is with the bud union two or three
inches above the surface of tha
secured.
“ One of the commonest m istakes earth nml cut the trunk hack to
made by c itrus grow ers is th e fnil- twelve to sixteen inches in height.
[• eliruary, may secure such ,
defeat Cornell and end the l>ig feat Folunibia but again the rivals
Red te a m ’s llirc-o year march of a re well matched and it would not mat. al from tiie Itollins library j
Quakers anticipate n rugged hut- [ opposite result* occur,
tlo. The outcome will determ ine ' N o,. ! gauu* will he played in
whether I’enna is to share leading Detmit wiiere the I h m e r r ilv of
Eastern, btinors
with D artm outh Detroit eleven will clash with the
nnd Yale, and other m a jo r u n d e -. University of McGill. Toronto. One
fontod elevens.
' half tiie gam e will Is- decided und
West Virginia and Bonn Flute c. AmVrican rules and tl e t h e i
jAbbnhly will he favorite in their-j half under <'(inodinu.
contests with W. At .1 and J'ilt*-| tiiio r headlines torniirrow arc
burgh, bill expect closely fought f Auburn ni t •enrgiu Te h, Tulane
contest h in both cases. Brown nt I aiiim .i . iii St,.to and Washing
figures to conquer Colg|.to al I’roy-jlnn and l.«e at Notlii Caioiina
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H u n t e r P ro tecte d by, A rntnred N o ^ m z i n ^ ^ i ) ^ f o r
S u it B a t t le j w i t h W olves
A non-freesing water dish fo r; tho
Details of m e of the strangest csly in lave
poultry is » necessity
late uui.nmi
loll; and
perimentn in. the history °f *n',r™ winter, sod It is ft very simple tnathunting attj related by Stanley Clarkke one. As shown in the
lit.
l‘ir*t, H onda, as first seen liv the
h |,t,jniii.l>; second, 1lie ()|<| Span,
1 I rail, IdjfO-ItHitt; tiiird, I'l uid,.
'u let I ngli It Role, IT'i.'t I7H3;
! f' 'title 1 loii.la in the fitf
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TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW CARS NOW ON THE WAY TO US WE MUST SELL EVERY USED
CAR ON OUR FLOOR.
Every one of these have been tlmniughly overhauled and is ready to lie driven away. At the prices placed on them, they will sell quickly as evem
one of them is worth lar more than we are asking. J\ his ts your opportunity!! lake advantage of it!! Read the list and then conte in and see the|
cars themselves.
Hr
One Model *.)]
One Model ‘.II
ONE
Overland Touring
Overland Touring
Lord Touring
\\ i Jii hJaif i bit
$150.00
$175.00
$400.00
on
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Jewel! Sedan
BKITN IS 11 l.ll
l \ ri ;
Mtmi-.l.
Jewett Touring
Ul.l IMSIll'.D
I A I K MtiDKI.
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One ft-tO
ONK
Hudson Touring
L ex in g to n Six Touring|
$100.00
$350.00
!
ONE
ONE
ONE
Jewell Roadster
( V Ktt IGR) LATE VhtliEI.
Mitt hell Six Touring
lib erty Six Totiring |
$850.00
$750.00
$550.00
$300.00
ONE
ONE
ONE
ONE
Ruick Four Touring
Ruick Six Roadster
ONE
Ruick Six Touring
Hudson Six Touring.
Ford Touring
$175.00
$200.00
$.'550.00
$300.00
$170.00
$50.00 - ,
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; Chandler Six Sedan
$600.00
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t>. I f .
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O n e Model -1
Overldnd Touring
ONE
Overla nd Touring
Hupmobile Touring
.r&
$300.00
:
o n e
,;'
Overland,Sedan v'
$400.00
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LEARN ABOUT fork County and
country, near paved highway,
ald. South Georgia's gre atest
Ijikoland, thr-iugh the Star-Tele*
I BAGGETT’S, FILLIN G STATION.
beautiful
location, electric lights,
newspaper.
Morning,
afternoon,
prnm.
Best
advertising
medium
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Arisnue and Second S treet.
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)It RENT—5 room housp with
10c ner line. Waycross JournalT E LKOWS1 s k K V i c B STXTOTJ. S la r-Tclcr Ia m . Lakeland, Fla.
ground including fruit trees near
Herald, Waycross. Georgia.
Gulf Gas, OH, Tires, Accesso OHIO—Xenia. Make your rales
G ertrudes bridge, 20 dollars a
ries, Service____
with
Elm ' through the Xenia Gazette, TAM PA MORNING T R IB U N E — month. Write to Mrs. Lena Kruusc
, . iav smile.
, -----------Sond in your subscription to the box 262, Sanford.
W ^ r . ^ S ^ - 1~
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— Xt-nln. Ohio. Rich agricultural
W IGHTS—Three stations. Mag- district. Wnnt ad and display Tribune or hand it to your local
nolla and Second. F ir s t and E lm ,' rates on request.
dealer so you can read F lorida’s
Wanted
g re a te s t newspaper.
One year
Sanford Avenuo and 10th Street.!18.00,
0
months
$4.0C,
three
months
E xpert service.
c o n iM ena io».) i.K iin n n —c i u m .
111cl (id* tmv. tha Inritoal circu $2.00, If you desire $1,000 insur STENOGRAPHER W ANTED —
BEAUTY PARLOR'S
lation In Smilhwnl«rn doorzlt. ance policy add 76 cents to your
Fred R. Wilson! F irst Nntional
m A d a m k Ha r r i e t .
Mnrmeiio Hate Sc fS-word) tin*.
order,
Bank
Uhlg.
w ork of all kind.*. Rain w ater a
specialty.
Old F irs t Nntional TO REACH th e prosperous fa rm “ DO YOU W ANT to buy or sell
ers and fern growers of Volusia
Bnnk Building, nlione 245.
a n y th in g ? " If so advertise tn SINGLE YOUNG MAN desires
board in private home. R efer
county advertise in the PelJtnd the “ Gainesville Sun."
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Daily News, ra te lc per word, cash
ence s given. Please write Box 897
LA N EY ’S DRUG STORE — Pro- with order.
I WRIT Vlnr.lNlA—Clarksburg, The fo r appointment.
scriptiuns, Drugs, Sodas.
Wo
Clark shura
Exponent. rnorrUOS
are ns near you ns your phone. TH E MORNING JO U R N A L is the Including Huminy. inutiiinK Issue.
?lo.nh0,000 (’onipnny wants nu*n
I cent |<cr word, minimum lie.
Gall 103,
accepted wnnt nd medium in
to h«*U Watkins Homo >Tcco9»itiP8
N O T I C ' K t i l * Ni l I ' l l ■r i ' * N f l A t . K
Daytonn (Fla.) One cent a word
FLORIST
in Sanford. More than 160 used
Kiillfiff I n !1 1*r«?liy #cI vcn U n i t u n i l r r
an
insertion.
Minimum
26c.
Income $36 to $40 weekly.
STEW ART THE FLO R IST”
n n t l l»y v i r t u** «>f m i • • x i p u t l u i i I hmU ihI dailv
Experience
unnecessary. Write
i *UI fif t i l ' 1 P I m i It I'm i! f t irf I 111' Si* V Flowers for all orensions.
PALM REACH COUNTY- The | • - n t h . Ti i d l c l a l P l r r u l t o f lh«* S t n t v o f I>ep< It 3, the J. R. Wntkins Co..
814 Myrtle. Phone 2C0-W
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LAWYER
o f 62-'.,o Went Iowa St., Memphis,
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Office in Rost. .Sample copy sent on rt*- | u - l i Htiiil * * . \ e c u t I n n In itiu’ l u mt ' t l o n
__Sommole Hank Building,Annex. f}!iest
‘ jutlftt m«*ut r o t i ' k ' i c d In h ilil P o u r t "H
Huilding Material
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MEN’S CLOTHING
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S. W. BRADFORD. Ed. V. Price FI.O R IU A --O IU .A N nO — Orlando Ji nU: m v n t biM*k I, pn*;** 3 7 5 . f.f S e n t * MIRACLE Concrete Co., g e n e ra l
Iti 1*1v I **m111 v r.H*i»nl *» I h:<\ t* IovIimI
central work, aldewalka, build
Tailored S u its-$32.60 nnd up. „ " 'I ™ ’’* Fentln-lj largest .-'ussi- upon lii** fullnu Inn ili,4Hi iS' tl prop*
Milnne Theatre Bldg.
!■'»' ness rate 1c a word, min- . rt. nf
ll.-ll i \i l i - t ’n 13*0 fi-rt ing lil.irks, irrigation buses. J. B— - imum 2‘lc rnsh with order.
N«*rtli n ml 330 f*.i \V»-Mt nf ill** Ter« illrger. Prop.
NOTARY PUBLIC
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\V, CTrETL Her eld Olfue. D I C V E I . I V P I ' t t * A T T r N T l C i N
Lumber anil Building Material
s i i c e l i i I s tii'B I n i ’l n v *lii- c r e s t e s t d e ) am , in Si min.'lM F.nintv, Flc»rlil«,
i r>rler Lumber Company
Phone Ml.
\Vt«t 310 f i ' H .
velopm ent
In i i I . t I i I h ' . M - t o r y : <t run N*»ri h CKnn
K. Mauicl Su
Phone 666
JULIA ZACHARY, Herald OTice. half mllllm rtntim h «ii*ay in tti* Siitllll firiO f. . I F-«|J*l 130 f»M»t to
Phone M 8 .
gulf beach )u»t
Onlsheit; e IWP p.tIn! **' 1**'u ifiti'nu i«No 11 '.ttinlnu
House of
I mPMioi ilu'.lsr britla" scr.iss K-i aiji- it n (mint 1 1 fv« t K;»ft ' f Soiith- H i l l . LUMBER CO
i •*i in r 1• t I Sort I n
T»»wn- j Scr' ire. Quality and Price.
I*In hnv si n toil
»n(|lh»ri
PRINTING
|*i s ntli **f li**rivo U Kast.
«1»■! i 1 1* r*p r r jit ti m i it f? 11 tel v r c t »nt f r u o
M ATTIIKW PRESS-PR INTI N(> f *i.n ;
it mlNioMM licijt* Nprni on i n i i \ \ e s t 2 n ’t l*Vi t ii.* th * I s o r t l i t o
QUALITY — SERVICE — PRICE. !i Ik I’ w mi) ►’r o u t r u t r h n tic** f o r l i v e ?i | »s.11»t nil i In* uo htii ! i I U»o* o f D o t
I t h o r n . * It* K ; i * * . i l > i | U i . * U o n l i l or i K
i ! «*v- l op «*ph I n
In o n
k rnt:n<!
Commercial St.. It. R. Ave.
f l <iM.ii
W i It m n»*vel upr i i ^ n* t V jjii r l
inrii tiif> r 11 to* *f 1 « « i ‘* « point
Phone ‘117 1. 8.
itninndiiiiiii N-.fih ♦ ! tk* point t'(
riiHf t T!i#* T'cnsurn!** N»w*
I
f il l in g
s t a t io n s
K
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{ ’ R eal E state
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We have notno beautiful lake
fro n t lot* on Lake Wlldmcre oneh a lf milo from the Dixie Highway
in a nest of beautiful clear lakes,
fo r sale.
We will build yopr home, land
scape your grove, nnd relievo you
of trouble nnd worries incident to
building up a place.
In the meantime, you can go
fishing. You can fish in nny one
of the dozen lakes, and if you don’t
knbw how to fish, we have several
expert* who will be glad to show
you, Mr. ScholfieJd who has been
singing at the Unbtlst Church will
vouch for the above.
LAKE J E S S U P LAND CO., Inc.
Longwood, Fla.
Automobiles
For R ent
FOR R EN T—G arage building, cor
n er Second S treet and Sanford
Avenue. Inquire B aggett's filling
itu tio n . .
’
M iscellaneous
For Sale
ALL WOOL SUITS
Tailored to measure, guaranteed
to fit.
$25.00,
S anitary hand
cleaning and pressing. Scotch!
Woolen Mills. 305 E a s t Second
<Street.
I FOR S A L E —Turkeys for T h an k s
giving anil Christmas. G. W.
Spencer, phone 400.
Year |
Sink i*
1522 I Hup
t a n t Oh *>V.
Type
LPrlee
| sm.no
Touring I ms.no
T ouring
IHt'IWM
1
1914 I Essex It
Coach .| 1555,00
|iZI i Ford
Ittinnhoutl I1SS.00
1923 I Ford
Panel
1335.00
|
Tr uck
1924 f Ford
Cab Bdy
1395.00
|
T. T.
• 399.00
1024 | Ford
Touring
1521 !
1933 I
Touring
Runabout
Truck
Touring
tB2( I Ford
151* | Hodge
Touring
Speclnt
; ? m i Hup
ltondstrr
I
1521
I’ eejJ
Riinnlioull
is :i
Oveitind Red Bird I
1525
Ford
Ton Truck!
1524
l
Undue
For.l
Ford
im .o o
1215.00
• 395.00
• 495.00
•Xr®
m
4 1
1
‘.C -'■L
! 695,00
• 2*5.00
•055,00
Cab body I SD50.00
4-iJ-or <
Hedsn IJOSS.00
“T n n w s to nosik PKOPi.nH> I'lJII CUNT OFF FOR A 1.1. CAM*.
1. IT, I’ll 11,1.IF* SON *
Iloilgr Healer*
$25 down nnd $15 per month
jjft;
FOR S A L E —F our Uve-room bun will give you possession of n choice
K :.
F h n n e V " . li.
Oak A 3s 4 If.
galows
lined
throughout,
just
Itlf In <»■ « of
lot, well located on Palmetto Ave
o ff paved highway.
Price $800 nue. If you have $25 to spare anil
uTur.ns.
each for quick Mile.
Must be are interested in this im position FOR SALE OR TRADE F O R
Real E s ta te — PJ24 Essex Coach
nsnialtve thorseen
to
lie
appreciated,
can
give inquire at The Herald office for
rith me*. rul*>a
in good condition. Equipped with
terms.
A.
Howk,
Ginderville.
, will g l v rou
more information.
Goodypar Balloon tires. Addrcts
itlcn And If
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Box 637.
Ul a'alei >"u In
FOR
S
A
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—Grocery
stock
and
J
Lfli ad to mllKa
•fe
FOR S A L E — 1 1-2 mile* of E n
terprise, 14 miles of Dul.nmi, Hi fixtures, will rent or sell building.
Rooms
For
Rent
r xotuto.
miles of Sanford; 20 acres of fine Other business necessitates the
Apply Box 507.
nld | l ' e th tlr
trucking land, us in the state. 15 -ale of same.
FOR RENT— Furnished front bed
•*
fir* iildrett aa
Sanford, Fla.
for
trucking
and
6
fine
orange
room. 210 P ark Ave. Phone 634.
,«di iivintml If
land, with 4 plowed, with house and
lla At>"in onf
Sanford Building and Loan As- (
tkuaa.nd t u t t
j harm lots of fine timber : mi wood, ••o,inlion P re fo rm ! Stock can be , FOR RENT— Furnished rooms fo f
V;1
t* ottirrr can't
all fenced with new wire. 1.000 cached on 60 bny.i t ottee, interest]
light housekeeping, 300 French
> 3 i.u unlaat
y
m
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orange
trees,
p
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rt
set
out
i
Ave.
“ ddriV
and lest ready to bud, some bud payable April I t aral October 1st
j,r , Ift'HT fc*
y
ai
can't
l*ent
it
FOR
RENT— Furnished bedroom
ded tangerine*. Fronts H00 frs*t
o (I Tk» Ann
in choice location, housekeeping
on lake front Boulevard, with
ie* or br IrtRuv eight per cent Preferred
* aVoall*Florida East Coast It, R. through St.i. I in the S i n f n r d Building and I privileges, 601 Magnolia Avenuo,
ralMi
the tract
1-1 mile to Garfield 1 o tit Association, established PJ 0 8 . j Phone H8.
Ita
Station
and
Mossilub* P. 0., and
rest. IjlnelMI
FOR RENT-—Two large fro**t
'7 J
-tote*.
Ko: quick sale will in
T in acres of ihojie celery land
, elude nil farming implement*, run* I *»:»i >1 in Cameron City section 1 rooms $20 u month, tiartly fu r
flock of chickens and duck*, 30 faring belt railroad, opposite sid- j nished. 700 West Third St.
head pigeons 2 incubators nnd 100 m
Hus Is-eli cleared, fenced on FOR KENT—Single mid housoIm'Xch of m anges now on tree. three sides and has ol.e flowin''
ki-eping downstair rooms. 410
Place is in '200 yards of Lake well. Sn!<‘ (trice $1,600 cn-h. Ad- Oak Ave,
. ■- j
i i i Hi i ni l nu 111* ii *** S o u t h t o p o i n t o f
IKECroitY
5el
M.uiroe. All growing crop*, All dt, s f . .Nfaitin, Ii0*> S, linn Ave.,
i H A Y N E S ft R A T L I F F . P rinters
J8
L e g i nt r»n ii ml Hi l t f* I I to- H n m i \ n r
ir> ludid for 91 :,00, on terms, Tt,*inm. Fin.
O IR O N ii i F. - - Au *.<. fit lie’ll I !' *■('•*(
“:•*y t-.
nnd office outfitters. Phone 310. AUGUSTA
Furniture and Rugs
1% fl
f 11•t I•'TI, f **T
l .tt.ier Bn . Ettli rprise h la.
-r« i Ii
gusta, Ga.— Auguste's greatest
Itr within enay
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116 Park Avenuo.
•i* <!(»or Fillflw, l.rl|»|i*‘, llt'MiH' , I i f-Hil irlf *’*9,
FUR SALE—Celery plant s. See
, (Classified medium, rate ca-h 07c Si*»r <11*«1-• <''iiju? v
(lc ef Sanford
• Ml* «!|t«il li»n. |l li»*iilfciir*Nfc.
*«I*I Ft*4’ Mil . r• i1<»
NEW
ERA
PRINTF.RY.
No k /I'nmvi'iiii, Itearall Ave.
Join
Jo.' charge. 10c per lint, minimum ,lit*i-iS»iintifI'd
nfttn needed,
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SALE Modern bungalow
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[when any spe- i printing nt reasonable price. O p 30c.
nit’
fi*t
tlrr
fl
i'ni»h .itul pitri !t:i*
FOR
SALE
t .‘uiiti-rs, show ensYowell-Drew
(’o.
located
in
one
of
best
tv
ideutial
posite Post OlTicty. Phone 410.
M \N*H
|fft|ulrcd. It is
r ‘ . tables. Hod -in (vine fur store
seethin'1
of
Sanford.
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A LfTTI.F. WANT AU In Th*
REAI. INSTATE
Appl y lit The Outlet,
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Balance terms. See R. V, lieuiie. U-I
i rv Department. Guaranteed lewel
7. I ' >~i~i nT-iT v ~
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Herald will bring you big reBETTER HOMES
Seminole
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lia-ik
>. A. (A L D E R & J. ( . / I I ILIF.H
Allv„ ItiM. f t osr old articles
If not satisfied *nine lank.
$D*0> Cash will !ui\ one of the i rv
, Real Estate Hmkern— All kmd* «>f yoll
gt „ „ (J nwnv .n d bnve finest lots to he found in this city. 1 and we gi\e roll u new one I' Rh.i
CLUB
.property listed and for snle Of- N<) |)rip fnr A R,-jP
c u t nd This same lot can be resold at i Solid gold and silver. All latest
Eusti- I- lilt* little • My i f Uikes
>91
You
can
buy
Furniture and Ruga
fire* U)H Sffond
Ni'fir a r '{ . m a y bring you several d-d!Hr*. pi event day rmiil.et pi ice for at droii. i. ■- 3 0 a Last 2 nd St n e t
Second St., Neat
w lu re tb - 1 n ii, Eloiida 1-iml t ">•
ef
Quality
nt
moderate
pricea.
*«BI
A veil 3 0 i ’hone 282.
Fh'‘*io 1 IK find n r«H r^f'cntiF.ivi* len-t $150(1. Art opportunity for
i Realtur - » hit vt* f« 1 Nil!1* sultie >■!
Our Better Home* Club enables
-dlvistoti will call to see
-fl
!. E. SPER LIN G , survdusomeone. Phone 143,
the tie-M Ih lilt if l! Mm .Ii II. •• lut you to pny for it a little ut a time.
::£ l
specialirt
Subdivision to Ur
\\ i it. N t w t m k I ’!»y si. inn Perfect*
! nit fiiniI
ip Flur 8- i
lae.do, Florida, ami F l o r a A D V E R T I S I N G gets results if R
t In-tit
At;ED R ESID E N T DIES
Apartments
H aimless 'Irlliml of Itetoacltcs potential buyer*
I’ a* Hetghis, Florida on Dixie IlighS O I ” ! II .1 A C K S o N N I I . E L . Nov.
during
eight.
Directory I
If 1.-11 In vt in y Mil c*t:i) 1 i*1
Fl, ruin ho t Us second oldest
wav.
. , latka Dnily N*s»< ti cir, nlateil In
For Rent
fin lit- f." f>;ilr or vs in! t • hill
'*
SIGN PAINTING
*"" indusfiial and ngrietilturn! see- i dentist, in point of practice, In the
Liu* Ion* of us much a* u pound
iinr ,,e I, ive nny houses for rent of excess fat « day with no h a r m F LHt N 1 S II E D APARTM ENTS
death here Sunday afternoon of
! SANFORD SIGN SHOP -R ight ' tlnnIII fill -<i’ r WO m e till n a l estate
Dr
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i
Fiu'eii,
Buck,
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.
who
For Rent Over The Herald of
ful ir-ii lt- i- the reeurd made hy
prices for signs of nil kinds.
In i
ymi wjilit t i
and talk iii. i ' ii |iiit tents tif Dr. It. Ne w- fice. Priced reasonable to respon
i-nu e to Florida in 1 v ■'« and lo g., i
It
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P
ER
.
ST.
AUGUSTINE
FLA
St.
Jj.N writes di
it in 1*1 f ir quick ret ill ll
Si i- ir.iii, a 4 t, i-n-i I prio tiring physic- sible party. I two-room a p a rtm e n t'
Johns County i* *, m-h-d through , the pftetice of hi** prof'-talon in
■
|fcewi< apei adier- I Sanford Avenue nt 1st Street.
ii
D
I ild'T "t J , t
/all
‘ J : o ksonville.
Me vva - a nn'.ive of
'hone
173-J
the
St.
Augustim*
Lver>ing
Record.
mt. of 2 su Fifth
Avenue, Ne v $25 monthly nnd one three room
corn oh to cam
Ilteh lt»e real c - t : t e broket-. 108 Nork. who niuuuinces tljit he lias apartm ent $36 monthly.
‘ ( M e d *. W. \ n . when- h»* was born
^srs e experience L K T I T u N i AN do your^paintitig Quick results. Two cents per word. (i i..l„*r D'. 1 **'*0 . II- is survived
S* " i t I ; : i ei ' ft I'm k A >e . ''»'* perfeclcd a ' lenlmenl which has
No
Job
too
large
or
too
small,
ropy
on
r.-nnest
Box 1 1, Sanford
lord. Flpnitn.
i-mutolc 11 <»(**1 An
by Ii" widow, one daughter, Miss
qil'ckty rid fat peo(de of excess FOR RENT Two room furnished ■M
in ,
apartm ent, guritge 6 blocks from.
TAM PA, FLORIDA I nmp» Dnily El a Buck of this place, and one
weight.
What is more remarkPA PER HANGER - I . L. Talbott.
Times, the gr< nt home daily, s..n, \ t l l t ur R iek. of Miami.
fib'e is (he Doctor’* statement that Herald office. 1008 Union A vt*
hunger. rate 1 ’‘jc per word, mininium
nainti r and paper
VOT 111 HS
h • h:is su i e-sftilly treated thrill*-J FOR KENT 5 room house with
Phone 8511 Orlando road.
B O N D El.El I ION
charge 2Bc cash wilt rder Write
! acre ground including fruit
S in g e r S e w i n g M a c h in e s
\\ iicb L-t . > t.ij.ioin . , f wonus I'lid.s of I'utients for fat reduc
MANAT! E. Nov. 27 City e,*;iu
fii' complete rnte enr*!
‘>1
tion without change of diet or tree* near St. Gertrude"* bridge,"
t
,
l„
-oil
’
in
voui
tle.niiei.
1‘i.e* • pa * a - it i'
U N \ M > M E T A L WORK
c l ,.f Hu* place has decided to hold
20 dollars a month.
Write to
tinnere**arv
exr-rci.su.
Il
is
also
TO REACH BUYERS or s-ller* of hi i h '.ion on I lor 22 foi lioitdinc
ll
i
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tin
p
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,
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a d that f i t people who suffer Mrs. Lena Krause. Box 253, SnnJA M ES II LOW AN All kinds* Florida real c-date advertise in th, i n
11, , ■
|f y,>u have i i-ofl t-» thick
U I' \ I KING
n Iho tint of $ I 4 2 JM*C. Hi*-*
____ _____
tl'im chroiit,
rheumatism, gout, ford
S K M I N O I . K n UN. <*n.
of 1 t!l nnd S hell Metal ILirl , 4t,,
I'lUei sbtirg Times. One cent
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lilt
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11r in ,-.-i! fl- m ri hoh would ho il
1
m
[hi'
iiiiomolele
a ahntii and high Idoo,! pte-sure
I'li.itir
\\ :u * i na*f i*!
W ater uiu! R*>ai Tanks. At Oak I oe-nt a word dailv. two cents n word ,i,
I
in
1
lie
little
on*
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v
t
r
U<i
followFor i iit'.-trui'li'in, mi
i j Hs
f rc - ' <• 1, I'lding.
.-I-I-in great relief from tile trA venue and T liii d "t reel.
Sunday*.
•I
\\ Lite's
( rtiiiii
t'etnufug,*
|U".u,t,r an. I I-Vtitidun: Oir- wnl -i
ft, Un \ , ertuP.
* j t*
| )| .
duclinn of Iln-ir stiperfluoti* fie-'*.
t\ nt t Ir CJ’ tll* u , * .
W'll t • t til w o i t s j-\ -;,-ei. $!*(MMM1; for !»*!•’
MAINE
W
a'erUtle,
Morinng
Sen
If‘ ill; /me that tins sounds almost
I 18 AN1/.ING
iJ3
Inn,1 tiled and .......... fnl remedy i* luo goud to lie true, the Doctor
tinel. Thousand* of Maine per*- t ion- t<< t-aiulary see-erage systoiu
, \VH Eli LESS ft WELSH - V u l .a
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driver
mil
the
w,
n
o
and
pb* are interested *'* ITorida propbus o f t en .1 to send without c h a r g e 1
iiizmg shop, ga*. oils
Fisk erty. Reach them through the an I alt,-ring drains now existing
1- ; : rs I be ro-v lilt*- of ItenRb to i ' unvote wt o will write him, u
Tire* and Tube*. “ Setvice that Sentinel
•
and
for
construction
of
lialiy cheek-.
P* ire .l6 r. Sold by free trial 11 nil nielli to (iruve llis
Rate card on appHraMake* Friends." Oak Ave., am! 1inn.
s 1-,i t.t .*t tii r*| $16,1100.
. tr ,i Phnrmney.
■ liiints, to well ns his “ Pay-whenThird Str*o*t.
i educed" plan.
If you wont to
|~
____ STOVES ___________
Od yourself
of superfluous fat,
SANFORD STOVE WORKS Oil
writ** him today, addressing llr.
:*-ym
Three lots ( I til f>.) mi Oak Ave
stoves, g a s stoves, Wood s t o v e s ,
R Ni-woim- 2ht> Fifth Avenue,
7‘j
Eastern
i-xpo-aii.
.
.
.,
el
par
ing
| livens and viclrula*. Aout credit
Pianos and Finno New A,*t K ( ily, Dept. R !).
anti sidewalk 1011*1. $1,0tllMltl
is good, l'hene 41*1.-8. 321 hirst
$3011.00 cat h, balance payable
Rolls
! _S t r e e L . __
within, five years,
K t v t ; loll tool-, s i,a ton! rut A**- I L I V E ..... ... l.tinunluw. H“ U>
A. ,
1, i t, . i , , Mtl,,„ j
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" " " t - r *1 Ur -rerv « m> I I * .
Phonographs nnd
w
l o r Rent, six room modern
_ Mrr*. Carrie M. Huntley and Mr-.
| J Oil i afili f i < l**i in mu t it
!»(!( • Ik 19 [;.•!
nllri»l*ll%'«* Hill
house
on
Oak
Ave.
$
5
0
01
)
per
' E.nina R. Huntley of New Hamii
m
r -i tut((iif ** [,,• 5 oiuwiit
arid **itji.
Records
month.
shire huve arrived in the city to
W)tjUW |utid
\Vi y i(i»> H-rriiA.
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spend the w i n t e r .________
Six room house on Oak Ave.
Sheet
Music
1 I I V(' r *i*•<ii im, laatl Ii
IfllthlJind Si
(iitji.ii t -!.■ »!*•
imhIi f 3 .*. "
Nir*-et paying «nd sidewalk
'
iidi i J *« i k A \ t
ki 4 1u k*». I 5.7 f>0 | i ii in • §■ $I■
ONE IN TEN
Radio Sets and Sup
j aid.
All model n
$5500.00
!
1.1.i per tiii'iil !l
_
~
X rimm Ihiih *
1*••• 1r • *vta,n. uiot
Neglecting a little wound, cut m I i VII i «»M(n l.iit(i;Hlow. < lorn* !n
easy
terms.
l.lj,* lot ^ i| l Ry. *
ff till II'HMIX
I .(lit !•• -r 1••'»!•!*Til III! •••*<• I l*»!»
plies
abrasion of the flesh may in nine
<t.MJ <t|, , i.yWIi 'I’ll 1» lri 31 l.,ll*H|»*
(tts
rtlM t» ti l IlttllKII.ll K*• I
00 feet mi Sanford Avenue I**'
i / m i *lffitf** pi 4ini]»i urrvteci and
leases out of ten cause no great
I I Z+»0
| .Hi ■ ,i it{I„ |«j* I
lull >, • If<M t *l 1*' illicit II 11*1 » Il ul * 1
t weel* Fir-t ami 'll mini Streets
Klectrie L:impK and
I' it' l'i h»uul work
’l i t ,
| L 7j»*
I I . IH"! v HUll.
lit* l
tuffering t*r inconvenience, but it
i
$10,000.0(1, f t , 000.00 cash, l*ult. ru i *•i i* i»*mm «»nk a v•*ii ii •* **i" r »•»►
*>
.* tin* one case in ten that cause*
( A l l . UM4
Appliances
unec term*.
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blood poisoning, lock-jaw or n
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| i tm jiii
4w
I MIt Hi**! Irlli S t i c t I 1 -■* 1
Pl ano* Tutted u n i l.’ qmi t c d
'urni ]1ii iiI«mi ■ I nu raw •
chronic festering sore. The cheap
liMMitli
i
dun ii, 1 2 ** l»vf
Sanford Steam Preasery
Phonographs Iteoaoed
lltaj Null**,
t’llll*
est. safest and best cour-u is to
II. Ii. Lewis Co.
K ln t M rrri
iMin1*11 i*i 11m l nchhiK
“OPEN AT N lh ilT '
Ift*cl
disinfect the wound with liquid
( Realtor*)
i m i. r . i.. (jm .K U
Borozone and upply the Borozone
\ uvt rll I 'u w lUd*r
Powder to complete the healing
(■round Floor, National
(U c a llo rs)
process. Price (liquid! 3tlc, <><!c 105 Magnolia Ate.
Elton J. Moughton
and $1.20. Powder 80c and tide,
Phone 48
j Sold by Union Pharmacy.
if
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m
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MAKES FAT
PEOPLE SUM
"4
JUST A FEW
SPECIALS
A sh Mr, C o n n elly
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
m
Chiropodist
A. P. Connelly & Sons
F. P. RINES
ARCHITECT
Klrsjt National Rank Bldg.
Sanford, --------------- Florida
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Sanford Novelty Works
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V. C. COLLKIt r » ( ,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILD o ft
C e n a t w i *k w» * ■ • H i l l W o rk
511 t u w M r r c l a t S t r e e t
Sem inole Marble Co.
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City Tax Books Open
C4ty T u t Rooia opcu Novamber •
1, 1624 fo r th« payment of C ity
Taxes, 2 per cent Discount allow,csl If paid in November end 1 per
cent allowed if paid in Decentb a r .,
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Nov. 1 to SO.
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NU M BER 203.
sanford
, Fl o r i d a , F r i d a y . N o v e m b e r 28, 19 2 1 .
TN.
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The Burial of Mrs^\Varrcn G, Harding
ext o
Says W ar Minister
Left Bolshevist Party
-
-------
MOSCOW, Nov. 2ft.— The full
text o f the. report of Leo Karpcneff
. . . . War ...
and M. Stalin attacking
Min
ister-Trotzsky have just been pub
lished. These renorta heretofore
a n d B r i t i s h have been confined to the Inner cir
cles o f the Communist party.
Trotzsky’* career, prior to the
j Furnish' 15 1917
revolution and during and aft
Dollars for er the Bolshevik coup d’Estat is
cnrclully surveyed in forty col
i n g B a i l l J n e s umns o f printed matter.
Kameneff explains that the ccncommittec o f the party was
tral committee
Under
iwes Plan
Is Written
Ion Bankers;
compelled to inaugurate a campaign against Trotzsky because his
recent book, “ Lessons of the 1917
revolution,” was being published
under the ostensible protection of
the Communist party, and, coming
from a member o f the party’s po
litical bureau, which directs the
work o f the Communist Interna
tional, the book creates a danger
for the party.
Can’t Go Unchallenged
It cannot, therefore, Kameneff
says, be allowed to pass unchal
lenged. I f no exception is taken
to tho book, he added, it might oe
accepted as a manual fo r young
.
~
•
Communists and members of the
Communist International.
While Kamendff confined his general criticism of Trotzsky to his
own rclf—defense, Stalin; who is n
member of the executive commit Chief Justice Relates How
tee of the Communist party, dwells
Courts Will Be Speeded Up
unsparingly upon the war minis
To Take Cnre Increase
ter’s "heresy,” and his allcgbd
O f Case# on The Dockets
abandonment of orthodox bolshevik
'
’a
principles. Ho accuses Trotzsky
tof attempting to take
Lenine’s Prompt Disposition
mantle for himself. He also urges
All Cases Promised
members o f the .party
. to wage
_ a
Irclcntl^sa war against the military
leader as "otherwise Trotzky’s
•ideas may become tho concentration
point for ul! non-proletarian ele..nont.x who strive to disintegrate
^he proletarian dictatorship.”
Although Trotzsky’s friends bcjisve that the present movement ia
intended to render him politically
ilirtocuous, Stalin says he does not
favor reprisals or harsh treatment
Jl party opponents. He declares
there is no danger in the present
controversy of splitting the party,
and adds “ we have only to strug
gle ugninst Trotzsky and eliminate
his menshevik ideas.1'
,11
Author!ties To Take
Stops to Stamp Out
Nationalistic P l o t
Which Is Apparent
Believe Arrests
Will Stop Plans
W ill Try to E H w ln ite' The
Cnnlinunnce O f Cases To
Succt'cdinjr Terms of Court
•3
Si tuationNow Appears
To Be Calm; Allenby
Plot Not Verified
W A S H IN G T O N , Nov. 28.— im
portant rhnnges In rules for the
tranrnction of business in tho fed
jy A m e r i c a n s
eral courts throughout tho country,
LONDON, Nov. 28.— ThoV.
which ore expected to speed up the
British authorities in Cairo .
Nov. 28.—
conduct o f Dials, nro outlined in
have taken into their own ;
letters, just rent to all federal dl**Midy o f Mrs. Florence King Harding, former " first lady” o f the land, rests today alongside the re[in financing G e r The
hands drastic* measures to
tiict judges hy Chief Justice Taft.
r a
tiKilmnd Wnrren O Hording, 29th president o f the United States. Interment was made
n as reconstithe
suppress
possible nationalistic
The proposed changes wero work
Mnrion,
.................... »l,h
....
the Dawes plan,
ed out at the recent judicial confer
plottings
by the arrest of four
casket was placed in the vault.
,
, Thursday by
ence here of senior circuit judges,
prominent members o f tho
who considered them vitnl as a
Dd British bankparty organization headed by
transaction o f ull federal litigation
v_ a credit o f
form er
Prem ier
Zngloul
and preventing the clogging o f the
[Vt the disposal of
court docket, Chief Justice T a ft, as
Pasha.
state railway
chairman o f the conference, In
transmitting the recommendations
CAIRO, Nov. 28.-rH2 more per
to the judges, expressed the opin
W A S H IN G TO N . N'«v. 28 —
son*
were arrested this morning
|the luan will be In
ion that they would contribute
Charles Curtis, senior senator
by British und police expect to
largely to tho practical dispatch of
. md will be underfrom Kansas was selected F r i
business in the conduct o f your
! detain :t!i in all as a precautionary
cdor. banking group
day as successor to the Inti
court.”
[Henry Schroder nr.d
Henry Cabot Ixidge of MassnChamber
of
Commerce
Favors
I measure
To Force Prompt Disposition
chussets as Republican Senate
Failure of 2’ WarrinK Fac
According to statements in o f
New York Bank- Document Couched In Terms Famous
Scotch Theologian
Installation New Electric
To force prompt disposition of
ficial quarters In Ixmdon Thursday
tions
To
(
’ome
To
Peace
leader.
, , .
| headed by Speyer
Has Completed Book in all cases, the district judges are
Signs;
Plans
Being
Made
Similar to Protest Sent
Senator Watson of Indiana,
night the men arrested were lead
Results In Death Of Launelude.* the EquitaWhich He Refers to Ark as urged to adopt a rule providing
was elected vice chairman and i
For Visit of Engineers er* in an underground conspiracy
From Eff.vptinn Chamber of
that when any case might have
dn man Before Truce Ends
ny, the Chase Separty "whin" post held by Sen
against the British interest, which
Barge and Gnrden As Park been brought to trinl.bul has not
Deputies Several Days A ro
ator Curtis since Republican*
|on. lllair
and
Pa a ford tuny have electric signs probably was parti v responsible
within one year the counsel and
NEW
YO RK. Nov. 2 8 —The
regained control of emigres* in
at the entrances of the city, if the for the murder of Sirdar Stack
N E W YO RK. Nov. 28 — Publica the parties to such proceedings
nk of the Man
G E N E V A , Nov. 2K.— The League
1918.
p l a n s o t the Chamber o f Commerce ami which if left unhampered in
, anti J. Henry of Nationr. today received the pro tion of n translation of the Old shall be given notice o f the first {spectre of Tong warfare again
mature, this being the
decision its activities, might result in fu r
hoverover
Chinatown
t
>dny
ns
test
from
the
Egyptian
senate
con
[•Corporation,
Testament in modern English, in term o f court following action is
leached at the Meekly luncheon at ther unfortunate incidents.
demning Great Britain’s action in
tnken
in
such
cases
within
thnt
the
te-ull
o
f
fuilure
of
Hip
Sing
sccordance with
which the Garden of Eden is called
There was fear that this prompt
..... ii today. I be matter of signs
Egypt.
period o f grace, the court shall and *Oii Leung Tongs to sign the
l to take over the
Panging over the various store* action on the part of the British
a
park,
Noah's
Ark
is
termed
a
upon
opening
the
term
enter
an
The document is couched in terms
Ban ruilroads unin i be city Mils also discussed and might result in another Egyptian
peace pai t scheduled for formal
barge and thp City o f David is order of dismissal:
gement, the Gcr- similar to the protest received from
it Mas decided to take the matter ministerial crisis; but according
The district courts are urged to acceptance on Thanksgiving Day.
Egyptian
.Chamber
o
f
Deputies
named
Davidsliurg,
was
announced
ay Company con
up with the i ity Planning Com to the latest Cairo advices it was
adopt a rule which would prevent
Continuance of the campaign of
i.l
I a rani to be the characterizing the British demands I Thursday.
announced there, after u hastily
mission.
the
continuance
of
cases
to
another
(error was foreseen by Eddie Gong
ij lystein
in
the for satisfaction for assassination ! It is tiie work o f Dr. James Mufcalled
cabinet
counsel,
that
thorc
t
onnminicntioiir
were
read
from
term by agreement o f counsel. Oth seceelary of Hip Sings, following
Rome the secretary of the board o f en would be no ministerial resigna
Iwoti miles o f road, o f Sir Lee Stack, Sirdar, as exces- j1futt, eminent Scotch theologian er engagements of counsel should
the killing o f a member of hi* i Egyptian Minister To
e equipment, con- slvo and iniquitous.
I and Greek and Hebrew scholar, not be accepted as a ground for organization within n few hours
Down Appointment |K„ K ers of the U. s. War Depart- tion*. as the British authorities
TutUN
The prevailing opinion in the iI who two years ago translated the
loeomotives, 70,continuance it is held, and no con of expiration o f truce.
Offered by Ziwnr Pasha merit, staling thut tiie hoard was had accepted Premier Ziwnr’s pro*
tars and 750,000 recretaiiut seemed to be that ' New Testament into modern Eng
making a survey of the St. Johns I iiosai that the man tnken into
tinuances
should
be
allowed
except
I
nag
Chong
Foo
ago
58,
a
^
I lex. than ten years Egypt’s protest would not ho offi- lish. Announcement of the book's for good cause shown by affidavits,
~ ' ’
custody should be handed over to
River _uqi that while the officials
i
a
J
I
'
^
N
pv
,
28.—
Ahmed
’
/
ulfInn Hryntnn was shot to jb*!»th
1
ciiilly discussed in Rome, because publication in this country was
at Sanford, Alley would fLe Egyptians to be dealt with.
such
as
sickness
o
f
a
party
or
of
ku* n m d F 'K tT p M m ' Adulator to
ycstcAloyt
v
Iv tiie nrreat o f theso
not be able to rumnin here long and
Apparently
(con of the system, the members of the council would made by a (lruCof prominent pub unavoidable absence o f an impor
Kniiii', who was offered iho port
That the truce would end in re
re.pu.dcd that all nintters be ready nationalists i* rrgnrdod as merely
ill to every part find it difficult to give official im lishers (The George H. Doran tant witness.
folio
of
foreign
affairs
in
the
new
portance
to
a
communication
from
preCompany— it will be released Dec.
I.u then attention u|Vn their nr- n preventive meusure nnd they
l vii ja.aoo,ooo.ooo.
It is also suggested that the e, wed will fore here bad been killc.ibinet of Ziwai Pasha, ho* de tivnl. The date of their arrival will lie plnred only under obsfiriged by repoits of two tong
Ition consist^ of n parliament. All depends, it was 1.
courts
at
frequent
intervals
fix
i
mid of clined the post. The premier will lin t md |.i. a ret. as yi^ .
vntion and control. No manifestni common stock, is- declared, on whether any member
Dr. Moffntt. who is professor of times for the hearings of motion* ii,g* at llnrtfoid. Conn
tempoinnly letnin
it
binoelf
ICermiiii government of the council inaugurates debate Church History in the United Free and the settlement of issues. Post t.uiK -Pooling* in Chicago.
ic chi;
i luyi t ha*
has been
lioen lions or disorder* have followed \
A
hydroeiaphie
Ahmed
.Moussa
l
’asha,
judge
of
the n irests, und throughout Egy* '
As in mini) pievious killings.
I Status, and (2,020, on the matter.
Church College, Glasgow, explains ponement of matters on such call*
the court of npoeals, hn* been received h\ Fred T. tvilhams from lit calm still tirevnils. There is no
The mystery growing out of the
I'hurxdnx's murder was fill from
.
ortgsge reparation
in his preface that it is his belief hhoulil not be permitted, the confer
the Win I >i |iniDiient. winch shows
Gong Chong i named mmHtei ot JU*tu«
hy the Germnn various versions of the Egyptian thut the Bible cannot be properly d i c e agreed, except for causes that long headquarters.
I lie mean low water m n ik ^ o n ii him of any active opposition to ' ■-M
.
Commenting on the
appoint
tkh have been issued uppeuls sent to the league of na unlerstood by the present genera would justify continuance of n ea«c Food, a Dip
man. and hi- *<>n
i5»
Lake Hut lie} to the ocean.
A c the withdrawal o f the Egyptian *
Henderson as ( cording to tiie information contain nidi* from the Sudan. The with
ypoinled hy the re- tions appeared to have been clear tion unless it appears to them in -el for trial.
wi re working in I heir laundry in mi ni of Neville
minister pleiiipoteiitiant ed hcicin tbe water drops eight drawal i* expected t«> he eomplct- ^
sluimi.
The com- ed up Thursduy night when the the language o f their every-day
Ihc Bronx when two men pushed |tllli-h
:t g
Another Suggestion ..
|luthorited to issue Marseilles telegraph office notified I life just ns it was read hy the gen
..pen the dool and opened tire with in Cairo, the new*pn|ier Abram, a feet betwi en 1lie lake and
tile cil |iv the end of the week.
Another
suggestion,
designed
to
the
Geneva
central
office
thut
some
/ugloulist organ. *u\* *l under o i p a n . " i
Nothing i* known m Isindon o f • . W
I preferred Stock und
eration for whom it was written, pi event delay frequently incident automat it'-.
mat ter of tinIf all inch
stand* Mi
Hendoison come* to p/l mile
stwi mortgage bonds, word apparently had been dropped jit is id* belief, he explained that to the selection of a jury, is the
It i* 17'» mile.* to the all alleged plot against the lifo o f f
The
fallim
dropped
under
a
doz
Cairo with full nut hoi it > to tog.. >4 <1111 I I
Field Mill -hull Viscount Allenby, |
i pledged as security from the despatch when the Cairo the Bible should be translated adoption of a rule by the district , „ bullet*
t*uhi oi d, the report fui
Th. s .ii hid behind .«
telegram was repeated at
Mar
the Mulish
high commissioner.
,
WOO credit.
I afresh for each succeeding gener- judge* whereby the examination of ,,,miter until the assassins backn! Hale a treaty bufoie the re ii »* ciii tile! *iiil< ■
seilles for Geneva. Cairo sent and
Ml William i t |mrll*«l t In hike I hc Egyntisn* have taken no fur- •
Ition- that the ruil- Marseilles received 601 words in 1ution. The book is declared to be prospective jurors would be mink ltd nligb the dool and disappeared |,ling of pnilinnieiit. .
the newspaper, attacking Gicnt un- going InWii at the rati' ot an Itior active *tet> toward bringing .
i of tin- Dawes plans the telegram of protest, but only the first translation o f the Old T e s by them alone. Should counsel on
thanksgiving day strollers be
|raccc"fully, are giv- 545 words actually came to Geneva. tament since thin publication of cither side desire mhlitionul inqm came a pos*e and captured Lee lit linin’* insistance "it the widen lilt Ii a du> and thut b> tbe tally tbe Egyptian uffair to the o ffiry to determine Jurors’ qualifica I la i nml Mo> Y ak . tong*, both ot mg of the Sudan irrigation pro j til 1 1 oi tin vein. It would be took i ini i ogntzunre of the la-ngue o f ',
tu hankers, which It is presumed the missing words the King James lliblo in H ill.
led*, said it would requite main to llutlllill. Mi ( aider, it i* said, N ions.
The book entitled "The Old Tes tion* beyond that conducted by the wlmm said tlox
.v
learnings of the sys- referred to the request for league
formerly
were
Opinion in official quarters heffc .
l to exceed the esti- intervention, which appears in the tament, a New Translation" is the judge, the new rule would require charged with homicide, that the> vein* to cultivate the lielilh fdMI, i- keepitu a chart of the walei
\>coiding t«» Mi W ill remains optimistic thnt n solution •
lesull of eight years of unaided thut he submit the questions to the were restaurant employe* at 14 unit al ien o f land in the Sudan in lev el d.lllj
Dswua commission, text given out m Paris.
Milved. even if the necessary Inb lain* tile w a lii ill l.ukc
llitiiicy of the situation will lie rcuch by .j
labor on the part o f the Scotch judge for presentation at his dis[eitlniatcd Itnat the
in the Paris version the last tlieologian, |vhu declares that it in
Mott Street, headquarter** of the or were nvnilnhle. und it conclude*
was Id t ill llighei than tin- water menu* of direct negotiations bo- 1
1first vt-ar’s opera- sentence of the telegram stated
erel ion.
tig.
Two
automatic
i in Leong t
the provision was merely inserted .11 the ocean
|tween Ziwnr nml Viscount Allenby
M*l $<•:,,000,000 hut that the Egyptian chamber "ad no sense a revision of any previous
tills well .found in .an alley 1... it,.. Itritish demand* with the
parliam en t.'
Mnvor I
r urged that
each before the Egyptian
of flight.
i" Die British
....
Istest official in- dresses it* protest to all the par English translation, but is a trans
. .
intention o f dropping it Intel to iitemln
..... thcr lueiidiei f<»r 1 ineeets again.
tarniags for the liaments of the world ami make* un lation of the ancient Hebrew texts.
Gong Yin Fa. son of the slnn niqirc** the Egyptian people.
(lie I
Hireling.
Many
hud
tthj, heginning Oct. up pen I to Ilia society of nations Through the use of modern English
lodged lit jail
, laundry man. was
.
.
i , | | . ».«• pieseul. but lie
Stulunese Troop* Mutiny....... ,
»re expected
to asking it to intervene to defend und the substitution of terms und
Sudan ((u irl.
as a muterial witness and as a
C A IR O . Nov. 28.— Tw o platoon*
i tjeiit tliat the holiday bail de
This would against arbitrary action an inno geographical descriptions familiar
K H A R TU M . Suilun. Nov. 28.—
V A LD O S TA . Ga.. Nov. 28.— Two pi ecuution uguinst possible renew
of the Eleventh Sudanese at Khrlay id them.
aual return almost cent nation which is profoundly to the present generation for those
the general situation in tiie Su- I A coniiiiununtiiMi from Maude toum mutinied Friday nnd ntyouths and their two girl com ed attempts upon his life.
.used
in
other
translations
of
the
|d* last pre-war year nttuchcd to its bucrcd und impre
d(iti i* quiet, according to u com- E. Ingiaimm. of St. Augustine, tncked the military hospital kill
! Old Testament, Dr. MotTatt has panions are being held at Tifton.
scriptible rights and asks nothing ' drawn an entirely new picture in Go., for Florida officers.
Infor
iiiunique issued here.
ing one British subject nnd two
(('outlimed on tinge 8)
credit, which is else but its Independence."
With reference to the require
many passages where the meaning mation furnished officers is thut
Syriun doctors.
^temporary use aa
ment of the British note regard
was formerly obscured by obsolete the party was traveling in an nulo
capital, will he
ing the evacuation o f the Egypt
reported stolen recently from West
Eiulinssy Issue* Denial ....
phraseology.
.itailwny company
ian army from the Sudan. King
| LONDON. Nov. 28.— Tbe EgypDr. Moffat's story o f the crea Palm Beach.
HOUSTON. To\a*. Nov. 28.
I UK
of
lutn rniliflKtiy in Uoniloii nnid todiy,*^
tion follows:
Foot und mouth <liM'»*e quarantine Fund, through the minister
’
M:ir
lias
instructed
the
officers
KO K E TZ FIG H TS R E TU R N
it regards the nitllrcsk sinonj'
"Then God the Eternal molded
Southeast Tex ii- in effect since
anil men of the Egyptian unity in
Ki'Ypliuu troops ut Khartum us not
man from the dust o f the ground,!
Sept.
27.
will
lie
lifted
Dec.
1.
ex^
breathing into his nostrils
the \ CHICAGO. Nov. 28.— Authori , ,.|it on <>m) square mile block <>t the Sudan to obey the order* of
du« to any influence outside. Tho
governor-general
to
butt.(lion i* involved und not conbreathe of life; this was how man |ties awaiting the return from Hul territory ca*t of Houston.
I he the acting
Chief
of
Police
William
s’
wffice
ifux o f Leo Koretz, promoter <>f
Inin will be lifted entirely about withdraw from the Sudan. 1he re took on the uopearance of u bicy meted officially with Double in
... LO N D O N. Nov. 28.— The desire became u living being.
"In the land of Eden, in the far Purtanta Oil schemes, in which m il March 1, it viui. announced toilny. niaiiiing Egyptian troops probably
Cai.o.
^ BEACH. N ov. 2ft. to protect the British bridegroom’*
c l e store, Friday mornLng, after
Sudan Sunday.
*f.rhaiged with the pocket front too many financial cast, God the Eternal then plant lions were lost, learned that effort Present infection of disease i* l>r*t Mill leave the ------•
the
local
police
department
hud
;
may
be
mode
to
block
his
extra
ndliarn Ikilan and inroads, which it was contended ed a park, where he put the man
i in history of Texas.
To fu ll Conference
( niude a raid on several home* to i
dition *et for Friday.
and
seriously might prove a serious deterrent whom he had molded.
A L E X A N D R IA . Egypt, N’uv. 28. m .„v,.r n number o f bicycles stol"And
from
the
ground
God
tho
E*ntue Italian age to marriage— already affected by
A deputation froqj Damnnhur u,| during llu- tiust tew days.
Eternal made »ll sort* o f trees to
o!l*. Miss., was be- unemployment and the
housing
South o f Alexandria, visited Prince ( j. jV(, etilored
boys, ranging in
grow that were beautiful to see and
10 an unannounced shortage— led the
me church
enuren oi
r.ngf Iif
_i
of EngA model of Sanford’s new city
Toussoun o f the Egyptian royal | ,,j,c from I I to 17 years, Philipp
“ •►Mssippi today, land's house o f clergy Friday to re- good eat, with the Deei o f life an
to have confessed ject a
ft nrnnniuil
0 k
proposal rmnlrinir
requiring men
men a«
as th »t >!cl(la kno tx
u
""1ronvenhtg^of
n national
co n -1te ^ ' tlurdenei. Frank Curr, Elmo |dow of Tho Peninsular Electric
ti..
____ . „
„
. hr said during a well as women to wear wedding evil in the center of the park.
1ference. representing ull parties, .lumen, will appear In Juvenile Company for n few duys.
"Front Eden a river flowed to
I Jealousy.
rings.
The model Is exactly as tha
Vj
the situation.
The Court, Friday afternoon ut 2:00
which
he
intended
to
use
oh n t<> discuss
water the park, which on leaving
Charlie Ixtwis, colored, accord
The question arose during dis
prince, it was stated, proiulscd he o'clock to answer charges of theft building will appear when comiU
weapon, if he had been noticed.
the park branched into four
*
cussion of the revision of the mar
ing to Chief of Pollen Roy T. W il
and haring received stolen pro pitted und was designed by Elton
It was found that the gun which would call such a conference.
riage services, which earlier had streams."
J. Moughton and William C. Mead, .
liamS. self-confessed robber of the M'tts taken front him at DeLand
perty.
been altered so as to eliminate
In the Intincs of the first four Architectual Dflineator. It it fac- *
Woodruff and Watson Clothing was one that had been stolen from
the time honored word “ obey"
boys the officers found u number ed with stucco. The electrical in- p
store, here, was arrested in De the local store, and that while >l
No\
—First rc- from the bride's response in one
of bicycle* nnd parts, but It is a l stallation ore being made by the ,
was many .years old, was in firat
Land
by
officers
of
that
place
** American Red of the two passages in which it
leged thnt the James boy was tho l ’ettinsular ElecUlc Company.
Thursday. Most of the stolen class condition, and was fully
campaign which occurs in the ritual, although it
loaded.
. .
,
,.
MARION, 0., Nov. 28.— Jeanne "fen ce’’ for the gang, und that ho
W H ITE PLAINS, N. Y., Nov. 28. goods have been recovered.
*y show* un increase was permitted to remain in the
Some of the articles were sold, and Geotge DoWolfe, grandchil was the one who was selling the
Lewis
was
walking
along
the
__Alice
B.
Jones
Rhinelander
to
’ etnt for eight states other. The revised rituaL which
changes had
hut it is stated that they will be dren of tho late Mrs. Warren U. goods, after many
r® division over the must be accepted finally by the day is defendant In a suit brought street in DeLand when the officers recovered.
been
made
to
them.
,
.
,
,
Hunting,
ore
left
tho
hulk
of
her
Kip noticed an object protruding from
ported at the same House o f Bishops and the House by her husband, Leonard
In order to inuke the salo of tho
lie told the officers that he had
”'Z
I? luriUcJKSSf: .1
SPECTRE OF TONG
WARFARE FACING
NEW YORK AGAIN
EGYPT’S PROTEST OLD TESTAMENT
IS RECEIVED BY NOW PRINTED IN
LEAGUE NATIONS MODERN ENGLISH
O. .
Curtis Is Selected
Leader In Senate
.
ta*ml k.
»•
ELECTRIC SIGN S
FOR ROADS INTO
SANFORD IS PLAN
PASHA REFUSES
POST AS HEAD
FOREIGN OFFICE
m
m
i
m
m
Two Boys and 2 GirlslaiongUmslayers um
Are Held in Tifton, Ga.
ftorns To
Fnrder Charge
Quarantine Will Be
Lifted In Texas Soon
Wedding Ring For
Men FrownedUpon
By English Clergy
Police Apprehend
5 Alleged Bicycle
Thieves Thursday
Model New City Hall
Placed on Exhibition
Negro Alleged To Have Robbed Local
Clothing Store Is Caught At DeLand
Enrolled
ida lied Cross
...........................
.........................
............
Bulk Harding Estate
For Grand Children;
Bhinelander Seeks
Annulment Marriage
Coolidge Message W ill
Be Read Wednesday,
, “ was announced of Laymen, now reads in the sec
l » enrollment rank- tion where both respond. “ U>ve
cherish and sent*” substitutilng
|Placed at 24,060.
serve, for obey." "'*■
The bride, however, cannot es
Unister Tells Icape
entirely from the word which
feminlsta so tirlessly oppose,
Owed To Us the
for she must reply “ Yea” when
.
-Finance Min- asked if she will “ taka this man to
*1 after today’s cabi- bo thy wodded husband; Wilt thou
Ambassador Jus- cherish and serve h im t" , ,
The proposal fo r the double ring
rutions with Sec*®nr Mellon in Wash ceremony aroused • heated dis
'll that had taken cussion in which many arguments
j*t»een representa- ecclesiastical and practical, weTe
. " ‘'“ driia concerning presented, but the opponents had
tho final say and tbe motion was
wc United Staten.
J
rejected.
, - , ,
._ '
M AK E O F F IC IA L CALLS
PE K IN G , Nog. 28.— Head* of all
ertabllxhmenta
here
— Wheat: liplomutic
mad? official calls today on Tuaq
CM Jui, chjef «n c q t*iv t ,o f nefr
Chi n c if
-
Rhinelander, member o f
N*w
York’s oldest and wealthiest fam
ilies, for annullment of their mar
riage. The action Is based on con
tention that his wife fraudulently
represented herself to be white and
denied she had any negro blood,
G.O.P. Insurgents Are
Read Out of the Party
ertute of which no estimate ia
one of his pockets. We was placed
W ASHINGTON, Nov. 28.—Pres
under arrest on a charge o f carry the goods in a suitcase and that he available. Tha will makes special goods easy, the boys took parts
train from tho bequests to friends and relatives from one bicycle and assembled ident Coolidge’s message to Coning tconcealed
weapons.
1I1K
U lit-vaiw u
"v a p o iie ,
»,’Whcn
»> • • • ” - caught
------« ---- a
_ freight
_
.
aggregating (M.000 and eaves the theiy on unother bicycle and gave grese will be read on next Wed- •
taken to the station, some o f the j city to DeLand.
nesday, it waa agreed'today at a
clothe* that were taken from the( I Patrolman E. E. Walker was residue of her estate to grand tho machine a coat of paint.
Chief Williams stated that there conference between President and
s genlocal store were identified. This detailed on the case and fro m .* children who Hvo here
was accomplished by the aid of the few old clothes, that tha accused rally believed the estate would hpve been about 12 bicycle* stolen Republican House leader*. Th*
during the past week from in plan waa made on the understandbulletin sent out by Chiof of Po left in the store of Woodruff and total ( 500,000.
m
V*. C-rvotss
front
M
W. o
v.f the
— local theatres, and ,ing
that *the
Senate Mh’OUld
- r . . .M * y
lice Williams, immediately after Wataon. he traced them to a store
the robbery, on the night of Nov. In Lakeland, where it w p found Noted Author Hurt In that to date, seven of these have tourn on Monday until Wednesday,
they were stolen from by a neicro
been recovered. He expects t o ' J
13.
'■
find the other wheels before to
Accident
When queetioned by Chief W il some time ako. A further charge Automobile
Governor Wood Says
night.
' .
liams at DeLand Thursday, Lewi* may be the result of Walker’* dls>T
When
the
officers
raided
the
acknowledged the theft and said
AIKEN. Nor. 28.— .Sir Gilbert homes of the boya, part* were He W ill Veto Measure '
he waa in the store when it was C°Cbi*f of Police WUllkroz' was Parker. English authorv
suthorv was run
accompanied
by
Sheriff
Hand
ahd
ekfd up for' tbe night He was
M ANILLA. NovTsft.—Gov- “
down
hem
f»At
night
bjf automo- found stored under the house, In
hldin? and saw Mr. Woodruff Patrolman Walker when he went bile and
ly but not *«r- tha attics, even undar the sheds. Wood announced today ha v
to
DeLand
to
bring
Lewi*
back.
When
captured
tha
boya
were
turn to the store, about 8 o’
* ' ns said toveto the Immigration roglstm'
cave U bflp/r held oyer for
clock
ved several making preparations fur jmothev fee bill ou Chinese immlgranU
novelli
a few days to cMoje tbe official* days ago to sgknd the winter sea- paintlng “ bee.” ns they had a |t*lshort
Philippines Saturday.
The b
hidi ng but a few feet from ‘ MV. to gather a Htua more Informa kon r
novel which he lun of paint In readiness, ami *ome would raise tbe fs t f r o » 90 een
tion
about
the
case.
...
;
.
Wot
,,’oodruff, UQda£tt* hUtra.
, ^ M
u u ,
not puhUsh- bicycle* with part* changcq ready
* be 'c
. w ita has la
tv f 19.
'
He had. h» stated, and iron bar
U w ls may yM
to be re-painU’d,
cd,
L
orryln f concc*l)n« i
W ASHINGTON. Nov. 28.-S«nator UFollette and three princip
al aupporters in the aenaU were
m edically read out of tht Bopublican party today at a conferenca of senate Republican*. The
—
under
resolution was adopted
which LaFollette. 8*n.tors L»dd
and Frazier of North Dakota .and
Brookhart of I o « * tx> ionger get
Republican place* on committee*
ftbout 89
or invited
“
S
lo
with him.
K..VT,
�- r - ir
NeW Ad vertising Code
Ware AdopfedRcccntly
fonor Poet
j of World
G S IN FURS
FLUFi
'< PAR IS.Noy. 27.— A apccUl port
age stamp has bocn Issued by the
ate) authorities to mark
tho
or ctntennry of the birth of the
celebrated French lyric poet, Pierre
tie Ronsnrd, who war, bom in Sep
tember, 1624.
Tim stamp, which is blue boars
the bead o f tho poet, with the (into*
1624-1924. Its denomination is 75
centimes, the amount affixed to
letters going abroad, so it will be
icon i)round tho world. The issue
will be ^withdrawn from sale Dec.
S
2!£'Sjd
,Ln.rJ"^r^
ln
XfUm and Betters
Cnre Pre-
The code li
Inted for Average Driver, the “Nome ti
Dtnmon Re™. I , Kcynoio
2r^:r!‘ •t f t s s tt s
ti with
tho automobile fev er.! |,<cn put In ell
inntiai exhibition with Its ljOOO 'Manufacturer*
30-of which arc American has iGrund Hnpidr
J* S*>
lh -t dldn-l
I oUrrfpg, and tho,f*r-slghtcd (;ood„ A „BOci
wrrylng over the traffic prob- 'prohenrtve r.
n f'tlia fn ttiM
«
T
Simmon
!
Bali Ha:
SH E N A N D O A H TO H A W A II
W A SH IN G TO N . Nov. 27.— Secrctnry Wilbur said Wednesday the
*:nly definite decision mndo so fa r
with respect to the future employ-1
thn Navy
V n i r v air
nlr cruiser Xhpflincut to\ ff tho
Shen-;'
undonh or the ‘‘Peace Ship” Los j
1 Angrles was thnt the Shenandoah!
i would go with the fleet to Hawaii!
‘ tot participate in the maneuvers
i in that area next year.
.
sL _________ * at.
arc Co.
Next to
I will have; 22 extra good mules id
Thursday! Novem ber 27.
:\{>
>i
• tl: *
,
AT, '
Also 10 good ligiit farm mules.
These mules arc thb best bargnin
this year.
.
-
vjj p
i f your breath i* had nnd you
hfive npells of swimming in the
bead, poor appetite, constipation
nnd a general no-account feeling,
i' is a sign your liver is torpid.
The one really dependable remedy
for ail disorders in the liver, stoutcch and bowels is Hcrbinc. It nets
powerfully on the liver, strengthendigestion, purifies the bowels and
restores n fine feeling o f energy,
vim and cheerfulness. Price 60c.
Sold by Union Pharmacy.
noyE N AG r
vGOW/V C F
(V V E L V E T 1
j
j
Corner Sipes arid Celery Avc,
i
.
|
i
Sanitary
hund cleaning
and
nresring. Scotch Woolen Mills, S05
Kast 2nd. St.
n E n ia iB n iim iM iiiiD a z a
LACET'
Truck gardens nrehtj
c.rt5,
F in k
s il k
F in *., &
,
ckeam
s il v e r
la c e
(i n in a unn of three
;h American
iTinan Lloyd
111 American
i Ncgllgeon of toilay are fando of
i
anythin* from tho Oncat allk to
I tiro loughem of corduroy*. They
! are fashioned after tho period of
French eighteenth cantory, or aftc Sierra Mo- j nr the moyonngo (thla In volvet
miento and nnd fu r); or dono In the moat modc lirvi men- i rrn o/ tailored llnea; or after
W
As
m
BIG 8N AP HR AN CHOI
A L A T K A , N ov . 27,
Consider
l acreage in und near East Pn
:p has bean planted in m iu '
W which arc doing fine, report.
Armstrong, county agent.
y Nliouldn t this country be
lost prosperous on .earth when
saved regularly every four
7— Detroit News.
herr'wdl be'1 so,n,’thlrjg very oriental In bro
Twi. of the cn^08 nn<( beaded materials. NegllI <lass and K<Hm
know no time and
nly, ,m indj. 1might cornu from uny place. Q
in emigrant
H 01,0 boa Ihn usual typo of bondolr, dono In orchid pinks, gold
lace and taffeta, a negligee to
every man match tho color scheme would lx•I of hi* nf chaemlng. Either an orchid luven
icliclors sue-
DANIELS
be
T u raoN S -^
SlLK. & NAPABoyx
SLIPS
OA/A-
N U C L lC ^ ©
Huy a
CLARK .JEWEL
Gas Range at
Hall Hardware ( ’<>
dor or an orchid pick will do. Two
negligees In thoae colors aro
shown above. Tho first onn la In
(he photo of Hope Daniels, the
I’arainonm atar. Tliia negligee la
a dainty thing ln orchid pink taf
feta—a heavenly shade In that ma
terial.
The trimming la of tho
softest marabou i. Just a hnxy,
pule, old blue. Thu wrap ts draped
up toward tho left hip, where It la
cluapml by a bouquet of Uruwl Dow
ers, all silvery and lavender and'
pink. Utterly charmlnx!
Mlsa Daniels wore this white
making “ Argentine Ixive,-' n new
Paramnnnt pleturn. Another negli
gee she pooweim-* In sketched at
ihe left. This has u Ktrulght. al
most tight Uttlng slip „r pink silk,
with a rape of cream lace fnllow
ing a docoruttvo o i nl line, bor-
Arc You
Economical?
caMinnldc stock o f NA t’P IRAKI)
US always ready for luur.paaU I
.V iw
I* V
I'U V IlIj:
f Mrfll
K.I) F U R N IT U R E t (>
Wcluhn BuildinR
Men
.‘ III.;.
sunn's
iwi
Army Last
•
L A D IE S ’ JLH '.'j
rettjc Cna-.
PettieCoats
’|Y)
t|)Zl t()U
^ O l>7
A NEW, BJIjJ’ M 1CN T O F
Ladies Tfats iuct received
|‘n
^ IT
.....
to
IfcA
.u
DAMASK
O*
S p & .u W
V v
*
& £• OA
TOO V * v l l
Per
SLIPPERS
Ladies*' Satin Low Heel. One
C O
»O U
tlofifiy
•
$3.50
m ?*>
o xs)
Strap 1'iiinps.
kjP O • c f tF
AND K A D Il’ .M
Ladies' Hurson Full Fashion
Hose
inch Table Damask.
('oats
L A D IE S ’ W OOL COATS
F u ro r plain ndtni>
.
SLII»!»ERS
\f • i • t
■
,'V**■* ••
.Men s !m>;| i)od Uouni Slippers
$1.00
pw
J™
i A D IF S SILK ult WOOL DltFSSLS
1Tired from
\\nik Shiii-.'
$4.00 ^
John U. atetaon Mats. (D a y
Brown and Blaek
Ladn / 1‘aMi nl Leather l.mv Heel
HOSE
( liie Si rap i ’nmps
Dresses np
shoes
M i - I- .
Zi
Clothing
••’ D S TU i ) 1' A N 1 SUITS
i/.t.-a f» (n IS \i ars
SLIPPERS
fZ fi
•
$5.00
SANFORD, FLORIDA
l.ailit'.s* Christmas Boxes—
Ilaiitiktirehiels
M KN’S St ITS » niisi. ting nt Srrgi and
Fancy M i'.lm es
l i.'iik ,11it1 lli.iut, ' u i
I. E. ESTEUDGE
HANDKIiRCHIEFS
Clothing
SHOES
$5.00
J
SUPPERS
' 1•
1
$1.00
* *1 liedrouin F 1 itiep.,
BELTS
Men’ti Wide Leather UpltA
Black or Tun
BED SPREADS
Cottage Betl Spread*. Blue
White. Mink und White strip*,
UNDERW
EAR
• 4 . *>
BLANKETS
Boys’ Ribbed Union Suits
I
,
Big st/ock o f Cotton ana
Blankets
SWEATERS
f
Men’s Ilqavy Sweaters
Welaka
Block
f9
NON-Alii) FERTILIZER A
E have never been prep
now to take care ot your w<
ions Ladies Ready-to-wear
, Let us show you
UNDERW EAR
I ’ lMtludijjg
pounds of crops p®
yard, they must l*|
o f fertiliser— the riil
lizer. They can p j
tho wrong dial, but!
profit crop:; NAPP1
(N O N -A C ID ) FKRfl
if. made l>> Florida J
Know what your soft
it DOES give betterra
W IN D O W SHARKS
Duplex Window
■
�ictoTv -j
y
5I■ jT\1■'
HW i
" -V* * * V
•. " m jr>4 *vh;f?c
^ - -* ( „"• -
7
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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , F R I D A Y , N O V E M B E R 28, 1924.
TWO
dlsehftrxe a . Executor of the estate
lional Committees H e a d y To
tipping B oard, A irc ra ft
sport
from Celery Avenue South to gte S. & E. Branch o f the Atlantic
Coast Une Railroad a width o f 10 feet with iheet asphalt on a fl
Inch rock bate,
t 386.80
007 cu. yds. grading at 40c • p,
#*.
*868.70
2482 lin. ft. flush curb at 36c ..................
42.60
284 lin. ft. curb rc-ict at 16c *»fif i«
*•-***
1,926.40
2408 sq. yds. macadam base at 80c
2,456.16
2408 sq. yds. 2 inch aheet asphalt.top at $1.02
65.88
127«gq. yds. brick rc-lald at 44c
------ ---....
60.00
2 Type B. Inlets at $30.00
130.00
1300 lin. ft. 3 inch drain tile at $100.00 per M.
056.65
Oil .lin. ft. 12* inch atorm sewer at $1.06
22.82
Extra jyork —....——13.00
H rA ^ S lo monuments at street intersection
80.72
ElwiUtory inspection o f materials ............
140.11
dfttpewfc, advertising, etc., 2 per cent
280.22
Engineering, 4 per cent
Daily Fashion
r.
4
City and several other points. Sev
to business next Mon eral members, including Represen
T, the House expects to receive tative Linebcrgbr, Republican, Cal
fee . partial report of two special ifornia, and Representatives Davis,
littees that have been conduct- Tennessee; Conally, . Texas, and
; Investigations during the sum* Bankhead, Alabama, all Democrats,
made a special trip to Europe to in
’ recess.
quire into the foreign activities of
no of these is the committee
the Bonrd.
led by Representative White,
Despite the summer work of the
ubllcan,'Maine, appointed to incommittee, many phaaes of
the
cate the Shipping Board, and
work remain to bo investigated,
other Is the committee in
and it Is thought by some that the
liarge o f Representative Lamport,
entire field may not he covered be
ublican, Wisconsin, which has
fore the final adjournment o f the
been inquiring into all branches of
Sixty-eighth Copgress next March.
Ihcraft production and operation.
The A ircraft Committee also has
[^Because of the scope o f these
been nt Work during the summer
investigations, the committees,
monthr, but, it is understood com
It Is said, are far from completing mittee members feel they have Just
sir tasks, and both have indicat- scratched the Furface of the many
.that a partial report will be phases o f their inquiry.
Some memhers even feel that the
bmitted on the work that has
work may have to be continued ov
accomplished to date,
fore tho adjournment last er into the next Congress, as the
ing the Shipping Board rommlt- committee betides looking for any
took up a thorough scrutiny of irregularities that mny have occurr
be operations o f the Washington ed in aircraft operation and produc
‘ Iquarters of the Board and tion also wants to recommend n
■rgcncy Fleet Corporation. This comprehensive survey for the fu
Iry liter In the summer was ture development of the govern
Jed to operations In New York ment’s aircraft industry.
-.■WASHINGTON, N ot. h _ W i t h
i*
co rn r
ok
w jtt r ir
~ imlaote Cenmtr. * * • » * " f ,i R a m
in re Estate of IVIlllsnitE
" ’ reward Cecil Oabt.lt. deceased: H O W
1,1
i t lli« same time I w ill
' . M i rny final uectunts a* Kxpr.
sent
L
‘'
1j " 7 j tftie, and ask for
settlor of >ra|
TREAT
AND
m Not Ice Is hereby atvsn. to nil
“ ' n ^ l ' o c n t r S3. A D. I9S4.
whom It may concern.
1 l! T. IIIVIN? 3X1., Kxeeutnr.
J'lh day of December.
..,*
i c r r r n v w M A. I’, . i s
I shall apply in the nonorsM e, K
„ Judtre of snbl
F. Jlouaholder.
D O t
To break up
a a J u d g e " o f i ’ rotiato f o r my f nai
tllsrhar Kn as K x e e u l r l X o f the esta te
of Wllllarn B. aammls. deecas-Mt.
Dnted Oetoberv 33. A. D.
and that at the same time I win
J
n CoU
c o t n'r OK c o t^ T V , J v M R i or to cut short an altJ J
Influenza or sore fhrn.t
fn "re""Estate of A. K- Willey.
,n r
*- —
given. to nil
and drupginta are nowi'
h day o f D e c em b e r. A. I). 1914. ,n«» Ciilotnh,. the nan
present my final neeonnta ns l*x „j -?
.......
h 'll| apply_
nnnly t«
t<« the Hondrxblo E. nef tablet, that is .
euutrlx of aalil estate, and ask for ( , „hn|
F."nousholdcr. Judge « f ttM Court
the!It nppr
'
i,,.!..,.
of
I’robate
for m> final dangerous and s id L .
Hated*1October JJ, A. _D-„.’ j:4 rffseharae ^ Executor of the estato TTioso Who have tried
M ART U 8AJ4M1B.
dlsclinr*
tVIl.tiEY.
rteceused:
Executrix
c.:8
maRic. by
'
„nd that at the same time t w ill "tive
and certain *thin
^ tk)l
nn 1 ...
ritmI nccounla Its ExIV COritT OK COITNTT JltDOB ecutor* of* astd"estate,” untl ask for calomel, heretofore
Srmlimle fonnty. State « t FI»rlJ«- their approval.
by physicians.
ln re E s t a t e o f A. M. T hrasher.
D-.i,.,] October H. A. u, 1024.
_ In nIl
One or two CallUh.,
XPCUtor,.
N o t i c e Is h e r e b y Riven,
1
j p. H I C K S O N . K x
w h om It m ay con cern that on the
ITtli day of D ecem b er. A. D. 1 -4.
, shall a p p ly to the » ^ o r a t . l M I-.
F ll.Vusholder J u d g e o f said Cou rt.
Jm lRe o f P rd h nte f o r n»y f i n a l
of
A
M.
Thrasher.
deeenaeclt
noil tltut nt the sam e tim e I « ■ ! '
present m y final
f i n a l accounts
". -counts ns r.xW »»'d estate, and ask r'*r
e e u t e r o f sill
th e i r npprnv
.vat.
.
Hum'll in^y1'concern, that on tho
with a swallow of
a - No salts,
«
«
slightest interference •
"Tn^re Estni* "f A. K. Phillips.
Notice
Is hereby Riven, to alt ‘ work or pleasures. v »
.$7,425.90
, V •
Total -cost ..„
whom It may concern. , !**tnon. i,2V’ your cold has vxni,h^
.$2,666.68
To bq borne by tho City ......
,
J<«"
, tl„ Monornblo E. ayatem feels rcfre«hi«
$4,760.30
m
i
To he borne by Adjacent property
Calotabs -TreSu.
{. 8|h|*",ho,dcr. tud.ro of said Court, fied.
.2,400.48
1
jndHo of Probate for my final original sealed pn-kac*?!
Number of feet o f frontage .........
I*.
_ j . t l M_______
l i s t e d O ci-tober
t o b e r -St A......................
- b n r c e a s i-,rriitnr
E x e c u t o r of
o f the
t h e estate
e s t a t e cents fo r the
vest-w*
........ ...... ..$1.9008
Assessment per foot frontage ......... ..
K I I A N K l . W O O D I t E F b . E x eestate
c u t o r i of
A E .
PHILI.IPH. deceased: thirty-five cents for thH
d
lscb
n
rR
e
as
E
x
e
c
u
t
o
r
o
f
th
rttul Hint at the same t me I Will
F R E D T. W IL L IA M S , Engineer.
ily package.
Itrcomn
----- —
..
on-sent m> f in a l a c c o u n ts ns I t Foot Front age
Final Assessment l>- r o ------------------Name----- Description
t HT o f t'OliNTt
Jrutor of *-bt estate, and ask for guaranteed by drjrjt
Seminole Cnuntr, stale of l lortiln Ituftr approval
money back ir you aro.
fluenn Vista Entafes. Sanford
In re Estnt*- <>f J N- " Mum
. C m to il i Jet n h e r 13. A . It. l » 3 t .
ed.— Adr.
t. i: piiit.t.iPS. E x e c u t o r
Net Ice Is hereby Rlvn.
" 11[
whom It m o concern III it •'<»
F. E. Sherman,
**Tl *t I 'q y «’ f I »4-f*r ml'K r A I' 1.J—
.l- J
fi. M. Sherman, and
1 slinlt ripply t*» the ll'.oi.r.ll'ic
,
l<
*
,
i
.
i
t
i
s
h
o
l
i
l
e
r
,
J
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|
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l
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silUl
<
n
o
i
l.;
$277.28
$145.42
II. L. Graham, Ixtt 1, Blk. A. ..........
JJVl
l0
TitToai^L
UtVI V-At
i,,
Judge
of
P ro bate
( r
in '
. t'tll'N T V J l'llO E ,
f c V o n a t r . Sla te o f F I.r ld n
fin al
F. E. Sherman,
/
i l l - c i i a r R e ss E x e c u t o r <-f t'o - ■ s t a t e
of
.1
N
W h i t t i e r , iti-ce .s e ll , m o l
V E R Y C H A R M IN G M Q D E e* G. M. Sherman, and
th a t at th e sam e tim e I w ill p r e
50.1 f
95.61 se nt mv f l n . i l a c c o u n t " as E x e c u t o r
II. L. Graham, I*ot 19, Illk A .....—
Oiarniingly youthful cud fattlliesl00.14
95.01 o f " a i d e s t a t e , m i l l a s k t o r t h e n
ly pi.mind is tliis dress in ftail/W H. L. Graham, I -ot 20, Hlk A .......
JlJipl f>VI* I
O rtn lliT
A
l*
I'*-*
cotton riepe, bound with lirafd ant F. E. Sherman,
s If. 4*11ASK,
worn with a simple lilouic of pWr G. M. Sherman, nnd
white crepe. The front i) cut OU^ U
50.14
95.61 i (V
,,T o r pm \ t i J I ' I I E K .
form a deep V and the armholes an H. L. Graham, Lot 21, Hlk. A .......
9
5
.fi
1
*
Nrm
1n«*1i*
Ctiiiri* jr * Wfnlr «if l*lurlrl».
50.14
deep a.id sleeveless. . There are..Ini I. I). Martin, Is.l 22, Hlk. A ...... .......
In rr Kntnli* *»f l l i T i r v hAinlnn
patch pockets to he arldul to the dec E. E. Sherman,
V.rllCM is h r i »•!•*. k I ' * n. I»*
orative scheme. Medium sice rdiiiir
f wlM'irt It 111 1 > Crilll'tlh I 114* f l»Tl till'
, jr j'
] w ill h a v e 2 2 p s ln t n oo :l m u le s in my baraj
7 t li tin)
pf
rA r>
I Vl *
2 fi y.iiih 36-inch figured iud Z J»rp G. M. Sherman,
9 5 .fiI I -I.Mil H|»t»1 v to th* llfitiornlilo I*
50 1 t
& II. L. Graham, L d 23, Hlk. A ____
3t.-inrli |.!a n material
( r ,
l*‘ \I f Misll »»J«Ir* I .1 mix •* f f PHlfl **otllt
Tluir.sri «y. N o v e m b e r 27.
T A L L A H A S S E E , Fin., Nov. 27. * l'atorial Review Dress No. i
50.14
Mrs Katie O. G riffin, Lot 24, Hlk A
)|s Jurliii* itf I'nth.i t K ft I ms
fil l'll
Sires.
Jl
to
48
ilK'hca
bust,
atuF,
i|in I n i K i 1 jiji 17x • c u i o r ■*f Hi*- • -t it*'
Completion o f tick eradication
E F. Sherman, G. M.
of
IIK N H Y
VIAlMelS
tl-.f-f.-. I
I'tisc, 35 cents.
T ' (l *’*
ercim m iro !Mnrk Snlllng O f ' work in Jackson, Holmes nnd 20 years.
A l.-o 10 ;ro(ttl lifTlit hu m miiltm.
50.14
95.fi] rinil Hint « l tin
M.»n»** t » » f f *• i ’ l
Sherman, & II, L. Graham, Ix>t 25, Illk A
in \ fitiiil ni'CiHinf* ii* I v •The O n o n d a ga F o :’ IlucnoH Washington counties will murk the 1^
50.14
!tr.,6t «|n**pKiit
Charles II. Lowe, I/.t 26, Rlk A .......
t u t o r **f mi li|
iiii'l 6 t K f f
T I k ' sp m u lts a r e t h e b e s t b a r g a in s .- hownl
' A i r e 4 W ith Unique C nrgo end o f one o f the most effective j ,lf i
i
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Ir n|»|»ro\ .il
, •Alai
i J , Robert Williams.
Willia
I a >t 27, Hlk. A ...
50.14
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th is y e a r .
nt <>i i — I I I ) . (l a v of Noviirtbat, A .; Jeanette L, G
Goodhue. Lot 28, Illk A
95.01
I**HANK HA It It IS. H i" UM
50.14
he ha* oyer aeon. Dr. It. A. Hum- I > I '.iI
R.
H.
Wynn,
I^.t
29,
illk
A
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50.14
95.61
JETItOIT. Mich., Nov. 2 « ._ l)e E. A DOI 'H-ASlL-j^
\ r o i i i r or* i n i m i -iiiM .i:. |
soy, chief o f the tick eradication
( ’ t.-i k t irrnli i -.mi r*
i Thomas E. Meredith, Lot 30, Hlk, A
95.61 , M t i h i u l f I ' m i t i l F i H tu li* * T
50.1 I
)lt sent its first ship'to n distant division, liurcnu o f Animal IndusS.-riilio.t*- E otfn ly. K lp rld n I
tn r r !■*«* h I i* *»f T ! m - i It *t Jb’ linnl
50.11
J. F. McClelland, I-ot l, illk G .....
95.61
N ' t ir** |*4 ti**reh% n l v i n
in at!
W ign ]»ort Wednesday afternoon, t'ryi Washmgton. told the ' Florida
l'
t Me.. I)
n Invm It tint v t «• im **r 11 tli.il mi It i f |
05.61
J.
F.
McClelland.
Dd
2,
Illk
G
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50.14
OV. 5, when the Steamer Onon- , SlllU, Su|litfu y Llvc Stock Hoard
li il:i> «.f P e r . in» i r, A l» 1?•2 \
M in n : ok «
t '■ I M r£, jy,” il. Camp, Lot 3, Hlk G
95.6 J I i'7t
50.14
■ga o f the Ford Motor Company’s ut its October meeting.
I mIimII ;i l»|i«3 tn llfiijiiraht*' I' t
These
95 61 ll.»ti*»h..|i|. r .1ml if • *»f Mil*! *‘ mui I
50.1i
(! F. B,*l)yson. I^.t 4, Hlk G
Bt sailed fj-om the River Itouge counties form u pnrt of Zone 13, ami I.V tiritir *»f ;i
ji *f JikIk •* i*f I’ 1 n-.thi »*, !**f in> f ItsMI 1
Corner .c ipes and Celery Aw.
kc l«’Nii r *• nh<1
I *i t f* US»Ulnn* jJU I. ft,*Spurlihg, Lot 5, Hlk G ......
50.1 4
95.61 *! •mi Ik11r $:#■ um |]i*‘<Hlflk *'f th** • *"
Knt for Buenos Aires. Argentina. which wus specified by the legisla oKfmi-u»»i ' l f c u l i 4 ' o u r t f f ti n * s^r».rA
ijiti*
nf
TI
i #mu|. t »* Hrlifial, lin
South America. It carried n cargo tive act o f 1923 as one of the two .! ti«ii< imi •*irt*ti11 t.r Kiorhia. In n^i , F . Iv. Sherman,
nn*l Hint nt ihn H«in* ilnir I v« 111
fur Mrr1111■«11•• I ’ tiuriiy, In n <jau
1 pr * 8i-nt m> final nrrnuntM n** l ’\
o f manufactured nutnniobile parts, zones to he rlenrrd of tin- cattle t h o n ln to inlliiK " lu r s l u l l q i j l l r |L . M,.£>nerrnnn,
♦
1 ni 1 tv f»f nnill i^t iit*-, anil w^li t,l<
fever tick under the campaign to i.itbo mot Alvin i.nkc.L-en-piu-tim* g. Hy-L, Grahnpt, Lot 6, Hlk G
50.1 I
95.fi I il***ir
Settle first of the kind ever exported clean the state o f the pests.
1*11t*i mv.i 1
dolriK l* ii"lii i'"" it" 1 -stiii..Jlri)tbiy+, . _
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Tdfrect from any Great Lakes jiort.
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_ I * uin] * \Tn lt4xT W. ( J. F„ hpuriing, 1 4 .. Hlk. t. ..
Dr. J. V. Knapp, state veterinar Jin- com
M Alt V \ SHA A h i:\-*u U
* T h e. Onondaga left the dork of ian, under whose supervision tho IlrinTs a ml « »||\in 11
r ji ij v ]ItU
IJnuJv
| F, F. Sherman,
n%It
iiilunfM I v
il I of tf o r f o r ha I*
the Ford plnnl nt 12:30 o'clock. work is being done, slates that nr**
t> 4 f 11 itT 0 1 * t tn \ r\ .*1 nor:,
Htll
It i«* il»t* hlutifMt hlriO + r (J M. Shermnn,
nosed her way down the Rouge to thc, c tlm .(.
j(.a w iu t(1. ri k-nt. ntiil
M ii n 111 I r * m i n i ' , n 1 ;i 1 r o f l"l*»rl*tn.
f fir i ' h nil nl I In* f r m i l i l " ' i r o f Um )
. the Detroit river nnd then h-aded
frni[l n,1Mrantin...... . w
A II. I.. Graham, Lot K, Hlk G
50.11
I n i r I ’ ** l Jit 1- . f t Sin o k *■ N
1
95.61
<’ mii*I 11ih i m* t fi Sa nf tir *1
y* nil
lim it into
with Mon______ .,, m.x
...l. which will
.. end. CttiJHiJ p int M m ilurlliK till*
Into the
the minti
open water
water-with
Mon-■(I j, nnllllry
F. E. Shermnn,
N**th
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all
liiittiji f*f mm!** Hpf'ti M«»n<liiy. th e-Ini
1, Canada, ns the first stop o f . , h, mont(jB (lf Ilctun| , it.u
U )l«.Ill l| Mil** i i i t l t * 1 li t h*. I o| lit*
(111) #if |Iff «*f|l hrr
!'»21 fllM ifttOK G. M. Shermnn, anil
c voyage to the Sou h American ' ntton Wll|k
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: . ! !i • l.i \ 1t f 1*4 t l- III j >*’ i
h*'lnk’ it l>y ul $*>'111 n tla> ill** fD|||»Vf*j
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Co-operation on the part of tin toy; i! *■■si'f 11»• •1 r 441 phiitiiv nll|ijLtY(T
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r
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iifitl l*« I it K Hi tiisi 4*MUlJy>’ ♦’'t F E. Shermnn,
{ Departure r f tho Onondaga ere((f
il>R mvil|Vcd ...
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iiihl Stalls of F!tn U\\\a w I . .
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jJ® something of a futor in the |pjv«-n by the state veterinarian as u II
I (». M. Sherman, ami
tlln. •<i.• r k • ii ** 1! % *r n i r t% 1• r if . 1 1 kTI
fliers c f the (ustoniH officials I the primary reason for the early
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H. I*. Grnhnm. I^>t 10, Hlk G
♦ffl i« i n . , *
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ti ml t lu ll ti i tl. .
'hare, where clearance papers were success of the work. So well pleas X mi t !»*■■«*►t * ’ ■*t ni l i*f Hi'i’ tlMfl* 1
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Sec. 31, T a p . 1!*, S K 31 K., Si-mtnolr ( mint*, lin.
U«J for the first time to a ............ aTf, , h(. rntt]l. mvni.r, „ f lhat| i r . it i l l ) T « I* T n * nl v South
* r i l l l l \ 4.1r wit ni ♦ N| .i\ ,
i n •1 II*•k 111 r
It
11
tin»
Thltlv
liriet,
1
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i sailing to a foreign port.
Hostun Steele Meg ut I n t e l section of Cell
t •i \ h 1
11 • il
1 teetion over the
Unit it hn* i M\% inimin-d f Ift *M'H I <jHi
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A p p l i c a t i o n fo r th e p a p e rs fro n t
j )(1( „ f e w ( i ^ j i u m - e a i M d c r 1 1H1itlt III *»IM111 111lint 1 (u«L-ml# •( R
i » 1**? 1
l*f»V*«1 1i !#■i ■■*'$«*•** r i
tier lilies frfsfileHmivrth- Ave , tMl A le r y Ave .
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1l
to Hit* Il 11: ht of W 11y of tli
, the Ford Motor Company pVt-eenled
r (H . t. i v i .( i „ y i»r. Knapp from
run West 18U feet. South IIH feet, Eavt to
fiii*l
i
ml
1
imI I jiii IHVi-r I tin w A?
i, ttl® . officials. with aonto
tiling
nuwi
Jackson
county
pledging
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per
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1Of) n*-r I : H 111• utt| N t l s ii
i n i \ ’1n
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!!*«• S o r t
393
' 19 37 1 %in I11IIiti|i*
Mellonvjlie A v e , North to Meg.
i BO far as tin- port o f Detroit is t,un( co-operation In continuing the *tlh'< f f *>,| | r1 | t II I I If
1 III! tl | * . l i n n - #.f 1 1..« m u
T>i f1f
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i ronccrned and Jhttra w.ia a hurried t ivdfk
PM*\**n liii nitt'fl n I n ni<5eFl v i* rt Th1
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Mrs. Martha M offitt. Heg. at a point
on
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H nil t Iflv.
r im i 1 f
ijwrusal of renrds and rul.vi g o v -( Thi‘s was brought about, the let
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Ml .1 1 « i *i* i i h 1 >tj i
. f Mul.t S* f i •*ft T h K i M t l ( I H
N ni(tl>
f U * Center line of Mellonviile Ave.. Ilk ft. Soiitii
[•tnllig the u-suance ( f such paper".. ( Pr stated, because the people of *< itif m*,»*I S« . ii* li
f 1 *1 • m l . . i
A
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T * m i Ii
2 T11 • .1 . *
|le North line of See. 31, Twp 19. S. I( 'tl
, i ■. i
|1 While Me Ununt.aga tactile fust
y bad heard rumors that iI mm! hint h
1 Nl i l l ,1M ' t
1 * U m - 11i i n
m u i 2p§i f *** * ***
WmcrchiiMt vessel to sail from Dr rattle owners in mi isolated si
K H * ' 1lfcJ1*•lit* i .1 11(1V 1* 41f w in l 1 * u I f
lu b ' l f i H i i i u
t . •$.* *
It h nil
in South on eentet
line o f Mellonviile
44w | • i l l *•
t 1 •hit! i* fl t r ti
1111pi t n tin • ** 111 *-i * i m l f i
it*-h<if|c i na
f i *I • 1
R i ^ t r o l t to a foreign
one i*»
of w
the
countiesn where
" *port,* officers
t and ! ttion
idii of
"t mu
in tuuiiut
« iii it
I . **", I I I . V i . M l l •UK It li T1 *1 T*-tl f ! f|f» * Ave. 255 ft., West 215 ft . North 355 ft.. Ka-t
il!r»« . ,1 • *j rlh 1’ * . . t,* t i a l i t 4 • :. «!•
s e v e r a l iiW H - n o f the ships crew itl th„ work is just beginning had fa s t f HMllI f f it 1
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215 ft., to bog. (Less 1 Ith SI |
562.51 in,.! M
Ill
1 fl «i j»i i ft • MH f' i i 1!*« * 1
Vi Th*- h i tn* I Inn it ml \t
HI
|*ro all old salt water acumen and „h..wn „ disinrlinotion to meet it..t»f . s. lit Iti• ( t i it ill .1 ■ tt*i ut
■11r. f f - i Hit I * it n.l v* III f
Realty Trust Com|>an> Heg at a point on
« I
lie voyage will bring them hark1dipping requirements.
« *• m iI JA - l * *» 1 •
*1 .
I I a. ft* * t «»t*l In*.'I b b b l ‘ 1
tli*1 ,1-• 1. 1fi *
sear they have railed before.
(
center line of Mellonviile Ave 77 1 ft , South
! 11*• f 'milt IH I f i! «!* »t I 111*■*1
• In starting the Onondngn on its
NEW II l(iilW A 1 HI' [Lit! NG
of tlie North line of S.-t 31. I'wp I!1, S. It 31
I"
*voyage t< .South
Amcticu,
the!
Al l ' I
I b. i | i » Ji F ur till in *
•I. I ' '
27.
T A L L A H A S S E E . Nov.
i
“ M ; i k c » F v e r v A c r e D o I t s lies t*
E . run South on eenlei line of Mellonviile
s. I w ♦!)..«
F i l l 1*11 It *
*ord Motor Company inaugurates s„mething new in the highway o n
S* t ) 1111 I It 14 U m OMI l ot I I 1I 11f •*
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Ave.,
537.3
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theme
West
215
ft..
North
Ails
•
. hWll export and Atlatillc Coast |stritetion field is proposed for HuS* t I t i n I inlpih
IU i! [:.UHTI
***• III 1111*1* 4 « t l l l i f ) . * » l n l r *>f 1 1«» r•il ••
Fur u 11u I »•
I
SUbipping. li is a new and note-'eity by tin- county cnmmiaHioner* 1pf 1 it Hid V *
537.3 ft . East 21.5 ft. to heg
1021
Iln* many Lip crops of tho fruit ami Inticy vt
S* * F i t . It< u F . i i n h o *
M»'V* *»
ll * t * M K1v * It
( worthy de -olopt u-nt ill the autoliio. ,n eonoection with the propo-. d
H*F At t!iu
I l l i t ' " ' J4I Jl! U I I t‘j|! il lit* III* I I H Atlunti' ( oust l.ltu Radtoml t
I'tiiwn with Armour's Bl(5 CUOI* ft riilirters
, p ' * Ilf I 1 fj I hill
•fl I b
_f bilo Indus'.ry and one in which th.-.^sue of about tIJiilO.OUO in road
I*
I •I
SE Cor of NE I i of NW I I un West 200
Lost a«lvi't*list*ni»*!if. Actual field results dewifl
^ F o r d rompaity, with its own nliipi., improvement ii....Is At their last
t*
ft.. North 25 ft., East Hill ft South 25 ft ,
Ea the (iri-at Lakes as a gate- \meeting the eoinmissloners reveiled
their superior rrop-mnkintf ability. Only bigh 1
to bring it into i Inner rela plans for enlist roetton of a ten
West 2tin ft., to heg
11
78 18
materials of known value enter into their comp
-H. it, .
^ * U o n » h i | . w i l i i U h f o r e i g n l fun< l u ‘u i u j | r h o lt h i K h w i i y i h / i f w u u J t
Bho.t* and foregoing final assesninent
The plant-loot! is halnnreri to suit the needs of I
ate payable without
........
“ ‘ .............
. ctrcli* tin* t i l v , on tin* i»r«lc•r o f belt
(N rit i i m i l rX t'iM ’J
up to Dec. 15, 1924, nnd from nnd after m b date said specl leiihir crop for w hich it is intended. They call
•OVERNOUS I'RAISIC El.OKI DA line ruilrouds thill form
11HI1
nt I " " ! 1-i i m i l
.tti/lrr,
•in
nruuild the larger citiesi o f tin * \ o l - n i l : " T A T t y l X B I
M^riit" will hp puynlde only in ten equal minimi installment" |
pended upon to grow big crops if big crops are)
tXM
ix i m i i im ail
. MIAMI, Nov. 27.—"W e cun tee- country to provide adequate fneil
, * t a t 8 per rent per annum on ail deferred payments.
j In
j * _ i x t || a xi Kill
fy without reservation that tin dies for mniiufuclui ing plants.
t ,l7- n f
V VI I
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nesy joy hand as City Clerk and the Seal of the City o f Sanford.
*t® it' a.Tuiility far oxceeds the
t 1>1111*1 II I 11*4 III ,
FlorirW
this
13th
day
o
f
November
A.
D.
1921
•d it wc had before coming
j*n
l\
< o t I t T «H
( III N i \ .11 l l t . i : .
MEAN SHI I'M ENTS HKAV1
K i l l , . 1.1m <|.
in |un Is- i imi n l ) , k l f i tr ot I Im Ill,
ere," uel -i resolution of thunks
FORT H E R C K , Nov. 27.— Stop
(S B fL r
I R. P H IL IP S . City Clerk.
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The Armour IJIU ('HOI* line is complete. It
Muted by vhe governo's pnor to itients of beans me moving from 'I • T w it 11* I J " ' i 1 N • J
l.f W fiu ni!
ij H IM
p*Ni^ II. 2r. 2K and Dec. 5 and 12.
itvakln up and dishan.llng their places where early plantings w in
V\. ii . . i *t*t net tjP?
la lie T« I V IT * Ii
11*
N’ **!».
lormulus nnd nnalyses to suit every Florida cflfl
1i•
ii i i
I ' M I . h b 11•It I *4 |V || f"
Vt 11*1111 If f tl *i > i • fit • I I I
irty I ere
t It.41 t •i t i n
rc alter the tour over the not drowned out in St. Lucie conn
TO ^A I.I. I'R O P E K T Y O W N ER S O W N IN G I'lIO l'E R T Y ON T E N T H 27
soil. Among tlie four types o f B it! rHOl* citljlf
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Ite nr. the guests of Governor 1 1> . hy t he October storm, according t ll* I III 1II N I I I lit H u l l 3
We* si. n i l ,It jilti
S T R E E T FROM P A R K A V K N I E W E ST T o OAK A V E N U E .
i ♦ t i n 11.. 11 ... t • I t K
lures there :s one ( penally adapted to the ltfj
‘ nice :*ni .he State "its varied t , County Agent A Warren, who ft......... 1*1* ut * f i Ii M*ti• * ! I i*.i iila.
I'* 1•
*1.1* i . l l l ' U * *<f M l * i ’i m l
Notice IS hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave tt- 1u fe • i f l i 1 i f 4 f t | . i , | f ' i l l
of your prove
And there’s n BKI ( ’ HOP vff
on winch any l t o p i c a l or semi- , reports that all kinds of truek are .i tk*t I I* ii 1 > «• if m i - ii icmlit' itt •r rhii
i HI " i*f 1 M * ril til i
Bpicn: crop mu) he grown, it* being planted following recension I a*•| ■ I 4't I I *» F**1t f LH\ t k ll K ijil lit* I *’ f 1"I *■ ment ou Tenth Street from Park Avenue west tu Oak Avenue has 1ills# lin f t, * IS 1 Vi
fertilizer
to
satisfy
every need o f your soil W
* * <3 o n ifi 11 * i * *! ii rut i * •j ii 111 »i mi, i hi
11111t 111f4f
** * a t1 ,|S» l|
MUbriHI* *-d n*te which makes it
the high water. Carload ship 1 I* I tl.ii* i*f I **-4 *■nit** i A I ► I**24. In been c u m d e U , and the completed work ha* l,m i frrmMy accepted hy nft l(ml >l i t1, ifI. 11 f 1*1. 1h.iMit
UeHeriptive booklet free on request
( t r ■** vt .
Ilf
. |)JBihic Im man or beast la work nieiit? o f citrus are also moving • |*| " • I •* I It- I . I l l *.f l’tUll| l,4 lit «•«
j.l
, Of t J , i | .41 till III x*
* 1 V
the ComuiiJd'iiin o f the City of Sanford, Florida
li **
-II j> n
Oil
ii lu
111 11
M i l . I I, use.
♦ 1 ill ■W '1 Meet • s jr f t i
BUt lit the open lor lull twelve ftmn a liw |iuckmg houses, tie 1M1ml '•N11.■ltill jiUj:M(iI' yIO
*11,1
■K f in
Warehouse ut Knnford
1I i'** m i l l I , it t I Nl 1 fills, r■ ■1 lew I m"
The following is the final estimate for paving Tenth Street from i r . M pi
aontht' in the year, il» plenteous ' stales,
1>tl 1*11n ll* tl ill l i p .4(4 Ilf 1*1 (I |l* ' 4 141, Ji
l * i . h . i • T -I.# »
\
1 * ! • .* 4
all of these have cent till- '
■ - Armour Fertiliser Works
h* . *|'il|«,i |Mtl.|l*t,,ll N, ‘i.,nt ,*) ll’ Park Avenue- west to Oak Avenue a width i f 21 feet with sheet
I J • W l1'
S'
1 l M .* M |SJ I .. ml
to make Florida the w m t-i
I«•111' ‘ I I 'I'liflt
] I111I■Ili Illll'fJ* I* asphalt, mi a 6 inch lock hnsc
T h e i* .le i to r a p p r o p r i a t i o n liill
1 Ml U i
U
\‘ J\ 1ST
1
W o t Cniiimrrciul and It. R. Ave
t •! i ••ii* * "tistfiil l \p* u •'•'h'.f
‘ state; r **ij we predict that within lie a i i i l o i i i n e d . is s c h e d u l e d to la1: %1 a' lit 44( H
... __
\ \ I T N l. S S r»t> t J l i i i y*ul l In* Mfa* P20 cu >1". grading at 4th
4 S .IIII
next few years it will he u t a k e n u p I l i u i " d a y
i ili. i i * nil < «uf|| *.f Hi* S c u n
I
X
l
I
I
I
II
1
i
l
l
\ n
j i 1 llfa i:.
C o. e.i- n.-dingly large pruduc377 72 ^ I I I 14* »*1•• • m ill 1> . « Vi mJ a le
l i " 1 1 * i l l i ' ll n i l ! *«f F I u m H m iti 41 'jJ;! 497 I in. It loiicrctc curb & gutter at 70c
u f I ’loerIfJn.
BD* its population manyfold in- x . i l n i : u r
. 1*1*1 1 ! t i l ' i N
l o l l 1, ,| ,s. Il|l It, .1, I 'ou lit V , on inn* it H*,jC4 iln. ft. flush curb at 35»
1ti 1 •
1 e 1,* t i
if
h t l w a n l l e t tl
22.40
JI r < : t
i » » nt'S:i» i x iik . ii » i a-|-|i*> nr.xl ' l l ' ,.f i lei t. t.e l
lf . tl h :
si and that it will breomc the
./I 87 lin. ft granite i urh reset at 15, .........
in* i m : ( , i : x i . u t i
* i c l | li I
il I 1
13,05
N i.l I. *• |» ft*. * i-liv
1«• III)
i f ! ' <4?i
h uni center of the Eastern
i: A I'lU 'llA S M
n t' Till'. X T f l'i: UK I i nl i i l i t
VV 1....... || in h y • * - n * Ml i l l Jl T *ill II,*
579
sq,
yd;;,
macadam
foundation
«t
80c
....
I f til the United Stater*" The
163.20
V -l li * ’ a f**■T* 1<\ 1 1VI ll | l$*« ( J A
' Ni l . i t III,. I -11 |-■111 I 'll uI • of t|i»
- TUi •! tv • •( I h i t * rn hi-r
A
!» 1 • * 4
Jacksonville, Fla.
rcrnois expressed thank* to all 1 » l i n ' *•**)♦ |t*»n li. ►• I III L i t • I 1 1» *-. i , *,11, I m l n -I h | i ' I r e n t t
rifli- 579 sq. yd". 2 Inch "beet asphalt top nt $1.0*2
I hit at 11 .| 1* j X1V 1J* 1he 11«* 11* i r ,1 1*1* •
\y «li«i •-»! 1 h* "Ut tl sa% i f '-•" Nl -ill * f * -1 He|olot'll I '" O llty ,
V 1 14I|| w||t *1.1.1
• * 1111* |
Bhn fOiiUtti-.ned to the prngtuin lot f r at e N
I 1lllu * Ilf
101
sq,
yds.
brick
re-laid
at
11,
70.81 j* s J m i t ■ *-f V 11111,4 I * f i l l fill t M il
.In in
\
l
it :
111.#
I l l - *1 K.ll-I n> A VI U t l . l i H D e p U I J H i t , I k .
t^hrir e Pteruiinment in the stute.
. * I 1 >1i • M11 In iiit
tf li»'i< #t till li it *
283 sq. yds. concrete alley ictutn.-i ut 30c
81.90
nt nl*" it n i*hi ,4$ m n ft 1 ( M% il l li'll ti*
x o l I I I UK *1*1*1.11 A I III. I*
i - i t l r * Hi
1 type H. inlet
...............
A N O T H E R lilC IH S T K
'*< 1t\*t IN-f* w I l l i 1 * kx rttilil
30.00
m
i h . i : ii t x i ii.it i Ki t h i v
i i i i i i i i i i i i H i i m m i i i a i a u u n K n , B E ItH D U IX Iill
• 4 l ( K l l .sis l II 111f 1* * »-K U n
I t i l ) n tt ii m
HI r m : I .I A L 'im . "TXT
1
manhole
.
_
'
___
....---50.00
t l t u t t U m .I
|M ll |* * 1| V
ntl t|4$t 4*11
III
n r t h i : s t x t ij o k ri.m
Im tvi fl si itl •* 1 ‘ x»t| $1I t
1 1••1 hlit ti* vt Ii
15.40
77 Kq. ft sidewalk at 20c
V"lli '■ Is ti *■i ,l, y given 11;
’ Uio key xecdon of Monroe county
N \ \ * | rt* c r
t * i » :i
I,
I t , itl,* I p m e l , u s e r o 1 T-v
Laborutorv inspection o f mutcnals ___ ...—
22.08
►o Wod pleased with develop H l( .TO
Il i’ l * F
T ilt * Pit III l l l u .ill- N o J .l l. i l M t i d H i .
,.f J i m . - A l l
1"2: h a s ,"!!*
tents follow ,'lg approval last year In m ! in -In K6i*t aapil Ml H,,, ,1 .It
35.76
Legal expense, advertising, etc. 2 pgr cent .
U t #» Iwn ustiir. *.f nut It t **( ! K i* i i t f it, e e i i i t i r a t e In toy iiffln -, mn
• $3181 imIU bond issue to begin t l i e n m i i " " ( I n k Mow ti
l', I Engineering, 1 per cent
.....- ..........
71.62
in " it i n p p l t i a t hi |i fi»r t a x .1trk oh lha Key-West-to-MainTttut J ^ A
l . u s n t i i ' i' ik t n i r c t i a * , i • In s a e tn ar< o l ,t u n e r w l t t i Ia n- 6nl6
ell
highway that they are now " f
t V e t I f le n t t N n
rj',1
i l a t e'l 1 . 1 I If l e a t r e i n h i S c e s t h e r , i l l " W t n i <
t
l
i
e
111,
,l,i>
u
f
J u n e A t l 1 * 2 1 hue i l , . n l l i u l p r o p e r t y r ! l u s t * - ' t In Pt-in
$1,895.45
Total c o s t ................
-..... ..... —
Jtiitlatmi; plant to vutc on a pro
f i l e d *a!d e e r l l f l r a l e In m> .ifMre
, I'tur t,|a. tn w li
VVU : To be borne by City, 1-3
f i t an additional issue of amt h « " inuite a p p llc s H u n tm ‘lux 111f . H i : vcounty
. $ 631.82
... .—....
, <*f HW’ U , H«C
Tp
H.
D.OtXj with which to continue tie e d tn Issue In lu-enrd s u r e with It U E t<> a c r e s
raid Innd T o be borne by Adjacent Property ow neri ..
$1,263.63
work. It lx rv4 unlikely that l a w 8 ii Id i**rtlflcrtle m ali ra ce s the 1,,'lltK u"erased
Is uf ltls
.■
.
..468
rullnw
lug
d
e
a
e
ilh
r
d
|irn|n-m
sllu.tt.
Number
of
feet
frontage
.....
..
*........
l
e
s
n
m
u
e
uf
"<i
•In In
propowil will he submitted to
ed In H e m lim l" C u u n t l . Kim Ida
l
l
l
l
l
l
r
uf
t«.
n.
$2.70 plus
property owners either in Jail WII
inent per foot frontage
r i r t l f I r a t e stl
,
Whatever your particular need" may be, then* is an ID E A L brand to fib
or February. The first Issue
Heg- SXJ.S ft. N nf at: l 'nr nf c u rdin g tu I
FRED T , W IL L IA M S , Engineer.
lOO.O'.K) made Poxslblo the con- NK*, of N Kh H*-e. 31 Twp
s i< it,r r m n on t
l-y our tinny yuan, experience and study o f Florida conditions.
Description
Foot
Frontage
Final
Assrsatnent
trucUon o f bridges and r o a d w a y s '"0
h i _” " i
" 7 " * tt her, A. D . 1
8 in,:.-j 2 n n n t : n — to lu-res.
IVllriess.
I.ari't* M o c k s o f I D K A L F o r t i l i t p r s
‘ of‘ tfi
“
‘ r a total
E. It. T ra ffo rd ’s Map, Sanford.
1$ both ends
the line
fo
d ID E A L Insecticides, Includ^ljJ^. ^
T h e " S id l a n d I ' r l n x as sess ed m and seal Hit
fcorue’.hing like twenty of the t l i e i l s t r u f t h e I s s u u i t c r u f su cti tohnr, A. I).
H.gh
B LU
Nichols
Triangle Brand
Brand Domestic
Domestic Bluest*n*'_;llt
. ■ Grade
, ,
., E.STO
. N
...E (insist
- ------- -on
.............
» Triunglc
estate,
Lot
7,
Blk
11,
Tr.
4....—
H7
316.91
ire than 125 miles o f thw entire (I )e r lHl flhn -psf it e In t l i r n a m e nf M r s (V
vurricd ut our Sanford Warehouse and quick‘ shipment*
can bo made from Jack**""*,
'
less, Lot 10. Blk. 11. Tr. 4—w~.-.117
316,91
*'lt-tk r'lm ilt C„
itnce,
f t , l e s s s a i d c r r t l f l e u l e s i, s it l*« re*
ty. Ktortdu.
ay E 1-2 Lot 1. Blk 12, TT" 4 ... 68 1-2
157.96
d r r m e d S in - u r d iiiK t o l a w t s x de ed
Ily A. M.
w i l l Is suu t h s r e u n u n I h , I l r J d a y *»rt. Si. at. Nov.
t , INCKKAHKD GOLF FEES
h im c k ^ l-2 Lot 1, Blk 12, Tr. 4 -.68 1-2
157J1&
— , -------i j'
Ltuaf^Sharon, Lot 6, Blk IS, Tr. 4—117
316.91
MULES MULE
ilRST FORD SHIP T i c k Eradication
*
Three Counties
iVES DETROIT In
Is Very Effective
'H AUTO PARTS
• * >5 *H P*
fi
•m
o,
Aff
t t
F e r tiliz e r t
wr
FOR CITRUS AND VEGETABLE
ARMOUR FERTILIZER
IDEAL Fertilizers
ID E A L Insecticides and
MIAMI
Noe. 27-—-The city su
ites will put Into effect Dec.
d fees on the Municipal
;n e at
Hialeah- V Dally
that now are 76 cents
1 to $1A0, and annual
imberxhip tickets will go from
1 to $60, it is announced by O. S,
' manager o f the comae. A
monthly
of $10 will
do not want
TO A L L PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROP;
LO N V ILLB A V E N U E FROM CELERY AVE NU E 80U +H V a ’,
8. * K. BRANCH OF TH E ATLANTIC COAST L IN B ^ IA
Notice Is hsreby given that tho construction of tho' *>p^
meat on Malloaville Atcnua from Celery Avenue south fcytfcq'S,
Branch of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad has beat oomph
tba completed work has been finally accepted by tfie Cqjpm
^
01 S#n f°«L Florida
I
The following la the final estimate for*pa
lowQJe.,
and ita Subsidiary
FLORIDA AG RICU LTU RAL S U P P L Y CO.
Jacksonville. Florida.
:
H- C. M IN K, Sanford Branch Manager. •
Witness my hand as City Clerk and tha Seal of the City of San
ford, Florida, this 13th day o f November A. D-, 1924.
*
(Seal)
/
L. R. PHILIPS. City Clerk.
'
Nov. 14; 21, 28 and Doc. 5 and IS.
T t - - ( ”*
=V1
WILSON & T00MER FERTILIZER CO
tove and foregoing final assessments are payable without inip to JJigembcr 15th, 1024, and from and after such date said
asirQtnents will be payable only In Un equal annual Installeafth InUrest at 8 per cent per annum on all deferred payt
J t J t { M i*
; is a
_________ ~fci_'*L;>’ . / .al^
■ ■ i. i
Fungicides
I
-
4
2 i*v;
' If *
- I V .t ilr
-I .[) -W* I
C-—r-
i
�■ a B g p n n m n i
TH E SANFO BP 8 3 *
uy Wholesale
Tective January 1st
’-♦fnkmrtrn
cis M ir
M rix ■ •d w iii; I ' n
X M A S
GIF
SUGGESTIONS
ichelle Maines
O a (Treat many pcois tho annoMQce,le of the wholesale
notions buslnese.tof o u r - story
brick
• by Covington and
ckronvilloto Churchwholesale dry goods
sane city.
wW e it a rule never to be party
to liliy transaction unlear. I believed
the other party would profit :thero!>}*• Our motto has-tdwniys been,
success for Our Customers Is Suc
cess for Us.' ' ~
,
much cannot be paid o f my
1
T*BK * n' for Messrs. Churchwell Brothers. They are fine men,
ana successful business men, who
ion, it id announced, moHt the entire confidence o f the
c Jan. 1. The coti- 8dbue. Our good w ill goes to*
T o the Eminent Comihander, oft
fiw ra and frotera o f Tnyjor Com*
tnandery Number 28 Knights Teraplar.
. ..
y
a*‘ Ono of our number hay sheath*
cd his swot’ll and , answering1Urt
■Uminons to enter [tho Aaylum mbove. has gone to claim .*bd- re*-’
ward which th e 'tre a t Captain, of
our Salvation has promised to
mm with the business.
I ‘hope j those who conquer In hi» name.
pproximutely $600,“ Our valiant Knight Sir Schdle
that our friends and our customers
r more than passing w ill aatend to them tho same good Mamea met the grim Messenger
w ill and confidence which they hn-ic bravely and while ho has now poaalways so generously extended to sed from life Militant to the life
Triumphant, we. his fratera deep
««• "
,,
.
ly deplore hia going. Our hearts
Largest In South.
I t 'is expected that -when the' are saddened not only by his death
transaction goes into effect, the b;it by the thought that after so
largest wholesale dry goods con many years Intimate companion
cern In the South w ill result. The ship with him, and so many hours
stock o f both firms is now in th e! spent in the sunshine of his wenneighborhood of-SCUO.OOO, and when j inl amiability, we ,pnw find words
the offices and stock o f Churchwell bUt-hclpleon messengers to ronvey
Brothers are moved into the Cov the fan 1 sorrow which we feel. Yet
ington building on Jan, 1, it is we who would gladly help to
planned to greatly increase tho lestoro tiie sunshine of *oy and
talc* force o f ihe present organ happiness to the sorrowing souls
ization. The entire force o f the vfho loved him best, can o ffer them
Covington Company, one o f fjio no more than our sincere sym-
most efficient in the trade, may be
retained.
A substantial increase in tho vo l- 1 father to tiie fatherless and the
Jmc o f business done is also e x - ! widows husband.
.meted, due to the more advnnta-1 “ Schellu Mnincs died too y*oung
Tc o u r location, which is in
the but he -lived long enough to ren
Heart o f the shipping center o f the , der .splendid sarvivo to the coini
city. J. It. Churchwell predicted, mucity in which he lived and the
tiiut within u short time they would | influence or Buck .a character as
be doing on annual business of his ought to be an inceptive tu
the fulthful performance o f evory
* 2,000.000.
Tho Churchwell Brothers went trust .reposed.
“ flo was our Brother, our Com
to Jucktmnville -from Cordele, (In.,
in 1922. They had been engaged panion tried and true, our Knight
in virtues
for 12 years there in the jobbing — whose blade, alone
cause, he drew. And ns he stands
business.
within the walls wo seem to see
his Knightly nlumo
waving to
o r A 1*1’ I.IC A T I OSi
con
D eed to Isx ur In urrn ntK tire tv ilh beckon us
onward and upward,
r e p | X I l l ' l l F R C T I O X 073 law-.
Halit
certific a te
isnlttucKii For
|B (iK.XKII A I . S T A T I . T I E I
th e f o l l o w i n g itescrlli ed
p r o p - r t y " I t scemeth such a little way to
IB i T t T i : O K F I . t i l t I I I A.
UK
s l t o n l e i l In Hemltinle C o u n ty , F l o r
I, herein g i v e n th a t K m - ida. t o - w l t
Across to that strange country*,
i parelitser o f T u x C c r l l l- o l 75 V i l l a Hites ut T w i n 1-akes
tile Beyond,
I 1173, (toted th e 1st d a y
not strange, for it has
jl. p 1 ()( ha s P l e d said T h e said land Lodiur as sessed at tin- And yet
# 111 in) o f f i c e and has d a t e o f th e Issuance o f such c e r t l grown to tie.
titration f o r T a x De ed In fli-ute In th e nail),, l-f A C W l l i - o s
The homo of those of whom we
Efcordan- e w i t h l a w . Hold
'That Knitii.r M aas i-uli- lii ij rr , ,i
a n :o fond.
L mi 11Nice a Ih e f o l l o w Inn
E p r> > | »ily
s itu a t e d
In T a x C e r tm .-a li- N o
di-te-l lli.
They make it seem fam iliar and
E y - in lF l o r i d a . In . u It
moit dear.
1st dn> o f Jun o
A
D. I UOl, has
H VIII i Kites
at
T w in
f i l e d suhl c e r t l f l c n l e In m y o f f l y e As journeying friends bring dis
tant rogions near,
and has m s ile up pi lea l i o n for. T a x
l l e s d to Issue In ftcoordii n re w i t h Bo close it lies, that
when our
Inw.
Hold c e r t i f i c a t e c nlh rn re s th.
sight is clear.
f o l l o w i n g d e s e r lh e il p r o p e r l y ullti
We think w*o almost see the glor
kins Mans p u r c h . i - e r o f t i e d In U-'iii Inole C o u n t y , K lorl-la
ious strand
gral. No m i. dat---l the t o - w l t ;
D ots 17 nn-l 38 V i l l a Hites til We know, we feel, those who"have
g July A. D . 181 J. has ,
I c r f llf lc a le In m y n f f l r e • T w i n L u k e s , T h e said land helm ;
gone from here;
ks4e mipl lent Ion t o r T n x iiSKKSiied ut th e d a l e o f th e lean
luu, In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h « nee o f such c e r i l f l c u t e In I h e llano- Come near enough to sometimes
I certificate e m b r a c e s th e o f U n k n o w n
touch our hand,
l b i l i as said e i - n i r l e a i u el, ill he
-}»». r Ho d p r o p e r l y utt We often think that but -fiTr our
trsiliude C o u n t ) . F l o r i d a . r e d e e m e d ac c o r d I n# In law l i s ,1• ---I
veiled eyes.
w i l l lu eu« t h e r e o f on th e 2-.d uay
j rut of V i l l a Hites
T h o o f Dcceniher, A 1> U 2 C
W e should find Heaven right aW
l
l
i
u
o
m
y
o
f
f
i
c
i
a
l
s
.
1
li t-elTiK sssensert s i
the
tiout uh lies."
Ikr Issuance o f such cc r- and sent i h l s l lie ?5rd d a t - <
Courteously Submitted.
ta il
1k the name o f A D Hmllh, toiler, A P
Hamel E. Tolar.
trams Mans purch i s e r o f
H A I m l ’ Cit.ASK,
Kflrtl. Nil U T ! . il u tn l th e C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t Hernlnolc C 11 ,
James Moughton,
ty
.
F
lo
r
id
a
.
.id Jim-. A . D. 13»li, hits
John L>. Jiukins.
I evrtlflc aie In mV * o f f i c e U y A. M W E E K S , He inn • C o r k
Committee.
V o v T M Jl . f8
a i d r ap p lle n tlo li f o r 'l u x i let. f t 31
tifirnta In jny of fifed
- ,jM>DlIc«llnn for T » *
i dliThc&rdanee With
1(finala
tlw
crllisU
p ro p e rty
81f-
nfclc ^ u m fc y rfo rtiln ,
ifvHflfq pt BteH. Bsc.
W RIST
, C rueti'— thi
Look for ihe name
achievement, * 1
. •»
L ••
GftUEN.
'
Henry- M eL.aulln, Sale ’A n t
^TO ILE T
the latest
“ " T i e h W ^ l i U i l i t t * Jeweler
B iL v a n
When you buyJtUv
best. Garbani, Holn
wards, Community;,
cheap, but ,how. good
rNnlio M lirrt:o e f*a .
being a*s<ta«ed at the
,1atr « f thn Ipauanea uf »tich rfrtl-flnsl* In ,Ui*. h in t of V. II. IUML
' U nit** «*k l cartlflcnti-a atiall ,b«i
rulaamail necnixllnx to liw t » « dead
wIlIVlMua tlM-reoii on the ISlh <la»‘
or D*e«nilt«r. A . D. J8IL
' 'Wltnem my official xlunntmv
and sural this 111* •tli day of Kd*.
vefnlicr, A. t >. 1951. .
.‘ •
|& a . notrnLABS.
(flta l)
Clerk Olroui Court.
Fcrolnnlr (Jimmy. Florida.
Py A. II. WHHKJVD. C.
V,__
,1
'll
n ..
r. ■ -rtf
tlift swill lain! hem# a
Woolen,Mills, suits tailored to your
individual. measure. I!Q5’ East 2nd
Street. Only $25.
raraltl cn r*lft ioie
Mliaa. linx;
IIH1 ■niiui,'
IHKMU anvite.
MJIJMII’R
find,
Used tu Ismoo ■InlfaoC
-J ,
fallowing ilrtcrihctt: '|
*, J
Ball Hardware Co.
*
ake chances
ion mixture— Buy the
U[bI m
iwn guaranteed All Wool Scotch
<)Me vf.tho iMitsnec
ri.inio In tlnFff|Ufte of,
■Thot K. J. ILVfth.
Tux Cvrltricaie No, t
fcth day or June, A.
fltoil
T
C L A £ K JE W E L
Gas Bangs at
Try Smith’s B
Shop fof^good b
work. Ladies wel
Next touV aldez. •
«
wiled lii S.niiniUn *Coi
Isyr. HoM c^ rllflclle *
t<*twlt: t:U Of BVlUtv
SI, T w o . li» F. Its nits t
t f h f Kind Innd iMtlnjC tC
iU(s of thC'.lKSimlMdn
flen ry Mcl.apiln
t
1 212 E .itau .
’ [Chests o f
:$ H y e rw a rc
'McKinnon-Markwood Company
For Ofi years, millions have rut,
lied soothing, penetrating St. Ju
coba O il-righ t on the tatider spot.
,
npd -by ih « time
~'
*-
jr
X
m unlty-Plate and
. Roger’s ■Ware
A Fine Candy
10c Everywhere y \
\ ,Diamonds
fWendarful Shewing of
hits' in the city.
Priced
fio to (l.ooo.
[erlinc Silverware
It (ilaiiH and China
they say Jack lloJbinBon—out comes
•the.rheumatic pum
trlihg and Plated
[Reasonable Prices
and dlstceis.
'f
Jacoba -Oil
is «
harmless rheumn
I h
S L
tlsm and pain Im
i i S
iment which n eve,
disappoints
und
doesn't burn
the
" i ' skin. It taken pain,
soreness and stiffnoss from aching
V / 'lT l ^°',,ts, muacles und
'WtpW bones; stops sciat
i
- —I ien. lumbago, back
ache and neuralgia. .'15 cents hot
tlq guaranteed by all druggists.
Ware
A dazzling- cluster o f Silver
and Jewelry today delights
the visitor to the Diamond
Palace.
L E T Y O U R J K W E Y E R BE Y O U R G IF T
W r k il W a lch c H
ubfc-n, Oman ami Elgin
G ln t’s Watches
A l l S t a n d n r tl
tr P r i c e s A r e
M akes,
R ig h t
COUNSELOR
301 E. First StiAuit
T*. WninbcrR, Trop,
tiurday, Share These Savin g!
pk Toweling
172c Yd.
Pumps
■
I s* *
■yvPn O m n u in i und
Hale of Ikrpken
strap j)iiiniiR and
tli is Saturqny.' I
■rntjern — all 8r«;
pn.22 inch widths.
I linen— only Sat-
ly $H.r»n and
*72c yard.
urday $2.tC pai
Floor 2— 1)1.
FJoor ,2— n
Dresser Scarfs <
Reg. $Gt5U val. Hand
lutce medallion rinsotj£ deeoruted, sot with f«s t
and lace etlged storf foecoiora/l Set of spread
dressers aA l buffet ir^'
and, l|Pkter cover, Satur10x48 ineWts.
Tp selK,
duy 4 W W ; .
Saturday al OOc.
‘I
>
Muin Floor— L>-1.
’ '-o
'y l
Scarfs
I J s ^ R 'd
silk scarfs—
New Yorl;
to sell
this low price
Hohian stripes and ail
brillignt Bhades. Satur
day at* $1.95.
It is amusing’—or saddening— to realize how some people are
“ gluttons for punishment.” Each year they put o ff Xmas
shopping till almost the last minute. Then they hurl them
selves pell-mell into pushing, panting crowds and expect
but o f course, they're usually disappointed in their purchases.
Fortunately the great majority o f us do our Xmas shopping
more intelligently. Watch for example, the folks at the Kanner Store, already selecting holiday needfuls; leisurely choos
ing the very finest gifts available at the particular price they
can afford. S )
\
Lunc4fieop'^et j
jt -; |
S tam p et^for’lWbruij
cry— lqm h^m ;qTj)t|h qr
4 n a p V W ) V^hii-kufq i
designs "for ♦£>ulr- fchqlc
We consider it a great privilege to serve the liiialligont shop-
36 -seta , Saturday'JH
Non-Lacing Girdle
$3.75
Girls’ Dresses
$5.00
/
Made of mercerized
broche with elastic in
sets— clasps in front.
Lightly boned — Satur
day in Hizes 2ti to 32 at
$3.75.
Woolen joraoy bloomer
dresses fo r girls 2 to 6
years.
Sm artly trim
med with embroidery.
In G bright colors at $5.
SPO KT W R A R SHOI
Floor 2— p-1.
•*Flocr 2— D-I.
50 Rag: Rugs
$2.49
Feather Banding
Yd.
Be|ftU|(r/$1.50 yard—
>stri$ili feather -banding
S cn iiid , black, corn!,
Vjle^* white, pekin, nil
t U w y the yard at
eaph. !
Wottidnlt It b«
upI undid If *_*r«ryone followed the
“S h o p E a r l y "
txaruple
People like to trade where they get the most In
value find style fo r thoir money. Undoubtedly that is
why these Saturday Kales have been b o sucaessful.
Conte this Saturday. Hhare—
Floor 2— IL L
Radium Slips
$5.75
All from our regular
$2.75 atock— vividly hued
.rag ruga for bath or bed
room.
Sale Sut urday,
cnch$2.49.
Very new* — splondid
v a l u e s — hemstitched
bodice tops and 20 inch
hems.
In navy, black,
flesh, white at $5.75.
Flocr 2— D-I.
Floi-r- 2— IL L
Colorful Hats
*$3.75
Sale of $3.50 Hose
$1.98
Velvet bengaline and
satin hata— from regular
showing. Many form er
ly as high as $7.60. In
full colors-—ut $3.75.
Martha Four Fubt hose
— heavy quality Milanese
Bilk in both fancy and
plain. In black, brown,
gray, fawn at $1.98.
Floor 2— D-I,
Main Floor—;D-I.
'
Sale ht Holiday
Frocks, $19.50
of ,', no
many K u n i r
palroneT
*
i^ lt o r — 0 4
Plain and embroidered
tham etm dr eases, twlllceo -and wool poplin
dressea — r e a lly , .w ofth
from 4^25 to. $.29,50. A ll
sizes from 14. to 40 do
nqvy, jgreon, cocoa, tail.
rosewood. ’ Attract
trimmed— to aaU*
Saturday at $19.00,
>*locr 2— D-I.
213 SANFORD AVENU1
�l.ot-r
P P P l j P P P I l 11v
vr
Herald
>v A
________ nf»P«
? ••
Any community might derive profit
ftimilar to the ones sent out by the Chic
cover just what is wrong with the modern
W*T»'
Dr. Clinton D. Coxf Drexel Park Presbyt
■n
iiic a w .*—
r a iu * im n n ----- __ K s u s t r cago, received answers to his questionafre
r s * M u n seventy-five fathers. The fathers were .
taelto.Avreae ,
anonymously so they opened their hearts
i m o i v ---------. . . .
iT.M Biz Month* ...I! *# fully and freely. Adam-like, the gentlemen
____ . P*«
> buy by Currier.
~
Edition 1100 the blame upon the wives and mothers,
raignment were read November 2 from the pf
- NOTICEi A ll obltoarr thors of the letters sitting serenely In thj
rd* o f thanks. resolution*
• of eniertalnmenta where to look* as innocently interested as possible/
m are made w ill be charted
Then the following Sunday night Dr.
racular advertising rat**.
from
two hundred mothers to whom he hi
aaaociA T F .il r n r a a
Associated Press la esclus- questionoiro.
And would you believe it,
tlsd to (he uee for repubof all newa dlapatahre blamed the wives for most of the things >ij
to II or not ntherwlaa cred* ,
B this paper and alao the local with the home.” But these letters also beingj
(published herein. All rights women o f Dr. Cox’s church took the opj
' llcallnn of apeclel dlepatcht are also reserved.
several observations which more than likl
eye phots" in every section of the Drexel Pa
DAY, NOV. 28. 1924.
Church.
TH O U G H T FOU TO D AY
For instance one way the women took fi
D W IL L PRO VID E: — Take blame upon wives nnd mothers was to assert,
Ught Baying, What iihall we of them, th at: “ Mothers raise their hoys to b
What ahall we drink 7 or,
"Th e average mother", one w ife wrote, *■
that ahall we bo clothed 7
aeek ye first the kingdom of the boy, is his slave, and convinces him he is,ip|
and HI* righteousness; and all Naturally he expects his w ife to do the «ame.£
things ahall be added unto
Women untrained for managing a home w ‘
Matthew fl:31, 33.
hlamed, especially women who know nothing
H sBEl L T H E W O R LD "
of children and have a horror of being tied tjo:
hood.
>h«n 11 not supposed to have
JMnch common aenac or tact,
But each of the women paid her respect
a r s time ahe Inyn an egg
father’s
short-comings, and the polite con
cackles forth the fact.
have kept its eyes fixed straight ahead to kd
■ter hasn’t got u lot
nico gentlemen blush.
iw,
! intellect to «how,
"In the Field Museum," one wife wrote to Drj
none the less most roosters
is
a
tableau showing the life of a scissor’s hir'd.*
have
mnle of this specie, when children come into his
High good sen *e to crow
female up in the nest and keeps her a prisonur
le, the most despised of
children can fly. Th at’s the modern mini.*
to ,
home a prison; his w ife a prisoner, lit1brings
j a peraiatent way,
letting folk* know he's around he thinks she needs, and saves the choicest mo'
3y hia Inaiatcnt bray.
self."
“ Man must have his ‘day o ff'," tersely w
busy little been they bur.*,
Its bellow nnd cow* moo,
wife. "W ho ever heard of a woman’s day o ff?
Watchdogs bark, the ganders
"H e deals out little petty sums to the wo
quack,
insists on dictating how tiirse sums tire to Ue'Hji
And doves and pigeon* coo.
partnership?" asked another woman.
peacock spread* hi* tail and
"The husband will not sacrifice," one w if
squawk*,
must have all his luxuries, his tobacco, his sh
_ i squeal and robin* sing,
expensive dinners down town. The wife must
even serpent* know enough
To hiss beforo they sting.
uries to provide for his."
"
But
the
summing
up
was:
"W
ere
the
huslne
n, the greatest ma*terpiece
ts affairs in as untrained hands as is the ho
Nature could devise,
often atop and hesitate
would he in had shape."
Before b e ll A D V E R TIS E .
Summed up by the utilitarian standard J . j f
V
S
a
n
fo rd were to send oul n questionairc, pe$v
Did you have turkey Thursday 7
mous answers *>n what is wrong with the Horn
families will have it for utilitarian here as well as in Chicago?
remainder o f the week.
W’ luit IS wrong with the modern home?
• • ' ■■■■■ o----—
-------------- n--------------- , .
__
„
M r*tA
,
Du
per* la with the postal clerk*
Self-Study Can He Danjreroifl^L
Unless a person has a true sense of proportiolij
.mail your Christmas package* to measure his own virtues and his own short-tiii
an unbiased and detached viewpoint, retrospect!
ways a profitable pastime; while introspection]
Have you noticed the great
number of strange fares on the genuinely harmful.
(treat* of the c ity ! The tourist*
This applies particularly to th >.*u* unfortunaj
coming.
so far acquired the habit of thinking of themsej
ifeT
S— ---<>- —
interests are ever given first place in their mi
The frankest woman In the world
The hypochondriacs o f the world are pel
Jane Durr, writer tuid novelist.
Very simply say*. ’ ’ I am alone themselves better than anything else uii F.nrth^
(the world and want n man.”
They spend their days and nights thinking of
KB S — — o- - - - - ngs 'to worry about rhino iug in connection with this self-love a large,
llleroma Is the name of a rare Devils, they go through life fearing this (list
which causes the nose to disease, imagining the possession of this nili
irden to almost rock-like texture. ailment and finally acquiring their greatest enj
j
t>-------There ia nothing extraordinary a recitation of their troubles to all who will gi>
And the hypoehondraic is really a most wret
n the way Charlie Omni in liegm*
.■second matrimonial venture, ual. The imaginary ailment bring pain and
•ay*, "w e’re happy.”
degree almost as distressing, it never so fata ,
Jf >.
— -■ o -----Prince of Wales says hi* ailments after which they are patterned. By t ill
visit to the United States lease exclusively, there is no doubt hut what thj
the thrill of a life lime. To makes sickness the dominating factor in life; hr
BO Americans
it wu* equally
goes on no other subject for conversation, no ot ioi- (imfigm
lUng. ;§
for tjie quiet hours of mediation, have a chant e tjOjCOQt^ l
f
- -------- « ------; « l 0 three rent cake of yeast, it the front in the diseased mind.
i ylM y I
been estimated that there are
Introspection, thus, can become dangerous. Uji\ireH»t
Ity-two limes as many yeast
>■* there are people in the moments of self-study arouse desires to go out tlfld <io fcj
things for other people, unless they fill a persoi ’R tnirtd Wi
it in world.
W —— O*------appi eciat ion for the blessings of life and deti rmSrWitiop
Samuel Oompers elected an head
show
tlb* appreciation through unselfish servitk!—.service*
the American Federation of l.a
which
the thought-of self has no place— unless jtaeHVsttfi
Como* as regular each yeui an
./..i L.. j j
J
of July and Thankngu mg lesults m making the individual a more? useful lurid rum
f
»/
kindly member of society, then the time given t l Ithe VtR
;
■—■—- o --------jett is worst* than wasted.
1- i *«’
St. Loui* man claims to have
The
next
time
you
go
exploring
into
the
real
s
o fo £ il
j * cure for hay fever by "re
illg " on top of u skyscraper
take note of the reaction— and an honest warning:
remained in the building for
1
jl»e Weeks fievi-r going la-low the
l> FAVORS every year made new
th floor.
¥
O gifts with rain and sunshine sent!vJYohlbitipn is likely to result in
The bounty overruns our due,
'«
he •ale
sale o
off the
tl
Middlesex County
The
fullness
shames
our
discontent.
: <
In LdWttll, Ma**urhu**et* The
—
Whittldf-V.
H
*
Iding will |>robal>ly be sold and
money turned into the counireasury.
*
Fines oolleeted from hlasphern
im iivis, who agreed to stop
miners,
GKTTJN(J ALL LO(’AL BUSIlfES!
I )A YTON A N KWS
■n *
had to fine themselves
roku their promise, have
for A handsome clubhouse
nod recently at Nrwbrancepcth
Durham Colliery village.
— ‘ t ' j j r ---- O-------Weekly Peninsular, a n**w
newspaper, has made its
at Daytona Reach.
ishcd
Jones and McHweonr the naes publication hope* to
T the dklly field In the not far
' *fi‘ M .
1*
B b U
cry member of thp
ing fur something
a better hour be a.
irilioduelion of y
There i* tur bettor
ing the friendship
than in the cverfl
lit* and bustle
er.
It's the idc
acquaintance
be, or who
ing his good f|
er houses.'
Many or
houses are _
in the daytl
In the evaiUnL
order merchandlsi
_ tu
Mail order houaees use much city is made,
know thought in oderting advertising in the evening
sharpen- mediums- Local merchants who offsele the alw__
bad loan* are successful, do the same.
Y osr advertisemenl
Careful study of the situation nlng newspaper cA
t^a.— Bob
J U M U ..
will convince any merchant that cy orders from
Many methods o f combating,
mail order houses have been de
vised and discarded
The only
method that has stood the lest i*
advertising.
Ily advertising cumtanlly, the
local merchant fights the mail or
der house oi^ it* own ground, with
ita own best weapon. Mail ord
future.
er house* build up ernormou* sale*
now Tallahassee h*« a new through judicious, constant adver
The first issue o f the Flor- tising. I .oca I merchant* have the
te Journsl. ss a dally up- same opportunity.
In fact, local merchants possess
Wiadaesday. It is to lie
xovery morning exrei>t ( one advantage over their mail ord. Orosvennr Dawe is the <>r rivals; if they buy at home,
while Robert 8. Daws 1s customers can inspect their m«rchaodioc before buying.
manager.
• newspaper man, for the evening newspaper is more ef- tant cities next
ha would have used factiva than any other medium he
The right tlm«
pd can
alog peril ia in
..
newspaper cornea
r at th* hour mhea .#v • t
_
" ■
'
LOVE ME, LOVE MY DOG
it
& HI ,
t * Heron* Class M oil*r.
*T.' 1*1*. at the ro «lo fftc «
w!-' V lerlila. under Act of
The ChrUtma* rush begin*.
Mir shopping early.
.
JgERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28,
"What Is Wrong With The Hoi
------ i—
(
O A N D o iis a j:
The Cmnafy Islands, lik, j
have no snakes, but it i,
for picnics now.
iflfg
Bflne.
L
kVt
I FTa C "btTU. Hf*/e
Th le Tm* ' cewe
He is s o Fc w p
OF
^
In Eucrisls.
uromptly
■tilling o f
Next
kn forces
declines
British
f g w an Rack
GNAN'
; GlT /
« e about
Begonias grow wild in j <TvJ
have never been there, but H
be because they stay out sJ l
Russia has a population
000,000, some of which, cwt^
general opinion, don’t netdi{
According to a French-i
law, stealing a kiss In w,
not a crime, but we kneir |
>> -
There are stars so distant
their light 30,000 years t
perhaps there are friends \
S^ow.
PRS sen a
British
Egypt,
lose poor
art* not
»urt" to
. are told
get out
lie worse
The greyhound can run S i
an hour, so if you get one h i]
should be late for supper.
The po’.c star is nlwayi
over the north pole, justliku
ment house dwellers in wi#v
Oh gosh! Italy has *
lightning bug. Oh well, * !
ringing radio bugs.
express
bllshing <
V’/ r^ in d .” nn-!
fighting 1
have nn-1
Iso h a v-1
1of Irish-'
tIChem. I t ’s
1(11(1, that did |
■eq hundred;
idrlThe poor1
't o l>eing
Bavin
nving their
over them !
_ scattering
e ftfth a t there'
t left in
iTnhjtV.'n rope o f
NVe can’t resist wonde.„
Ita ly ’s singing lightning bag|
sings twice in the same pi
A
In a single seasnn hanxiu(
grow as much as 40 feet, |
whut ambition will do in i]
working tree.
aH
The* sun’s ray> take wdjj
minutes to reach the earth,■
looks as if they would b* i
tnd tired.
With English coal rcsenril
.iiatcd at 133 billion l-'ns.sih
gucr.s otf-hand that Am«
ierves are n coup e of tons.t
1 t'olumhin
I'.tuliirrulosis is
■ —
tjoffvjtam ins In
FLO P 11>A T IM KS-UNION
|[t^i liartially of
; milk fat, grew
tm»jrv|iji'ked the
The l h:u lesion Post in a very | Florida's boom started w ith the
X'ncration
ey -alat) showed conservative and not unfrien d ly | "d isro veiy " of the land by newcom
w\ ’ ta' . disease, way Is udvi'ltig the people of that ers and those who had finally come
[fakdpum
and section t ii uve ordinary
caution to acci-p' the true stories sent out
e'tfi lung trouwhen undertaking to move to F lo r regarding possibilities here. T here
ida. That Hu* state has a "boom" j is nothing a rtificial or flim sy about
1 H P with n on the Po-t declares, and "booms" | the average transaction in
the
FLORIDA NEIGHBORS ARK WORRIED
r V ^ m in
A ” are not porta .dai ly recommended.
i state
A com fortable dw elling, a
| w ell-b u ilt.
.u tisfu ctn rily
located
business place, a modem hotel in a
lavoruhle neighborhood, an acre of
land adapted to the gro w th o f citm k fiu its or celery or tomatoes
or potatoes; ail o f these tilings de
the possible pioductivity of the
ktrVSV 'including propel t)
innnd u fa ir price. N n more than
"F lo rid a I- -till going at a great would lie paid fm like offerings in
rn te," say.- the Post “ The boom is other sections.
Fs'T. 'fornielly
tw in g in g -o n
I ha n-ul estate shjnT o some it would
seem
that
tliu Colonies g|es oTV -*>“
till i.iult i ply mg miruct*«t of
lndo- •uloUhly nnd thi olfices for record S5.Odd an -n re for an orange grove
t* cloud
*think
V.1 forming
»
111 1ling land ttan te r* rem aining open was *i high price, or the m ine for
?hl •can
--rg.7—
-.... . with- HI lilgnt to .o uiiiiioilule
unniodute business.*'
business
an acre upon which celery lias been
xay1. ' " f the fb i. newspiip, i t'H-i on to say that successfully glow n hut it is not
is making to
uneasiio . ptcvails, or is be high. Tin- purchase price can InJiI t Moc against the ifrinitinar
*1*..* the
«t.. iboom regained in a year or two with
ginning to l.*»
lie l i l t , that
ennnot last alwuv--, and th at some
rd in ary condition* p revailing.
Here, may come n |)eople will Itoj al p in es tlmt m e
The purchaser of a building loti
ht.:
fiqinti and the Unit higher than tin- teal value o f tin*
..........
' . can build upon
\ pipre terrible in land.
it and sell it. mo *1 probably w ith in
futW than the wur
Speculation i* a Iw u y, present, | a year, nnd make
■mrthing on the
among the bout
Tbet are a score of 1
(I mo-t conser irivf* tm cnl
.s
vative jtenpii-*
pe, illation car
towns in F t.im h -sm all cities
come i i f * fo rw a rd ll-i 11i. iiange-. and where th em ,* no
it and insists lln* cotton and - Dm k mm keth und and newcomer* itn a vuciint house,
d crowd in w ith I
ter how much n lic e ts in tin- pt It i of corn and others while limy
re puttin g up a '
such war wheat ami oil nUd illilllft ric It home
n ami u - l- a human t ran
Florida i* t he wonder r-tate of
pcnilnt ion and I
nough to will never be cm In nil'll
cu u n tiy. und win e some reckless
thorough
Put people of i(otnut! • .ipacity investor* w ill certain ly lose money
and fair judgment nn d u.it fie here they vv.nild do the same tiling
win tied over Fl»nda bun! value.-,, elsewhere
Florida has m illions of
O n e* turn
I In- " I k MIIIi " I n i ' I H v * Is
b iefly acres of tin,- lands untouched by
lues night nnd ! c ni -entrnteij on
-nli ilu isiolm, the plow-. It titTeri- n most rem ark- I
sn’t building those j which will ultim atclv be parts of able field f* i industries, the needs
}y tp take thi Mik we.I grown
and well estalilishetl o f the population being g reat and
droll
for a little i-In ula towns and (Hie.tin* production yet small in m anu
le clouds.
I he rtate is being advertised ill facture*.
is - making futile th i- time ratiu-i more extensively
Besides being the w in ter play- (
th a couple o f gus Iban ever beftue. .mil the result is ground fm the nation, it offers un
from Europe and shown in n steady influx of prtm- usual opportunities for those w ho,
eviration
pci iora. Some conn to buy for would work in any of the many
ti'sale, and others many of them fields o f endeavor it is capable of
m e planning to haute and live in sustaining ten tim es its present
Kt*t from A s ia '
ihal
Mivu. it,'
it; if
i wc don't this fine clln iiit. wf o ie opportunity pupulntinii, and has advantages of
|fpeml, a
if u.ur, (lidl)irs to muke 'is slundiltg vvitli n - mile and a bund a mild clim ate, great productive- '
lis c6u _
safe w lfji'-,flying inn \held out fo r all who undertake nest, of soil anil liberal governm ent.
hinest-aml^ nubmnrifnj*. t
to add thrift i- • u trip iiH tt and Flnridn's "bonm" should lie pci m u -,
F ortU m itely, howcVc^,
in
tin win k out a fm tun. flotl the ground I lient, ami only I fie foolish need lose
]ong fU/v,lMntclligciu e wins wars "i in qthcr wav 1money by investing here.
'ad ev'pr.jUiinjr else.
And with
at e x c e s s iv e v a n ity
the
white
ccs m ay.'ady thut they have a
a ir•p e re e ftla g e o f -the w orld’s in
s-llijrence'on th u ir sid e--alth o u gh
k S O W II.I K SCN I IN I I.
cintBtry, Just now. doe* not
|how Avutell of it.
^twAp'. as long
The Post believes that there is a
full alg reat amount of speculation under
frcAiylily under- way. and i<utr<- th a t the values be
id ' the t ivsteri- ing placed on real estate ia some
ittA fs glands, o f the ni.i t widely advertised «ec
V iiy toiward f
TKat will cm- ! tio n * are n itilicial and not li.i.ed o'i
Gossip—
How annoying it is to hear about your mvn af
fairs in a round-about-way.
One
o f tho most
rigid rules of this bank is that all businefj with
its customers shall l*e held in strict t'infiuence
Your business with this Bank is held inviolate and
we wouldn’t hesitate to discharge any employee
found violating this rule.
FIRST NATIONAL BAN!
A C O M M U N ITY B U ILD E R
F. P. FOSTER, President
B. F. W H IT NEK, Cask
FOR SALE
Five Room liunyalow and additional
lot for building. On Sanford Heights,
last chance at $5,500.00.
REST BUY IN SANFORD
E. F. LANE
REALTOR
First National Bank Building.
PH O N E to.
ROOMS S<M|
WALKS F O Itt 'E - M i s * Itubn Williams. Reginald 8. lM*|
Much Whrlchell
WIIV 1)0 THEY NOT VOTE
w hy Is it m tuirii to gel people i thing h.,s happi'iii'd aguiti. f)nly ,
IN
I LAYS, wo sent Christ to vote? A g n a t ileal has been Home million mole vote* were cast 1
aiity in le anvagt red skin. Now
f ■*■ <■»«.«- • ,
Dr.- Guthrie’s Episcopal ( Tilld ll -.ml about the IbJO and 11)24 "uvu- I in l ‘J24 than were ca.*t in 1920 nnd
N n't?, York. red lridlan chiefs on- Iniii hes” and "landslliie-" hut tfie I thi* gain is about equal to the
jQ ght'nt to help along Christ fa il remains that in both instance* number of voters due from the not
iU/..'r V
V
)
le*-. than half of those qualified ; mal increase of population. Tin* !
L ist’-^pjiduv "U|vwations” wen* cast their ballot*. Neither i ’tesi- increase doe* nut seem even to u<
‘•rod, tgjhjf:- god^'ot Uic Indians,
Jin-«antt' whoever they may lii-nl Harding m r ITc-ulont Cool- count for the newly-emanciputrd
tka Kt*-Non-Tun, uigr was the choice of n majority women voters who were expected
IsYKuentiiig Deer, wear of ihecitixens of the United -States to swell the returns to uncountable i
j
eall)*>re!i
war lionnet, eligible to Vote. Both were elcctisi numbers.
Mr. Kent find* that even a large
lcitwiUs" in hi* nn0-t Iryore was anoth- b> majorities of minorities of the proportion of those who went so !
people. The same is true, no doubt,
far ns to rerister did not follow 1
i^h smother strange of nil their prcdccei-sor*
this up by voting.
)t>if time was had
" A l W years ago the fact thnt
' \
“ It is fairly car)' to assign rea- less than 40 per cent of the native
is said to und paturn’ ised adult peisons pro- sons why people do not register," J
rhaps the red sumabW, qualified to vote went to Mr. Kent says,— "disgust with pol
dance, before the Jiolls w aa widely commented itics, indifference, inertia, lack of
whirling u|von;” any* Frank R. Kent in a time or opportunity, timidity, Ig
A prayer-mill survey of th* subject in the Balti- norance, objection of husband or
legal obstacle—but none of these
iiioio Sub*
" I t wa* puiuted out rcaron* adequately accounts
for
thut this enormous non-voting per those who register and then fall
h Social- centage was really the most men
men in acing single political symptom in to voto. Illness or absence on elec
what the the cauptry. Apprehensively, stu tion day docs account for eome,
rked to dents of lioiitics dwell on the signi- but obviousl) .for only a small per
still
red, de- Acancd o f ■ President of the United centage of the whole. It
Now hie States being chosen not by a ma leaves no real answer to the quesnor in jority pf ou th o voter* not w en by tipn o f why thousand* o f men and
St men a majority of a majority, but mere women all over the country regu
IIO- ly, and f o r the first time, by a ma larly register und then deliberate
ly neglect to perforin the act fo r
ppen toil a minority. It wan held which they took the trouble to
that ^tu makes a Joke of the po- qualify.”
dust in litioal
that the will o f the
We can conceive o f reasons why
the auc mujoii
._ registered at the polls." many should register and yet not
tion that
Ai
et, notwithstanding all of voto, but we have come to the con
4%
When extr
nary efforts that were clusion that the answer to the main
.
T H IN K o f the
money you might
have saved— but u
didn’t!
• V
•
Start now by depositing
a dollar or more with us
every week, letting your
account increase
with time
** •r
■
and compound interest*
SEMINOLE COUNtY BANK
y took made to get out the non-voters
1»S4 campaign, by nonth« Panaa well as by the
aticnv, the same man perversity.
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f f U di' skStLi t-
9
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Interest Paid on SnvinfiJ Accofif11
Strength i S e r r ic e P ro gress
�MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Edit
PAGE FIVE
m m i
THE SANFORD
Phone: Be*. 425
Episcopal Church To
Hold Annual Bazaar
Steele-Laing Wedding Is Solemnized •
**> A t The Methodist Church With Many
. Friends and Relatives in Attendance
The Episcopal Church vrill hold
its annual bazaar and supper*
Tuesday afternoon and .night at
some nrm bouquet were carried tho Woman's Club.
by Miss Laing.
The Supper w ill bo served from
Little Miss Mnry W yatto Rat 5 o’clock to 8 o ’clock. Tho follow
l i f f entered in front o f the bride. ing special menu will be served:
Dainty in a dress of white pussy
Oyster C ock tail.
Mrs.
Fannie
i Club,
willow fashioned o f ruffles. Mary Oysters scalloped, chicken; dress
o f Leonard Burke Steele. The M'yntte carried a small basket o f
ing with cranberry sauce
2^ Auxiliary wii
white tied with tulle, filled with
wedding
was
solomlzed
at
fiv
e
o'
Chicken with rice
™o'clock at Am
rose petals that wero scattered in
IlAm
rclock in tho prcsenco o f a large
the path o f tho bride.
„ in
„ number o f friends and relatives.
macaroni
Creamed potatoes
fjty Library,
10 a.
The bride entered on the arm
Hot rolls and butter
A t the entrance
do^rs large nf her hrothcr, R. L. Laing, who
Lettuce Salnd
.rr Hour; Library floor baskets with white chrysnn- gave her in marriage. In A white
Grapefruit salad
themUms were placed, The altar crepe satin made basque effect Cabbage slaw
Pics
was converted into a picture of with marabou trimmings and .seif
Orange Ice •
Cake
Society ^loveliness with baskets
o f pink puffings worn with a floor length
Coffee
radiance roses and potted ferns.>■ ......
veil of tulle fashioned in an overOne Presbyterian T a ll, lighted tapers cast- n ^
glow the-face-effeet,
— _________ 2. Miss
Laing was
i parlors; 7 P* m. over tho scene.
1a perfect picture of girlish beauMiss Margaret Dr.vis, lovely in >ty ns irhe
.__ proceeded
_________ to
„_____
*<Ur
,
the ___
altar.
. Biuar and hup- a black crepe satin gown, and Mrs t The bride carried an arm bouquet
(Jurth; Y\ oman s Claude Herndon stunning in an e !; o_Tf brides _
_ ______________
roses.
showered' with
i and night.
lectric blue canton crepe heavily volley
. lilies. Proceeding
_ thej groom
t Executive Hoard beaded rendered n delightful mm- wns Volie Williams Jr., who wore
Club; Club House; ical program proceeding the cere-' a stunning boy's
suit of black
mon'y. Miss Davis playing “ (_
_ 1 satin, carrying in his hand n large
Call
hostess, Me Thine Own," by Ilnluvy, “ Medi white rose in the heart of which
t* Ciu1’
tntion" by Minor C. F
Baldwin and, the wedding ring was placed.
4f»; 3 P- ni
Mrs. Claude Herndon‘ singing in | Rev. W. .1
V Carjienter assisted
m iv
nu meeting o f the her most charming manner " I l-ovc, by Rev. E. D. King met the bridal
party nt the attar where the im
3al) IIhUm'; iIt p. m. You Truly.”
As the organist began the lx)b pressive ring ceremony was perengrin wedding march two a ltra c -1 formed.
. . .
tivcly gowned young ladies, enter-(
The bridal party left the church!
m engaged in business,
ed with candles and proceeded t o j t o the strains o f
Mendelsohn's
The many Sanford friends of tli*»
the altar and lighted the tapers wedding march.
young couple will unite in wishing
for Nov. 29
mi the
hoir lo ll.
Mrs. Arthur
Mrs. Steele is the only daughter
■v,pr* miintaI h“ PP,nM!‘ in
georgette of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Laing a n d - 0 Iu ure‘
___ _
ifo News (477.5) Moore wore a white
. p,
.
a’xUtin; fi: 15 pro- crepe made basque effect witii has made her home in Sanford ' y-,
Mrs. Steele a t- 1J 'U T l G l 't l l o G l 'V l C O S ilC lC J
tra; 8:40 phutolo- tucked skirting and presented u from childhood,
Theater revue.
I charming picture.
Miss Elizabeth tended Sanford High school and (T7i, ,, lVI i 1rl vcvrln A o m i o i 1
IV llltll t t l
1 VOL I I1 L I
« Tribune (.770) 0 Ballard1. a cousin o f the bride, was after her graduation hold a post- ^ H I
-------tort; R concert; becomingly attired in n pea green tion witii R. It. Eldridge, broker..
canton crepe, effectively trimmed tier charming personality
has,
Funeral services fur little Milmade her a targe
number of d m l Esteile Doer tier was held from
7 8 coil- with penrl beads.
The ushers. It. E. Cooper andfriends in the city,
who wish her the residence o f her grandparents
Mrlodians
Newton Stenstrom. next proceeded every happiness.
Mr. and Mrs. S. K. I Piercer, MonMr. Steele is thi1 son o f Mr. and day afternoon.
Burial took place
(3IP) H 9 concert lo the altar and took their places,
at5) 7 entertain- [ awaiting tile entrance o f the hridal Mrs. Ben Stevie and has made in I.ake View cemetery.
' Sanford his home for
several
The death occured on Saturday
Irchestra, organ ' parly.
1 Mrs. It. L. Idling, matron of bon- years.
For the past few years after the child had
been ill for a
to enter.
Mrs. Mr. Steele has been one of S an-' few days.
(li'.Hi) 8 dunce or. was the first
I luting never looked lovlier than ford's successful young farmers. | she is survived hv In t parents
in her becoming gown of rose | Mrs. Steele is traveling in n Hm) grandparents,
chnrmein. In her hair, a cresent Incoming gown of midnight blue
The floral tributes were many
chnrmein
trimmed
in
shutter nruj bcnutiful.
(New- ( I7fi) 8:70 of brilliants was worn.
An arm bouquet of deep pink green. With this is worn n bat
rttcJrr, violinist;
Agnes L u n a ;
Perkins.
rt (481) 7:70 re
; 9 ■>ri best raw
(4C0I 0:70-0 con
* All wool Overcoats
i'f in grey, brown
\ .WMade o f all wool
T ' -Swprsted belted and
'}i
tMhun models.
^ i» t * * I#
-JitSizes X to IS years
$12.50
N E W SHIRTS
FOR XMAS
Bath Robe
rry. S Ik and Flu" tie*.
Lounging
and
Bath
U< lies,
,»
wd (777) 8 music
liirnntred Fast Colors
stiipe mol solid colsill, and cotton
MEN’S Of- MOMENT
$4.50 to $16.50
a* City Star (411)
i Air; 11 15 N igh t-
$1.00 to $2.50
New Xmas Ties for Men
$2.25 to $5.00
Fresh Oysters
PERSONALS
D A IL Y
and Vegetables
Season
Reasonable , i ices
R O Y A L F i l l 'I T CO.
Fruits
mile Times (400)
viiltj numbers,
ipbu ( oinmarcialI.J9 classical pro-
nuiie Lavoroii of
Mrs P. \V. Shelter and son. Wal
o Sanford Wed- , lace, of Huvatiu. Fla., were among
he Laing Steele ' tin* out o f town guests, at the
Laing-Steele wedding on WednesI day.
Ral i 125) 0:
fer of Tailahns- ,
lUrtainment
■t few days the
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Steele of
Irs. C. \V. Laing, . Orlando motored to Sanford Wed*
drtn (2781 7 15
attending the ' tiesdny attending the wedding of
HI dunce,
ng,
Mr. Steele's brother to Miss Julia
it (405) 7 xlrinji
luting.
kiai club; "rfU
Mi’s. M. P. Kelly of (Juincv was
i ther al club; P ’A
among the out of town guests atJtcad
S H I.I
York i.’tikt) 7 slo tending the wedding of Miss Julia
a, *oj,»,mo; 8 trio ; Laing and Burke Steele on Wed
> |ii at tenor, en- nesday.
si’.ru
■ II. S. CONI)
Mrs. J. L. Miller, Miss Margaret
Park i.’K.li 0:45 so
it: 111 to 11:15 or Miller, John and David Miller and P.inford llanlt .V Tru.l t‘onipnn|
Troy Ray left Wednesday morning
I'h uur Z33
i 10 or. lies for Tampa where they expect to
spend the remainder o f the week
soloists.
>20) 0 pro with relatives and friends.
1 program;
K
! In W r * I i* f •* l " « i l si it
m
A NNUA L BAZAAR
Sal unlay, Ntiv. 21)
TYPEWRITERS
III former stand of the
MILLER’S
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Ballard and
daughter Elizabeth Ballard of tie
nova were the guests of Mr. and ;
Mra, C. W. luring Wednesday, ut ,
htfuo i l27)
10 tending the Jjiing-Steele wedding.
[ krs.i
Mis* Ballard was onQ. of the at-1
fk (t'thi 8 reports; tnictive candle lighter^ in the wed-1
I Wtbirsiia ; 12 o rding.
1
KANDY
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We are still making that ■
■ deliciuus— homo-made candy ■
■ -d a ily .
7
Hungry? - 1
^
sT ry one of our ham sand- jj
*1 wirhea with bottled chocolute ■
■ milk,
%
ih1.hj' trl.st this S
“• '«» .. refill.
G
't** I'kuar
0
S Waters’ Kandy Kitchen S
* Springs Co. S G
Milanc Theatre
'■ ■ ■ U l l l l l l l l
»
Hakery and Confectioni'ry
BREAD, CAKES. PIES,
D AILY.
Chicken
I'illou.
Salud,
Sand
w iebra, Coffee served
from 5 to 8 p. m.
Dependable
Electrical
Supplies
W hatever you need in elect ties!
cquipmerU, you rail depend on
finding it here, in merchandise
ol standard quality, moderately
priced, and hacked by our de
pendant xervice.
All Panelled Ware and Warranted Pure Aluminum
Items tha
this sale t
up on thes
11 fyr $1.25 to $3.00 will bo offered during
>9c and i t will be worth your while to stock
Ikies'while they cun be bouRht at this price.
B e STARTS AT 0:00 O’CLOCK
All new thia time
:U) people and the
J ijffjs
Double Boilers
Convex Kettles
in five sizes
Percolators
Teakettles
Sauce Pans
Riddle
Special
B e a u ty
Chorus. See J1bk»
and MaRRie alive.
flig h t
KALE. MONDAY. DECEMBER |.
'HIK ES— Balcony........ 50c; Lower Floor,-----75c
Fitment
illustrated
50c, 75c, *1.00 and *U>0—Plus Tax
•4- d x i i u i CASIOOH MUSICAL CQMCOY
NOTHING RES FRY FI)
NOTHING CH;
i the fact that one chance on the toy
,y Xmas goes with each 99c purchase.
*V|0 y t w h o » » > . . . o o O O M U S IC
pssmr aims
Rt Prices That Appeal
Corner 1st St.
U 2 Masrnolia Ave.
V
Phone 113
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TID E New
IRAKE IN THRILLING FOOTBALL
l lGIA
i f Iisi iHouse
IS
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.a ^ ln o iy-o u n ty. Klortdo,
x o n r t : o F AriM .iCATinv run
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SBRSRSw
the,
Painter
FAflffs, Nov, 28.— Lncicn Vines,
Coach Wallace Wade’s Team
who
wrested the European light
Easy Winner O ver Bulldogs
In Colorful Game Thursdny weight championship from Fred
,
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■' * * **'
j
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Rrctonncl recently, is 29 yearn old
* F£%
B IR M IN G H A M , Nov. 28.— That and has had a rather rocky road
football teams do come hack was I to the top o f the European heap,
iUianl Running B y Dick yards to Drake's 125 1-2, while shown hero Thursday afternoon In] He has been fighting fo r 11 years,
Florida wnn penalized for 85 ynrds
Brown and Kicking O f Ark against 15 yards for Drake,
Alabama's 83 to 0 defeat o f Geo- njccting the best
lightweights
Newton Captures Came
rgln. The Crimson Tide used n hole, never scoring a knockout,
The lineup and summary:
f o l l o w i n g d e sc rib ed p r o p e r ty s i t u a t
ed In S e m in o le Coun ty . F l o r i d a toTo Build Residence
Position
Florida defeat by the Centre Colonels 10 but always winning close decisions.
For Ornnge-Jerseyed Lads Drake
w l t : U ck
SW . C or
of N
o f
K. II. Chorum will erect a resi N
le ft end
Never popular with the boxing
K l t -Sec 6. T w p . 7n 8- R- St r*.
i days ago os a stooping stone to
dence
and
garage
on
Third
Street
Itun N. 17.*, y a r d " , H. t « S - y a r d s . 8.
Llngorfcltor
Osterhaudt
heights greater than many o f Its fans because o f a peculiar style the cost o f which w ill be about 175 ynrds. W . P>5 y a r d s — 3 acres.
left tackle
i
T h e said lan d ttelnt; assessed at
m
o
s
t
enthusiastic
supporters
of
combined
attack
and
defense,
he
|600.
Williams
Henry
B f'
the d a t e o f the Issuance
o f such
thought possible. Georgia’s bull- '<},,,s never fought for large Btakos.
left
guard
c e r t i f i c a t e In th e na me o f K l s w u r l t l ,
m l
dogs,
full
o
f
fight
as
always,
went
To
Erect
$600
Garage
Norton
T r u s t Co.
,
.1
Rebuilt fornltnro
A house pninter by trade he w ork
: p m k e Presents Husky Team Amberlaino
I. W o tu lru ff. p urrh sa etT
into the game n favorite o f the ed at it until two or three years
Mi -. John Russell w ill build n of T hTaatx K.
center
Looks Like New
C
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r
t
i
f
i
c
a
t
e
No.
737
d
s
l
e
d
l
“ ' And Exhibits Fine Passing Amend
Snrrn majority o f those who forecast ago, upon many occasions picking garage at her home on Lake View the 7th d a y o f-J u n e . A I* r j f 11 h a s )
football
results.
The
man
In
the
Game; Big Crowd Present
Avenue
at
a
cost
o
f
$600.
riled
said
c
e
r
t
i
f
i
c
a
t
e
n>
mv
o
f
f
i
c
e
^
right guard
up his brushes the very next morn
■Reasonable Price
and has m ade a p p lic a tio n f o r T a x ,
r.
-------•
Goldstein street wns sure Georgia would win ing after he had shell the gloves.
Robertson
deed to Issue In accord ance w ith law !
and
said
so.
Alabama
men
seem
To
Repair
Roof
right
tackle
Like Crlqui, he is n product of
Save by Buying from
Mold c e r t i f i c a t e embrace-. ib>- f o l - j
F LE M IN ’b F IE L D , Gninpsvillo,
Stewart ed
er. to
TO be
oc full
u., o
O,f hope
o u m with
« W. nn
» i
.Belleville, the clums o f Paris and i [reidnnia Long w ill recover the l o w i n g d e sc r ib ed p r o p e r l y s i t u a le d .
Fin,, Nov. 28.—
28,— ,Ability o f the Uni Kuwnrt
ilercurrent
o
f
fear
bidding
caution.
____
____
In
Bern
inole
b
e
u
n
l
y
,
F
lorida
,
to
-I
USED
F U R N IT U R E COright end
the former
frntherweight rout' of her residence, located bo- w i t : B W t , o f N B ' i o f S F ' , . Sec
versity o f Florida's "F igh tin g Gat
winning showed
t like
Merrln
cbnmpion o f the world, he has rc- tv ecu Fourth and F ifth Streets, J. T w p . 10 N. It 31 K.— 10 acres
o rs" to break up efforts at aerial Sloan *
Welaka Building
superiority thnt wns not to b
superiority
niodest nnd unassuming,
qunrter bark
the cost of which w ill be $75.
T h e said land b e i n g
nss.-ssed al
Jjajxlng by
the
"Bulldogs" o f
doubted
Ireforc
the
contest
Wr/.
Thp
dny
n
f,er
hiH
victory
ovcr
Jones
lb,,
d
ate
of
the
Issuance
o
f
such
(c
)
j Drake University, combined with Orcbnugh
half
c e r t i f i c a t e In tile name o f I'nl-imw n.
left half hack
To Build House
Ric lonnel, one of hir. Belleville
th « tolling effects
o f Florida's
T hn t F I, W o o d r u f f , p u rch as e r o f
Newton
Compton,
whose
.the
was
a
con„
!l|
(PC|
Vines
whether
he
Enright
balmy weather, proved the undob Hicks w ill erect a residence T a x C e r t i f i c a t e ,V
tot d ate d the
!
*tnnt
menace,
put
the
(
rimson
t.ol,|(|
recommend
n
painter
colright
half
hack
E Jng o f Iho visitors, who were de
on , mh Streot at a cost o f $500. Mil d a y o f June A I* 1011 has fil
,-<l
said
c
e
r
t
i
f
i
c
a
t
e
In
m y o f f i c e anil
Chaplin
|
ahead
cnily
in
the
yamo
with
a
who
would
give
hi*
iioUBe
a
Spears
feated here Thursday, 10 to 0.
has m ade a p p lic a tio n f o r lux deed
placement.
Followed
n moment i ni.u CIiat nf p „jntfull hark
h£
The gnmo was marked bv bril
Four Conveyances Made
to Issue In a ccorilanee w i l t.
la.'
later with another and then p la y -| “ Cheapest possible, Lucien," ndliant playing o f Dick Brown, flash Score by periods
Knur Heal Estate conveyances Bald c e r t i f i c a t e e m b rac e s the f o l
Drake
‘
0
0
0
0—
0
ed
a
decidedly
effective
part
ln
|
rm>nji,hr*«l
the
friend,
“
you
know
I
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o
w
i
n
g
d
e
sc
r
ib
ed
p
r
o
p
e
r
ty
sltnat
open fie ld runner.
wen* reported in the city on Wed- ed 111 S e m in o le C oun ty. F to ild n , I..Florida
0 0 <> 10— 10 circumventing Georgia s offensive !tm n<lt vt,ry ric|,."
nc-d:iv
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I t wna Newton's toe and Brown’s
eh«
1
Beit
S IK i-|,r. N n nd 1!»
u it
..|)i(Jl.t worry „ ,)<lllt thnt; . nn.
Scoring:
Florida,
touchdown. |piny; . A t the half, the two field
C u r N.-i- 2, T w p .
i : , .r S \ V
, TUllning thnt score'll Florida’s ten Brown
point nfter touchdown, goals had been supplemented by swared the new European ligh t
1"
ft I
s
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4
7
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30
K.
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k
No Mtiniripnl Court
j points. Neitlier team wns able toj Newton, Field goal, Newton. Ref- ^a touchdown and while the inter42
il< a ruck 5“ ft .
w
10 clix. N
weight champion. "I'I! go and do
:■ score during the first half o f the eree, Arnold (Auburn)
The . e was no municipal ronrt i K f» c h . S 4 7 (H'Kri'i-k 10 (t i : i n i
Umpire, 1mission found the
tide rollin'*
game, although the bull was ro- Cot telle (St. M ary’s) Headlines- I shoreward in a most impressive it myself and it won’t cost you a tii, ok.r rnng owing to the absence |etis if. ( 2 t l e g r r e s oa ft. W f, elin i
centime.’’
-*• M ercs
T h e siitfl Imiil l i r l l t r
as-I
K peatedly sent from one end o f the man. Burkhulter (Auburn).
of Judge Sharon. . The cases sched Nesneil
The manner there was still no deluge,
a l t l i e -tali- o f t h e Is s u n n e e
field to the other.
uled for this morning will he heard j o f s u c h c e r l l f i r a t e In tin* m u ..........f |
time of periods, 15 minutes.
j "I hat came later, follow in g n lull
A fte r working the ball well to —
i* A
llm im slster.
_____ ____ ______
1in the storm, marked try a score- or tic. Georgia bus won five nod ..t In o'clock .Saturday morning.
T h a t I*' 1^ W o i n t r n f f . p u r c l u i s e r
ward Drake’s goal line in the third
1less third period, the dogs o f foot lost one.
Washington a,id 111,
of Tux
I ’ l T l l f le al, - N-,. 57, i l u l e i l f
, period, Newton stepped back and
Juvenile Court
ball war were let loose ngaist thi inis a record of four victories ami
June r,*ti. 1yEX. loih rlt..I S „l,l e,*rtl-|
tvpooted Florida's first three point
bulldog, in the final period when a tie anil us tine conference game
Jnvi nili C o u r t is b e i n g held th i'5 I fielil** In mv Offle,- Itml has muilej
W h e n m y bab y w a s t c . t h l n r «h »
■core, a lieautifullv placed fielil
a p p i i c m i o t i f « r T , . * I •* * l
211 points were seured. It would to vdny. that with
Florida, the :,fiii ii,„>n .w h e n f ifv e . n e g r o |h, o y s Jin
arrorriu nn* w i t h him
r**ril- w u b o f r e t f u l I could h a r d l y d o a n y
goal. Soon afterward Brown pull
have been a rout against a team Uligators also being undefeated V. ill flie r c h u r g e o o f s t e a l i n g l n c y - ■ f(j-(1|,. e m tiraces i l „ r,.||„iMng ,1. - th in g w i t h her." w r i te s M r* . A . G
ed n Drake pass from the air and
o f |r -x euurage hut the Athenians with one victory and a tie.
il*-- f r o m in f r o n t o f local th en- | w,-iit,,,i i n . . e - i i i s i i n j i . i t in s-on i- ] B r o w n . C o lu m b u a , Qa.
raced across her goal line for n Tell him In lake t'url Liver (hi fur ■tooil lik.- the old gtiarti with a
rti>1«- c ' m i n i v
K lu rltl i
i n- wi t
H uk 1
" I g a v e h e r e v e r y m ed ic in e k nown
le rs .
The
game
here
today
was
’
Banin
u ft S h m l 1£>U ft
V\
*f N it fu r.
l>u( l b e y d i d n ' t e l o p h e r f r e t t i n g an«T
touchdown, Newton adding the i*x- it couple o f motilha anil get enough diano itioii t<> tlie hut not siirrciul
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30
cry In r
A f r i e n d nd via cd T e e t h i n a
Bound throughout. The Bulldogs
tra point, making the score 10 lo good, healthy flef.li on tua hones er.
, 1 1 r u i i N SO f i \V t>> I t >
l<* fct
amt a f t e r t h e s e c o n d d ose m y Utt lc
fought tint could not make Ihclr
0, and it stood this way until the to look like a teal man
T I ik K.ilti 1m ml I m*Ilik ii*'U’!«ni*i| ;it tlt»* Ctrl w e n t to s l e e p a n d w o k e u p l a u y h t Tlig return to the path o f vic blow”; effective and never did they
Tell him tie won't have to svvnl
end,
1 lint#* i»f ilnlic e uf m irli i **r 11- mic a n d f u l l o f p lo y .
T e e t h i n a ,1c
tor> after an afternoon <>f •fin*
f l t ' o i i " In Mu nrim* u f I' n K iu»\\ n *
Drake’s efforts, however, were low tin* nxslv nil with a fisliv taste disinter is regarded by foullml! develop a drive that threatened | Singer S e w i n g MnchinoH
w on d erfu l."
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f
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m
In
Hull
not without threats, for they slag because tin* Mi Coy I .nhiiriilories, 1expert - ilia c to the situation as t tie ( 'rimson goal line,
T e e t h i n a conta in s no optaJea or
u f T .i \ t ’ #•! t If U ' n i * N n
‘. 72, t id ie d
I t r ed uce*
\ cd a powerful drive in the third of New Vork, art* now putting up 'a triumph
w . ii. M cF a r l a n d
1 iti»* r.tli i I jia uf ,f*»i\. A l» |h:i; Imp n tli e r d o n g e r o u a d r u f a
fm
Coai’li
Wallace
f l h d n .i lil < . : t
In m\ o f f l r o i n f l a m m a t i o n o f th e g u m * , r e l i e v e "
period thnt carried the l>nl) within ('oil Liver Oil in suear touted tab W title of the ('rimson. Following
S E M I N O L E F I ' R N . CO.
,1
c olic . Indigestio n, s to m a c h paint, ant)
:* id ) h.iv h i ,iiiu ,t |kf 11
Jun f u r ' r a x
easy rcuching
distance
o f the let foi m.
liis I.urn's defeat hv * ’enter lie i
! ***m4 hi
Iti ii.’t utt latic- %
%till b o w e l tr o u b le s .
I t aootb ea th e f r e t
... ..... .. I M I - U . .*113 1. n * i 1-t HI.
Ask for M c C o y ' s Liver Oil T a b
*# Florida goal.
They
were held
I
Ia h
S.ilil • «• m f u ii! »■ *■fniii
I lit* ful child. In ducin g rest, q u i e t land r e
, said to ha'-'1 taken tin- wait h I,,
lets,
Bower';
I'iiarmai
v
and
every
- though, after attempting two fo r
j f u j In \v Iitii2 i1«* ir rI iiu il |iru|»cr ( \ Mfi'i- f r e s h i n g sleep.
Thousands o f g r a t e
j p ie ce s III set* w h y il woillt itl I go,
_______t
in Huniiii**!*' F m i n i v
K lu r h ia , ful m oth ers p r a i s e It.
ward passes, Newton saving the druggist worthy the name sells r e m o v e d th e m aid en and tile iillto
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Any
^ day by grabbing one, only three them- -611 Jut,lets, till .fill.
T e e t h i n a Is Hold b y all d r u g g i s t s , o r
m o b i l e l o n build il an d nil in alt
IN
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J l I M . K . I»‘ »FI un S I tin- u f Su.
24 Tvs |» 19 N
e »n d
30c to M o f f e tt G o b o n i t o fi e w
yards from the
goal
line and man or woman can pul on five m n tlg ill n t e d a
Ni ■(( |ii itl#- t n i i i t f y , Sfuit* uf F lt ir lt ln I £at 11 $- ■
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b a k e ill
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Columbus, On., f o r pao kago and
K) rushing back 25 yards with the, pound- o f healthv flesh m tinity t i t - t e n th at m a d e f o o t b a l l hi l o r y
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\M u ! ' . l i n t rm rlh *
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Us, h • 1 1 l>s ii4 ; \ . ii I'm- nil i m v “ l •*» I iil> HU * .M i ' I I Him I u elm. H FREE BOOKLET ABOUT BABIES
‘ ball.
days, or the money paid for the
HI th e s o u th h e r e l m i l l V■tr M
.-ti. . I 11 t |in I .I. lilt *
i'll" I •' til'Ik*
•*
B irr*
F or Drake, c apt. Orel mugh and lahtels v.-ill he refunded,
at
'JIu Nrt Id In tut lu 'ii m
\ I » I •*7I
I'
'I he , ii-torv give, Alabama a
One
woman
put
on
fifteen
fiparks were Itie partieular stars,
it i r, . .
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f
III*
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Statistics on the game showed
■,iill F.om * • V ( I f I ■ t i e | t l t » ’
i t c c k o i u n g i n v tl u c n l c l i a m p i o n s l u p s . ,
■» III V f Hull f K» ail*
that Florida gained eight first g r o w robus t and s t r o m ,
i hall InUn luwH F ilO uni TIf |
•f t h»- cut n 1 1 M
c
C
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'
s
th
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id
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(
n
m
s
o
n
ha
s
w
o
n
f
i
v
e
g
a
m
e
s
bc.
downs against seven fur Drake, i "Get
M v ti until *
0. . . it.,*.! . r d i i m*il iM'i'uril i tiii 1.
111 th e e i m f e n n c e w i t h o u t a d e f e a t
Kj tlio ’Gators also gaining ITS 1-21 gemiim Cod l . i v e i O il T f i l i l c l . "
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M SI
Two Licenses Granted
(Beat)'
3-------------------Two marriage licenses were Is
sued. by the city eftfk, yesterday
- N o t i c e Is h e r e b y K t v e n l b s t
SIGNS VOU C A N B E LIE V E IN
■to Thomas Henry and Bessie W ill W ondrtjff.X p v r c h a s e r o r T « * C art I
iam s and to, Rcary .Sheppard mid
I f your breath i» had
,Lee Bryant.
results
Both contracting parties are col m ad«T aVpl I eat Ion ^ fb°r' T * x Deed to have spells of ■wimmlng In the
dose.
Issue
In
a
c
c
o
r
d
a
n
c
e
w
i
t
h
law.
Bald
head, poor appetite, constipation
ored.
c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s tlie f o l l g u l o K* ,i hco
deSerflicd p r o p e r t y attuuied In hem - nnd\ a general no-aecount feeling,
In o le C o u n t y F l o r i d a , t o - w l t :
it is a sign y o w liver is torpid.
Will Install -Equipment
fiM 't ; o f N K H Sec. B. T w p JO H. The one really dependable remody
The Melton Electric Company
It. St K — t# acres. T h e said tsnu
wore granted two permits ' to in b e l n a as sessed at the d a t e o f the for all disorders in th« liver, stom
stall equipment in th aclty.
Isnuitnce o f such c e r t i f i c a t e In the ach and bowels is Herbine. I t acts
nimui or U n k n ow n .
powerfully on the liver, strengthens
T h a t , V . I jI W o o d r u f f , p u rch as e r digestion, purifies iho bowels and
Building Perm its
o f T a x C e r t l f l t m t e No. t .1 3 , d ate d
Sarah Jackson wns granted a the 7th d a y o f Juno A. D. J0J0. lias restores n fine feelin g o f energy,
permit to make an addition to her f i l e d said c e r t i f i c a t e In m y “ D i c e vim and cheerfulness. Prico 60c.
EDISCOPALi
residence. The cost o f the alter- nod has m ad e a p p lic a tio n f o r T a x i Sold by Union Pharmacy.
I rood to issue Pi ar cordanen W ith
ntioiM will total.$50.
law . Da Id cert!fl<vlite e m b rac e s the
A re Y o IT ^ ""
Economical?
Victors Score All
Points 3rd Quarter
.
Baby’s Fretting
Soon Stopped
Who Is Your Skinny
Friend, Mabel
SSS
W O M A N ’S CL
BBCHSli
h iu is iie
Simmons j
Refrige
«
at
Ball Hardwi
Sanitary hand
pressing. Scotch W«,
East 2nd. St.
New Way j
Night ~
Those who havtj
tures of sleeplesnit,
tinunl coughing
aa a result olU-Dfcij
out and urcieu
need no longer t
to bo weakenea
capped by this disi
F o r through a ti
went the trouble <,
most nt once, andj
Ihcir full night's [
a fter the very firs
H v re is lh « miibotf-j
tie o f th j t-o-rnpOa
K i n o ' s N -w
.true store
Thte
t ir in g t a t , one intp,
yo u r threat I or it «r |
sxrsllowlne It TbU
double sctlun It a t i
b est* the a,.t,net* *rd |
q u ick ly I do,, ci m3 not
find coninxii-a tbkt k !
o f tho cni-rh to j r » l
w onder fully (oolhrd H i I
te tlm t s*irt'r li*x pet t
an d resttuMr, u 4 Ite <
( o n e In a very itort t.ntl
Dr. KJnr * N>e Dten-rttl
able rstncdr for t.c.-'j.l
h osrtenMs. are Ikrwt. >h
broucliUts. Istj,title ud I
mo. At ell (tet’i
Djr m
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WE MUST SELL EVERY USED
Iivory one of the.se have been thoroughly overhauled and is ready to be driven away. At the prices placed on them, tfiey will sell quickly as every
me (if them is worth far more than we are asking. This is your opportunity!! Take advantage of it!! Read the list and then come in and see the]
one
cars themselves.
I**
Is
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One Model HI
One Model HI
Overland Touring
Overland Touring
4
I'ord Touring
WITH STARTER
1 IKK NKW
$400.00
/
ONE
ONE
ONE
j
ONE
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Hudson Touring
Lexingrton Six Touring
$350.00
$100.00
$175.00
$450.00
One <1-40
ON
Jewett Roadster
K
j
ONE
Jewett Touring
ItKFINlSilKft— LATE MOD lil.
HKI I NISH Elk- I.A JE MODEL
( NEW l(IJ') LATE MODEL
$750.00
$550.00
ONE
ONE
ONE
Huiek Four Touring
Huick Six Roadster
Huick Six Touring
Hudson Six Touring
Ford Touring
$175.00
$200.00
$350.00
$300.00
$170.00
ONE
ONE
ONE
Overland
Touring
•
A»
Hupinobile Touring
Overland Sedan
QO
V.
•
Jewett Sedan
-1
{
Mitchell Six Touring
Liberty Six Touring
$300.00
$50.00
1
s
/
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___
\
V
4
f
Chandler Six Sedan
$600.00
1
Ont* Model
j
,
Overland Touring
$300.00
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ONE
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$250.00
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AND MANY MORE THAT ARE NOT LISTED HERE. ATTRACTIVE TERMS MAY BE ARR ANGED ON ANY OF THESE CARS k \
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PAGE SEVEN
), FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1924.
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AU TO SUPPLIES
BAGGETT’S F IL L IN G STATIO N
Open day and - n;ght. Sanford
Avenue nnd Second Street.
.A d van ce
In
YzZT« iii a* t f
r —■(*(• *»d * * '•
.rdlatrlr *•*
#r a Ha
de a I t a a
jf t djobl# abort
Iftltt era for eoB*
,
_.
avence length
r » line
1
joo for flirt
I jf nodi* Th» Bun1*111 be rseponalbl#
county advertiso in the DeLand
DRUBS
Dally News, rate 1c per word, cash
L A N E Y ’S DRUG STORE — Pre with order.
scriptions, Drugs, Sodas.
Ws
I Incurred Ineertlon,
L (or aubaequent
)'• office should ba
JUlelr In caaa of
are as near you ns your phone.
Call 103.
Ltb itu k h s Lpreeentatlxa thor|ir with ratea. rulee
FLORIST
■tioii. will * iv « you
S T E W A R T T H E F L O R IS T ”
Flowers for all occasions.
814 Myrtle.
Phone 200- W
LAW YER
L E W IS ! O ’ B R Y A N .
O ffice
in!
Seminole Bank Building Annex.
M K N ’8 C LO T H IN G
;
If
j *i|i o>iltt you In
“pint eJ to make
lire
JUT flOTint
lllnolrt *lve
their
((office eddreji ee
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ftialL*
A (>out one
■ire tin ST bm
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rice
jronitl. rfflnlenv
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)l RE*'TORY
see within rnsy
pic of Sanford
otlcn needed,
wiii'ii any apt*,
required. It in
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for
in ihi*
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INK
148
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iTHT! tIM
[ALLEN writes di
I Hew- paper a ivercomplete rnm[year- of experience.
ll '\ 71, .Sanford,
bi
LES FOR R E N T
<ar
Drive it
kl and Second St.
r e p a ir in g
'
pfl.PAutomobile
im e .i•■11 Rebuilding.
pne O.ik Avenue.
1 I OK HIRE
M L VICK
Day
P5w> ini trains. HagF*r I'l i.ii,- f.r.l,
rru lo p s
|UTn TUP u P A IN T
A, Kay Bros.
Tops that f'it.
_bi Ray Bros.
WDV R E PA IR
1 tain
i in g
PALM
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C O U N T Y — The
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F L O R ID A — OK L A N DO— Orlando
S. W. BRADFORD. Ed. V. Price
running Sentinel; largest classi
Tailored Suits—-$32.60 nnd up. fied business, rule 1 c a won), mtn__AIilnno Theatre Uldg.
Imum 24c cash with order.
|i thousand hut a
j ibt other* can’l
1 * 1(1, you union
i*r address
,H
CO LUM BUS iC k.1 I.K IiO K Il— Claaa-
Di A D A m E llA ltlt lE 'f.work o f all kinds. Rain wnter n 1
TO REACH tTio prosperous fann
spccinlty.
.Old First National I
ers and fern growers of Volnaia
Punk Building, phone 245.
ia reetrletad to
And
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Gulf Gns, Oil, Tire*, Accesso
ries. Service with a smile. Elm
ami First. Rhone 447 LI.
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nolia and Second. First nnd Elm,
Sanford Avenue nnd 10th Street.
^ E xp ert service.
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Advertising
i
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W. G EE Ii, Herald
OTFIuf. aiionld
I* l>eglnrlhK tti* *rrnla«i rtrPhone 1 4 8 , ______________ a elopmenl In Olt'ridH'n lilcmry; n
tin!f million dollar hlpliway to tli«
J U L IA Z A C H A R Y , Herald Oilire.
i] If brarh Jual
flnlahpd; n two
Phone 148.
niilllttn dollar l»rldn*» orroaa tCac'Rmtilh Hity atitrtad: 4ju« rr*•r mlIIinn
~
p r in t in g '
dollar opera house und«*r ronatruclion, two mil Ilona
spent on
M A T T H E W PR ESS •PR IN T IN G
Mghwnv; grealeal i‘huiir«* f<»r 1l\e
Q U A L IT Y — SE R V IC E — PRICE. i|p v-iiop^r* to get
In 4»4i ground
f Imu \V r 11 o I '»r v*■I»•j iin**tit 11*«pHrt Commercial St., It. It. A vc.
fin*nl The I’enaarola Niwh
Phone 417-L 3.
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115 Park Avenue
classified medium, rate curb .O'lc
10 c per
line, minimum
NEW
ERA
P R IN T E R Y ,
Job charge.
printing at reasonable price. Op .30c.
posite Post OfTice. Phone 410.
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R E AL, ESTATE
Herald will bring you big reD. A. ( ALD ER & J. C. Z U R F L IE II sulla. Advertise these old articles
Real Estate Rrokers— All kinds of you have sicced nevav and have
property listed and for sale. O f no use for. A little thirty-rent ad
fice lflH Second St.. Near Park may bring you several dollars.
Phone 148 and a representative
Avenue.
I’honc 282.
Jf K, SPU R R IN G , au’:i-division will call lo see you.
specialist.
Subdivision to O r
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lando. Florida, nnd
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wny.
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and
paper
hanger. rate 1 ’ tic per word, minimum
charge 25c cash with >rder. Write
Phone 3511 Orlando road.
for complete rate card
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Metal
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TOP & P A IN T
Mrs. Carrie M Huntley and Mrs.
Repairs. Fin Enini• it. Huntley of New llamp
^ Specialty Body shire have arrived in the city to
n*k«y Bros.______ spend the w i n t e r . ____ ___________
t'MiiltditiMi*
ys-i IInh
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f MM HUM,,
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II Iphlnnd
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Yowell-Drew Co.
I BETTER HOMES
1
CLUB
Apartments
For Rent
JUST A FEW
SPECIALS
I.uhkhIdw I I mII v
mi in »*%**r>
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fid pi I Itl i >ttI It
n o •i n
unl i t,
cut hill
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I Mull .i I.I*■ I
1.1jU 1’unh |3D " u
Im iiu n ln
huh!
III,Mi"1
Home up Magnolia
Large hit.
$0500.00.
House for rent.
Avenue.
Ternifc.
66 feet tin Sanford Avenue be
tween First ami Second Streets
$10,000.00. $1,000.00 Cush, bal
ance terms.
Ii. B. Lewis Co.
( Realtors)
( ’■round Floor, Nulionul
Hank Hldg.
I'hone 3-19-
Paul Whitehurst
Pianos and Piano
Rolls
Phonographs and
Records
Sheet Music
Radio Sets and Sup
plies
Klectric Lamps and
Appliances
m. SuturdnyH only.
Room 30b 1st Nnt. Hank Hldg.
p iio a iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia
F. P. RINES
Chiropodist
M A C *C 4l E ,‘b
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TO
C .Q > *;e Q - s C k ;
f* V ^ l
H O M E * / ----------- l J
1914.
Sanford Steam Pressery
F ln l *1 reel
| m i. c. i.. D ial.e h
O rlando
T ow ell D ivw
I'tiona.
llld g
H lavalor
Elton J. Moughton
Phone 630-J
ARCHITECT
u
First National Bank Bldg.
Sanford, - — ■ Florida
i
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C y R e A .K itS *
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Sanford Novelty Works
V.
C.
COLLKn
Pro*.
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDilR
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...vC O M C i HOME. A N ' *bEE<blT-
A.
I . J o o deaira p ro m p l a e r v lc a and
• x c e p tlo n n l w o r k
FOOT S P E C IA L IS T
Jorna. ilu n lu n * I n a r o w 'tng Nalta. H e a v y <‘ a l l ousea or tir e d arhlriM
Vs/HAOT -w
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A X E L T LUNDQD1ST and
E I.M E ll LUNDQlMHT,
Executor*.
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
Pianos Tuned an 1 Repaired
Phonographs Repaired
“ O PEN A T N IG H T ’
311 Ena! Second Street.
th eir approval
D ated O c to b e r
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
By GEORGE McMANUS
UP FATHER
P IC T U R E . O N
Niro building lot in Sanford
Heights $1,000,111). $150.00 cash,
balance small monthly pay
ments.
III o l it h
A. P. Connelly & Sons
1LL. O O bT P O T M V
Street.
Furniture and Rugs
O N E IN TE N
S IX
lo itit
liiiun t*.
31 t > * < t r u o m « .
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tu im i
l.iu iU iH n V T
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n i ’i ' t l u i i
Neglecting a little wound, cut or
I.i i k *
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k h i »$;•*
f • *i 11 . f l » w r m
IDTO T» ,i» 4 ]>a 1N T abrasion of the flesh tuny in nine
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f i 2.MI,
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Hr on. Filling 1 cuscs out o f ten cause uo great | K. , i i
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fi"> l l u h tin i» (ik A * ' t u n
td
I ' l i l l t I n t it m i I' ** I M i d t n A v i n u r
i>*
e the one case in ten that causes
f i m i. . . . K i l l i f
M i l l M »« * *
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t v* t'cii l lt li Mild I r*th St r*:*f| f 1 2
t T*.ti r . i . l *
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l l i » uo
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blood poisoning, lock-jaw or a
Ifiif d o t v n
|*** i m o n t h
ruunHi
-Al-Ilj- |; Slglit -tU'O- 1chronic festering sore. The cheap
Ul»* trip® at any est. safest and best course is to
disinfect the wound with liquid
Bororone and apply the Uorozone
w recker
(Kcultom)
Powder to complete the healing
J,a> or night ser103 N. Park Ave
105
Magnolia
Avr.
Price (liquid) 30c, Oitc
pbuo :ij.4. Night i process.
Phone 122
land $1 .20. Powder 30c and 00c.
Phone 48
j Sold by Union Pharmacy.
m
A L L WOOL SUITS
Tailored to measure, guaranteed
to fit.
$25.00.
Sanitary hand
cleaning nnd pressing. Scotch
Woolen Mills. 305 East Second
Rooms For Rent
r i V lC
13.1J>0,
Miscellaneous
For Sale
ISl'IlVhl
1934 1 Ease* *
Coarh 1 19*6.00
Runabout! 11*6.00
1934
Ford
Panel
1933
Ford
f■
i j *3.00 ■:*
Truck
Cab
Rdy
1931
Ford
' 11*6.00
T. T.
Touring **** 0*i5£8H
1934
Ford
Touring yitt.M
t93J
Dodge
1033
Ford
Itunabnut
»m oo
Truck
1914
tm to
Touring
Ford
1932
Touring I 4II.N
Dodge
1931
Hup
Special
llll.ll
Itondster
1
1933
Ford
llunnbnut 1316.0*
1934
Overland Bed Bird 1116.00
1936
Ford
Ton Truck
Cab body f 6S0.0*
’>3
1934
Ford
4-door j
1hAH
Sedan 1 16*6.0*
Building Material
I* nil *U1*
1et'Vlii•.
FOR RENT— Garage building, cor
ner Second Street and Sanford
Avenue. Inquire Raggett’s filling
Station. •
■
v.; ii3K
Type
n w r
Touring I M9&.00
Touring 1 1116.0*
\ro r 1' Make
1933
Hup
1911
CheV.
$25 down and $15 per month
will give you possession o f a choice
lot, well located on Palmetto A ve
“ T F H M S TO SO M F PK O ri.B **
02-00 West Iowa St., Memphis,
nue. I f you have $25 to spare and 10 I ' K I l I ' E N T O F F F O I I A1.L C A S H
FOR
S
A
L
E
—
Four
five-room
bun
VYKjrr V IR n tN IA —Clarksburg. The Tenn.
I. W. PHILLIPS SONS
are interested in this nroposition
. Clerk ■burir Exponent, morning
D ollar tlralrrn
galows lined
throughout, just Inquire nt The Herald office for
Including Sunday, morning tesue
t’
bnnr
No.
Oak 21 Sad B»o ff paved highway.
Price $800 more information.
t cent per word, minimum If*.
each for quick sale.
Must be
FOR S A L E OR T R A D E F O R
N O T lt'F I O f
A 1 * 1 * 1 . 1 C A T i n St F O U
/• ' 1
seen to be appreciated, can give FOR S A L E — Grocery
slock and'
Real Estate— 1024 Essex Coach
T A X I 1 K K I I t N I » i : i l M I C T I O N S i n MIRACLE Concrete Co, general terms.
A. Hawk. Gindorvllle.
O f T H U I I K M a m , S TA TIS T IC S
fixtures, will rent or sell building, in good condition. Equipped with
ennent work, sidewalka, build
OF TH U STATK OF FLOItlDA.
'O ther business necessitates the - Goodyear Balloon tires.
Address
N o l l e * , Is h e r e b y s l v e n D i a l J 15, ing blocks. Irrigation boxen. J. E. FOR S A L E — 1 1-2 miles of En
'4
sale of sump,
Apply Box 607. Box 637.
l i i i l m ; p u r c h a s e r o f C i t y T a x C e r Terwillrger, Prop.
terprise, 14 miles of DcLand, 8 i Sanford. Fin.
tific a te No
U,T.. it.i t , s i t h e M i l tin y ^ -—
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miles of Sanford; 20 acres of fine
o f J u l y A D . lo go , l i e s f l l e i l s a id
e e r l l f l r n l e In i n )
u fflc e . a n d lia"
Lumber and Building Material
trucking land, na in the stale, 15.
Sanford Building and Loan A s
i n iiiie u p p l l c u D o t i f o r t a x d e e d t o I s
( arter l-umbcr Company
for trucking and 6 fine orange [ sociation Preferred Stock can bo
su e 111 n e r o r d n n e , - u l t t i l a w
H o ld
-a,
N. I.aurel Su
Phone 505
i land, with 4 plowed, with house nnd cashed on 60 days notice, interest FOR RENT— Furnished room* for
cel | Iflc a t,- e m b r a c e s D i e f o l l o w i n g
d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r l y s i t u a t e d I n H e r n llight housekeeping, 300 French
s fl
Jbarn, lots of fine timber and wood, payable April 1st and October 1st
o o l e c i>u n t v , I - la . t o - u l t
K l , o f lo t
Ave.
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LUMBER CO. Houso of alt fenced with new wire. 1,000 you can’t bent it.
.
f, I t o h l n s o n s S u m ) o f u n A d d i t i o n HILL
young orange trees, part set out
to S a n f o r d t h e s a i d l a n d b e i n g a s
Service, Quality and Frice.
FOR RENT— Furnished bedroom
sess ed il l Do* d a t e o f t h e I s s u a n c e
nnd rest ready to bud, some bud
Buy eight per cent Preferred
in choice location, housekeeping
•*f such e i - r l I f l e i i l e in Die na m e o f
ded
tangerines.
Fronts
800
feet
Stock in the Sanford Building nndl privileges, C01 Magnolia Avenue,
Dnvts T u r n e r . - T b .it
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front
Boulevard,
with
im reb ii si r o f l'll\ T a x C e r t i f i c a t e
Loan Association, established 1008,.! P‘ hone 88.
lit f» Kf-tatc nf K It Smith
Nil 1(,f, dnti*il the Cth d a y o f J u ly
Florida East ( ’oast R. K. through
N i|h *
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n lv p ft,
in
nil
A D II*I'd bus fill'd said c e r t i f i c a t e
1-4 mile tn Garfield
i.ii i n that nil tin* the tract.
Ten acres of choice celery land FOR It E N T — Furnished room fo r
In in ' o f f i c e ntel has uindc a p p l i c a vv'iHtn It i n i ’
tion f o r T a x Deed in Issue III o r * CTi »i .1 i> nf I»r'f**nil*T ,\ I* 1*424. Station nnd Mossdnle P. O.. nnd I located in Cameron City section
light housekecipng. Use o f g a
cot-dance iv till l.nc
Id c e r l l f t c u l e 1 >ni M a|>|>I> !*• thr Hoimriihki' l. stores.
For quick sale will In- ‘, facing belt railroad, opposite sid- rage. Six block* from Herald
e m b r a c e s Die f o l l o w i n g
ile scrll ied K I I . u t l i u M i i J luik.' *• o f s a i d 1* m i i i t
elude nil farming implements, one | ing. litis been cleared, fenced on office. 100l> Union Ave.
p r o p e r l y s itu ated 111 S e m i n o l e C o u n II *91 .1 ' • I *; «• * f P r n 11 H 1 1' f u l t n * f i n a l
and
ducks,, 3(1 1 three sides nnd has one flowin'*
t y . F l o i bln in n i l K fin fi of W 4 * 1 1 - 1 • t F 4* II 9 I % »-i tit i i \ o f 11n’ »*«! '11 •• flock
.
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, chickens
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of I ot I, Itoliliisi.n s f u r v i - i o f un M f
head pigeons. 2 mcuhntors nnd KM), W)„
Snl(, „ rill.
rash. Ad- FOR R E N T — Furnished rooms for
It
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d . i . a» * «<
A d d ltlu n it. Sa nf.n .1
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M ill
III
l! f* m i i t » * 1 1i n * 1
light houso keeping 701 Magnol
laixes
of
oranges
now
on
tree.
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Mnrtin.
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Selmn
Ave.,
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b e in g
a s s e s s , *d a t
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fin a l
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ia
Avenue.
Place
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Lake
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Monroe. AH growing crops
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Hannah
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included for Jl,300, on terms.: FOR S A L E - Celerv plants. See
. - h a l l b e * i t i e , i n i +1 a c i , > i i t l u g t o iiivs
VI lt*! 1N IA SM I I'll Iv, i-ntrlx
lutnier Bros.. Enterprise Fin.
i
Nick Zermivean, Bear all Ave.
l a
i l l • it u 111 I s s u e I It e l i o n on 1 b t. i i i l l i i |. i \ o f |
.• m b , - r
v l> . I*i2t
IN < o l II I' o r I Ol NT* JI III.F.. FOR
S A LE -Modem
buiignlow I ’OR S A L K -Counters, show cas
W U l n e s s in v o f f b l a l ■ i x n n i u i c a n d
Hi'ini itirJi* i'iMi(tf) , Mitf*' nf f i«i rial it.
r , 'll l i l t s I I I ,
2 u t |, I t . . , , . [ N o t e m b e r .
located in one of best reridentiul
I t» l.aiillc f t JftltltH (I I,i »•
es. tallies, and shelving, for store
A
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IV *' It
Id
It 11 ; sections <>f Sanford.
Cash $1,500.
Apply at The Outlet
1C A I m l i i t . VPS
\v 11 *'i it tnii \ i ' in t*ni, Mint * ii ih<* Balance terms. See R. W. Deane. Use
— Orlando—
iSinD
* In I, i n, nit Court, j 27th li> >< i »••**• rnIm-i A I » 1U1‘ 4
So o t . n ■- 1 ■ ......... it
K i o r l d n - 1 l h ! i i l l .• | * i> I % 1 » i h n M M f i n i i ! -! i* K. ■ Seminole County Bank.
$HKH) Cash will buy one o f the
I' ■ \
M
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I > C
finest lots to be found in this city.
V It ..nwli.l.f, r J inlu*’ nf .-’I*<•! *' *i*ri
Nov ? I
t it-.
12
I * a n d 26
j
Eustb- is tile little City nf I-nkes Tins same lot can he resold at
a i* ,1iDll. of I'mlmh- f t m $ f timI
d *4II,|1V1 Ik*4 K x » u n i i I t o f i I n - i - l n l i - where Die Em-tis Florida Land Co present day maiket price for nt
IN T i l l : i I I I ! t I T c o t I I T o k t h c
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, You ran buy Furniture and Rug*
vi a i : \ rn
.11 u n i d . i i h i t i t » f
, (R e a lto is ) have for sale some of
OF I I O I I I I M . I N A N I I c o i l M - : V | . a i»<1 (tint it t i n * * 11t1 1 11m *• I H i l l I the most beautiful residence lots least $1500. An apportunity for 1 of Quality nt moderate price*.
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FOR RENT—Ten room house in
country, near paved highway, front lots on Lake Wlldmoro one*
beautiful location, electric lights, half milo from the Dixie Highway
In a nest of beautiful clear lakes,
good water. H. C. Dubose.
for sale.
Wo will build your home, land
scape your grove, nnd relieve you
Wanted
of trouble and worries incident to
building up a place.
STENOGRAPHER W ANTE D —
In the meantime, you can. go
Fred R. Wilson. First National fishing. You can fish in any one
Rank Bldg.
of the dozen lakes, nnd if you don't
know how to fish, wc havo several
110,000,000 Company wnnts men experts who will be glad to show
to sell Wntkins Home Necessities you. Mr. Scholfield who has been
In Sanford. More than 150 used singing at the Baptist Church will
daily. Income $35 to $40 weekly. vouch for the above.
Experience
unnecessary.
W rite LAKE JESSUP LAN D CO., Inc.
Dept. U 3. the J. It. Watkins Co.,
Longwood. FI*-
Automobiles
For Rent
Real Estate
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cent allowed if paid in December.
ALFRED FOSTER, Tax CoUoeter
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NUM BER
ASSOCIATE^ PRESS JI8PATCBES
SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1924.
SINGLE^COPIES FIVE CENTS
Ponzi Must Get Out
of U.S. Says Johnson
BGRTON, N ov. 29,—Charles
of get rich
four years ago^
the investments*
t, was arrested
f .Immigration
w arrant chargip Jthis country
rSS?,!lrt)itlon iproceed! nga
will
llitom ictluitely said immi-
^ h in ^ to n N e x t
jiy for a Pull
, of Obligation
e Plans To
Bid Big Loan
n Will Be Told
jts Parley Held
rtnce Recently
Iuit; <oinirils|lonor, John P.
'Johnson! •Ml*, i '
■ W h e t h e r ;d e p o rta tio n will be
to .Canada or fo Ita ly in the
e v e n t tho charge* a g a in s t P on
zi a r c susta in e d can be decided
'only by se c re to ry of labor.
P onzi cam e to this country
f r o m C anada a f t e r being con
victed of b a n k in g irre g u la ritie s
a t M ontreal.
I f Canadn objects to h aving
him deported to th e Dominion
officials of th is c ountry m a y
o r d e r him se n t to Italy,, w here
h e fs still considered a citizen.
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HOTDEBATEHELDi^X m -
Retired Chief Of S tott In
His Last Report Stressed
Importance o f B ig N avy
And Seacoast Defense Plan
j !]purchase
• Price
‘Parc!
Reported at $75^
Believes In Value >
Air Fighting Force
But Docs
G eneral
S h o u ld
S u g g e s t i o n M ade T h a t Meet*
i n s H a v e C o n tr o l o f P r o
d u c tio n n n d
D istrib u tio n
o f C o u n t y ’s R a w P r o d u c t s
N ot T h in k T h a t
Const
D efense
Be
D isreg ard ed
B i g Subdivision
Development Plan
Group of Purchasers
Includes Men Prom?
inent In This City 1 1
t G E N E V A . N ov. 29.— Five h o u r s ’
b itte r de b a te F rid a y upon th e
W A S H IN G T O N . Nov. 2J).—W a r
A m e ric a n proposals t h a t the opium
experiepcc and peace time tests
i ...............conference control
and.
...........production
,
A n a n n o u n c e m e n t , w h i c h Wgf
th u s fp r made do nut " a lto g e th e r
w n r r a n t” conclusions th u t c ith e r
Haiti
to be of m o re t h a n u su a l'.
in an a d jo u rn m e n t until Monday.
seacoast defenses or battleship
IKGTON. N ov . 29.—
i
n
t
e
r
e s t t o r e a d e r s o f The.;.
S e n a to r P o r te r nnd Bishop B rent,
protection can be dispensed w ith,
^ debt to t h o U n itS
a
n
f
o
r d H e r a ld , w a s m a d a ^
of
the
A
m
erican
delegation,
clu*hG eneral Jo h n J . P e rsh in g finds in T he ZR-3 is no m ore It U tho Los Angeles now. He .c h r is te n in g o f A m e ric a ’s biggest dirigible a n d its
Hnvlrtti and Cnmpuc
Cam pbell, Inth is m o r n i n g i n
gill be d isc u s s e d b y
his la s t ann u a l re p o r t os' Chief of S l i c a r i c n ns a ” h l p o f p e . c i > over. Pulling «. silk e n ribbon t h a t released a tr a p door and let loose n ed w ith Qtnvlon
declared
th a t
dinn
d
e
le
g
a
te
s,
who
declared
t h e o f f ic e of
S
ta
f
f
of
the
A
rm
y,
m
ade
public
f
look"iif
e
n
rrio
r
pigeon*
M
rs.
Calvin
l
oolidge.
wife
of
the
Pre
side
nt,
fo
rm
a
lly
beatowed
upon
the
le
viathan
srican debt- f'om m isIndia's h o n o r was involved. (CanipS
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a
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W
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Mrs.
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ndrews,
th
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P
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s
A.
P .wConneUjtV*
meeting h o rn D ec. 1.
hell .......
c h a rg e......................
d the A m ericans in seek
i S u m m in g up both actual experi- ident's naval aide, a r e seen n rriv in g at Moiling Field, W ashington, for th e ceremonies.
& Sons where It? ij
ing to esta b lish th e com petence of
of the c o m n m a io n
! ergo w ith a irp la n e bombing r e
the conference, a s it a p p e a r s In th e
it S
w a s s t a t e d thfft
formed n t t h a t t i m e
suits in the w orld and subsequent
A m erican u ro g ra m , would im pose
63
acres,
known
i of a series .Q f c o n bombing te s ts a g a in s t
capital
one n ation s in te r p r e ta tio n of ' the
ns th e Ingri»i*,ri
between S o c r p w i t y C o u n se l S t a t e m e n t s In T h e ships, th e fo r m e r com m ander of
H a g u e opium a g re e m e n t upon th e
trnvt, Iviuatud in
52 sig n a to rie s. They declared tho
r_
F o r b e s C a s e A r e F i n is h e d the A m erican E xpeditionary F o rc
jd ■'AmbaaBHdor
Jus
the I'onlem p*Tfc lJ
es aaid:
*
league Intentionally left out tho
.
a tli
dt|7o
s’ possible kbail*
on F r i d a y a n d E v e r y t h i n g
of th e city, b a d p f
question of controlling nroduction
"O f course, some dam age was
hr the French gotorn.
j n B e a d i n c s s f o r E v id e n c e done by a i r c r a f t bombing, and It
S H R E V E P O R T , I j ».. Nov. 29
b e e n purchased^;
I
kt*humj it would wrt*ck tlio c onferKtion. which is tho see-1
—M is s M yrtle Oden, young
fo r n re p u te d coif-*Would doubtless
be
som ew hat
once.
I arriount lo*Vied by "the
business college student, and
CH ICA G O , Nov. 29.— Opejiing g r e a te r In a n o th e r w ar, but until
sid rru tio n of f75,«
Such
a
position
as
the
U
nited
,l« to its associates
J. J. Mass, age 25 year*, were
000.
s ta te m e n ts of counsel w ere com it becomes vastly more probable
. ..
; S ta te s ta k e s e n d a n g e rs th e very
World War.
found dead in nil autom obile in
M a y o r a n d M rs . M a lth ie t * i v e | 1,x|BtPncc 0 f ii„. league, whose obThe p u tc h n s o la
than
n
t
p
re
se
n
t
dem
onstrated,
then
between Mr. Mellon pleted la te F rid a y and the way
a prom inent residential section
F u ll V o le of C itiz e n s A s A
it
e
nnnot
be
said
th
a
t
we
a
re
in
said
to have beeix
ila
tl
d
s
o
m
c
New
B
u
ild
in
g
to
joct
was
to
concentrate
on
agreeibswador have been cn- cleared fo r introduction of t e s t i
this m orning shortly a f t e r the
M a n if e s t a ti o n
Of
T h eir
c o nsum m ated th is
'I oWw nn .; GeurRC
G nnrirn D
oc C
l’no ltttee ss Is
Inlm ent* a n did not tolbc„.
magnify dilTtral and tb e ir dlscus- mony Monday in the tria l in fe d n position to abundon past e x
T
D
firing
of
th
re
e
shots,
tw
o
of
:es, said ( umnbell.
perience in w nre fnre ."
m orning w hen a
I n t e r e s t in C ity A f f a i r e
Jerstood to ha v e been era l co u rt here of C h a rle s
which struck the girl in the
M ain S p e a k e r nt E x e r c is e s
It.
N othing Sacred1 Says
P o r te r
G eneral P e rsh in g declares, h o w
g r o u p o f e ig h t o f
l clarification of th e
U r g e d By C ity C o m m is s io n
head, nnd o th e r killing Bass,
S e n a to r P o r te r replied th a t th e re the leading business men of S t i f l
between tho tw o Forbes and John W. Thom pson for ever. th a t tho m ost vital p resent
who police believe fired all
A ltam onte's
now
Com m unity was nothing sacred about
tho ford decided to T
need
of
the
a
r
m
y
is
an
increase
fo rm a c o r p o r a l l y ■
ith respect to th e d e fra u d in g the g o v e rn m e n t in the
A lthough M ayor F o r r e s t Lakeshuts.
House, the gift of Mayor and Mrs. Iparup V opium w i u l n . niul wiul Ju* for the purchase of th e property-. |
_ sition. T he talks, allocation of v e te ra n s' ho sp ita l con in the a ir service and graduul de Is unopposed in his race f o r reits personnel and
Malthie, was formully presented to had perfect confidence in the and for Its Immediate nnd
expected to lead to tr a c ts while F orbes w as head of velopm ent ofE Bpw
iaM y'bocause
ofi election to the City Commission.
le a g u e ’s a pproval of the American
equipm
ent.
Especially
b
c
c
a
u
..
, although th e m eet- the v e tc ru n s' b u re a u In 1922.
the town ut a m eeting held Friday principles, which it had advocated sivc development. Adjoining M a j^ •
its a b ility to observe enemy move- th e re wi be steps taken to have a
fa ir nn the south nnd e x te n d in g f « J ^
mission, which w as
The enm ity of Elias H. M orti m ent. he declared, the uir service la r g e vote cast in th e m unicipal
night in the re c e ntly completed repeatedly.
,
. about 1200 foot along MellonvUl*. ^
by S ecretary Mellon, mer. chief g o v e rn m e n t w itness, w as
election
to
he
held
on
T
uesdny
of
Campbell
then
ch
a
rg
e
d
ttu
building.
Avenue, nnd th e n east about » *,a ,5
do no more th a n go incurred by Forbes, a ccording to is essential to arm ie s in the field, next week, it is understood.
T he g a th e r in g w as a tte n d e d by A m erlcuna hud ugreed in secret mile, the new tr a c t is so located a*
tion ad - It is now defense counsel, when F orbes n o ti a lth o u g h the in f a n tr y is still " th e
com m ittee to the Indiana view
By v irtu e of being the only
backbone of the a tta c k nnd the
trensury head.
a lurge num ber of r e p re se n ta tiv e point. which Bishop Brent heatedly to become one of the most d csiraulo ,
fied one c o n tra c to r ho could do no
candidate for th e office of com
role
of
o
th
e
r
a
r
m
s
is
to
help
it
residential sections in Snnrord, It
t irtor.% it w as indlcat- w ork for the v e te ra n s' b u re a u if
citizens from not only A ltam onte denied sa y in g :
missionor, the m a y o r ’s election is
leach th e enem y."
is said, and the new ow ners pla n t o
sight. thore is a belief M ortim er w as his a g e n t.
A
q
u
m
tio
n
«»f
imliomil
niul
pi*rhut other neighboring place.- in
“ The idea th a t the principles n foregone conclusion, it is d e c la r
develop it into one of tho c ity a,,
Icy towurd th e F re n c h
C h a rg e s Clevvr F a bric a tion
itl -----honor has been raisisl on th e
of w a r f a r e have changed and th a t ed hut the th re e m em bers of the
cluding Orlando, Sanford, W idler soiia.
places.
_
,, / ^raEj
trow out p f th e meet"T his whole case is built up on arm e d content* will be se ttlrd in commission ure anxious to h a v e a l.ncnl J u d g e ’s O ffic e R e p o r t s
i matter of tin* interpretation, Tiio show
According to A. P. Connelly do
P
a
r
k
and
Longwood.
remmisSloh a n d t h a t h a cleverly c o n stru c te d fabrication
i
Americans
fail
to
understand
lnrecord
vote
polled
n
ext
Tuesday
H e a v y Sole of R e s i d e n t n n d
tim e will be lost in h aving th o p rO '- S
lUtnent t o ' i h » t l'govern- hy Elias H. M o rtim e r." declared any o th e r w ay have n o thing s u b ns an expression of the c itiz e n ’s
n
n
. i i
. r.*,.A fit r A. L. Cline, city treasurer, i . . . ^ lM)Mp i on. My word is as good e r ty surveyed, p la tte d and. cleared,. ^
N u n -R e s id e n t L ic e n s e s Fc . ,
p, r mgiiy accepted the gift in ( ^ n . ^on,| nIU| au
my counrist the U nited S to te s Col. J a m e s S. E a sb y S m i t h s ta n tia l in o u r experience to w a r In te re st in the n ffu irs of th e city
snot do m ight be f o rth - F o rb e s’ counsel, “b u t of all these r a n t serious consideration." Den- g o v e r n m e n t.
- - j hnd —
un a g re____
e m e n t been niul s tr e e ts and stdcwiilk* coft- 3
H u n t i n g In S e m in o le C o u n ty j^ohnlf of the tow n and
ex- , r y .M ' j „i „,
„ „j huch
_______
14*1 coqinwpt was . r e 32 o v e r t acta c h a rg e d i r this In era! P e r s h in g said.
4
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u
k
a
a
n
d
u
p
p
r
e
c
ia
tU
m
i
i
#
C
PinnD.iUee
1
sh
o u ld h a v e s t r a r b 'li UUtW im provTiaenU pro
T
his
se
n
tim
e
n
t
w
m
expresaed
ini
D iscussing the a r m y a ir p r o
vest reports, however, dictm ent, only th r e e a r e . s r y y
AtnYe
of
h
e
a
rs,
huge,
m
ean,
of
the
public
spiritedness
of
Mnyoi
rt,fUM,4j
to
„iK„
|t
and
my
goyern- to bo begun as soon na poaslDl*»
a s ta te m e n t g iv e n by Coihmifcaion- i
re fu se d to sign
gress, t h i T ' l f t p b N s d l r t r ' '
'
•Hon withhem tn f o tm n - to suspicion."
epudiatod
the nnd Within the n e x t te w w e e k . I t U .
iniin-enling
b
e
a
ts,
in
the
Wekiva
(and
Mrs.
Maltbio,
G
eorge
A.
lioJ. M arshall to a repreaenta
ment would have
“ O ur experience In the World cr,
hoped to begin the sale of th e lotx, *,
the basinets to be ta k e n
tive o f The Herald. He suld, "A- r i \ e r sw am p, has e x iite d the more Cottes, city a tto r n e y of Sanford, delegation."
Counsel for T hom pson, a
St.
which In^tho opinion ox m i n y F® *5^ J
Kuion f u r th e r th a n to Louis c o n tra c to r, told th e j u r y lie W a r ns to uirpiano production and a com m issioner I am g r a tifie d that a d v e n tu ro u s Nimrod* of S nnfnnl ntude the principal ad d re ss or the
Bishop
Asks
Honest
T
r
e
a
tm
e
n
t
tommission will dla- Would prove T hom pson never bad n th e t r a in in g of personnel should Mayor L ik e is running for re- nnd vicinity to go hear hunting, evening
| Bishop B rent, in a ppealing to r e x p e r ts .T ir e n vftee*,as nny In t h e
be continuously borne in mind by
dollar 'iilvosted in th e c o m p a n ie s)
" h o ' . p p r e d a t e th e role of aviu election. He is. uliuve all others, and the county bulge's office i*» J | n his fu st re m a rk s. Mr. He- be,nest tr e a tm e n t, saiil the Anieri- ' l"T h e rapid grow th inode by S a n .
He has the doing a land office business, more i(%,tte* prnised Mr. and Mrs. M u l L l (.a n delegation would not listen to ford du rin g the past tw o y e a r s has
, Y* * £ .,a
^ | which securtsi hospitnl c o n tr a c ts (jon jn m(M|(.r n w a rfa re.
E a rly fo r S anford first
Itna w i11 leAVe f u r I arm ||rij „ pver Iml on but one project, I jn j yj*7# jt will be recalled, an a p spirit for boosting th e c o m m u n ity .1 th a n 210 resident
licenses and i|,ie for tb e ir generosity nnd r h n r - th e timid voice of the vested inter- convinced i*H thut un e rn of u n p r e retire from th e diploma- his bid in this curb being rejected | t r o | ) r ia t |on of $000,000,009 was lie bus been w ith th e c ity in an n r n ilv 350 resident licenses huv- I urli-rizeii their gift as a la sting esl* of bureaucracy.
«f his governm ent. His as too high.
••The world of th in k in g hu m a n ity ridettted prosperity is a b o u t t o
I tr ib u te to ones who had worked
\ ing been issued to date.
j h a stily m ade with w hat seem ed official capacity longer th a n
Mr. Mellon, th e re fo re ,
will
he tin ju ry ," Bishop B rent said. d aw n for this city nml th a t the
A
ii
old
lino
i
hack
from
the
i
tmrd
to
build
up
th
e
ir
com
m
unity.
one
else
and
is
preem
lnentls
fit
T he $15.00(1 loan from T hom p- t), be an e ffort to overcome preof
"A
m
erica will not re tr e a t, will not years of lid*or and w o rry yvhlctt
* aspect dr a n etfort by son’s p a r tn e r , J a m e s A. lllnck, now vious inexcusable neglect to mukc ted for tile position.
,f
tlusw
am
p,
r
e
lle
spoke
of
tlua
d
v
a
n
ta
g
e
s
j dense fn*t nesses
. nnd the delegation will we have endured in building Up
,.,,„iv.....
tin an expression re g a rd A
ltam
onte
nnd
pointed
to
the
"I would u rg e thut everyone g< t ports a n invasion of hi* t a m p hy
wus covered in iletail by provision even
for experim ental
S u n fo id and this com m unity, a r e
Irnns for r e f u n d in g th e
counHB|.
Rudolph investigation, to su.v nothing of out and vote to show confident r a whole "clew " of Items, so hlg unique provision in it* c h a r te r lie heard "
about to he rew arded." Mr, C o n * 1,
T
he
delegates
cheered
the
A
metwhich
allows
nil
pro
p
e
rty
holders
the Amerlckn govern- Loughlin of St. Louis, Of this sum, p re p a r a tio n
th
a
t
litth
ought
a
flock
of
cows
for m a n u fa c tu re of th a t M. L ik e will fulfill his d u
nelly sta te d this morning, " r i r m
iccept. The A m erican
ienn*
and
were
silent
tow
ard
the
w
hether
they
lie
citizens
or
not,
had
come
upon
him
till
one
s
n
o
r
t
ties. as he has in the oust, and
always must have in F orbes is c h a rg e d with receiving a irplanes. The voice of criticism also to ex p re ss confidence1 in the ed like a "w hale" and showed to vote in municipal elections. British The league o ffie m l* were in the belief th a t nothing is tofl;,
$5,000. T hom pson only p a r t i c i p a t for previous junction was a p p a r
g<H d for S anford, nnd th a t n t t r a c ner. thut its s e ttle m e n ts
fang* thut looked like e lephant's N o rth e rn people, he declared, will plainly worried and accepted l ulm s liveness is a suprem e q u a lity In
policy of building tip S unfoid
i to congressional ap- ed in th is loan to M ortim er at ently stilled, for the time being,
continue
to
flock
to
l-’nridn
and
motion
for
a
d
jo
u
rn
m
e
n
t.
ta
s
k
s
in
the
dim
moonlight.
"E v e n though
he is the oidv
Black's solicitation, Mr. Loughlin by the loudly heralded p urposes
suid afterw ard* selling our city to n o rth e rn toa<s;
*ts explained, nnd the declared. T his wus on J u n e 19 to send 50,000 airplanes to the candidate nnd n few vote* will
T hus Middy aw akened from his predicted Hint A lta m onte would
is|<t, we uro del cr mined to p u t
get
its
s
h
a
r
e
o
f
ttit*
visitors.
the French repreacuta( Korbes party w as in W estern front
w ithout delay a ) elei t I m. the people should come slum bers hv the m idnight prowl- | Mr. D eColtos took occasion to
L -:
j l - r i - - f 0.1- t-ummunltf.
ort have been,of a c h a r - 1 ‘V, •
'
1 . ing*
of
Bruno,
the
old
m
a
n
seized
c
pt
the
A
n
u
r
l
c
«
u
u
j
ai
1
^
^
^ ,i|ci|1 hul)(Uvi, ion. h ith e r to UD*
la te r
b rought out and show th e ir appreciation.
ipied for
Inform ation | Chicago en ro u te tu■ U e 1 « • i d eclaration th a t
people
of
tin*
s
ta
te
for
an
axe,
hi*
only
weapon,
and
spent
praise
tile
not cause
,
All those who a r e for u gieutcr
siirpu'sed in heiiuly, and
voting they will Still light along
rtatcmentn delim iting 1 C(,a»t to inspect bospita Isites. In m any an e m b a r r a s s in g m om ent to S a n fo rd should c a st th e ir ballots. Lt h e rest of th e night in dreadful the ir action rec. ntly
1922, M ortim er tried to those of us abroad who knew how
located for select nnd high clou* «
....
.
/ iL..
..a g n in st L>i>iiitiir
If h e rita n c e tax in lines for e l . let
thick may be incorporai- October.
suppression
of
levying
in
a ntic ipa tion of the beai*h return.
"T h e
p re se n t
commission*
borrow from Thom pson the p u r baseless and boastful such claim s
. . .
, ,'•'*• a3T
tion to one-tenth ut residence*."
tltnu-rit.
tliis
s
ta
te
forever.
opium
pi
o'
W
hen
d
aylight
ca
m
e
he
m
e
a
s
have worked in ab so lu te harmony
chase price of a new automobile in were:
All high land, overlooking l^ k o
production.
He
f
u
r
th
e
r
urged
the
h
e
a
r
ty
co
ured
the
truck
a
c
c
u
ra
tely
with
u
R&iuuin lias not m et in P hiladelphia h u t T hom pson refused
th
e
pi<" I t is a m u tte r of record th a t nnd because of this sp irit of t»Monroe, tho Ingram tra c t.I* auRp^
operation of all A ltam onte citizens
hx months, h u t little the loan, Mr. Loughlin declared.
even th e type of plane to be put operution, th e y have been able to foot rule and declares t h a t it was in pu sh in g the tow n to the front
to be so oltuuted ns to m a k e a
7 inches in size.
ftit* the mem bers, since
In production was not decided u p accomplish m ore th a n if discord 13 Tby
most desirable subdivision lo r
,
ra
ilin
g
hi*
midnight
caller
to
land
m
aking
it
a
place
of
progres~ nts as have been n e
on until several m onths a f t e r we had been p re v a le n t.
those wanting exclusive nltea fur V
ii
n
earby
w
a
te
r
hole,
the
old
muu
.
sivenesa
in
nil
u
n
d
e
rta
k
in
g
s.
The
(
ve been su b m itte d to
"T he com m issioner* u tx anxious
entered the war, and th a t no A m
attractive homes, und a ccording to
r e p o rte d the presence of n t least j gro w th of any tow n, he added, deridually w herever they
erican plane wus flown in ba ttle to know how th e citizens feel to 12 hour tra c k s of d iff e r e n t sizes, ponds e n tire ly upon its citizens./
authentic report* no expense
for their, a p p r o v a l' bcuntil A u g u st. 1918, and only some w ard the policies which they have w hereupon he decided
lie spared in making it an excellent*
th
u
t
the
As
un
example
of
ra
p
id
g
r
o
w
th
of
thsirman
concluded
1- Jt * ’ any
COO planes had been sent to the championed and the best way to sw a m p was exceedingly unhealthy, a city he cited Sanford,
high class development.
I
he
my
While tr e a s u r y officials
e x p re ss th a t feeling is to vote in
fro n t before th e A rm istice.
A. 1\ Connelly, C. J- MttndiaHf»
and r e tu rn e d to the city to spread S u b sta n tia l.'1 which he said, hud
hiion m a y ta k e up
MOBILE. Ala.. Nov. 29.—C o n R. L. D ean. B. F. W hilner. Sr., W. 'A
"T he A ir Service ha s become an T u e s d a y ’s election."
the
ru
m
o
r
which
bids
f
a
ir
to
ingrow
n
despite
ninny
handicap*
neut its m eeting, ft
E f f o r ts w ere
m ade to gel u
firm ing rum ors which hud tirevnlj- M. Scott, It. II. Berg. W. T. Lanf*.
essential aid to the arm ies in the
a u g u r a te a new fad of h e a r hunt cause of the progressive spirit of
wdoM-cl w hat subjects
O R L A N D O . Nov. 2 9 — S ta te 's
ed since ad•'jo u rn m e n t• of th e fed- ley and K. L. Markell compMfiM
! field, especially
because
of its s ta te m e n t from Commission
Ing.
since
several
p
a
r
tie
s
a
r
e
now
co-operation
ex
istin
g
betw
een
it*
-french d ebt were A tto rn e y M a g u ire announced h ri
uhi 1it v to observe nnd obtain vulernl g ra n d jury W ednesday, it d e the syndicate of IihuI huaineaa m e n '
veloped F rid a y th a t indictm ents which has purchsslfd the property.
** cu dies
concerned
grow ing out of alleged "w hiskey
+IfSdta received th e inrin g " a c tivities w e re
re tu rn e d
da steps vt'erc being
a g a i n s t u n u m b e r of well known
rruct looking to a rcMobiliuns. am o n g th e m A lfred L. ]
______
h
rtUecu i i ith u n d isg u is
e d To them it m eant responsible by th e c o ro n e r’s ju r y
an auxiliary arm .
** in / the
echo th ro u g h the solitudes
of | Newapapern.-en s l
h
*
,u direction
,
K of
t u | f o r the d e a th of N. B. B row ard,
" E n t h u s i a s t s o f te n
fo rg e t tbc
tht* A la b a m a Banker*’ A taociation.
* off ,.f the g r e a t public n hew of io r m c r G overnor HrowWc should at least have n uni n earby sw a m p s unci field* until comnllshed fact for A ltam onte.
obligations
of
m
ilita
ry
aviation
to
Hubert !*. Holcombe. Icr m n n u fa rL Voorheea, id a y in g w h a t la
>of shK-h w a . built up
Qt F lo r id a . , nd , on of Capt.
J
a
n
.
15.
when
the
season
is
closed!
T
he
co
m
m
u
n
ity
house
«
»
o th e r troops, and aometlmps ere - versal language in which to »ay. bv law In Ibis county
t
u
r
e
r
and
b
ro
th
e
r
of
W
illiam
H.
said
to be the most sp e c ta c u la r
/building
w
o
rth
y
of
u
place
of
hon'"ofing from th e A m cr- g row ard 0( Jacksonville, who w as didt th a t service w ith a b ility to "Gotta m atch?”—Vancouver Sun. py law in min count y . ________ _ j o r jn tht. to w n ’s history, he f u r th e r
Holcombe. Jr., e x -sh e riff a n d le g is g a m e of golf ever w itnessed on
with which to advance sh o t and killed d u rin g a scuffle
la to r. is a n o th e r of those indicted. th e local course, y e ste rd a y » h * b ^
,
sta te d .
** allied powers. I t w a s a t the Cady home, on E a s t R o sa achieve result* in w a r t h a t have
F ir s t capiases .in indictm ents te re d tite country club record by
“>*t should a s e ttle m e n t lind avenue,’ e a r ly la s t S a tu r d a y n o t received p ractical d e m o n s tr a
tion. Take, for exam ple,
the
Hloriilu N e w s p a p e rm e n ’* Home, nd1 with France, th e puyw ere served d u rin g the day and a lm o st phcnominal d riv in g and
bom bing te s ts la st y e s r in the
*>»ed would apply to rc- m orning.
several persons had furn ish e d bond p u ttin g t h a t enabled him to tu rn .
H al Cady, fo rm e rly a D e troit
w as leurned in th e rvm arkablu »core of 33 f o r
teuntry’a debt and a a tto r n e y , re sid e n t of W in te r r a n t C hesapeake. T he m a n e u v re show
.................................. ,
. F r i d a y n ig h t.
It was
iJ-eciate. Mayor Malthie lias a nne | ^ rc ure
HrVorul capiases to he th e f ir a t nine holes, and 37 for
amount of th e ac- and O rlando f o r five y ears, was ed t h a t u nde r the most favorable
c irc u m sta n c es bombs of d e s tr u c
_ ___
s p ir it _
of progresaiveness
_ which . t.rvwj.
th e laat. th u s to ta lin g 70, or
*f*st amounting th is y e a r
T he following is u p a rtia l list of ha* culminated* in his m a k in g this
F u n e ra l services for Comer O.
W.0 0 1 ) w ith tne refund- released from the c ounty jail on tive j i t e could be dropped w ith
in g a p a r score.
C
onspiracy
to
brib
e
u
federal
of$25,000 bail, following th e verdict considerable precision.
In these W hittle, who died in P a lu tk a W ed tho floral tributes, which
Going out, Mr. Voorheea. mado ..
were m agnificent gift to the city.
“»«fU with G r e a t B rita in
fleer
ia
oue
of
the
charges
uguinst
exercises, the vessel was a t an- nesday night from injuries received many und beautiful: Brotherhood
H e invited th e citizens to mako Staples and certain others Indicted tw o birdies, and p a r on the '
operation any d n p o s i- of th e c orone r’s ju r y .
Attorney C. P. Dickinson, who chor ^ ’q ulet w. u r s ; there was in u train accident, were held F r i
of th e tl,(,«t r e th u t is on the b y the grand jury.
rrench debt will aid in
Information m a id in g seven holes, a record I
of Railway Trainmen, Tampa Divi use
is
defending Cady, is on a two
ground* of the N e w s p a p e rm e n a
*1 considerably In w ork- day'* visit to Jacksonville, the no opposing aviation, nor was day afternoon a t the F irst B aptist
Yu*
obtained
from
reliable
sources can v e ry fa v o ra b ly c o m p a re $
there any an ti-aU :raft used a C hurch, where a large c r o w d of sion. 851; Brotherhood of Railway Home a t a n y tim e th e y wished, fo r
hiture financing plan.
to the effect th a t H. T. Gonzgulla*. ,\ny professional's in the count
form er home of Broward. It has gainst the bombing planes.
friend* and relatives g a th e re d to Trainm en; Campbell-Loaaing Post w h a t e i e r p u rp o se th e y wished.
form er general prohibition agent,
not been learned If Mr. Dickson la
American
Legion;
B.
P.
O.
\E.:
pay tribute to the unfortunate m an.
F rank Haiihcox, one of th® de
a s
COURT TO BEGIN
TAKING EVIDENCE I
IN CASE MONDAY
CITIZENS OF CITY
URGED TO VOTE IN
COMING ELECTION
Two Shot To Death
By Unknown Man
NEW COMMUNITY
HALL PRESENTED
T O A L T A MO N T E
HUNTING SEASON
WILL OPEN HERE
ON NEXT MONDAY
Prom inent Men Of
Mobile Are Named
In Whiskey Charge
New G rand Jury Is
Called In Orlando
Case N ext Monday
Sanford Coif Course
Record I Shattered
By Voorhees With W $
F uneral Service For Young W hittle
lie ld Friday At F irst B aptist Church t ' E u aSftjtKt a» wmap-
.
Bicycle Thieves
KeformSchool;
On Probation
of the seven negro boya
®*ta stealing bicycles
?*u*
in the d ty ,
•wnced to serve indeter* at the Marianna Rewh*n they appeared in
teurt Friday afternoon.
“Of* llousholder.
•f itte d boy* are: Frank
Carleton and Thoma*
Walter Gardener.
seeking additional evidence to be
Used by the detense a t the trial
in case Cady
indicted by the
grand jury.
,
.
Newspapers in Detroit, where
Cady formerly lived and where
his father la residing and is re
puted to be wealthy, have given
considerable prominence In news
stories of the killing, incluilng
pictures of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Cady.
Witness In Robinson
Suit Will Face Trial
LONDON.
Nov.
29.— W illiam
'J*. Elmo James and Hen- Cooper Hobbs/ebltcltor whose te s
a severe reprimand,
thenj i t they appear"JI**ain, they would be
uf* tetermatory, Judge
j allowed (hem to go
sentence.
^
of the boya attend-
Paderew&ki May Be
Minister to JJ. S.
WARSAW. Nov. 29.—Ignace Jan
Paderewski, pianist apd . form er
premier of Poland, is to be offer
ed the post of Minister to the
United States. It la rumored in
political circlae.
His acceptance however, is con
sidered doubtful. M. Paderewski
nnd his wife are expected to a r
rive here today. ' . . ,
Winter Park Has Laid
23 Miles of Asphalt
timony In the Robinson suit involv
ing an alleged blackman posing as
Om-ANDO. N o., a . an unngsftU •*TiWIian Prince, was
sensational, appeared In the Bow
Street Police Court today charg
ed with receiving stolen property
ohroad. M agistrate ordered him streets
$300,000.
remanded.
,
W W jr
W
nights-of The Klu Klux Klan; velopers of LA'
LitamOnte, stated th a t known as th« "Lone W olf” who fig !in tw o o v lr w i - » Hto
The funeral services at the K
ured, prominently In the “ under
Woodman’s
CIrcly;
The
Pipe
Or
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advertised
church wa* conducted by Rev. F.
7p fo r th® 18 ^ ol#*t.
Friday cover" investigation which pro ofllhg V r W o r d th a t1 wttll'4
D. K ing,' pastor of th® church. gan Club. F irst B aptist Church;
ceeded
tbe
volume
of
Indictments
by the Brotherhood of Firemen and Loco night. And th«t the city’s ngroe here last year, le
8Special music
‘ was rendered
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Individual an lnapiratlun for better
rboir. A duet. "Face to Face" was motive Engineer*; Brotherhood <;f would be before thousands th a t per- the defendants are alleged to have on the local course, and one
never ’bavo heard
rendered by Mra. A , M. Phillip* Locomotive Engineers)
« iktii would
^
*'----- of i t
will In all probability r e m a in
The following artist* rav e en ex- conspired to bribe. ,
and Mr*. R. L. Glenn and a solo Class, F irs t B aptlat Chu:
. __
Names
of
those
who
had
furnishol tnose wno naa xurnian- unbroken.
Railway Conductor*: Big Berean cellent musical program : Misses
Dane Jensen and Bill Clark.-*
by Mra. Celcough.
Turner ~Circle; 11. Maltble and M rif H. H. Bundy, ed bond to Indictments Thursday companylng
.Services a t the cemetery, were Brotherhood; . Nellie
. — . .*V7T*
Mr. V oorhaas.in charge of the Campbell-Losslng,-Woman’s Miaslomsry Union. First piano Duet. Mrs. Emma A. Lyman night, the charges • n i n a t .th e m turned in very creditable
McPherson, aolo,
and tha amptint of the bonds fol- Mr. Clark making nine 1
Post American Legion., Potft Com B aptist Church; F irst B aptist Sun solo, Mr. M.
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low:
.
m ander A. P. H aggard waa in day School, and The Kathleen Mal
par, and ftalahing with a
A lfred L. 8taples, conspiracy to $1.
lory
Circle,
F
irs
t
B
aptist
Church.
charge of the service, a t the conclu
while Mr. Jensen, w ho
violate
the
prohibition
law,
con
He
is
survived
by
his
wife,
moth
sion of wijjch 'Taps'* were toundoutplayed In the firs t nine
spiracy to violate the ta riff act came back on the last w ith fy [
er and father, Mr. and Mra. V. R•d.
by smuggling liquor* and conspir turning in a total score of
The Brotherhood of Railway W hittle, of 8*nfordf lo u r eUtera
acy to bride a federal officer.' lie
Trainmen attended the last rites of atul one brother, Mrs. R. N. W right
TAMPA.
B
or.
2
9
In
custody
utr.
Huff,
their comrade as a body.
. Greenville. Ala., Mr*. Georgee m
of Orleans county officers, a t New furnished bond of $15,000.
M A R K E T
R
Robert L. Holcombe, conspiracy
As tbe casket was being lowered Bauford, Miss Essie and Mis* Ruth
York, Lewis E. Bends "Beah King
Glenn,
both
of
thl»
city
and
also
to
violate
the
prohibition
lew,
coninto’the grave, 14 members of the
is enrouta to ’Albion, N. Y. toda;
JO,’ iV
Nov.
thee w
ta riff
splracy to violate w
r u : aact
n by
rrY
.L .
Knight* of tlie Klu R jtu KUu. ap of Sanford.
tosmuggling liquor* and conspiracy Dec.. 1.54 to 15414.
Tbe
*
ilaced a large cross of,
out
Of
t o bribe a federal officer. He made
u
*nd enow white flow- i n d .
llat
o f<
y f r x ber
.W, depicting Tbe
S
:
r
.U
<
bond
qf
12
M
IH
fififh
WW.
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t<
nearly
t’rota.
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- 'x\Af
tedL'i:
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“Bean King" Going to
New York for Hearing
.
cV S fi
ri.1
■RK
�i .■i.rktdtf
>'At; N& varfteft; m
h the coming of the cooler
ft Fall, conies on interest in
lilts At home,'' chtcrtaliflVig
s in ono way or another, and
k the servinc of something differHt,! especially; if the cvcnlnit is
tel and tho cuest:i stay late, they
jll need and enjoy something subLanliut to c a t.. .
Why not aoprjsc them with a
lah Jon uk Supper 7 Aa thn poptiirlty of thl*. fascinating game is ]
II
r .. e
t-*.i a
reading
rapidly
from Fifth
Avcle to Main Street, nnd wo arc all
ixfpds t o , learn . to “rung” nnd
how,” and t4 tell the difference
tween thq Dragons and the Hast
Inds, w hy.pot team something
«Ut> Chinese cookery too, so that
t may have refreshments in keep*
g with the spirit of the game.
Whenever yro think of Chinese
Oci, we usually think of Chop
ley. • I t is the gcnrrnl impres»n, that we got this dish from
U k ,, U fs really n Chinese dish,
it the story goes Hint it waa in*
pled Jri. this? country by Chinese
mb and Inter lintroducod in C lu
bby Chinese students returning
Mp from Americn. Whether this
actually true or not, the fact re*
lipa, that Chop Huey fa equally
polar in American countries ns
ill. ax in China.
B
lodging from . t h e . way people
tfoniac the Chinese re s ta u r a n ts
racially f o e ,th in dish, prove* its
p ola rity, without, a doubt. Many
'
it a t home
heusewlves now make
fdlV occasional variety.
There a rt. a num ber of varieties
o f 'Chop sucy which may be scrvrd
fct tjic Mali Jongg supner,. cither
. plain. nr made with chicken or
. rhrlmps, or mushrooms, and with
or without the bean sprouts.
Manila Shelters Fcwi
Russian Monarchists
Exiled From .-Country
3 m
i rS f t
SANFORD LS PLAN i
of $105,000,000 in fixed in te re st
slo c k j , and $110,000,000 In v a r i
Able dividend dcrariptlpna,
v
United State* ra ilw a y ! dopfecIntel by over $45,000,000, td $2,
105,700,000. A nions oil share*, ten
bf. ’the Lading Issues appreciated
jf2n.000.000 to $58fl,Blp,000.
a K. UtlTTNKU. Rx e d ito r
MANILA. Nov/ASfr-'-Th* illn
Momnictx, one of .tbo f.ussmn vr«-<
is cm nT oF aitw rr
K r n i l n - t * l oll faU . W ta te nt K t p r l i l e .
tn to H«lntn o t J a m e s t *. III(j«Jn»
Notice la h e r e b y Riven, to nil
wliom It mny concern. t h a t on th e
■J7ltl .Inv nf.-December. A .‘ p . tn:».
» r *r tin 11 a|>l»ly !*»'* h r H o n n r a M r - l i
K. ||i>ii*hi>l<1i>r. Jiitlir* of r.ahl Court.
An Jmliro of P r o b a ta fu r o u r ( l u l l
•llnrharpe an Kxrcutnc* Of ( h r M i a l t !
of J i n n * C. IllR-glna. ilee*n**«l:
tl'Mi at I h c j i n m * \lm » wo will
LONDON, Nov. 28.—-T ho'W uca en>l
|,r»nriit our (Inal nennuntn m K'x- 1
of nf»5 re [/rcsriitntiVc /ta c k s on t n n » r > of aMit final a c co u n ts tin i:*- I
S lockExchan geShown
pity in g more thnn the follow ing prices on same Hems.
in our s to r e are equally as low.
All
P R O P W IT H U S ’ T O D A Y A N D -S A V E -T H B 'D IF F E R E N C E
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MAXWELL
HOUSE
PURE
GRANULATED
Situated only ten miles
from Sanford on the
A. C. L. Railway and
on the Difcie Highway
is rapidly becoming
the mecca of fisher
men nnd visitors gen
erally.
With the many local
improvements made
and the i n t c n s i v e
building’ progiam un
der way the town is
advancing rapidly.
Fine homes arc o f
fered for salt4 on easy
terms, situated midst
fine orange t r e e s .
These modern in every
way. Before purchas
ing look them over.
For further details
and information phone
or write. We aim to
serve you!
Horse That Could Not
Re Sold Causes Upset
OnGermanRaceTrack
O r„ .in ste a d of Chop Huey, you
J fried'inoadle*.
't | bo 2 cups onion* cut into
>: threads, salt to taste,
fl
1 cup soup stock or water,
' ,1 table* p o o u rurimUirrli,
>* 1 tablespoon Midusse*.
2 tablespoon:, bueon or beef drip
F^Mdg*.
.
/
can mushroom*, if desired,
t - <Cut meat into cubes, about onefour t o onc-hulf inches thick. I’ut
the bacon or beef dripping* into n
deep sauce imn or n large skillet.
When hot add the meat and onions
and fry for about ton minutes.
Thru add the chopped celery.
Sprouts. • stock or w ater, aeuson- ings ; and cook about 15 minutes.
Add the molasres. Mix cornstarvli
' w ith a littlo cold w a te r uqil stir
Into the lioillng stock or w a i n
' until i t Mil ekens. It is then ready
hi
B
. can aagva Chow Mein, which means
■■ pork and ono qf beef
2 pounds |>ean sprouts,
2 cups flnoly cut celery,
Piimly WiRRly to the original self serve stores.
is Stock E x change d u rin g Octoer showed an n g g re g h to npjfreciation for th e m o n th ly of n e a r ly
$170,000,000 sa y s
the «|5ankera'
I • With Chop Suey, rice—plain boil*
od or.jltaanoed—is served. Some
like hot roll* in addition to the
rice, although the rice takes the
place of bread quite nicely.
.
, A nd tea, o f course.
No ton
> t e e m s q u i t e so delicious a* the tea
L which is served a t the Chinese rcstaUrants. They use the best toil*,
of course. If you would liko som e
thing especially nice you can get
an exquisitely flavored tcu made
I from jasaniino flower*, a t mont
Chinese or O riental chops.
L ' Now ns to the de sse rt to serve
with your.M ah J o n g g supper, while
yoti can do quite nicely without any,
a t few de sse rts a r e ured by the
Chinese, yet small cake* a rc popu
lar. If you make them nt home,
you can bake a plain cake in a
large sheet, and c u t it Into sqqarc*
or |n diamond shapes, then use d if
ferent frostings and dccorutiunn to
furnloh variety. Make the cake*
small, however, tin most of your
f" guest* w ilt probably, n o t care for
a large piece of ca se a f te r eating
a substantial supper of Chop Huey.
....
Chop Huey
.7 2 poundi lean pork or one pound
Whhl Would >01. lie Pay Ins for Groceries If there were no
PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES?
NOTICE
RAY BROS —TIRE LIST
FIRESTONE—
UTILITY CORDS
STATION W. 1ST. STREET
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION
II K N A R P ' S M A Y O N N A I S K
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
EVERY BODY’S MEAT MARKET
AND G R O CER Y
HERE’S THE ATTIC
to serve.
C .Chicken and shrimp chop suey
. ate prepared in much the same
way, except thut only about bail
\ as many onion* aro usod.
Almond (lake*
i 4 cups alfUid flour; 1 level lea
. spoon Calumet Unking Powder; 1
cup s u g a r; 6 e g g r ; J cup lard; Al
ttionds; one-half teaspoon ulmoiul
['• t a i r a c t .
81ft the flour, sugar and baking
■ powder to g e th e r three times. Add
the. lard and mix until meal-liV■.
then add the slightly beaten eggs
and flavoring. T u rn onto u board
and shape into small round rakes,
about an Inch and a half in diam
,e tc r.
Hprinkle
with
coarsely
. Chopped almonds, and hake in a
mode rately hot oven, until nicely
Kit LIN
with Sheet rock you can
R E M O D E L IT
A&P APPLES SAUCE 2-LB CAN 20c
S IL K S
Nov. 2H. — A weekly
sop polio mail service between the
United State* and Europe will
. 0 0 1 bo a ta ri vd. D i, Hugu Kckner.
Director of Zeppelin Company,
who has had c h a rg e of the ZR' k
trans-A tlantic flight, said today
Tho Zeppelin Goodyear combine
Fruit Cake
Materials
wt-WaT Boundaries
ta te Much Discord
BELGRADE, JugotUvla, Nov. 2K
—-The confusion of the frontiers of
the Balkan* *pd Central Europe,
as an outcome of th r war, has not
b«oa settled by any mean*, al
though little is heard of the doubt
ful rtate <4 ofTaini outside of the
immodiate regions affected.
New boundary Jinaa have been
rqn through towns and villages tn
various countries and tvan across
th# farm s of peasant! thamrolves.
|rt many iustancea it is repot tod
that tho individuals whose proper*
fir la concerned do pot know to
litis slay to which s ta ts they thru Id
pay - taxes. Estimate* have Uen
Sphr.by lavas ligature th a t M wiU
M tid ra ten years o n a v a o lungct
lor themselves. You will rem em ber th a t we are
a position which enables us to give you biggest v:
tie at lowest price.—Call and see for yourselves.
CARONS
r-PMr lGc
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NKW YURK'.BTATE
i,-. > ' A y'
U N IT E D 8 T A T E 9 'C Y P 6 U M C O M PA N Y 4
205 W est Monroe Street, Chiago, HHn^t
J
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7
FL 7.li CREAM
Cllrtm IY-1.
O range I'rrl
Lem on
I’eel.
C urrents. p«-i
Itaisins, pkg
ila isln s, it,
Date*, lb
PANCAKE
BUCKWHEAT
LOUR PKG 10 c
Canton Crepe
Canton Crepe
Satin faced.
( ’) epe de Chine
Satin.
Taffeta
Jane Spun.
Confetti Crept
HOSE
Threat! Sill; H o s e
Toilet Sets
Sew in.v Sets
Baby Sets
Shaving Sets
Sinokiny Sets,
etc.
K n g lia h B n 'a d d
T a n , G r a y , WhK
L illie s
P E R C A L E SHI
w i t h o r without
SILK STRIPE SI
w i t h o r wjthout l
DOLLS
ou
d U A K E H HUM I n Y
Manicure Sets
Comb and Brush
Sets
LACE
M c have a Lroot
line of iaee band
in«- edg-ing, in
sercion and all
over
Foe our window
display of Dolls
a t prices u nthinkable. Both
dressed and un
dressed dolls at
very low prices.
cotton
C gfhrcfIV'
TH E ^ r e p r o o f . W ALLBOARD ,
M anaccr,
Sanford, Fla.
�i& Zi.
fc. t.'A
■« ' •
*1 i f v
.'a , •. &
' irX
882 icu. yds. .g r a d in g a t 40c t— —-..........— .
140) lltf. f t ^ n e r p t o ^ f b a n d g u t t e r a t 7p<
146 l l k ' i t v f l u s h c u r b a t 85c
-----------------1 5 ) 1 5 sq. yds; rock baso a t 80c ........
1894 sq. yds. 2-lneh sheet a s p h a lt to p a t |1.02 .
214 sq. yd»- conercto alley r e t u r n s a t 80c .............
2 Typo A inlotB a t $35.00 —— C------ ------------- ---1C8 lin. ft. 1 2 -inch sto rm s e w e r a t $1.05 ______
1 monument a t s tr e e t intersection
......
L aboratory inspection o f m a te r ia ls — ......----Legal expense, ad v e rtisin g etc., 2 per cent .....
Engineering 4 F<*r cent
1V v f
Iraduai
F l a , N o r,. 28<—
t tho U niversity
__ U (graduate n ext
l l l a r g t t t senior claim in
i fro m h to ta l e nrollm ent
i also qxqccda th a t o f an y preyear,
a r e candidates f o r do
o r fo u r o f which will
I ‘‘to rdod until the end of
fftShool.thus b re a k in g the
rd -of 17 which stood fo r
T h e senior tea c he rs'
one-fifth o f th e
i e n ro llm e n t: o f ilp7, j
_ i-witli t h e : u s u a l , p r o p e r
p ,# f a W w t;.. cnertenth.. • ti
-ore rafristered in both
ajbi .A g ric u ltu ra l .College'
graos. ' i n .
,<■
. .yc^ir, th o to ta l enrollm ent
th e hundred m a r k and
l J i l l .before th e end of the
,-and nlrcady the n u m b e r niaplatiqg hns passed the 192.1
record by e ig h t m e n. The class
e n ro llm e n t is som ew hat morc trvenly divided th a n is usually the case:
■enlonlf 16 Juniors, 85 sopho
mores- 26 freshm en, 16 N orm al
School S tudents, six specials and
tw o n o t classified.
Candidate-.! fo r de gre e s a r e :
Bachelor of A rts in E ducation,* W.
II. Brown, W. L. C a r te r , M. G,
rd, C. W .’ Persons, ,8 .; N.
J . V. H evals, W i JVjVcUs,
Edficnrh si o r •«{• fiei
i Roney,
t
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___ opinion, S. W.
G.
R. Clegg,
Leonard, B. F . Roche, R. H . Schild,
Runnic O. .S m ith . A- M. Towles,
E. P. T u r n e r ; Jlacbelor o f Science
in A gricultural E ducation: V. W.
D riggers, 11. B. H aim jm r, H. S, .
Hull, A. R, Jo hnson, M. U. Mounts, j
C, A. Scarborough, II. I,. S p e e r,'
G. N. W akeflrld; nnd Bachelor of
Science in Induidrinl E ducation, II.
R. Knight.
P
Total cost 24 f t p a v in g
Total M *t 16 1 L p a v in g
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mm
v ; ; ;•« 4 ■ ' 1
Cost of V ide riing
J J o be borne by C i t y '1-3
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' T o bo lx.rne by Adjooent >lV o p c r ty O wners
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N u m b e r of f r e t fiontaftC j—
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A ssessm ent p e r foot fro n ta g p —t- ~ t...... .—
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M arkham P a rk H e ig h ts Addition, Sanford ^
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$232.78
s. flnlibiU) lyot 4, iOlk 0...
S118J7
F a r m e x p e rts colled by P resident Cn di !ge to study problems o f A m e ric n n farmers and to pri
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100.70
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ditions nre shown here in th e ir firs! ns* on nt W ashington. Left to r i g h t , tiny are H o w a rd 31
100.70
goverifur-elect o ' W est V irginia; R. W. T hatcher, director of New Y o r k experiment sta tio n ; W. C. Coffey, director of the Experiment | |, L. T hra she r, l-ot 8 , Blk. G ....____ 55
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>i the U niversity of M innesota; l.ouia J. T ahcr, m a s te r »f th e n a t i o n .I g ra n g e a t C olum bus O.; It I*. < u r w . form
fm mer
g* '« Jn«JJ and
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station o?
A. Neel, Lot 1, Blk H
11827;
nt livestock grow er of W yoming; <>. E. Urndfute, president o f th e Am ru an h a r m B ure a u b e d e n it.o n ; .4'C h i c a g o , M ed H •
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prom inent
106.70
Holly,
6 , j Blk
S. Hol
54.21 • j
y. Lot
Lot «.
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presidentt of American N ational Live S ■ k Association, of C a lifo rn ia ; (a tandm gt W. M. -Tardine. president o ' K ansus S ta te Agi icultural | R. S. Holly,
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Lot
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100.70
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; « . S. Molly, r.m i, m a .
College, and Ralrii P. M erritt, president of the rnisin grow era, of F. resno. i alif.
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N . H. G a rn e r s Addition to M a rk h a m Park Heights,
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fact liable. These officials rollment of flfly-thrgrt students, Will* til II lll*lt
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Tbe above nnd foregoing final aiuiessments are pn>iy,|
i*»' aw AillliIi»VhI i ;H*ir t*f th** been umpli li'd, and the com pb ted work has been finally accepted ' ,
l* pot made any nlfirial lants are Florida men, although I"* If 4*I)4ViIrill*1 IT J Itfillf nt MMIII • Mlirf. It
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inti r e st up to I*e-ember 15th, 15*21, nnd fm m ami after t
ih due to th e duel th a t Maine, New York, Virginia, Geor ns . l ui l a i "1 1‘ r r i l ml e f t Pi ) f i n a l I as I , r. . r \ti 11 mi.1 Ibirn* t
h a ri f e n s A tint I n 1st rn 101 o f th*' n ml ' ,»t lit 111* m;i nil* 1 1in* I u III by tin t'omfiiissioit of the City of Sanford, Floridu.
1 --.lid special assessm ents will be p a y a b le only in ten
. tmis nvailnblg to pro- gia, A labam a, Iow a and Illinois ! rtisi
, h i ,, i,. ,.f | t w i . n l II
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the final t*«tlimits for pnvm p Tunth S irrot from I| n 5 tHi|niontH with inti*rt*Ht 211 H per cent per n n nur.i on
not
The School of P h a rm a c y was es w i l l I ' l l * , T i l l o s i l . l C o u r t o i l f i n a l . Mi ni .n t «,li mi tii'i. 11 inn ova I 0 ^
v, ,, in, west to Myrtle Avenue a width of 24 feet with sheet
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paym ents.
a l l y appreciate t h a t such tablished along lines recoin mended Mr
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W itness my hand ns City Clerk and th e Seal of the
(oulii oe popular upd well by the Americnn Conference of
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L. It. P H I L I P S , City fieri;.
Itproiited in radio in n tion, and the N'ationnl Association I X c o t l » T o r T i l K lO IN T V
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Nov. 15, 22, 29, Pec. 6 nnd 13.
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I g c m e n ta ry re p o rts nnd exper- to irnio themselves thoroughly for
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Uwcn the sensnlion of t h e ' erent classes.
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p.tv m g
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7 'tti cu. yds, gi.t in-g at I He
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P a lm e tto Avenue between < eotrul Street and Hughey S treet from
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HOFANS WANT FLORIDA SCHOOL
;a s t st a t ic OF PHARMACY IS
BY BUREAU GROWI NG FAST
T H I N K o f the
money you might
h a v e s a v e d — but
W«3PaikYt» SSm.!.
Winter Fashions In
vrs Are Exhibited
centiy in rrdnee /nm*..,- r.im.m.d
didn’t!
vv:J
Start now by depositing
a dollar or more with us
every week, letting your
account increase with time
and compound interest.
>■■„Kuder
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NOTICE
RAY BROS.—TIRE LIST
HRFSTONE—
UTILITY CORDS
$14
$15J
33x4
:v>\i
STATION W. 1ST. STREET
HOW DOCTORS
TREAT COLDS
I,- I ",>•'■). 4 1 , 1 , 1,1 | | „, I , I n
lissin^ Missionaries
AND TDK FLU! s . - . nl N......................
II.mil,I 2 Am o - wN
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Natives Of Minnesota lu break up a cold m e t nig h t i - ,, , 'i• l“ ,v • •o•■*•'
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| or to cut ahort an attuck of g tip ii 6 , ) -<■ i" 4*|'lI*' ' t " ! lie ||i' Hi •1
'influenja oi sore th ro a t, physicians I ” Jl Ik'*■11*»I*t » I I Mi'll** t- 4 f l»t, ill
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and d. ,ru. g g is
, ts a re now recoin me lut ; it Is# l>**i ».*•• i«rt .Ail ill l f i'l art.Vr,Ail*vi
r ( l i g tra rn l 1"
I-1 * "M OlV final -in *
ing (.ulotulm, the nauseiiless t'a lo .
of iiu .ii, i Andivw*
e o u n m a s A il n> Imt st ritt r i x o f *fv6i
Jicl tablet, Ihut is purilV d fpoiu ■** win! ii» an ni i iui' Ndiitc i Mi.** i m int", a,nit a-a i o ih.-lt- attpi JfnL
4 * 1 I'l I ' l * rt* f i t
1 . 4 Moll! i l l C m a t 4 I I I >
flit . I
l i nt eil < " i , o. ,
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dangerous ami sickening d fe c ta . i«*
i ■•milrt ««« t M u t n t u r*M»r t»f s.i ni
A K N A I I Al . K VIi.V l M ) U K i : | t . * •
se yf ho
I have tried it sny ihut ii , » si.iii' hiiil ui"k fni |h H r tt]>(•i *•v4 1
Those
A'ltnlnistrntrtj * ,
li.tliil I let otu-r lit. A. I) |S2|,
acta* like magic, by
liv fur i n u r e cfTeo,
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p m i . i p it A s t n u r t v s
tv TII 14 (Till I I I I Ol I t r OK S|
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than the old styife
style
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. tald m et,' heret\ifure rccninmcl
ended
<*n*Nrisn v.
R IT H T L A N L O N C T R l h by physieim.s,
IN lU L IIT OK r o t.V I A J l |llir,.
One o r two Calitabs ut bed tima' Srnilnxir t 'u s n l ) . Xtslr nf Kl.irlita- H *JftkrtN< *1.1. Sl:< I T t I T I K H
-A . sca- w ith u awulluw of w u te r ,—t h a t ’*
U P. Nvv.
Ut it* I'nlJlq of Huiuuu) M- Uilfdtty- I'A*# 1% » riirii*>tuU* »i ni gmilitili
N< l(u*» I* h r rlli? jH
u »hU ( 11 liivvp of tha H t a i s l
„ , ,\ch I*. alllUwinlfAK __
quipped with aden- all. No salta, .to nuuaea nor tiia v« In
n tun) ( " i n 'o ii that nti Ih" uf Klurida, ('oiii|,lalnuiit.
(runienu*
and purap!
run ' nb< and
purapherna-1 tij^btest interference with eating, rani inday
of P^ei ttthrr. A I) Is*!. ' T f '
t,
'
(hi built fo r the Gi
H onnruhla
h e irs tlevls.as u r s n l e e s and
plv*»ures. Next mornin* v >l,ull
..
,uppl)-- lu
-f tile
...............
..............K,- 1 T- h-e ----------
JHICAGO, Nov, 28. — Misses
T>t»Jf li.vrdui and Elizabeth
prglun i A u r u s ta n a . w lm iun workKpurU-d m isting a f t e r Chinese
c a p tu re d a tpwn, a re both
dlime-nilu, jt w in iCarnud
X4jrn NyaUti M n pioneer
ic ’d having been engaged in
r—
, ,, . .
i r t i a r i B e K n o w le d g e ox r<W- v o u r -j-tj
( o u n t r i e j . G e r m a n a c ie n tiit* ! L
vultished nnd vtmp
___,
,r
feels refreshen
and
puri
w ill, make the ship system
v,r trav«l around the world fied. Calotabs m e sold only in
uriginal aoaled packages, price ten
unn ’research work. cents for the vest-pocket site;
thirty-five
cents for the large fam
T lF n K l* 0 K T K O d r o w n e d
ily package. Recommended sad
Your
28,—Robert Law guaranteed by druggista.
rled drowned money back if you are not delightCh a party of.
ia Blsca;i yna
COX 1ST OH I U I M I JIIU C K,
y P lf b t, IK
'• ■ a i r , s t a t e u ( K ta ffila .
camping t r sInl l sr st l rK s(ta
te of I. u Ih Kurd In- g
y ctim'rrxi (list i m d l i *
9 (.aiavi
v iJd jrd y r^
’'" " • d 'd ilr r , J u tla e of s a d »*otin.
J* Ju'lii.- i f P ru b a lK for my final
discharge as A d m ln ls tta lrlx nf the
e s in tr of Satnuel M. (lordon. tie,-eas
ed. a pit ihul at lhe samo tim e I will
present t o s a i d 'C o u r t mv f in a l a c
count* us A d m in is tra trix of said
**latr. and ask for th e ir approval.
Haled October t», A. I>. lilit
A t> i:i_ \||)|: u tlO|UX>N. e
A d m in la tra tris,
i r s i l u s l e f a s s t r , S tate of K isiM si
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t II
t.J iju
f a i r s in it n m m l-u b o u U w a y .
Out* of
th e
n;u8t
riRitl r u le s of thi» b a n i r 'i s t h a t all bu.'.lnuss w u i,
i t s c u s to m e r s shall be h e ld in s t m t con faie n ce
I'RICE $7000.00.
Y o u r b u s in e s s w ith t h i s B a n k it* belli inviolate am i
( oilter c l a im a n ts un,t.-r l l s a r ) K H«te
ford. 4ac«-a«ed. « r otlierw U r. ET. AE.
IicfcudantB.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
COMMUNITY BUILDER
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REALTOR:! if
First National Bonk Buildlnf*
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booms
8 A L E 8 FO R C E —Mias R u b a WiUiaaia, Refill
H u g h WhelcheU
£ . F. W J U T fW g ^ h ie r
• \ fee
u io i
E. F. LANE
OllUHn Holt I’l'ULrtCATlON.
-b s tW N rtM lflir
J riO i! /
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w e w o u ld n 't h e s it a te to d is c h a r g e uny em ployee
f o u n d v io la tin g t h is ru le .
T IIC S T A T E OK Kl.Olil HA :
To- HUMKT M HTKAVAItT and
DONALD f*Ti:\VAHT. u minor.
U attpwBTUig h> an uffld a v it of
t b s ' e o m p ls ln n n t herein filed, t h a t
each u f you la a resident of a S ta le
or eo u n trr* o th e r th a n th e S l a t e of
a s s v s w s lh« p i n r ^ o f rest* |
/. /
land »
F ifteen, acres / g o p d ,icelery Jana
Dixie H i w a y , cFosCi iift"
f c. p}fcan
f . . eithc*
foVfdrm
be used ooV
fd iw bp
or sulndivision.
suWflvision.
^qfivjannoyiiig it 1$ t o h ejtr iibnu^ vh^ir nwn a f
A lt
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to P ro g ra m
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M r i ) vnA u
Kmmlo 'I
Wood.
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/jOiicejro T ribune
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J e re m ia h
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trail. EOrr.le L Wood an d h u sh a n d ,
SChieflir®
S S . (340) 6:30-7 or- C h ari nk IS. W.ooiL ood
W 111lam H ..J n k • r am
a n dt w ife . AUlo It.
I t B a k er. H e n ry
•T
gQlical.
Maud an d w ife. L taats . R H an d .
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W. T a n tu in . C harlca B. L o re
• * n*nd
erano, cello. pUno.
W illiam U. C anby. a s T ru s te e«* iaad
'^Cleveland] ( 3 0 0 ) 7:3
U l* lr Buoreaenra. Mary. A . H enck
an d huat.pnrt, K. W . H en c k . D av id
t^Oevelind (283) 7 ebajp- 1*.
M iller an d w ife. M ary E. M iller,
JJ F ra n k A nderson, J e n n ie A n d e r
son. C h a rle s J5. B a rn h a rt. Bam nel
g i a S r « « »
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tJ-Dallas News and Jpur- —
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M ichael nn
nnda T/tfo. —— ■ ■ .
•*. micncter
O:.')0 Hewajum music,
IrhOel. U eoruc
I . ’ Michael and
wife. Im o g e n s Michnel, i:. a . Meen n e y nnd .wife,
MrlCenj^jjavi'iiport (484) 8 r.ct-1 K
ney, H u r r l i o n A. MclCennev nnd
-v ,
wife, —~ —:— McKcnney.
Sophia
g K T K t t S i (620) 7:80-0 M eeks unit husband.
Meeks.
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W.
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Cullen
ami
wlfn,
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■I tenor, baritone,
Cullen. Mil Mum O. Cullen end wife.
f. ^ '7 ^ ' t ' -Mrl-iiollywood ( 3 3 7 ) 0 p ro - Li-nllentl
Cullen. Jo h n I». Mope nnil
10 fcnturc. 12 sirujor.
Wife, ------------ Pope. L. tV, UrawdV
" J l l o n a City (484) 9-9:30 a n d w ife ------------ Drnwdy. Chnrlee
W. t'n n lo n nnd
wife. J.iHeph'ne
an to n . K'llnmtin Michael and wife
-Kariwi* C ity ( 4 1 1 ) 8- K
................ Michnel, M. tl Honu and
wife. — ■ llenn. I 'r a n h R. Lewie.
6 COOO )M.^2
T
ru stee
nnd
hie
Sucreennre In
jjjj^Karisns City S tar (411)
-Hi. *• *
T ru e t. and each an d every Of 1h*
enld above nam ed defnndnntn. If
S S J T 'A n K e lM T im e s (3 95) llvimr: nnd If either, any or nil of
fie-keetro: 9 o r g a n ; 10 p r o - ; said d e f e n d a n t« lie deud, to all par|(TCJieMin.
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an d e v e r y of the
follow ing do
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Michael
and
w ife. Annie
« oryan; 12 o r g a n .
. :
IninKerir Michael. Wm. H. Rlnglelcin
K a l i.
^Lo.' Ai’srlcs (300) 8 ffor-| wild
M artha
A. S ln u le to n
10 orRnn. s o p r a n o , nSlife- Mrs w(f.'fe.A. H
unt, Mrs. H a n n a h M
. H u m and husband. P. D C. H unt,
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1 ■
lelon and wife,
— /tin s let ap 1
7:45 L w ellcn H unt. Ixiw
(341)
Kllcn Hunt
j C _ Montreal
L a u r a f>. W orley. \V. D. ftorbln and |
<v|fe, Amin K Corhln, fl. A Amjrv
6 EP S5XH8I
t^'_New York ( 8 0 0 ) 9 cn- m i d w i f e . -------------Ainyx, Oahur
II. W h e a tle y anil w j f a , ------------‘
lA ^ -N o r th f ie ld (360 ) 8:30 tVhontlay, C h u rtin K. Wood and
trlfe. Kmmle I. Wood. M attie E
Duvldmin. J o h n Duvldaon nnd wife.
P dE uI (812) 9:45 sor- H n ttlo C. Davidson. J e r e m ia h A.
Amtell and wife, E lm n A Amec)].
K urole
I.
Wood
nnd huehand.
L
\V!—Omaha (526) (1 Bible Cliarlua
IC. Wood. W illiam It. IlakTJ tnuiical chapel service.
and wife. Aisle II. linker, H e n ry
Ilf—Portland (492) 8 services H a n d nnd wjf*. L lsslr H Hand.
Joseph J{ T m ttuin nnd wife. Annie
M T a u t uni. Chnrlee B. Lore nnd
F IC 5 T
bO*— San F ra n c is c o
(423) W illiam M. Cnnby. na T ru s te e s ana
JECOAJD FLOOR. PUUO
T
h e ir .Successors. Mary A. Henck
toncctL
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_
If—Schenectady (380) 0:30 a n d h u sba nd. E. W. Henck. Il.-ivld
------------1. Miller and wife, Mary K .Miller
8 -H sym phony o r c h e s t r a . .1, P r a n k Anderson. J e n n ie Ander)’—Shenandoah ( 2 6 0 ) G:30| yon. C h a rles E. B a rn h a r t. RHinueil I r
nir service.
1 (' Hickson mid w i f e . ------------ Dlek»„i„_,i (27J)
inn-w 8.10'
a . i n I A()n(o
son. Hum
C Hickson.
wife Offici- o f It. C. H U N T E R &. B R O S . A r c h ite c ts .
Staten Island
r „ ,t.kllon.
c ,iarle, und
j t-puchr
—DISTINCTION IN SEMI-RUNG A LOW DESIGNS—
ligers; 8:20 t e n o r ; 8:25 a n d wi f e .
Cnucbe. C h a rles -------H e r o is n Bcmi-buttgalow o r ro.il m e r i t , a r c h i t e e t u r n l i y n nd Imni th e s ta n d p o i n t of i n te r io r c o m p n r t are; 8:65 t e n o r ; 9 c hor- .1 B m irke and wife, --------- ll.Hirkr.
ft. L Michnel atid wife.
iiyxs a n d c o m f o r t. T h e lines o f tho h ouse nro e x c e l le n t n n d I t will nw ln y s he a so u rc e o f p l e a s u r e to its
Michael, Cedi-go L. Michael
end I t
Valparaiso (278) 7:30 w i f e , I m o R e n e M i c h a e l . II A. Me- f o r t u n a t e poaseasor.
l.iv in g R o o m , L iv in g P o rc h , D in in g R oom , H all, K itc h e n , Bnth an d tw o bed r o o m s c o m p ris e t b e f i r s t
Kenlioy nnd wife. ------------ McKeri
n n d floor. E a c h o f th e s e ro o m s is well p la n n ed , sp a c e b e i n g p r o v id ed fm ail f u r n i t u r e , utc., nnd a m p le c lo se t
-Wmnijteg (450) 0 se rv - n e y . I l n r r i i i m i A M c K e n n e y
wife. -- —---- - McKenney.
Sophia . s p a c e fo r t,ueh t h i n g s a s linen, c h i ld r e n 's to y s, k itc h e n a r ti c le s , d is h ts . etc. a r e all p la n n e d for.
M n - k a e n d h u s b a n d . ---------- M e e k * . !
A la r g e f ire p la c e is an a t t r a c t i v e f e a t u r e in th e L iving Boom, nnd tw o w innow *-—one on e i t h e r side
W . O. C u l l y n n n d
wife
—
,
CIIH *1|T COliltT, SKV. C u l l e n . W i l l i a m O. C u l l e n n n d w ife I c? it cnhitaiice its c h a r m . T h e s t u i r s lead u p fro m t i l e sm a ll H alt t n the f ir s t flo o r to the H all on the
t . i - nl l ei i t l C u l l e n . J o h n P t h i n e . n*l 1 .second iljtAjr.
H all on th is floor. O ne o f th e bed room* is v j ty *
J J l I I H ’I AI , C I I I C P I T .
I Volt SKMINIILK rOIATV, W i f e , -------------- I ' opoi L W. t i r f l w d r
T w o bed ro o m s a n d a tile d b a t h c o n n e c t w ith the
a
n
d
wife.
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Hrawrty.
C
h
a
rles
|r c o r i h i h i i i a .
large. An on th e floor below, th e re are plenty of close ts. A place far everything can thus be provided.
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v*
Mrithls.~n>i<fendant.
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krrnt*- M a t i n * . - J v a u p . O rn rsln .
I.rr h i T . ' h y ' ordered In lie and
W m . n u r s a i d c r i u r l nt t h e
i Iln«>- in S a n f o r d , l*li>rldn In
k>vr .til Hi ed c a u s e , m i t h e 5 t h
! January. HTZ5. u r u i n d a y of
|Cuurr in a n s w e r t o t h e bill
npliilnt the re in filed nKAlrtat
1 *1.* lb" r n n i e w i l l b«> t a k e n an
*•1 and f o l l o w e d b y a p p r o p -
J decr .
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wi f e .
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F n n t o n . S n l . im sn Mlrhilel a n d w if- — - ■ ■ M i c h n e l , M. H He i i n a n d
w i f e . -------------- l l e n n . F r a n k S L e w
is. T r u s t «« a n d t i l l S n c c e s ...r« In
T r t | » l . y r n l h a r w l a o . lit n n d t o lh>'
l a n d s h c r c l l i n f t i r d.-scrlhed, to all
p a r t i e s clnlrriliiK
Interests
under
Thomas
K. W lijijn.
id h e r wi ne. In a n d . t v
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belns
nnd
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m e followlio:
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Se' rnlViole
d*-»*r'b*d aw fi.Houw,
to
llt'U I rinf n u a l t h e N o r t h e a s t r' l i r
nor
of
tin*
N o r t h went
(Jui ir loi
| N W I ( ) o f S e c t bin 3 fi. T o w n s h ip
20, Houl l i o f I l n l i Kf 29 E a s t , r u n
f e e t , t h e n c e Sinifl.
J earl, u »eh (or four vunneeo- t h e n c e W e a l
|tr*k *
471 L e t ,
thence
East
C*9 f e e t
rri iiinl.T my, h a n d a n d » n l of t h e n c e S o u t h A6 T f*-*t, thrrice- I v i r i
| Uu. : o n , l h 1 a M k r t i l t h d a y of 233,77 fei-t, then***
N o r t h 13-7*1 (if
| it.*r a n is.’i
f ool I n p o i n t of h e p i unl l i R, t e n E A I HJ l ’OLAHS.
t a i t i l ii K K* n c f e s rtior*- o r l es s. a l s , .
iCI-ri ..f i ) u i \ AUr cul t C o u r t .
T h e S o u l h e n s t ( J l i u r l r ( S K 1.*) of
H> ml r oi l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a ,
t h e H o t l l h w e s t Q u a r t * r ( S W A J ) nf
S e c t i o n 23 T o w n s h i p 20, S o u t h of
m A M W E E K S . [1 c
I t a n a e 2.i E a s t . n l s n
I '* I ■■ilia* dy,
The East Half
(E*»)
rif t h e
I i 1 l ot I ' or npl al tretain
u
N’o r l h wt - sl Q t u i r t e r | N W > ( J o f t h e
|!> I ■ r,. 13, JO.
Northeast. Quail*" | N K ' * | of Sec
t i o n 23. ' T o w n s h i p
20.
S o o t h of
p: i m u i t r o l l e r ,
a E V- B n p K o 29 E n s t . a l s o
Til Jl l l l t l A I . ( I l i r i lT.
1%
l l e pI r i t l l nK JSI. f eel N o r t h o f t h e
I d r u n s f . u i m i l r c o i n t v . S o u t l n v e s t C o r n e r of t h e S o u t h e a s t
in- r i . o n i n a .
Q u a r t e r I f i E 1, )
of
Section
23.
)*) J l.i»k C n m p l u l n l a n t .
T o w n s h i p 20 , Kout t i of I t uii t re 2'J
East, run them*
East
510 f e e t ,
A l. i . k I' efel ldl t UI
( h e n c e N o r t h TIB f r e t , t h e n c e W e s t
CITATION
520 f e e i , t il pile l- S o u t h 4 Xfi f e c i t o
Hth A I.I s k : A a h i i r y I ’u t k , ( m i n t o f h e f t l n n l n t : . r o i t t u l i i l n K f i v e
Jersey
t i c f c s m o r e o r l es s. al s o.
l»r* lo r e b y o r d e r e d t o b e a n d
C om m encing at n s ta k e at th e
lieloie o u r r a i d C o u r t at N o rth e a s t C orner o f the N o rth e a s t
(Jwn lb.i i an In S a n f o r d . l*'lorl- Quit! tar (ME u ) of the N o rth w e st
i th' ni,o v e e n t i t l e d e n u a e . o n Q u a r te r ( N W ^ )
or Section 28.
Itk da. ,,i J a n u a r y , 1125. u r u l e T o w n sh ip 20. South of Itan u a 20
I k (hi* i . , ur t . t o a n a y v e r t o t h e E a st, run
South
53 yards. West
1*1 i..iu|.lulnt h e r e i n H i e d u- 4 4 0 . yards. N urth 55 yard*. H ast
l»u ,. lee t h e a a n t e wi l l b e 440 y a r d s to point of bettlnninit.
i r.inf. weed a n d f o l l o w e d liy contalnlrlK five acres nmr* or leas,
Jfl.trr decree
decree
a i r -.
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HH
HR
i t pnrUcjed
r U e j e d t h a t j. UuglnnlnR
iw o
and one-half
le tii ic
lx p-..Vi*-»■
u b l i s h e- d. ...
l p .ht i..
h e S a n - ( S H ) 'chains South of tho N orth1 4*r*l.l.
.14. a p c W a p n p . i r . p u h l l s h - etlal-Cornel* of the N orth ea st Q u a r
| n f u r t h e r o r d e r e d Hi n t I hl n
l ' |>nh|lnhuUi I n t b e Wailful d
« n e w a p i t | f * r l p u b l i s h e d In
nd. S> n i l n o l n C o u n t y , F l o r i d a ,
)l
The Laundry, UeaLjng p la n t nnd a tte n d in g necossiUea, sre in the cellar.
T he r o o f on th is h o u se is s la te , llie w alls a r e In p a r t of r r u u m d m e o *>n hollow tile nnd p a r t of c h i p
b o a rd s. T h e e d g e s of t h e b o a r d s a r e cut to w a v y lin o s u n d t h e whole s ta in e d d a r k brow n.
C ost a b o u t $9600.
I .u n p le tc w o r k i n g p la n s anil sp e c if ic a tio n s for t h i s h o u r c m y I...... b l a m e d fo r a n o m in a l sum fro m t h e
B u ild in g E d ito r. R e f e r to H o u se A-124.
Hatin' * 4i r * miU rv t w 11. r l u h n S n r a n y i
W f T N K f t S tn> b u n t l n ivt M H*ni
iti ( n i t f o i l In o imI t-« nf 1 1a»• ( ' t i i ’iill ( ‘**1111 uf II h * * * s e n i l i |
ll 4 pi | m h h r r i ‘l iiiUmivo di Hi rllmMl
l*m1 1 nr pnrcel i l i f o i i f
It l»s li'Ti-lii 1i n I T i n I t h a t Anil 41ml
* :• * 4» • f ' " i i b e titid
In f o i i ’
1 *14 r N.t n| 1 ’ iciilt I *«»tirt fit I lie I’min
If* u».» .it Mnnfori t , I'lorbla. •*i» flit*
will il tv iif Jiitiiinry, A U liilffi nnd
tb* fi m l tln*r«* i m i k u iinrt\* *1 t •« ih«*
iiHi i f t n m p l a i n t e x b l t i h r i | in, itiist
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f u t i l i t y . Ft o r b i t
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f o r * I|k4lit I’niipn-rill t \ ** " » • t’k h
a*- a e e k a .
, * toler m y h a n d u n d s e a l o f
l'«wt i I. t u l a th*> i s t t t d a y of
t I). l »I 4 .
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r**rt "f the l.Mrcult Court.
I*iii In. d e County, F l o r i d a
in£J A M. W E E K S. H
L® I.^i iiurdy.
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IN C O RPO R A TED
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W h a te v e r y o u r roofing p ro b le m — if y o u
d e m a n d a d ry , w e ath e r-tig n t b u ild in g — p u t
o n G e n a sc o R o ll R oofing.
'W eath er c a n 't g e t th ro u g h G e n a sc o R oll
R oofing. T h e s u n c a n 't b liste r it, c o ld c a n 't
m a k e i t erttek n o r d a m p n e s s ro t i t
T h a t's b e c a u se G e n asco R o ll R o o fin g is
m a d e o f to u g h , long-fibred felt w aterp ro o f ed
o n b o th aid es w ith tHe fa m o u s T rin id a d
L a k e A s p h a lt C em ctlt.
M a d e in . tw o styles— sm o o th surface
a n a slate surface.
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information*
. Try Smith's Barber
Shop f o r g o o d barber
W o r k . LadteS t V e l c o r i t O .
Next to Vald^.
W t have now carta and rcpalrn for the old ones on hand.
Let us hook your order for a new one or repair the old one.
P h o n e 388‘
An Inauranca man In ■
Carolina, a farm er In Wl
sin, a butcher in Mi
othera a ll. over thT
these man wanted
real mon*^-makiri|
:ftifctrik-M aid
'ia y e them their
Tothi^ thfey d r" m a n y
own .th rir ow n p t
eicctrik-M nld B a k e
Wo s u p p l y all
I—
,, Received
Hunting Boots
M. Hanson Shoe
Repairing
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o n e - h a l f t t y ) S e c t i o n l i n e SCO f e e l
South of th e
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Quarter
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Bouth of B un Re 23 Ea»t. r u n thence
W est 1320 feet, t h e n r e Rmith 185
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In hm l fur Ht*ftitin lr 1 'nun*
On tin A p p l l u n r j is q 71:1 lity itnd s a t i s f a c t i o n itself
t e r <NKVi) of the N orlhw *at Q u a r
t e r i N W L ) of Section 28. T o w n
s h ip 2ft. South of llu n k e 2» Fikal,
run- thane* S outh f i v e (5) chains, B .
th e n c e W est tw e n ty (20) chalfia.
thCTtpo N o rth five (5) chains, th e n re
E a s t tw e n ty (2t>) chains to i>0llil
of betrinnlnK. ttlao.
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Suinlnole County,
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F ir m buildings give th e best se n d e e Svheiii
carefully planned, L et us show you ot|r boo’
plaria fo r houses, b arn s, silos, or a n y th in g
need in mbdbrn fa rm buildings. T h is is a i
'gladly rendered bur- custom ers. ’ • ; .
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We cBh ‘p rom ptly deliver all building ml
b e st a d ap ted to your requirem ents. -Now
tim e to. a n tic ip a te yoiir building. Come in
le t's talk it o v e r ..
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Hi* M entha.-.$>.«•
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it All obituary
.talnmenl* where
.will ha char*ed
in k * , resolution*
ir tla ln s rate*.
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p n itn
, j*r*aa la exclua|tfte uaa fo r rep n b J lira
dlapatchea
lo t other** lea credTaml alao iho local
la fe ln . All r ls h ta
T apeclnl d lap atch feaervad.
aTURPAT^NOV 2<L 1924.
T H O U e i l T FO R TODAY
1 M A ST E R Y :— Keep back
k»nt a lio from presum ptj i a ; l e t w r i m not hnve do' over nte: then shall I be
(it, and j L s h a ll be innocent
, th e
transgression,
rt t h e word* .of my m outh, nnd
* > e d l U t l o i f & my h e a rt bo ncoUble in ’n i l sight. O Ixird.
f s tr e n g th U d my Redeemer.
19: 13>-ld.
. YESTERDAY
M m y new fkaftts!” He come* to
me
eyea ftg^ov/ and mnnly
Stride;
t ho P sed ns he can be;
P la te s with pride.
! ]Y
C
i’n' ' some
pockets in 'em
.1
I yells, th e A 's tr u ts ncross the
w . floor
i t m a y hpya n b etter view—
py «>e him a f t us well ns fore.
It Is with pleasure th at The Sanford Herald welcomes in
to the journalistic field 6f Sanford and Seminole county the
Sanford Signal, a publication which appeared upon the streets
of this city for the first time yesterday. The Signal, w e read,
hi to be a semi-vteekly newspaper/Tsaued on Tuesday and
Friday mornings. Its publishers are T. R. H iggins nnd son,
formerly o f Palatka, but now making their homes In Sanford.
The Signal is eminently correct in its lead editorial, "Our
Bow To The Public" whfiji it Rays, "Sanford, one of the m ost
progressive cities, in the state, is of the fast growing variety,
but the growing is not of the mushroom kind." Sanford’s
growth has perhaps been somewhat slow, but it. has been
Hteady, dofaiatikit, in d ^ u jli As t^ ln sflr * faUff if f itt f t t #
in all who luyviiW aPy \fa ft beenldpseiy. nsso^Jatfril w itW il.
DIM
G r e a t Crop
G re a t Nation.
N o l-eajra* NonaOtue.
L et Us Be T h a n k fu l.
land's a ttitu d e
and
commands.
T his country will study u t^ a d is
tance, with calm interest.
the
w orking of the g r e a t I -vague of
N ations in questions a ffe c tin g a
sinnll country ngninst the g r e a t
est Pow er in the lo n g u e .
And let's tie thankful thnt we
haven't got to rely on the League
of Nations for protection, or go to 1
the l e a g u e of N a tions for orders, f
PRISON SKNTKNCKS
IIKUK'S WARNING
1*
1
to
In Sa
f appear*
friend*. *U over the couuaa a reyult many peraon*
in th a t
When
thoufr-
•a»F<t i ace th at they are
tb air home town.
•#+
irberu are raising
In f hair on SatJvtrtioemant ono
the roaoon aa fob
1 1 may have her
“ ■y and 0 0 Sunloplflnf hor boat but
la* b«*st.
xJtftTHE SOUTH AND FOOTBALL
I
But there Is this comfort, evoryA S H E V IL L E CITIZEN
I tiling is changed since the Punumu
Canal waa built. In the old day*
i baseball teuui* ure un - 1
*|»
tlie Army luam a m ighty b u t . when R waa opened, it multipliod
(the spotlight of a World
by two the value of our fleet, taktle und now V andeihill drops
it it ia another story about
Minncuitu by 10 point*. Con! ing possible quick pa*»agc from
,fltp layers un tlie gridiron,
•idering tho heavy handlrup
cast to west without going around
hurls into crushing de- ' under which tlie Houth battles , South America.
imrcmUi, brilliant victor over
with so much w a rm e r tra in in g
Now battle fleet* don't m atter
Illinois and G ia n g e . Gcorgie, Cen- J w eather und * 0 many miles of
much. This nation could well a f
tre, Florida and A labam a huvu won ' invading travel, the rqcord is
ford to have the East Coast and
unuifpocted honor* in ba ttle wi'.h | amuzing in every way.
at l'anam s such a fleet of flying
fcrm ldabic N orthern antagonist*.
1‘erhup* some critic* will rise to machines and such a auuply of
•Writing of Saturday's games, remark that entirely too much tinu T. N. T. bombs as would make
Grantland Rico pay* this tribute and enthusiasm ia given to football a "battleship with 10-inch guns"
to Southern eleven*:
| while scholarship langui»he* in cul- about aa dangerou* as a birchIn fact It should be mention. ' lege* North and South, There is bark canoe with an Indian and a
ed hare that Southern football
tn ith 'in “tlyit' judgment, but inve* bow and arrow in it.
took a treinendou* forward
k‘Wtion will demonstrate the fact
Why a nation with all the bil
rurge this aeaaon. Georgia,
that the men who are mighty with lions th a t is spends and allows
1200 mile* away from home.
the football are also, as a class, to b« stolen can’t find time or
htid Yale to a 1 4 struggle.
tn
M» the front ranks of thoss who money to provide flying machines
Georgia Tm*h beat Fennsylva- _ ®re
Ung academic
ffc& l
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y v i w
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An Illinois hoarder
landlay instead of the t
5U R E /
, l f you A° * \ m>y h . , , ^
pleasure you don't ^ , ^ * 1
oithcr.
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B V 0 U
'j b U WAMi
BY A R T H U R B R I S B A N E
( C m r t c M 1M4)
paid th a ir hundreds of millions for
occupation aim lcs. They collect
MONTGOMERY JO U R N A L
ed the mono* at the time. But
:lng to tWrtk about the pay
the United S ta te s ' demand for s e v
of her fifbt to the United
e n hundred millions is rejected en.
l
o
dg
e
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e
s
lisei|
a
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ll
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violating
t
I
k
prohibition
, Really. France is getting
t husluitically by I In- Allies. What
method in the enforcement of law and *tl e r laws.
lust
w
,-ek
tha
t
should
make
an
imA piison M-ntence is the only I Vver
" G e rm a n y 1 an pay they need
f * _ u ^
.
are boflming a woman for pnsM on not only on those who are punishment that will hteuk the ^
i r o f t l f b 'k t u r e , hut where violating tile luw now hut oil those tialTc m Inpmr. ,-\ fine means noth
IT S E E M S a little ungru'.e
.houac i n Ayhi ch slo- is not wl(o mu) think they can violate mg t«- a bootlegger or a distiller ful. p e rh a p s, especially a* we
tlie
law
without
punishment
at
A
day's
receipts
will
puy
u
fine
tear iuuvj — N orfolk l.edg
some futon* dale
Judge Jones' But law violators will hesitate m e lending the money to get
Datch. ».• v 1
impb* method Is the lni|Kisition of when they u nde r-tnml that eonvir Germany* sta r te d on the re p a r a
tm ns road.
in Oitcedlb county signs liaidcjahor • sentencirs in c u te , tmii will mean u term lit hard la
Hut for this country to keep
where
defendanthave
hern
coll
hor
nr
in
the
pe
nite
ntia
r>
.
boon plnpfd »dong tile high
that a r m y over theie, with no need
• U t l n g t i p i the poor condi
Hu it, w a stin g the tune of our
pn of the roau i* th e fuult of
soldier* and the food of the G e r
ajtata road tfendrtment and tha t i
man people, was a preposterously
TAMI*A TIM I S
toola c ounty I* not to blame ,
stupid thing.
J | method should get result*.
Many A m c riiu h s would ta* glad
It is not out p i e i o g n t i v e to puss wl u i t p o i n t o n e m a y e o n s l d e t it
to
see this governm ent lose the
j
u
d
g
m
e
n
t
u
p
o
n
tl
mi
r
Ji
oi
ki
ng
t
r
a
g
• P rince yf. ^ 'u le s in* spenYing
I I lie. It I- Hot t h e H i s t otw w h i c h
money, ns u w a rning a ga inst fu (
Ijracent t o n to A m c p u . says, edy in O r l a n d o , w h i c h r e s ul t e d in h a s t u r n e d o u t so. 01 w o r s e . L i k e
T hut, how ever,:
yone re a d th e American pu- t he 1I1 nt h ot a mai l a nd t he w o u nd I) it wi l l Hot h e Di e l u s t , t>y u v e r y tun- foolishness.
I do« ft not mnke tire a ttitu d e of Ku
it ail, they would know more i ng o f a w o m a n f i m n pi st ol s hot s. g r e a t m a n y
t i tn y atay^H m n I do myself " W e kno w no m o l e o f the ( uct s of
H o w e v e r , it s h o u l d d o v u l i a n t I rope tow urd this luml less in te re st !
i P rin c e ahodld read the p«i>vr» the 1 use than do )<>u, if you are a service as a w arning a ga inst pui- 1 n**
reuder of the newspupers
Nor tie- of that special kind. If it doe*.
k eep j ^ wlth thing*.
T H E NAVY learned, in recent
would we e u ir to udd unduly to the It will ire lidded of some of Its ill
McDMMlI, who w u i 'a a i d pitiably Pathetic publicity ot the ltilt those who are bowed low he experim ents thut the i’ununm ( n
tim e
triul to he uf- affair, winch must he altogether neuth the burden uf Its culanuty nul is not safe a ga inst a tta c k . An
will never ugutn be a* happy as enemy fle e t with six te e n -in c h ‘feuns
> l t h ij« p y p tia praecox, is painful tu it* principals.
Thcae atTaiis ulwuys come to n they were before, nor nothing like ami good flying m urhines could
a t plain crazy as a bedbug
■Juat
moved to CMftla- bad and aooncr or Inter The c u l n» happy as they should lie So the destroy the locks und make th e
has• been
m ination of this purcirular one is (est iff us linj better take warning tuiipl useless.
i Of course this country o q g h tjto
dreftpfujly 'b u d . no m u tte r from from it.
I build u W ater level canal.
The
*won't be .
N nuragua route probably would
b u iin c s * '
itu*r
I by
T
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T a k e fo r y o u r te x t to d a y B r a d fo r d T e r r y ’s : “ W h a t a m an
| aa I watch 1 think how swift
be y e a r s lArtro flown sinco I is in w a rd ly t h a t to h im will t h e w orld be o u t w a r d l y ; bis mood
^ v m throa*>
a f f e c t s t h e v e ry q u a li ty of t h e d a y .”
r
lien d io w h o t^ b a n d s designed his
E l b e r t H u b b a r d ha d p ra c tic a lly t h e s a m e idea in his v a lu e
H u b b a r d d e c la re d t h a t s u c ce ss is in
iTai*fashion(hg such clothes for of " M e n ta l A t t i t u d e " .
t
h
e
blood.
T
h
e
r
e
a
r
e
m
en. he s a id , w hom f a t e can n e v e r
W K fm k.
1
, how I wislfty were a lad
k e e p d o w n — t h e y m a r c h f o rw a r d in a j a u n t y m a n n e r , a n d
) f three ttjfl* h t and had
n
t a k e by d iv in e r ig h t t h e be st of e v e r y t h i n g t h e e a r t h a f f o r d s .
chance
P u t t i n g all t h a t t o g e t h e r fo r y o u r t e x t you can w ork u p a
Ch sgalhTup to my dad
BROKERS W E N T home quite
a t ’Him, Sec my new g r e a t p r e a c h m e n t fo r y o u r f a i n t - h e a r t e d n e s s . You h a v e p u t
. y e lilll —
pants!" '*■
on t h e k in d of g o g g le s t h r o u g h w h ic h you p r e f e r to look a t i
J""1 th'" . c,,|,.l " ”,'' rs, uN"
I . LaWtbrce Hnw thorne.
t h e w orld. No one else is com pelling y o u to w e a r t h e g o g g le s , j
1*
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v
e
n
th
o
u
g
h
so
m
e
one
h
a
s
c
la
m
p
ed
t
h
e
m
b
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fo
r
e
y
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r
vision,
•
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winter season Is here, , .
fow t h a t wlr
n :
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, . . prices continued upw ard. Steel
plans hjras . been made for it is you a n d yon alone w ho d e t e r m i n e s if t h e y a r e t h e k in d
common going to 11H 1 4 . Many
I concerts j T
o f g o g g les t h r o u g h w hich you d e sire a n d c o n s e n t to view t h e substantial business men as well i
w orld anti life.
as the speculative crowd a te th e ir j
•re nTjjflllion men out of
H u b b a r d in th n t s a m e e s sa y on " M e n ta l A t t i t u d e " , u r g e s tu rk e y T hursday com meed th a t
rk In E ngla aw. and two or three
th e m an w ho t h in k s for h im s e lf not to f e a r be in g m i s u n d e r big business and prosperity have
’ th e m w a n t t*job.
stood. Do you f e a r t h a t ? N e v e r w a s t e a m o m e n t, hi* in really ioiih * to htav.
tio'a w S F directory of all s is ts , t h in k i n g a b o u t y o u r en e m ies. Do you e v e r w a s te t im e
^ c c tn In* thankful for tlmt
rn bootlegger*
is being ism Ui l
, C M l I f o W * f t ; will dppbt- t h a t w ay ?
A D M IRERS O F the late Theo
" T r y to fix f irm ly in y o u r ow n m in d ." he sn v s. " w h a t
rludc several volumes.
you would like to do. an d th e n w ith o u t violence of d ire c tio n dore Roosevelt will lie interested '
t’a iweet of France t» grt out you
y»iti will m
move
ove sstraight
t r a i g h t to the
t h e g o a l ...........Keep
........... K e e p yyour
o u r mind
m ind on
on !l’vl,T
*’v ttl!th,,r !
n X ? d /’ r n i r ' ' t h l i « — 'V ancouv-i ‘ h ' ’ K,L,nl ,‘, " i * l’1‘*m ,i(l <i'i»K.VoU Would like to do; u n d then,, from the' n.Vst.T.o.u r c a l m ^ T t h e
| na th o d a y s go g lid in g by, you will find y o u r s e l f unconciously Infinite is expected in the Ismg-a-------seizing t h e o p p o r tu n itie s t h a t a r e r e q u ir e d for t h e f u lfillm e n t Wt*ch bomb
|
la not -bold that glistens. | of your desirv, just as the coral insert takes front the running
ij1 " k's 11 *
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aaybe i t ' i a If you Kel the tide the elements it needs.
Picture in your mind the able.' Those who hn\c read G allon's
l^wiBl'k T
'* nt“ 11 * earnest, useful person you desire to be. und the thought that Heicdttv know that the gteaiiirhs
you h o ld is hourly transforming you i n t o that particular in- "! ,,u‘ fa th e r is handed down
k>*
Ktasimrm-e’ Daily (iurettc is dividual you so admire . . . . A ll things come through desire .V.V soti
The new little t^r,,U
Rouse
/aaven colhfnn paper. Grow- and every sincere prayer is answered
We bet onie like t bat veil l.ongwortti may prove to b e '
K 'laat tlWU- Hurry Neel catttin* rein c a rn atio n of Theodore it 1
buy aultnblu equipment fast on which our hearts ure fixed.”
And there you are back to the first thought, "What a will lx- I n te le s tm g to see how Ins!
little teeth develop
n man is inwnidly that to him will the world he outwurdly "
......... o—------*endan cat, we read, saved
t ’heck up on what you are inwardly, or if that seems too
E N G L A N D D E C ID E S thut this
roona fniiiitburning to deotii difficult, cheek up on how the world looks to you, how man ■■iontr\ ought not to get any s h u t e
ler day. »W|th its own orig
"f the Gel Ilian re p a ra tio n s and,
d nine, th a f Ihouhl make tiii» kind looks to von. what you admin* ,*,m| what you disapprove, *P€*i lla iillV. nothing for our ex
what amuses you and what makes you sad. Cheek that up, pciiM-s 01 sending rot n im v of o(
, _Jt bf fifteen lives.
■MR j ------*:«and you will have a <hart of your own soul, a guide for sour ( o nation to parade in Gcttnnnx nf
Tamjia* T im es is already explorut nms into your most important t rust, y 0111 own ( harm tel peace wax declared, e a ting u p 1
| folks i»*JMerry Christmas, ' ter and your own value to the world
t il e scanty supplies o f f o o d .
la Ua "April F ool's a coinin'
DU'rv thes>lggcst fool a runO T H E R N A TIO N S have U e n
-V- It^Ia annouWcd that France i s '
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SA M ft CLAUSE VRQM iS E S
MUCH TO BE thankful for thia
year, fine crop*, fine weather,
hiost of the gold in tho world, 112000,000 people, more than 99 per
cent of them
honest and well
infrifand^fci thousand undevelopportupRios for every one
flh
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2 ,6 0 0 ,0 0 0 inhabitants. '
M a n y b i us'Tinve keen S a n f o r d gVow f ro h i n m e t e * c ro M
r o a d s " , a n d th o s e u n p a v e d , w h e r e cow s a n d h o g s w n n d e r e d
IN THE White House there is
a im le s s ly to a n d f r o b e tw e e n t h e m e r c h a n t s ’ s to r e s , t h r o u g h a m an honest and capable, with
t h a t s t a g e w h o r e p l d .f o s s e s s g w a k ty t fit J h e * v e r y * s u g g e s tio n 'no', thought except i» strve the
o f piu ch Yirfeiled] im iih ^ 'e n je n t* , to « ^ ie p r e s e n t p e rio d w h e r e people and make a good reputa
e v e ry citizen is solidly b e h in d t h e C ity C o m m is s io n e r s a n d tion.
th e C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rc e in t h e i r e x te n s i v e d e v e lo p m e n t
Wd have 48 nations united in
p r o g r a m s , a n d w h e r e all w ork h a rm o n io u s ly t o g e t h e r f o r t h e one union, free tr a d e am o n g o u r
good o f e a c h o t h e r a n d t h e f u t u r e of S a n f o r d .
selves, with protection fo r w o rk
T h a t o u ts id e c a p ita l sh o u ld sec t h e p o s s ib ilitie s o f t h i s men nnd business men n ^ a in s t the
se ctio n is in i t s e l f 'i n d i c a t i v e of t h e e x c e lle n t opinion t h a t is outside world.
b e in g w idely b r o a d c a s te d . B u t t h a t a n e x p e rie n c e d n e w s -; W e hsve good neighbors on the
p a p e r m a n sh o u ld rea liz e t h e w o n d e r fu l field o f f e r e d I n c | N o rth nnd South, an ocean on the
j o u r n a l i s t i c p ro fe s s io n b y t h i s se ctio n , a n d s h o u ld go to t h e 1 Kn*t and West.
e x p e n s e n n d t ro u b le o f t r n n s f e r i n g h is p l a n t f ro m a n o t h e r !
-------c ity , is j u s t a n o t h e r v e ry e v id e n t in d ic a tio n of t h e f a i t h
NOW IF we hove brains enough
w hich o u t s i d e r s a r e b e g in n in g to feel in S n n f o rd a n d o f t h e to build the flying m achines ne e d
p r o s p e r it y w hich is b e in g a d v e r t is e d a b o u t S e m in o le c o u n ty . ed to mnke this c ountry safe
W e c a n re a d ily a p p r e c ia te th o d iff ic u ltie s w h ic h M r. H i g a g a in s t a tta c k , and if we then goj
g in s a n d h is son h a v e been t h r o u g h d u r i n g t h e p a s t few a h ead m inding ou r own business,!
w eeks, in t r a n s f e r i n g a n d in s ta llin g t h e i r p la n t a n d in i s s u in g ; leaving Europeans to mind th e ir
t h e i r f i r s t ed itio n , a n d in t h is we e x te n d th e m n u r s y m p a t h y ; ! ,,u"int'''"* wc K,," | i have every reu
b u t f o r t h e v e ry c r e d ita b le n e w s p a p e r w hich a p p e a r e d in S a n -; *"n to 1,0 thankfulfo rd fo r the* f ir s t tim e y e s t e r d a y , we e x te n d o u r c o n g rn tu ln -!
E G Y P T D E C L A R E S tha t she is
l i o n s ; a n d of fin a n c ia l r e w a r d s a n d t h e good will of t h i s '
independent, nnd appeals to the
c o m m u n ity , we w ish thurn n g e n e ro u s s h a re .
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Like That On Which Our Hearts Are Fixed
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Bad news from Italv rvu*
thcVc. Fuel short Im, ^ L
>"»f to eat coM sp a g h etti' j
COGSM
Sometimes a man doosn'A
Wife smell liquor on hU
because she may w, nt ,
A pretty girl was found,
cago, her. mind a blank.’1 (
think she ia a college gij| 1
because of it.
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They say John D. J r u
bout $111,000,000 in tho \vtD
boom. Which was too bad?
of the income tax.
v_
E ven though they i,S(j ,
s h o r t a g e in I/rs Angd*,,
tho folks had their w jm .riJ
nil taken.
“
Som e d a y we nn* going tod
a b o u t n woman refusing to
h e r hushnnd l>ecau?e it woulfi
| up th e baby.
o
O v e r $1000 in stamps w e
en fro m an Ohio imstuffu
somcortc doir^t their Chii
! m a ilin g early.
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F r a n c e and (»ermany imvn
ed on n tax. We don't Vnovw
tr»x, b u t when anybody
nny tax it’s news.
I Coolidge advises a
• C h r is tm n a , to save our formal
. . f t i^T r)
, wo think mntchlu** hunten
! be bettor.
JUST IN PASSING
FOREIGN LOANS
Ky It. J. HUt.I.Y
Inlying the c o rn e rsto n e s for « new municipal building nml
n fine Ma-otiic building ull in one a fte rnoon is going some
even for Sanford. S o n y I was absent on thin auspicious 0 0 casNion but suppose they matinged to s tn g g e r through tlie
c x e r n - e s without my a u g u st or November presence.
Big business is being a ttr a c te d to Snnford and in the next
few weeks there will In* some in te re stin g stories to tell in tlie
real estate game. And when you think about it w hat a differertic in Sanford of today and S anford of a few years ago.
Thi* old town is going yonder every day.
Erst week alm ost half a million dollars worth of real
e sta te changed h a n d s in Snnford
We a r e not saying a n y
th in g about this of course, hut if tins hapix-ucil in some cities
that I know of they would ire p u ttin g it on bill h o a r d s .
Tin- more I (c*e of Florida the m o te I become enam ored
of the entire sta te and ill tilt* next ten years th e re will be
the greatest orgy of realty buying that the world has ever
^Ejlowri and it will all happen right here in Florida. T he rouil.i
ure filled with to u rists, tlie tra ins are filled with to u rists and
nftei tile holidays they are coining twice u* fust.
Keep on ta lk in g about that canal and deeper w a te r in the
SC John'- liver and never let up until these log tilings a re
|Mit over
I' means -<> much t" S anford m tin* future.
A n>w uii:ii rcccntlv located (*i a neighboring city and
purchased jjnii.ouo worth of property. Sind he had travelled
all over the state a i d w a- ultra* led to saul iitv by its p r o
gressive nod 1 oiigenial t i l l I t Tills l* »oiiicthlllg to think
aliout when vou get up in the morning.
a s I lo v v i i l r r • t III
• dumil of s t u f ' a nd n o n s e n s e
• a i d m k n v iii” u i - a g o w h e n v*>u i n l - a t h e p i a e o f y o u r p r o
i d*e- r>"((................
will s e l l it t w e e . 1.- t . i - l a n d y.-u a n d o i n g t h a t
Ip e r t y# 'tw
little liking light now
E v e ry who 1 . y.u g.i pi the - l a i r of I* Im Ida vou h ear about
Sanford and it • the -aim* sloiv over and over that Sanford
1 - mi n solid t*,o| jnr* i.r.it is «oh lanlihl tr every re-pci t
1 •> inflated vnla.
r . hubbies lo bur t but with I tie stu ff be
hind it to inaki it 1 I0 - Im- t . i t y in the southern -lutes.
s nneeee
Tlie Umvci-itv of Flurida will soon he the h u g e s t and
best school in fi.
•.!*.bland
And ns 11 •y•»I Fluiidans we
Imuld all lend • o aid in helping to m ake Fluinla g re a t. With
Di. M urphrci an.l his -plwinlid faculty t h e n i- no doubt about
the f u tu r e of I* :• 1 nla University.
Some one told me the other day thnt vou voulil drive to
Gainesville without m aking a detour
I said I would give
(>•10 almoleotis to ai.vone showing me su> li a m ute. Of emirse
it was not th e n
and haying just come over that m a d I am
quite sure then an- n.or* detours than ever and then s o m e .
The vote )>.,- been ta b u la te d at
I allllll.t -< . and it imbeen d la c o v in .l I»i.,t I'onlldge Is e l e it.il In, ii<»ili|
If *|h||.t
l.asiio** hus at.v - th c r inside inform ation mi the laic election
we will p a s s it up for four more years.
Col. Bob Davis, the G ra nd Old Man o f tin* Gainesville
Sun never ui,.i,- a line for a m w a p a o c r until lie vvus seventy
v.a rx of ug - N'..w ail you folks who believe in the “ young
men's a g e " take that duintv morsel unit digest it ntni all you
"Id m e n .ta k e h e a r t and put m o l e |>ep into everything you u n
de rta ke . And at whatevei age (fob Bob reports now which
must he around eighty lie m ines down to his o f f n e every
m o rn in g bright und e a r l y and w iite* mi me o f the best e d ito r
ial* if! th e slat, piesE v e ry th in g p"ini- to a fine hominy trude in Sunford
this ve*r anji it nil ihq-eud* on i|uality of advertising the local
in e r v n tn ta will do A dvertising is like the old brand* of liq
u o r—tqII good but some b e tte r th a n o th e r s —and while ull ud
vi rtisln g h»* certain merit* ih c tc aro 6nly u few registered
'hi undi.'of
un
JWal advertising.
VC
( n,vin Coolidge and F o re st Iuike have officially
•li'clardll AWlnksgivmg
coming in November we can await
thu'dehlkion of lui Follette us to when election dnv will he
a holiday dpd Liberty Bonds will bu Itfgal tender.
e sonic nice hachelors Ipft over In Sanford and
•ill call u tte o tio u tir tk a m ^ x A lr t* Uit flfst of-’ttie
of them a i w a i t t d g ifo r Dial bid hat m any
itloned have »H.*en 4ro«>fUfil «V>wa a t bargain [ p ije f .
the
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riling* to worry about: Would Dod Gundy have built the
Gundy bridgo if hi* bad no whiakers—and i* thu un uge of
d ead «b«ved face*?
Sonforcl should have a hig sign on the Mt. Dora road
where •*
it Utrns
and *Hsnfprd.
No(J travel■■• 1 ^ td
~ come
------ - into Sorrepto
a
wum
/ e i u p i u , IS
M t u r n rifiU It t* <*lr,«> v.,u<4 hvL a m a U . . I . _ t
l e r W ould
tu rn down a clay road-when there ia a broad* paved.
road ahead of him and Sanford is losing a bunch of people
pec
by
this sow# fo*d having no ni^na.
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NEW S
For the third tim e w ithin a y e a r d a n g e r o u s inflation war
Bat idle
a foreign loan of $100,01)0,000 or a s unavoidable.
been
provided
by
th
e
m
e
a
n
t
idle
capital,
t>ringing !
more has| U nited S ta te s.
J a p a n obtained in c r e s t and thus doit: IT nui!
,$lf>0.000.000 la s t F e b ru a ry , G e r aid m u u s ir y , runt inert* *ajj
m any got $110,000,000 in O ctober le.'ovciy of n a tio r s demortlia||
;ami y e ste rd a y came the fo rm a l m u v,*u r.
nounceineiit th a t F ra n c e had a r
If ft r iNconsiderable periadj
ranged for un advance of $100,000,- 1tc in n tio n n l riemoruiization *
000. While popular a tte n tio n has g r e a t us to make fortifti
been riveted on these n e g o tia tio n s risk y , th e m ore rertnt aitiludel
1th e re have been many sm a lle r ft- ( bunking in d ic a te s that they belie
nancinl tra n sa c tio n s w ith oversea th e d a n g e r i* disappearing, if |
| countries, in which g o v e rn m e n ts is not e n tire ly pail, ltpan,
have not been concerned. The r e - , course, lias tit no time been u t
Milt is a totul in foreign loutin th u s sta b le since 1918, nshavtGc
f a r in 1924 of $1,130,000,100. and F ra n c e . 1 lie h-an »he
America lias become a p a rtic ip a n t ed w as to aid recovery frumi
u n world tinance as never before. a g e cnuw>d by earth<|uakes.
P r iv a te hanking facilities
have G e rm a n advance wns fur
|lieun 1 c i t e d on in each tr a n s a c tio n , stniiilizution and other prelia
but the influence on the g o v e r n - ' ics incident to getting the
m cnl's a ttitu d e in in te rn a tio n a l a f dan in operation, under whtek
tnphd G e rm a n y w ill In- sbie f
fair* is c e rta in to he felt.
Should th e U nited S tn te s c o n w a r re p a ra tio n s. France el
tinue in tiiis p rom inent financial ' to get rid of malty of her
role, the problem of the* g re a t difficulties w ith the a-so tana I
am ount (>f Mil plus gold now on the $100,000,009. The vr*:on
hand will lie much less difficult turn of p r o p e r ty destroyed in 1
n f solution. Of the $8,000,000,000 e in F r a n c e by battle t» fir I
,..f the metal in existence, A m erica vunced, and budget relief fro*I
bus about f>4 per cent. So grout burden will aid in other dire
1 *. the st(M*k that the m a rg in of As th e g r e a te s t reservoir «f 1
j safety
n tlie way of reserve to tul in tike world, the United f
redeem paper c urrency is twice th e i- bound to have a |«r.>rmrent|
requirem ent of the federal re se rv e in lb* in te rn a tio n a l leballdinfl
jaci
Rather th a n a cause for eon cess. A wise m e e t i n g uf the I
gr iitidlitloii, the excess has been »pori: ibility m eans a rcilortdi
Ia continuing source of w orry to cle of tra d e , the breaking uf sk
•veil informed g o v e rn m e n t officials, aeeetints for mu 'll of thr in
I financier s 11 ml huainens men,
if and a g r ic u ltu r a l difficulty
ttie surplus were not kept out of ienced in this country in
i u 'c in dotufidic utfuirs, 11 period of y» a rs.
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A MOVE TO STOP SPEEDING
W i l d I(Ooze p a r t i e s • 1, 111c (lav g e t th- wf i n l e pl lsll ill b a d
r e a s o n 110
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Iu >•>/.(• c o........
t i n -• ••ut
h ee w i n d o w s w il no n11 |>o,>/.e
m e ..s m
in
ami hut people kimw what they a r e doing and i a i e less vvliili
they are filled up ><n the kind of booze obtainable now. A re1 1 nt killing in a neighboring city is the best evidence of this
sta te m e n t.
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IN D IA N A
I’ A I . M U K A C H
TIMKS
With un unskillful, reckless or c id e n ts th ro u g h o u t the country J
intoxicated d riv e r ut the wheel of un u ppnlling one. It i» a baa'
tun automobile, D eath rides Reside ! here in W est Palm Beach. *WJ
film. The spectre is not seen until been .-Nudity getting wur»*.
!a cra sh comes, unit then lie step* lust Monday th e re v-vrC1moral
forth to ta k e hi* toll. Too ofte n ' 50 cubes b e fo re the Mom
it is an innocent d riv e r of n m a Court, m ore th a n half of thou
chine, or u p a ssin g ped e stria n who ing violations of tin* niot01' “
is tlie victim, while the g u ilty d riv 1law* in some way or other,
chief offenders were reveretyt
en exrupe* unseat lied.
Tim police of W est Palm Beach , with, one being sent U Jf"
a re showing a com m endable di-po ten d a y s and fined flOOJlv
sillon to curb teckless nnd dan | d riv in g un autoinohdv^hil* •*
•gerour. d riv in g th r o u g h th e si reel j • icateii. und u fu rth e r rtne'« 1
und five d a y s imprisonment J
o f the city; they a re making a dc
lerm ined effort to enforce the or- feckless d riv in g . Another off"
Ulinunces bearing on (lie subject was fined $25.00 and senten*1
(and a re being h e a rtily supported serve tw o d a y s in jml for tr**
by Municipul J u d g e Hauek
A rule a t th e r a t e of 42 mile* an
| of the court now is that a nyone — | It m ay be hard f«r * JtW
j m an, women or child, rich or poor, I m e te out Mich punishment MJ
.w hite or liluck—c a u g h t speeding especially when the talpr**^
'th r o u g h the s tr e e ts of W est Pulm personally known to him, MJj
Beach a t a r a te of 40 miles nn ! s a f e ty o f the community
1houi shall go to
. 0 jui
juil
Thi* is an 1pro te c te d und our Municipw
itiexoiuble rule wliicii no e n tr e a ty i m ay be tr u s te d to see It
('• mfluunct* can h ru rh aside. It g u a rd e d so fa r a* the I*** r
o a ju»t rule, and the a ssu ra n c e him to do au. The |»olic*^
that it is lo be lived up to is rc- j Chief M a tth e w s arc doing t ’
us .mii mg and m ust lie productive iw o ik , and a p p a ie n tiy C0'°V,
cell*
ot' excellent
results.
• fully w ith the court in
1 lie death list of automobile a c the trufTkc laws.
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TBE HUNTER’S REWARD
OKI.ANI> NEWS
“ M any h u n te rs r e tu rn e d unsuc1 h s t r u e *port*n>an
| ceaaful,” *uys u n e w s r e p o r t , c o m g a m e r a t h e r th a o U
m eriting on tire h u n t i n g s e a s o n , , j J J 1.
sj'c'ce...
No leal h u n te r ever is “ unsuccessful." Ila may not b rin g g a m e
buck to tin* city, b u t hu r e tu r n s
a b e tte r man physically for his
outing.
1 here is .more
to hr u n tin g . than
.a* L
the
killing ofM isume, jua
t as th• e r e
1 * more in fishing tiian- catching
flvii. I he^
g ig
g le
- - - »la^’-at-home
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K
i(K
> ns iinn
sanely when he sees a n angler or
gunner tru d g in g home at twilight
with empty creel or bag, but if he
only could get it through his obtuoo skull the laugh is really on
•
- - man •+
know
*-that- no
win all tho time and •
content when he retui
handed, for he ha* harecreation and has 90 ®'
nature in a manner t®
outdoors-man knowfc
learned new lea*on*
and trees from
s tr e a m s , f r o m »ui®*|*.
woods; he ha* *mel7r
odors o f t h e fore*L
n o a tr ilr th e tango
land, he h a e *ean P»«
o f course, there ar« pot- ha v e a t r i v e n in van*
h a s fo u n d : >
■j»d fishermen whoso ho
nur.
AQ
nowaday* have big arches at the entrance
clt>4 limit* calling attention to' the city that you a t e »
InM a n J i t ni&fht
tllMP arches
IfrKeu are
AM llvktiwi
aw.i te.k
l-AL nre
TtT* ~big ■:« giah practice* ,bur them from the - uBooks in tfcs' runniaf
Jtht tiieec
lighted at
’--------- in at one*. **.'•>
ford should take upvt « “ *— " ----4 ?re• S a v mJ do,e®a^ aportsmen, but 8e
x.Ufi t C not .vhe n,en
Y T ^ n f l? r
fome “
? l^ am o r w 6«>d * «“ P ;
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New York have arrived to si>end
the w inter in Sanford.
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Miss A. D. Mitchell and mother
^tho guests of relatives in
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IcaMon
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the ovonlng. |
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Edward Higgins and Jack DavI f lt jSt Bobon
P h and,
z .- sons'
Society « t idson return • tomorrow
from a
D e c a tu r, Illinois a p e n t ' T h u r s d a y
business trip to,Jacksonville.
^ p k ib y t?rlan
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SATURDAY, NOV. 29TH. AND MONDAY, DECEMBER 1ST.
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f u -fctv
- p i a
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Double Boilers
Convex K ettles
in five sizes
Percolators
Teakettles
Sauce Pans
;>;r* v m _
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All Panelled Ware and W arranted P ure Aluminum
I terns that sell for $1.25 to $3.00 will be offered during
this sale for 99c and i t will be worth your while to stock
up on these pieces while they can be bought at this price.
Miss Mary Stoinoff
In Musical Recital j
THE
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M rs. EdWatd Green and Mrs.
P a rk . *
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,i. * • • • Jn k e ’W cg were guests of Mr. and
I^ewis O ’B ry a n i s /s b e m lin g th e
M r. a n d Mrs. HT'Tti Lew is had
Christens Bn- Mrti. Clyde Byrfi this past week. week-end in KiasitaMee w ith , his ! n!l th e i r g u e s ts Mr. and M rs. Dowlt
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'gftemoon and
fnm ilv
v FT.
es o f Boston .and Mr. a n d Mrs. D,
Rose Le Vern H urt and M ary
man's Club.
P. Drummond.
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S r e H°artl of Kernn H urt o f ^Lakeland a rc v is
Miss
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iting Julia a n d Mary H iggins.
■f a. m.
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, , , , ,
, tnined M rs. Rice, Mrs. L o ttie T i f l t t
hassce is the g u e s t of J u d g e and chpl] Mrs w illia m W rig h t, Mr.
J,b; Mrs. Jam es
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. S cott nnd Mrs J. G. Sharon.
nnd Mrs. R ichard T w itchell of
Dab: Mrs- R- A * Miss Louise S a tie s a re spending
D aytona Beach.
^
F r e d W a lsh o f D aytona repre| th is evening in Orlando.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Rnvnnel,
* ---------8ontlnjf th e Dnvia-Dekle Com pany Mrs. S. E. B a r r e tt and Dijncuti
I meeting of the
M r a. J . B, S m ith has r e tu rn e d , of T a m p a , s p e n t several d a y s of Hazel w e re the guest* ->f Mr. a n d
bHouse: 3 p. m. h a v in g s p e n t th e p a s t m onth vis- the p a st week in S a nford.
i Airs.
. J. Thigpen.
Club: Mrs. Itin g f r ie n d s in Quincy. T a lla h a s-i
---------1 Mr. and Mrs. F re d W alsmnV
se e nnd Mndisoiy
t Mr. nnd Mrs. E d w a r d H iggins guof.ts were Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E ,
Oub, Mrs. J.
| s p e n t T h a n k s g iv in g
in
T a m p a ! H enry, Miss Florence H e n r y and
Mr. D. I* T h r a s h e r and dough-; the g u e s ts of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ju liu s Mrs. S. E. B a rre tt,
to r ; Mrs. J. D. W oodruff r e tu r n - j McCloud.
Mr. a n d Mrs, 11. S. Holly had ns
f a t Club; Mrs. ed to d a y from n m otor trip to
---------J th e ir g u e sts, Mr*. H olly’s p a re n ts,
B ra de nton.
MiSs J u lia
Zuchnry
r e tu rn e d Mr. and Mrs. Wood and H o b a r t '■
Club; Mrs. E.
th is ev e n in g from a two weeks Wood of Pnlm etto.
O tis G eorge re tu r n e d W e d n e s visit with h e r siste r Mrs. 1). T.
Mr. ami Mrs. W. M. Seott e n t e r
ste»»day from Minneapolis a n d will be P hilya w in Gninesville.
tained Mr. and Mrs, E d w a rd Mnr(*V
a t the M ontezum a lintel for the
Uell, M n ste r Tcddit Mnrkcll, Miss
uu of the F ir s t w in te r.
Mrs. B. J. S ta r lin g is spending l.ouise Sa rle s nnd Mr. Seott J a m e s
jll have a UysiT h a n k s g iv in g with her siste r, Mrs. and Mr. Joe Jam es’ of M aryland, j
lijr At the c h u r c h
Mrs. Annie Bishop ennie F r id a y R obert W. Si mines in J a c k s o n
from I»os A ngeles to he w ith Mr. ville.
a n d Mrs. G eorge I). Bishop f o r ,
—- ~
th e w inter.
[ Conductor and Mrs. 0 . W. Dmig---------; ins and son K enneth of S a v a n n a h .
------H e n ry S tiv e r! of M n rtin sb u rg , I G»„ a rriv e d F r id a y to u ttend theF rie n d s in S a n fo rd of M u s Mary!
lftt, of J a c k so n - W. Vu.. who ha s been the gue st of fune ra l of the f o r m e r ’s nepheni. Stoinoff. accomplished violinist o f 1
btft. b:tve been Mr. nnd Mrs. W . E . S e ro^gin, left i funeral o f th e f o r m e r ’s nephew, this c ity and hulled a s th e ” 1(1 ye a rternoon.
with Mr. F r id a y by bont fo r his home.
<iI<1 w onder, will be pleased to learn
tha t shi> will la k e pint in n d e lig h t,
Ualmll.
ful musical p ro g ! a m to lie given
to night a t 8:JU o'clock at the Angeft last Saturday
in Wisconsin [
liilt Hotel in Orlando.
Miss Stt inoff will app e a r on the
piograrn w ith I'nul W h ite h u rst,
C O N G R E G A T IO N A L CH U RC H >
P R E S ID T K R I A N C l l l l U ’H
tltto Bohlen and Miss F lir e n r e i
JI. Kill"1 and
l and Mrs. T. W,
Rev. B row er, who will occupy
T he P r e s b y te r ia n c h u rc h u rg e s Gingewill. A la rg e crowd of m usi-l
iurch »t Chu- th e pulpit at. th e C o n g re g a tio n a l the a tte n d a n c e of its children at cal lovers from O rlando ami S a n
ford a r e exported to licit: the pro-]
C hurch a t both services S u n d a y , . the m o rn in g pre a c h in g service.
naid S a tu r d a y m o rn in g , “ People go |
Tomorrow m o rn in g Dr. I.. I* g ra m .
(
liHlinrd on- long (d ista n c e s a n d spend much [B row nlee will preach a short sor,
"T* ,
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|t in honor of money to gain h e a lth of body. T he : n o n to children in the early part I SK lfl LTO ( 111!) M o m l l C l ' S
47th liirth- most im p o r ta n t healing of all, the “ I
service. Each S unday some j~,
,i , i i
, i , it
.
Seorge Miller v iU l s u p re m e re sto r a tio n , is close I
of th e service will lie esjve •- C i l l C S L S 1VJ I S . U C i M M I O S l '
| Crosby, of at h a n d .'’ T he them e for th e m o rn - mlly designed f o r them.
Mrs. 1t a r r y ing service is "T h e G r e a t P h y s i
Services S unday will lie:
Mrs, A M Jle F o r e - 1 e n te r ta in .
Mi*. G eorge cia n ." T he evening nuhject will lie
S unday School P:Sf> o ’clock.
ed the E very Week Bridge Club
Find Mrs. T. W. th e " T h re e G a r d e n e r s .”
P re a c h in g S etvice II o’clock.
and sonic e x l i a guests delightful-!
J u n io r C h ristia n Kndcuvor U:30 ly a t the C o untry Club. Ki r ia i a f t- ]
o’clock.
i erm <>n
M E T H O D I S T C l l l 'R C I I
Tivti! here last.
I n t e r m e d i a t e C l ir i s tia n E n d e a v o r
A u tu m n
flowers ami bamboo |
I bume witl) ills
were used m o s t effectively in decSubject of the m o rn in g serm on.
o’clock.
|Graiit.
“ Discord Finds H a rm o n y in C h r is t.’’ , Senior t h tis tia n E ndeavor ti.30 o r a tin g the <I t ’• roonia. Mrs, Pule-.
I k * *4I
At N i g h t —"T h e D evelopm ent of (o'clock
,
,
ston, tin w inner of iiigh score
Mr. and 'M rs . Power.**
P le a c h in g Service . 1 0 o clock.
am ong the gu e sts, w a- ore: i ntt d
| Ne» S i r k C i ty ,
T h e Session will meet uftei eiu h a j a r of b a t h suit:- a n d Mi>- W ilkey
S u n d a y School at, (E.’tO o’clock
to i.|icnd t h e
w ith hig h sc o re of tiie , luh w as
E p w o r th L e ague m eets a t (i:30 service fur the le ceptiun <d mem
hers.
g iv e n a h istr-' vase.
A fte
th e
o ’clock.
g a m , d nlic ie us r e f t e - h m e n t s w ere
THfc O rtaiiJo ln te r in i‘dii4te,‘I.crig^Je
C'tvf and Mrs. J. will p u t on a p r o g r a m for our I n
F I R S T ' B A P T I S T < H P R c 'H
se rv e d m tin- ■Ini. ,luiim* ro on
jy shopping in te r m e d ia te s a t B:30 p. m. T his i
Tho>e h a v i n g tin* p h . i s u n
<.f ❖ ❖ ♦ S '
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M is He F o r e s t s hosp lulil , a c r e
will be of u nusual in te re st.
1
Seho.il «J J»' a m.
U ur A nnual Gonferei.ee meets in
Mo, m ug w orship and serm on II Mrs. \\ I. Wa t - ' ii, Mi - S a m u e l
| H Kilhe. Ralph, Ja c ksonville next W ednesday.
, n
Subject
■Sm,,.- Ai i.ieve. I'uh- ton, Mrs | i
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Tb i.i slier,
(iieg««r spent
1 merits i f S m ith iin Hupti.-ts in Mis, I.. M C a ll.iw a y , M e (ie**rg.*
with Mrt'*ahd
A De L o t t s , Mrs. <i, I I .OIK I ts ,'
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CHURCHES
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NOTHING CHARGED-----------NOTHING RESERVED
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Special attention is called to the fact that one chance on the toy
automobile to be jyiven away Xmas goes with each 99c purchase.
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S M IT H B R O S.
Quality Merchandise
at Prices I hat Appeal
Corner 1st St.
anil Palmetto Axe.
Phone
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, Miss Kathryn Wilkeyi
. Has Taken Charge Of,
Herald’s Social Page " ,r> sut.j.ci
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"The (\.n,uen
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T w e n ty -F iv e P r o g r a m o ff S o u th e r n
lion, M r s . ' Pi .1.
an B a p tis ts .”
Tiie
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pleased
to
II I’ultlshnll,
| Uhl M rs M ude 11 notltice t h a t lieginniiig with to d a y ’s L A W M A K E R S (■ IT1 P tH H l PAT
1the county fed- i.,sue, Miss K a th r y n Wilkey of
B E R L IN . N m
lit* - - B e i n g
a
»t Altamonte tliis city, has taken <b a r g e of tiie
Soviet? D e p a rtm e n t of th e paper m e m b e r (if the ( ie r m a ti r e i c i i s t a g .
and in tiie f u tu r e will se rve us So ' o r p a t l i a n i e n t . i- not a v e r y lu r r n
liv e p o sition.
The delegates are
chicken s u p p e r ciety Editor.
files' Aid of the j Miss W ilkey needs no int, Joe. paid J l 40 a m outh, which is one
on Vtid ay night tion to th e people of S a n fo rd a- ip iu rte r th e .salary of cabinet min
l.tiiliipood la rg e | she has been p rom inent in s o c u i l 1* *,,'■
i dt«*
a f f a ir s of th is city
for several
,,
,
,
y e a rs, d u r in g which tim e she has!
T h e P r e s b y te r ia n a u x ilia ry will
*ir in S a n f o r d been living w ith h e r s iste r and "old t h d ^ a nuuul b a z a a r Dec nth
b ro th e r-in -la w , Mr. and Mrs. W. “ nd <,lh in th e b u d d m g form erly
J. T h ig p e n a t 801 P a rk A venue, j cupied by th e b a n Tun Shop.
Ml.-
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Key. .Mrs
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U n l t e ^ Wi g h t a n d Ml-s Wi i k ]
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All of ii - m i , he st oi k hi tide "i
in .'in i f *iIII i nl hut iis nulll v\ e i l l ' 1 **«
hold
I hi’ hug
Hot h e - t e r Times T
U nion
V
Special Sale o f Dresses
Fresh Oysters
in
lltlA A I. F R U I T ( I).
T\ r \ I <41 \\ 1‘alrni I lil«m
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funk P itts s p e n t
Miss W ilkey has lutd previous*
Special S unday
D inner— F ried
») ui I>aytons. experience in ha ndling the society c h jA e n M aryland sty le — other
d e p a r tm e n t of a n e w spaper, biiv-j * p j cialtie*. 50c. M a n h a tta n Cufe.
nh, Mrs and in g been S ociety E d ito r of Thi (
—------ i sml ULr. and H e r a ld u n d e r th e e ditorship of RQ o n g re g a tio n a l b a z a a r and supr|*ei11 Tues- J. H olly.
’ per, D ecem ber 13. F o r m e r sta n d
B efore com ing to S a n fo rd on her of the t u n I a n Shop.
I spent Mon- p r e s e n t visit. Miss Wilkey was eng a g e d in school a a ltle m e n t vx
i
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HEM
— SELL in Brooklyn, N. Y., ha ving fo r a H l l Y
C-lt*uti
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t)me been n s m s la n t head of u large
s e ttle m e n t liouae in th a t city for
some time.
H . S. I 'O N D
T he H erald feels t h a t it is furttaufurd
linnk
4 TruHi I'mnpAfif
tm
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g
Miss
Wilkey
|*Soott i n tcrtnined
I'll nnr ZZa
Trainy eve- to a ssu m e c h u rg e of the social de
* "i Ghk Avenue p a r tm e n t of th e p a p e r a n d believes
•f*- 8 E B a r r e t t th a t w ith her com ing, tho social
ly in mukc h e r 1 page will be m a te r ia lly im proved.
In m a k in g th is a n n ouncem ent,
ftrktnnville.
B a k e r y a n d C o n f e c ti o n e r y .
*r* decorated in T he H e ra ld desires to s tr e s s the
IIR EA D , C A K E S , P IE S .
mum* iimt yr). need of co-o p e ra tio n of th e people
D A IL Y .
^ Mrs. I).
P. o f S a n f o r d in m a k in g the society
H o t r o l l s t il n o o n n n d 4 o ' c l o c k
age a success. Mis* Wilkey will
1 bridge score j L* pleased to ta k e a n y social news |
«• ° “ k A*r1 *r«« “>■
fary Wight cut ' ° f in te r e s t at a n y tim e, c ith e r at
•f’lb The h o n o r- h e r homo o r a t this office nnd Thct
* silver pic ser- H erald will a p p re c ia te any aid th a t
rsifig tb,. giime u can be given h e r i nthe conduct o f ;
th is d e p a r tm e n t.
served,
'in FI,onor
Given
ANNUAL BAZAAR
ST. AGNES GUILD
Henry.
uv. Mrs. J . ' jccnhaarrgg e c f th<j Society D e p a rtm e n t,
Gladys Craw - j ha s been t r a n s f e r r e d to th e adver| r* E D Mobley, tis in g d e p a r t m e n t w h e re she will
devote h e r e n tir e time,
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W Kt, Pufera- ^
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fSMii.nt o f .,th is B a a a a a iB K B iB iB H a u a n B K a is
ko aistor, Mrs,
IM«w day».
Ill f o r me r s t a n d of the
f i^ f o ^ G r c e n v iiie ,
Lwii !• orrest arP*reoon to atte n d
*“Utlc
former’s brothTO SO N G
’ . 25 —Step* to
r «voted to sing-
[ ^rtnsn schools
the "AinUtfy
Ttf. iKbll
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C h ic k e n
I'illou,
S alad,
w ic h e n , Coffi-e s r i n i l
f r o m 5 t o 8 p. m.
i ^ W e d of late.
17 wrote at le n t
lea-
•' ’'■’ •ttft Beerier PkM* *•!*' 1
4» |o ‘iNting
*«mcnUiby! abd'
••• *•• .’1
All nt*xv t h i s Utne
30 people a n d t h e
Ji^ R s
Reducing Corsets
B e a u t y
C h o r u s . S e e JlRRS
n n d M nircie a liv e .
75c
musical
■* i f 2
Made of, Best Quality Rubber. American Lady
C. & B. and Gossard. All sizes.
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E s< ry o o o w h o b a a tr ie d th i*
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MATINEE PlttC ES— IWcony........50cj l ower Floor, .
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Lovely F a n c y W o rk
F r i.
Instructor in Violin
Studio hours 9 a. m. to 5 p.
m. Saturdays only.
Hoorn 306 1st N at. Bank Bldg.
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M. D4
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FAN TAN S H O P
MILANE
Theatre
Matinee I T lp p
and Night r
‘ Paul Whitehurst
ha
$ 18-50
S n l u r d a x . Nov. 2!).
M IL L E R ’S
The H erald also announces th a t
M
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Mrs. S. E .
I«ry Wight., Mrs. M iss R o s a m o n d R a d f o r d , w ho fu r
hadj
1» L D r u m - 1 th e p a s t Yfew* m o n t h s , h a s
* nM
SPECIA L FOR MONDAY
OF
TYPEWRITERS
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, inOiyiy
Rig- ILiuk nl Drosses l’ur Monday Sale—Wool
flannels stripe ami plain colors. Silk Crepe
Satins, ('repo do Chine and C harm ause in
navy, brow n, black. Sizes up to 44. D resses
bought to sell for $22.50 to $22.75.
DAI L Y
licit) Vegetable*
Season
Kensonablr • ■ices
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ZE UADW
NATIONAL
MAGICMUD
WEEK
Many Attend Football
Game in Gainesville
Star Passer of the West
“ Dad’s D ay” and th e P lorlda Drnkc football ga m e combined to
make a gala day In Gnlnaville
Thursday. A few o f ttke p a r tle a
who metored over for th e day fr o m
Sanford were:
J 11 (IHi' and Mrs. J. C, ffhiiron
nnd Mias Gladys Crawford, J u d g e
nnd Mrs. E. F. Junis ehol dor, Mraj
Forrest Lake, Mitts Seritn Lake,1
Mias Emily Itnincr of St. Augu*tine, “ Doc.” H ardy nnd S tansil
Taylor of Gainsville. Mr. and Mrs.
Ft. J. Holly, Miss Mildred Holly n n d '
R. L. Djcn, Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Newman, Miss Olive N ew man,
Miss Mnry Elizabeth Puleston,
John Mebch nnd G. W. Spencer, Jr,:
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m
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h e p e
oo
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1890, thl* tw f n ly -s e v i nth g a m e of
.Du* lung scries will be fo u g h t out
j|cforo iho g re a te st crowd th a t ever
haw the cadets ntnl middies come to |
"grips—n v a st nssetrildage of 78,000 |
’.JAdludilig President ...... Mrs. Cool
id g r nnd a h o s t of oth e r notable*,
th a t prom ises to rival in spirit and I
color any of iho gathering* tha t I
F> _a n n u a lly hnv<> made this g a m e the
iinoxL picturenipie of all.
Bunked around th e wide-flung
licracshoe-nhaped Ilallirnore s t a d
ium , whose capacity nearly lias
.jbccfl doubled for the battle, tins ;
‘ t n n m g expects a lirilliant gam e,
w ith lh<> N avy, despite a previously
il.it o f producing t,n f< rwar d passers. Sum * years
d isa stro u s
season,
ra llying
its I
but Johnny M'dinnil, or a of tiie g r e a te st passe s id
Jforces in n final drive a g a in s t an i
ia bad Itiick Mulh r, who caul i throw a hall a- fa r
■ / a rm y team which on earlier form '
ci ki. k. Dili*! S l i t had lingo W orkman, a I r a k and
is ad m itte d ly superior with one 1
\,.w M obigun ,nine-, to the front with Bonny Fried
o f th e g re a te s t individual s t a r s of
lit it.| him to the top rank for (he sen zoo of 1921.
tlm ga m e in H urry Wilson, f o r
m e r l ’enn. S la te and All-Amerip o r t'd t i di i lav ,i l.oc id.ible at bo il>
c t- of th e city at a
Ucnii half hark.
t'lt** the
ti < n in l hi bamplet ball "l it,,
) £ " T h e re w ill he an added incentive tack, but the N‘a , \ ,
;lt | o ;;g) ,,'cloek
f o r triu m p h S a tu rd a y , if any were loss of t i c gam e- in ....... .. t a r t s , . , |l!njl|l
pi i |,al III l.' iis
for
fM tilrcd, III tin- desile of both West l i a s p o l l t od II
‘,f 'm d 'h ip n o n
1 P o in t nnd Annapolis to break tin Ibis m am olij, • to. an I will go m lo , 1 ’ •■■'» .... .
a n d t a d ' I - w h o s e m a n e u v e r s wi l l
jf tKsudlnck in thi'ir long series, which t In- f i a y S a i i t i d a v l m rl a n d r m i
r ■■
, a tjro d a c u l u r f e a t u r e o f per
,
now stands at twelve victories! l i d e n l
Idalaoalo
p i c p i i ' u i .oil
w d r o i s i n o ' i 1 1 m o n o s , w ill n r r i v i ' l a , i t
apiece with two tie g am es recordma i l ,
(or
l ie
hm
option ami eider
l\ n o t , n
rl ** H a m e .
lire A m m t a i l t s
.. A rm y with its individual s t a r s tmrmo til of tin t■»■** ub at and \li
n ...... ..
J.dml strong, will make
and a f a r more impressive ie r o r d ,< ..iulgo
w o , will
motot
ir-o.,
• t t . p ’o tiiic<- sjm-, ml in m
over t h e 1 9 2 4 s e a s o n
s o l u t . is
e x W n - b i n g t o n to t h o
mortiine a n t
a i a i .la;,
while t w o spooial tra in s
conceal’ p**c
They use |
bottom r r j w
atituted. for i
the river
»tfck «t on*.
Rbclli to the'
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SIGNS TOU
King of Lion Killers French Mannequins IMay Change Canadian
Dies In South Africa
Welcome in Berlin Landscape With Trees!
G erm an
CAI ETO W N , Nov. 2*.«.—‘“Y a nk"
B E R L IN , Nov.
engage
\ lien, the te r r o r of South African horse owner*, won)
I ,ns. lias died here but only nfter British
pockeys
l> th e ir
lie accounted for 258 of the (leasts, | mounts, but arc
d by a
Mli ii, who was a native of T exas, ruling of the Engl
i*y Club,
• .inn* to South Africa 17 ye a rs ago • adopted d u rin g th
h *is”1to
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.
1operative.
lienee
zgvRtiou
l*........ 1 th4‘ D " ' 1*'1 •S,,'llh A f r ,‘ ,m he approached wit!
< .iiupany’s ranches of lions.
So t jiUl t he rule he re
y given
v.i II did lie do hi- work that for
British boxers i
ny, and
i t , Ijisi ion y e a is Imils in the com- w arm welcome in
ve been
, , ■,
.
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' B r i t n h f o i i t l i a l i t«
| ,u\ ■ ill; Irtsl bo, j,mo a b o u t as
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•public.
well received all or
abii'idanl as bison on tho A m erican
A nother sign of
ling cf
1 1 m i l e , and
ho eventunlly cut himr>I Unit* is ft
th e a n U MUt Hi ;i
jm!i
Hi* !i« kof
lions
mitiiMi*im*nt that
it *P a ris
a r 1 1 ■r-j «i, t*\*<*11 ftii South Africa rout ru'quitiN is to
i Berlin
\ ton's de.seription o f a lion was to show olT tin* lul
Although
unsettled
w c a l h t i II 1 ii was nothing nmrc than a big tioiis in dresses foi
un
p n d i i t i i l . w i t h p o s s i b l e rin
arid that it was safest not tu t
— -----1■ log-t.l. ta-J’i Well- bold o u t fol
I ' l t lir*'until the animal was with
May mo— Why d
i l< at * k> by g a m e t i me.
I r . J" Minis of lire g'in.
i dr m u beauty fade
O ne Fi-10
Overland Touring
<)\ eriand Touring
Ford Touring
H ikIhoii Tour in;.
W i l l i S T A B T K It
ONE
ONE
Jewett Sedan
Jewett Roadster
MildicII Six Touring
Jewett 'rouriiifr
I VI K
'•l‘Pn r tm c n t nf a c r lc u ltu re .
A total of 150,‘000,000 y o ung
| trees, the r e p o r t shows, have Ireen
distributed fiv e to f u r m e r s in t h a t
section sinco 1905. E a rly m n tu r ing va rie tie s suited to clim atic
conditions were supplied,
The g o v e rn m e n t’s tre e p la n tin g
c a m p a ig n w as planned to t r a n s
form th e landscape of th e p ra irie
provinces.
Ju d g in g by the w ay some motor'
ists drive, th a t ‘looney g n s ’ a l
ready is on sale.— B uffalo E v e n
ing News.
Lexington Six Tduriflf
\
ONE
III I I M z I l l . l i
W IN N IP E G , Man., Nov. 29.—
Trees a t the ra te of 20,000 a day
have been planted by f a r m e r s of
w estern C anada In th e lu st 20
years, according to a r e p o r t o f th e
_ _ _ _____
$175.00
$ 150.00
M M IH I
^ 0 0 CANTT ft
^ eVe b e e n
HOMELNTDO*
— LONlG »l
ONE
1-Alt',
tendance record
to that at tiu
courses for tLdnl
The childru’i
about two-thlH
average nine fc
between 1 roo
KirlH tee off £
organization,
tendance of w
courses for ««
0,000 a month.
There ii hoT
children’s eonri
No charge is nu
the children o
some kind «tii
sell al>Qve>ruu
have been ulvti
links of the rit)
F06L fj S - ^
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One Model 91
IM .M IK D
o f Die t i r t r |
O lPE C T lO M S
“VO BECOME
O ne Model til
I l h H N KU
mod
M B L A O M StfVVO
SMWE J A R - B U T A H ft
W ith its scene laid in Ilallirnore
f o f ' t h d ‘fir.it time since this g r i d
iron classic w as in a u g u ra te d
in
JW
o f nva& c
APPLW A& 2 £ -
H°\I e T E BU3 E M P T V J ^ R -
ew Smelting Plans
i/^ M O MOW r e
Attract Ore Experts
1 COME OUT —
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 29.—A new
I method o',' e x tra c tin g steel nnd
forge iron directly from crude Iron
>,rc, elim inating the blast furnace,
|u> well n?. the pig iron sta g e in
i reduction, und lowering the cost of
; production by fill per cent, ha s been
evolv'd and is now being perfected
by the Swedish engineer G. H. Flo
din, who is connected w ith th e ling
i o n lion Works, a subsidiary of
the t'ddehohn Works, which ruuk
i am ong the largest in Sweden.
While the method has been tried
oit experimentally and w ith aue■< -z on a small industrial scale, n<>
I detailed information concerning its
'e x a c t tinture is given out by the
inventor, pending practical te s ts no
n la rg e r scale, lion and steel ex
pert in Sweden a gree th a t n sm
cess!ill adoption of the process
would give Sweden unusual cam
petitivc power in the world's iron
m arkets, because the plndin meth
I nd involves the li e of electricity,
which Sweden can g e n e ra te at low
coi I
WILL W6W HfJTEfl
MOHKI
( NKU
l i» P ) L A T K *h m 1.1
ONE
Liberty Six Touri
$750.00
ONE
(IN K
ONE
ON E
ONE
HuicU Four Touring
Buiek Six Roadster
Buick Six Touring
Hudson Six Touring
Ford Touring
$ 175.00
ONE
One M odel I
Chandler Six Sedan
Overland Touring
|> *•
ONE
Overland
Overland-W;
Hupmobile Touring
ght Dealers
> ;
ONE
Overland
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We havo soma beautiful lake F O R R E N T —G a r a g e building, c o r - 1 ! ) ! !
Touring I1 M9L00
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FO R R E N T —T en room houso In
g
A tIT O S U P P L I E S
L E A R N ABOUT l^ott County
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f 12D.00
T ouring
1921
Chov.
front lots on Lake Wildmare onen
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la k e la n d , t h p u g b tit* S ta r - T e le - ,
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B A G G E T T S F I L L IN G BTATi'ON
half mild from the Dixie Highway Avenue. In q u ire B a g g e t t ’s f i l l i n g 1 1921 1 K.sex 6
beautiful
location,
electric
light*,
1995
(lO
Coach
in a nest of beautiful clear lakes, S t^tibh,
T a n d night* Sanford ram . Beat advortlainff m edium In
good w ater. II. C. Dubose.
ItlUlStlOOt) 1315.00
193.
> «UI. be re .
______
,_________
Kurd
outh F lorida P u b lish e d ’m o m in y a . 1
nnd Second S tre e t.
—
— - — _ _ i --- ? fo r sale.
I’nnrl
Kurd
u t r k i >*<d *•»-■
1922
tar-T olegram . l a k e la n d , Fla,
Trucli
1215.00
fkmmtdlmltlr far
1
We will build your home, land
FOR RE N T — Six room house, two
^ s E k Vic E dTATTON.
‘
Cab ndy 1
1921
Kurd
W H IS T W A T C IIE S
7U M '
<
scape
your
grove,
and
relieve
you
sleeping
porches.
P
a
r
t
l
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f
u
r
1315.00
T.
T.
Oka, Oil, T ires, A ccesio - 1 O H IO —-Xenia. Make your sniea
____1«» a lias
G rue n — the w orld's h ig h e s t nished with g a s stove installed. of trouble and worries Incident to
1924
T ouring 1235.00
Kurd
»a a Itaa
n e a . Service w ith a smile. Elm
th ro u g h th e Xenia G azette,
T ouring 1195.00
1922
achievem ent. Look fo r th e nam e Union Avenue.
Dodge
•* a line
Five m inutes building up a place.
_and F i rat. Phnfto f t 7 I J . ______ ; Xenia, Ohio. Rich ag ric u ltu ra l
Ilnnabout
Kortl
1922
«a a llaa
In th e m eantim e. you can go
GRUEN.
from Post Office. Phone 671-J.
A L L W O O L 'S U I T S
1215.00
T ruck
1
W IG H T S — T hreo stations.
M ag - 1 district. W ont sd and display
fishing. You c a n fish In a n y one
H e n ry McLaulin, Sale Afct.
d >uM« a b o r t
1195.00
192.
T ouring
Ford
Tailored
to
m
e
a
su
re
,
g
u
a
ra
n
te
e
d
nolin a n d Second. F i r s t and Elm, rates on request.
FOR R E N T — Seven room house of the dozen lakes, and if you don't to fit.
Jew e le r
1922
1>nd g a
T ouring 1495.00
$26.00.
S a n ita r y hand 1*2.1
jutts *ra for cooS n n fo rd A venue and 10th S tr e e t.! -----------------------------------------------------Special
llup
Snnford. Florida.
on Pecan Avenue. W r ite Carl know how to fish, we havo several j cleaning a n d
p re ssin g .
Scotch
krtlom
1495.00
E x p e r t aervico.
i c o u i m b b s i o >.j i x u n m —rinsello n d s t.r
e x p e rts who will b e 'g l a d to s h o w , Woolen Mills. 305 E a s t Second 1922 1
Carlson, City.
( i M r i f i length
(fled nda have the largest circu
1225.00
Itunnlmiit
Kurd
T
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you.
M
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Scholfield
who
has
been
I
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; intion
lation in
In Houtiiw««i-r
Hout1iwreilv.ru Qeorgls.
I line
10 24
Overland Red Him 1C15.00
1*0 for Qrat
P yrnlin Ivory— All
th e la te s t
singing a t th e B a p tist Church will , Street.
Ton Truck
i y 2n
Ford
M A D A M E l l A l t l t i k V . Sfnrinello 1 l,H,p Bc d - w o r d ) Una.
Csb body 1510.00
colors, prices $ 2 . 0 0 up.—
1
vouch for th e above.
I $25 down nnd $15 p e r m onth
rertrlrtad to
w ork o f ail kinds. Rain w a te r n !
10
24
(-door |
t r I* r»*
Ford
H enry M c ljtulin Jew e le r
| LA K E J E S S U P L A N D CO., Inc.! will give you possession of a choice
l/lcarloit.
1596.00
I
fled nn
specialty.
Old F ir s t N a tio n a l' T ^ r! ^ 1 P A rL "
V o lin a
212 E. 1 st. St.
Longwood.
FlaI
“TI5II1I9 TO *1OME PEOPLB*
MIRACLE Concrete Cn., general
lot, well located on P a lm e tto A ve
J L ^ k Building, phone IMS._____ , c ounty advert!*? in the DeLand
cement work, sidewalks, build
nue. If you have $25 to s p a re nnd 10 r r ; n c k n t o p f r o u a i . l c a b it
11 aide Tha flanS IL V E R
DRUGS
Daily News, r a te lc per word, cash
I. U . i-llll.I.Il'S i o .v *
ing blocks, irriga tion boxes. J . & FOR S A L E — F o u r five-room b u n a re interested in this proposition
rill Ue r-nponalbls
When you buy silver. G et the Terwilleger, Prop.
Undue D rnlrra
galows lined
th ro u g h o u t, Just inquire a t The H erald office for
L A N E Y ’S DRUG ST O R E — P r e w ith order.
lucarr* * ' 1 Insertion,
I'h
onr
So.
Oak A 2nd I L
best. G urhnns, Holmes and E d
off paved highw ay.
Price $800 more inform ation.
f for subsequent
scriptions, D rugs, Sodas.
We
w
ards,
Community.
N
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how
i'l office should be
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the
each for quick sale.
M ust l>e
n re a s n e a r you ns y o u r phone.
Lumber snd Building M a t e r i a l . -fscen to be npprecintod„ can g iv e ,
fjjittly In caaa of
accepted w a n t nd medium in cheap, b u t how good.
Call 1 0 3 .
FOR S A L E —G rocery
stock and
t
a
r
t
e
r
Lumber
Company
Henry Mcl^iulin Je w e le r
D a y to n a (F la .) One cent a word
term s. A. Howk. Ginderville.
rcnnsKUA.
fixtures, will rent or sell building.
FL O R IS T
N. l a u r e l Su
Phone Bfi5
212
E.
1st.
St.
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insertion.
Minimum
25c.
ipreeen'otlsa thor«
O the r business nece ssita te s the
S T E W A R T T H E F L O R IS T "
ir with ratal, rulea
’ FOR S A L E — 1 1-2 miles of E n - >snle of same.
Apply Box 507.
C H IN A
Flowers for all occasions.
HILL
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House
of
tee. will e ir a rou
PALM
BEACH
C O U N T Y —The
j , te rh rise , 14 miles of Delaind, 8 Snnford. Fla.
krnutlnn. And !f
3 beautiful p a tte r n s in open
814 Myrtle.
Phone 2G0-\V_
Serxice,
Q
uality
and
Price.
,
miles
of
Sanford;
20
acres
of
fine
[
acenn of stupendous development- Ftock. M nynntn, W nverly Gold
|r will aeelat rou In
— Orlando—
LAWYER '
Vint ad to make
Road about it in the Palm Beach Hand. Indiana Free.
J tr u c k in g land, as in the s ta te , 15
S anford Building and Loan A s
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O ffice in Post. Sample copy sent on rejre
Mriitlimlr rniinlY, ^Inlr «*r Flurhlit, for tiu c k in g and 5 fine ornnge sociation P r e fe rre d Stock can be
H enry McLaulin Jew e le r
land, w ith 4 plowed, with house nnd ( cashed on 00 days notice, in te re st
UT jfo n c H ,
^ S o m i n o l e Bunk Building Annex. ijuesL
1•* i •» H u t : i t o n f 1) «» | f r o w n
212 E. 1st. St.
Nt ' i . i
In !i*»r*-l*>
k I v «*ii ,
to
n i l tinrn. lots of fine tim ber nnd wood,! payable A pril 1st nnd October 1st
•bouM rive their
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w i mi 11 rm«v m r i c c r n . t l m t o n if»« i all fenced w ith now wire. 1,000 ' you c a n 't bent it.
(office addreaa aa
You r a n buy F u r n i t u r e and Itnga
F L O R ID A —U ltL A N n O — Orlando |
M A N H A T T A N S H IR T S
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All sizes nnd shades, mnke an I wliill a p p l y t*» f lio l i nl i M' i i l i l . t !■’ young orange trees, part r e t out
fiUa About, one
Buy e ig h t per re n t P r e f e r r e d | O ur B e tte r H om es Club enables
nrul r e st ready to bud, some b u d
*’ f n ;»1*I
Tailored S u its— $32.50 nnd up. flctl business, r a te lc a word, min- ideal Xmas gift for “him .” Sec 1* II* u v !h »|i1*t ,
a tbeueand baa a
dm
I •i*I k ** o f
T’ roll.'I l*
for n final
It.a othara can*l
ded tangerines.
Front* 800 feet Stock in the Snnford Building nnd | you lo pay f or |t , u t t l e a t a tim e.
Milano T h e a tr e Bldg._______ ___ 1 lmum 24c cash with order.
them at
(11 it 11 a o fin A n m l n l M rut r l x o f ihv*
with vou unlaae
on lake fro n t Boulevard, with Loan A ssociation, established 1008. | —
NOTARY PU B L IC
McKinnon-.Mnrkwood Company
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Ten ac re s o f choice celery land
mb at T te t e . .
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efflre *'r bf 1e<Iinlf million ilollar hluhwsy to t h e : |„ ro l-Xiili- of .1 XV Kuril
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J U L I A Z A C H A R Y , H erald Office. itulf limrli lust
O'.eoatta, stores.
F or quick sale will in- fi.i-mg belt railroad, opposite s
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9 1
Phone 148.
million ilo'.lnr lirMsc ncroaa I V u m - whom It m iy coiM-n n. Ilmi on the
I elude all f a rm in g im plem ents, one i„g
S A U . I K t. HR* i1VN,
Herrlre
bln Pin a tiiitn l.
u n n rlrr
mllUoti r«t <lay of Urn-mt .r. A I» IS/*,
F|or Rpnt_
T$9
At1in i ml hi r.ti 1 1% I flock of chickonn and ducks, 30 lh .e e sides and ha s one flnw ln - 1
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! (lend pigeons, 2 incubators nnd 100 xvi-ll. Sale pile** $1.5(10 casli. Ad- I fiee. .Priced
reasonable to resp o n
n o n . two millions
hcir.rc muni on j- |li.iishoMrr. J uiI kv- of anld i'our*.
M A T T I I K W l >R ESS- PRINTIN'!I lliltrhK-ax.
greatesl chiun vt for live i» a Jmlue of I’lohiilr for 11 final in m i : i m i t i t i <>i i i t n r « i : m - boxes of o ia n g e s now on tree. dress ( ’. M artin, 000 Selma Avc., I sible p a rty . 1 tw o-room a p a r tm e n t
Q U A L IT Y — S E R V IC E — P R IC E . d e \- lo p - r s lu net In on
indi i: m i n t i , n . o m n % .
in | Place is in 200
ground i,|
hum v na Ailrnl n si mi or of lhe
yards of Lake Tampa. Fla.
$25 m onthly nnd one th re e room
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flio.t. XX'rllr I'v-Vrlopnienf 1-rtisrt- ,
,,f | \v |-ord. vlei—uant. mill
Commercial St.. R. It. Avc.
fcnrs
Monroe.
All
grow
ing crops. All FOR S A L E —Celery plants. See n p n rtm e n t $30 monthly.
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MIVnl.1T s I !*' I It IT 11**'
•i >\i included fur $1,300, on term s.
Nick Zornovoun, Bearall Ave.
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IDIRKCTOKY
1 \ . (i i p. ■rat Ii n f■1 1RU
1/• l mil 1 liter Bros., E n te rp rise . Fla.
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H A Y N E S & R A T L IF F . P r in te r s AUGUSTA
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classified medium, m i e chD-i .n'fc
115 Park Avenue.
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10c per line, m inimum
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Seminole County Bank.
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$lu,<ii)0.000 Company w ants men
ibeliraU)r*H for
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Second Si tool & Park Ave . San
S a n fo id Avenue at 1st Street.
in y o u r children. 1'hesc p a r a s ite s
i the St. A ugustine l-.xening Record. newsnn]Kir.
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wi-ekiy ami S unday Classified rates
I OR RENT Furnished rooms for
If\ >i. :• If •i \ I itx." a »i«1 Ilex
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life. If you have reason to th in k
L E T D UNCAN do your painting Sample copy on leuuest.
l.illl llik Mil* •
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W aycross Jo u rn a l
light h uiM-keeping 300 F rench
rid 19II p
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ymir child iiu.s worms, act quickly.
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Avenue in the best residential
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Seeniid St.
Six blocks from Herald
chargi 25c cash with order. W rite Tribune or hand it to your local
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tim e -trie d and successful rem edy is
Phone 2511 Orlando road.
o f f i c e . lllOli ( I m o l l A v e .
foi complete rut*; card
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light house keeping 701 Mugnul baby cheeks. Price 35c. Sold by
J A M E S 11 COWAN All kinds I Florida real e s ta te advcrtiiie in $2.00. If >49ii dt'Atri* $ 1,000 iriHur
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W a te r and Boat T a n k s At Oak 'r e n t a word daily, tw o cents it word order.
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keeping dow nstairs rooms, ID> -Aid
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Third S tr e e t.
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to bald C o u r t m y f i n a l an__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ S T O V E S _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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ovens and victruins. Your credit
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H eights $1,0001)0. $150.00 cash,
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Home on Magnolia Avenue.
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L arge lot.
$050(100.
Terms.
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spend tile winter.
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fret
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disinfect the wound w ith liquid '
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Price u(liquid)
i q u u ii .me,
spec Lil tie*. 50c. .Manhattan C ufr.
Phone 122
Phone 48
land $1.20. Pow der 30c and r»o.-.
I Sold liy Union Pha rm a c y,
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For Rent
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Advertising
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JUST A FEW
SPECIALS
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m iGreatest Ve*etablc
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N U M B E R 205,
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1924.
ASSOCIATED PRESS JISPATCHE9
SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENT9
F= r T " w r
Boston Post To Run
Story About Sanford
^
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Victim of Fight in
Critical Condition
'■
G. 0. P. THE SUM
OF 3 Mli.ll.ION
PICTURES SENT
FROM ENGLAND
OVER WIRELESS
Did Furnace Murderer Wear It?
SNORT SESSION
OF CONGRESS
OPENED TODAY
ORLAN DO. D . c - J — Rcnifur
The Boston Post has request
Albritton, age 19,‘o f St. Cloud,
ed that th" local Chamber o f
brought here Saturday night
Commerce rvpply it with picwith serious knife wounds ns n
tyr»s and information to make
result o f a fight, is said1 to be
a feature Hti.r/’Tfbout Sanford
resting easily this morning, a f
and locality, it was announced
ter a quiet ni"ht. His condi
today.
1 >______
' 1
tion is still critical.
This request is made in con
■Ifr
4 _ %. 4
Van Padgett,
nccused, gave
nection with
a program
of
Demons!ration Held at Radio
himself up nt St. Cloud, Sun
boosting Florida as the ideal ^ ’hnirman Butler Gives Com
day, mnking no e ffor t to es
House in London Sunday;
place to spend tho winter, nnd
plete Returns of How Comcape.
'
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a number o f other places have
Svslem Developed by Hangpaign
Wns
Conducted;
Sur
been requested to supply the
plus Over Quarter Million
same information.
Tho communication refers *n
Sanford ns the “ Wonder City."
beenuse o f the excellent celery
grown in this section, and the
Chamber o f Commerce has Iku-h
First SurcO'sful Demonstrarequested to feature this in the
Campaign Conducted on Hudarticle.
lion in History Is Declared;
get
System
;
Over
I
Million
Secretary Penrmnn
stated
Simple ApparatusEmploved
Was
Collected
in
18
States
that he will supply the infor
Cabinet O fficial Says Sound
mation nt once.
And Continuing Policy O f; n e w YORK. Dec. 1. -A p«rW ASHIN GTON, Dec. 1. — The
Handling
A ffa irs Must Be, trait of the president.of the United
recent campaign cost.the Republi
'Stated wap t'lit on tlie air in l.onC . i v e n A t t o n t i o n m C o n g r e s s l ti Sl||1|!liv' liml 20 ,ni,lu„ . H i„te«
can Nntionnl Committee
W ASH INGTON. Dec. 1.—
Chairman William M. Butler nn---------_
w :• reinoduceil in New York.
i._ A lth o u g h
A
fte
r six months o f rest the
W ASHIN GTON,
......
ro. I
i
. , Dec.
,,
. 1.—
i ,Secre- l A- 'tin hills n il picturi u
u - io|nounccd Sunday night, adding that
I
S
ixty-E
ighth Congress reas
1 yet o f f i c i a l l y a n tary Meeks advised l’ ™aldent Cool........Haling eylmde.
|a surplus o f $355,254, which com tdge m ho. annual report made» pub.........
Radio Corpora- l
’is u n d e r s t o o d a u . .
...
_ttirii„r„ r
Mrs somhied today to renew in its
.
. anoainrt t h o
! pare* with the deficit o f nhout lie Sunday hat con. lion t i n the
,;|,1V „ f Amenta, the jig- This dir'.v t Id grav coat may prove the undoing o f the niurden r of Mrs..
‘ that th e E g y p Vddie Shcn.lt v. whose body was found in ll.c fur.,ace of h 'r home . . . ! last a n d s h o r t «e88lOn in O
w|lirh had drawn it
I$2,000,000 incurred in 11*20, re lim ed Mates A rm y k.ow have
iment h as a c c e p t e d
n|liren. hed the stage where a Bound ^
{ f|„
„
j Nex ley, a suhuVi. of i oliimhus, (> lfs cuffs are burned and on it appeal ( U r m o ll n ild S t r i f e W h ic h C n nr|muinet1. in the treasury after
land continuing policy with regard I'l.gn there1 was a iuir.r., the stylus j several stain- del tiv. s bcli. ve may 111- from human ileod. Two o f the ! a c ( e r ij>e(] jt s f i r s t a n d pTOjlsh d em a n d s m a d e
Recom m cndationlncludesSum H'xi'omlituics had been met.
lo
must lie serious11 •' " '
examining it. after it wa- found in t,u* j ,o n K e d g a t h e r i n g ,
If a ssassin ation o f
I it ‘ necessities
I
,I„ perked
■ 1 its head tin- way and !lmt.| investigators are
by the legislative lie- 1
... .i.. siieutsby
.............
o f 510.000 For Im proving! "The campaign waa financed by v eonsnlered
ii.se
home.
] M t ho th ree m o n th e in t e f- .
,•
o
;
i.i
iin111tr
Its
inks
nose
lo
mi
hek, Siriinr.
S t.J oh n s River From L a k e u;<l'v>dual
ouanhut.-rN. partment of our government.
napei-. traced nut, n pintl in w hich
veiling
before March 4, e ffo r ts ‘
Lfth h a t ta lip n
of
In this connection the War S ec it eiobioidered these vVi ld- from
H arfey to City o f I’ alatka
*,r n‘,t,‘ r' ®r l*,s m,m ,rr retary declared the A rm y's require nil
will
be
made
lo put through «onta
[infantry
arriviVJ
..I.I t'hinese proverb “ On pict~
, S !._!•!» made individual cmitribuimportnnl legislation in addition to
ments Imd been studied with care llll I- V I•it It 10.000."
fron, Khartum nnd
tin- annual appropriation Mils, but
W ASHIN GTON. Dec. 1 . - Work
"f
,h,,r’ ?1" °
and fitted into a ten-year program
^•|n(,l in the Abbossia
Akuin tbe stylus rested for a
mi thu country's riv e rs, hnrbors,
** ni't* th r total amount collected which should lie pul into effect by
with little apparent prospect o f
a week
u.
cut
and
again
it
ii-siilned
daticand w ate rw a y s w ill req uire $71.- wiih $ J..t.r>!i, I . S.S2, approxim ately a Cotigresn "in u manner that will
success.
look plnce Snt- lit) 1,980 during the year beginning mill ion *•• J ars of this amount conform not only to the military iin upon that eylu.dei. until, us
First act o f the House today '
J4 nun win* previously July 1, 1925.
[$950.525.11, wa«. collected by the needs o f the military service but tin hi'U. s p:i--ed. it pel f'K-ted the
after formalities connected
with
Ln into custody were
national
committee
in certain al-o to the financial condition of 1.k< ue“ >(" iff i'leiniei Stanley Italdi.nvcning, wns to pass nnd send
Recommendations for the var
wiii, secret at y of Sta’ i Hughe-, the
[by the public prose.states, but only in its capacity as the government."
to the Senate a resolution pro
llll.ee Ilf Wales, t^iirrll Mother
ieWgation of members ious projects were made by the Iagent for the local state com m it
chief
of
engineers
of
the
army,
In
ii
not
hi
r
sect
nut
o
f
the
report
Mingl'd
S
w
i
n
d
l
e
r
Ilf
$
2
,0
0
0
,0
0
0
J
- d n g that Dec. 15 rhould be act
Mexnntlna. Owen IV Young, allow M a y o r L a k e I n o p p o s e d . L v or>
ler of deputies has protees. nno tin- money was immedi
g ill
unlit I i s
•
f „ r services in memory o f
under
whose
direction
this
work
is
the
statement
was
made
that
“
tin
, | II M S. Reclamation agi.nim!
L prosecutor, and the
n*rl\ returned (<• the e<immitteio n S t o r k M a r k e t Itea ch e. ( |tr |(|tti \v0o«frow Wilson.
(
'iti/.n
t
Is
l'r
u
t
'l
l
to
V
o
l
e
s>*
curried
on.
in
Inannual
report
pre--tire
tin
neci—-nt
v
progress
has
ii. tl >. Ti-'-- rivet and tin liui II " f
|tituticii*l party
in the -talcs in which it was m l.
New Y o r k . T h e n P r o c e e d s t o
The key to the whole situation
n a n i f e - p r o t e s t i n g I^"bmif.ed to Congress M<mda.\ with ;beteii, no putt being available for ! and inipi overient is even greater" t|.i 1 1 , C,.i>1 i 'ainbt idre rein) raecs.
E x p r e s s i o n o f I n t e r e s t in
( l l i e a g o in ( listtMlv O f f i e e i s -till i- held by the insurgent*.
of a embers o f the “ '«• B'2*i ‘ 'seal tear o tim ates. An the national budget expendituie>. Ith:in the "pressure fm- econom y” . ..II, I i.pp iil off tbe pci Ioi malice
I‘ olicity -l’ re-sentf i.n tm ’ '.-ioii
w lit!*•»• ri'coghiztMl U'lulor, Senator
propi lot toils lot the w ork, mrloiliag |Thus, for the net mi I expenses of The Secretary recited in detail the -,v,i h an iiiti'to flmii i'b hv repm
l.oFollette of WiseonHin, and his
permanent annual appropriations,
i
ct
rcnclitncn*“
made
by
the
Army
!
eu
I
vii
,
1
a,
mg
n
mtilul
from
tbe
Roynl
|
‘
W
YOlCIv.
I*.I
held at the miti- last year amounted lo $53.82.'. ,1.81, tbe national committee, there u n in tin Iasi few v e a l- in ol'der to
Tn* s.!-\ . election ■lav.
three chief supporters in the sen
in
i
ouncev
v
-iiit.'il
i"
I
Ilo
ag.
\. iolemy.
collected and made available $J.
Mill
tteiiot Sunday, pre bringing the total
1 •t I II*' •Vventli til,:'
ate, have hern read out of the party
expenditures
I affect economies and keep within
w it I, alleged -t"< k w indies to
(-.nil, I '.it pm nt ton olio ml- an I ..>i r* t In i:< w ill be 1•I'f I'l ill. '
l an under-secretary since such work began in 1P2I to I02.95J 71, vvlmli uitli bank inter 1a ppt "pi nit ions made by t ’oiigrcxs
entim il t by Senate republicans.
$2,000,000.
eg
a
pel
•
x
limit
el
v
,i--t
and
small
balanceof
$
I
ii.25
J.
I.,
on,
l
i
n
t
I
he
•
ml
of
11
-.
demon
a
i
ill'll'1
:
bun - were discussed June oil Ibis vein to $1,255,392,t n • >i v .Ilford a
Whether they will undertake repriind
-ui'ledSiindav
lifter
i
f
i
r
|
.
r
I
III.
i
.imi.
H
ut
the
all
Ano-i
n
an
in
f..i■i r
ci .uu 1 the l i l v i ..' i.
|0iib i The meeting V27. :i"t ineluiling $39,258,410 f >i '.s made i gland total of $d.tl9.
-iil- for this action remains to bo
t
w
•
<
assi-tn'lt
I
-W
ith
the
fund
allow
ed
during
iii
1
.niip.ic
x
oi,.m t .i iiidio trine mi- ion of
i <1 h il . n
liu'tivcly into the ns . i Wil-on Dam I No. 2( at Muscle 217.29"
on
It. • tie.
lllniiii-. The d» \
however, it ; |.f..i..i- iii|.h«. paintings, ami prllit:,ii..i I..-e pa-l fi-ml
in! • ; :>«•:, ' i ' • i ma,le to '
.Sitilai Stark
and Shoals. Ala.
W illiaal \ . Hodge-, tieasurei of
tine thing is certain, the last
A total of $*>'2,021
I
'
't |,i. I. "tl t hi•
it
her
to
enrI.
tl
:it
inot
hern
pi
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.
-.
was
a
i
miipb
t>
i.
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»
',
1the impiirv into the 798 was spent dining the year t i e iiati'inal cum in it l c , Mi Hut
tiy»ti t V. ,|. Ill 1' u
chapter on this subject has not
n o f the dei.
.t
,1
i
tnI
••tin
In
out
the
full
,
HI tl till I, at KOI nl Ihe'i ini, ,
Senators who
which ended June JO, not i in 1d<I- lei iiiinuiimcil. will file v ith tin
I Iii \ hi Iveil v. t been written.
ii,-r 11.rces oi* In |ii ait ice title
•a i ml ...I |
\\ ,i i. t ot I t 11. i elinemvnt. -aid m i Ii
bndisagreed
with
this action o f
« * . i rent Saturday jnt,
|.|pi,:i79 on Mu-. ab Shoal-, i clerk cl tbe House Monday a final
...<
t
u
e
mi
t
In
lui'-i
.Mill IV
I.l'nlliy."
to I. V. lit.lt -. t In- piece- • •.l li l h *
.
,l'
| t to i It i
t |>eir lepubliriiu colleagues intend
ii-h authorities^ had
Huihurunder
iniprovein*,nt r*. port i n tin recinpL and expendi
Haiti.is
I I.I -tnlrlili II' t u t . me i ess made , i I in :.liable mimedniti Iv
f ' .iff., I . t 11It •I to \ \ i I'll" Will In
I., express their views when tho
gtrr'.: i of the Kgyp- nui ,1m. red 200. rivers undei
im- tine- •>i ilo «*•-in in it tee during till i
I’ l cxid Ilf •'onlllllM in his first
l p S100,Ill'll
i, ;lit .-| ill-I alii o lie o i- tfii'iii) m-!
,1 vv.1' n m ,lit open o-i"
emite is called upon to uct on tho
wnt I' lack o f results proveiiteiil tiumbere«l 21*1, and in can-paign. The mime 4,.t all cmi■ -age. p'. uiing "lit l(int rcduc•tn t vva li< itig I.iken iv port of the republican committco
lli-si..n "V er-ea- «•! new - pi ,
•
............
in.i
i i c,.w «fl« i ai.on, it i
Irr r airy alt hough nals ami waterways undi r im|irove liilnitni-. tin nni"'iiit- given b
in llii \rniy’ - . onimi-siolied
Alplli li e I .-spit gel, on committees covering the new
• I I I . ' Iiu-ine-' loe-'llge-. el ill a .ii.iiu , ,1
Every qonliticd vut.'i
I had Cipsed since the incut numbered .VI. The om eieri- e'icli. an.I a delailed tabiilntii.n >f
n>i-t*' I -ti. iglli luul reduce.I
ti-pt•-tentative ol ilic assignments to .standing committi.
i
nrrrsp"iidc!ieii
and
ol
nil
expend
il
ill
•
-*
will
lx-el
lortb
is
licged
te
i
ii-l
IIIbullet,
ill
1
Ueihf *1
n |N>rted amounted in tlo- nggn
P w.i to tin ‘ danger point" T
.
Il lc ■atut l i u » i Co mp a ny , 1
nil vacancies caused by tha
*9Ifeftn ••f the Litiornl- gate to I t2.097.M2K ton*. \.i!u«d at a: i. tpmed b\ law, in tl.i- report. ( and asMjrliiu- Ha*t "fu rlher rettue.»*V'Uttio’t phutogri'plu, i.i po|i|v 4u>*c*-"'i4ervt. v*^f. c internatl >tmi criintual-.
.1 tii.it h o t e l / bad -tit death o f severul senators during
i
. . n"t .be mude”
. . . , .V,IU
sl juttv says, utitong *19,171,940 9-11, and the irniispor-c*
J i l l leltell'I'ii list - lo-eli mine,
the rampaigri from the npctwnif 1v
- Ii,.n1,7
was hunt *
.u! -lull,.Min lim ing the Inst six months.
<t the ( ln-ing day wa- ciit.dueti'd
i that the British gov- tnlinu o f 'lJ4.4hM.522 passengers.
lo polling elelk; Mis
Ale.
Tin it, v e i t lining b w Ii a b it i■
. lied t•. I>\ tbe Seen tnry wb
v. illi Spiegel, lie 's
Leaders of the house repuhlicahs
|uld hq. r waited for the
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all
tin
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ill
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lit
in
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a
budget
program,"
Mr.
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•X|.".
For triiieinl river nnd harbor
■Inied liie
t'bict
Executive'
i
. i . nil'll l to- details have no present intention o f follow-'
tin inquiry into the
ll
matt
>1
of
rout
me
t
a,It"
M
ixm lit <
U .ll.v
ml l
I
rk fm the fiscal year of I92*» repi'Hi-d.
w rd- now cm’ .posed "an mult
inl , i., i i.i ii>ii in New ing the lead of the senate orgn niia• ln-tvvi.il . "lit inetit- w a- ill
|the iidar instead of jilie chief " f engineers says $s I
11 a
Itlilt m e line id i. - I be II. I I I
"I 'ICei 11\ f""ll •Willg the I leVelan I t a i eiiM-iit **f I In nci -it n-s of t
l " -d lollnwiiig
|M ,,.n,|mg out o f t h e ir c o u n .1 I.\ ii. II Ta> ho . - bo ei.
itrrngtli against a nn- I tSJ.JPII can be ptolitabh expend roll vriit loti a ' .i mill i - *•mate vva i a-' ’
\. . .Tiling I" II.. I'g.in
givII, III t in. ago.
t i|„ itfprpHentativc John M. Nel.1
tbe
Radio
f
,
irpuliue.il.
I mil fault is to claim |ed. i i n^'n- ' appropt iule l a Itin>;i mail. . I luil a t ..(nl cx pfii.liture .J
,
11x i n > • ii i ; i k I'l.ititp . ■ v<
Tlo Se. l l oi > ii.lv aticed the
:n v lot nullities son, o f Wisconsin, nnd others who
attack a nation's -uni of $J7.2MI.IM»> for the llscal title*' ill.Ill*
\\ Alexilmlei
consilium: Inun mien - ii
[U.
.f dollar- was tie.
. i l l In- b-l
11 '
it, . that Hi I line had co m e v to ,
m« i oi mig i at lull olid siippoited Senator Lakollette in bis
•to . mill R 11 Rangel. i l i e i l
|; f i t he a d s of a few I vettr of 1925. ending June JO next, I VIII'V II.| t lie -llcccssful ( uliilll. I i lo . .Hinti v It. .111.1 look f II I’t lie I *
, vpei ted I Inn will I.i ii l a i d mini
not liui it o
Ivui et L campaign as the Independent can1anil of (In- sum $29,.s >.lOil has ><( Hu i-aiiipalgn
hen . oil- lill-l lllg A I i
Tin iiinoiint in it., lutiiie
' . . of I ll in II- to Vole
_
Thero
l lintel Inf llllli IlCllll. didat" f»r the presidency.
•.mg. pn--nletil of lb.
i In.ling tbe eauipaign ex p en se- uf |.l ..Id) in- and Hu
j been allot11 d
veal t" v. >•
I ., iiii.. -Moi i In l J M.ii b.ill
-ciision for the colling o f
lull. Well- .1"Il II A.
i> |.— 'Mir situn
1 1, t .... puny . s e t t hi
'I In M i " i--ip p i Kite' i- recant
tbe senatorial and e o n g i es-ional nt. ' h.»l nt l real ing Mil'll qili -11. "
m .i il i t.l el v lew ill ceil t tint I be i It
Mm -hail. n- i, ( oiifi'icncc of house republicans
described as being |mended (m tin huge I slime of iiitiiiuitt'i
I k in c vv til e In -aid I. , ............ . i .1, .i I V"I.
w itch in past ve.-iifin111.I I'lVl wu\ t . a continue,
I , tin
Illiu I-. u. t >i, i , was of tin1 senate orguniin ill- patches to 1
■•mount w I.icb i ongtess is n'K liave l.i-eu timin'ed indepi-ndenl l\
,.0
.d
l.etlcrtll
Janie
1.. i. \ . 1 i elu I ami tin l euset! pt
VV.1. . •. - t ill -d I h. V VV"U I I I.......
\u /.it tot, vvIn* Ii w n- required to elect
lit
(fin SunduN I tom Vis , ed
, ,j to li|ipropriati
pt.
lo t >liai m i l . { "It i- with .it i - fin t mi. I am al.li .......... |..| tlo tlilei >otopoli, el
I - i mi tig o l at no
a
I it.
it
ii i , w leader I" succeed the lute
, •i « : Im i ni* a
) Kntisli high coin
1
.....
1
II
itn ludmg the Hoik of i lo Mi-siss I., icp- rt Iii..I tin- netiinl ............. 11.. le'lll.il V el Vl> , t lie In >
b. Radio • "i po*,it l •"
1 I* II tl I ‘ llMlH
II
tli-iii y ( abut Lodge.
1
1
•
•
1
s
1
1
III
*
•
\
,
*
1
ll«
1
to pt
I Mtieial dis ippi Rixet • *9n ill is —lo i a total of tore o f the eainl'aigtl Wi le $ I,
.(fill
IIM
\i
ilo N at loti 11 (iuanl an.i I'.
. I. .oil
| ilvivvi't', tlieic is no occasion
,
ili > Sudan llkew isi $15,9Hli,t*(M1 i- a-I.ed
“( I I I • , i iiii imI i "M* Ul!
-Ii uf, _> , I
g day will i "ti9 WIn n
* IJ.olh*
i i|trainl/e.l ItI’M■t Vv>.
1|« ll!li ll.au.
*.n.* ai
l.-'l i i Hie democrats of the senate to
• i.i vs II*illi I*.**!
itmi. >asler and tills
New h o ik bat bin a O' I i t ' v a t e r unf«»t t iin.it •
\ V . fa. •( I
■•III « llll | a i .it a pn tme in a
•lull 1. »i 11 <n\ !.* 11 • i ( 4*. .. 1,1181 .ll Ull
t,
, , i in party
conference
and
in its xieinily le ip u n h. .>5 mill;
pa pi i and ■-»*y * - * vv
1 l.c ih** liUMtX*.**' hull
1 l 4*111!• 11 II
u.t'
4•1I’UII t lial 11<•t il .♦ 11.4 | *
uu of the minority leader* hnvo
Mulm) l nknow n
pel
on
i
ill
I
y
Ulg
I
lie
•be t Him Ki w i $*;.17:..""U Wilson
lutlllU’
of
Wtril
•
>
i in. in. bis
^ III K IMvt
,I*«C 1 *4
,n 1*1.i;
•i.
!.itu,l Hint none would be cnllod
i.i
>el indicati s Dam at Muscle Shoal- $'• •'•11.5'."*,
III il , • . ilni.il- -nnl
t"d,i>.'
r ..Iht |u« 1
4 i lull- 1r..i ;h«* uit..t n»« i •
Ul \.(» ••(U
tl t •! 4 lists* I«.I I. 1* *t 1l«.
nly
..|,i_v tfi con»ider the question o f
Il41» Vi
XII
I lie K lull tolllll I'biliidelpbia and Delnwan Rivei
: 1,0,1 , ami il•>1,1c ( kill! 1«*li( 1 i h
HI.I loading out of the party Senator
nl u
.id
Kh lo P several hours tiJ.995.0tl0, and the Delaware and
in
ill. Hi nit ,1 oral IllUst Ik - |'•* -,•I
( I.I- \RU A I I R, Dec I
An
ui:i Lnl ,.Ill-tie's tunning mate, Senator
....
iithe
. Itv that time the ( lie-apeul.e * anal $2.lo**.o**o
liui.ia t ,iii-rt i* made here o f tli* . vit a pet ph I nl years," the I'cv
Hinton K. Wheeler, ( D ) Montana.
.. ii walcts.
ul.ob the mutineers
Among other p ioject- menti'iiied
u-imy
said.
"vv.
are
faced
with
tw
.
Tin* opening sessions M o n d a y ?
1,i ng I nlk
ruins from gun in the report was the one for the p m c h u - c -I the I learwnter I’ rttit di-tft i.niiing tactnis iii Ainein.i'i
, ila*it the vc.-. ul soon appointed to succeed those w ho
H It.i.i 1i ut i f* separated Jacksonville district, wa- included * ing ( umpany. puldi-hers o f the law and tusloin.
The estimated
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1 Mu*
! f leurw ater livening Sun. by Jniued and Imd a I, ng roii- 11uve died since lust May will bo
ptrtji - Some of them as follow i :
<h
dati when nur process of lelmbili ele Slinols e l . , t lKid power nod ni
i It. Bruinby, I ‘it til I'oynter and 1*a
v\\ffin in if nil committees will h * •
thr Mil rounding town*., !
v, i , i ■i v. it n Lot ut / and liis at
t
111 i ii.ii t be complete, when J" Irate plants will la- icady t" «>pei
vid II. J.iml nv from l>. <*. Hutch
tl wilt hi reatud by the
|", I I I .I lil t lll't III •I•‘ I lx "l cl i mimed tn inform the president that j
JA i'K S O N V Il I.K
DISTRK I
vat
mut
u-alli's
.irising
out
nl
tl..
ate by July lu-l text year slu, id
■bit and I. I I urns. Mi Hrutn
the congress is ready to receive *
! St Johns River. Jm k-otivilb to
WASHINGTON. Ihi
I Tliide vv ii Id '..It. I' newspapermen. ul
by. a fo rm e r resident o f tin- place U K-linigtnti i iiiifereiice crust- t • *•• I ’m igie-- -,. du-ii e. Maj lien. 1. '
coninninicatiuns from him. Thojl
p.m> • -till in o f Hie ocean, $MfiO,OtlO; Jacksonville to f u
tl,
ugh
tin
pri'onet
•ubiiultetl
to
<lit i-live. and w hen the superum, m
t- U* no i trort iIn^ tin** to l.*i
kit wi i not lie necessary Intkn $10,000. I’nlatka to Lake will have Hcti\«« ch a rg e o f the nt l uni nt tin- veterans of the Mm Id lor, chief of Army Engineers, d.
I,i mt |du tngui|.hc.l
Spiegel, tt resolutions will tie adopted on tho J
f••ally
i«*ad
St*»i**I'’
i
V.
Iicclft
(»f
1 fort• but the steady I Harney 10,000. liklawalm River fairs o f the Inin co m p a n y 's bust Mat will have practically elitionat , lan d today in bis annual repm' f Moiiluiiii cull ol tl*'
aid, vv.i- «l«-*ii no- that KorutZ deutli of members and immediate
iD’Hi'K riitii vva
Expenditures are now being made
Messrs. I’oy n ter and Lind
n t * f British troops 1$15,000, Indian River $20,000. Imi- ties-.
|,u |, Hu office* <d the American adjournment will lie taken out o f
i
t)
nor
reserve
of
citizens
of
t
xpit
I
h
i
i
tv.
Senntot
R
o
I
iiumui
ot
Aikun
pUr;u*
The first hat- ] bor at Miami $.'19.250. (trange Riv -ay aru us-socluted in publishing tie icn e ill the belli, woulti seem t" nil the plant at late o f $**00,000 '.i . |h iiiOi'IHtli It inh ». m»hI liNluy. Bm A -,,i tat inti and submit to fur- re» pert to their memories.
pe( mnlttli. lie -mil.
Then* will tie little activity in
t burked from (ii- er $115,000. Sarasota llav $15.91*0. St P etersburg Times.
Iher inn—tinning, but the Ciiicugo
•«-■1111re that mil plans for leh.ib
nffi.-iub did not apprnxe of the plan e i t h e r house until after receipt o f
lU i; Sunday.
Icliiinnel Clearwater to I iiiiip* Hay
ilitiitinn and our expeudituii f"t
e
.(iiciite that tin- i $ 15,1*00, Anclotc River $h.l*0(*. Tam
nnd littt i ted h e l d / . I" an uptown President Coolidge's second annual
Ithat full pose cull be spread ovn
mi
which, under p re w o t
devoting itself 'pa hurhor $M0O,0«O; removing wa
hot el
uml nm-l reach an end ut the •x
1.1ItM- will be transmitted by m*xn o f pence, ami ter hyacinth $10,000
ptintii-ti nf u ten year period, pt"
s e i i g e r on Wednesday und read in
i Ki » new itieiderits in
' v iditig such a plan und sin h |V
[hr. reached Cairo.
Hiu Iimi-p ami senate by their r*ATLANTA. Dec. I
I'r.-prua
NEW 5 tilth Du . I.— Four pet
I LAKELAN D, Dec. 1.— The city pelidltillt-s begin to bu effecltv. nt
-pretixe clerks.
11,'IIS are fH-t la lllg «"lliplctcd fi t
M i l l s , three ,,| them women. l"-t
[commission has authorized halt a this time."
Early attention will be given by
of
.million dollars o f additional street
Ate .Suppressed
Altei pointing to defects n the their live- in it tile which rwi'p- ,,pfiling here on M i dio -ilay
tlie house to tl \v annual »uppi)T
i pav ing for l akeland. The paving tu n y establishment, caused l-v n five stui y rooming house in Me*t Federal l ouia il of t butelus vvitii
L n iltiN lA . Dee 1.
mraiturfif thf ft rut « f whlcbf t b it
will i >ver muny Sections o f th» shortage of officers und cnb ted Sixty Third Street this nu.rinog ',00 delegates expected Irmii every
ttitit t . attacked gnvi for the interior department, P«*thr
city. One item called for expendi
Twelve
other
persons
were
injured,
I
ait
of
tbe
nation.
aobtiirv buildings at
(Continued on page C)
Iably will be reported out* Tuesday,
tun- " f $MM4,278.51 and another fot men. and again putting hillist If
some probably futully.
'hi- morning. AccordFines totaling $J92 und extreat-,
$l00,ftOO. and will ineludt paving record in favor of increasing thru
*l» t(i. attack was im
About 50 members i f Tbe Ki- of numerous alleyways.
lc, toil in Munit ipul Court, this
MEETING I’OSTI'ONI'D
*f’M< -ed uml order
numbers respectively from 12.000
,-ii bunds totalling $292. were colN • 'I'-turbances were wnnis t'luli and their lathes are
CHICAGO, Dec. 1. — Wheat:
morning presided over by Judge'
P A R IS. Dec. I.— A meeting "f
"'in i towns or pro- expected to attend the "lJidiee
M in n e k a h d a
i
d e s t r o y s w a k k ih h s i;
Dec..
1.54N
.
to
1.55;
May.
LCJ
to
Simion
One prisoner was sen-;
Night" bali<|liet. at The Orange
finance ministers at which it i- 1 i','t1, . Corn: May,
l.22 ,.»
to
and Black Hotel ut l.ongwood on
fenced
to
nerve a sentence on the,
Fire
planned
to
ha-ale
deflinitcly
repur
NEW O R L E A N S , Dec. 1
11.22S - Oats: May, 5H>^ to 5hA».
Tuesday evening, it was announc
county roads.
today destroyed the general ,dices ntionx received from Germany im
I,i i-n
Thu City I*lannlng Commission
ed today.
Busii Kelly, gambling. $5 bond '
LONDON, Dec. 1. The
Liner ,o f Americun Railwuy Exprcs- fu m - der the Dawes program, tin
W ILL FIGHT REPORTS
Tiiis i« the first time that tin- Minneknhda of the Amrrirnn Line puny with u Ions o f $150,900
I ret ahead to Jun. fi.
estreated; Joint Anderson. James to the City Commissioners, ttut
local club has ventured outside llu
at a recent meeting recommended
of New York, bound for Plymouth. | ----WASHINGTON. Dec. 1. — A Knto. W W. Bunks, George Jones, all old buildings that are fire hascity for a banquet, and official- re.
gambling.
$5
mid
costs
each;
Tom
Cherbourg uml Hnmburg went
figtti will be launched at lids sesards and eyesores be tom down,
quest that ull the club memltvrs be ashore off Gluckstadt, Germany
>i(iri of congress to have scini- \\ ilsun, gambling, $1 und costs; and that th* City Manager make
It is Sunday evening, according to ad
1 Ibcgers of this city present on the occasion.
Will
Smith,
Will
Johuson,
R.
Rol
bmiithiy cotton crop reports of d e
n survey of all auch structures and
d Iruin Jacksonville hoped that the buliquet will estub vices here.
Five tugs failed to
partment of agriculture discontin lins, Charles Bivins, John Smith, immediately take steps to have
M t i - t , (i,,. f j rsj
lish a closer relationship between get the vessel off, advices said, und
nnd
Alfred
Williams,
charged
with
ued.
Opposition will be led by
Mayor it is hoped to float her at next
u,"l'-r the uuspiiA's of Sanford nnd Longwood.
appear
and them removod. it was announced
New York and New Orleans cot gambling did not
today.
■b kennel CJub in Flor- Walker and a number of tiie town tide.
bonds o f $10 were estreated.
The
yellow
or
buff-colored
paint
C U T TY H U N K , M aw., Dec. 1. ton
exchanges
und
Bcmi-monthl*
officials of thnt place will attend,
It is alto urged that all yards,
.present reason.
Lizzie Blair, poaxesslon o f llqi Wrecltage, evidence o f possible o f the pilot house bore no letters reports will tie defended by coused
for the storing o f discarded
1 b ' u Boston terrier,
_iomc
ves
and
costs;
George
uor,
$200
nnd
costa;
Hugtragedy which overtook j >
to indicate the name o f the vessel operativu cotton associations.
Fred** A. CJurke, proprietor o f '
and used automobiles be cleaned
[' of Mrs. Braxton Bcah ich ".......
wept th*
sel in the ttorm w
.......
gin,
poazesaion
of
liquor,
$25
bond
from which it might have come
huitlo and which is bc- tho hotel it is stated, liud prepa "<-d
up.
New England coast early Sunday,
,
,
SEVERAL REPORTED KILLED entreated.
___ an attractive menu for the gnthThe commission went on record T
.
Mrs. Biggers nnd
was washed ashore near the < ut- nor could the type o f boat from
' William Johnson, violating park
eaptured two ldue cring.
as
being opposed to any fu rth er ,
which
it
might
hove
been
torn,
be
tyhunk
coast
guard
station
tins
W ASHINGTON, Dec. L — The
HELSINGFORS, Finluttd, Dec, 1. ing laws, $1 and costa; -and for
Won his way into rePresident T. L. Dumas, who
morning. The WTerkage consisting determined. The log, likewise, fur
reckless driving $1 und costa; encroachment o f the colored realAmerican
Funding
Commission
to
at the Jacksonville serve nr toastmaster, staled there
chiefly o f portions o f a pilot house, nished no definite clue except that
Mulvin 1‘ersha. reckless driving, dential aecllon. when it disappro
A*' winner I* the run- I will lx* a number crnf excvi.e.u
excellent day went over the results o f fn- and deck house, might have come
ed the request of Dr. S. Puler*
fine .nmgruin.
forma! conferences regarding the
occupied tho railway station there $5 bond estreated: Joe Ferdandcz. and others for the extension
bst grand award und j speakers and _ ......
_
from a boat which was the victim 12:50 p. m„ Nov. 29.
violation
o
f
parking
laws,
l
l.a
n
d
l
the
principal
French
.U’bt
heW
recently
b
e
lw
^
n
to«luy
and
uttemnled
to
capture
fed* proud of the I Mayor Lake will be the principal
the colored residential section on
Captain J. S. Fletcher <>f the
Secrcla-y Mellon anti Ambassodor o f u collision rather that) the storm,
th* telegraph and^tdephono office. costa; Will Ilclntlre. non-support,
.. . evening.
„
A num
hopes will win ninny |speaker o f' the
Melonvill* Avenue.
“
Cutty-hunk station said Sunday
Juraerand but reached no conclu It was said.
Several petaona, incluaing a num transferred tix county; Daisy Hen
ber
the -------committees
will make
1 during the coming *•
“ o f *u“ *—
It was reported a f the .. ,
heavy
A chart box bearing the letter night that although very
derson
and
Jim
Henderson,
drunk
ber
o
f
police,
are
reported
killed.
sion.-.
reports to the gathering.
The
ing "8 . 8. Camden", a portion of seati were running aa n rn-ult **f
...........—
- — .
and disorderly, $5 and costs; Pearl that options on the property
• *t w-as Mrs. Biggers' committee in charge o f a rra n ge-!
the pjlot house in which was a dis the atorm, tho portion o f the pilot
MERCHANT DIES
Early, disorderly. $15 und costa; Sanford Avenue to Chapman Ave
PUCCINI FU NERAL HELD
,l* c x hibiting dogs ments ore: E. F, Lane, T. I*. Dumas
colored log book* carrying as its house washed ashore might have
Mlncle White, disorderly. $5 and nue ar* about to expire and it was
—r —
I having done this at and S. M. Lloyd.
urged that immediate
step* be
VALDOSTA. Ga„ Dec. 1.— V. L. last entry "under way’* at 6:39 u. been knocked loose from tbe craft
BRUSSELS. Doc. 1.— Funeral costa; Harris, driving while und taken to open First Street to tb|,
'*'* «*t which they have
m. Nov. 80, and medical stores •a tho result uf a'collision. The
Wvnn.
nge
A
]
merchant
at
West
er
the
influence
of
liquor,
$100
services were held today fo r Gia
1 entered,
ONE KILLED IN WRECK
Lake. Fla-^dK>d In ValdosU. to from the United States submarine boat might poralbly have been u como Puccini, famous Italian Com bond estreated; Ed Millor ca n n East as soon as possible, la ord
k" won a blue ribbon
tug, lie raid, although not enough
that the city might take advaa.
base
at
New
London,
Connwere
* last summer, accord■CHICAGO. Dec. 1.—Ono woman day from effects o f a blow in among the wreckage which the wreckage had been found to indi poser, who died ‘ here Saturday. ing concealed weapons, $25 and age o f tbe option* on the proper
flicted
by
l-awson
Zlpperer,
negro,
costa;
Johnnie
Jackaon
assault
and
Prominent i*ersona o f state at“ ifgers, who stated wns killod and 25 persons injured
'
The negro roastguardsmen found strewn on cate definitely th* typo o f craft it
XGs b Ubu &I yu
f i l -------- l * --------- --------------------- I
Mbition Is second larg- in a rear end collision o f two Penn following u qoarrsl.
waa.
.
.
the
beach
at
8;80
this
morning.
J:
is
In
jaU
at
J4»p«r.
,
“ ** country.
sylvania trains today.
Statement Is
ted From GovInt Any Time;
[End Troubles
i
Fund Contributors
Were Almost 100,000
Ion From
turn Arrives
,7 t Present
rhoutCountry
[d to Be Quiet
Renewal of Strike and
Turmoil of Its First
Meeting* Is Expected
By Many Observers
WEEKS STRESSES! "r,,M'-“
,n:" ,u,l"n
IMPORTANCE 0 F1^ u n M i S t e .
ASSISTING A R M Y
Important Bills
t Being Considered
Bitter FighF Between
Insurgent and Reg
ulars Now Evident
RIVERS, HARBORS
BODY TO ASK FOR
TOTAL 71 MILLION
PREDICT RECORD KORETZ TAKEN TO
VOTE TO BE CAST CHICAGO TO FACE
IN CITY ELECTION SWINDLE CHARGE;
Clearwater Printing
Firm Has Been Sold
Musi'lc Shoals Ready
to Operate May 1, 1D2.Y
Will Not Try To Read
Wheeler Out of Party
Four Are Killed In Council of Churches
Apartment House Fire To Meet In Atlanta
Half Million Dollars
For Paving of Streets
Many Cases Heard
In Municipal Court
OnMondayMorning;
Sanford Kiwanians
And Their Ladies
Will Hold Banquet;
MARKET
ORCaptures
onors at Show
In Jacksonville
Ship
Goes no:
Ashore Near Germany
•i Wreckage Of Unknown Ship Washes
Ashore On The New England Coast
Commission Reviews
Results of Conference
lV.£
1
: k
|W da
'j I
i-xtgi *ahMir^
Imihs
. City Planning Body
RecoirnnendsCIeaningr
Up Unsightly Places
�en “ Debs'* Frolic
urrender to Bi
Name Soon toVMso
CHRISTIANA, Novi 29.— Tho
Norwegian parliament having vot
ed to change the name o f this
capital city o f Norway to Oslo, all T r n v e l to and
mail and cablegrams from nil parts
of the world should, beginning Jan.
11, 1925, be addressed to the new
| CAIRO, Nov.
29.— Surviving
• mutineers at 'Khartum hato given
into tho British it was officially
announced this afternoon.
*
Tha. mutiny among tho troops
"•ss confined to two platoons o f
I tho eleventh Sudanese and the
mutipcora who survived
were
surrounded niter . the bombard
ment in a compound o f the E gyp
tian army hospital.
[it Heati'amjement o f Colfln b b f Minerals and F o st Makes D isplay M ore A tictlvc Than H cr c lo fo r c
C ViU£
naTho name Oslo Is the revival o f
nn old appellation. Christiana used
to be called OMo previous to 1624.
The city w m , founded -in: 1048.
Daring tho that hundred years
Christiana, with a population to
day of 2(W.Q00,ha*d#velopedtir»to
a commercial city wt i European
rchlc. and holds a leading position
jn the industrial life o f tho country.
iTiAHASSEE. Fla., N o v , 29.
.jaittcc, apd Norris. o f # Ncbrask
svno is one o f the insurgent Icm
*t*. Neither of these, senators a
•fended lfce.,<$mfkiTiJcc.
^
1 Borah Gives Views to C oolidfe
r> Senstor Borah expressed n
y lt.,s io' President Coolldgo dui
ing
hiB tu
conference
arranged*for.
it IK inn
m c iu iv c m
iu ^i^ uu aua. tl
viu:.
discussion o f pthers m ouers. A tterwnrds, ' It “was stated at tl|e
White House that tho president
had formed no opinion relative to
the action o f the Republican con
ference. It wan added that he ilkeuir,c hud reached no conclusion na
to whether the action yvould be
•*nd fossils found in the
" W ® ,p w been mndc much more
attractive than heretofore. The
M»Om devoted to the display or tills
materlftk although limited in sire,’
. «ttU ln a on instructiyo exhibit well
. displayed and labelled. Threo glass
.w h lcg display^ the
cpcUft obtained from the various
from the rccenCSw the
»tatc, namely the
ucaia limestone o f Eoccno age. In
»
‘°t*,cr caare may be r«en
bonw from vnriou* part*
JJ the nkclnton or the elephant,
1 R*A: i ? " ' w h oceros, horse, tapir,
ft'.fffh ' W W t epmel, deer, bison, and
OOimr land animals. Among the
inan or vertebra ter arc tho v/hale,
f “ * r*r
or crocodile, mann-l
■IJtt^orphm. .All these specimens J
.f*yen mule testimony to tho char«ct6r o f animals inhabiting Flor-1
» y*? ™
past’ ages.
vAIrfanged on bases and on tables <
**•.' tjrp]cS* boulders o f phosphate !
' IK * andAmostmie as well as amal*YAJiaroples o f the many othor mlnproduced In
*
•Pfpg' these are
the
rrnae and refined clays including
Uy Sicnm cr Fort Nicloria;
( ’ rew on Short UntionH Is
Taken Aboard Hv O fficers
NORFOLK, Vn., Nov. 29 Iter
sails and rudder gone and tier crew
on short rations, the American four
masted schooner liluchlrd was
found Thursday by the Fumea-tHermutln line steauisliip. Fort Vietoria, helpless adrift in the A t
lantic- about 300 niilea olf the Vir
giuin Cii|M't. according to a radio
message to Const Ounrd heudipiartur» here Friday. Tint cutter (.’nrabaaacitt,
wliicli itIready was olf the
^w»Kiuoiy o f tlm Presbyterian
const
searching
for the derelict
n U i c , ,n . crory
Presbyterian
Ghbtcb in the South, for additional schooner Percy Setr.er. was ordered
Mia. improved oqulnmont in the
to proceed immediately to the na
,&? " , ' or?lKn mission Holds,
sistunc
e of the . hip.
rite plan adopted this year is for
The Fort Vicioiiu Ibciiteo tin
WJC0 congregation to bo asked to
to * designated object lllue liitd in latitude 30:31 mu to
T 2 L ; , ^ * nford church has been and loogitudo OH.68 west. Captain
rfr^Y, , ttcc*Pl ,n tohnection with Quick signalled that Ills Hup had
Mila Equipment Fund tho following been caught in the recent s t o m
i ’
mid Iti it he tool lieen drifting lietp
f Foreign Mission Fields— North lesslj tor four days nfli-r hi- imi
der ami ail- were eatried awa
JfPgtgaa College. China.
/loin # ' Mission Fields _ Church hor two days, lie rant,, the u> »
laid tieen on i .d 'o n l ration/, and
«P»CtIon building and loan fund.
»Equipment Fund is set up tllHt lieciuiNo Ot tile fact lie waj y if*?.' General Assembly o f the " s y olf tile lane of coastwise stup
» s « b y t e r i» p CTturch in the United in’ had Mglited le. nttier vesselipplu s alio.ml
ntT * » ><* cover n 10 year period t he steauiei put
»t|d tho plan is to raise |600,(H)0 1
ttCf^j.yaar.
Other Presbyterian
CTfnrcpo.a in the different counties l
nave also been requested to accept
■PPjopriste eauses.
Yolinjr Peoples’ or Christian
rmdcgvor bocleties In nil o f tin
jTMbytcrUn Churchoa nro iihkH '
to a ccep t us their own particular
Foreign Missions —
' r' .c. , 0o,,‘ Kwangju, Korea; f „ t
lonte Missions—Beech wood Semi
M'y. Heidelberg, Ky.
W isconsin Senator Docs Nol
Fear Latest Move o f The
“ Stand l»nt“ C row d; Three
Others Also “ Kend O ul”
esbyterians 0 f
jy Take Part In
flrch Wide Plans
VpwWagreScaleCostly
Po WcIshMinoOwners
SW AN SEA
Nov. 29. - Welsh
M awnera lost 12,360,466 ,„, „ „
tput o f 11.315,008 t*»np of com!
Ping the three month- ended
IgUlt 1st because the new wage
reement rerentty signed, accord
f
*'” '|“ y Gibson, secretary of
SJtKnith »\ales Coal Owners’ As
Ration.
0 » f c0*l trade has gone ’‘ from
* ^ w° r i f M And (hr nrw whl' l'
NuiiimI with him in n fnrrmtl n-«
olution barring him from furthei
lonfurcnces of Qcpulilicuna of t!iv
reeaie and from appointment to
cooi out lee v/un rules that may arise
if the future were .Senators Ladd
O l i d I’ ta/ler, of North Dakota, and
Hrfokhurt, of Iowa. These three
men have been the principal sup
*,,#t 11i ’ o f the \S i-collMII senator III
tightir.g adiiunistratu.il plans.
Action by (tie cumerence came
.no -|iecte.li\. It its forced by a
ri up of the .voungor senator.-, who
•l|*t m.t agiee witli the older bad
•1 ib.it ttie <|iiesttoit of reading
"u •I Hu party tliose senators \\tin
•• t. i jppotl I'lenideut Cool
! • and hi- nirining mate, Charles
'
H ....... in Die last election,
“•"tibl to rlrferrvd' at ft*tist tint11
•Iter : In- i ii. ,.niiifj i.f t)|. new eongies- electert on Nov. 4 '
I to i e.
i-. ri, otTiled li) Sena'■ ' i.’<- d o f Pennsylvania, was opI*. '" I M en airly in the conference
’
>. mitor . Cpinmins of town,
•Io.. ;i t Nebraska, an.l llarruld
i tie 1.!ioo n. Ji* adopt ion nUo
< -I long rluteiuentn of dls••"t, ‘
from Nenatur» Jturah of
blolio, who is i luted tv succeed the
l it. Henry Cabot Lodge as cliair...... 1 f the foreign relations com-
OLI)
city win
hy automobiL. t
w time the tum
IslatUrc conv«*
stretch of Sul* E
Itween Msdl*on *31
Boy Babies jPrevail
I|, Already 0,it
between ij3
With Older Mothers faced
I-ahe City, a dbt*2
and at the U t w l
DRESDEN, Gormnny, Nov. 29.
—That the age of the mother has ^ e t c h o f graded J
an'Important relation to tfie'sek f ^ / r o a d that ert3
o f tho child is asserted by D octor T .n “ di,on- FroWj
Fetschcr 'o f /this city/A y h o -has lallahasKcc, n sn»r
made this topic the subject o f bdcc- [ng and dralnaw*!
completed. *3
ial studies 'e found
.......that
.. ..mothers
, _____ lj>cn
incnt in pushlnc U
up to 25 years gave birth to Just
m , t o be done*
ns many boys as girls. With tho having
the job ^*3
mothers between 25 and 30 years,
city by April 1, L
] the ratio o f boys -to girls was 111
! to 100, while mothers o f 35 and legislature meett ,
Inioie years gave birth to 124 boys
land 100 gills.
The ej.aet cause o f the phenomonon of tlic suddep increase of bpys
born n compared to girls, in the
j yearn utter the war, has not yet
'Representative » I/ongworth, o f
Ohio, the Republican leader In the
houre, raid that ns far ns hu was
concerned the action of the sonatc
Republicans would have no hearing
on the previously voiced decision
against such action Jby the house
Republicans ut thin session in the
cares of Representative John N .
Nelson, of Wisconsin, whp was La
Fnllette’s campaign manager, ait(l
other liouse inr.urgents identified
with the [.aFollette congressional
bloc.
Iir.medintcly upon the announce
ment of the nctinti o f the senate
Rpp'.tblieans against Senator La
F.dhtte, there war general spec- '
ulation as to whether the Dcmocra- ,
tic .enute organization would fo|low a similar course with respect
to Senator Wheeler of Monlanu,
who was the running mate o f the
Wisconsin senator in the prosldcn-!
tial rompuign. Senutor Robinson, j
of Arkansas, the Democratic lead- ;
er. is absent from Washington, but
F o u r MuhU>(1 Schooner Found
TALU H A&
-•Travel to
been ascertained.
\ ^ i Freight i From
Sweden
' •1 wi • • n r •
adopted To Finland By Air
Dorothy Knowles is one o f the Chicago society girls who ha.:
the study of rhythmic dancing as ;■ means t f acquiring true grace and
pen lion o f form. The tutor is Krn;**t Evans. Many of the graduates
ulur comnieiTial express
and
ol
rlarsc:. Iiave taken up ptofessiunal dancing ns a career.
freight service by air to nelghborj ing countries is the lntbst dcvclopmeat in the use of airplanes here,
liondon Establishes
l^erlin Fruit Buyers j. The
freight services bps actually
over the |
‘
line
botwocn
Sudan Wire System Waiting For Apples ' started
Stockholm a ml Helsingfors, Fin-----i From United States , land, and thus augments the air j
LONDON. Nov. 29.—Telegraphic
______
traffic between those two coun-l
c'lnininniratiuii witli
the Siulnn
BERLIN, Nov. 29.— lan ry np- tries. which has hitherto been lim-J
I it»*d to nassen ora And maila. The!
restored at 12:60 o ’clock thin ,,|oi '» lh‘‘ fi,sl ' ,ns
hnv‘‘ ' distanee to Helsingfors Is about j
afi< i .on. it was ..nnounee.l in an l,cen »cl,i" «
,l,ir; f,,n " h hi« h 210 miles across tn-.* Baltic yen.
I
...... .
ilH 1,0 cents each. They are from , a good day’s run for a small
France, without bleiniehe- and ap steamer. The peculiar utility of
parently raised with gieat care. ' air shitiping was demonstrated by '
HOME TOWN
By STANLEY
American apples, chiefly from tile fact that the fir«t cargo car-,
ton of medical supthi* Pacific northwest, were retail-! lilies which werr delivered in Hclid iieie a year ago in great (plan - 1singfors three hnu
u i r r*.
after b e in g ’
MOM*
it on hoard here,
titie.s. hut as vet none has appear- !
. ftavr*o':
has been announced thnt next
ed this season. Dealers say the 1
American appleri will Ik* along for! spring express and freight ship
the holiday* and the choicest ones j ments will lie carried tu Copen
will prob-ilily sell for 10 or 15 j hagen and Hnmberg direct, with
[WATT
>»K) I DOMT urP m ' .
i cuts apiece.
Ordinary apples, j
LOOK OWCM#F f)T*44
however, (inrmaii-grown may b e '
FACt! -I t A la T w r n j s e 1/ put* baaed from the
push-cart
dealers in the streets from 10
l ■ 16 cents a pound.
‘licit half n
Pianos and Piano
Rolls
Phonographs and
. Records
Sheet Music
Radio Sets and Sup
plies .
Electric Lamps and
Appliances
V/.VcTJ»»»£J5
S O S O - ■ SAY
HO UVi
I
MAY
Dinner De
(
\ VVA*rrMFOK /
) v«cn)«*s'y
I'ianus Tuned and Repaired
Phonographs Repaired
“ OPEN AT NIGHT”
F. P. RINES
THB CMrotrK UsQstupyNAi tA caPTUH fV tn
Aimr 5a« am
f t WMfIH VMC
R A ID * D
~u«r 4 .K f v t a
sg vfraa.
DATS A ^ O
^ A S t r » L 4. U 'K l
A T A LATH M a n * R X K Y . „ ^
/
.'111 East Second Street.
I’ honp fi.lit-J
BYr CONDO
Y o u 'R e
C O N T IN O A L L Y
k n o c
P i c t u r e C f ? o o i < e .c > a n p l e a v i n g
Me
T o
^T R A t<3-H T C 5 N 1 '
ton he declared
er,Upt|rrDiker I n
illed |n AlUo Wreck
IIA MI. No v.'29__ J. F. Hyatt, a
(W of aouth Dade County, wuia when thrown from hja auto
night when the car hit a stump
lUempUng to pasa another ma
la near
j .
was • former Atlanta un- >
aoxifl ProfesHional
ter at Cora! Gables
I V C L C / t v c Y O ^ o iv c r
P u c c is
k/H<£
■BhS 13 R U 8 m i nj
A C a
T H / n C in TrtE» H o u s e
H a i R. T R 1 c?-C»c. R
! .— -
A
\
THINH9- THAT
D O Q IiN ’ T
’’*
I
V o w H A\jCi IT S O M t r
ft<s.
•o p c e . k v O v r
i n ST
I T z.
t v t -t L V
1*3 ov>
CAN’T
touch
f ’ S c HI 0 8 S
Ba l t i m o r e
s n iific 3
y r.
X V
EOU DSS
B A L T IM O R E
CLOTHES
} } il'1
O A l.T lt-ia i> K
O jOTKEH*
is-/)
‘— ‘ tj
Clothes for Every ''iQ
U(I« Nov. 29.— Aleck Smith,
/national open g o lf ebamand holder o f other titles,
>f a winter professional at
■W'Coral Gables course which
Clo t h e s
for Men and Young M®1
ily ^ be
S
fully appreciated when wearing
c h l o s s
B ros. & Co.ffi
ore than j'usl clothes—it means that you are
w un H'h<j wears them .
Gee the New
inister CaUs
lent Cool idere
to iTssidrtU
iiiiiiiliiiillmnnfiRniir
,
�in z —
>IU)
f r -j-
Ht
t r V T 7 -/r -^ ^ » iS ^
•■ Jftoroml C1*m Matter.
17. 1»1». at IhaPoitofflca
• ^Florida. undsr Act of
!T -
INCRIPTION RATKt
f*«r....17.00 Hlx Month* . IJ.BO
r*<l Jn City by Carrier. p«f
1*«. Weskly Kdltlon I1Q0
v.
Tsar.
:i All obituary
PRCIAL
itlfoa of ontertHlntnmn wh«r«
>• art m*d# will be charged
m regular advrrtlalnrt rate*.
IKfl TUB AAKOriATKU PltOK
s Amiuelated Press la csclusentltied tn the u*e for repub(Ion »if all nevra dlapatrhea
Jlted to It or not otherwlae credIn tbl* paper nn<1 also the local
ra published herein. All rights
repuhl lent Ion of apretn) illapatchhernln are alao reserved.
jONRA y 7 i)ECF.MHE» 1, 192T.
jlBI.E THOUGHT FOH TODAY
IjIIO W TO WIN:—Trust in the
bL<m], nnd do Rood; ao slinlt thou
' fell in the land, and verily thou
lit be fed.
Commit thy wny unto the I>ord;
let also, in him; nnd he ahnll
rioR It to pass. Psalm .17: .'1,5.
K> PfiA Y E It:®**He lcadcth me! O blessed
Ught; O words with Heavencomfort fraught;
hate’er Ij
srhcro’dr I be. still "tin God’s
land that leadeth me."
K
TIMES GO ItY TURNS
U
—
^
^
A Vote o f Endorsement
), M tfN W p
r
fB E R ‘ 1, 192
.Vi*'SV
. 7-TV. _
J______ •
FvvT-5La- .N •
tn
DAN DOB]
“LOOKS AS IF
.
& .
Tom orrow Sanford will elect n member t* the board o f
Poor Guinea PI**.
$2,500,000 and $60,000. », . ’
city commissioners, who will hold office fo r the com ing three
Too Much Muscle is Usd.
year term.
, _
Modern ReMgion Wanted.
W hilo there is only one candidate fo r the office and For
DY ARTHUR BRISBANB
rest Lake will bo re-elected without opposition, the voters
M > * r rig ht 1S34)
have -a chance to Bhow their endorsement o f the progressive
polio* o f the present commissioners by returning Mr. Lake
TO PROVE that Mrs. Shcatsley
to o ffice with a decidedly heavy vote, rather than by ju st u
did
not crnwl into her furnace, shut
few votes ns is generally the case where there is no contest
the door after her and bum her
In an election.
,
self to death, they h/tvc burned
The fact that Mr. Lake is the only candidate for the
live Ruinen pigs in that same furoffice is p roof that the people o f Snnford arc satisfied with
*•' • - 1
nnee.
the administration o f their city’s nffnirs, nnd that they wish
Examination of the burned gui
the present policy continued so that this city can continue
nea pigs lungs is supposed to
making n rapid and substnntinl growth.
Ipnigr for a future jury' trial that
1 These are great dnys for Sanford. It is com ing into its Ithe clergyman’s wife had been
own. It is having developments o f grenter proportions ns
||i(j
she was burned. I f r
the dnys
come
nnd
go.
There
are
many
big
tasks
which
m
u
s
t!
.
—„ ------------------------------ , ,
■~
. ,
Ishe 1was dead when burned, she
be done soon and it is essential that the management of( the l(.nu!(| nol hav0 crnwied through a
city remain in the hands of men who are capable and w illin g.; furnilf|1 ,,0Iir fouricen inchcs squaro
Many comments have been heard on the lacit o f dtseord to fo hnrn henM.|f
be found nmong the commissi oners o f this city. As a ref,„i that her skull wn* broksult o f harmony in its city politics, Sanford has been able to ,.n it, ;1,.v<.r„| p|nccs before she was
do many liig things and has done them while some other |m , .,j helps to weaken the inter-1
Florida cities have spent their lime in quibbling am ong them, u|L.,j(. theory,
selves.
f
— •—
In C. J. Marshall. S. O. Clmse and Forrest Lake, the peoC.l’T w h a t about the guinea
pie o f Snnford hnve commissioners with ability, who h a v e 1i'o-'*' ,im| j” stu«* to them? The
the host interests o f the city at heart nnd who work to- ’ |in" ' ius’ worth less thnn a fnrgethcr harmoniously. A big vote for the re-election o f
ar‘‘ nli counted, nr>d
____ _as _a_ commissioner
_________ ______
Forrest Lake
will be considered as a vote ,1' " ' ,,!,y" m’
,hal “ K,,inc*|
\
j pig i* « m important as a sparrow?
Df endorsement by the commission as a whole.
How docs the machinery of justice I
|excuse burning those little guinen ' s
The “Movies,” A Universal Language
, l'UT" ii! ■\i
In Paris, n $ne
collect n tOOO-fr^L"*
will watch where}?,
cloicly after thii r
v 'c . v J
A. California n$b^J
Methuselah d ied ^ W
the nruvcrhinl
” 1
an old argument, * •
Warder Edwarj.
Ky.’ killed a timber%0|
will hnvo Mhiethin*
The first ni!n 0r
when the boy had _
tlian work crossword i
We curs and critk™
,Yft nil of U- would ba
it it didn’t take so m£2
S
o m e o n e
Even people who td
nre saying business j.,
ter.
HAS GoTW
sh oot T h o s b
B
ir d s
The hardest criissworfl
figuring out wlmt to
Wife gets mad at you. 1
»
Do your t hristms,^
early.
course you
but any way e v H
I
In nijly a little inure than twenty years the m oving picY o r < n i’ i.H not rail this a
lift lopped tree in time may grow
again.
ture industry lias developed from a “ side-line" business lo'rhenji country, hut we do charge
lost naked plants renew both one o f the biggest industrial enterprises in the world. In
liable prices fm- our citizens,
fruit end flower;
'I t
a Boniest wight may fln«l re that time improvement in the devices and the methods used Win--a a Hntisli oitieial. Stack, the
has been amazing; and we arc (old that these achievements Sir-'.-.r. was killed by an Egyptian
trace of pain.
fie dricit soil suck in some moist are mere beginnings of the "silver screen” development.
bngland immediately collect-J
V
ening shower;
The
improved
devices
fur
the
taking
o
f
pictures,
the
daily•'1
lw"
“ ll“ lf ""H ""1 dollai*,|
lines | i by turns, and chances
increasing knowledge in the art of staging and acting a play " ,," h wilM'cln sidme the murder
rhangc by rourre,
V__
Dm foul to fair, from better hap for the camera record, the increased patronage o f the ed linin'* family.
•t
to wore.
Whi-ii Imlirif, P S. <’on.*ul, was
| "m ovies", and the gradual development <>f critical audiences
mindired
by a lYr-tioi midi, this
be sea of Fortune doth not ever who demand good work mi the screen, all combine to insure nnlmri politely rcquestail an til KEUISCOVKKINt; FLORIDA
flow,
continual progress in llie moving picture industry. And this
MIAMI Till III NF.
to draws tier favors to the low means improvement in the quality o f the material selected tiiwaiid- of JdO.iMUi A tiritish NirI
est ebb;
dui i more inqiresaive. if you like,,'_____
for
the
movie
story,
as
well
as
improvement
in
the
mechani
. . Iff tide* have equal times to come
i< - iif mi editorial l-V ! I humlrvil* " f p iclun afut- ishouls I tV
Ilian a plain American rnnsul. Put
'I'
cal features o f I he business.
Ss PLJ
"lid go,
i;
Iu t i ,1 in I In \ ■iVeinheI t(i"| lisvs fmiilcrim: the S'.uithcrn
i- 11n ilill erenre eipial to 1!n -differ- J V. !' i
Br loom doth weave the fine and
Cleaner picture shows are being provided because the
i r,,.ii <-f tin- penin- :!a.
’
tn
\ me! lean
Molof i I
•
id
'*
lo
l
W
i
en
?lie.Ollll
nad
?
J
500,iss.ncoarsest web;
people jirefer cleaner shows. Producers and directors u n cooV p: i i.illii'lit puhli lo t -an! not
Iput'll • I l, iHi- A n e i n an A l l 1"
^0 Joy ao great hut runneth to an
learning that a play may he a "th rill” and yet be free from
(ini
; ;•••". ti.al the he-t .’nix **r[ ;>*i *4
ru e.
Clld,
•met'ill \s iieialioll I- “ Kedl-etiv
hap so hal'd but may in fine vulgarity and "cheapness” . They are learning that the com
IMiNT n a TO d'oelup iimint]
,i)n '
T h e pi i -lilent of •i,el 1 >.f nny he'd xx a- the verbal
]-*> amend.
edy that brings the mo*i "laughs" is the comedy that needs uial physn-al stn uglli In 11,» lirsl \the I I • i in I *eii li'pun nl Hoard t, • iiiim ' ,|ati*in t•1 111*1 i end* 1 of a
•
pi.n i', i! is tn'.il for Itie health. 1plati ■|i,ii no o lllei Dtp lolllll pllh I.. . S i., )■i- i rtend- I.ikcw i Ihe
(ot always fall of leaf, nor ever no slap-stick to notify tin- audience it is tune to lie amused.
)• - nle Ilf Tli'i ni l tia- g o
In short, the producers are studying the public far more I* lli< -i eolnl plate, vilalltx used up 1,1
spring,
ii • i ,s •in- | ihlii it> in attme*
e ii m l \ a n ta g i on. p iihln -I
in. io I I. inl.i po'.ph1 xxli" have
to cndlers night, yet not eternal anxiously than the public is studying the "m ovies". They |.\ >,.. r di-velopi-it nm *eti-- is taken ti> |-'l' ' el i in ■in i in
e.'l )h ■•...i i , | On- a;t>’.' Ii"' Ian I
•lay;
III
,,.>* to llie nml' ml CO
want to give the people wlmt they want, and in every com Itm the tiraiii, wtoeti is more imMildest birds a season lind to
,. -idee it 1III fia t tfun nil i. a- mp
luvitiri* 111 limp el I' Ipt
III.HI I!1U<munity it is getting lo is tin- accepted fail that com m un p'OI'llt III MlndeMI
ting,
Ins! xx h l . i - i i n i*|u*• in tls u-aiul....... .1Mg 0> On legpiTi 111
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and community intelligence
are measured right
roughest storm
a calm may ity culture
\ II . ! i h, |.r in. in.il On v. ii'li'l tmx, I" i n iii l x e l l i mg
t soon nliny;
accurately by the type i t pictures in the local
I n leit.k It Itm ■> ■; n aive
lie ,>ml *'Xnil f I ho da l im " " g - l tin >i OloUil- !'i
local movie
ttio\ u- houses
houses
!
0 " \ , i l i at d U * t "f i In t *tilt o.j
UB, with *"<crreding turns. G»d||||]t|
lic-st patronage.
'1
i"ie'ulm ...... . <"u'd
lift
I ' l l ' , 'i .1 I i- ill' -Ip Mil*
St .*. d u rin g On pa I ' \ or elg Id
o •[■
man m*v ho|w to rise, yet ^
Amd her I hmg about t he moving put m e industry, and one
men
\ •!<-pat* h fo-m I*,
m il• i c . ii Vid " U . dull X
I
I'll
v f g n n to fall.
j t h a t may I k * truly regarded i i > the most important possibility
,L‘ll ««f tiis d e i e h . onlv i«
In. i a , ||e pi
X! >ii i, t h a 1 1'n
•il
I>. mI- ilit i 1pip • 111.'- In*
II" 11m\ Ulll
if I"l ......... .'III! t In
i i.| tlit iiiMi otiu in, e11►
,*i < Oil- ■•'
of the liusiness is its developing of a universal language. It
.ohnnee tuny win that by mi*
'1 ' •< I' lei III.I ' I
.1 > nj! | |).*i -Li |<f fts - '*lt|i 111ji , \•‘tM
Athleti • Ihe
is offet ing a means for every nation in the world to know
nee was lost,
i » in tsi it hi at i* aii «ni j h^Li m;
O
n
tiist"|
n
id
nuip
put
and Iliell milled "In l " the Ago
net ih»i hold* mi great, tuke/, ' Very other nat ion, fo t ^ lif JJU>plg uf JU.VlJ~>TUaiiU.iy JU>»1a‘jU’U1 1
^Tl
-Is 'ltd ho i.| gii st nd nLrc*Itr) '■••!' in* l-rlijitl Iit Vll-'Tl I 'll*
cr iif rot no ftp s.
4■ n •« f ♦ u
! ' i -ai
1aiUtf
.JU-UUlitu.. * '
! . he -e Ii 0*1-1of the customs, and the'ideals, o f the [reiiple <d every* nl her Tl ITV'jn
ionic thin ;* nil. in all th in gs land. And here, may we venture, comes a place for the
' ••rini*14 11 ifIf !
i-•11111 il '» L( r >
*11 IIS'- fail, " tilth F l o I
JII- I SO
\ HUMAN H* tli'i I
none are
•si-<l;
■' I n- all pat t . nl Os *•11 till i 11 I I >\ 11" • i a nl a ’ i fit
nil Hi -v n* i'd hut none hnxi censor a censor chosen for the ability he possesses for dis- ntut h xitalllx. o ■ iln i * 11 ;i ii In'
-h.i
i i In ought to I In i" •
n’l they wn-li,
<1 iminating lielween the cn-dita!i|* and I lit 'lis* rcditablc ivp- 1III Ol-il III nil \ 'III ell. ill Xtlll pli'US*', - 'iiiil h"'
f \ 1fi*f1lc ;i T ft*-11.u Ifit- \>> ♦ :,i 1 IrMi i •i it ih.
Jrmilng.* <1 e>'- lieu- to in
:
1ll.lp 1t* seiitation ol national trails and habits, nf nalional * htirac III.1il t.. t.•111.1 II- It- - I .i' x mu - T(it* »"In i <:i*■i•■i in it n i•u* » ft•41*1»11' - ■
m xj. » *,
b e f a li;
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M R w I i o |e.i*.i, imth som*
\xho most.
f> IIHnll | t<1\.ftris i ifi {Mini '.1 4
Lll.. *!
I he Mera hi was told tb* ollu r day ol a moving pel m e '’Id r MIHI milt t|. tiiiixuij (il f rtfti'I * ing will ..... . ir jut mI.Ii* |..i .t il
ha th m w er n il.
ILft ,t • * .ii
■ In !in
Hoi" 11 Sout hw II.
. . i >i, ■
Ihefitic in a Mexhan village Ibal --pc* utli/i'd in Amci ii.ui i* i m
»..ii.*Li i
\Itnl »-i
■f tin ....I.ib- 1
1*#.r i !•«ti •• u
i.*l «• vxIia 1 ' • .'"1 L" • J' 1 . *i 1 ' •Jt t .1*-1 I." l „ .
«'i m- p icltires. Never did the patrons ol that theater see iH'tii’ fh liny in . tj, uri l Iln tin i
y
And tin i. I•reeinl"-i.
1fit I►ill/' *! i1
" i i:..> ■ >, ■
lii i ii "(u pi 1 1 It- |h‘i t Ii
n
picture
ot
Atncrii
an
life
that
w
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iium
iv.
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l
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1
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-o
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>ii. |iti,,n
1" ''IV *•
ote in tin eit v «-‘i'el i rii Imnoi
I t.at oae example is slilfiii[•III t i p l i m t u Innl t h *■ |
|n->**i- W1' • I i \ I *114 r ftI ft-1■}t ur- veil! i1 .1 ‘ l1 ».1 \ 1,ilk’ ’ Jt.4- nl Li i j-1* ■ ..ii.*"
1
Mi. 1
tillin '- fop barm max lie in .-ill* ■
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v\ 11 1■ I'1
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Hi" meroii ■i•r '
'• 111. '. X•
l <r •1 i'll .♦ ur i * i
l (.1 i
j'o In foreign i mini i *■>. Tim ‘ III •
•
.
i '‘S
1 il 11 1 ill r> vin'll w i l l ><ul " f 111
Thes* t iM davs rennml u- tliai
ll ( 1. Wl. . ' « 1 1 .ftftl ' 4•! ft ■ ik it},
' 1 t ',' |1 1
1.Alt’ i' 111,'
and in•’ •!«■ example in all pails . t tin x t ' i f H . tu n Itlitip I I I I k ! 1
I
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ship and admit nl imi everywhet*r 1'•
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11•- man » i l u l M ll> Il Mint,
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pW \ *M i Li’ hut I i at hr Li*, ,i
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ii ! 11< '1 .it II ill ft Ut J .
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at* a loll I II - ' is pie
I lilt 1 i - a
•Tim rctci.l f*'otha!l season was
.'id n a p " t e i 1 ! '
11 > "Hi * ,|
-In- ilni i
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l
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many
prefer
I,
1
ali.hlii
from
1
ilhst
in
action
> ,-Uli ol lollx in a ll ,.f a
We
IBtrc ,i I-, tile do.....tele, vxhii
T hei ■ i , ■ M
V. u .i, 1 i a,
. ,1,
.m a w h ere
*' .in' . l u ll,1* >t
II. trd'Ote ol u p p la u -1e ol
100-1 *'1*1 la - llio h e il
le llg lo n
l i c t u l i x e t y l h i n g exet pt
tin t h u iiig the last > c a i, A n u -iiea lo-l , ,x
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k . lx", - , *t> III.11 ! I of
,11'lliit
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in
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heiit
TJ.WHI
pel
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killed
in
n
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I
to
iin
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liodx
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In
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tl'iny.
give.-, ex
million , noOiing can tak*' On
11 * . t •. *
il 1hat I he tj. tele I
ii••ideal
•1 u xviuna:
" -l"li to that pint of ii
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ii t ., 'id hi - g l * a !
'i iiigt,
, ,n , !... i c ■! ! i t |i
act' ot I'tn i ' ii.il to d ia O i Oie lig
Ihii mg Oie <treat War tile total i '* I tie l o u i a g i ol 1la tra/e
i -l lll h l r l i h i i 1 ft 11 ie xx in perfe
j,*h
i’,1,.1 O ' , .1 I .1' P, I l|l Ml ,
H irin ' i ; j
»h hfiN ri'k i'l vih | ini
,'*■ that w lt h c l c d xx him it xxaI a Hull,lee in mu Ii devil
I <i in ovei .,
I., ,f ’
liiind.
1 lift*-* th |* i * | n
yftpf1 1■-■$*■ ' ' ii"( Keu i situMii |mill,In i "I , l,- u .lltie - hUlfctetl I•S •till
’ !. ■ I i aniit
I
i .11
xx,
gel
on.
th
rill
b\
111111:11
mg
I
elmked.
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s)7,;iX7.
I h irin g On
• eu llfu i a t n i j nl t .
!■1«•! I'li utll'll .'eft l "in ...
oluwiii* h •; l ft. Iiiu*lm h f wlih h
• ' * - • l Ilg - I -I lc
'I in ,.i in i \ \ ,. lau g h at t l,e ,,l x* lull
he I >11,1 Ole total liuniliel of atlto
, pi, !*>«•, t III it\v mj* J n X. ,*x tulll IX ,1 * ' i
Ibmct* lit, I* » f' i iiuiua mil N
ago in a du .■pill Inn
'I
I I,. | a xx , ■I I i
1 1 .,'
i, u n i t i e s in ihn> countiy aut- m,"h|]*■ -pee,lei h, . a il-e if oor nah up on l in Peach
patch tx, tin N ■xx 'i ll 1 \\ i i r li! fro m -lie t h' e me U -nil V I 'l > 'll.illlO
X* A- I >,|ll"l
In .Ills (ill ol u- would Ilk*- |o peed
1 ft" 11 ,
P< I I I I.el an t I'll •
T h c i ,• a t, t xx i kin df l e lt p m u . 1 ba riotti*. N i
W H r t T h * hkHil *at; . ■*4*.-« i ir(ri*rv1111 i1
I ..tug hmg at In ,II. we a I • have
Mim* W il l ,,
the i .ei aim,zing and idmcktnr
*«.i' 1u* II.
XX 1It*". llie- - , ..'
i i< . o m d to l led , ",
■
iraxlug.
liu*
kind
wantmiiii*
[ l. « ^ftinin<dw i.noiiy toduv whu li p ,,i.
I"
him and apo|,,gi ,
ly a..',unt» fnr the fart Pint n'lixil tl can hi* explained only I ■11 A- long a s itiul i- Ore , a —1 tiling m\ ,-ler i-■u- , even .-"inet lung the C h a r i 'O, , i • i pi'lnler'l. i- .1 dl i, lift, i 1
" m I in I igileu N. !(<i.'k
an xx ,h>ii" m the iiiilimi.il
II
ot which it i mi Miy, "i helicve l I'.'-j eur-ob! i
I
III of. 1ft I
h'i a.-:.* men me mi-> mp Is
i • i hiiMllei* c.,1 - k i n
P '*h ■■ , • I,, have mol e tItittv ati II.. Iiu llie lax*- n I la xx,.il,| hecuiiae it i iii,p.e -il.le "
<
S te p p it .■
’ ffdin It •Ir ofli*’*'*, to,lux
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1
atlh'e
lo
ili*
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-1
the
pi,
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n
|
» , ,|t **x * I,, K,n'k
the o th e r
,
■i « a 'mill) in . ideutu fi'oii auto
lint 1"
1 - ..
1 lie othel
il "I mind dematid
Wilh •
* ii , ■i alight i d 1', I II. IT " 1 , 1
t|* - |o till* leal a* We I,ad oil 11alia it,..,turn \\ hut We i,. , .| i u re tlx* loll Oval adapt s C&ell I,, the H ill. S. ft ,
*
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t *■** Alla* ,, >i «• tiiid I, mg vxo i I m “' I h
v■
I’ftAflu.ir, | tn i « (,♦|* *<| t .. ( i ,k
' * • ■ . i i * ,1 in a lilui >- ill.-.t
I *’1 the hallo It, M ,Ini mg a xxat II
’
■, , x c t ‘, (hat llu i i i i t h i- liiuiul I r e m a in
< «r
i ih,
♦TAtftklllg ltc t l o d e s i Iu 'mc ill.v - ..... I "1 o» i * than a j fiii ,-luiw ■a faUii
U 1he «t*iii I *, M.,1 \\ |,a, , di
x
i
Ivet
"kiln
i
,
*. t
lilt 1 Ut "1, ,1' ' 1’ll 11tl ■M
not *i|Uai i . w itii Ou ' lou r mig, 1i,T )i«>iIii'
Call i■*.|>,
to see g reat th ,t
htn . in ,.ii, ,,
, ,.| looking •'"* I" i ' a ll. e hr- eiioitui'iiM l e - p iii
I*u; me-A I " I * 1 x ..
ta n d m g at Un tool entiu ts ot 11,, ii>* a*,rue 1 ,
I
i ♦•
( *t the
■T^.ilgcomii I ilea in these iw Ihi
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11" kc*l I'X .,
N.••III"! x, "ll II, 111* fa il
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1
Lc
llllii'a
•frtjf COiirm,nii *•«
to
It* iso * ■! O. ii "Uhl, i- our nl h>’I I t*.it III hi- let ki* ■■*-*,*
U by hot g in 111* hot Ii cr living * tu . p a t c h ri'litie . Mi — \V •tile 1 t am- you in.
* e ]»*' r ii ( ii i m i y L,
.*
an
Hue*
not
only
lo
In*
own
life
•
•
■
n
ell
a
ppeal,
>
t
t
! 1" l i m n
1i : 11 i x i i u i .
old fuNhiolleri and m w la - h t m i e l
1111j*I»- l"V*urd On "fiii,ill Aierl,"
’ a t i t r i 11- l h i i ; i a >
> .The tit a <*t itie iituiik11 4iJwaft *• i■» I" ■ 1 > Nil.I ollt o'* tell of IIX md propel ty, hut alno lo in. I n ,
• liief of l ‘"!n • •'i j*ti nt'em an <11 t in * pan:
XX llhalJl lig htin g ahnll! It'*
II
i •
il* Mil t i rom a n t
•unuirked I.;, . '<• ,, ri el . i i i
m l piopertie x ut o the r*. \\ , In**,
l.'uph at *h* Miiiiig perkon vvh », gel I" (mid On speeder rxx stin-llx I md o f relig io n a man w a n ts I- tin i: u -lix '! by IM i*1 ftiii,-ing nnn,, ,.f i tv! "In
T1* ft | like Mlit|»|'«* i
\{ i t J W w W i ii lie a line thing It e
i "Utighlnod
It.ii f,,i
nee ^ euug
OUI 1" '!• 1,,
■hot ei [0,nil Imil, tout qnd hell
kind I lint m ak es Inn, a I u U ci mail
■’f - > tuitAl lu- w i it l
* , rfybod.x pant U|i c , Hint over j 1, „h hot tout hleishgr, xlepx on th*' gix-, a i <u<lia ble lor ihe d a m a g e In ilo*-- ta
1i. '• ml
i T hnI fpll
r
■u - h - illlX* 11 in- 11 j i.ui •u > t»i her »*! I t ii.*
t him h a ve <t
cyuld pay up?
“
llie d r u i d .m d who i tin ■I
l;
l\
i !■ r* M . iif a i fa ie e 1 i
d.' t 11
and, hriaking thi- tralBe laxv.-. an il, t op ulnl dow n Main
•t» 1
Mi
i . i i n
di M i •
, 1 ktii, kt-r-, he |ox-< tv xx ii
hav.-M
lhe
pailit
olf
tlie
fell.let
of
RUSSIAN
M
l
i.\
I
is
sold
to
A
met
Mazing axxay imilr* i im iiiu l, ] , V
i"
liu
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in
tor
vou
t,
Mt XVI *e>
k
;
1
1
1
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f
,
the c a r w h ich lie pu**e».
It o, ih
leuti l in u n c l e i s xx till in t a iitile h i a o i g J.uu ( riutiiiui* chopping 11*1 N(ulto Plll, ,.f l(ll1t|J „ U1|
.... “ * • '"Ivei W e imi.H co m in i mil a r e m .xx xxo tih nothing
t his m l
even tl, ugh you d o n ’t intend pie to •taint xx11Ii gaping mouths • * lx *•• .tint them lliuI ( h i i , j - hi*
AHVKKTISINt; I n IKS IT
i , oil*
ui*e*l
i',
warn
A m ericu n - |
, I'he < for t(ic xpeedel on llu u ••Ii i i
[Jo y o u r * ‘ 'pping u ntil the lu*.t wide watching
the tiuniun fly big I. xxa*
a g a in s t buying m i * h l l a s l i .
ri'l.K < ut'NTX Ki:i'n[:n
Hm.
\re you tuning Kuiope'a bundnow? If !*u, do you expect to get
-fW llCIl u p e r f t s l l y good Indian
In u period • I >1* i i ■-ion ih the ihi* th at t h * i .
xoiir inoii**) buck usurious interest
Pl ie:
RALLOTTOO LONG
4ncw bc'Ceines the victim o f u
a
u
to
m o b ile iia tn -O x ., ia xx eui w a s mat mutillfiii t
and
principal
’
ft
ou
probably
won
t
IHM'HESTEIt
MENTIS’
EL
l a v r " gun c. A m i r i c u n s
who1
get it.
placed on tile mat k• 1 and made a "don't lieln x
■
ol
^ 0 lo-t Money under idmilur con- |
An*l w ilt* tins mi j o u r ta b lets r* m a r k a b l e auler *m s.*
vler
model n p
#na, »huul.lnT feel »o hndly
I'rovltdon.x should l>*• made t>y (ear I going wunig in uiaiking it
till, mtii
The
b a n k e r s that peddle thrae
—ft* -----i’he B
B rrit
i tiM
i s hi tin*
xvldch ul future electiunx II will 1
> . a r a r e e s t i - j th ere hut.- been u> laig.- seule
r from vo ting [ lo**trd*« ««> >*>u are not b u y in g t h e m '
1
u* >*a
e«td (he hultunt .place in not be necexnir) to have name** ! kept „ m a n y « u. vote
*.tlt i i
,
|
l<> Itrrp*
I'iu v luki* tin* bond*, 1i»uito4
>iX'
u l > l*er cen t a u c c e ts.- w u|e ,l 1 g a lx e M iM .ig
worid in Atizlu, in North Af- of all of the preM,bjntinl lectotx nil as h
.
'
" hand th em to yx.u. and keep only moro
muto tfft tthuTt
h i A in ttll ** (aim*
perio d in one form ,.i ult„t(., i
whire the thermometer hm>tho lialloth. It may be Hint they 1miuiim there
ur* lift ecu ol these th e ir rak eo tf
ol IU23.
W it h | i . i t > . (..the- and ,n * im .
Creil Idti.ft in the •iindv.
It nie legally requileil to he there. ele* tors, Out 111 home h t u t c It Is
A
store
in a r m u ll town lusf He* i h e g iri 1v•■*ti- e s f,n h huix.. bg a C'Knl place lu tell suniu [ hut there U n» leal reunon why
WHft' SHt.MT.lt the Ituiuls not (*e
dtpio to go.
work arid rehu
*uch of them idinuhl have a square worse even than here, fur in (Uni U id ?
[year did a business , ,ual to that 1band. W ill,
bility the w o ik n iu n uilv,.|ti*xe* for
before hit* name, making the bal ui» there are twenty nine nnd in
ftft’h y is Eu ro p e lemnnding a re-tof many large cities.
ftu Prince of Wale! arrived lot uwkwurd.
h i g h e r w.*g* ■ nd promotion. With
New ft ork lliele nre furty-flxe.
wan good freight and pmoenger servftce
money , _In
__ each instance tin- reason
...........
Iduction ofontwo-tliirds
with ninety-fivu trunks. The
There is nut lino voter Itt a
i lent by this Gmernmenl? "Be- advertising. The new automobile the railroad advertise;* f,,,- inerca*..
|(n'iik> Courier Journal t h in k s thoUftand
____________ who
________wuiita to divide lux
VT |cause of the unusual circumstances xvas introduced by an intensive ad- va pati image. 1ti»s m addition to
If he itad the aouvenir Detroit ] vote on electors. lie cures nothing
KDITOIUAL YlMMk’
/Um l t i ' 1 j of the loan*.
'vertlfting campaign.' UritUh Uft the rerngtiiztM funin. of publicity
. obiJe in one, he probably had ;about the i»ersnnnlit)\i>f Ihe elector,
American*
ore
getting
Europe's
merchants dropped their folded und udverti-mg
other ninety-four Ailed with voting only fur what the elector
I f a woman lots u man (nag
bonds,
paying
7
|„.r
cent
intercat.
“old . line" methods and flooded | Service i»
u u
„ good
i
advertisement
BltariB.
*
stundt fur, un*l us all of the elec- abxiut his past long enough he w'U so
t>4 cent* on tiie dollar,
i*S. Ru, Ufor|, lhttt :,"
tors on each ticket stand for the vant her to take care <Tf his fu- Th'a heans 13 per cent interest the American newspaper-, mugaxines Ifor husine.*«.
f
and
store
windows
with
advertising
|
customer
must
be
brought
tn the
a good thing ithere U nuth- tame thing, then* ia no ut« bur tuie.~Saiidu»ky Register.
flrut year. And that is tho kind of during the past year. The store' store. The best means to do that ,
luunei fo
forrTTampans
would dening the ballot with all of these
i „
-------- o-------usury that ought to put the lender In the small town missed no oppor
I a r o u s e d o v e r t h e announce - unnecessary *qdares, When
the
18 u r.*JUK 1 '" '“ •PBpcy aitftertising 1
1he main difficulty about cut In Jal
ail.
tunity to advertise throughout the and
other mcuii* of print<4| publicit an e v a n g e l i s t b y the names might as well be bunched ting off the expenses of govern
He
won
i
go
io
jati,
out
ne
tt
pay
section
o
of
tho
country
it
served
Its
*gg w i l l s h o r t l y co m e to together with one square In front ment is that practically all the ex
„
the mljder‘ *and well-established patron*.
ty tn hold « s e r i e s o f meet- of the whole bunch.
___
*.
penses can vote.—Columbia Rec- penalty. , H« wont get his money
The
evidence
U
so
heavily
in
faThe length of the ballot nnd the ord.
ror of advertising it seems incrod- rtevatnr.
M t k ;. . %
Ij*
1
Kmh fV
'V
Only It few more Wffhil
Year. Marry mw mTr
rurh.
T H I N K o f the
money you might
have saved — but
didn’t!
Start now by depositing
a dollar or w ore with us
eycry week, letting your
account increase with tone
and cow*?Dll nd interest•
I'"' Interest Paid on Saving i \rniunta
Strength
-Service
Progress
Special Bargains
Fifhrn acres good celery land
Dixie Highway, close in. ( ’uneith?
Ih* used for farm or sub-division.
III.
KASV TERM
RRK'K *S70()(MH).
E. F. LANE
ItKAI.TOR
‘
i if s'. N.itioiKil Hank
I‘ IH i'*!. ••
*s \IT.s i o i,t i,
H n ild in c -
rooms
Mo,h Kuhn William*,, Regirmia S.
Hugh Wheli hell
,4
lluv. atmtjviHR it i.s tu hear about your own
lairs in a roulul-ubuut-wny.
One of the
iiRul rules o f this hank is that all bviFincSS
ii> i tisUmuTs shall be htTd in
strict confidf0^.
^ our business w ith this Bank is held in v i o l * ^ __
•u' wouldn’t hesitate to discharge'uuv cmpK1)*^
loiind violating this rule.
FIRST NATIONAL J
,
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A COM M UNITY BUILDER
P. FOSTER, President
B. F. WHCTNEB* \
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MISS K A T H R Y N W IL
jS-^Offic'
Editor.
>|
arcus Fagg to<3peak
v The Woman's Club
PERSONALS
",
Mr. and Mr*. P . K. Smith enter'
tained Mr*. C. W . Speer a t ditin«
nt Orlando on Sunday.
Monday
, Nous with
The Kathleen
Mallohy Circle
will meet at the home o f Mra.
Harkey Tuesday afternoon at 3
o ’clock.
Mrs.
Tuesday
rro, 8 Guild. Chriatmaa Ba£ Supper, uftem oon and
Mr. and Mra. W . A. Zachary mo
tored to Orlando Sunday afternoon
it thi* Women a Club.
L of Executive Board of to visit with friends.
club; 9 n. m.
Mias Fern Ward and father, HnrJ ^ r i d i Club; Mra. James
ry Ward, were visitors in Sanford
^OltCSS
* ;
rtnhR A
o r th*
the guests of Mr.
Msg*Bridge
Club, Mrs
Mrs. H.
a . fnn(J
j j ^week-end,
R c Bower
B. bo.»tess
•Wednesday
ktr B u s i n e s s meeting o f the
t d u b ; Club House; 3 p. m.
jj^blly Bridge Club; Mrs;
#bt, hostess.
f. ' Star. 8:00 P. M.
m S Earle’s Circle of
Church, call meeting
* d Mrs. H. C. Long, 3t80
Claude Sistrunk spent Friday and
Saturday in Orlando on business.
11 1
■* •
TKc monthly business meeting of
M*. and Mr*. C. E. L e e ’W i di(|the
W om nh’a C lu b , which will bc{^
dr*n o f Oviedo spent Saturday in
oanzord.
•
held at the clufc .house Wednesday j:'
^
afternoon, will be oA«\ of unusual
Miss Lucilc Dutton returned to- interest, as Marcus C. F a g g of
tiny to her homo in DeLand having Jacksonville, will be present and f
Bpent'tho week-end with Mias Lent*
talk on the subject which.all Flor-j
BelL Hagan.
*
f . •
** ■
ida la interested. Ibe Children’s',
.
Jimmie Jackson, o f Washington, Home Society.
The
P res id en t, Mrs.
Henry
D. C., hua returned to Sanford fo r
Wight, bespeaks fo r Mr. F agg, ».*
the wintef.
well as the o th « - speakers fo r the
a ftom oon , who are: Miss Elixnhcth
Mr. P. C. Glhert spent the weckA
Skinner and J. R. Lyles. A full
end hero with' his family.
attendance o f the club members is
;
*\N .______
urged.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Raumel had or
The business mooting Will open
their guests fo r the week-end Miss
I.aurince Godin o f I)el.and nnd Mr. prompely at 3:00 o ’clock.
About
the "wonderful
TOY
AUTO* "
1
*‘ .
j ■
■j j 1• ,
MOBILE
to be given away by
l i r- *|
us on Xmas Eve? Hundreds
,
*'
o f the little tots have been
N. )
down t& see and admire
it. Surely YOUR child must
have been among- them.
and Mrs. George Weinstein o f New
The Daughters o f Wesley will York.
hold their business meeting in the
classroom nt the Methodist Church
Mrs. Margaret Barnes and Mrs.
Tuesday evening at 7:30 o ’clock.
T. A. Neal were the guests o f their
Miss Lena Bell Hagan and Miss|
parents Captain and Mrs. Alex.
H. T. Hodgkinson, formerly man Fitts, Sunday.
Cnrmetn Harbor were hostess nt a
ager o f the Sanford Buick Compa
delightful bridge party given Kri- j
ny, accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Ethel Henry returned last
Thursday
day evening nt the home of Miv.-ti
has
gone
to
Tnmpa
to
make
his
cvenhtg from Tallahassee where
WMk Bridge Club; Mrs.
future home.
she spent the Thanksgiving holi Hugnn on Park Avenue, con.|>l.-|
0, hostess.
days.
menting Miss Lueile Dutton o f Me-,
p t i Bridge Club; Mra. E.
Land and Miss Selma Swnin of
Mrs. Maxim, Miss Katherine
iholder, hostess.
Young, Miss Lillian Schuman, Mist
Miss Selma Swain who hns been Green Cove Springs.
ridgo Club, Miss Fern Genevn Schuman and Miss Beryl visiting Miss Ruth Henry returned
The rooms where the five tables)
Bowman of Oviedo were shopping Sunday to tier homo in Green Cove o f guests played were beautifully1
Saturday > ,
Springs.
in Sanford Friday.
decorated in cut
flowers.
Sam
vUeur, 10 A . M.
Bird with high score was present-;
Boy F. Sytns.
I). Bishop nnd cd a box o f candy.
John Derby o f Dayton, O., is the
guest o f his dnughtcr Mrs. Schelle A. I). Zachary left Sunday on Mr.
A most delicious salad course
Zachary’ s yacht for a week’s hunt
Maine*.
was served at the conclusion of (
ing trip.
the game.
Mrs. R. E. Gillen
| Mrs, it. J. Richardson left SatBartow Friday.
J urday for Pomona where she will |
UANIZE NEW BODY
William Robert Williams spent the for a short time.
Thanksgiving holidays with Sidney
jtj] Chamber o f Commerce
L. A. Russell *>£. Augusta. Ga., |
Swope in Orlando.
_ftpt of n letter requesting
wholesale piano merchant, is in i
>secretary visit Altamonte,
A camping party which hns just Sanford on business,
purpose o f organizing a returned from a 10 day hunt in
r of Commerce
in that Marion county is composed o f John
Hillind S. Malpns. who is a stu-J
Almost everyone knows
llu.t
Secretary Pcarman an* Leonard), Mr. fluight and son o f dent at the University o f Florida t
T ,.(, ,lm| Sulphur, propeih
i that hr will call the <>r- Orlando, Albert Smith and Howard
has returned to Sanford to spend compounded, brings buck the tint f
meeting on Friday ove- Overland.
a few days with his parents.
j urnl color and lustre to the hail
, 8.
when faded
streaked or gray
Years ago the only way to get 11u>,
TTKK W IL L MEET
mixture was to make it nt home,
Bridge Party In Honor
Two Attractive Guests'
0 4ww
•* ;m 9
t
Are you in line to win this cher
ished prize for your youngster?
It will bring untold joy to the
heart o f somebody's kiddie on
Xmas morning. LET’S HOPE IT
WILL BE YOURS.
City News
Paragraphs
AN OLD RECIPE
TO DARKEN HAIR
Delightful Program Given At Regular
Meeting' of The Cecilian Music Club J
Full P n rliculars Will
lie (liven on Request
SM ITH
Quality Merchandise
at Prices Thai Appeal
tn.uMesom
Industry* Committee i
Nowadays we simply ask nt a'n
|i session on Tuesday evedrug store for "W y e th ’s Snge and.
Iliscuss two or three new 1 A large audience o f friends and
Following Ihe interesting I " 1*' Sulphur Com pounded."
You will
for Sanford.
A m o n g ; members met in the studio o f Mr*. |gm m o f piano numbers Mrs Leak
get
a
large
bottle
o
f
this
old-time
la stated, is a new steam Fannie Munson last Saturday aft j iin ■« nipamed
by
Mrs.
Dens
Officials state that the J ernoon to hear the bi-monthly 1rendered most delight lolly a group I recipe improved by the addition of
other ingredients, at very link
|t»w in a position to give! piano recital o f the Cecilian Music j o f songs including selections i f
cost
Everybody uses this prep
fility for such on enter- j Clvlb.
' Nevm favorites.
nrat ion now, beeaus .v no one can
iicc Sanford will soon have'
The music talk covered in grnfic.l
The piano selections covered:
possibly tell that you darken, I
i*r.
outlines the evolution o f the piano-1
Noeturn
Leyhach your bmr. as it does it so natui.o
forte.
Am ong the
illustrations
!y and evenly.
You dampen ,i
LEGION TO MEET.
shown were the virginals of Que tv (iuvotti
.......... *>l soft lit i|-|| \i u!) H no 1
Elizabeth.
The harpsieord with*
liiaw ibis through y< tir h;i •, i.q
L*ll-Ui..,ing Post, Ameri- two key
boards
pun has <1 by I Rose I*
ing one small strand at a t.ii.o, I
will hold
Its first George Washington in 1789 lor hia|
i i i
morning the gtay bait ill appears.
Hoy s Utenm ^
l.elm cbe all(|
t„
reelint since the installu* adopt,.
on it,; n . <i . Nelli*- '-voffice! s, recently, on W e d - 1This inslvi.mefil > » t sl.uoo add is
,, ,
two. your ban Incomes beautiful
m a A Hut
\\ olletih.ii.pl )y ()ll1 k ,|llrk „ , I(t Klt(SMy
eight
It is expected that ll(,w ut Ml. Verimn. Another UlusMargurite Garner.
h une o f the largyst g a t h - ' tratioii was the present Steinway
look .Veins youngel.
It,life
for some tune, ns much in the While House music room to- Ma/.iiifii
£t business is to come up lay given by Steinway Hrotbe.s
Mary Malmney and Mary A Imi tswion.
during the late Theodore Rouse-*
Shipp
velt's administration.
The entire l.oei atelle
case is overlaid in gold, th • legs'
Margaret Peters
HAM (NQ LI IRIKS
are golden eagles with spread fan koo Song
Bakery and Confectlnnerv
Virginia Lawton
oca! cham ber of Commerce wings and the sides of the p ia n o |
BREAD, ( AKKS, PIES.
i:i many inquiries from have the shields of the 13 < riginalt Tarnntelle in A H a l .
D A IL Y.
lim a Smith
ieu* advertisements being states.
H r rt.11k m( ......it /i n,j t
,b
Skating
on
lhe
lice
at
Sweet
Under
current
topics,
Carman
the northern pnners telling
i i i r n r r «»f (kill, \ %r , n m l l f ir *i ^*i
Hi
tar
<
i
aw
ford
,
tdvsntagcs o f Hanford, it Guthrie rcud of tin- recent three
Roy Frank Symes
ifried today.
One inquiry year old infant prodegy, playing
MacDonald
rived in the mail Monday among other things Paderewski's Elude No I’J
Pearl Robson
from France. The writ-) minuet in G.
t letter is planning to come j __
ijn after the first o f the
a mu it
W«* an- still making that
ielicjous llome-imiile . audy
) KEFuRM SCHOOL
daily.
Hungry ?
t C. M. Hand, will take
Thursday ever^ug Mr. ami Mr*. ®
I ry one of our limn sand
to the
State
Reform
L. B. Higgins entertained at din- ■
it Marianna, Tuesday, to
tier complimenting 1. H. Crum, the * wiches with bottled chocolate
Itttrnnned terms, it was
Resolutions expressing sympa occasion being bis birthday. T h e : * milk.
Ustu v
thy o f tlie Sanford Kiwanis Club dinner was planned as a complete ■
1*1 the boys are white, nnd upon the death of Schelle Maines, surprise to Mr. Crum.
■rjrcl with breaking and a member o f the club, were submit
The taide was beautiful with its 5
Milane
me Theatre
! I£
» residence at Geneva, ted Monday by a committee from center piece o f poinsettius and tall ■
The others nre colored, the club composed o f T. W . Lawton, red tapers. Mrs. Higgins assisted ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a
' thrm being convicted on John L). Jink ms und S. M. Lloyd.
by Mrs. Crum uml Mrs. Hair, serv
kd last week, on charges
The resolutions were as follows: ed a sumptions Thanksgiving din
....................................
Ibicycles, and the other
Whereas God, in His infinite wis ner. i
la! with not attending
dom, bus deemed best to take from
Those present were: I. H, Crum,
riy.
us our esteemed and beloved broth F. C. Jackson, Norman lirooks.
ENG RAVED
■
er, Schelle Maines* und
Levy Head, Mr. Hair and Mr. Hig-|
DO INITIATES
|
Whereas, this Kiwanis Club of gins.
.Sanford, Florida, feels deeply the
e, (T2, F. and A. M. i |oS8 C)f OUI.
friend und brother
1■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
the Paltered Apprentice*' Kiwanian, and
■
■
I*1 tu.i candidates. Tuesllundsonie, latest in Design
Whereas, the many good deeds,
111 the local hall, at the sunny disposition, the happy
D a t e given With every oid<-i
^Street and Magnolia Ave- manner, the example of true ser
“ K»r 1 bur Ifmlth"
Don’t Wait Another Du*
ramiidates are Frank vice, and the spirit o f “ W e Build,”
Ifvrij- n ru . w lin h a s t r l n t t h i s
i»i>d \\ C. Hartline, both in its highest sense, were ever evi g
water calls fur n refill.
T o Order— See
P'ty
dent in the life of Kiwuniun Schelle J
g « r S r r v lr e I 'h o u r Ml
Maines, and will ever be cheHshed fi Silver Lake SprlnRtt Co.
M i-L ady’s Shoppe
RKAHY BY MAY
in the memory o f this club, and
m
Whereas, the sypipathy o f the
Vaaonic officers slate that Sanford Kiwunis Club goes out to
cU-ii the now temple will the widow, children and relatives
Ir for occupation about the o f our departed Kiwanian brother,
All new this lime
“WriL
therefore be it
30 people nnd the
RESOLVED, That we extend to
et|ng ,,f the Florida IJe- the bereaved family our sincere
JiftRa B e a u t y
nt
will be held ut sympathy in this hour o f gloom und
Chorus. See Jink*
C'}V on Dec. 4.
It. W. sorrow, and be it further
and MaKiile alive.
Jr, Secretary o f the
RESOLVED, That u copy
of
l t ° ! *'"inmercc and Mayor there resolutions be spread on the
S E A T 8 ALE. MO NDAY, D E C E M B E R I.
Uk«- will attend tho ses- minutes of this Kiwanis Club, of
M ATINEE PRICES— Balcony,
50c; Lower F loor,
75c
Sanford, Florida, and be it further
NIGHT—
...................
........
50c,
75c.
$LOO
and
t
l
.
50—
Plus
Tax
RESOLVED. That copies of these
|AI I BLAZE A t NOON
resolutions be sent to the mem
t w n f l M'MAMU* CARTOON MUSICAL {OMfrOV
bers o f the bereaved fumily, and
*h fire occurred at the furnished the Sanford Herald and
v»td by C. Dwwheart |*t the the papers o f Lake Butler for pub
°* Ninth and Cypress lication.
^•t noon today.' The Trjuick
The Kiwunis Club of Sanford,
IV T t Y T M N O ttt w ,
GOOD MUSIC
*0* fire department kept Florida,
wwrrrr om it
_ ■
__
down to about $25.
T. W. Lawton,
Jno. D. Jlnkina,
n o t ic e .
8. M. Lloyd.
♦taker* of Order o f Eastern
■■*■■■ t; —* '■'■■■----------urged to be present at
Congregational bazaar and sup
tar meeting Thursday per, December 12E Former stand
Election o f officers.
o f the Fan Tan Shop.
1! I li.
A* *!.>, r ■
Yowell Co
M ILLER’S
Local Kiwanis Club
Deplores Passing
Of Schelle Maines
Stag Dinner Is Given
In Honor of I. II. Crum
K A N D Y I?
Waters' Kandy Kitchen £ X
=l|;
Xi
XMAS CARDS
A New Water s
s
A N D HAVK YOUR DOLLS
U AN Y TIM E
RENT
Fresh^Oyster*
The Best Toys
Story Hooks,
Drawing Sots,
Picture Books,
Doll Swings,
Doll Carts,
Kiddy Cars,
China Tea Sets
Aluminum
Sets '
Electric Irons,
Laundry Sets,
Doll Furniture,
Small Furni
ture.
ure Selling
Fast
E lectric Trains.
“ M ed” Trains.
E rector Sets.
Games.
Tricycles.
1
Small Autos.
New Games
For Boys
F oot Ball.
Bane Ball,
s
MILANE I
Theatre 1
Matinee I | ) p r
and Night f
.Corner 1st St.
nnd Palm etto Avc.
Phone
Gifts For
Ladies
Hand
and G olf.
For Men
Em broidered
hondkerchiefM.
All
linen.
Phonix Sox.
Pearl Beads.
Leather Toilet Seta.
Silk UndcVwear.
T raveling Bags.
Silk Ii-ose.
.Lounging R obes.
Silk Kimonaa.
Bath Robes.
Luncheon Sets.
Pocket Booka.
M adeira .Linen
Linen Hdkfa.
Em broidered Pieces.
H and Bags.
All Silk Ties.
Bath Robes.
Silk Shirts.
Linen Tow els.
Golk K nickers.
Linen Scarfs.
Golf Sox.
Chests
Mama Dolls
$LO p >
I 'jt 6 $ 6 .0 0
$ 1 0 .0 0
J.T>'
Fruit* and Vegetable* la,
fAjJ t
B eeioS S eT ricep
ROYAL FRUIT CO.
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m rm .
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lio Program
ii
W a rfon l*
-
imt If dead, all
I MOM’N POP----- — “Pop Takes a Little Credit”—
By .TAYLOR
_______________ :-------------------------------------------------------------------for Dec.
Antea ( 3 0 0 ) 10 popular
_Ai
.
ft4u-Derricn Sprltfg* (280) 7
8:16 concert.
(80S) 6 Big Broth*
itotleale; 6:60 talk;
»; 7:45 Buddy's Boston*
, astronomy; 8:40 pro)«■•>«—- ■*
(CKffo Tribune (370) 0
1:80 concert.
—Buffalo (810) 0:30 lecture
0:30 dance.
I—^Cleveland (300) 7 cnient.
Cincinnati (423 ) 7 music;
i; B concert.
^AArT-Dallas News (476) 8:30
kl.
li’ CX— Detroit Free Press (617)
------
■we
INGENIUS
MR
hornblower
HAC,
IN V E N TE D
A M AGIC
MUD
OtSPEN^ER
V JM tC H
M A K E ^ I T 'S
P iftBT
appearance
ON
.
NATIONAL
MAGIC
MUD
^WJ— Detroit News (617) 7:30
orchestra, haritone.
-Davenport
(484)
7:20
i] 8 ipusicale; 10 comedy, drn! club.
?HO-A>e* Moines (526) 7:30-8
8*8 musicale.
t— Hollywood (337) 10 fent1 dance; 1 orchestra.
-Kansas City (411) 7-8 ad», music.
AAF— Kansas City Star (411)
’ School o f the Air; 8-0:30 pop'■ music; 11:45 Nighthawka.
1C— Memphis Commercial Ap
(500) 8:30 concert, Georgin
lore.
:.WJJD—Mooseheart (278) 7:15•naemble, solo numbers.
fOR— Newark (405) 7 talk:
JnUt; .7:30 musical; 8:45 tlnnclessop,,
IN— New York (860 ) 6:30 orra; 7 dance; 7:30 talk: 7:45
_ _ „ A s 8:16 music; 8:30 orchestra;
WEEK
DEC
1 -6
>
_______ „ . c l a i m i n g
Interest under
F lenry U Chase, d e c e a s e d , o r othe^ *
W i s e , g y r o s »t . F l a k , I f U v l t t g . a n d
» d e a d , ian
ll p a r lie s C a l m i n g ’ I n t e r r tt s . M . Flak., d e c e a s e d ,
, h e r w U r i ^ r w y n tv. .Loveloy
ir l i v i n g , a n d . If d e a d , a l l p a r t i e s
c l a i m i n g Interest u n d e r K l w y n W .
Irovejoy , deceased,
or
oth erw ise:
J o s e p h F a u l k ner, If l i v i n g , a n d If
d e a d , a ll p arties c ln lm ln g In te r e st
u n der Joseph
F au lk n er, d ecea sed,
o r u . o t h e r w i s e : C h a r le s C. P i k e If
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f •i%j)umi .IV Hit III ni l* O c t l M 1
37T UK
4 hi tli til In 1 1 it ic W a i r a n 4« 4 i«*t I *d 1 '»** 3
From
From
yeai
KCBD— Zion (346) 8 celestial
Is, quartet, vocal, piano.
PABIB, Nov. 88,— Figures ilrawn
the regional conmiittccn inited by the government for the
)M o f obtaining infui nmtioii as
the 'Cost of living allow Hint
Ice* In France are roughly four
ipd one-half times whnt they were
Tore the war.
,T«Vlnff 100 ur Htniiilnni price in
111, figures for 1’ nri* fur July,
AfaffUit and September 1824 are
f o r footlatuffs as compared with
for tho corresponding tieriotl in
9. Lyons figures are .'168. the
root o f any large city in Franco
much credit therefore in given
Premier llerrlot who in also
iyor of Lyons, untl who, besides
>Uffurating public markets lias
greatly Instrumental in the
:ution o f profiteers.
Ither cities are not so fortunate,
o r
sa.K-foStt.*'
WASHINGTON. N«v. 28.— Sen nti>r Fletcher. Democrnt
from
Florida sai dtodav he would urge
that n general public building bill
be emu let! at a short session of
t Angies*, to provide for construc N e t l U l a m * ( h i l m 1^2.1
r l l i i * l o r Nl» X mii IIm i
tion anil improvement of post of- IFtrror m
.■ llr.loi, T i i m
.
I »»
fu e buildings
throughout.
In F r o m T u x ‘ . l i t * * ( n r , T x i t ' H 41m l IJCO'lIHrN
Lie** ft mH
T n k ( nllfll.ir,
From
- Floriila particularly, sites for
V.i t o i h a ml 1m o d v o- ftf
111 * t »*r
t.ost offices have been donated to F!■’rroumm TT 4*kk «4 .II*
11tit in a tic i* ii fid
V t •*! . L i i *■! h
tin- government l>v private indiv- Frttin
i I d t o l l o ' l , 11#*«1.-*tl |*1 IttflN
i 11111 *I i • r |ta i l r o u d T n i
I nli-iil- and have been lying idle for F r o m
male.
SAO PAULO, B r a z i l , N o v 2 8 . A n o f T lr ia ! s u m m a r y o f c u s u u l t i e s in
. t h i s c i t y ( l u r i n g t h e r e v o l u t i o n , last
July, s oli f o r t h t h a t 5 0 8 p e r s o n s
Mf l li. V
I>i*upt*
Currier.
Jr. , tle-
Jessrl
T li
I'o tlllt)
EVERT TRUE
iW BBR— Staten Island (273) 7
OBrona; 7:10 vocal duets; 7:20
( talk; 7:40 vornl duets; 7:30 sopra
no.
• KfiD—St. Louis Post Pispntch
B) 7 music, specialties; 8 )>ro»um; 11 orchestra.
£WHAZ— Troy (380) H soloists,
talks; 8:30 orchestra.
.tBC— Valparaiso (276) 7:30 [
Sao paulo Suffered
Heavy From llpriyin^
A.
lienrup
W.
t•avinpuri,
■tl:lH
?QX—Beattie (238 ) 8e reports;
i t l m e ; 10 orchestra; 12 orches-
c o m p a r e d w l l l i HH)
in
show s
47.1; L r u m - b l e ,
C
lit c
I iu i in a n , i l f i ' f f t i p i l ,
I *•\i 1n, il **<■•'«*a«»cl, in tin*
lata.
w
i t li**ru l ap;
liv l u g , a n d If d e a d , a ll
. liti m t n s
Intercut
under
■
d eccan cd . nr o lh •ei it • Ii A t k i n * . If llvtriK
if ile»il. a l l n a r t l r n r l a l m .-«u u n d e r flp nrKi* D
A t*
«
ii
mt
fi|h*<rwli(*, A n d
i n * c l a i m i n g I it l a r v a l un*
follow in g
M
i> - V
tUfciVirL'.A.kV
^ V I>MISSION—
DM IBS
75c
and $1.00 Plua War ft*
.j tli
�S W i:
PAGE F IV l
), MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1924
THE SANFORD
.m
FOR RESULTS
ft PROFIT
pally Herald
RATES
For Rent
.a
Automobiles
Real Estate
Real Estate
Advertising:
Classified Directory
TIMS
;,.M
Wo havo some beautiful lake
Hup
T ourin g I M»4.i
I >KV I t U l I ’ K K S A T T K N T I O N — r « n *
REAL ESTATE
front lots on Lako Wildmero oneTouring I l u s . i
Cher,
'
■
sac.in la beginning the greatest doItU'lW
D. A . CALDEK & J. C. ZURFLIBH vrmpmeni in tllnrlda's history; a
half milo from tho Dixie Highway
Is designed io place within easy
i : b*c*
Coach | IHI.I
1911
Real
Estate
Brokers—
All
klnda
o
f
j
{■*'»*'
in
a
nest
o
f
beauttful
clear
lakes,
reach
of
thn
people
o
f
Sanford
lJt will be »•*“
Ford
llunnlioutl t i l LI
l!>H
for sale.
the seri ices so often needed.
property listed and f o r palo. O f- i
dSdar brtrtgs acros^ Rsram- H ERE'S T H R E E GOOD ONES
Hand
Ford
ms
* ,.lr-»* ■ » ' *0,U- . . eJlately *•»
Truck
I1S5.I
fice 108 Second St., Near Park |ton itay started: quarter million
W o will build your home, land
Consult this list when any spe
Cab
n<ir
Ford
dollar
opera
liouae
under
conatrucscape
your
grove,
and
relieve
you
Avenue.
Phone 282.
cial
service
Is
required.
It
Is
T. T.
»t «m« ..(H
llnti. two million* being spattl OD And next week Is going to be too o f trouble and worries incident to
___ l»r a Ha*
J ~ E i~ SPURLING, auP-dtvlMon highway; greatest chance for llva
ananged
alphabetically
for
iI1SL
m .e e
T ourin g
Ford
m»
late. Act Now.
—— ___He a line
building
up
a
place.
clev-liiprra
to
gel
In
oil
ground
T
ourin
g
ttlft.l
I
lodge
ISIS
'
in a Hae
B
n ti
. ,vAi
your conveniencespecialist.
Subdivision to Or*
Ilunahout
float
Write
development
Deparl19SJ
Ford
In
tho
meantimo,
you
can
go
--- 4«
• llat
lando.
Florida,
and
F l o r a meiit The Pensacola Newa.
. A LL W OOL SUITS
T
ruck
IIII.I
SU BU R BA N HOME
fishing. You can fish in any one in n
y , p , d ou b le a b o r a
For space in this*
Heights, Florida on Dixie High
Tourlnir
|S9».(
Ford
Tailored to measure. guaranteed
o f the dozen lakes, and If you don't i s i i
Police
iMSS.i
m .e e
Touring
way^___
____
___________
DIRECTORY
to
fit.
$26.00.
Sanitary
band
*
AUGUSTA
CHRONICLE
—
Augutr* are for conknow
how
to
fish,
we
have
several
Hpccln
I
m
i
Hup
Located
just
out
side
the
city
lim
SIGN
PAINTING
______________________ __________
gustn, Ga.— Augusta's greatest
donning
and pressing.
Scutch
leet^oe
PHONE
experts who will be glnd to show
*r<ivrreaa l e n g t h
iiunabouti i i t i . e e - * rUN
Ford
Woolen Mills.
305 East Second
S A N F O R D SIGN SHOP— Right ri assified medium, rate cash ,09c its, on the road to the Country you. Mr. Scholfield who has been 195!
148
1914
Overland
Itr.l
nir*l
I
I69L.OO
'U *
Nice new bungalow with
Street.
prices for signs o f all kinds, charge.
10c per
line, minimum Club.
singing at the Baptist Church will 19 25
Ton TruckI
!»fr« n^®° f o r
0 r,t
Ford
modern
conveniences—
lights,
own
.30c.
II. N. NIPPER.
Oah hody I »550.ee
water system, telephone, etc., 2 2 4 vouch for the above.
$25 down and $15 per month
0 (a r e s tr ic te d to
* -door j
■ -r*j - a S H n
Ford
Sanford Avenue at 1st S treet
LA KE JE S S U P L A N D CO.. Inc . 1 1914
Mica 11o n
acres
o
f
land,
seven
cleared,
orange
will give you possession of a choice
Medan I ir.95.0e ’ ’ ' W a
ADVERTISING gets results if It
Phone 473-J.
____
Long-wood Fie
}i triad* The Run“
TKIIXIS
TO
l
i
o
t
t
g
I'ROrGK**
>
lot, well located on Palmetto Ave.
reaches potential buyers.
Pa trees, and place in good shape.
rill he r-eponaltit*
LET DUNCAN do your painting
AIIVF.HTl.HIM.
io m i r r . M o f f r u n a i . l c a s h
Close
to
Country
Club,
Cnn
bo
nue. If you have $25 to spare and
int
ka
Daily
News
is
circulated
in
Incorrect I n s e rt io n .
FOR S A L E — Four five-room bun- j
SKIIYU'K*
— No job too largo or too amnll.
i. w . 1’ i i n .i .t r s s ow s
''
, fer auli aequenl
are interested in this proposition
an industrial and agricultural sec bought on terms. Price $6,500.00.
galows lined
throughout, just
llodar llealrrs
*' '
" S jl
HOt) Ninth Street.
l’, office a h o u ld b *
W
ILLIAM
S.
ALL
EN
writes
d
i
tion.
inquire at The Herald office for
Oak A I I I I t ,
a
o f f paved highway.
Price $80(j ’ t'hone No. ti.
dUielj In case o f
PAPER
H
A
N
G
E
R
—
I.
L.
Talbott,
rect mail and newspaper adver
more information.
each fo r quick
sale.
Must be --------------------------------------------------— ' : ‘ « s L
B
U
N
G
A
L
O
W
•
j
*«painter
and
paper
hanger.
tising.
Plans complete cam
ITCRTISKnitseen to be appreciated, ran give '
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St.
Phone
3511
Orlando
road.
paigns.
Ten
years
o
f
experience.
>
1*1
•
fis t
wprfirniiil h i thorFOR S A L E — Grocery
stock and
terms. A. Howl:. Ginderville.
Johns County is reached through
|lr will, rules, rulea
Phone filfi or Box 71, Sanfotd,
On Park Ave. Close in.
Five
fixtures,
will
rent
or
yell
building.
TIN
A
N
O
M
KTAL
WORK
the
St.
Augustine
Evening
Record.
,tlcn. fill Klve^you
Florida.
rooms and Bath. Completely fur
■, ' v*y)SjH
Other business necessitates the
lormith n
And
IT
JA M E S H. COWAN'.—All kinds Quick results. Two cents per word. nished. Side w n l j i s and street pnv. FOR S A L E — I 1-2 miles o f En
r will nnalMt you In
sale o f saint*.
Apply llox 507,,
A U T O M O B IL E S FOR K E N T
F U R N 1 S H E I) A P A R T M E N T 8 •* r l V i
Sample
copy
on
rcauest.
terprise,
14
miles
of
Del-iind.
8
o f Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
ing pnid. A bargain, conipletjcABt
vani ad to make
Sanford. Fla.
For Rent— Over The Herald of*
‘ ' “ 51
miles of Sa n ford : 20 acres o f fine
TTF!n T X i >i T : i7 " Car
Drive It
Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak
, n.iK$7,000.00.
c
y
rts
TAMPA,
FLORIDA—
1
ampa
Daily
trucking land, as In the state, 16 fin*. Priced reasonable to reapon*
yourself.
Oak
and
Second
St.
Avenue
and
Third
Street.
Tele
K T M t T I t'lL
Sanford Building anti Loan A s
Times, the great
homo daily,
lor trucking ami 6 tine orange slide party. 1 two-room npartment ‘
Phone 3.
phone 1 1 1 .
,hould five thalr
sociation Preferred Stock can Ih*
rale 14 c
per word, minimum
CORNER
LOT
land,
with 4 plowed, with house and $25 monthly and one three room •'“ 'AtpJ
(office address aa
A U T tT B O D Y R E P A IR IN G
V U L C A N IZIN G
cashed on 00 days notice, interest
"
charge 25c cash with order. Write
barn, lots o f fine timber and wood.' apartment $30 monthly.
phene n e m b e r if
payable April 1st and October 1st CHARLES
STEIN — Automobile WH EE LESS A W E LSH — Vulca for eumplcte rate card
„p||« About one
all fenced with new wire. 1.000 |
Located
on
Oak
Ave..
close
in.
FOR R E N T — Three room apart*
F
yon can’t bent it.
, ih..umnd haa a
Body repairing and Rebuilding.
nizing shop, gas, oils.
Fisk
Eastern exposure. In nice neigh young orange trees, part set out
| the i.rhera can’t
meat, first floor.
210
Park
" . ’X
“
~ ~
Eagles Home. Oak Avenuo.
T hi s and Tubes. “ Service that , T() l£I.; A r n HUYLRS or sellers of
and
rest
ready
to
hud.
some
hud
with ><‘ 0 ualeet
borhood. Strrrt Paving and side
liny eight per cent
Preferred
u
Make* h nends.
Oak Ave.. and
y;,,, id„ real estate ndvertise in
Fronts 800 feet Avenue. Phone 034.
pr addreaa
walks paid.
Cim bo bought on dl'd tangerines.
Stock in the Sanford Iluilding and
, .A
*>
£
___
‘ bird . tr**et.
_________ . . . th<* St. Petersburg Times, One cent very easy terms. Price $1,600.00.
on Inke front
Boulevard, with j ------------- ---------------------------------------r. •’ S'It A
. . . e r r SII’ HT b e
Loan Ashociation, established 1908,' EAGLE A U J O SER\ It E
I'av
.f.
,ui «t She Haa—
Florida East I'onst 11. R. through
_____________SlO A KS ___________ cent u word daily, two cents n word
I
or
night.
Meets
all
train*..
B
ag
ifflee or h r I r t the
tract.
1-4
mile
to
Garfield
'
'vi cn i
SA
N
F
O
R
D
STOVE
W
O
R
K
S
—
Oil
Sundays.
Ten acres o f choice celery land
gage transfer. Phone 551.
...
d 'e c o e t la ----------- 1------ *
SEE OCR LARGE LISTING
Station and Mossdale P. O., and! ---------------------------------located in Cameron City section
stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves,
..
~
l talld.
$10,000,000 Company want* men
■
AUTO TOPS
BEFORE BUYING.
stores.
For quick sale will in- |to sell Watkins Home Necessities -•
ovens and victrolas. Your credit ; *''A I N E -MVatrrvl le, Morning 8 *nrrlce
facing belt railroad, opposite sid
RADFORD
A
UTO
TOP
,t
PAINT
elude all farming implements, one in Hanford. More than 150 used- .*v*.-»/»<:
. ,,nr1' . Thouaimds o f Maine peo
rnn.pt. E f f i c i e n t
is good. Phone 491,-3, 521 First
ing. H a s been cleared, fenced on
ple are int**iested in Florida propC OMPANY — Next to Ray Bros.
S tre e t.
three sides and has one flowin'*
BRITT REALTY COM PA N Y , INC. flock of chickens and ducks, 30 daily. Income $35 to $40 weekly,
___ _— orty
Reach them through the
Filling Station Tops that Fit.
head pigeons, 2 incubators run! 100 Experience
well. Sale price $1,500 cash. A d
REALTORS
unnecessary.
writ®
j Se.itinel.
Rate card on appllcaANork. Next to Rav Bros.
Tl*.
boxes of orunges
now
on tree. Dept. H 3, the J. R. Wntkins Co..
dress C. Martin, I’tOti Selma Ave.,
tion
Place is in 2 (i*J yards of 1-ake
A F r o ” PAINTING
Torn pa, Fla.
202 Pint Street
Sanford. Fla. Monroe. AU growing crops. All 02-00 West Iowa St,. Memphis,
|,
__
R ADFORD A CTO TOP <t PAINT I,EARN ABOUT rolk County and ADVERTISE m ine Journal ElerTenn.
included for
$1,300, on terms,
FOR S A L E t clrrv phiiils
See
C O M P A N Y — Bodv Repairs, km
Eaketund, thriugh the Star-Tele - 1 n'd. South
Georgia's greatest
l.antor Bros., Enterprise Fla.
Nick Zerriovcnn, BeniaII Ave.
W A N T E D I»cal mun to canvass t .. ..gJB
derr repaired.
Spc«ialtv Body gram. Best advertising medium in newspaper.
Morning, afternoon.
homes in Sanford $10 to $20
Work.
Next
t.*
Bov
Bros.
South
Florida
Published
mornings.
v,
*
k
y
and
Sunday
Classified
rates
$ I POO ( 'a-di will buy iitie o f the
per day.
Best
proposition on
S'nr-Telegrnm.
Ijikeland.
Fla.
ll'i
per
line.
AVaycross
JournalA CTO REPA IR \V(7r K
fines: lots to lie found in this city,
earth
if
interested
apply room 4
If
you
have
any
real
estate
or
■This same 1*»t can be resold sit RADFORD AU T O TOP A PAINT -------------------------------- ---------------------- - Ib iahi. Waycros*. Georgia
Fet ndnle A pm intents.
A ll II KS
OHIO
Xenix,
Make
your
sales
farms
for
sale
or
want
to
buy
| present day market prin* for at
CO.—-Next to Rav Bio*. Filling
* • xa'S
world's highest 1 least $1500.
through
the
Xenia
Gavette, i J M I ’ A MORNING T R IB U N E — any or have any houses for rent MIRACLE Concrete Co., general
An opportunity for
Station.
First elas.i wotkmmi
cement work, sidewalks, build W A N T E D F t »R D — <'.corgi Munn,
Lent tor the mime . someone. Phone 1 tH.
.Whiu. Ohio.
Ku*h
cultural
N*ml in your kuI»nciiplion to tho or for sale we an* the real estate
*inp gniUHnteed
Setmiiu le Hotel.
-tid H
, district. Want ad and display Tnh'it;,* or hand It to your local 1 brokers vmi want to see and talk ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. K.
AI H i TRIPS
iiilin, Sale Agt.
. (t-iajjj
iitt«*s on request.
dealer so you can read Florida's 1 it over lor quirk returns. See Terwillrgrr, Prop.
FOR SALE 25 hem! of milk cows
D. A ( aider or J. ('. Zur
onlvr
*■ I
('an be seen al E. E. Bradv's MRS. J It. ( AI.UER. s .g la T T T
g tv.'U-«t
newspapi-r.
Om* year* us.
•
•
*in ig T
Lumber and Building Material
ing and pleasure irijis ill any c o i i'M.:i s ' ' *a * *.i i " *i li * iis* J8 oi ,; on ni h* } 4.UC, thrue months flieh, the leul estate brokers, Ida
ni. f t ' t ida.
stable. End of East First Street.
in.-il ,t,l. I , i », i r, m ln*i
barter Lumber Company
time. Cull 4 .,
o'giB f 2 oo |t volt ib'si n* $l.(HKi ms ur- Second Street A Park Ave.. San
llllli.li .0 8**lit |, ** .'ll c **i
N. Laurel St,
Phone E06
rr s i . i s
FOR S A 1 K 2 cows and heifer
im * policy udd 75 cents to your ford, b loralii. Seminole Hotel An
A C I O WRECKER
Il'itM **• 11* w *■*** 4 tin*
0 \
the latest
Hex.
H. Rosenln rger, phone 322 \V, or P. A. MKRO. I n> or night ser
HILL LUMBER CO
House of
WASHINGTON,
Nov. 29.— A
R.Oii i.o
call at Pinehurst Dairy.
vice.
Day plmne 2t>l.
Nighl TO REACIl tTu- prxmperoits farm *'D'i A " I
Service, Qunlity and Price.
new
hid
for
the
operation
of Mus'
1
t
*
It
S
\
I
E
l.**l
on
Magnolia
W
A
N
T
tn
liny
nr
sell
tlxulin leiveler
ers and fern growers of Volusia
phone 69ti
rle H him Is has been prepared by
'
A veno* in the best residential
I OR SA1.E Piano and gtafon*
(
t
h
i
n
g
?
"
If
so
advertise
tn
f: i t x .
county advertise in the Del .and
Howard Southerland, former Sen*
EH I I M . S l i l IONS \ M l
section o f Sanford
$5(11)1) down.
phnne wilh reeords, (heap. 3ii;i
Daily News, rale 1c per word, cash lb* '( on csviB e Run.”
nt*ir from West Virginia, on
ax*
511 \l it
Iliilaure reasonable term s.
B og
A r m s f p p i i ks
Fn*nch Avenue
with order.
^ * * V 1 li - i l NI A
< *1a f k * t»u t K
Tit*
half of iht» Humleton and Com
. .i •r. Get the '
913
(
it
v
BAGGETT'S Fil l ING STATION
Cia* *9* > ' u r i i jiuiM n(
morning
puny, New York Hankers and U
lb lues mill I'M ( F o R SA LE Small writing desk
Open day and nigr'it, Saiifoid T H E M O R N IN G J O C R N A l . is the D, 1 ' rijr i|n fl n v ri Kr Iilrik' I n» (j««
FUR SA I E 6 room bungalow In
expected to In' introduced next
108
Second
Street.
1 trim |•**i wiird in Ini iny in i * c
itimn.
Not
how
A venue and Scrum! Sir* *3.
accepted ward nd ......loin* in
week in the senate.
•<FwiW|
I nligwood, chilli*
Dixie high
. d
9y u
FELLOW S' S E R V u E ST VlToNT Daytona (Fl.i.t One m u a word
iva\ Sec |) A ( alder or .1 ( ’
tl-iulin Jeweler
— O rla n d o —
Gulf (»as, Oil. Tire*, \. , rsso- nn inset Imp. Minimum 25. .
Zm
filch
Real
I
slate
lliokcr*
i: i > st
III'*, Service .1 .1 li .. unde. Elm
l**s Sc**ni11 St,
FOR REN’I Furnished rooms for
and Fii st
Pit on 4 1 . 1 .3
PALM
BB.Ai M ( OU NTY The ! OR 1(1 N I Ten tmiirt h o m e in
HIV \
i >vBfl
light housekeeping, 300 French
.... . ti)
near
imvetl highway. FOR SAFE 2(1 acres fine trm k
-.1 cur of stoperidinis development
ra :* ins in open
W IGH TS— Three -I
<#n*.
Mug
A vc.
b*
iilltifol
loi'at
iiiii
eb’clM*
bgbt*.
land. W am hula. Florpla, I a* l»*s You ran buy Furniture and B urr
iiolui ami Second I n -l and Elm. P* ad about it in the Palm Heat h
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Uoverly
Gold,
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in cultivation
Price $I,20U Terms o f Quality
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To
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J2(19 down, 1 U months
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ipient.
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1' tVc t OOIT) - sections of Sanford
light house keeping Tt>! Magnol
specialty.
Old First National iimnn 24c cash with order.
Cash $1,61)0
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and Imtise
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I all 103.
keeping duwi.stairs loom*, 41<!
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r»* rtiMunal « ork
Ft tit RENT One f itr t»i*t> 1 bed
It) m : v \ i t s
Flowers lor all occasions.
Uarlile and Uranlla from all
room.
Apply
1120
Palmetto
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HI4 Myrtle
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Nne building lot in Snn'ortl
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P«*r week. 113 E. 5th Street
■aaferS. Florida
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City Tax
ink books
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ami jet. both jeweled and plain,
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Hank Hldg.
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black
C O N T R A C T O R A N D B U IL D E R
A L F R E D F O S T E R . Tax Collector
.
ERA
PRINTER Y,
Job 105 Magnolia Ave.
many set with brilliants, m e $ 10 . NEW
103 N. Park \»r
■! i,gores, $3.50.1
(Jr nr ml Mb op nnd Iflll W ork
By ELLEN HOY, Deputy.
printing at reasonable price. Op
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Nov 1 to 30.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
FO R R E N T — Garage building, cor
ner Second Street and Sanford
Avenue. Inquire Raggett's filling
Station.
■
Miscellaneous
For Sale
Classified Directory
Apartments
For Rent
*1
J1,1]!%
Wanted
Advertism>r
j-o-soope
is f; I F T
LOTIONS
Building Material
Banker Will Offer
Bid on Muscle Shoals
Furniture* and Rugs!
Join
Vow ell-Drew Co.
Rooms For Rent
Houses l or Rent
Famous Composer
Dies After Operation
BETTER HOMES
CLUB
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
JUST A FEW
SPECIALS
Ask Mr, Connelly
Shop-o-scope
Seminole Marble Co.
_1 _
1 Chiropodist
Elton J. Moiiffhton
WJL'
Mmm
H. B. Lewis Co.
A. P. Connelly & Sons
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BELTS
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K\m .s h p o ^ t E R v
"A wells, $1.2 5 ;
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F lo r id a : F a i r a n d continued cool
T u e s d a y ; W e dne sda y fa ir.
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NUMBER 206.
SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1924.
ASSOCIATED PRESS JISPATCHE?
a a
Ousted
Federal Budget For Next Fiscal Year
j{on Is Held
lembersHear
.on Budget by
lent Coolidge
Work To
Wednesday
^nt Will Give
__ Message at
esday’sSession
T he e s tim a te s for th e p rinc ipa l e xpe nditure s fo r the n e x t fiscal
y e n r a s com pared w ith e s tim a te d e xpe nditure s for th e present 12
m o n th s of the F e d e ra l G overnm ent, w as given T uesday by Pre sid e n t
Cot Bilge in a re p o rt to C ongress.
1926.
1025.
Public d i o t ( in te r e s t)
;.......
$830,000,000
$805,000,000
Public debt (reduction of principal)
484,700,130
471,800,401
P o s t Office D e p a rtm e n t ...........
637,376,005
013,045,105
W n r D e p a r tm e n t ...;.....................
338,551,230
347,163,604
N a v y D e p a rtm e n t .......... ..............
289,783,978
313,207^47
I n te r io r D epartm ent ....... .......
207,785,696
294,319,103
T r e a s u r y D e p a rtm e n t ___
103,847,741
180,058,100
A g r ic u ltu r e D e p a rtm e n t
,
. 140,092,750
78,047,186
Com m erce D e p a rtm e n t
. 22,741.514
25,842,655
J u s tic e D e p a rtm e n t
24,917,822
22,029,610
S ta te D e p a rtm e n t
10,130,652
16,264,760
I.nbor D e p a rtm e n t
8,335,200
8,670,346
V e te ra n s B u re a u
. 405,700,000
484,967,898
S h ip p in g Board
. 24.330,000
30,344,000
I n t e r s t a t e C om m erce Commission
4,913,600
4,041.801
T a r i f f Commission
721,50
083,240
F e d e r a l T ra d e Commission
950.000
1,010.000
V ocational Education Board
8,222,270
7,324,000
W h ite H ouse E xecutive O ffices .......
439,900
111,307
S e n a te .....'....
.......................
2,659,249
2.554.879
H ouse ................
..............................
0,395,751
0.405.038
D istric t of Columbia
.........................
» 32,335,827
30.354,115
FORBES IS TOLD
BY MORTIMER By U.S. Government
*
1 2ND DEGREE
______
l
Case Reverts Back '*
To County Court
FULLCONFESSIONl^eRejpresen^
parisonW ithBudget
OFOPERATIONSIS For
Last Fiscal Y ear
Testimony But Half
M
A
D
E
B
Y
K
O
R
E
T
Z
Finished on Monday
Every Department
Special Grand Jury Makes It«
Report at Session Monday;
Interest Is Shown in Case
Witness Tells How He I’lnyed
I’nrt Of “Go-Between” In
Division Of liig Profits
Orlitndo Resident
Under Bond of
Be Arraigned
Court Monday
Chief W itness for State Re
veals Forbes Dealings With
Contractors and Splitting
Profits Made on Contracts
Is R e l e a s e d
$25,000 and
in County
51 o r n i n g
ChicaRo Swindler Who Made
More Than Two Million In
Fake Oil Scheme Returns
To Bare Ills Whole Story
Reduced But One
Agriculture Bureau
ReceivesSubstantial
Increase Over 1925
CHICAGO. Dec. 2.— Elins 11.
CHICAGO. Dee. 2.— I-eo Koretz.
O R LA N D O ,
Dec. 2.—Hoi D.
M ortimer, of Philadelphia and who fled from Chicago n y e a r ago
Cody was chnrged w ith m urd«r in
W ashington,
th e
g o v e r n m e n t’s with n la r g e portion of the $2,
the second degree in an indictm ent
chief witness in the conspiracy 000,000 thnt friends, relatives nnd
W A S H I N G T O N , D e c . 2 . __
GTON, Dec. 2.—
r e tu rn e d early Monday e vening by
trinl of Charles R. Forbes nml acquaintances had begged him t o ' , . , .
.
.l. e-j
John W. Thompson, chnrged with invest for them in n fake P anam u T h o t o s t Oil r u n n i n g t h e I<\drief program was
the special grnmi j u r y in v e s tig a t
d e fra u d in g the governm ent, oc »il Hcheme, re tu rn e d Monday with o r a l g o v e r n m e n t t o tllO flSCuI
ing the d eath of N. B. Brow ard,
or Tueaday in Concupied t h< w itness stnnd in federal I jo „ ne-dollar hills in hit pocket year 192G was fixed by Preai. ,, .
. . .
,
.
nephew of fo rm e r G overnor B r o w - 1 Di .1. F ra n k Norris, pustor of th e
awaiting the nnt
u
at
Kirvt
Ha,Hist
Church
of
F
o
r
t
1
‘
" u r t ’,U " ,y
dc>rr.bm g nml th e clothes he wore as his dent Coolidgc, in the annual
nrd uf Florida, and son of Cnpt.
it report and the
"bWeements between only a p p a re n t assets.
Montcalm Brow ard of Jacksonville, WoMh. Tex., charged that the gen- ' ,hfi
the contractors
message. Neither
Monday night s ittin g in the of- budget sent to Congress to
•nil
conference
«t
T
exas
R
a
ptlsts
,
..........,)f
h()!, „ i u l s
who w as shot and killed a t the
splitting profits
f
h
o
of S t n t e ’s A ttorney Robert K. day. at $3,729,519,846,48, or
e<l to get down
Cady home one week a g o S a t u r r ilorRod the teaching of I lie evolu- constructed for wounded service Crowe, the p rom oter o f th e Bnytioii
theory.
As
n
result
the
eon-!
a reduction of $59,225,931.72
day morning. Cady's bonds
of
vrork o f .^esfliojl be*
men.
nno Oil bubble, who w as a rr e s te d
vintinn refused to rent the e i g h t 1
$25,0(10
were
continued,
pending
M ortim er was about hnlf wav last week in Halifax, calmly re- from the estim ated expendiesday.
_
his a rr a ig n m e n t before J u d g e T. iii b gates from N o rris’ church nml through his s to ry when court ad In te l his method
I
Permits
Issued
in
November
,.f prom otion t o r e s o f I lie c u r r e n t y e a r
ilidgo advises the
IV W urlow, at the opening of the | tli.1 pastor's c h a rg e was lienouuc- jnurnod for the day.
which
m
u
s
e
d
the
money
to flow in
Total
$57,290
ns
Compared
The e s tim a te s of six m njor do-,
i
it
a"un
insult
this
conference.'
ttport on s ta te of
te rm of the crim inal c o u rt next
D efense Overruled
-,, fi st that lie often took the p a r tm e n ts o r o th e r agencies o f tho
{ With Sum of $41,375 for Monday mgfning.
fttimutes for next
Introduction of le tte rs nml te le cash of his fiiends and relatives g o v e rn m e n t— Interior, N avy, W nr,
voulil be tr a n s m itte d
Same Month of Last Year
T he r a s e now passes from the
g
ra
m s exchanged between Morti under protest.
Ti eii: tiry, Shipping Board nnd Vcthi, m essage sent
hands of S ta te 's A tto rn e y Ray
nier and Thompson nml Ja m e s W
Koretr. a f t e r tanking what the I'ran B u re a u —w ere reduced in the
nier M aguire ns only first degree
Rlaek re la tin g to the nvrnrding of -to te 's a tto r n e y termed n clean new budget while there was only
Sf.|t Monday was b rie f
i m u rd e r cases a t e Died ill the c i r - 1
hospital eontrncts vtrenuonsly were 11le a s t of Ins operations, suit! he one ni'tnhle ittcrense—thnt for tho
Ijory The se n a te was
uit court before Judge C. O. A n-'
objected
tii hy the defense, but did not expect t>, in te rfe re w ith , D e p a rtm e n t of A griculture.
Ijjrtlv 'JO m in u te s and
d rrw s. to County Solicitor \V. M
they were overruled.
One long th e course of justice in any w ay.;
Indictments of
Priictirnllv ull of the $20,000,000
a,t
minutes. The Answers to
M urphy J r ., for prosecution in
document, im rnortiiig to descrilw
S t a r ! liv Accident
Other
Figures
Show
reduction in the In te rio r D e p a rt I
That
■urr fmm tlie usual
Illegal Publication of In
the crim inal court, the indictment
the plan i of the Columbian svndi
His dabbling in the fields of ment total wns due to the sm a lle r
Unusual Amount of Work being .c itif ie d bv the clerk of the
Vtine was the adoption
come Tax Returns Are To
cute, u Sotiili A m erican develop fieiizied finnilc, s la tte d 18 years allotm ent for the Pension Bureau.
of ■ resolution for
i
in
nil
court
to
the
cleik
of
th
e
;
Being Done at This Time
------| m e a t project
o f Tl i ompson a nd ago, puielv bv nc, i,lent, he said, T h a t B ureau’s outlay was cut from
He Decided Hy the Court
memorial services
i- li in itin I court.
I n f liie n c o O f M a n ( i f S t r a w s Black, hi- business
a - s c i a t inn- and ,-nded i n -t n venr ago a fte r $224,616,0(8) for the c u r r e n t y e a r *
ktVJInin on Dec. lf>.
T here was an a ir of hushed exI!uilding p e rm its is-weil du rin g
l
.n
s
l
o
n
D
t
'l
l
'g
a
l
l
’s
a
l
C
o
n
and
oth-i
of
which
l-'oibes
wa- (lie Hmviiiio ml -to, k- had skyroc- t„ $199,116,000 for next
year,
K A N S A S CITY. Dec. 2
D ecis l.‘i-t m onth totalled $67,290 a - coni
kwa* brief and perpei tain v a m ong I lie few special
I eted to ilizzv he ights and fallen largely been use of the decreasing
ion on the d e m u r r e r s of W a lte r i pared with $11,375 for th e m onth m - present in thu court loom when
f e r e n c e ; ( J t i e s l i o n o f O p i u m ! r'lI’i V T i 1 V
' '’" ' f
• *«
Irenatc w as in
,, .
. ..
, r
! .. I within 111 tioin the no v foi e\a like a plummet uniil they scorce- pension roll reHuiting from tho
nnnutes and the S. 1lit key, ownei and e d ito r of the ending Nov. 3d, 1923. T his shows the g ra n d im v m e n filed in. J u d g e
Falun: I" N"" Lcfl lo India
|,v the def. •use counsel
Iv rcpreseiited t lie value of the 1 death «f pensioners.
K
a
nsa
s
City
J
o
u
r
n
a
lP
o
s
t,
and
| ini antes. T he only I
an increase of $15,915 over No A ndrew s had been -iiminoncd to
paper on win, li the certificates
M
o
itm
n
i
te
stified
that
llla.k.
The i nt of $23,000,000 in tho '
the usual opening Ralph Ellis, m a n a g in g editor, to , vein her of lust year, according to leceive the indietlHcitt. S ta te s At
i I N L Y \. | i ( , 2 W hat Itepre- now iloiid. nniI Th ompsitn, offered w ile printed
|thc adoption hy the indictm ents c h a r g in g illegal p u b the figures supplied hy City ('let I. torney M aguire wn- present. Cady
,i S|,.|,|ien ti I 'o i t i t . head I' ut he- the position ns chief eng j Many vein
ago
K m etz told Navy'* total wns sc a tte re d over
many items of expenditure, b u t
olutam for congres- lication of income lav r e tu r n s will Philip*, this morning.
was i c p t esented bv A tlo m c v C. I’.
tin \n „ 11<an opium cmifeieuee i n , ci at $ 100.111111 a vent while l i owe, a l i i,n , I w Itu had iterfoi llla
la rg e part of it was due to a r e
1
lickin-ori
S.
\
Sit
nicy,
forem
an
iil services for Wood- he rendered in federal court here
•I ' l l n man >,f str a w " failed 1- ,,| be- was bead of (lie Xcti'lau- , ,1 siiiie set \ i« e fm lln- govern
A lthough th is i- a n increase over
T uesday hy J u d g e A. I.. Reeves
do, (ton of the fund set aside un d
In lie -. ]5.
the sa m e m outh la-t y e a r, it shows of the g ra n d jury, banded th e in " i . v , , infill, n, e tin- delegates, bi,t .;,ii and tbal he ucicpted
n>, nt uf I'a nn n ia, vva- given some er the hemline of “ Increase of tho
T he e n tire
day was ta k e n up a decrease over O ctober when the dictment to tlie ile lk td the court „ b
i idjoiirned until noon
'i| porting ilie American
Th, * ol.m b '.m .v n d h n te , M,,iu land th e n and succeeded iii interIt is understood supple- 1
|ifrr-|>e>'t to the m rtn- with a r g u m e n ts on the d e m u rre r. p e rm its issued totalled $164,096 who lead d while a - u bdoed con
v v. • ! t blit t i , A n.erii an pio- met te-l It led, lijnl hope- of land ■ I im: K m e* . l lie Int tc i tridu, ing Navy".
ental estim ate* for needed con
sUr- who have died U nited S ta te s S e n a to r J a m e s A. The p e r m it? for Octohci reached versation buzzed among the spec
il i, l„>tii,g the problem of ing emitt a, t fur $liMi.miii,oon and some uf Ills f I i,-tills tu invecl $ 10,- ' m
•.(ruction will go In Congress l a t
ta to rs
The -croud deg re e m urder
' it hud a dopted res- Reed of Missouri, defense counsel, th highest figure covering a pci
mg in tile India plopet
I " l i e vva- to help in obtaining nun ui the p n |n t .
er. The budget d ire c to r’s re p o rt
I itjtrrt
Before th a t c onsum ing the th re e hour a tle i
w ithm tin - , pc " ' h* tli i ' " i r i i o m i , - o n a n d ltln<k a n d 1 Ivui i i / -aid soon a f t e r tin- lie
iod of th r e e y ears, according t<> in- | imlictmcn' was ai'parentlv not ex
| to the President declared th a t u n
hud been sw orn in noon session.
form ation supplied ill the Cltv of peeled bv manv. but la t h e r one I
went tu I'aiiamn and found he nnd der the to ta l allowed the N avy
ag, tula.
, thel a--*,,, tatcof le.iii -lung lit e r
committee had been
T he d e m u r r e r s , recognizing the Ik .
In
I
•
lends
bad
bought
sw
amp
I
'le
s
n
b
n
i
elect
F.spinu
was
in
la
te
voted
in
favoi
I v., n i v - I X
cun continue a t its p re se n t e n list
The rem ainder of the prime'llJvi*e P resident Cool- tr u t h of fucts contained in the
F e b r u a r y w as the lowest mouth
m 'il to
Ui l' oibcis on a visit to lands, lie w anted hir money buck
i,ri,|ni-iii t the trodiii.'vi
igiess was in session, indictm ents, challenge the s u f f ic i of the y e a r w hen the am ount of | ings were of rathei a perfuu. toryi * . 1 lull i l ing th, I ndia al one voted , Nrii'I' 1 one. M ortim er testified, anil he said. m » TTeghn veiling portions ed s t r e n g th qf 80,000 men; the M a
l l M CoIllfliisSIOII
rine Corps will have provision fo r
A ttorney (' I*. Dirk
alttee did'.later it* th e ency of the c h a rg e s.
p e rm its only totalled $9,705. How - ' charm ter.
tin- run!i;ielors told Forbes to Use uf 6 Hi a i,(too acres of wooded land 18.000 men Instead of th e p re se n t
M'.iin-t it w Ini, nine u tlid -la ic
im.un
a-ki'd
I
Hat
the
pie-eiit
bond
wilt.
It
h,
did
not
own.
The
costD efense counsel m a inta ine d that ever, th e re w as a good increase in
I"
iii
riiii'luc
to
have
President
lie, i ■i 1 ; ., v o|,
19,500; the naval
reserve force
Site informed the com- ] publication of nam es of ta x p a y e r s March when pe rm its to ta llin g $.19, ; of $25,000 In continued winch wn
Pol ter Untiling -peak ui fn \o r of 'I'homp om eis. bowevci were not reudilv will continued on practically tho
In,iia a s - e r t r d thut Mi
done. The jury men di .parsed and
Tuesday he
would 1and the a m o u n ts of tux paid, did 315 w ere issued.
id Inst venr n- - u i m il lllnrk win n Pie-iileu' I - lilt rn, t ■ I Km i t / told t iiivvr nml present In,*i«. it will he possible)
b a i l g o n e Mil l e ,
am,uul b udget mes- {not c o n s titu te n violation of the
T he following table shows the the third - ta g e of the tra g e d y at
ninii was p r c 'e u te d to the |,re si III to del lu ill, reuse business Kul to tin ti loc tiie a v e ra g e ste a m in g
f terettce III tin
JWetjM sday would send ( luw in th a t the nam es and fig u re s activities in the buildings' tra d e s in the Cadv home w a- set for tie ,,I<I,- i ,1 U> mt
i t z iiniiu'.in. i d tlie disc overy of ml ra n g e of hiittlerhips from 19,400
lient.
iii , - I , i II a t i .1 lllillll ul IIIIV ,!li
lumunl m e ssage on the ! published in the newspupei were S a n fo rd for the past 11 m onths as let in of lln ■t i ii 111in I court la a '
ll i la l e a l - n e t t e d Join o n ly I miles to 23,700; two m ore of tho
M o r l i m e r to G e l Sluire.
thnt
lie
virtmillv
I union. This will not j not ta k e n from the r e tu r n s of in c om pared w ith the same period last vv<■ k.
T lie In m of T i i u m p - o n nnd Him k $1, 000 be - a i d . hilt w i t h t h e " oi l subm a rine s authorized in 1916 can
tu
i j i IM' tile <tui"<
f ia pi t .un thui> ohviat- i dividual- hut were taken
i'he grand j u r y hean I the Ml '
discoVui \ ' lliev j u m p e d t o $6,000
from ye a r
hud le ln in e d M i i t i u m i . In t c -t i
Kium ea tin g pm,
he laid down, new a ir c r a f t can bo
isity for a jo in t w s - lists complied hy the collector of
vv it ne-se- I Iia I testified before tl
1923
1924
fled, fnt 35 tier ••lit uf tin net n m l so,in iiit'ii, v w a - c o m i n g hi
.,
Ill
i
nil
11
'
I
•
ll«
i
p u t >lw,«e,l; and it will he possible
■,nonet
'>
inrv
The
session
In
t
J
a
n
u
a
r
y
28,460
411,777
InI,
mi
ni
diffc
olt
\
ut
>in te rn a l revenue and
which had
!ni i d In- hud Ho t u n f i t - lliev Hindi 1 u l l t o f •‘ternns ' f u - t tlmt
I,, con! lime work "at ii normal ruto
I ncci-Hsity of passing been throw n open to puldic inspci
February
62,995
9 765 ed from I In im paneling uf tl
t i n n b e e p i n g > > t "III! i - nW I'V . I >ui m g o f speed on all hew 'hip* under eon*. ■
in te tfe ttn g in tlie in b u tcmi hu-pitiil <u t i l r m t i duzi-n ann u a l appro- 1 tion.
Mai cli
.'lii.lig,
39.345 jur V III III o ’i Im k Monday in. t
I
n
18
vi
ii
n|
m
u
i
at
tun.
In
-ai
'
l
t
n
n
tu
AUatill,
<
it
v
in
M
n
v
1922.
ut nnv • nn li 11v . but
i l i n t i o n within the lim itation of
in th r e e
month*,
26,06(1
26.811 ing until tin* itidn I inellt was i ■
The defense dwelt at length up- A |ii 11
-ii nil n|lpot t unit v tu M "i 11mui tc l 11 n I In tubl Foi hu l i e " l o u t . Hi onlv $ 2,000,000 ''
nut hot ir.ed cost."
got down to bufc- j on the difference between publish May
46.476
68.576 tinned shortly a f t e r 6 o'clock I., t
>,i Plans to Escape.
l it Ufl |»f »>l»«•Mil. III- WMill •1 Rive Ii:in h.iir .. t tin- 36
The houze will re- ing u p a rt of an income lux re tu r n J u n e
1here weru scattered leduetions
26.130
78.206 ev cning
I\ " i , ' ' 3, • b in d lie bai l m a d e no
SMI II |» ( mi 1liv 1*1*1 t I IIt i*n nil i <<nt u u l ' ! ml.,",
li
rrim d e p a r tm e n t mip- ami the publishing of tin list of July
totalling $8,600,(100 in the W ar Dc*
\V
itnc--c-.
while
w
ailing
b
46.056
02.329
i
•
■
a
pc
III
t
u
s
e
b
e
vv
i
i
,
plait
t
.
1
.
t
Ill'S
I
11
III
III.* 1*1.•l*« t
i anil begin it»> ftnisid. income tax pa v e rs
A ugust
69,7911
43.225 i ailed liefm e the jin V, wen
1 • flu
WJI* 1•• Ift t Dill third ,,f <aught :,lli r lie 11cil 11 oin > In, a g o pa il m,'lit'* allowance, hut no par*t4 re-day.
iludcd
in
a
small
room
on
tin
I
Sepleiubm
71,020
f>0,3|5
' I lie vi i iv i i i gnv e t h e m a t l e t 1 1' ii lx i lira rich of the m i l i t a r y serS e n a to r Reed a rg u e d it was the
1 m in i SI;n il- . J iHiiiimi , oiitHig. fit f n fm ii*
m i c wn* singled out for reduc
<>f n ir m tiia l h itte r- intent of congress to make public Oelohci
41,375 154,095 mid tl" n. ad u n c u t to the t
a
I li" i v lit ' lie s a i d
"g
hilofliicm
e
to
get
a
H
tb
n ine out of t lie re
' d nppropriatiotis
U nder the to
,
ii | ■i>,1 by the g ra n d j u i v . v .
N
ovem
ber
11.536
67.290
t
'
l
a
i
nc,I
t
h
a
t
all
tlie
tui'tii'V
’1
tic
,
'
no
ut
,,f
$7lH).ttuii
fm
Thompson
iii
the a m o u n ts of income tax nun!
G i- mole apt tu fuel
tal
authorized
the
Budget
B u re a u ,
<
adv
s«t
m
a
,ir
e
le
of
f
i
n
ud
The
ligures
for
the
yeui
ending
-i"ti
ilu
l camel Gooiiltell case petui lie llli- n , ,w w a s i n t h e po.-scand tliut it was w ithin tlie rig h ts
declared, the re g u la r
a rm y can
tin -i nate. T he re’
Dec. 31. 1927 to ta l $153,176 as n u t 11 -In was called to testlfv
mg before tlie , oiirt of i lai iii s ,.f the a n t bol'tl u s t o be Use, I tii
linn lie limit,
*rc have rend out of of a n e w sp a p e r to puldi-h what cmupureil with $859,-188 fur 19?S depotv s h e riff and a sergeant
• outturn' on i t s present basis of
the
In
>
e
d
i
t
oi
s
ani
l
t
lu,t
paying
Moitinii't
also
testified,
through
had
been
made
public,
lit
a
t
t
a
c
k
com ili> those senaI ii 1922, m e , >tiling to uOiciuls, th e re a i m - guarded the ju ry from intiu - d e n t it I, needs
| ' u I >'<l III ftolll I l l s 12.00(1 officers atui at un avvrugo
Jesse Sm ith, the friend of A tto r inoiicv vv
-itiintlol).
I l i st u s s l l i g th*'
r «nl< who actively op- ed th e provision of the law p r o wun an extensive building pro g ra m «im\
of 118,000; the
Mrs.
Cady
wus
the
la-t
vva- Ills o n l y i n c o me . j enlisted s tr e n g th
ml
ney General D augherty.
I dcctieii of P re sid e n t hibiting publication of income tax being sta g e d in the city umi m any witness called. She was befun I’m let said this i v c iting
num b e r of reserve officers who
I
t
h
a
t
lie
u
s
e
d
s
o
m
e
o
f
'IK
Several
prelim
lttarv
conferences
r e tu r n s , dec la rin g it violated the
U|i
was
la rg e s tr u c tu r e s w ere u n d e r con the g ra nd j u r y for ubnul u hull man of >11nw not
concerning the nw urding <>f h o sp it bis t,. oav i n t e r e s t on -t o, k - h el d can he trained will re m a in a b o u t
|of tlnive aciiutors w ere c o n s titu tio n of th e United S tates. stru c tio n . This a ccounts for the . hour.
t h e Mi me; uttem lunce ut th e clUPoliceman Cassidy, who th a t we favor interference
al rolll rncts took |i|u, e III New h " m I , Ill-lit s.
“ If this indictm ent is s u s ta in s h o r ta g e in 1923.
i) Despite a r a th e r
gave hoinewhut d a m a g in g tc ti m estic a f fun x
lu l l tz w a s not taken to jail but zenx tra in in g cam ps m u s t be lim
j o i k . M ortim er testified, between
ed,"
S
e
n
a
to
r
Reed
said,
"th
e
r
e
is
a
f
t
e
r
ruling
President
/.nidi,
i t e d to 29,000 instead of 33,000
Senator
L a F o lle tte
The la r g e s t perm it issued du rin g nnitiy a mt Hist t'udy at the coiun
l ot be.*, Thompson.
Ilia, k
ami was allow,-il to go to a hotel for
|plart in the f ro n t row un end to the lib e rty of the press." the m onth <>f Novem ber wn.- tu the it'> ingueat. was aiming the x\ it thut the Alltel lean projiitHul cleat
in the l u r r e n t y e a r ; anti the Mill*
the
nigh'
iii
comnutiv
with
several
if the luw is given the c o n stru c S a n fo rd Lodge, 02 F. A A. M . fur
Iv wa*
itHin the eointn'lencv ,<l M>,rt inter, a f t e r which Foi bes gave
■»w met. Ho a rriv e d
ncssi'k
Befote going th e ic he tin Bureau will be ublc to mulnMot tinier It list of tlie sites as detectives
i in tlie m orning atui tion se t out in the indictm ent, he $40,1)1)11. T here were u lu rg e n u m
tain un a v e ra g e s t r e n g t h of 173,
Several large Imttles cniitainu.g the confcicn, e, appeal,si for colli, approved by President llutiling on coliferied briefly with two broth
said.
C
ongress
completely
could
»t tin se n a te c h u n t
ber of perm it* issued du rin g the ligilur and a bundle of clothes, m hot 'tint! nnd -aeriftce in the inter
500, u reduction of 3.500 from tho
ci*
Adolnh
and
Em
nnd
re
m
a
rk
e
d
June
6,
1922.
Mortiuiei
-aid
lie
The conference
er at bin colleague*, control the press of the United m onth fur u lte ra tiu n s nml repairs eluding the hallircKle .-aid to hnvt i -ts of luimnnitv
The Air
-bowed this to Black uu,l T h o m p It w a s the first tu n e lie had com p re se n t au th o riz a tio n .
It would he the end of on residences in the city.
dot Wheeler, demo- S ta te s.
been worn bv Mrs. Cady on tin then ratificd the presidential nil son. but Inter it wus laken from muni, nlcil w ith uii > m em ber of Service a llotm e nt wus increased
liberty
for
the
press,
he
continued,
mg
viii. wu5 hie runThe following is a list of p e r m i t s ' night of the shooting, were ,m
wife umi from $14,900,000 for the c u r r e n t
Now that tin agenda has been the room hy t *c>1. Follies ami Mrs. his family, including
l *■ tin
independent if an editor could he pent to jail issued d u rin g tlie m o n th : W. K tied into the ju ry room. Shoitlv
year to $17,000,000
during tho
m
other,
since
la*
fled.
for this.
s tra ig h te n e d out, the conference Mortimer.
»Ar.
W at-on, 250; 11. A. Culley, $5,500. a f te r I o’clock the S ta te s A lt"'
coining
y
e
a
r
to
"enable
the A ir
J I' Connolly. H alifax aLtorne)
T rips lo sonic of these sites in
D istrict A tto r n e y C. I ’. M adi E. E n te rin in te r, $76; R. O. MerUmI- fell
in the
i ney M aguire em erged from
tin I* expel led to ge t down to serious the E ast were described Ity the who ta m e l u t e floin Nova Siotui Service to muke reasonable p ro
son
and
A
s
s
is
ta
n
t
District
A
ttor
,
om
m
ltt,
e
wmk
Despite
to,l«v
liw e u th e r $50; ('. W. S p e a r $26; j jury room, having left the , i
promptly ut noon
g r e s s tow ard
cu ttin g
down it*
adxerse vote India rem ains in the witness und then the m eeting in with K m etz, s a i d he would remain present sh o rta g e in heavier than
Wfr the usual open- ney S am e Rene, u ry u e d for the O. P. H erndon, $260; R. I, Grtf- |' deuce with the g ra n d jury.
herte
and
aid
him
th
ro
u
g
h
o
u
t
ih<
conference, although site has ft I tho Chicago hotel J u n e 19, 1922,
it the gullerieH, g o v e rn m e n t, co n te n d in g thut the tin. $126; W. S. Hand $200; J. W.
an cii , ft and a t the sam e tim e
proceeding- a g a in s t him.
••il re se rv a tio n - and n-k* foi time wa* related.
»tnl u
party
of law cluurly set o u t provisions p r o C utver. $300; K. Illuir, $276; G race 1
assist hi keeping ulivo the uliv 1
D E S IR E S T O RESIGN
M
ortim
er
testified
Follies
had
hibiting
th
e
publication
of
income
to eomiliutiicate with tiie ten unto
Lovejov $ 1,0 0 0 ; S a n fo rd Lodge 62.
f*4 tiie p re sid e n t's
ci aft industry for use in tim e of
tux r e tu r n s o r a n y p a r t of them . F. & A M $40,000; C J. M c r r i - | W A SH IN G T O N . Dec. 2.— H u m munous sla te composing the 1lidt approached hint asking a personal
**®*te gallery.
e m e rg e n c y ." T he total fixed f o r
w ea the r, $76; J. C. Bolton. $200; M. Dawes lots indicated to P i, t pjj em pire before discussing offic loan. M ortim er teaicl he would try
T* tinee vucaut swat*
rivert, und h a rb o rs i m p r o v e m e n t - •'
Lera me of the p a n s
D. C. Block. $100; A. Lilja, $485; |
Coolldge his desire to r e n t'' mlly India's custom of opium cat ami get it frunt Thompson and
$69,277.990— is
practically
the
1>* Miwe life of th r e e
Black
in
n
e
g
o
tia
tin
g
the
loan
hu
R. Corludcllo. $160; E. A. Moffatt. , soon as co m p tro lle r of currenev
mg.
sam e as for the pnsaent year.
testified
he
got
$
10,000
for
h
im
$200; F ra n k E vans, $2200; S. Bru
>»nu|mr faces in th u t
It was the V eterans Bureau e»self liesidcs the $6,000 which he
cey, $60; L. William*,* $250; J. N.
u'r> Henry
Cubot
tim u tc th a t the Budget D irector
obtained
fo
r
Forbes
and
gave
it
Robinson. $300; II. Joh n so n , 125;
•*»uu'ian>ett*. F r a n k P.
made his b ig g e st cut under the fig
to him th a t (iuv.
I.utcr. M o rti
A C G S lil K(i. Dec. 2 . -T hin old ured su b m itte d u y ear ago. A n e t
W. li. H aynes $50; J. Sm ith. $200;
* hineeticut,
and
mer te stifie d he got an luldilional i i t > . min* tlu* Bcetu* foi thi* euro- tout of $79,000,000 was lopped off,
Cilt, . f Rhode Island,
F. M orrison, *76; Cora I). Moldey.
$6,000 from Thompson und Black, nulioti ol Get m an e m p e ro rs, can
iioe • :»t » la te r were
$1500;
C.
W.
Carroll,
$1600;
J.
in spite o f increases in some deG A I N E S V I L L E Fin.. Dec. 2.—
■because h e
received for himself boast of being one of th e few •jurtm enls of thu B ureau's a c tiv it
Russell, $600; I). Long, $76; J. E.
ring in of new
T
he
fa
c
u
lty
ut
the
U
nlvedsity
of
|
only
$
10,000
for
the
$15,000
note
Germ un towns thut a re tu n n in g
Hicks, $500; S. Jackson. $50; R. .1.
mitun M. B utler, to
T A I.I jA H A S E E E . Flu.. Dec 2 , th e highw ay of W ade A rm stro n g he signed to Thompson nnd Black. w ithout u deficit. The city t r e a s ies. The factor* which more th a n
J,,‘i Lodge, and Je sse Floridu is composed of practically Chezuin, $600; A. J. Johnson, $40;
j,jt
who
was
on
the
right
hand
side
o ffse t these increases included n
u r e r has urtnouncud th a t for 1924 drop from $89,000,000 to $38,000,
mcceed S e n a to r
the sam e m em bers this y e a r as it S. E. Davies, $500; ami W. E. T hings a r e b r ig h te n in g up a
of tlie roud. it is recited in testi
for the hum ble
pedcstriun; ' " mony in record of the case, the
atu in-w aenutor, Rice
k there will be u su rp lu s of more 000 f o r vocational rehabilitation,' r a j
P r o fe sso r A. F. Wulthul, $85.
| id t ulorudo, also took had last term .
th a n 2,000.(8)0 gold m a rk s in the due to the decreasing necessity fo r,
much so, in fa c t thnt it now
I court points out; “ thut th e car was
Black
of
the
c
h
e
m
istry
d
e
p
a
r
t
“a" i adm inistered by
peurs th n t he a c tu a lly ha* a right I running guile rapidly, und th a t degiving vocational t r a in in g to m en
Tiie city is so confident of being wounded in the w a r ; a reduction
______
The
®mi|f "f Iowa, the m ent lust season did not r e tu r n
luce to! fe n d a n t hud am ple tim e in which
to
move
aro
u
n
d
from
pluc
teni
this y e a r us he is ticking his doc
LONDON, Dec. 2.—The House of ublo to keep up its record th n t the from $127,800,000 s e t aside a y e a r
plure over th e h ig h w a y s of Flm to huve Itis cur under control hr
■ill of iloctions to lill t o r ’s deg re e ut H a r v a r d U n ite r
nldcrmeii huve voted to use the ago f o r
possible use in bonus
iil:t. ulthough he has to foot it. fore re a c hing the plnefc w here de Commons assem bled T uesday a f t
P A R IS. Dec. 2.— A dm iral de Ma- He m ay g e t bruised up n bit by ceased wu* w alking w ith hi* buck ernoon and u nanim ously elected surplus for reducing tu x e s — this in
tii-iimcrats made a sity. His pluce hus been filled by
(C ontinued on pa g e 6 )
Dr.
V.
N.
J
a
c
k
so
n
a
g
ra
d
u
u
tc
of
tho
face
of
th
e
fa
c
t
t
h
u
t
th
e
coun
gazu.
a
c
tin
g
S
p
a
n
ish
P
re
m
ie
r,
r
e
<>n*' in the house, a
I aonte unbelieving autom obilist. hut to the defendant. As th e deceased John H e n ry W hitley as speaker,
feeding to the vacant M ercer U niversity and also of the cently sum m oned editors of S p a n
cil has a u th o riz e d nn a m bitious
if the m o to rist insists on doing a did not notice the blowing of the lie bus been sp e a k e r of House since p ro g ra m of s tr e e t ra ilw a y e x te n
‘fa* >n Maryland.
A U n iv e rsity of Chicago, w here he ish new spaper*, *aya the Lo M a complete job of tho a f f a i r hy kill c a r horn us sta te d by th e defend April 1921.
u owever, took over one received his d o c to r's degree.
t i n ’s Madrid c o rre sp o n d e n t,' and
D eterm ined r o t to lose chances sion, building of new c ity hospital
a n t. th e r e was the m ore reason."
•enul,. th a t liad l>ecn
H e w r a l s tu d e n t a s s is ta n ts have appealed to them on gro u n d o f p a ing him. tho s p ir it “o f the lute says the court, " f o r a reduction <>f in the s t r u g g le fo r seats on co n se r und of u municipal m a r k e t, and
5«crat.
been added to th e various d e p a r t triotism . to defend K ing Alfonso. d e p a rte d " m ay a t le a s t have the speed and fo r full control of the vative side of H ouse of Commons, erection of a n electric pow er plant.
over
the
W A SH IN G T O N . Dec. 2.— F e d e r
One o f the first tuxe s to he r e
m ents, some a c tin g as a s s is ta n t The editors said n o th in g in reply plcusure of hovering
c a r ns it approached tho deceased two m e m be rs a rrive d on th e scene
professors, b u t th e U niversity still except to hid DcM uguza n fo rm a l s la te 's rock piles und wuL-lt the
moved is t h a t on beer. A u g sb u rg al J u d g e Learned H a nd of th a
ut
11:30
o’clock
Monday
n
ig
h
t
pru"
I
t
is
m
a
n
ife
st
fro
m
th
e
defendreckless d riv e r "d o tim e " f o r the)
so u th e rn d istric t o f N ew Y o rk was
n e e d f moro in s tr u c to r s iu the l a r g good day.
| a n 't own te stim o n y t h a t he did lutrcd to w a it until 8 o'clock th is is one o f tho chief cities of B a v a nom inated by P re sid e n t Coolidge
act.
.
’
r
ia
,
w
h
e
re
p
o
p
u
la
r
parla
n
c
e
ha*
it
e r d e p a r tm e n ts .
m
orning
w
hen
door*
of
Hou»«
w
ere
No less a n a u th o r ity than the not exercise the enre th e law re
t h a t c hildren nro raised on b e e r to d a y to U. M. C irc u it a s j u d g t o f .
T he U n iv e rsity also needs more
S ta le S u p re m e C o u rt h a s come, quired uf him under tiie circum opened f o r *e*sion b e ginning n t in ste a d of milk. The rem oval o f Second Circuit. N om inations
CJ (*N, Dec. 2— S ea loom due to its ra p id g ro w th d u r
2:45
o'clock.
sta
n
c
e
s;
and
th
e
o
th
e
r
testim
ony
ugnin to th e defense o f the walkt h e local d u ty on beer is th e r e f o r e to se n a te f o r confirmation included
r Bef|n,M rat of Alabainn, in g th e la s t few y e a r s .and the
e r by a f f ir m in g a n o th e r lower clearly shows t h a t th e m a n n e r in
H o w a rd M. Gore of W e s t V l
c
r
y
is
a
lw
a
y
s
f
o
r
m
ore
in
stru
c
to
rs.
hi* new plan
wa* struc k and MANY D E L E G A T E S A R R I V E likely to win muny vote* f o r akicr- fo r S e c r e ta r y of A gric u ltu re , W il
• • • th
-• e deceased
•
DutUin, Dec. 2.—C u r r e n t r e p o r t co u rt ju d g m e n t o f conviction of which
m a t u t politicians.
, . #f Muscle Shoals. He T hese, how ever, necessarily m u s t
fatally,
in
ju
re
d
w
as
t
h
e
re
su
lt
of
m a n s la u g h te r w here the defend
T h e pried of ga s is t o bo reduced b u r J . C a r r o f New York a n d Jo h n
** Property to N utional a w a it th e provision o f fu n d s by th a t the Free S ta te C abinet will e d wa* c h a r g e d w ith killing a n th e d e f e n d a n t’* recklessness or
A T L A N T A , Dec. 2.— D elegation*
Von
M ac
u rrayy o f New J e r s e y ,
resign ami hand over g o v e rn m e n t
H H
aM
r m
considerably,
and w orker*' m o n th H
th
e
s
t
a
t
e
a
u
th
o
ritie
s.
front
m
any
aectiona
o
f
U
n
ite
d
Jur
so v e r p o th e r by n e g lig e n t ■driving of an fa i|u ro to eo o p e r a te th e c a r on
m
m
* ■ of
s t a• t e ; ’«
a
s
s
i
s
t
a
n
t
>V¥cr*tari*s
to
Eanton
de
Vnlara
and
hi*
nuim
ly
ticket*
on
tho
m
unicipally
ow
n
R
e
c
om
m
endations
to
th
e
s
ta
te
* 01'1'ration for proautom obile o n . a h ighw ay. The de th e pahllc h ig h w a y a a n o t to e n S ta te s and a n u m b e r o f fo re ig n
kwell Sheffield o f
Rcgen fo r explosives board of c ontrol f o r n e x t y e a r ’s porter.. in event o f , c « n » . devel cision wa* in th e c a se o f Joe Shaw, d a n g e r th e life o r lim b of those countriea o r e a r r i v i n g h a r t f o r t h a ed s t r e e t railw ay a r e t o bo offered Jamies
■hd call for conairuc- a p p r o p r ia tio n s (contem plate r e m o p m e n t s in connection w ith lri*h p la in tif f in e r r o r , va. T he State law fully on th a public road, in opening W e dne sda y o f th e quad* 30 p e r c e n t cheaper. Local ta x e s Y ork M m bgasador to Mexico a n d
.’ B a n c ro ft o f Illinois a l
Boundary commuudon* i i r id lc u lw
Edgar
lundl0' 3 A n t h e m «?n- e dying th e crow ded conditions t h a t in well informed F re e fctate d r - fro m Ja c k so n County.
violation of S ection 402$ Revised renniaT m e e tin g o f F e d e r a l Council on r e a l e*tato a n d buainerti t u r n n uibss
or to Jvphn.
' _.„
o v e r a rg also to bv lowered* _
to be united t f t f X In s tr u c to r face* in tho v a rof Churches. • _
Shaw k n e w of th* presence on G eneral S ta tu te * . '1020.
dea.
d c p a r tm e n U .
Construction Work During
Past Month Is Substantial
Gain Over November 1923
PUBLISHERS WILL
HEARDECISIONIN
Permits Are
TAXCASETODAY October
Largest in 3 Years; ;j
OPIUM PARLEY AT
GENEVA ACCEPTS
PROPOSAL OF U. S.1
German City Will
Apply Its Surplus
To Tax Reduction
S t a t e University
Faculty Remains
Almost Unchanged
Rights Of Humble Pedestrian Are
Upheld In Supreme Court Decision
Appeal In Behalf King
Made to Newspapers
Whitley Re-Elected A
Speaker of Commons tlr.‘n.ur,yw
Several Appointments
Made By Coolidge
food Presents
« Shoals Bill
Free-State O fficials
Deny Current Report
J
�T h a t T o n th S t r e e t between Pecan
ENSEMBLE SUITS
7 0
tre a te d, to a w id th of 24 feet in*
I rte a d of n w idth of 10 f e e t as nu(horized; a i l o f said widening, im
proving, g r a d in g a n d paving of
T enth S tr e e t betw een Pecan A ve
nue nnd M ulberry A venue a n d Olive
Avenue betw een T e n th S tr e e t and
R ise in Price Food
othingCauscs Uneaalless In RimkB of Organized
Workers Who Seek Better
rtg Conditions In Homes
1 S a tu rd a y 'a Sesaion
Seventeen case* were heard in
Municipal C ourt Snturdny m o rn
ing by J u d g e J. G. Sharon. Court
had been postponed from Friday
because of th e absence of .Ju d g e
Shnron from the city.
>
ir iL tN , Dec. 1.— I t in now g r n The following case* were h e a rd
conceded t h a t th e Marx- Bnd disposed: L. M organ. George
smann g ove rnm e nt has hern Burton nnd E. C. Simpson, e x
hie to do a lm o st n o thing to reduce ceeding speed limit, $3 nnd cost*,
’ a coat o f living. W h a te v e r mny each; Charles Bolen, exceeding
the cause, th e tendency of price* speed limit, $10 bond e stre a te d ;
{ artic le * of food and clothing Lillian Jo in e r nnd Charles Brown,
r is in g one.
.
disorderly conduct. $10 bonds e s
*!,This fa c t i* producing g re n t u n tr e a te d ; A ndrew Simons, posses
' i n e s a in tho rank* of organized sion of whiskey, $10 and costs;
Vera. The tr a d e union* of e v — W illiam Jordon and Joe Siplin,
polical *hode have decided th a t d istu rb in g public worship, ense
~ t fight along the lino for continued; A nna Stevenson, drunkboof wage*. They declare cnesa, $10 nnd costs; Jim H arris,
|t they do thi* with the g r e a te s t vagrancy. 10 days on county roa ds;
ftflhe, nnd only because the Rose Posev. disorderly conduct, bv
Jaed reduction of price* hns use of voice. $10 bond e s tre a te d ;
Mr*. J. B. (’abler, soliciting p a s
ft ta k e n place.
A few exam ples will Illustrate senger* cbro continued to W ed
th e industrial w o rk e r con nesday.
I). I). Jones, who was nrrested
One of th e best orgnniznth n t of the railw ay w o rk upon request of the Orlando Po
e r s .. It* member* ore divided into lice D epartm ent on a c h a rg e of
lfoui
o u r c ) |) s c s , skilled, semi-killed larceny, was ordered sent to tha t
unskilled, a n d fem ale workers. The i city to face trial.
V average hourly w ages paid are :
skilled, 1C c e n ts; semi-skilled, 13
cents; unskilled, 12 cents, and w o
men, 0 cents. Again, a skilled m e t - 1
ia! worker receives 13 cents nn hour,
and a n unskilled female w orker 7
c;f<i;rhi™s i ~ t
f e m aB
lite w o r k e r m u s t w or k over
. . | f f(I, ur ( , ,.m ,.rgcncleM . . . m e to
■
Wci^Otinn o r t h e educ at ion o f t h i - i w j„ | M. a t f , m . ndoi,- tank. h o w r v r r
I’r nhuhly hi nu
W o r k e r * chi ldr en. It is nut (II HI- 1 W(.| | r oneeived.
c u l t to p er c e i v e t h a t m a n y w o r k e r s | <, t|,,., mi nx in t h e world, i onsei|iient
« r o a bs ol ut e l y u n a b l e to m a k e b o t h , | y> , , „
.............
m „ lir- t h a t
TnC? t ’
i ,
, , .
, or gniiinztion, m a t e r i a l , e.|iiipmetiL,
'■* T b e s t r u g g l e f or iil gher w a g e s | ,
K
a n ,| m„ | „ | , / „t
will probably lie carried out first p r oj e c ts should be a s si mp l e as
in the railw ay industry.
possihli
The governm ent hopes to he able
to do s o m e t h i n g a t t h e e l ev e n t h i% n n :
• m . i ri
< m mi
hi
hour. I t e x p o r t s to r ai s e t he cm
m iiim iii
i h i m », i ........... ....
»i \ \* i r. \
bkt'go on a t least one tiiird of the i i
.i
\\ . i i .
a rtic le s of food now prevented
11 • iIm *
ui u nt»
f r o m im portation, it will rescind *1 !»• 11• t’
••I In i .............
Htiil. i • •
th o tw tric tio n H on foreign v\
I* It*..........
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chnnpc In tin* hope that t h' Tchv
Itt...
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i*i »: i <i|, »*i i *i .h \ i I*
(Money will boroim* cimicr Ii
Tin
t
..t.
* f i i. » ».
too, t h u t two na tu ra l factors will
Tn
(ill |. 11 t |t < It | fit !t I- tn
o p e ra te in its favor. One. the fact ii ihI«
•i in iin
III
I
I
I
t h a t th e potato rro p tills year is Mi it.
i.
i.i.
i
i
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I
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i
n o t of a kind tlint will main....... .
I* | i I| |l fII l.tMtllll** II. | •
poring o r long hounllng possible; I
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th e other, tha t the gruin will have
" • »%!»•• b .1• Ii «| I. I lr.Mli *‘
“'.•i Mil .1 I*........ «*l| I %lit
to be thrown upon the m arket rut It J
«• nil
N I .(.•mi in III
E
®r hurriedly, because the im.i-'i
11
H I ... Mil- 11,11 . |
Weather of the harvest weeks will 1 ......
M m u nil.nt.
i I, n ri.ctvi n
.1.iii
1 m ake it impossible to Iml.l hack
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ii n 11«...m
in- t. .
J g r a in loriK for Hpcculntivc purpoM^
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irb e rs say men will pull their
eyebrow s.
Male* might
M en1
WpiPt.— Sandusky Record.
I
S a n ita r y band cleaning
an d
preM log, Scotch Woolen Mill*. .1051
E a s t 2nd. St.
T
ILL now tho p o p u l a r e n s e m b l e
suit lias h o r n s o m e t h i n g vnrjr
e l a b o r a t e with blouso o r br oca de,
t r l mm i sl In fur, a nd ’ com b i ne d
with plain, b u t rich m a t e r i a l s ; or
exqui si t e l y e m b r o i d e r e d nnd h e a d
ed Mouse, with h a n d s o m e plain
m a t e r i a ! f or tho ilrosa d r o p and
coat.
O r olso t h e e n s e m b l e suit h a s
gono In t ho o l h u r e x t r e m e , and
found Itself worked o u t In two.sls
a n d o t h e r s p o r t s m a t e r i a ls .
But n o w cot nes s o m e t h i n g new.
an
In-between s or t of thing —
n e i t h e r too f ormal, n o r t o o Infer
mil l—t h e e n s e m b l e s u i t of plaid
a n d plain ma l e r l a l
One of t h e s e t h i n g s Is shown In
t h e s k e t c h above. Tito f rock has n
body of plaid, with a b or d er top
a n d bottom, and a pane l d own t he
c e n t e r of plain goods
This same
plain goods f a s hi on s t h e cloak, a nd
t h e plaid Idea Is c a r r i e d out In t he
Qp«**traight to lhal
candy-hung*! *goL
i Ionic by n b roa d s t r ip nt (ho b o t
t om of t h e lining T hi s s t r ip s h o w s
w he n tho co at Is o pe ne d even tho
s l i g h t o s t bit. when wal ki ng, or
when worn loosely a nd u n f a s t e n e d
nt th» r e s t a u r a n t or o t h e r pl a ce s
for Indoor public g a t h er i n g s.
Child h a s been a h ar d t h i ng to
m a n a g e . Ko of ten a f roc k wholly
of plaid In too lunch of a good
t hi ng
And If t he frock In a plaid
and plain cout hlir ttion. It so o f t e n
d o e s n ’t " g o " wlUi a n y t h i n g elno.
But w he n s n r h a frock Is c o m p l e
m e n t e d by a m a t c h i n g r o a t the
r e s u l t Is ver y nal lsf yl ng a n d b a r
nionloUM.
Over-plnlds, In t he wood s h a d e s ,
or In tho gr ays, c o m b i n e d with
beige-colored plain cloth nnd b e a
ver fur. or Idack cloth a n d s e al or
s qu i r r e l fur. a r e very s m a r t Col or
ful Scot c h plaids combi ned with
d e e p g r e e n s or rc-ds. m a t c h i n g n
s h a d e In t h e plaid Itself, a r e mos t
attractive.
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residences and improved business
properly in Sanloid. I'ltese loans can be made
in ;im. units of $ 1,(UMi.iHi to $ 1()(),()()().0() for'a term
:,l •! years, a \t ai’s, or 10 years.
N o D e la y s - —
Q u ic k S e r v ic e
h 'o u r a d j o i n i n g lo ts, o p p o s ite K e n t B u ild in g
ON
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A Chanco To Double Your Money
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W. V. Wheeler
110 E. Second Street.
Phone .'J.’IH-W.
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-Meriwether Bldg.
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TRANSPORTATION
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Radio Sets ant
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Applianc
$300,000
Business Block
MERCHANTS & MINERS
9
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Woolen Mill- suits ti
individual measure
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T o r s p a ce a n d i n j v r m a t l o n a d d e r s t
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As the City Contmiisi-J
o f San ford, 1’loriZj
A tte s t:
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L- R. PHILIPS
City Clerk.
Publish Dec. 1st.
Simmons Siberia
R efrigerators
at
Rail Hardware Co.
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pin t p h ot o g r a p h s well nnd is viirj
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this t o r t u r e Is t h e frock In which < I tip i m p r o v e m e n t a f " i o.-au! hull
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she i- p h o t o g r a p h , d shove. Thi s
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newest shor t lengill s k i r t ; It I* . b u t t i n g a n d frui i 'i ii g upon t ha t , v i m - i ! I
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out
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ja cm ill black felt cloche, t r i m m e d t o i'1. “ ■ m i p i n X •ll » x t in u ulcnio"
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side
Tim hat Hint Miss L ogan wea r s 1C, f •t 1 • .1 XX id •ll < 21 fee I . a n d
IIAZ-VAIt \ N D SUIM’KIt
with Iter plaid nnd plnln outfit Is ill'll
I i n - d a y Mterniinn and N ight
h' t i.'i l " t '
lit,. 1 1: i ri*! - ;ul| om
shown above II Is a d a p t e d from a
WOMAN’S ( l . l ’H ROOMS
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s c u iia n L ir.a rn is fliD n jx a n .
crown which Is to lie seen ho much *1M 1
t he i nitiing yiuir. wo uro told.
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The sum of $.'1011,(100 j. available
4ft1*1 *»»!••. It It. +\\
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fo r loans on improved real e s ta te ■
in!. -I . .1
•I * r i ;i i it I
in 'S a n f o r d , according to infoim a
1 t.
Hl.i •»
tion k Ivpii l»y .! H .lark*")! «»f thiv *
• Mill
r lty who represents th re e firm s ~
‘ I ill"
which have furnished this iiiuucv
T
to lend to local p r o p e ttt ow nris
« Lsians will lie made on residetu
es, business idoeks and uny kind
of.Im proved properties. Mr. Jack _
soastated. The Je ffe rso n Ktunilard
.
Insurance Company of Croons
boro, N. O., th e Ca1vwt MorlgueiColnpsny of Tiultiniore and tinMortgugc ami Secutilies Compani
of New Orleuin. the three corpora
tion* which Mr. Juckson repre
Sent*, a re rcsily to make loans in
a n y a m o u n ts front $l,oo(t to $|iiu.
000 in periods from three to III
y e a rs, he f u r th e r said
A ction of tlie three firms to
m a ke thi* money nvailabiu foi use
here, come*
a* an indication of
th o lr fa ith in Sanford, lie raid lb
lief thut Sanford will have n pop
ulatlon of 30.0IKI bv 1*».*«», Was ex
by Mi. Jlii'kHon, who fui 1
th e r stated there i* eve! y imbca
flon t-llUt the city will have a tie
menduu* grow th during the i e i t
five years.
i-O & A N
T y / 1L L , f ROCK. »Tl< i n M E D
PLAID &
• t l«|
* m ........ Hit at*
$300,000 Is Ready To •I........
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Be Loaned on Sanford
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N ' I .u • ► I.i
>Iinproved Real Kstale w
II
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JA C p i/E L lN £
ENSEM T3LE
and
lion n m e j' i-. v.... ............... — — •
covering the contem plated Im p ro v e in compliance w ith th e com pleted
m ent, such special n kscssm cnta
iilans, spe ci f ic at i ons, prefilo!. nI?5?
e stim a te s th e re fo re , now on file tn shall be determ ined nnd p r o r a te d
the office of the City M a n a g e r of according to the foot f r o n t a g e of
the City of S a nford, Florida, which [ th e respective p ro p e rtie s b c n e flttc d
uniil plans, specifications, profiles by said im provement,
and e stim a te s have been h e r e to -1 jjjt JT F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D ,
fore approved by the City < ommistju . y nx A sse sso r a n d t h c [
sion ami ‘ o n stltu tc the plans n n ,i; ( ,.
C ,crk „ f thp C lty <)f SanfSTS,
1 .nAoi/SnAtintiii
*
specifications fftr
for *m<l
snid wid en in g, FlerTdn,
in accordance w ith th e
im proving nnd paving of Tenth
provisions of Sections 101 nnd 102
S tr e e t between Pecan Avenue nnd
of the C h a r te r of th e C ity o f SnnI M ulberry
Avenue
nnd
Olive
ford, Florida, shnll proceed w ith\vei.ue
Tenth S tre e t and. out delnv to m ake n special nsaess.iv
o u u i between
i
r* ddsbofo
I-I-. I.- mo S
CtaAol
I r . >ni a«• X
Vl<lt ll Hi
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G
tr e e t from
xv
men* roll, a sse ssin g th e special
16 feet to a w idth of 2-1 feet, nnd
benefits to lie received ns th e r e
this Commission hereby declares
sult of the im p ro v e m e n t contc m the necessity fo r the widening and
1 plated a g a in s t ail lots und InndH
paving of snid pcrticui of T enth
adjoining ;irrd c o ntiguous o r b o u n d
Sire -t nnd Olive Avenue, as aforcing and a b u ttin g upon such im
, aid, ns a necessary public itnprovement, and upon th e co m p le -l
t ovement.
1 tion of said nasessm ent rcdl to j
in: IT F U R T H E R R E SO L V E D , causi a copy th e re o f to he p u b lish
thut a total ix r p c n d itu r e not ex ed txxo titties consecutively, once
i ‘c d m g Twtdve T housand I' i'c , - i b week, in a nexvspaper publishH undred nnd Fifty Seven 1*12- cd m Sa n fo id . I'inridn, a t t a c h i n g
a .,,t.s s m r n t ro j| K„
Y',7 it") Dollar * i- hereby a u t h o r , , (( h.|( ,
tred to cover the cost of widening pi'blii.ln-d n notje - directed to n't
the pnvemetd on T enth S tre e t !>• p ro p e rty ow ner- in te re ste d in »nid
l .vcen I’eenti A venue and Mulberry special iissc tnctds. s ta tin g in a t .
i Avonue and Olive Avenue lietw rrn tn r d a n c c xxitb i In provisions •».*
Tcliil, S tic c t and Gidd-lsiro S treet th e C h a r te r o. th e t'ity of Sn •
i (torn a width of I" foct l< ,*i xviclth fil'd, c'ioiiibi. a c'-’fini:i tim e mid
, f 'Jt feet, whicli -aid s'tm of pirn
v bcl c i oni'il'i i 'll - will
be
Twelve T bou-a nd Five Mutidiiil in* iid Pm. r i i c n - •' • *inc'.i! n-.-it'd M fty Seven t ? 11!T .?.•*<> i Dol.nr: *i - *m it toll xx .1 Ii,
o, il'x
,,nl- tile to,ui e stim a te d ioM of said tirnp'd liy tlie t 'ilx t'inn i i i ti
im p r o v e m e n t; that tin e n tire cost
it I ing ,'i an M*iunlts.i r»zr ll.iai.l.
cvnta.
r
•even h o u r s f o r t h e s a m e pr iviiege. I ,, ,e (miu.,1 s t a t e s , we shall h ave
TTlCSe f i gure s do not t a k e into nr- „ ,
v i r t u a l l y o u r e n t i l e force
count r e n t , hjrht, n e a t, c l ot hi ng, | u f | c.r t he ilecliirntion of wa r . which
.». wwv o'2*
j feet instead r f 16 fe e t shall be done
WEEKS STRESSES
IMPORTANCE OK
ASSISTING ARMY
(Continued from page 1)
' To b r in g these wages into reluI fl",tJon w ith the cost of living, a few J" , 3 ’»°" ,‘n'1 f r " |" ’ ^ • I K '
> typical pric e , may bo mentioned; <><> . Secretary Weeks said:
b u tte r, 65 cents n pound; eggs, 5 I,
,,'y,.,rt "Ince I iJO has
Cent* each; bread, 12* cents a !
!" '‘PD'V the principles and
loaf; su g a r. » cents a pound; Ircef, • pr«m*ii.n* of the national defense
33 cents a pound; flour. 7 cents a I *,ct
su, hl "
th,,t w''
<DOUtld
j have more than a mere paper arm y,
' *a. , ’ „
.. .
, ,,, ,
,,
m o r e than the im aginary orguniaTbia m eans th a t a skilled railw ay tion* it| miii which tile U nite.I S ta te s
!;
worlcor m u st work for four hours, lias alw ays previously depenileil for
'
o r a lm o s t half a work day, to be its security should m ajor ctnerablo. (o
. ipurchase
, a -pound
. of .b u tte r. geneles arise.
Olive A venue betw een Tenth Street
and Goldsboro S tr e e t shnll be pav
ed w ith n 0 inch rock base, surfnee
(Continued from P a g e 1)
b a tte r y , tr a n s f e r r e d to co u n ty ;
Charles Vdurick. reckless driving
while drunk, $100 And co*t*; Don
ald Darling,
violating
p a rk in g
laws, fined $3.
j*
AVcnuc n n d M ulberry Avenue and
o w n e r .i _
T e n th « t y
bounding
nnd ^
S tre e t betw een P e c a n A v e n u e a n d
improvement
a . fol,
Mulberry Avenue nnd Olive A ve nue
full
within
thirty
between T e n th S tr e e t a n d Goldsboro
S tre e t, will be b e n e f i t e d b y tHe assessm ents shall
im provem ent provided f o r by th is approved and o n t o ,
resolution, and t h a t tho special « i u n l annual liutalU
assessm ents to be m ade a n d e n t e r te r e s t a t the rate of,
ed ngalnst ull lots nnd la n d s a d p e r annum upon a]j
joining nnd contiguous o r bound m o m s from and n f t ^
ing nnd a b u ttin g upon su c h c o n special asscs*mentJ
tem plated im provem ent sh a ll be s ta n d finally e q ^
made upon a foot f r o n t a g e b a sis; a n d confirmed, and
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3KSDAY,'DF.CKM BEU 2, 1924
ILK T H O U G H T FO R TODAY
ONLY WAY-—I am the
>tr u th , iuuI the life. Jo h n
•THE BA N K OLD CORNER
w y w " C h n n g r d t h e old t ow n
A t i t p A hit
b J h a v e licoti a w a y ;
y ’lro m a d e n ci ty o u t of it,
I t ' a g row ing every fl«y»
I’m r a th e r glad 1 came,
I r V one thing th a t i“ still the
.HUs-*atune;
lie'c o rn e r of n certain str e r t,
lie corner w here we used to meet.
g'P T fie J'v e huilt lie u building* all
•» ■A**tiround,
T h e y ’ve paved it with cement;
V lo t of changes I hnve. found
lUi every step 1 went.
Jjiety# the place, th r vrry tp o t
J d to stand on, like ns not,
■I used to slnud mid hum n song,
A nd w ait until she m in e along.
&*>/i
My 3tr/a t w as jus! a little street,
V • And hers nn avenue;
A i t 'K e f e they are, and here they
’ m eet
T he way they used to do.
H e r atre e l w as really ra th e r wide
A n d > l | o f house* full of pride,
y d slie never see n io«I to mi lid
; TIUU mine w as quite an o th e r kind.
iz illg .
As Brisbane1''Secs
!
li li n t I," pusill.iiiimity,
t v mo-t of it.
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Indian city 20JO yea.iV
be’ they ra n sell the
p a rk in g spnec.
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model.
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j »4"1nil, iii* y m u 111ii dr y nt I'kitim* 4** imcW iiijuin 11 \
iinul will 1>k I hy t h e Wifi'i I !>
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into in whirl) the b a tte r bu* no
t r i u | i s y mu i ifinjkt ) *ur min. j j k » jiuttDi^r 11 umrluun'i* u|n«n it tn t ho*e tlmt h i t h*iu tu nuU%4‘ mill I**|U|f I Hiltifl.il* Nuu \ i k
Tfeu1 h i I he test ,.f l p,
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‘chance. Thin d r d n r ution i> tn be ab o u t it.
(••nn* femck t<« you.
luim in lln** M<nk (.mini, l i e cun uficial d a y l ig h t
however, g o s r i p a bout in
, , g h t people
rted 1*001 « group of writer*
The dollar sent out of town i»
.''pending it uuay from home m tell t h e m nl'.> h..w million* cun loilccgatiarily ti ' t ’ i. i. .!, >,nre it de
ll ul tmt . 'l c Mo; I, I a Pan
dea rn b g the *rre«t American J gone forever.
'imply bidding goodbye to it, nnd lost irt Wall Mi , , !, if he chooses a a n d # u cor resi nuulicg cont rol urn!
»Uie in t;Tmy of cricket.
The did hi r spent nt home rein,m i' i t ' f u rth e r U»eftilrie*a to you.
One w a y i- t.. tight the lug f, I a d j u * t m e t i t o! temp, tlavite.
To
11 peun- t Imik tin
nnd work* for you.
Vour Imme purelm*® is lietter.
low*.
E l e c t r o c u l t u r e i- !, ,■ front thi* millet,inn, wilt begin when A m e n
N o w t h a t Wl il nr d Murk, noted
ll r i r c u l n t e s nt home glitter m
You cun set unit m e a s u r e its
I l im i t a ti o n , atnee it I- Uht’d only 1
is itm K t-( hnanrt.’ il — Jcr>t*v
*yw r i g h t nnd (tutor, ha» »worn civic improvuiiteiita, luxe*, bet lei value bef or e you p a r t witli y o u r
L A W S O N i s A lim'd f i ght e r; he d u r i n g
the
nor mal
period
of Ci ty J e i - v | , , Mr„ a |
J
I t d r i n k i n g whiskey a i u r es ul t achoolu. rhurctiem or gue» lnu> m m e inom-y.
h « a told some useful t r u t h * t h a t ' g r o w t h . T h e Br iti sh Micutist * in___
I - beruonriK pur ti ul l y tdind, u inure ha ruling fo r your next need*. | buying nt u distance you a r c b i g ■trickst er* did not like.
Hi* , s t a l l e d e q u i p m e n t „ v , , „ (iva-ucre
Tin re i m . i„t , o( |wu
,
1 r x an tp l u Itai liven aet f or o t h e r
Y’u u r n e i g h b o r tuke* b u t t e r earn b u y in g n "cut in u bag,
“ F r e n z i e d F m a r i t , " w r i t i n g s jirob field. A n i nc r e a se „f 1 1s per cent, n ev e r ma ke hit U m u s e they ar e
97 v" hi,add* t o m a k e a n excel- o f y o u r need* a n d wunl* t h a n docs
Thu m e r c h a n d i s e m a y not be *ul- u bl y sa ve d m a n y innocent* f r o m ! in t h e y i e ld of bailey u n d e r t h e i »» a f r a i d ,,f mis sing s, .methour
I t n r v r y c a r ’a -resolution. *
t he n t r a n g c r , w h o bus no i nt e r es t isfuetory.
b a n k r u p t c y , ultlmugli t h ey did not ' e l e c t ri r a l s p r a y hn> been r ecorded, Illinois S t ul e I’ournul
our nnl
-o
in you, f u r t h e r t h a n to get y o u r
Oft en it i* not.
save Law-mill himself. T h oa e tliul a n d similar r e s u l t s ;.rc expe ct ed
I T h e W orida nu m b e r o f tbo Amer- dol l a r s.
I ben it i sn’t u r u s e of g o i n g to like n f i gh t e r would ike to see f r o m f o r t h c o m i n g d emnns t r ut i onu.
T h e next plat f or m of the WoMntorict,
published
thi*
Y o u r m e r c h a n t - n e i g h b o r ’s f u t u r e your homo nt e r e hunl , who w a n t s Lawson come buck.
N i n e 2 5 -foot pole* wer e set m an * p ar t y m a y c o n t a i n a plank
H, is a big boost for th s "Sun- d e p e n d s upon h ol di ng y o u r confl it, hold y o u r confidence, und
to
a r o u n d a n d acr os* a five a c re field. demanding mule manicurists in the i
I S t a t e . ” Its s i x t y t h o u s a n d dence.
ma ke k «mk| e v e r y t h i n g he sells you.
H U T B E F O R E you bet on .lilt- and ‘frtftu cf osaurni *
feet above
a rb e r shops.— Cincinnati Tinu-* ’ |
_
Will p r o b a b l y Include a
H e's a l wa y s here tu m a k e misY„u a r e t h e n d ea l i ng wi t h a n advi ce, r eud Uu, o pe n i n g s e n t e n c e i t h e g round, 2 4 0 0 feet of *ilicium- bSUif,
[ l num ber o f pe o p l e w h o will ta k e s good.
outsi der who h a s nu i n t e r e s t in o f Dr. J ohns on' * “ U a i s e l a s , ” p u t- b ru n xc w ire w a s s t r u n g and I nt er vlalt th e a fa te fo r t h e Unit
W hen you s|iend y o u r m o n e y , you.
tin g th e n a m e of luxwson in pl a c e uf laced to fo rm u me ta l n e t wo r k .
T h e world ia g o i n g bone dr y; is
w in te r. Hanford h a s a w ith th e h o m e m e rc h a n ts you h e l p
He has had your mone y, and is "R aacclas, P r i nc e o f Abyssfna.”
EI**tri<*I c u r r e n t sent t h r o u g h t h i s t h e prediction. J u s t p ic t u r e t he t
ent -which h a s t h e m , you a ss is t in f o s te r in g h o m e , thruugh.
M any a little lumb, ,|f j t h a d n I ne tw ork o f w ire pr oduces a l e a k a g e
Industries.
t Consider these things and we Be- c ru m b o f sense, would keep a w a y , of electrical e nergy into the s u r m o d e rn Noah, filli ng his a r k with j
t w o bot t l es of ea ch f a m o u s b ra nd
They in tu r n he lp to build u p lieve yoo will nut mail th a t order J
r o u n d i n g atm osphere, and it Is th is — Lincoln S t ar .
1
Special Bargaii
F ifteen acres /n o d celery luijdj
Dixie H i/luvay, close in. Kan eit
\)0 used for farm or sub-divisionj
FRICK $7000.01).
EASY TBI
E. F. LANE
REALTOR
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lo 1 leal' v a i m
to prav .
Thonnif Lie* son one,' ilo
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p e r k in g " • 1 U nit Niieet w<ib omII *
lolls, ut bo coininniid nnd win, »-
Tills. .
I
They rlnini u I : eneh«
Phillipe, originated ja a "
the m an win, star ted
puzzles must have eictd
_
make
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T hanW lJ!
show a great mam ,*\
g a t h e r e d Just a fcw
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Ill>11!■I enlighten ‘- nine dull Ameri- j
w lirii h e w r o t e h i s i m m o r t a l p o i n t
I
Ing tnpncy divortin
HOW DO
They do if
Persons setting out trees for ornamenlal jiurposes will .
t„ the real <Imraeter >f
do well lo ask the advice of a reliable Imrlicullurist. Often in, i. engce and giv, the denib blow,
ma n jti I*', 11 * J1IJ1 'I up t In' st*n king Imug in uu
.1- iU
a small tree with limbs brandling near llie ground is selected . if il liaa led been alondv given, ’
xu. nts a f e d " ,1 " i v a i g III r a y i d - u t flic u p , 11 lire
, ,
. ph , ' < “ iilil l.i* flint a < Imiiiuw
the planter imagining that as the tree grows I he branch o. a,i\
benu f-r for,mg tbi.* **’
lav. 1
pjpflf T
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Mi gi cii'iiigb f"i 'il- pri -ag, ' way
will be csrricd upwards tmd provide I he desired shape. ojr.tf v ini,, that <ilglll’
S i i ' i d i i ' g t " lion ‘ M On ■ i n , , - - bv would w a n I up 11
,i,a
I Yes, here our street together ran,
This
won’t
happen
ttl
all.
And
there
are
a
number
of
other
a l l . , o, t , ; u l i , liildi, o 1 I
1 cl ., furrai-g, a n d ll.ii)
V . T oge the r run our lives;
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and
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N e i t h e r a i r nil
\ n d men muy alter, men nmy plan, interesting things for the novice lo find out about the
til iid'H m I -cutiiiicidalisl teii, ti 1 ■ 10 plant a t l . i In xl
JB ut still the spot survives,
i i ut
c l ec tt i c
heiitelprobable growth of the tree he selects.
w.iil'l b . i \ f tin
1 •111111 oulor 11
pi . pel
aim l"l hm ends
Were
fo r men may m ine and re-on \ ey
Vein
Kor
instance,
the
average
person
doesn't
know
I
hat
a
I 'iigiii' nf ^rbi'iioitg, M'ltl«b Tint I..n
T=t*Uo the very stre e t i i w j j ,
11>'in a 11 seen
I" f ' l g i t i’,‘ • • if,liildi in tlie oil of t h e lirst
Tin
ed lor a iellx
B u t they will have, till life <'e- tree expands in gu th with I he seasons, hut greater height III,if u ,.:iM line 1111 r i"Hill I V tn miik*’ t fetal
j
, tf jf *1 1ifil k , f 11,i pi •I lit i . I'tlglll t','
Up
is obtained only by tn w growth al the top A scar on a tin io•»i 1\ * s ut,<1 D m ia ■‘Hi i'i “ii'liH wu
pnrtr,
,*■ r feit'ir •nu) be 11 •*' - 1n ■ltu.1 t a i l
T h e some old eorner in our heart f . tree caused by a barbed wire culling Ibe trunk three feet 1 • UP * 7
i •*r11ini' i'ii L> 1a K• 1It* !'»• l i i III, 1 « Mill!
r«Mt'l. i
Douglas MnHoc'li.
' ’ ! , vv|lif ft mar. h« f • m • ............. 1Isi ’!»
I Im \ (In 1 1Im f Mill •• AyIt*' , titir j l a
fn n> the ground when tb< trie was ten year old will still be
i• a Mi- ; a
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1•* Pr .;i« •4 •'
.*1
.a f »■ tin t. Jti’ll
\A 'll 1
fi ' 1 Mi ' »1• 1
if II ia 1''7 ■n.ieel ill old
It'll, , v
T h in g s you never see moth hull three feet Irani the earth when the tree is thirty-five .tf f . • ■t l' 14 ,. pi (Ml r > jn flit »•• i * A\
years old. A surveyor's bl:i/i truck shoiildet high a hiindre »J fIf * •I* -il"V li t 1I'Uf 1I- i i* ifci I eT i
■I t'ti r et .••(it
I ■ j:, t 11 111 the
i i ;1■ a mum
B£-- •d v c rtlse m e n ls.
h it \A • -!!ii
I
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< ' Ilf vv • llll v n i l . el a I II, w ill
years ago wilt stdl be shouldet-high, if the■ tree
1 ree still
si ill stand
stands, I « V* 1alxi’ii tb, n. it, a. I, . 1* a iii? * '
i
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1 ..II.' , kY11j .Is. tlmt • " 1•'PH' .1- be
.1
Id' 1
1• S u n ' a
W hy not rail Senalorn l.aFid
Iheir sweet heart ■ f .11.111) i*Pi f " I Mil, . 1
1l til
v\ 1 al V\ --i
- 'la tte , Brnoklinrt, l.ndd and Fra
'■H'fe"* ' 1In < 1a ,
1 fell!t im - "f i,l,"i1V 1 lit t*i Im’ li*
names , n the trunk ol the oak at tlie < pu me ground 1 an * U) 14| fei I* i i .1" , < i,i Milk
Mi .1 i' , . ” |» Mt » i ,i
lit;
t i e r the Four H orsem en?
It ,1
1 •III V
i 1 I'I,’ !
. ' '1 fill 14j, ,, - t "i 1, ,i. ", t fell’ r-, "L 11"tig . 1 1
go bai l, and Imd tin in (lu te j 11- 1 its high a,->
■It' b o y - liJtlld
1H *
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Hi
O u r ofTiee hoy says the ties!
If •ti,"' i 1 Ml 1 1i,l v 1 I.... .. I '■■t in t he
fe n | in t * \ 1 1 1 \ t <Ii; ti fi ■• 111 UP *1
arved llie beloved lelleis
Aad Itovs of loday who can
1 . ' i valt n i ' ’
W
- fe llll If J'll'l
1 > a n d al l
hi*
..
f »\
at ,1 • . I ' , . , ,. til <1
>to 'keep u slid til'l"' bp ,H
|,aV(. plated a mark lor
i r all
.all Ithe
l i e yyears
e a r s of
i
IH’l t n i ’ -ilt* fe r* 11 • ini', . ‘ a' i 1 i n inn I"" for
grow a imetniln .
1
la\« * n. tl* " 1" 1 i".l li* 1 aft t fel:«f f I’l'i.’ili . ' V l
that tree’s li I<*. jijsi as high from the ground as the l>|< m t he > (•llll 1, U 1r H i ' ♦iff Mil 1 • M t !i p M.
t fi Pm| f t DM , ' ll> , pffUi , ...It' ' k ' t 'g.
I h a ■ ha -n 't v
'
Some of i!ie,e Itepiibliemi niotb odi stands today
Mi ' ll ! , tt 1- tl ,
day - . s o hi 1
i . ,1* r it iti •t L. .1 . itii.«! fei* . t‘ •**’ PlH* p* a • » *» II Hull A” i’ Hta . INI
*M tli ui i'i, i
t k Mt t ' 1!*fi" 11 IV
I !> h "i 11 i n t
fro will be sipginu, 'I didn 1 111—' ,
Tree-slnt \ 1 - inteiis, I\ interesting
ltn\s and girls 1). Infjft i' iii,
• i *M• ii f i t . n I hat f n :
c
.:f
! 11 --1-, | • a
i I.,' , I'll p. 'h II. I Id,
ti ia . .
>. Wy bo> to be
I...... dark
|
(,.,v,. .............. j, .„l(| s h,ltl|,| |„. t:tugh'l lo feel t In L.i v i i tiff "II, ,1 1fa mi \ , a4>i'l ‘ till u1*fiat
*;* i
t , ' ), i . i p• • *
"IIi •i • ’!» 1 -1 *. 4 .....1 1 i. i 1f ••t it
t., 1,
J t ’ii love that enuiH'M 11 man 1 n e a r - r e v e r e i a u - lo t I r e e - h l e I h a t . l " \ , i h i l m e i m u s t h a v e t i l t
w ilo. t .a .1,1 ,1 * a a 1a 1 1,1 uti
with 11 t o ; but It* devotion Hint
.go0 wit
. m a k e s hifi
b i n w.oil In 1 for 1u1 wift
w i‘
eJ;'jjMlkea
A s u r g e o n irf t h t
;r-< y-
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Sanford has m me beautiful show windows.
Some
u gimi7.nlton should write a thank-you letter to Ihc ntcrchants who are adding so much to the good appearance of)
' n
* ' ,s '
*' ‘
,,
dan—llml in the i.^vntinu matter
their city.
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r .ni' .aml lias given a ileal n Mow to .
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11lie I ••ague ,-f Nation
"That'<* a s ' ---- '
Much lu I A*ai n About 1rocs
DAN DO)
THE EIGHTH WONDEROFTHEWORLD---------------—
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It would be Interesting to know to what extent appre
L ittle Countries, S ta n d Hack
Enough fo r On* C e n t u r y . . h
ciation is felt for well-kept store windows. The store, oT
Cnolldge Liver, in T h is E ra .
course, that has attractive displays In its windows is n
Ilc r A frican Blood.
progressive store in-other ways as well. The wore fact
BY ARTHUR. B R IS B A N B
th at its proprietor takes pride in the appearance of the
M ' e p r r l a h l 1I M )
show-windows and shows taste in their arrangement is
sufficient to indicate that inside the store there ffl pride
EGYPT
PR O T E S T S to the
In the quality of the goods on sale, and taste in their
Legguc of .N ations a g a in s t E n
selection.
g la n d ’s stand in the recent Stock
, But how much appreciation does the ibuying public killing, opdering E g y p tia n s to pay
EXPRESS for the pretty windows? How often does the $2,500,000 nnd g e t out of the Sudan
regular customer take tirtio to praise the good looks of a without any hearing.-?.-,
window or n store? How much does the regular customer The League of N a tions “ loya
"take for granted", when he should he seeing something aside” E g y p t’s protest. Soino n a
extraordinnry in* the improvement of his regular shopping tion in the League, a little one,
route?
'
*
r.ympnthixing with E g y p t. MIGHT
Occasionally one sees dusty, shabby store-windows, demand n hearing for th e E g y p heaped up with an accumulation of .stuff that many suns i lati*.
hnve faded nnd the grime of many days huve marred. Week ""j£t lllBt woull| (|i„pi(.n(l(, Eng
irt and week out the same old things may be viewed through jlj|n(, nni) h(.r cmplrc
p„WPrful.
the dirty window glass. And even the stranger knows that | Nn ll|t|(1 nMi()n xvin pei,p League,
inside the store will he found shop-worn, mit-of-datc golds, i r Mi |>(>tlKIJCi
a* «f yore,
and slovenly service.
„ , ih h,c big nniion.
Tlie dirty window and its bodge podge display d etra cts,
-------not only from the attractiveness o f the store to which it j H P I ’OSK W E W E R E in the
belongs, hut it detracts from the good appearance of the Leu; u* ami some <>f our *w«ot senstreet it looks out upon. It, and usually its owner, is a | tim< m alm is, loo old to go to w ar,
detriment to the town in which it is found. And, som ehow , ^r'firn : mL**I Uniteil s ta te * infccrventhe average citizen is not slow in expressing his censure o f | ,i,,n in M’ypt * interest. How cat-|
such a window.
,lv " '
hnw Kuro»'v on "uri
But ns far the other way, does the well-kept show win- j*inm]s_
. j
dow benefit a street and «n town. Every morning when
wi: not O U R brother*’ ,
the up-to-date merchant dresses his windows, making them : ^,.,,,,,.,-7 su re ly . but we a re o u r!
beautiful or unique, the day’s business is improved for all 1a m i ; i :N'AN bi.-ibcr*’ keeper; the j
his neighbors. Regardless o f how careless the average (,M(ltir,„. i),„ tiin e prove* th a t. We j
citizen is about expressing his appreciation, lie notes the ;in. not the keeper <>f ou r Kgyp. |
attractiveness of the well-kept store window, and builds, i,,,,,. Senegiimbiiin or Sudanese!
more or less unconsciously, a concept of that up-to-date i,r. 1i,,.r . ami don't intern! to h a v e ,
merchant as a fellow-citizen worth knowing — and patron- that 1 1 o th e r tinmi »i*he,i upon u*. 'j
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I, St the rostoffice
rid*, under Act «*
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v
Write Them A “Thank
You”
Letter
■-
to*>• ir
Gossip
Mow annoying it is to hear about0'oUI‘ °'jrDl
lairs in a round-ahout-wny. One of tl11-’
rigid rult s of this hank is thut ull busincs*
its fustoniers .shall be held in strict confix
our business with this Bank ia held iiiwoW®
we wouldn't hesitate to discharge any
found violating tliis rule.
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A COMMUNITY BUILDER
I P. POSTER, President
a F. WHITNER*
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�Rollins Collet
tr e a l
Radio Program
Be
m for Dee. 2.
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- - tla n ta J o u r n a l (429 ) 8*0
O sin g in g convention, colored jubilee
s in g e r s : 10:46 Radlowls.
W IN T E R PARK. Fla., Dec. 2.—
W E E I — Boston (303) C Big
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Rollips College will be re p re se n te d B r o th e r club; 0:30 m usical; 7 ao[ m ln K B a s e E q u i p p e d a t th e T w enty-Sixth annual meet-! Pr a n ° F £ 3 0 p ro g ra m ; 8 p r o g r a m
»#••• I I a j i t t t
lliurijlsl.
1 Winter F l y i n g F a c l l i - ing of the Association of Colleges r °w
oM r l ? . ? m u ?fc5!; W G N — Chicago (3 7 0 ) 0 o r g a n ;
nLfladinJT. S t o v e s , S J * nnd Secondary of th e S o u th e rn Oj30 concert; 8 concert; 8 : 3 0 c la s
'
t i g h t s , a n d S u i t s S ta te s by Pre sid e n t W eir w ho will sic a l: 10 orchestras.
W M A Q —Chicago N ew s (447.5)
leave Monday fo r M emphis w here
p fc. 1.—An unprece- th e m eeting will be held. ' H e will 6 o rg a n ; 6:30 o rc h e stra ; 8 book r e
S i n j c n c y for th e U nited be accompanied by S u p t S exton view; 8:20 concert.
W E B H —Chicago (370) 7 o r
U n m e n t . th a t of o p e ra t- Johnson of Orlando, who la a m e m
b e r of one o f the im p o r ta n t com chestra, soloists; 9 t h e a te r ; 11 ortr»n»contint‘n^a * *ir mni* m ittees of th e Association, nnd by chestro, songs, pianist.
! throughout th e
w in te r P re sid e n t M urphrce of th e U ni
KYW— Chicago (53G) 6.35 s to r y ;
wil] ^ met satisfa c to rily v e rsity of Florida, w ho is a m e m 7 concert; 7:30 sta g e re v ie w ; 8
musical; 8:20 speeches; 8:50 m usi
jjetdy completed plana of b e r of the Commission on I n s titu cal10 o rchestra.
-flntnt are carried out, ac- tions of H ig h e r Education.
7 WLS— Chicago (345) 6:30 o r
P re sid e n t W e ir will nttend the g a n ; 7-10:30 e n te rta in e rs , soloists,
l0 C«rl F. E gge, general
^dcnt of the a ir mail Bcr- m e e tin g in s u p p o rt of the applica orc he stra , f a r m p r o g r a m ; 11 glee
tion of Rollins College for m em c!ub; 12 review , o rg a n o rc h e stra ,
bership in the Association, which
W LW — Cincinnati (423) 10-12
nt his h e a d q u a rte rs , wns filed fo u r Venrs ngo. Before
W J A X — Cleveland Now's (390)
announced th a t th e cress- leaving the cam pus P resident Weir 6:30 bedtim e; 7 e n te rta in m e n t.
3 flying service will go on sta te d t h a t according to his interW F A A — Dnllns
News
(476)
ichfdule, ham pered only p ro ta tio n s of the requirem ents of 18:30-9:30 Cullom sisters, banjo
if *t nil, by snow sto rm s th e A ssociation Rollins C ollege' q u i n t e t ; 11-12 organ, Palace theam ore th a n fulfills the regulations. ter.
pidi.
W W J — D etroit News (517) 7:30
r t jr mall flying bnsc and The income producing endowment
landing station ha s been ha s gone considerably over the p ro g ra m .
K N X — Hollywood (337)
8:30
f U h winter fly in g faclll- half million dollar m a rk and new
ionke>' suits” for pilots, equipm ent lias been added tu the music; 10 dance.
W H B — Knnsu* City (411) 8-10
. hf»t w ater and gasoline, lib ra ry and laboratories so th a t
- 0f beacon lights, and the general assets of Hollins com musical p rogram .
W D A F — K ansas City S t a r (411)
L attached to th e landing p are very favorably with the best
V*.w heavy snowfall pre- institutions of h ig h e r le a rn in g in 6-7 sto ry lady, ensemble; 11:45-1
N lghthaw ks.
the South.
* out of wheels,
K H J — Los A ngeles T imes (305)
aonkey suit.” Mr. E g g e ex8:30
children; 10 fe a tu r e s ; 12 o r
been adopted a f t e r exchestra.
MPerimenting w ith v a rio u s
WHAN— Louisville T imes (400)
isrments. T he suit, fur7:30-8 concert.
juder everything From helWMC— Memphis Commercial Ap
^
The electrically hentpeal (500) 8 :.'M) concert, o rc h e stra ;
thr nil mail chief said,
11 m idnight frolic.
i) heat too rapidly, afford WCCO — Minneapolis-St. Paul
(Vfn hint for thp com fort
A L E X A N D R IA , E g y p t, Dee. 2 ( 4 17> 9 musical.
— An expedition into the K alahari
i.
lition the coekpit of every d e se rt has been organized by the
g,,ove rnm
^1 hi1 hinted by n pipe South A. frican
.
, e nt to, dis
Don t ta k e chances
in cheap
m ix tu re — Buy
frun the engine pnrnllel to cover th e breeding places of the
the
welltoy nf. the e x h a u s t pipe, locusts th a t come forth in the su m known g u a ra n te e d All Wool Scotch
m
er
and
sw
a
rm
over
the
f
a
rm
s
of
r arrangement, th e spe a ke r
Woolen Mills suits tailored to your
prevent« fumes from en- South A f r ic a , d e stro y in g e v e r y individual measure. 305 F a s t 2nd
Itopnenu, a s w as (he ease th in g in th e ir wake. It is hoped S tre e t. Only $25.
I cockpit w ns heated di- e ventually to send u small a rm y
into this d e se rt arm ed with s p r a y
I the exhaust pipe,
lin besom lights, from H a - j e rs nnd all the necessary e q u ip
field. New York, to Sun ment for killing the pest.
Some mem bers of the e x p e d i
•o, Cal. have been equipppiste gla»s housing, nssui tion visited the kraal of the Burnt, of sdi-quate
guiding kenc tribe, 200 miles within the
tn in the heaviest of desert, nnd were received by the
native chief and his wife, both
rl landing g e a r, pilots dressed in th e E u ro p e a n fashion
i,
cart ho used in ease and speaking English.
Among th e se natives they found 1<>
^
l l t irifh snowfall, but in
the skii la n d in g up a group of some 50 w hite men and $
ust be employed. This | women serving in menial dipnoi
^
»iing a p p a r a tu s is o i l ties. They a r e the descendants of * „ - j
ry field.
nomadic forbears who tre k k e d ud- <. v , (
venturously from th e Cape, only j vV
' . *: • —-- v/
C a rp e n te r leaves to settle am ong the Barnkene Tin 4.
)for Jm ksonville w here he lives, whose workmen to all in- +
the Methodist Confer- t i n t s and purposes I hey have be- J
come.
IJ
Gathering
STORMS
WarAgainstLocust
Carried To Enemy’s
Home I n Desert
(425)
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IV— Orn aha* (286) 8-9 so n g )
8 sto-
7:30 folklores hi
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<«’, i .*1
D A R —P h ila d e lp h ia (395) 3:30
W E A F - N e w Y o rk ( 4 « ) 6:30
“ o rib artn b
o r c h e s tr a ; 7 C olum bia U niversity;
W P i — P h lle tf & h lir (30tfy 6 tblk;
7:30 N a tio n a l C a rb o n Company.
7 concert; 8 dortcort; 9106 play.
W H N — N ew Y o rk
(360) 6:10
W C A E — P itts b u r g h ' (402) d:80
em p lo y m e n t; 8:30 o re n e a tr a ; 9 Uncle K aybcc; 8:45 special; 7 c o n
d a n c e ; 10:80 m usic ; 11 ofehestra. c e r t; 8 E vercatly e n te r ta in e r s ; 9:80
W JZ — N ew Y ork (455) 0 " p e g s ” e n tertainm ent,.
6:15 o c h c s tr a ; 7 W all S tr e e t J o u r
K D K A — P itts b u r g h (323 ) 6:15
nal review^; 7:10 ta lk .
children; 7 f e a tu r e ; 7:30 concert.
KG\Y— PortlnmT.OtOpV T c h ^
dren; 10 a g ric u ltu ra l le c tu r e ; 10:3(
concert.
—
HEAD STU FFED FROM
W K A Q — P o rto Rieo (3C0) 11CATARRH OR A COLD $ 12:30 Jaxz band, ta lk , musical.
K PO — San Francisco (42$)! 6:30
o rc h e stra ; 7:20 std H e s; 9’ m usic;
Bays Cream A p p lie d in N o a trils
Openi A i r P a ssa g e s R i g h t Up. j ' 10 A rm y band; 12 band.
| WGY— Schnectady (380 ) 6:45
d ra m a tAik; 7 o r g a n ; 8 p ro g ra m ,
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I n s ta n t relief— no w a itin g , k n u r l K FQ X —S e a ttle (238) 8 r e p o r t s ;
clogged n o strils open r i g h t up; the r<> b e d tim e ; - 10 o rc h e s tr a ; 12 orc h c a -1
a i r p a ssa g e s of y o u r h e a d clear ! Ira
W BZ— Springfield
(337)
6:05
and you can b r e a th e freely. No
m ore haw king, sn u fflin g , blowing, bedtim e; 6:30 o rc h e s tr a ; 7:15 bnlheadache dryness. No s tr u g g lin g Irt music: 8:30 trio.
K SD — St. Loula P ost D ispatch J
fo r b re a th a t n ig h t; y o u r cold ur
(546) 6 concert; 9 announced.
Pianos T uned a n d Repaired
" a J l n £ S H S & O? E l / . Cream
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311 East Second Street.
soothes and inflam ed o r swollen pressing. .Scotch Woblen Mills, 305
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I t ’s ju s t fine. D o n 't s t a y s t u f f R i i i i i M i i i m i i B H i a i i i i i i i s a E i R i i i a i i i i i i i i a i v s i i
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Try Smith’s Barber ■
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work. Ladies welcome., 5
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Comb Scratch feed togfitlijei*J.'
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both contain plenty o f white- ™
anti volk elem ents
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REGULAR MEETING
W ednesday, December 10,
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The annual m em orial service of S an
ford Lodtfe No. 1241 will be held a t
the p resent Home in W alter H and
Bldg-, on Lake Shore, Sunday, Decem
ber 7, 1924, a t 3 p. m.
All Elks are requested to be present.
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Pianos and Piano
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Phonographs and
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Sheet Music
Radio Sets and Sup
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Cigarette Cases Match 1taxes
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Traveling Kails
Shaving Sets
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Kill Folds
Kelt Mncklas
PEAS, including KILGORE’S WINNER, GRA- • %
Rank Ends
S, TIIOS. LAXTON, LITTLE MARVEL, anji Ihe
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Kmhlcnt Muttons
1 lalt 1 Knives
LL and DWARF TELEPHONE.
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Fountain IVns
Ever: ■harp Pencils
I Watch Chains
Watches
Cuff Links
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Stick Pins
Kings
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grown with Armour’s MIG CROP fertilizers are our
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their superior croiMiiuking ability. Only high g r a d e
materials of known vulue enter into their composition.
The plunt-food is balanced to suit the needs of the par
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1RINE MINSTRELS POSTPONED
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soil. Among the four types of BIG CROP citruH mix
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of your grove. And there’s a BIG CROP vegetahln
fertilizer to sa tisfy every need of your soil and crop.
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a G uild, C h r iilm a a BaS u p p e r, a fte rn o o n and
o n a n ’i Club.
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of E xecutivo Board of
..ft Club: 9 a. m.
B rid g e .C lu b ; Mrs. J a m e s
ho ste ss.
W ednesday
Business m e e tin g of the
i’a C ib; Club H ouse; 3 p. m.
H r ' B ridge Club; Mrs.
lit,, fioi
hostess.
■n S ta r . 8:00 P. ,M.
S . E a r le 's Circle of
__ _in Church, call m eeting
I o f Mrs. H . C. Long, 3:30
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T h u rsd a y
W e e k Bridge Club; Mr*.
if, h ostess.
i t e Bridge Club; Mr*. E.
__ loldcr. hostess.
Ton B ridge Club, Mis* F e rn
, hostess.
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S a tu r d a y
S to r y H o u r , 10 A. M.
“ t o ,'.
F rid a y
XJ. D. C. n t th e V a ld e i Hotel
I ISO p. m.
ytcrion B a z a a r a t Fan Tan
S a tu r d a y
irterian B a z a a r a t Fun Tan
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T o th e E xcellent
H igh P r ie s t
a n d Companions o f Monroe C hap
te r, N o. IS, Royal A rc h Masons.
D e a r Com panions:
A g a in tho S u p re m e High' P rie st
ha s called to one of ou r num ber
to “come up h!gher*V A gain a
place In o u r r a n k s h a s been v a c a t
ed by Divine Command. O ur be
loved companion, Schellc Maine*,
h a s a nsw ered th e roll call from nbove. "H is w ork w as not finished,
b u t his column is broken.
Hi*
d e a th was untim ely and his brethern m ourn." “ We shall m eet but we
shall mis* him. T h e re will be one
va c a n t c h a ir," y e t hi* genial smile
nnd cheerful g r e e tin g come* hack
to u* from th e "sh in in g shore,"
ev e r beckoning u* onw ard In the
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In Honor Mrs. Barreft
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A lovely p a r ty of Monday even
p a th of d u ty and service. H is con
scientious life will e v e r be a n . ob in g w as the uno given by Mrs,
je c t lesson to those who r e a lly R, J. Holly when she e n te rta in e d
knew Schellc ns he was.
th o E n tre Nous B ridge Club a n d
To his bereaved wife and fam ily
our h e a r ts g o o u t in deepest s y m some e x tra guests in honor of
p a th y and we commend them to M rs. S. E. B a rre tt.
th e loving c a r e of ou r G roat High
The entire lower floor of the
P r ie s t abbve.
hom
e w as be a utifully decornted
T he re fore, be it resolved, t h a t
n copy of this resolution bo spread w ith g r e a t howls of red roses.
upon ou r m inutes, a copy publish T he honnree was presented a ioveed in the S anford H erald and n ly embroidered buffet set
Jifra.
copy be se n t to tho fam ily of our C h a re won the high score prize of
lam ented companion.
th e club m em bers and Mrs. De
R espectfully subm itted,
F o r r e s t of the guests, both being
L. U. P H IL IP S .
W. M. H A Y N E S,
lu stre vases.
D. S. BA BBITT.
Following the g am e n te m p tin g
Committee.
I salad course w as served.
A bout the w onderful TOY AUTO
MOBILE to. be given aw ay by
us on X m as Eve? H undreds
of the little tots have been
down to see and adm ire
it. Surely YOUR child must
have been am ong them.
; The guests were Mrs. B a r r e tt,
| Mrs. H nrry Wilson, Mr*. B. F.
W hitner, Mrs. T. W. Iuingley, Mrs.
G. D. Mobley, Miss M arthn Fox,
Clnude Whitcomb of Orlando
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. .1. Kugen of Or- ' Mrs. Dean T urner, Mrs. R. A.
spe nt Sunday in Sanford.
Newman, Mrs. J. G. Ball, Mrs. S.
tandn sp e n t Sunday in Snnford.
0 . Chnse. Mrs. F orre st I,ake, Mrs.
Mrs. Williams, Miss R uth O’Bery
Miss Elizabeth W hitne r wns W. M. Scott. Mrs. W. J. T hig
nnd C. N. Willinms m otored to home for the holidays from C a th e pen, Mrs. G. 1. lyouoks, Mrs. A nna
D e F orre st and Miss Wilkey.
H ustings for the day Sunday.
dral School.
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It will b rin g untold joy to the
h e a rt of somebody’s kiddie on
Xm as m orning. L E T S HOPE IT
i v t i i k r n t r r i T i in i i t o f t i u :
SKVKXTII JI ItHTAI. u n i t IT
OF T i n : NTtTK OF FI.OIIIIIA.
iv A \ o f o i i n k w i v o i . i : r o i v T», IV IIIAVCF.III.
Jim n\je B urton ca m e from O r
C. W. Brown nnd W a lte r Bryce
lando Sundny and w as the guest were the g u e sts of friends in Sunof friends.
ford Sundny.
C. W. G u th e rid g r , of Orlando
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. (J. Hull motored
w as in Sanford cm business Mon to O rlando Sundny visiting Mr.
day.
Joe Dawson.
A re you in line to win tins cher
ished prize for your youngster?
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W ILL BE YOURS.
M UltTUAfU
NiiLlonitl 1’itv Hn.uk. a corpiiriifIon,.
Com pi ill rut int.
N O T IC E
L u la M J m|h w, litirn M r*d*b h ml
W e s t Side P a re n t-T e a ch e rs
Miss Emily Rainier lias returned
111! wl.;i rid H K 4 \d*l », I »• ! . m l r i iiT h
Miss Hoskins Jones is spending
. Uon will meet T h u rsd a y nfl- to her home in St. A ugustine a f te r n few days in Jacksonville the guest
U M IM .lt o r 1*1 l l l . l l A TIO N
Til*4 *1• f# i nl j i r t f T.tilti M l >*m*P
in a t 3 o'clock a t the West Side n short visit with Miss Snritu Lake. of friends.
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iry School. E very m em ber is
llltthuinl h i- ni*d Mm likM in I hi*
to be present.
Mr. nnd Mrs. F ra n k Miller and
Mrs. A. S. ( 'h riste n b e rry wns (*111| f t fi*r till* |l|lt|M*M< Ilf f*.| «i iiistson moved Tuesday into the Wclakn railed to Birm ingham Tuesday liy IriK >1 MuiriK.iic1 >»n l.n(f i *n# Hunitriil ji ml F mU v iwo (142) *Mi#- Hun
for the winter.
the sudden death o f her fa th e r, «lr I and r« iih ilirt i i 14rt i fin*
]Itiii#lr#d n fn| Foi M four l Mil Milt*
fInti#)ri tl mml I'nri v fIv#* i 14 .), *MuMrs. M ary Sym es a rrive d T ue s U. S. G rant.
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flit t»ilr #■*I nil#I !’»•i it. jo-n*ii c 1 i 7 > a tid
It, J. Holly spent Monday in A l till#
t e r Mrs. II. A. H ow ard for the
1I II till I *l| 91It1I I-"MIt t \ ■*“| M111 t 1 I M
ta m o n te S p rin g s a tte n d in g
the I'liHn i -f L#» ti *; vv pmn l , .Ms i n l n o l i t K m H i w inter.
N e w sp a p e rm e n ’s Association. Mr.
CIT Y L IC E N S E S
Ilollv is
is ssecretary
Mrs. S. E. B a r r e tt leaves Tuc« '•"">•
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and tr
tr ee aa ss uu rr ee rr of
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organization.
day to join Mr. B a r r e tt in Jaek the
,h r organization.
J )l«T*lo (t.lulM-d lit ll|t|t,>ill |tt lilt*
Jackson to conduct a real e s ta te s o n v i l l e w i i e r e t h e y w i l l m a k e t h e i r
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in th e C ham ber of Ccim- fu tu re home
Mrs. H a rry I,. Walsh. Mrs. Jo h n of *i*• • ’i* *#> "f the nfoi.s.iM ..........
building
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A la r g e num ber of S a n fo rd peo J I.. W a l l h em
lu# it. ■' ' i h il.i' v 1n f I m#' < f nf i r s r A 1
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ple atte n d e d tile memorial service!'*" R aturdny.
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111II Ultl In I IfIt*'VI sin
S T A T E L IC E N SE S
of th e E a ste rn S lu r which was
The m un>. friends of Mr, roml j ■
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it c and county licenses were held in the W om an's C lub at Win
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They were Mrs, Ja m e s \\ H aines vs»JI he glad ,for
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in t a n d to W. H. Boykin to Mr. and Mrs. Spencer McKay and lo know tha t they will he in San- H1
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fold for llie winter.
They a re
l e t a business its real e s ta te d a u g h te r Florence, Mrs. ,1.
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M, 1*Mil Ml V, S. M l Til II.W,
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guests ..f the p a rly e njoy. Mr uric Mrs, \\ H. Irigriim uf '
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M i ^ h ’ M i and Mis, \ K Sm ith Mr*
f i n C l o a s t o r H B l l S V ^i ,*’'**1 •" g r a m and Mrs <
\\ . . U [; cbierry. Mr O tto Kellz, Mi
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Puzzle Maps
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Famlee Dolls
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Play As You Pay
IPs Easy to Own
The New Edison
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A Hmall initial payment will place the model of
your choice in your home for Christmas, and the
monthly remittances are wo H m a ll tliul you will
hurdly notice them.
jme in today hoar the phonograph Thomnn A. Edison invented, per
fected and mokes today. Let us explain to you the simple convenient
idget plan. *
J.RHMERMISTER PIANO CO.
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STYLE SYMPHONIES IN
HARMONY WITH THE
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W ant Ads Will Keep You Posted on A ll Sanford Business Activities of I m p o r t a n c e ] F O R
For Rent
Hy H e r a l d
I bates
B U S IN E S S DIRECTORY
In Advance
\
I« designed 10 place w ithin easy
reach of th e people of S a n fo rd
the dcrvlecs no ofte n needed.
Conduit thin list when any fipeciul service ia required. It is
srin n g e d
alphabetically
for
your convenience..
Miscellaneous
For Sale
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A L L W O O L S U IT S
T ailored to m easure, g u a ranteed
to fit.
$25.00.
Sanitary’ hand
cleaning
and pressing. Scotch
Woolen Mills. 305 E a s t Second
S tre e t.
i
W IL L IA M S. A L L E N w rites di*
re c t mail and new spaper n jv e rtising.
P lans complete cam pnigns. T en ye a rs of experience.
Phono 615 o r Box 71, Sanford,
Floridn.
A U T O M O B IL E S FOR R E N T
|vm i
S a n fo r d B u ild in g and Lo a n A s
sociation P r e fe r r e d S to c k can lie
S T E I N — Autom obile
ensiled on 00 days notice, i n t e r e s t ! ' ’ **
g ami R e b uild ing .
payable A p r i l 1 st um! October 1 st
I'ody re p a irin g
E n g le s Home. Ouk Avenue.
you can't heat it.
•fftr* address aa
jihotio number If
gaits
About one
thonanml baa a
I t , o t li. r s can'l
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A U T O S FO R H IR E
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B u y eig ht per r e n t . J a r r e d
Sto ck in the S a n f o r d B u i l d i n g nnd
Lo a n A sso c ia tio n , established 1908.
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Mr» or by Irrtd’.euaf ta-
Effic ie n t
FO R
S A L E — P ia n o
phone w i t h records
F r e n c h Avenue.
F irs t
at
H U IIE S
w t id's
hig hest
.A f t the name
Mi I .i.ilin .
Sab■fitr.l I bn Ida.
R A D FO RD A U TO TO P & P A IN T
C O M P A N Y — Body R e p a irs . F i n
lie r r repaired.
S p e e in ltv Body
W o rk,
N ext to R a v B r o s ______
Al
desk.
r < T iT e F
i l u s s p a in te r can be found
8(11 i ‘y p re ss Ave.
A im
la te st
1 11 I I M .
H O O L K IIA N
Al
in
open
it ai e rl v
I ••d.l
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I t Si
I an s h i r t s
■r ,.|es. make an
(■ " h i m "
Se.
r. >'.it k u ood < t'lii
I i lit R E N T
Kurin-In-d
3IKI W e - t F i f t h S tre e t
F O R 1(1 N T '
S in g le
keeping doWh.-tiill
Oak Avenue
El» » \ M H . L ( ks
j
led
if!
•
gi f t
1
RENT
lin e
in
A p p ly
l)ox
d. $1.25. A i l
l 'i la n d "
loom
at
Ilk A l i t
P M M .O R S
M a rm e llo
w o rk o f all kind,', R a in w riter a
specially.
Old i i r t
N a tio na l
Bank B u d d i i g . pholu 215______
and
IniUM'
m a in s, t i l l
DIM GS
f m u lsh -I bed
11211 i aliui 1to
FO R R E N T
T h r e e la rge f u i n i s l i
ed m il Ills. 8 (1.'! T h i r d S t . and
H u l l v Ave.
M rs. ( L W . S m ith
til l i t W E I . I N t ;
CASK
FO R R E N T
F u rn ish e d
3l)fi P a lm e tto Ave.
|kl h.iti s ilk , w it h
bml •• n piece' set
lift r i $45, T h u d
' , O rla ndo. ,
AND
MAD A ME HARR. I i'
L A N K Y 'S D R E i. S T O R E
lie
s c rip tio tis , D r u g s . Sodas.
We
are as near Vou as your plume
Call 1(13.
I I I U t 1ST'
REN T
w eek.
t It V\ M S
t< I < VI hu ll IS III!
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In i s l r i p e * .
lvr- i ■■ . I ii la nd".
S T A I M IN s
io SI iT I.IE S
G u l f " Gas, O il, l . i i s . A d e s s "
lie s .
S e r v i l e W ith a s iiilh
E lm
and F i r s t
I ' l i ■o i- i t . 1.3
W IG H TS
T l i r e i • nI .(1 DM M
Mag
nolia and Second. I O ' 1 arid E l m ,
S a n f o r d Avenue and i n . l i S t r e e t .
E x p e r t -ei v no
I OR R E N T
F u r n i s h e d rooms f o r
li g h t housekeeping, 3iH> F re n c h
A ve.
11.■•ir % Me
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! i> o r n ig ht
plmne .i'.< l5
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R o o m s f o r R e n t
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ilA G G E T T 'S M l.l IN t. S I A T I o N
(■in'll da. and n g h t.
Sn u lo rd
A Velllle and S in end S t i n t
drd nnd I Ink
P h o n e I III
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A l'T o IIM P S
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ing and plea- u t <■ t u p s al
tim e, i a ll 4s.
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vice.
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phone 5!*fi
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R A D F O R D A U T O T O P A P A IN T
CO.
N e x t to K.i\ B ro s . F i l l i n g
S t a t io n .
F i r s t . l a s s w o ih m .in __rsi i 11> guaranteed
BABA
C H IC K S
I sm ilin g v a ite l
u-s.
W h ite
le g in u ris,
W ln le
Ro cks, c lr .
It pays in buy fr o m
C o n tin e n ta l l i a t i l n - r v ,
l>"\
504,
\ a ld o sta . Ga.
I IS
the
A l T < f~ P A I N T I N G
and
grafo rhenp.
30P
S m a ll w r i t i n g
FO R S A IL
lu x Second S t r e e t .
<j i f T
STIONS
II
R A D FO R D A U TO TO P A P A IN T
C O M P A N Y — N e x t to R a v B ro s .
F i llin g Sta tio n
T o p s t hut F i t .
W o rk .
N e x t to R a y B ro s .
F O R S A L E — 2 cows
and h e ife r.
H . R o sc n b c rg c r, phone 3 2 2 - W , o r
call u l i' i n e h u r s t D i i i r v
D -sc o p e
HTy
o r n ig h t.
M eets ail t r a i n s . B a g
gage t r a n s f u r .
Phone 551.
A U TO TO PS
F O R S A L K — 25 bend o f m ilk cows
Can he seen at E . K . B ra d y 's
.stable.
End o f E a s t F i r s t Stre e t.
rtlld.
n i : v i ; i . o p B n a a t t e n t i o n —P*n•arnia la beginning the g re a te st do*
velopment In Olorlda’s hlalory; a
half million dollar highway to tho
gn'f bench Juat
flnlshed: a two
mini..n iloilnr bridge acroaa Kacamhhi Hay started
.........
quarter
million
S TE W A R T T H E F L O R IS T"'
F l o w e r * lo i a ll occasion*
811 M y r t l e
Phone 2 6 0 -XV
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LAWYER
_ M P . N '8 C 1, t m 1J N h ________ _
S. W B R A D F O R D .
E d . V . Priee
T u i l o r e d S u i t s — $32.50 and up.
M ila u e T h e a t r e B l d g . _______
N O t.M tX P U U L I L
TJTfuY.
T r r r r f i r H e rn ia
Phone 148.
S M O K IN G
MAHOGANY
STA N D
h o lly. wi>- ■ w ith hand tu rn e d base, n conven
n - ' t l y painted, ient handle, removable ash t r a v .
LlAd. n Ives l'o.. and teak wood match holder, $6.50.
T h i r d F l o o r , D ic k s o n - lv e s Co., O r
I J U L I A Z A C H A R Y , H e ra ld Office.
lando.
P h o n e 148.
E-vr h a t B O X
S U P - O X K K S XVE A T E R S
lined in him
______ P R I N T I N G
t 4.
t t d. ■,-d pocket* all w i m i F in h u tf, gold, g ra y , w i n t i .
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P R IN TIN G I heks*)ii Ives V neek w i t h c o n t r a s t in g color .it
S E R V IC E - P R IC E ,
bottom , neck, and sleeves.
S ize * Q U A L I T X
t o n iinercial S t . . R . It. A v * .
:li> 4U, $4.
I hekson Iv e s Co., t ) r
I land".
h G "K U N I I S
H A Y N E S A R A T L I F F . P rin te rs
ineUtl,
black
and o lT iie out ft t t el a. Plm ne 340.
t O.M IIH O K
AM BER
I ’1cures. $11.50. E V E N I N G
116 P a r k Avenue,
* - ( 'u., O rla n - and je t, both jeweled and plain, N E W
ERA
PR1N TERY,
Job
many set w it h b r i l l i a n t s , are $ 10.
p r i n t i n g at reasonable price. O p
' Accessories, Mam F l o u r , Dickawnp osite P o s t Office. Plm ne 410.
I vee Co.. Orlando.
H F .l.T K
I I N inches j
x $1.25 anil |
! ' > in . w ide
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D ic k s o n - ,
S O I.ID
l Ba.-Ivi :rs
M. w.
H E R E ’S THREE} HOOD O N E S
j dullhr opera hnnin under c o n s t r u c
tion. two millions being apent on
hlgbtvny: gr ent e at chance for live
dev-i.ipera to get
In on gr ound
flnoi
Wr it e Development De pa rt menl The Pensa col a N*w«
S U B U R B A N H OM E
AUGUSTA
C H R O N IC L E — A u
gusta. Ga.— A u g u s ta ’s g r e a te a t Located ju st o u t side th e city lint
classified medium, ra te cash ,09c
charge. 10c p e r line, minimum
.3 0 c.
ADVERTISING gets results if It
re a die s potential buyers.
Pa1b !kn Dally News is circulated in
an industrial and a g ric u ltu ra l sec
tion.
•
W e h a v e some beautiful lake
f r o n t lota on Lake W ildm ere one*
h a lf mile from the Dixie H ig h w a y
in a ne a t of b e a utiful c le a r lakes,
for sale.
Wo will build y o u r home, la n d
scape y o u r grove, and relieve you
of trouble and worries incident to
building up a place.
In tho m enntimo, you can go
fishing. You can fish in any one
of th e dozen lnkea, and if you don't
know how to fish, we have several
e xperts who will be glad to show
you. Mr. Scholfield who has been
singing a t the B a p tist Church will
vouch for the above.
LA K E J E S S U P L A N D CO.. Inc.
Longwood. FIs
BUN G A LO W
ST
A U G U ST IN E . FLA . — St.
reached th ro u g h
Fiv e
Evening Record. On P a r k Ave. Close in.
Quit k results. Two cents per word. j rooms and JJ^ith. Com plete ly f u r j nished. Side w a lk s and s tre e t pnvSample copy on request.
in K E r s
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W N I S I I POTTERY
fC I k .veils, $1.2 5;
juidmieres,
I Miulnlo.
VttAi
of T in
tN o tb l^ E L O
$3.
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Ford
Kord
Dodge
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Apartments
For Rent
Join
Yoxvell-I)rew Co.
Houses I*or IU‘nt
BKTTKR HOMES
n ,U B
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
Ask Mr. Connelly
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F r o n t s 800 fe e t,
Can be bought on doil ta n g e rin e s.
the S t . P e te rs b u rg T i m e s . One cent w a lk s paid.
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l-oral m an to c a n v a ss .
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____________ ST O V E S ____________
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Sundays.
the tra c t.
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linxes o f ora nges
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L E A R N A B O U T f o l k C o u n ty and
ald S o u th
G eorgia 's
greatest
lin hided f o r
$1 ,'(()(>, oil te rm s . B u n k B ld g
l-nkclnnd, t h r High the S t a r - T e l e
newspaper.
M o rn in g ,
afternoon
L a m e r B r o s ., E n t e r p r i s e F lu .
gram . B e s t a d v e rtis in g medium in
W A N T E D T O H U Y -Se c o nd hand
w i ck i and Su n d a y
Classified rates
S o u t h F l o r i d a Pu b lish e d m o rn in g s .
c h iffe ro h e , cash.
W r i t e B o x A.
UK per line.
W n y e ro ss J o u rn a l
S t a r - T e l e g r a m . l-akeland. F la .
It, C. care o f H e ra ld o f f ice.
H c in 'ii, W a y c ro s s . Georgia
I f vou have any l u u l estate o r ;
W A N T E D — P e rm a n e n t re sid ent
O H I O — Xenir..
Make y o u r rales
f a r m s f o r xule o r want to Imv M I R A C I . R Concrete Co., general
experienced shoe salesman
C.
th ro u g h
the
Xenia
Gnxette, T A M P A M O K N I N t . T R I R U N E
any oi h.ive anv house* fo i rent
cement w o rk , sid e w a lk s, buildW I. care o f H e ra ld .
a g r ic u lt u r a l
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X enia ,
vliiiu.
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o r f o r sale we are the real estate in,; blocks, i r r i g a t i o n boxes. J . K .
d isplay T r i b u n e o r hand it to y o u r local
d istric t.
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ad and
b ro k e rs voil want to see and ta lk T e r w i l l e g e r , Pro p .
t de. i ! i r «o you can read F l o i Ilia's
ra te s on n'quest.
it over foi quick r e t u r n s .
See
gix'i te-t
newspaper
One year
I.u m b e r and B u ild in g M a te ria l
us
D A l alder o r J . C Z u i
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I 0 H I \|,.I'V i l . : i | n i m I K I .
1 a r t e r 1- iit iil. f r Company
$2 no |( you desire $ 1,(100 i n s u r flie h , I he real estate b ro k e rs, 108
t hi >| ,it1h I»ft \ ** t Ttr n ir *!••»< <t r r u
T O A L L XX I IO.XI I T M A Y
N . L a i n el S t .
Phone 565
i«v iirx lx ance policy mill 75 cents to your Second S t t eel A P a rk Ave.. San
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the
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y o u r propel tv w it h I
A M i out
Gainesville S u n . "
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U t t e r H a ig h t & McGee, I-ati '»».
D a ily N e w s, rate 1c per word, cash
F a 1nr Agem v. n i l F i i s t N a tio n
W ie liin d
and now
.,p
« r H a ig h t &
1 Ilie .lM x
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w it h order.
vi 1
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m orn ing
known ns the Se m in ole Overland
* -iinel.iv
rn.'i nlng tnsil*.
Go., which has recently ebaaged
KoR SA LE
5 loom bungalow in
T H E M O R N I N G . I O C I I N A t is
per s o u l mm m i i i i S r*
o w n e rs h ip fr o m A. XX'. S m i t h to XV. “ * * .
I ongwooil, 1 heap
D ix ie high
accepted want ad medium
XX'. E d w a r t U who assumed a ll p rio r
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wav
See D A. I alder o r .1 C
P u y l o i H i ( K in . I i ) iil ecu.
—Orlando—
o h lig a tio n s o f said eompaniev • hove
/.III Hu h.
Real
Esta te
Brokers
M in im u m
an i n - r i t i o i i .
designated
In s So. ond S i
||R III N |
If n room house III
II L . H A I G H T .
PA LM
ME At M
( O C N T Y — The
olinllV', near
paved it ig 11w a v 1 ' i i R S A L E 2<l in i i * fin e t r m k
*oene of stupendous development
land XXauehiila. I h o i d l l . I lo r e s X'i iu ra n huv I ' u r n i l u r e and R u g *
elet ' >a
R i n d about it in the P a lm Bern!)
No m a t t e r if alcohol is used ns
at rito tlrra le
prire a
in 1 u ll i v a t l o l i
P t i i i } l , 2 l * l l T r i m s of I j u n l i t v
] lulu is1
P o st.
Sam ple copy
sent tut re
$.'llli down, lo m o nths
Box IHN. O u r B e lt e r Homes Clu b enables „ p re se rv a tiv e , money and re pute* •*<*. > • **
•III*'Ht.
1 t until
Mi X 1 1mm. Ill
vou to pa> lo r it u l i t t l e at a lim e . . t n .n s keep 'le tte r in a d ry place.
'\\ III
F I.O IM D A
U K l . A N D O — O rlando
E l IR
S AI I
Modem
bungalow
m o rriiig S e n t i n e l , la r g e s t elassi
loi itleil in one o f best te-nlent lal
lied b usiness, ra le lc a word, min
seeim ii- o f S a n fo r d
Cash $1,500
m uim 2 4 r cash w it h order.
Balance ti'i'm *
S i c R \\ Deritie,
A L IT T L E
W A N T AD
tn
Thr
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' "teh XX'110I 1 Ii M i l l s adds Jewel
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Adv..|ti*e those old a rtic le *
D e p a rt meal Giia iantccd jew, I
you hnve sto red 11wav and have
if
I f iml s a lt- lie d 1nine hack,
no use for
A lit'.le tb ir ty - c e n i h i !
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we
give
vou
a
new
one
F
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may b rin g you
several
d o lla rs
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lid gold and m I v i i
A ll latest
Ph'itie 148 and
a l e p I M c n t a t l ve
I 7 **o i I i - n d p |ir«>ttt|»i i c r v l c u a m i
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w i l l r a i l lo see you
•j'll.- mil work
Martiln ami (Jranlla fro m a ll
••tan®!
< %l.l. two
q ua rrie s
Beat of q uality and
workmanship .
bedroom, • L E W I S
O 'B R Y A N .
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in 1
S o m im d e Brink B u ild in g A n n e x .)
Phone 417-1- 3.
S h o p -o -s c o p e
tFTKli W A S T E
REAL ESTATE
I ) . A. C A L D E R & J . C. Z U K F L I E H
Real E s t a t e B rokers— All kinds of
p ro p e rty listed and fo r sale. O f
fice 108 Second S t , N e a r P a r k
Avenue.
Phono 282.
_ __
3. ~E. S T O R L IN O . ~ suD-diviaion
apeciaiist.
Subdivision to O r
lando. F lorida, and
Flora
H eights, Florida on Dixie H ig h SIG N P A IN T IN G
S A N F O R D SIGN S H O P — R ig h t
prices for signs of nil kind*.
R. N. N I P P E R .
Sanford Avenue a t 1st S tre e t.
___________ Phone 473-J.________ __
L E T D U N CA N do y o u r p a in tin g
— No job too la rg e or too small.
i 000 N inth S tre e t. _
P A P E R H A N G E R — L L. T albotL
| pa in te r
and
paper
ha n g e r.
‘ Phone 3511 O rlando road.
!
T IN AND M E T A L W O R K ___
JA M ES
H. C O W A N — All kinds
R E N T -A -H K E L
Car
D r i v e it
yourself. Oak and Second S t
P hone 3.
A U T O - BODY R E P A IR IN G
I l i t X O TIIB .
Or*
t,>o;ri.
F o r apace in this
DIRECTORY
PHONE
148
Classified Directory
$25 down and $15 p e r month
w i l l give you possession o f a choice
lo t, w e ll located on P a lm e tto A v e
nue. I f you have $25 to spare and
n re in te re ste d in t h i s p ro p o sitio n
in q u ir e at T h e H e ra ld office f o r
m o re in fo r m a t io n .
fbnobt elv» t h e i r ‘J
Advertising
Automobiles
Real E state
Real Estate
Classified Directory
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ASSOCIATED PRESS JISPATC H E9
SANFORD, FIJo K ID A , W EDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1924.
Northern Bankers P raise
Florida For Adopting Two
Amendments, Says Forster
reseni
ion
. W i Ttrr
Fair Wednesday afld prohabiy
Thursday, somewhat warmer In
north and central portion*.
Highest Temp. <18. .
Lowest Temp. 60.
NUMBER 207«
S IN G L E C O P IE S F I V E C E N T S
SOON DISPOSE
BIG BOND ISSUE In Present
Another banker, in referring to
Northern banker* arts very op
timistic over tho future 6t Flori Snnford’s sloganT “ The City Sub
da since the adoption of tho im- stantial” said the city was evident
i*-”
comc and inheritance tax laws nt ly! well named, and was not one Short Time Obligations Of
jousConsentj_____________________ __ Snqftjrd Firms To Construct the
recent election nnd predict a of the “ boom towns".
Treasury Department Will
Mr. Forster declared thnt he
Home in an Effort to Pro bright future for the state accord
By Chief Executive,
Give Way to Long Term Se
told
his
friend
that
there
was
ing
to
n
statement
issued
by
Mr.
mote Better Home Building
Frank
P.
Forster,
president
o
f
the
nothing
thnt
could
stop
the
growth
curities,
Report
Declares
Action In
H e Declares In M es
In This City In Future First National Bank of Sanford, of Sanford. He pointed out that
H o u s e Today’
sage This M orning
who recently returned from a vis it had a fine 18 hole golf course,
fine fishing nnd hunting, also n Issue of 2 Hundred
it to New York City.
Connelly And Sons
When interviewed by The Her yacht basin thnt could accomodate
I.
Million To Be Sold
Furnish Ideal Lot ald’s representative, Mr. Forster a boat of nearly any draught. He
Commissioner Cassidy Holds
stated thnt In speaking to some stated the fact thnt Sanford was
Appropriation Bill C o m e s
Session When Growers File House Will Be Complete In of the heads of banking institu the heart of the celery center, and Secretary Mellons Says No
Over From Last Session
more celery was shipped from
Further Financing To Be
Formal Objections to Ac
Every Detail; To* B e'O n tions in New York, nearly every that
To
Supply Money To Take
one of them declared tho people here than nny other place on the
Necessary_____
’til Next March
tions of I,ocnl Shippers.
Exhibition For Thirty Days had done more for the good of continent.
Care $180,000,000 Deficit Makes Appeal For A d
jposal Likely
"There will never lie an over
than any of them might
W ASHINGTON, Dec. 3 ,- A ft c r '
L!
„
„
Made For Its A session of the Interstate Com A model home to aid in the pro Florida
herence by Am erica
realize, when they voted for the production of tho tourist crop."
'*
’
’
’ ’’
0,1J
merce Commission was held in the motion of a “ Better Homo Cam- income and inheritance tax amend said Mr. Forster, to The Herald’s financing its requirements fnr more ;
ition L a t e r county court house, Wednesday aign" in Sanford, will be built ment.
To®Court o f Justice
representative "Sanford will con than two yean, with -hurt time IK ^ rio n a i machinery functioned
smoothly again Tuesday and a fair
morning, for the purpose of hear ere in n short time, according to
tinue
to
grow
nnd
nccomodftte
the
He declared that one official
obligations, the treasury has turned i
ing complnints of the Fruit Grow an, announcement made Wednesday told him thnt four of the banka visitors.”
iGTON. D ec. 8
to an issue of long term bonds to Jvolume of work wn* accomplished
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.—
ers
Association
against
the
A
t
by
A,
P.
Connelly
who
with
others
He strongly
best clients were contemplating
.wood plan for
. . urged thnt n hotel obtain enrh to meet maturing in in the hour the two houses were President Coolidge advised
lantic Coast Line nnd the Seaboard ir promoting the latest step to moving to Florida, because o f the with nt least 500 rooms be erected I dehtcdnesH nnd carry the govern* of M u s c l e
in session.
Congress in his annual mes
Air Line, Railways, et al. Com stimulate intcrei t in the construc adoption of the inheritance tax and in the city. This, he stated would j ment through the next
three
The senate finally put on its sage Wednesday that perhapsw laid before
missioner J. O. Cassidy was in tion of substantial homes.
income tax from amendments. He do more for the growth of the months,
charge of the hearing for the Com
way to the president, the $180,000.- f m o s t
im p o rta n t WOl’k I t
The home will be built accord was sure thnt many others would lily than nnything else he knew
Coolidge today
Announcement was made Tues
merce
Commission.
ing
to
plans
followed
in
other
cities
(Continued
on
pnge
0)
do
likewise.
000
deficiency
appropriation
.bill
j
C(U1|
(|
,|0
nt
its p resen t HCftsinn
r Curt is, Repubday night thnt an issue of 20 to 30
The complnint it in announced where the same campaign has been
year
tour
per
cent
bonds
will
be
o
f
which
came
over
from
the
last
wsw
o
u
)l,
|)t,
to prnct jCc SUCll
er, and Scnntor
grows out of certain rules i. |d put on, it is stated. A number of
fered Dec. 16, in the amount of Sim, and which carries the first I ocnnom y „ „ t o m ake possible
charger
that
were
issued
by
tne
[ Republican of
Sanford’s lending linns will aid
$200,000,000. The new securities,
railroads covering the handling of in the building nnd equipping the
m l u c t |on o f ta x cs f o r tllO
[it is understood
the first long-time obligations put $120,000 000 necessary to get the.
pro-cooled citrus fruits and vegeta home.
Holdiers Ikiiiiis law %•.!.. opera- |m,xt f|Hpn, y e n r .
on
the
market
by
the
trennury
sinee
•esident agreed
bles ‘ shipped in dry refrigerator
The plnn hns been in the making
October, 1022, will mature Dec. 15.
lii, opinion on
cars.
.........
r right is reserved
..................
The house received the first o f!
*‘Th,, ^vernm ent ran do moix* •
for some time, it is said, hut not
1064, hut
the
to
Lperts of the War
The railways contend thnt special until several dnys ago were ar
call them for retirement on nnd tin. annual i apply hills, that fo rj In remedy the economic -.Ms o f thu
L had reported on
services are involved in the hand rangements finally completed. At
after Dee. 15, 1044, on notice of the interior department und sel nenple by u system of rigid ccon- ’
ling of the shipments and thnt with that time the firm o f A. P. Con
'fou r months.
ia*icle its routine procedure to give „ my jn pub|i,. cxncnditure," ho
---the hnndling of r.uch produce they nelly & Sons gave what is declared
thr mi'uylire right of way until
. ....
.
. •
In
announcing
the
new
issue
jN , Pec. 3 — The : incurred additional expense.
They to be an iileal lot in a splendid
its passage, probably by the end !“ " d‘ ,h“ " can
"•'compllri.ed
Secretary
Mellon
said
no
further
problem whiqh has |fee|( jt j, stated thnt they should
, through uuy other action."
location, upon which tho home is Mayor I^ike Unopposed For, Fiscal Year Ending December financing would be necessary until of tiiis week.
,;t of controversy be reimbursed for the extra ex- to he built.
Ijxst Year Saw Expenditure March, which ingan^ that the treas
Re-Election Polls 203 Votes
Both houses received and listen- I Although stressing
eo i. niy, .
become l»r thesjime penditurc.
ed to the reading of the president’s J Mr. ( ’oolidgu presented a wide
The
lot
is
in
the
Connelly
Subdi
of
Nearly
Fourteen
Million;
ury
will
be
able
to
meet
maturiIn
Contest
in
Which
Little
^niinanl ir*»ue Iqffpre
The shippers feel that the car
j range of other recommendations,
Is Increase of Two Million tirs including $407.0011,000 of cer- annual budget messages,
riers should not make any addi vision on the east side of Palmetto
Interest Shown By Citizens
tifieutes of indebtedness, $25,000,Wednesday they will get the some new nnd other reiterations*
by unanimous con tional charges, over the usual Avenue having n frontage on thnt
lucf executive's unniiiil message I of proposals made a tear ng<; in
000 in savings
certificates
und
nate Wednesday for transportation rater. For the rea street of 0-1 feet and extending
Although there was not ns much
TALLAHASSEE. Fla.. Dee. 3.— $118,000,(Mill in circulation bonds of
the state of the union, which I his first annual message.
back
173
feet.
The
size
of
the
lot
ff*day night it up- son that in certain instances it is
Most of these related to domes
nnd its high elevation are said to interest shown in Tuesday’s munic Total payments for expenses, in- j <125, due Feh. 2, from the proceeds w ill contain his recommendations
rt may be debated stntcd, the carriers furnish refrig he other desirable features of the ipal elect ion as was expected, there - ti-i est nnd outlays for the state
tic affairs, hut the President went,
of tlie present sale of bunds to , for legislation.
luiter it is prob- erator cars without charge for the lot.
wore considerably more votes polled government of Florida for the fisgether with the tax receipts of
With the opening day liar to the in to tho field of iiilcrnutitcial re
|irely new proposal handling of citrus fruits in venti
than there were at the city election cal year ending Dee. 31. 11*23. nDec.
15.
introduction
of hills removed in lations to renew his plea for Am
Firms
who
will
contribute
to
the
with the hacking lated refrigerator cars.
,
. ,,
,
, 'a year ago when only 41 were east, mounted to $13,527 fi32. or $12.1*3
While tin altering announced i- the senate, quite a number of erican adherence to the I’ci inanent
The growers further cluim that croc ion nnd furnishings of the R was fhown Weilnesdny morning p(.r i-anitn according to finnneinl
Iritioii.
for $200.1100,000 the treasury plans measures were presented there, Court of liitemnlioniil Justice; to
they
will
cancel
all
use
of
re
frig
home
are;
IJ
Moughton,
archi|,IV
„
comparison
of
figures.
I
m
m
IM
ics
for
this
state,
...moiled
slide- is known to
decline the United States not to
l-rank
Tuesday’s election was
very l,x the federal .leparlmenl of com to allot additional bond- of the C h ief among them was that by he dispdsed to join the la-ague of
rintment of n com erator cars unless the railways '“ ‘ ’ . 'V ‘ '
new
Issue
to
the
extent
that
thild
I
Senator
Underwood,
(D
)
Alului|y the whole sub- ! «K rce to reduce the rates,
^*tuiot ’I bere were 207 votes polled ne rve, and received here Halav.
in which would dedicate Muscle N »li"*'»: to appeal for siiniurt htf
Liberty loan foui iiik I one fourth
lit a elan of action I The following officials are in the plumbing, .Sanford Electric r.lei - ,lw compared to the II enst Decern- o ' this tidal $M.050,0**2 represents
per cent Ponds, Treasury note- of Shoals to tin- national defense anil public authorities ami private citi
„ highly probable j city for the hearing: .1. O. Cassi- tJ ,r’ ,
••lectrical work; ' j„,r „ v,.ur a|ril Four of the votes t|„. expenses of operating the gen
I’.i'J.'i and certificate- of pto\idc operation for the produc- zens for the European reparation'!
m„ti|a,ed and accord- era I department* off the stale gov setir- A
ot. - can he mus- I ‘*y. Washington. I>. < < ommis- Smith Furniture i umpany, hous. j pi,u,M|
rotr
indebtedness
ate tendered in pay lion of nitrogen for fertilizer ami settlement plnn, and to lepeat Ilia
‘ sioner; Senator J. K. Calkins, furnishings
t ingly thrown out by the clerks, it ernment. $20,703, interest on debt;
lout hi- idea,
declaration of opposition to cancelment'. The third Liberty notes explosives.
Counsel for the Stale Ruilwny
The
home
will
be
complete
in
jwas
announced.
The
remainder
of
and $5,45*1,807 outlays for per I mature Sept. 15, 1S*2H, and the
lotion by the United Stale* of tho
ition stands Tuesday Commission; R. Hudson Burr, Tnl
Another
measure,
offered
hv
every
detail
und
when
opened
for
votes,
203.
were
cast
for
Mayor
manent improvements.
rill la three outsUmd- luhassee. Fin., Chairman Flu. Rail
debt*
owed the country by toreigu
l
notes
anil
certificates
mature
Mur.
Senator Sirtoot, (R ) Utah, would
tetkuig the privi- road Commiaaion; J. 11. Tench, Tal- exhibition, will he ready for occu Forest laike, who was unopposed
Provision also is made extend the life of the Amcrirnn nations.
Ill figures foi 11*2.1 computed ...f n,.xt
pancy. The lutest equipment nnd for re-election.
aj the Muscle Shoals lahusscc, Fla. Rate Kxpert, Florida
Two
n ew
pronotrhmemrnta
furnishings are tobe used, it is
The |sdh opened at 8 o’rlock with those of 11*22. when the total f,,r acceptance of certificates of . |>, t•( Funding conirni**iun two
marked the l‘ re»idenl's dircURsion
an Norris of the sen- Railroad Commission; Frank W. announced.
It willhe of the Spun- Tue-duy morning and at noon there payment* for the sUtc wcqj\ $11, indebtedne**. due Dec. 15, in pay- years, from next Feb. S. A similar
Xt committee is pre- Gwathey, representing A. C. I. and udi bungalow type with aiuci^u
and in M*11 *-*••» *7. * **’ • ** i ir,t Id fyr
f*;w .|m pisuic ua« iWfaml Monday iti tho of forciyrn affairs, one loin hud on
tW .Norris bill, 8. A. T.. Railways; J:*1I. Ketner.' walla and tile roofing.*’ A |«itin hud been but 51 votes cast. In the per rnplt* n r j l r r * knd *4 on tvreduction of world armamoiit-., ami
regarded u* en»h receipts ( house
afternoon
the
voting
was
stimulat/tried by the corn- General Freight Agent Seaboard will he another feature.
sportively. ^
total, include all within the $20.(8)0.000.
' Thi.ty eight million* of dollar* tho other had reforenre to the out
id.
more
than
three
times
ns
marrv
last session. Sena- Air Line- F. L. Glover, W ilming
1 * '
, "The cash offering,” a formal |f,,r constructing new public huild- lawing of war.
A reception room with walls 12 |ballots being cast than there wort pay men * °
d. (ID Alubumn, will ton, N. <\, Asst. Gen. Freight feet in height nnd bed rooms with
iiuidt
from
current
revenues
*
*
*
^
statement by Secretary
Mellon mg- already authorized ami also . “ It ,ha* been ami. , is, mv , cxpo,tu«
in the morning
The poll* closed
,,
for n bill he intro- Agent. A. <\ !,.; <’ . Mcl>. Davis, walls HI feet high will add to its
. ,
from tin proceeds of bond issue.
|
-will be restricted to the nee- , ni.w
-lies ,lierelolore
at
sundown
which
was
5
o'clock
ac- i (loll thnt
. .. we might
. hoiicfully
r
»npI to till the breach Asst. Fieight Manager, A. C. L. j attractiveness, it is declared. A
prouefi
other
great
powers
tor
furTotal levcnue lecetpt- f " i .
«'-sar> cash lequireiiH'iil* to carry i|mred wouldlie made available
The
fact
that
Mayor
Lake
was
(withdrawal of Henry Railway; E. J. Ruth, General Muf- garage with stucco walls to match
-late for 11*2.1 were $ 12.1* fi*.•.-•>. the 1rca-ury until March fiiiunc- i undera loll proposedby Senator { ther conference on this suhji-rt an
unopposed
und
assured
of
election
|Pirn there will la- the ngcr Fruit Growers Express; \V. G. the home, will ulso he erected.
soon ns the carrying out of i),e
was given as the rcuson for the or $12 37 per capita. Tin- was j,,,, |it>riod. but the exchange feu- Fletcher. (ID Florida.
plan, which probn- Brantley, Jr., Counsel Fruit Grow
I tiresent reparation plnn ns the cm
$4,8*13.1*8) more than the total pay- tutc ,,f the nffei permits the use
It is not the intention to build small vote rather than the appar
Amotig the comparatively
ponsored liy Senator ers Express.
" tahlishcd and settled policy of Eu*
vein exclusive
of the ' ”nf•*•**
security
a home which will lie beyond the cut lark of interest in the ntUm- meats
.......- of the...................,
..............
»V l" ' h " " ‘l ! measures mtriMlueed m the House i
.. f1.viir..i,i1. nn.
or leader.
A sim
According to Commissioner ('as means of the average man, it was of the city government.
payments for permanent improve tfip, Liberty Iona bonds to a< . i,
i|„1iM1,,1 , p , m ,. i, 1 r , r h ,.r, * *, ‘ “ Vorubly op|n» advanced Monday sidy, there is a possibility that the pemted out, but It is the purpose
in.
nt*.
but
$587,il*7
less
Ilian
the
l,,lllri.
,he
new
......Is.
and
it
•'*
|
mnn
io
J
taxes
...,
i
»«e
with regard to
Over DiOO names were on the
tin a joint resolution railway companies and tlx- grower of Die builders to demonstrate how qualified
total payments ineluilmg those for I peeled that the bidders of tin- presJ . .
i
. r, vcles
nimainent n duction
Hilt un acli I. n was stated ami
•Rep. Wright, (ID will come to some settlement, hut better homes may be constructed
iini»ri»vrm«*nlH.
I m l HTurilien will l«» a liirirt* t*xu*i»t
__
__
’
rount *«»f proiionulN which have nlcause there had ficeii an urgent |M*rinHnrnt
I
^
' .
.
I ready been made hv other guve
'
for mi moii- money than is ordi appeal for a large vote, it was to payment* in exevs* of revenue re avail thciURoIvcs of then lights. „ .
in the event of this not being the
fadiuirth, (R ) New en: e the hearing will take at least narily spent for that purpose by ileted by many of the official- that eelpts were met from the proceeds This is the first offering <>f a long H I |* (»
( O IT ID lO tU lV
f,,r n European eonferer
arv<l if the opportun- until Friday or Saturday
ti i m government bond since the is
*
^ Jit will be necessary to wait
tho average man.
an unusually large vote would !o . f debt obligations.
(uppnrt the HookerThe home will be furnished with cast.
wfi“ l *fi*' untrnme of liie.r ;
Property and special taxes rep «unnee in Octoiiei of 11*22 of tin- l)n u t l* 4 » V k J M H M I P I 111
per cent bonds of *■''■>>11 H J u I U Z I l l v \ / l l d,,,,* can lie. I should nut v<
ary profit
sharing j
in a short time and for a month
It t- interesting to note that of resented 411.(1 per cent of the total I’MUMiry 4
ich hu- been for some
following it- completion will lie *ln valid votes, there was nut a I, venue for PJ23. 53 per cent for 1**47 i)2 which are now quoted
' T lU lC / ItlV A f i m ’ m w in
lir"* ",!“ ’ "• fi11'*' repre»viitu!i\M
Sc ictury
Weeks. 1
1 I C l IIlM / 1 1 attend a conference which w >uld
n exhibition to the people of Sun single one against the mayor. Hi i
|;»22. anil H*» per rent for 11*17. the mar ket at a very suh*tantlal 1 U t _ o v l d j
b, tin possibility that
eiinteniplrtte commitment- opposed
fiii'inium, und the banks und the
ford who will he cordially invited tofote, the officials declared, tint
The increase in nmounut of pr<
[may l>t brought bock
public
generally
t visit the place and view the latest have alwnyt been two or three cn-t petty and special taxes collected investigating
Fin on pletdy destroyed a 12- to the freedom of action we iloslro
of l•lddcrH through
in home-building.
for “ Andy Gump" or some other was 13*!.'.* per cent from 11*17 t<> should welcome this opportunity to room home •.-i Mellonville Avenue |to mnilitnin unimpaired with re
I mad■ to him Tuesday
At the end of the month of exhi similar celebrity.
11*22, and 15 per cent from 11*22 purchase in u long term Treusury near Foil Told .Tuesday afternoon ( speet to our purely domestic pol1Heflin. Alulramn, and
bition, the home will be for sale,
uhoiit
i ..clock causing dam- icies."
J. D. Chittenden server! us the n, |«j 23. Per capita and special ' issue,
Sunday is Memoriul Day for the either with or without its furnish polling clerk; Mrs. Alice Fitts, taxes were $«bl4 m 11)23, $5.45 iti
|tnDr»-ee, democrat,
ppioximulely $10,1*00, acProposals to outluw aggressive
------ ——----------------up.'*
. ppioximutciy
luhjtti is called up Elks Lodge,
ings, it is annuunccd.
tiiuate made by warfare, the President asserted
Mrs. Susan II. Wright nnd Miss )<»22. and $2 58 in 11*17.
planned to offer the
Sanford Iwalge, B. P. <>. E., 1241,
In connection with tho announce Kathryn Wilkey and C. L. Britt
, . ............. ...... of this city. The should lie studied and sympathe
Earnings of general departments
t substitute for the will observe it’s annual memoriul ment of the plan,
. . Mr.
.
„
. nerved as the inspector*.
Moughton,
I tui fishings of the
house were tic.,llv viewed.
or compensation for services ren
utWizing acceptance cervices in the old homestead of , its architect, gave out the followCombining discussion of tax rts
A deficiency bill carrying $180.- saved.
dered state officials, represented
vSn
If the Norris Walter llund, on the luki' front, ing statement:
Negro work men, who were clear vision with his statement on econ
4.8
per
cent
of
the
total
revenue
00(1,1)1)0 was passed by the senate.
I’ si >. a substitute. at 3 o’clock Sunday afternoon. It | “ The design and pluit of the Churches O f Christ
ing the roadway nearby, noticed omy the executive said that l£
for 11*23, 4 5 |>er rent for 1922 and
-------• •local* j “ Model Home”•• wa* originally in»,sm( is expetced to i is expected that about 350
10 4 p«*e cent for 11*17.
Several score of nomination* tbe blaze and immediately warned Congress at this session kept with
Open
Annual
Session
lu » -idmtitute to the I member* will be in attendance.
! tended tor the book of
Florida
Business and n<»n-bu»iness liccii ' weir sent to the senate by ITcs- the occupant?:, and started to re in tlie budget he hud presented “ it
move the furniture. They were will then be possible to have a
Thi* would bring the
Special services will be observed house plum to be published short
A T LA N T A , Dec. 3.—The part »es constituted 35 per cent of the idem Coolidge.
bet.ire the senate for tho two members, Schellc ly by the Florida Association of the church can take in bringing ' total revenue for 11*2.1. 28.5 pel |
able to Hive everything in the moderate nmuunt of tax reduction
—
. .
ition.
Mainos and Comer Whittle, who Architects.
about world peace was principal cent for 1922. and li.4 per cent
Henry M. I awes in< iin <<
< house, according t<> fire department and ull the tax reform that tha
‘•od and Norris died during the present year, us
"The various firms building the subject before the Federal Council for 1917. Receipts from business desired to resign a* Comptroller of officials, despite the fuij that the Congress may wish for during tha
to discus* their well us services for ull the mem home huvo been discussing for some of Churches of Christ In America, license* consist chiefly of taxes the Currency,
tire hail gullied good headway.
next fiscal year,"
Hr declared
fan I, and each is bers who have died during the pnst time tbe erection of such a building
Tbe Sanford Fire Department publication of income tux pnynt
opening
session
of
Fifth
Quad
exacted
from
insuranee
and
other
’ bqxtrortg support, few years.
and decided Snturduy to adopt this renniel session today.
Mori' hearings on the Mayfield wa* called, but were not able
1ment* to be "detrimental to the
|ni( i i i « it .......
i —-----------Appr>.v ' incorporated
companies,
'and* - •f
1tsmber of sonutors
infidel.
tax
on —
gasoline, while those election case .were decided on by u put out (lie flames because of the imlillc welfare and bound to doOn account of ull of the order’s particular
•M
i
i.
i
,
11
,,,
ini.m
in*
i
„
mately
500
delegates
from
ail
pails
u
le
s
---' Duniseivea us havlaek ot water. Chcniiruls and -t i r« axe public revenues." and urg*
It is not the Intention t^buHd j >f
StuU.,
Innnj. f or,.,Kll f run, nonbusiness licenses are prm senute commiltee.
equipment being destroyed by fire,
on the subject.
bucket
brigade were used with ef id tlie tepeul of that section of
some time ago, the services will not a house beyond the means
countries were present.
i jpally on motor vehicles.
average
man,
hut
to
build
a
small
Mr.
Coolidge
held
a
second
break'feet
to
save a garage und an out the n-veitue act.
be open to the nuhlic, as has been
home incorporating ull modern con
l*M conference with republicans |building.
Aside from hi« deciuratious nvfish I remier
the rule formerly.
veniences, so that there may be a
Chief Puxton attributes the cause lutivu to economy und taxation,
of the senate.
An interesting program 1ms been stimulation for better homes in
of the fire to fulling ?park* from the outstanding recominemlationa.
Party Leader arranged
for the gathering and Sanford.
Senator Underwood, (D ) Ala the chimney.
on domestic affairs made by tho
rpecial music und uddresses will
“ The design of the house is an
It is uot known whether the President included:
bama, offered a new Muscle Shoals
. Dtc :t._ Ramsay Mc- be featured. Judge Householder is
proposal while some of his col building Is covered by insurance.
Enactment off such Icghlutive
labor premier was to he the principal speaker, und adaption of Spanish und Western
Two Small F*irr»
leagues were endeavoring to re
remedies for agricultural ills 0 8 '
rirmuii and leuder of will deliver the address in memory American with modifications to
Forty-nine
g
u
e
s
t
s
including
Lsmgwood
will
have
grown
*<
•
match the Florida climate. The
vive Henry Ford's interest.
The Fire Department wu* called , aro worked out by tho recently
JO Labor party today. of Schelle Maine*.
living room bus a 12-foot beamed members of the Sanford Kiwanis large that Orlando nnd Sanford
to the gurugc of E. J. Jerry luex- ;
(Continued on pago 3)
’
chosen deputy
According to figures issued by ceiling; bed rooms 10-foot beamed Club, their ladies and prominent will be its suburbs.
President Coolidge’s budget mes- day, to u gasoline fire, lly the
r*|iuty chairman and officials of the order, 24 member*
Mayor Lake in behalf of the suge,
^ ^ ^
^ the budget, fixing $3,- time the department hud arrived
ceiling; und the dining room und citizens of Longwood, were enter
nnd
*»i elected chief Whip.
have diet! since the lodge’s incep kitchen 0-foot ceiling.
tained at the Orange and Black club, expressed appreciation of the ^ffilOJUO.Ys" as “ the 'cosV'of run the bluxe wu* under control. The Varied Program Given
—.I .. .of ,welcome
,i. l /vrvio» anri
,
, ,
,
words
and ItsilHswl
lauded Ini*
the mug' the
tion here.
“ Each ceiling will be insulated Hotel st Longwood Tuesday night .....
government in the next damage was slight ,it i* suid
A t W eekly Meeting o f
of progresslveness of the fiscal yeur, were submitted to Con
-ket Heard In
with Celotcx, and each room in the with a banquet, which was declar spirit
Sparks from a chimney caused
In.
a V___ ____ f __ I
ed
by
everyone
to
be
one
of
the
citizens
of
Ixingw-ood
and
predict
house
will
have
three
outside
ex
the second fire on Tuesday when Sanford Rotary Club
gress.
irt Wednesday Dawes W ill Become
posures, except the dining room most enjoyable occasions given ed the rapid growth of the town
the roof of the htune of R. L. Siiinbecause of the co-operation that
The tjemocratic national com holser, 603 Oak Avenue, caught
Head Oil Company which will have cross exposure, by the locsl club for some time
Music and readings featured tho
°I it-ckles* driving
thur insuring the coolest of homes
A squab dinner with “ all the
.
,
. . . j mittee reported to the house that fire. Quick response by the fire weekly luncheon of thu Rotary
«■ the municipal . COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 3.— Henry in tho summer time." —
Miss
Alma
Entzmlnger
recited
j
(.-ampaigti
contributions
with
u
trimmins" was served by Mr. and
department kept the blase from Club,
Tuesday at tho Semmoln
r ” <dnesday morning, M. Dawes whose' resignation us
Mrs. Fred A. Clarke, who recent “ When tha Frost Is On The Pump- ,oan of $ 1 2 0 ,000 loU lltd $965,520, making headway.
Cafe. Miss Rosamond Radford
I* 5baron, tiva o f t}ie Comptroller of Currency was an
ly took over the management of kin" and was accompanied by Mis* |um) expenditures amounted to
guve two readings, “Foolish Ques
pami.scd and one $20 nounced in Washington yesterday, Americans Accorded
the hotel. The menu was declar Mary Gladys Sheppard at the pi* $903 ,908, leaving a balance of $61,tions" Anonymous, and “How Did
Chapman
Heads
Local
fartand. Fine* toUll- will become president of the Pure
np.
The
number
received
a
hearty
Equality In Egypt ed the most excellent served to
612.
You Dio" by Edmund Vance Cooke,
” *>il* estreated totalled Oil Company succeeding Bcman G.
Kiwanians for some time and the welcome by the guests.
und Miss Gussle Frang Hang two
Lodge
for
N
e
x
t
Y
ear
•Heeled at the seaaion.
Mr. Thomas, secretary of the
Dawea announced today at the oil
W ASHINGTON, Dec. 3.— Amer clubs appreciation of the hospit
solos, “Barefoot Trail and “Honey
Engineer
W
ill
Visit
r ‘ l. pasiing worthies* company's offices here.
Chamber
of
Commerce
of
Long
ican Nationals in Palestine are ac ality of Mrt and Mrs. .Clarke was
Miau Velmu
Sanford Lodge, 62, F. & A. M. If You Only Knew.
^biferred to county
wood,
gave
a
short
talk
in
which
corded full and equal rights and expressed during the evening b}'
Shipp accompanied.
Sanford
On
Saturday
held
its
election
of
officers
Tues
'Boston, reckless drlvprivileges enjoined by citixens o f President T. L. Dumas and J- G. he praised the spirit bf “ We
R. L. Dean had charge of lb#
day night when R. B. Chapman
MARKET
p estreated;
Lonnie
allied
i>owcrs in an agreement Bharon, Who farther welcomed Build" as practiced by the Kiwan
« e Chittenden. E. F.
Word has been received from Was elected to the office of Worians.
1
signed today, in London, by repre them to Seminole county and as
pr* e following members attended
Mpful Master.
•-H M. McDonald, and
CHICAGO, Dec.
WheatrMay,
Mrs. L. C. Bebout sang two the Board of Engineers of tha U. shipful
...
i charged With reckless 1.6H%» to il.bUtt; July, 1.4H to sentatives of British and American sured them of the gooid wishes of very delightful solos antf was fol S. Department of Rivers and Har
The following
rin g elective , officers the luncheon:
the Sanford club.
governments.'
George
Brockhnhn
Randall
”* uurnuased.
bors that a representative will were named: John Grove, Senior
1.4014. Corn: May, 1.203s
to
lowed
by
C.
W.
Entzmlnger,
who
The guests repaired to the din
J^}*’ disorderly, remand- 1.2114. Oats: May, 5814 to 6834.
Warden, George Huff. Junior W ar Chase, Ilanip Dubot-e, Ifollaad
ing room at 8 o'clock.
Judge J- told tho guests the wmule story” visit Sanford, an Dec. 6 for tha den; F. B. Adams, Secretary and Dean, Alex Epps, Bob Holly, Milt ’
HIGHWAY WORK BEGUN
|tent.viay; Lester John
purpose
of
discussing
tha
St.
G. Sharon gave tbe Invocation and which provoked much laughter,
Haddock, E. Householder, Walb
, ** “ I'd loitering, dia
John Musson as Treasurer.
John’a river project.
E N p OF 8TORY SATURDAY
KEL WEST. Dec. 4.— Construc was followed by C. W. Entsmln- Jock Peters and Jalk Hall, two * As yet no arraOgement nave
L * Thomas, disorderly
TTie following officers will be ap Haynes, Ed. Higgins, Chas. HenrjT!
members
of
Boy
Scot
Troop
num
ger who welcomed the guests in
T a x ied until Friday;
CHICAGO, Dec. 3.— End of the tion work on the Key West end
been made for entertainment but pointed by the new. Master: Chap Geo. Knight. Frank McNeill, 0 .
Bo*«. speeding, $10 cs- ■tory of Leo Koretx promoter for of the highway to the mainland behalf of the eitiiaaa 'of Long ber two of Sanford Scouts, were as soon as tbe itinerary Is received lain, Tyler, Senior Deacon, Junior 1‘ulr-slon, Bill Forker, Cehe Ronm-S
wood and spoke of tbe-growth of Introduced by President Dumss.
eighteen years involved in Panama ’will be started by Dec. 1, accord
immediate preparations will
be Deacon. Senior Steward, and Jun tlliet, H. R. Stevens. S. O. Shir •
holser; B. J. Starling, V/ilbnf
Ji c* 'der. taxi driver, oil scheme In which two million ing to present indications. Tbe that pisoe In particular and Semi Fallowing Klwanian Sharon pre made for a trip on the upper 8t. ior Steward.
.
Vt w'"* soliciting pase- dollars was invested by friends, initial project will be the bridge nole county In general- Mr. Knt- sented a proposal that a cup be Johns River, daring the day,1it Is
The officers w ill'be installed In Smith. Dave Thrasher und A rU u g
use of voice at the will come before Saturday State* connecting Btock Island witl^ Boat rmlnger laughingly reminded his donaUd by the club for patrol
.
.
'£
office on &t. John’s night, Due. 27,. Yourtll*
announced..
.
(Continued on page 6)
uon
hearers that within a- few yean
Chiia. ■
* M “ M $1 ®od |Attorney Crowe said today.
[far
Congress
HUGE DEFICIENCY^*
TAKENCAREOF IN
FLETCHER’S B IL L
HEAfePROTESTS
Jebate Of
lays On Bill
Action^W ill Be
O f Great Benefit
E
Q U IE T ELECTION STATE EXPENSES
FOR COMMISSION LAST YEAR WERE
SEAT ON TUESDAY $12.93 PER CAPITA
Local Elks Lodge
Will Hold Annual
Memorial Service
Washington Ne ws
“ Ladies Night” Banquet At Longwood
Greatly Enjoyed By Local Kiwanians
i.S
�’ • .
V
'* ‘Ubiar*.*..
■
*L v
DECEMBER ft 1»H
P l f t f THB SAN.
Will Dine Mrs. ^na
IA t ** *- ^
.
‘
lomeily Coming: Here t
Chorus Girls In Mu.
nt In 1926
vernment
sro told H>*t ^ K iw an ian s
medical discover
Tonight Longwood To State
ies mere is sun no beUcr otqo c cr cough remedy. Doctors say the
Local Kiwanians will pay a frapine tar quickly loosens « n d « *
tcrnnl
visit and obsen-o "Ladies
&f
move* the phlojrtn and coiirc
/Weak, undernourished, under that enure the cougWng. *1*° hcnl Night," at the Orange and Black 7*0’.Lit* CreTuJL
Hotel at Ixmgwood tonight, when le a d n jr w o tn a ^ J j
weight boys and girls who are ing soreness, while the honey
it ix expected that about 50 mem California’* scW kT I
peevish, fretful and sickly need only gives a pleasant taste, b
I « years o f »
bers of the local club and their
helps soothe Irritation.
McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Tablets.
.
...111| ailan/1
The original compound, niade up udj<l>
wi|
attend
iu
d
*°
will saytSy*1
Cod liver Oil would do Just ns many years ago and used by mil . ^
Ucbout and A. C. Fort have
well, but what parent would be lions of people, was Dr. ‘ I®11/ been named as tbo program corn—-1/> ...
rp and according to official*
ao cruel a* to give them the hor Pine Tar Honey. - This is scientlficallv colbposod o f Just the right g{ the clu,, n fine program is to
rible nasty tasting, ill smelling
proportions of nine U r. honey and ,
nrcN.nted to the members,
stuff, when sugar coated cod liver other quick-acting, healing ingre^ j|t urRCd by the officials that
oil tablets made by McCoy’s Lab dients which the best doctors have
.......0U the members be present at the
oratories of New York are as found to aid in gulck relief. If banquet. An attractive menu has
easy to take as candy nnd Won’t you want the original and Ahe been prepared it is declared.
Upset their delicate stomachs.
; best, be sure you get Dr. Beil s
T L. Dumas is to be toastmaster.
There's more vitaminc* of the Ilne-Tnr Honey and
no other.
first class in cod liver oil than in 1Only 30c at nnyjfood druggist*.
A writer says nearly every man
anything else and for that renson
I Never urge a man to bo natural. needs a skilled mnnager of his
affairs. Still, many bachelors aucI You are likely to cause bis ar cced — Youngstown Vindicator.
rest.— Youngstown Vindicator.
y
.
-
5,V*r;
(Continued fron. Pace 1)
"a t*, to *62.000,000 which the
Director re'tlmated » would
fficicnt to carry the payments
next year if applications
to come in at'their presrate; and a 17,000,000 rei in Um amount. set aside
ipitai construction.
Treasury Department’s reon o f $10,810,000 under the
fo r the present year was
y accounted for by the fact
tax refunds
amounting to
>,140,000 resulting from the 26
w
v
.cent reduction voted by Con
“ It is to laugh." How many ree him accompanied by other | mnny months. That is the full cxst the last session, were nco
i.~
When i pl«t»tlon of “ Bringing Up Father
in the new budget. The theatregoers remember the history member* of the family.
1
Ireland
which
conies
to
the
of
that
expression.
Twenty
yenrs
Guard allotment was in1—M
Lou‘1* appeared, the faces of his I {Jj|i|lfw Th. atre FridBy< „ec. G.
by $1,650,000 as a part of ago it was on every tongue, and friends nnd family .were a study.
The play hasn’t a particle of
drive against rum runners, j as popular as "Yes! We Have No
Thu«b*ubiity.uf his character, wua rhyme or reason to it. No at
ills the total given the Customs llananns".
nonsensical
thnt tempt to pvsent art. either In
I-ouis Mann wax playing the so flagrantly
e was cut $712,000— a rcduc‘ declared by the Dudget I)|. comedy character at the old Her- they, did not know whether to ap-i music nr scenic vesture. But "It
hr to be due to decreased b c -!o1<1 s‘1Vnr,c T ho* - A
0* ’,.1" plnud or feel nshnmed. But here* Is To Laugh” thnt excuses everyBp* and an estimated falling jI ? musical play, called The t.irl Its where mother saW the situation thing, nnd pleases the trouhle ladfics
From Paris." He portrnyed one nnd came to the rescue in a way toned public better than the nl4n funds.
To leged artistic attempts at amuse
of those impossible “ Half Breed" that made history. " I t Is
Germans, with o choice selection l-nugh,” *snid she nnd she (lid. ns ment bv many more pretentious
*st Strawberries
George
McManus’
of sadly dislocated Germnn-Jcwish did the entire family and an over productions.
daily ‘ cartoon pirturizntion in n
phrases. Hi* language flowing audience.
Season Raised By -American
throughout
That' simple phrase was ample bundled newspapers
was a cross between a stale sar
H. Greer of Geneva dine and a loaf of pumpcrnickle. apology for the absurdity of his the entire world, furnishes more
His make-up depicted nothing hu- make-up and all else. The say hilarity than any nlny ever did.
In" bet-nme famous the world nv-1 "Bringing Up Father In Ireland"
2^What are said to bo the first mnn.
His Ilenr Old Mother came to ic r nnd helped keep the play fo r 1is the enrtoon* come to life.
Iwberric* of the season grown
" I he listless, harkwnrd
Seminole county, were brought
Si
hoy nerd McCoy's"
nford Tuesday, morning by B.
n»
Greer, of Geneva.
tli* . -rraggly. sickly rhililren |j|
berries, unusually large and
cm? i,.■are to liven up and take on I s
Ing a delirious flnvbr were
in >..lj hi’ii
iiealthv
flesh
McCoy's
**m
—
Ithy fie
ah after Mcf
oy'i* E
'to local merchant*. Mr. Greer
1
Many Sanford Folks Are Show
•" in g , Cn.i I net Oil Tablets linvc Itcen gG
Memlx'rs of Die ('ampin'll-Loss-1
td that this year’s crop Is about
Hi » to Amid Needless Sufferring 1 taken f>>r just u few days.
"5
#*W*ck earlier, than that of Inst ing Post American l-cgiott w ill1
’ -------I lie *tire und ask the Union . Jj
_ the first quart in 192.1 having gather for their first meeting I
There's nothing more annoying I phnrmnrv or any good druggist J”
since the recent installation of
O picked on Dec. 7.
U in kidney weakness or inaliility|
gen
**
..........
I f,,,
I I M
•' ilo v* ’s, the
» in original
" I <Pv ..... I and SV'
■1 p
Inly local merchants aro suppli newly elected officers, on Wodncs-'
*o propel I v rontrol the kidney s it - u,,„ i ,,d Li vet Oil Tablets, if you I S
,
.
e r Mr. Greer who slated that day night nt 7:.10 o’clock at the|
vou apply i• ti n-. Night and day alike, the' wa-.t v.uj delicate children to b e - '!#
rt,,,mrn'
f)Bs found a ready market for clubhouse at Myrtle Avenue and i •, " ' 1
.
!* Lt_ .
,ff. .
.1
.. i. .
.
.
»
rcr i* tornieutt ii nnd
whul i« om
trong. roliuxt amiactive.
-berries nt all times. They Seminole Boulevard, it was an -. Mentho Sulphur l<> anitching.I fu n
nounced
today.
iiuriiing
or
broken
out
skin,
the
ul,h
Du
liurniiig
anil
'cnliling,
the
j
I
>
r
grown-ups
they
nre
just
as
grown on his "Twin-I.akc"
There will lie regulnr business I
„ nd |,1.„|j„|. |N.ui,„, 'Ju ' " ," " t bai km lie. h<adiuhe and w-.i.lutul -<>m woman ^allied 16
transacted after which entertainnote! rkin rpm ialist This ••i.’ zine-s. life is indeed a burden.|pou I- in five week, till tablets
meat i»n<i
and refreshments
Is- »»n
on Mjphtir
i
a stimulant
nt* and it they don't |iut 6
mom
ruriMiimnis will in
pnMuirntinn. mack* into a ,Doans
.• Pills
,
,
.diuretic
.. ,,<
jSthtetic Body For
fill*
rii m
.
. rulit rrrnm. ifivrs
.•
. » it t"
t hr , KlilhfV'
h.»Vo hroiiKht
|m.ip l >>f good firm flesh on any
um timer
program.
til«>nsiint
Mirh
,
..
wlio nre metniiers quick relief, even to fiery er/eoni h .it iand « ••in I ••r t t•• many Sail- D>>, i ,m hi woman in .in day.',
2*5 Tampa Is Proposed of legionnaires
thr liRjal post and ex service
||nthinK ha? ,.v,.r |H.,.n f,,u„,| fold people. Profit hv tin- Snn- gei V'iiii money hack.
f> ,il resident's experiem i
mm
rrahliiiK
ami
vii$ilinix
m
Sinn
ukr
it.s plnr«
MPA. Dec. 2.— Rejuvenation
& T AAM
' I Long, carpi'titei. ill W.
..
.
nole
county
are
cordially
invited
j
jj
,
(p
f
rm.destroy
mg
in nthlctic events in
S r Interest
lnt<
t ii . re was an ’ ( o u j f l i R e m e d y M o t h e r
propel ties, it miii klv suIhIui's tie l i i . i s t . savs
ia is the purpose behind tiro to attend this meeting
Tampn
Post t'nmmandcr
A. P. Haggard itching, cools tin- irritation and awful soreness hi mv baek and I
,
«9M ls'
s' to form a huge athletic us
(Jave I s Slill Best
My
lesires
that
former
scrvnc men
,|a.
up. leaving • mild hardly get up in down
age iation here, to be known a* the
not memla-rs of Die I.igion, wl *1i clear, smonlli -kin in place of 1idiievs acted t"" fieilv, mid the1
Tampa Athletic Association, nc‘me T.ir and llonev Bent
____
I ugh eruptions, rash, pimples ,,, Inn Ii of my head fell as though
ling to plans made public. The accept the invitation.
I
had
been
Ii
it
witii
a
i
lull
Doan's
All Modern Drug*
wdl be to get at least one PIl.( IIAI1DS B R IM ;
roughness.
i itmusarids of tamibes it lias
BRITISH F.ltS I’ ROSI’ I .IM I V
l mi d" not h.iv i t.. wait f..r ,m l ‘ill>. procured i* Rower A- Rnuthousand memberships to assure a
'he in-tom fio many vear.*
provi’iiu’iil. Il iiun klv ihoWk i "ii nilllat's liiiig More, lolieved the htnthly income of $.1,000. This
k • n pun- tai and hoiioi nl
LONDON, Dec. 2.— Pili iiards.1enn get n little mr of Itowle- t ains in rm ha. k and head nnd
motley would bo used it is stated,
op hand tm i oogh', i host
dmg put mv kidneys in good eondl
tq make up deficits where events herring-like fish that gave ii'i- to MenUio-Siilpnur at any
t ion "
himiehitts. spasm,"In i loop,
Ail'
pioted by the association, or the first British ll*heiio' nt Die store.
‘ i nit ii • itatiotis
I In r moth
-ii n|| ilenh r
Foster Mil
tits coming under its jurisdie- 1linn f tin Plioeniciiins. him mnie
i that it w a - good, that
BILL 111 i 1.1.0 II1-1C
hunt ( o \ lii-. But fain. N V.
failed to make expenses out hack to the Comedi eoa“t hi great
•itV ’ i b l ok e lip the wo|»t t o u g h
the gnto receipts. Golf, base- cr nu oi l i e i s t Itii ii in linin' v e i n s . '
I hours ami that it lotild he*
W ASIIINGTDN. I tec. 2. — ? ! S .
Motives ate mixed
\ man may
I, aqunticn, track and field und brought with Diem in •-1 •• 1 11v
loll pot in i aii'i h. i gittipg heltei
I , v .-iitig ,iml old aliki
as
enta and Die like would runic to the lir.hing yxHuges They nil null.n(lM pnbiii iiiipenv omeiil
-nia 1• no n a n o< a s or hm in
tdur jurisdiction of the ussoeia- nold mostly \f (*• >11IVI f ies I' .tileillH via- mli imIii- isI l>v Selintol Fleli ieo >i t>e. no i tin It>iij■■r is getting
w- is,- \. w Haven Register.
oi I lot ela Toesibi v .
•ii .v
on tiie ModifcrrnticHti
Dn.
(«a c i
-t—
l and Enduring But
IH Beva0uutifu
will lie amazed at the magnificent
K
a S
: C W U H S E L im AT THE CAUSE
OUT AND ITCHES
APPLY SULPHUR
S
je w e lr y sifts that can tic obt
at as little as Two to Four Dollars.
/
■'
’
-
D IA M O N D S
$11,
Cenuinc Diamond Rings.
Well worth $22.50. Sjiecinl.............
Centime Diamond Ring 1:*4 carnt. Reg- Q Q Q f ]
ular value $475.00. Specinl Bargain
if. Carat Blue White Diamond.
' Q l *1 C I
' Ran* chance
..............................
X tfJ
l icmiine Diamond Ring, weight one and one half
1 : i j c a r a t . Regular value $750.00.
Special Bargain
................. .
$ 525.1
.
W A T f H ES
K am i
At S jjcm
Jti'l Rcreivp tl
yT\3)
Ladies’
Wrist Watches
in while grid, green gold, yellow gold, in Inrncau,
rectiingiUnr, cushion, criogtin .shapes.
Regular
$18.00 to $22.00 values.
Toilel Sets
Special Price, $H.75 to SI 1.25.
f
• v *
Exi
H i i n d i ’n in lrd
R a r e B a r g a in s
I v o r y amt Amiicr
D IA M O N D W R IS T W ATCH KH
I-atest Iipsifju
In Pi.-it i i i i i i i ; al*o wo carry the large t Pak of the famo.i ftu li'a Walt |ps pi white gold, gieen gold, and |datLess
10r r o f
R e g u la r
P r ic e s
M i l i t a r y Sets
An Ideal liifi for Meu|
T H E D IA M O N D PA LA C
I*. WKINBERG, Prop.
>,v
%
FORD
_
Lowest Prices in the History o f the Ford Motor Company
m
EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 2, 1924
Chassis, Regular
Runabout, Regular
|gg.f
•" I
-
-
-
-
Touring, R e g u l a r .......................................
Truck Chassis, Regular - - - Coupe ...................................
Tudor Sedan - ...................................
Fordor S e d a n ....................................................
260
-
-
.....................................................................................................
Starter $65.00.
Demountable Wheel $20.00 Extra on regular can.
These Prices F. (). B. Detroit,
290
365
525
580
660
.
Freight anti W ar Tax Extra.
d v
« ^ s-SpS.
■W. ‘ Jr '
Authorized Dealer
i
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1. s*x >%•
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Of Interest, If You "Care A Darn
Herald
aMt'SrhSski
orxt^ Klotoda. under' Act of
J U II«r
ID U DBAS.
rA *D a n a .
K S W ’ W jgHL
rered Jn Cltr toy Carrier,
'-"***.
l>*«
Weeklr* Edlllan t lW
>t. ftOTtCCi All obltnarr
_ *ar4* of thanks, reaolutlona
ellc'« of entertainment* where
_ra rie made will he charged
r * t re r u le r adeertlelnr ralea.
t u b t i i o r u i T U pntaa
, „JWoclal*d l*reee U eielueBhrel* entitled to the u»# for r•pub
lication of all new* dlepatche*
IlM V It or not otherwise cred
ited In title paper and also the lojal
news published herein. All rltthte
of MVWbUeatlon of special dlspaldi«a ktffln ars also re*»rv»*l._____
W E D N E H O A Y , D E C . « . 1» 2 I
ilB L E T H O U G H T F O R T O D A Y
MERCY OF GOD:—Who
THE
is • Gad like unto Thee, that pard-
oncth Iniquity . . . b*c»u»« He de* ‘ th in mercy . . . Mirah 7:18.
■ OF AND FROM
fry
John' Higginbotham, ble*» hi* »oul.
* ftblaot can take it ea*y now,
■ M y old friend John ha* made hi*
roll
A n d decra’t need to plod nor
plow,
c' Nor worry over meeting note*,
Or getting buune* . getting v<>tc»;
So-Jobn ha* moved uxxny, and he
Juat live.i u life of luxury.
KSg
B u t now a n d th e n I get a lin e
F r o m J o h n , and w h a t '* It n il
shout 1
T o te ll m e th a t h e '* fe e lin g fin e ’
A n d ho w th e ro s e * now lire out ?
N o , n o t a t * 11. lie a lw a y * w a n t*
f;'; T o k n o w a b o u t old fr ie n d * and
hi. unt*;
• l l o w ’a old E d M ille r ’
E d d ie
’
G u es t ?
Karl H m r ilium ? and a ll th e re s t?
Kt
( 1 lik e k fair and sunny clime,
I lik e the li.uRxomx and the fruit*
I t ’* v e r y nice in wintertime
T o go around in bathing *uit«;
• But every man I ever met
I n s o m e far distnnt Eden ye
W »* a»king how were matter
■'
. down
I n o ld F o r t W o r th , o r M id d le to w n 1
I t ' s IJtkn or i.awrence or
F a ll River, A»hevllle, Wllmlng
• fon.
T h e y talk about u whole lot more
T h a n fruit* or fh.w’r* or tropic
sun.
•Now, you and I are alway* " o f"
S o m e town we live in, town we
love;
B u t Milne retire >’«*, there are
some
N o longer "o f," but trihrely “ from."
—Dougla* Malloeh
The publi ration of the tax lint*
haa been held to be legal. Again
' an attempt to murtlc the pres* hu.
"
f a ile d ,
' W.» n
— -
«>
As Brisbane Sees
C o d T o ld H e r .
H o w many San ford hoti*eJce*p«rs know anything about
E n g la n d '* N e w F le e t.
VituWftii,*0r for thstmiatter care a darn? W a rh in g to n . In B u tt e r .
T h e O ld e s t P r ie s t.
How many Sanford housekeepers know anything about
"balanced ration*” that insure good health for their fam
DY ARTHUR BRISBANE
«c# p rrte *t l t x )
ilies, or for that matter care a darn ?
9* ’* •
<- Anybody who-tan read has an opportunify these days
Jt POLISH wont**, in n -fit of,
to acquire information about food values. Many magazines,
and even* the United States Government in free-for-the- rt'.itpous mania.^cut* o ff the hea<L
dMffflg phfamphWtsffcublish articles, written in simple lang- of her sleeping employer with sn •
trage, from which any intelligent person can learn about nz«*. and tries to kill hi* wife and j
m i.
ff*_I__ t »L.. rwille* '
foods and their best preparation. It is merely a question of daughter. Taken to the pollco J
whether a housekeeper, or that bettor word, a "home-maker , station, she explained that God j
j
desires to know how to feed her household wisely and well. onler-vl her to do the killing.
Thnt is not new. In old days j
So interesting, too, is much of the writing about food
maniac*
religions us^dj
nmnuirt of
m various aa.***.w.*> *
and ita effect upon the human race that the home-maker
to butcher and bum alive selected
need never be bored by cookery talk, regardless of how high
victim*. ( *"laining that Cod de-l
brow her aspirations may naturally be
tired me killing f"T Hi* Glory. In, ( And the home-maker will find that the men l O c r fam -.
‘ |av tht< IN.upll, (ii,|
know
i tho <•
ily, if they are possessed of even average intelligence, are cn,lUj.h t<l |IMy ,hem up: they stood
keen to learn something about scientific conclusions.about nr( (jr() a|)(, ar,(.|-u,j,.,i
food-values.
It is estimated that a hundred thousand men eagerly
I ',! \M> NOW h:n i .ghteen
;.rs of fighting airplarea.
read Max Bentley’s account in a recent issue of the Dearborn .■ruber will !>«• raised t* fiftvIndependent of how Science has captured and imprisoned a Th.
liiadmn*
And thu I’ nti-h
new vitamin. - A-brief summary of some of the facts in
..............
that article is given in a convenient “Iwx" for the renders.
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1
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,
T h e J ig -a a w purs’c ,»
ia b e c o m in g m or? p—
th e j i g is not up.
W E I L S A M lA .O L P f t P .
Wives cr? oit.n
install men i p l»n in
ca. and always in the
1HOPE 'fU n i DELIVER
The
a loT ofnice
Ictf SOLDIERSANDGUNS
AND SWORDS an' au ThaT KW&a $Tuff —
iT'LL ALL HELP K\Y
V ' K
Then- am
j
B e l i e v i n g D i a l l, l " i i d n a n h i t " l u r e i l i - t iik I i v «* li«>in ati>
it h e r t \ pe in t h e w o r ld - i i m i l d h a v e :i iiu m e <e* u i i h p i e a-* t h e
s t y l e o f b u i l d i n g , lh< F l o r i d a I . u m b e r a n d M d l w o r k A s m * ia
• t io n h a s o f f e r e d te n p r iz e s o f t w e n t y f i v e d o l la r s e a c h in te n
C h ria tr
' • hr h e re ro »"'>« f Mtnt«. d istricts to see if some suitable term now lurking in
n e a r ly c v a iy o n c o f u» w ill h r » *y
tin - m i n d o f stinie t h o u g h t f il l • i l t / e n c a n In l . i . n i g l i l to It g itl
lng w e in te n d e d to do o u r C h ris t
J ttd g o s a r e to be s e le c te d hv hx al < h a n ib e i s <.f . o n in it i i e.
m i l s h o p p in g e a rly
a n d a n y p e rs o n m F l o r i d a , ts • lig p .le lu e n ti-t
tin - ( o i l i e s t .
F o r d * jllupped twent)-five dol", l * r * In pri-e yv*teniay. • It won’t and is in vited to subm it names to the e h a m b e r o f c o m m e r c e
l \ l I I I i: . l u l l ' .
tilt LAN I '<> R E H 'lt II R .T A R
•.iig in
-a r e trying t** • xplain why a woinan
Tulin hti*.*"e.
a
I*■oiocrat is askn.y the |>n
•i • -late to j on m uryine
• • join in t In li"*' • oienl
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sat* to hound*, ixl
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11 in l«-l .land it tin 5*1 1 . (• no.ioiy.il 11 .
be d is t .net ly o f F l o r m a .
t hat i- ■( ti"*d"t >
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full ihi'.y
-rt- \nd xx* has e • ' in*
is I o g o to a d is t ita 1 1 v» F I . i !.i ar i Intet t lira I design fur a I 'iikt- tor i
mill ut ionTh# T t u
t'id i.n . T to - S a n fo rd
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T H I N K o f the
money you might
have saved — but
didn’t!
Start now by depQsitinfc
a d olla r o r w ore with us
every week, letting your
account increase with tv.ne
and cm :b o u n d inter:!L
SKMINOLE COUNTY BANK
i:
!'• Interest I’aid on Savings Account*
Strength
-Service
I'rogress
;
\| I \ M I It I I , i I 11
-I t c *u li- i
lb- c it ..
•- in reft.: •
i ..ytvoM . « I
The ii i " .
|M-r» mi th*
>* r nuht y .I
•.pi-rut "in
dialer and
the virtual
circulat I**'IMJt (|UC't I
ui.i
T h e Spanish designs that 1‘io iid a lias um tateil, the \ ir-l
»*:.
I’H
clnMf. t - i i >
when Ik r loithand gin ia eolontal s ty le that is ho id !• tt loiin d, the t s p u al bunga
It HIM III I' \ N s I N \ I <i K s
kiu ed In I
I'rohulll) »he (tor* It
hale x**t* d
.' >d the Hi . uhln an
•O tx> Jr jiiM.ir more rllertlvely It I* low that is |(Mitid in N o rth ci u - .nitner r e s o ii- anil cam ps,, I’m I y "
.*•••Na*••i I j.
t- nil. tt,
” M.»w •h u ll
H u t > *• a *
none o f these are F lo tilla 's
l*ul ilo r n la ouytbt to have t v pes | III i".kInii f I ...|.| and I ram i I t., i
Die IP*i ■*•
ve*
I'aylonu New*
I lit \.t| Itlll**
lie (hnn'i I
— - n
o f bouses that are built entirely fio m tin* view point o f an will Hid I., iidtintted I.. 1 1 y iilai
III IllUlIlt \ ** ’*
n<-w*pii|>* *
The w
Ciont f.a.thull team
i i.nfi-i* i
•o Nllllll'd to till ut.l
O.k fo r III*'
Here > i
.treli
i
text
who
knows
Florida,
kie
ws
i
be
trend
ot
tin*
hree/cs,
|
prayed hel o* n o y y aine It pluv |
i ninmit 1>
.. "I" ie* l toil tna i ...
essential i.
M’M'I i I h I 111
« d tilt* fall
ll di*l lint pray fur ^tile slant o f tile suit l iivs, t tie kitnl of Vegetation to be li-ed ( a.
n iiew*|inp*
slut loll.
Victory, hot i r n i e d t lint u miyl.t near lhl l.olise. the ta -tes ot till- people that will oci upv H
That i
f min •11-11 y f ••i
Y n u nu. '
•\ tft** m in i
‘ ’ acquit t* if like tio-ii." wt.iih
I lie bun
.i
Tak*
a
walk
around
S
a
n
fo
til
and
noti
tin*
houses
that
a f t e r *11, the *U!ekt way t
yam
seem to In ty p u a l ot !''lortda, suitable to then sin ro u n d in g',
v ic to ry .
Tilt .sis .......... in ii *.hand
,i1 ***•
-----1i tin-1 ik . . and i t ed it
able to tin <ity
A I -osit down and
exrtfmiimin1* .<■. d Siiini-7.1. w if
P U C C IN I
W hen y .u
K*‘ t
ur i i Ht t l
1a
Innr t I * 1 1 il*h n, tiled I* t inn- it* . Iin
draw .-nine plans tot the h om e vat should like to build, the
nptoftdifii
* huur r l»r t ill* itik' .i'H1
lu
t
ISYII.I.K
<< 'I 'l l If: R I'H i:s \l
"s to p ciiiiTcs ,n"
I'eib a p s my that h. » ume must n*-t* i
a r c An* il ?• •» •!*11* r ** u r »*«•»»t **i•* •*•! ‘ house v ou vy ill laiild wlii-ii v oi 11
nyain In in, r li,,ii.d h, ani l****l\
to lift* i *i 11f iv n n ii u t , «l«»n*t fi»fnr v ou have ui muni the v e iy t v pe o f house that c ii i In- tailed
Till- h.y ini'ii *.f it.,- Svn.iy.yin
I■
Muric -liti mi t ill is pi* par mg
t o T h e I 'e . u(*t oftlce to try t.. k*-*-n a F lo tilla design, and tali g iv e a name lo r it that will b rin g me n tin n.l>* i*d ..nli l.*-ia.
On \
yoUfs m ” ie (.Ut o f t I k* |>upi I
v„ I
life. P
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pit
miei
>*per
lit
V • oli
to
p
a
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tr
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volt a twi-ntv liv e dollai m i/e
-uern-d tiiut f<>*.b*h. futile
ahould h ave th o u g h t o f th a t l.<A tie Ini' •
■■I'.ii * ii i- u iiatiunai
merit The fnur Senatni- w ill |„ ui i. c iim p u M i ( M.n n •> I’liri'im
fore.
A ll i" ! loii.ite!)
' h*
oi,|,*,i laid in lii.litn -. vxIn i a i i ..i -■ al in the
..I. I.n* Iicin Ifel (Ml- ‘ I K l
Will p It,i l.,-l ful,ole t<* tin ni .
li" It y of t ll"-* t tl.il -• >k t.
•
l.i.l
l.ml
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id
him.
Mo
Atm* -g u t h .r p . i k im * < ..in ny l .
an i 1 1 ui tli
( , •ilest idln i i ' f
tiux'IZc tin in are f"iy I fir.
Y j Florida iiuw u r many ii.»d i>i v k k ( ; k n < k o f o p i n i o n
ll •• honor and
Mu-- ,1ml is Still. . I tile I''XXIn-si pull-u.lt. .i.l
gatnbli r * and thieve*
i ’nli. •
• i al 1,•> the will hoin.I hll
.<
: I I’ KIKR.sbt in. i i m k s
Kl I
ST*t n K.> « liinlx-ii up t«• planning a
• obOllld hr n’l tile luoknUt l*ir *u*
u..mposer of
Hutto fly .”
iifw
hiiiti
in
\fsti’i(|ii\
lh»
nicioun '-hutu -ten* at it 11 tim e* and
t liat Puccini
It
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to
Ai
1 in* I J ii -t i T i. •
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• ro*idenl* xhul t i l>t* <touM> r h l f
I Mock ItoMirn i ImtlitiK l>"it-l Mtl»— |«M»Veil for tin
I, le that gave
I lull w.ii.ld lui* I< ‘n u l l m p o i at y ( 'otnm * ut
fu l to hf-*p tlirir huuMrB well Im k ( Stuti* Nuptinii' • uurl, has, n- I*. * i I " . id w 11In n I In- » Ii*•1 1 till" ami flihlhit-H hatik ihpoNltf* THiim Intn hi* plati " 11
l • iiiii-ie world,
that luntiinn to huv K'ootl hond- A inngatlne -o . > i * J.ihn Luther
t- r od,.
l i e r..*ddg,* i, hull man *.f a |*t••Inhitn.ii on fi't
11,. National pi ohilot i’ ll Imw« arul lo ii’ n . th« ir \u*it«« to th«
IP .
.
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lay Duvld Bela**", wa- I urned into W o i k
U a lliiin .o I
l i ...ii) lorulltlc* the pi >>(iil .11"I
are fcut •-i ceding men ii) (hr mutter hlhilinli unit l.e trunsfi'tted foim
mi opera and . t, ilii- liumewoii.
.MON
I o|( hpn ulati on was Puccini built to* greatest fame.
of politics, Thr puja-r no dnul.t tin- Treasury dipartment lu the law • Inn* in C'.inplikhed Una Ii .1
, Ulll’ l. i> R It j|,i.. v lb** II
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tj TI IIP
dearer. I I'll .lilt, instead of the
mean th a t ui tiie fu tu r e (K ilittru l llepuitment of Jir*tn-e u* a meth y*.* at
For inline ui»r*| .uiitiMv ira.Hon
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t in.sil, hm many
( 1 1'll that is cheap thy Unit pn»*luils«»n . f
f if .'"llf'*' tiieie aic cun-tant ie*
m e o tir i-- w "l| l>e n d d re « *e d llm * >>d fur ohlnlnmy Hlricler cnf.iiii
. per cent
•Mmlurn
J
eiiiihl# tin- U jttcrfly " wii* I'h i i *| with jii'rs an nrti*l dm-n't ..ill hi- m...hl tin
l.itl >n* id I tie.-* law* ImI I tmt i > when iidiithf l‘i *•
ly: . “ M r ( h m rn
an d l a d i e i . " merit of the pruhlhltinn lawn.
stake aiuj histe*. Wh. tli. r t wn* the ideal,— l-um-x ill. I,no
W a y n e It. W h e e le r, u i y i'iie ta l tliic "f all Inw:■ il.sc xxtiy tl.c mid speculator t*>doiihli^ hi*
- T l i m » - l ’ ntnn. N o . MRS Chan
i -i . u i . m 'I fur tin* A,nil S u lu i.n l.i'tig o e , "f » uurt ** ?
overnight
y.otic atmosphere >t thu story or
Ml and 1aidie .
The xxm l tiling nUiul the it. Ii
u lije c ti to th e propiiAxsl c h a n g e ,
Prims J»re n..t Inyh yet
They ^ tint it war, th,- Milan audience
Ilia I 'nilcd Staten ha* never
g iv in g a * In* re as o n tl.u t
tin I*««ii nrtuiill) "dry" mid thu nct-il i- are low, if l"«ikpvi-ity it* really would have nniiu I a. Thumbs ! for office i l hut uli ut ioii niuy
Tf.a ii|i.nloni of vurinu* Juj
loader* regarding the Japanese change w.iuld not wurk out in firm- ui gent fur lletter |ir*diil>itmii law xiund and if x„u select the rigiit down was the vet diet, and the op niukeMl .-illl in tIn palm* *~ MuI in ri
are stock* selling ,.,.a was withdrawn uflcr one per- con N'ewWtri'Nl Act wil| be given dele tier, since it would nmliarrtiji* t!.. ui.furt uinrnt if only thut thu |iuo|>|. stock*.
pur thut ure intrin fonnancc. l*atet nt H i,-cm it was.
tgp attending the Hireling of the action of thr lesser rnuil* in deal- inuy duli-rmilie whether nr nut thu a little above
LiNui.il Dawch ha* nearly four
Itral C‘ uncjl of churches. A* far lng wIDi ca»o.i of Violutmr) uf the |>|< trill luw* uru wlmt the) want, sicully worth three times par, and 1 tried ®K*jn w*th a very different
three time more. reception. From Italy it wt*nt to "'until' m win, Ii to leurit to *|ieak
a t we can make out from the recentiuw
ur whether there shnuld he Mime may be worth
Till' matter will pYohahly lie set* (tmilgun in the luw itself Mime
actions of the U. S. government,
,
London, then to New York, where the language which United States
nobody gives a (lain what these tied ut on early liatc: and, a* la nt.xfifieuiinn |)erhupn, or oxen sonic
KLDHIDGK. A Rrituh nutumosuccess wa* unquustioned and rcnators understand. — Kounoke
usual, each side of tho question mom kt rill gent law*.
are.
bile racer. iiu» broken all rei-ord*''' wlience it was *ung nrouml the Time*.
ccp'iUunu
p ilj
hut* its advocate*.
The ulnini thut this country (an in France hy driving hi* enr tun world with incrc|.*ing popularity,
The difficulty of adequate cnforc- nul enforce it* law* i* ridiculous, miles at an nxcrago *|tced uf l ‘J! (*• It is this popularity tiiut explains
Hpntf r , imitating wild turkey
For the good name uf the world.
w a s m is ta k e n for th e bird by menl of the prohibition luw* wux ullhough it i» acknowledged lliul miles on hour
|much o f Puccini’* greatness. Ills Wo trust Mars discovered nu more
r
h u n te r a n d c h o t. There tho most cogent reason urged gt^alyr governmental effort will
When will latlmad* utilize the'technique might'elicit wonder from about the human race thun we
b« such a th in g a *
doing againrt thr adoption'tof the pro- 1 havu to bo made ii, secure that re- lightness, speed mid econuinv of the asthete. H)* simplicity, his found nlxiut the Martians.— Uoto o w a ll,— S a n fo rd H e r a ld , hibition amendment and ll mu«l null
the g a s engine, hreuk up their melody c a u s e thorn* gifted only with lumhia Kerord.
p e a t d o ze n o r eo h u n te rs
admitted that much Improve-| Whether Tuft or whether Wheel- long, h e a v y suburban trains now a native sen s e o f pleasure in the
such m is ta k e s w e re s e n t to ment must be made In purael.t con |cr may be right i* yet to be do- stopping everywhere and send out roneours® o l aweet sound* to npMany a candidate who made the
. l e n t la r y ( o r m a n s la u g h te r, dltlons before thu United State i , U-muned, hut taking it altogetlier. pu* longer * and trnins in section*. I plaud. T h o highbrow and the me- race tliia fall because he heard
o u ld b e a g r e a t o u tb re a k o f will become actually “ dry."
!«»ne would naturally place more con- tho*e f o r the most distant point* 'diuiu lo w -b r o w find common ground “ a call of the people" is now undA t the u m « time, it is doubtful I fid i nee in the judgment of Mr. s t a r t in g first, and all on n non-1 in g u c h an o p e r a a * "Madam But- cr suspicion of having been a vena m o n g a ll th e o th e r
If any'such drastic Iowa r.’ gardlnj Taft.
‘ Star.
Irilwiu' it.— Detroit New*.
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t top b a s is ?
l t c r ilw ."
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Mnny |» ,pl,
even rather 1•
! on a *nxaph>>m
; crorsw-i.rd pu. /
W I L L T H E D EC K S W IM ?
..ng into i.iylni
Twonty-Fivi* Dollars For A Nam e
Special Bargaii
Fifteen acres yrood celery land
Dixie Highw ay, close in. Can eithfi
he used fur farm or sub-division.
. ski its.
jt»S '
c i “ ; . of
H.
L T S
Mbs Fern
Mrs, Lee Wheeler and Ml*a Flor«
Miss Louise Crawford returned
enc« Wheeler of Oviedo were shop to Tallahassee Monday.
ping in Sanford Tuesday.
Mrs. John E. Wade of Hastings
Mr*. W. J. Schuman and Mrs. is the guost of her parents Mr.
Joe Jinkins of Oviedo spent Tues and Mrs. G. B. Frank.
day in Sanford.
Mrs. Mary Fowler and dnughter
Mrs. G. W. Pagnes and Mrs. Miss Fowler are occupying the
McMastcr of Darlington, S. C., vis Frank Miller home for the winter.
ited friends in Sanford Tuofdny.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Chittenden
Mrs. R. B. Carter has ns her ami non left Tuesday on a motor
guest Mrs. J. H. Willifad of Daw trip to Tampa and St. Petersburg.
son, Gn.
Mr. ahd Mm. L. P. Hagan left
Mr*. Mnrgnret Barnes and Mjss on the boat Tuesday for Jackson
Maggie Hnrt'cnme from Orlando ville to attend tho Methodist con
Inst evening to attend the Guild ference.
Bazaar.
d a y e v e n in g w it h a fire -o 'c lo c k d in
n e r.
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T h o c o lo r scheme o f re d
® nQ
w h it e w a s c a rrie d o u t m o s t e ffe c
tively in the decorations. A*fnoit
delicious dinner was s e rv e d .
Covers were lnid for M r . 0 . J .
Pope, Cloyde Russell, A e e y Car
away, James Brown, Robert Gar
rison, George , Thurston, Watson
Wallace, Joe Corley,
Clarence
Priest and Theodore Pope.
E. G. Mundy and Bride
Return To Sanford
Mr.' and Mrs. E. J. Mundy who
wTefe married in Aiken, S. C., last
Wednesday, have come to make
F ,t tiie Valdez Hotel
Sanford their home after n motor
trip through Georgia and Florida.
Gr a m m a r
Miss Ernestine Bnggs of Tampa,
Mrs. Mundy who was Miss Lucile
who was the attractive guest of
Timrrman. is the daughter of Mr.
s
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h
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c i t y I Miss Gusrie McRae, returned to
and Mrs. F. L. Timermnn of Edge
jentst'i"' by the
her home Sunday.
HONOR R O LL
field, S. C. Mr. Mundy who has
[South Side Primary
been with R. C. Bow-ers and Com
flag l'V D. A. R. at
James Sharon returned Wed
pany for the past year, ia promi
nesday to the University of Flor
The Honor Roll for the Gram- nent In the business nml social cir
Satin'd*)'
ida after a visit with his parents
In IlaiaHi nt Fan Tan Judge and Mrs. James G. Sharon. mar School for the month of No- cles of Sanford.
Mr. and Mrs. Mundy have an
vember is composed of the folloWapartment with Mrs. A. K. Powers,
10 A. M.
Mrs. N. F. Peyton of Wnshlng- ing pupils:
on Tenth Street for the winter.
i ton. D. C.. who has been tho guest
8th Grade
IsoTH urunt-Toachers
k
i
her parents Captain and Mrs.
Estelle Collins, Wanda Allen, Baptist Class Holds
Silk- p■Thursday aft- W. A. Fitts left Monday for her
Edward Mitchell. Willin'" Morse,
ill mc< i
home.
Evans Kpencei, Bernard Schiraril,
Enjoyable M eetin g
lock *t 'I" West Side
Lilly Carrttway, Viola Hickson,
,|. Every member is
Mr.'i. George Hrockholm and Ethel Jones. Martha Johnson, Vir
irtsent
The T. E. !'. Class of the First
i daughter Maxine, have motored to ginia McDaniels, Antionette ShinTampa and Lakeland to be with holser. Ola Spurling, Emily Starr, Itnptist fehurch held its regular
meeting Monday afternoon in the
Bazar Is
friends for the week.
Lula Urguhart, Alice Vihlen. Mar I,adieu’ Clnss room at the church.
Kitts, Ernest Culp, Mary Frank The meeting was in chnrgc of Mrs.
lunced Success Mrs. S. D. Chittenton, who lins tha
Huff. Horace Jitncneze. Harold Harney Berk.
been the guest of Mrs. F. H. Witn
Fischer. Jack Peters, Jack Sneed. | After the transaction o f busi
■ns, (Tub was the scene throp of Tallahassee, arrived Tues’ Dick Sneed, I.ucile Fleming. Em;iv
ness a social hour was enjoyed at
day
to
spend
the
winter
with
her
of anotbi r most sueMcMillan, Kathleen Long, II. C. which time delicious refreshments
*r gi'd" l’V' the Holy daughter, Mrv. Walter Wight.
Waters. Henrietta Edwards. Adcll were served.
of thu Eniscopnl
The following members were
Friends of Allen Jones will be Vining. Lcorne Shenfer. May laird,
iflub xxas decorated
.loscph OT oiinor, FUircnci* lllam prise'll: Mrs Harney Itci-k, Mrs. ,1.
interested
to
hear
of
his
recent
trip
gp-ens,
u large
perl.
*
It. Lyle*. Mrs. .1 A Kelly. Mrs
|serving In leu " f In .St, l.ollis where he attended 'lie
7lh Grade
E. D. King, Mrs .1 I* Ahrnhnm,
the small tallies national enliven! inn of his frater
R. E. Griffin, Jane Torrence, [ Mrs. Milam, Mrs A. J. laissing,
nity going as a delegate from his
with tiny trees,
Pauline Powell.
Era Douglass, Mis. J. It. Johnson. Mrs. Kcodc,
was realized which chapter at the University of Ten l awri'liee Huggins, Hettina Camp Mrs. Mark Savage, Mrs. T. h.
effluent efforts of nessee.
.
lull, Mnrgnret llcrschi, Phyllis Tew and Mrs. Rubcrt'.
I md committees.
Smith. Adolphus Carter. Marjorie;
will
regret
to
learn
<
>
f
Friends
Newman as general
of Mrs. Homer Dawson Hoskins. Elinor Tym*r. Thelma:
assisted by the the death o f Mrs K M. Carroll Tew, Flossie Vickery, Rev Svmcs. A ll Souls Church W ill
the
sister
in Hill. Mrs. S O.
who died at her home in Atlanta John Terwilleger. Hernlct Alien.! (jiv e Its Annual Bazar
|5t. Claire White. Mrs. Tuesday.
Charles and Edward t lerine Cannon, Margaret Giles.
, Mrs. J. O. Loucks,
Juanita McMillan. Catherine Scht
The annual bazaar and chicken
Henderson,
the sons of Mrs. f
.Strmgfellow, Miss
rani. Margaret Thompsnn, Dorn 'Upper for the benefit of All Souls
roll left Wednesday to ntiund
|Jolvi MuDonuld. Mrs. funeral.
tin Thurston. Dorothy- Torluv. Net ( (lurch will be riven Dec. II nnd 1J
er. Mrs.
Charles
In- Williams,
Warren lluillsl. at the WomanV Club Supper will
l» 1' Nobloy. Mrs.
James Higgins.
hr served li"m mx I" • ighl both
older. Mrs. (I. A. De Missionary Body lia s
tilh Grade
day*.
|A \uughn, Mrs. WalIrma Allen. Rutiert Adam*. \ irAll the usual t hiiq -‘x u»»'1 mu ny
of (^ f f
iHr- Thninpson, Mrs. Election
I ginlii Earle, Ruth Marten, Kelly liexx and UllllMii ll " I N
in t•• b( X
Mr* Minnie Jones,
Pope, Mary Alice Shipp, Henry *iffered
There XXill hr duiHinr
ot
The re«rulnr bip-im
hhup. Mrs. Dean TurWitte. Thelma Knight. Lucille and cards.
*1* *1*
,P Morse, Mrs. <!. F. tli,. Woman’s Mi*sionar- Sort*!
Tomlinson. Helen Douglas. Lucile
r noil
Tiie committer' III ul i ir
Fori* st Ijxke, Mrs, of ll.- MeCi'.-list Cbuiih wa- held It,,I/. Kredci ick Mender, Julia llig posed of: Mi- E 1 I'..,mailin'.
I'mn * Smith, Mrs. A
gins. Catherine Meisch. Wallace ■hairman, Mi- i■Jank MriM'h, M i nd Mrs. Edward itj the church paulurs Muiatax af Philips. Helen
Martin. Ruthclln A B Mnhoiicx. Mis' A. Tio'a-tl'.
ternoon at ft o’clock.
Cook. Eitclla Hall. Mary Camer Mrs. M. K Wiggins. M rh MnIL'iii.
Mrs, G. W. Spencer, president, on. Alice llodgins, Ethel Hnllb’, Mrs. Harry C. W'ul'b and Mrs t
presided.
After the devotional the Marx I.I'liise Dunn, l.oycc Dougla*, j I. Hritt.
ppo Entertains
regular order of business was tak Elizabeth llarkev. Sara Maxwell.
Bridge Club en up Reports were very favor- Evelyn Check, Addle Browning, ,
NOTH E
Clara Fuqua. J M Vining, Hettx
Circle number three of tlx
lUdgu entertained able showing everything paid up Shinholser. Klim Lundquist. Thel ; Methodist Chur Ii xxill hold an all
rlisrTTring way the financially and good work in all ma Corwin. Maxine Hgockhahn. •lu> meetllqf at tiie home of Mi
Hr i Tub and an ex- department*. This being the last I.ela Jones. Harold Hcrhst. Sl*-x ( l< It Eldridge at Pnoln, Friday,
eiison Johnson, Nell Willinins, El 1 Dec ft. Every member i ' urged
|rut -ts. Tuesday,
i meeting of the year, officer* wen< Ill's Will leax I
to Im- present,
rd maple leaves were elected for another year a* fol- mor 1.1ovd. fith Grnde
o’clock from the
promptly
at
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l\ for decdratioiis.1
Donald Root. Otho Hunt. Doris! home of Mrs. It L. Shinholser on
i lows:
But!- for high score
Mrs. G. W. Spencer. President; Hopkins, Entily Priest, Allinc Dav dak Avenue.
*U-r- was presented;
kutlu and Mrs. Joci Mrs. J. 1). Parker Vice-President; kiaon. Hazel Tew, .1. H Coltnan. j
Treasurer; i Clara I’arhnm. Jessie Milam, Cy-j
prpn the cut prize, n| Mr*. J. II. McKaskil,
•■ ■ q i
A salad course wn»i Mrs Hen Monr.H.*, Recording Sec- 1 ril Burtncr. Stinson Kmlaw Jack
Thompson. Mary
Presbyterian Church
'inclusion of the |retarv; Mrs. A. D. Shoemaker. \Stamper.Inez
Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. M Wight, Anniemae Duughterv. A l
ice DeCouratfy, Cliarle*
Hardy
koding were, Mrs. Ed- K. Higgins, las-nl Treasurer, Mrs. Minnie Waters. Caroline Water*.
11.
H.
Chappel,
Superintendent
of
i Mr* Joe Chittenden,
Friday and Snturduy
and Publicity; Mrs. Geo Petro Botzis. William Lee llarvy,
|Kirkley. Mrs. P. A. Study
Cook. Social Service S u t . e r i n t e n - 1Catherine Camel o n Richard Smith.
December 5 nnd 0
Kaxiimnd Phillips,
Luther Davul.
The Superintendent
of |France* Wilson.
”
bitrii-r, Jr.. Mrs. B. dent.
Ora
Culp,
IAiis
Shelley,
I
heron
At
Old Fan Tan Shop
is to tie appointed. - ■
ii. t
|Ur* W. C. Hill. Mrs. Young People
*•’ *
Paul
Eppes,
I
xku
I
Supertn
-1
Drawdy,
I^uisc
Hickson.
T*. Walter Con- Inter. Mr*,
Bigger*, Nnnnio Kelly.
tendent.
c"> Rockwell.
m
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monthly remittances are bo small thut you wi i
hardly notice them. ,
*n today htfar the phonograph Thomas A. Edison invented, perwl and" makes today. Let us einilain to you the simple con%e
let plan.
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RMISTQl PWNOCO.
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Quality Merc!
at Prices That Appeal
„
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t
subject, hut
more s-n-..- th,
peeted.
i t is on font to hi.ml tie
, fiOiMio.OOII f. r the lanhl
,te roads, no I the la lla -
Pciub House; 3 p. m.
k’ Bridge Club; Mr*.
ridge Club; Mrs. E.
The first III'.nil. h to t,
vate airplane
it„.
others goiny m ,
llf
them.
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[endar
Fiasco,
i i«io i, in six ietter*
In the old r
,1^.
cost 75 cent- ;i ,, ,.ir,j ^
I don’t let your c r ^« r ,,
rx P
number (of ..Abe ffiflcnds
of A
« vV*
Sam Bnumol rpent Monday in
George D. Bridgctt of Pautuckct, i Theodore Pope helped him ee,c* |jtJ
Orlando.
R. I., is in Sanford for a few days. b r a te h is e ig h te e n th b ir t h d a y M o n *
Bridge Club; Mrs.
i word meaning ., r . h. *
j coincidence.
Birthday Dinner , For
Theodore Pope
P E R S O N A L S
icial
An elephant r..,; .,mej ■
pound* o f hay . ,,,
hi* waist lir e iv «ii leraoafa
i ,mr * * **
i failure,
, ■ and...........
i force, independent ■>! the nrrrj an'l
PHONEt-vRoa. 428-J
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We didn't t-w-n knnwafd
our* was marii. i
^
day wc saw h,4 tarrvi«!?5
hrclla.
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MISS K A TH R Y N W IL K E Y , Society Editor.
Yellowstone National h
nl'out 30«U) kinds of L;rdj.|
York City h.v ar.,um
'found,t .
i
lion.
now
M0
0
The potato rroj> ^ A
Englur.il th:s y c r. |rtvi '
'ittlc to eat esrept n
Little GAME ALOMG
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G e o rg ia h a * 110,7121
o f w h ic h a re not trg>r
C,,PP,n»*
,
0 , ,,
.
'nnvv a*.! ah-ve Uth
inferred
that there are Sanford • housekeepers
M„, iMil
,ml • 5jr
, Haying
I t r» —
^
f
. J\Aln
| p mi
•• .,„hfl■ saln.nd
who do "care a darn" about such things as vitamins, rhej w.|( ,.,)Wni.tml lhl, )llf f„r,
Heruld takes the liberty of re publishing the Independent's j ^
f)rK Miiwn whll th nummary here. It sajH.
! E m p ire w ill re ’ v, r *
lie
"Forty-five years ago a German do'Mor said: 'The-food [ tv* i(f
n„;i,,rtg
hnlnnce of cnrliohvdrates. proteins, fats and mineral salts is
,
•i iia.l r •
not sufficient to supply the perfect diet. SomethingIfGmissu * h;;'' "•
no xrpnfiit.- air f*»»•< U » h;«v•■ :*
mg, something that i< indi>|s-nsable. IherQ must be ft fifth! n"
!" r
fev •: .ulcquiit' . I'.it (1 •! is*• tfi»< h
ftsid factor.
ii,*
i*i win (i ■ ■ ■■ ■ r 1 •K th«-ir
" A n d t h t T e w a s . It w a s t h e V i t a m i n . S c ie n c e lia s m a d e lix. • -.* 1 . tild* 1 * • ’ . (Mr si1 r
g r e a t s t r i d e s s in c e D r . L u n i n a d v a n c e d b i s t h e o r y . 'I o d a y 1* l< - 1- 111**1* 1 "1 • • •1.*! -• . f the
s ix v i t a m i n s a r e on t h e m a p ot s c ie n c e . T h e y a r e :
1x -* If 1 h
1, 1 n x iir.d ' xx. 1
" V i t a m i n A , f o u n d « h i e f l v in ln it t * * r . f is h o ils , b u t n o t It,*, 11 1 sc* k*1g ’ • ........ . the
v e g e t a b l e oils, e g g s a n d g r e e n v e g e t a b le s . It is a n t ix e r o p h - f.'u
f ;„ •. tint haltl* li t .if '.ut of
t h a lm ic in n a t u r e ; t h a t i>. i' is a p r e v e n t i v e a n d c u r a t i v e o f dat*
.<
■ll.uige
e y e d is e a s e s .
I Pi* -id* if 1 ..* ml
" V i t a m i n B , in c e r e a l i m b r y o a . e g g s , y e a s t , a n i m a l l i v e r , tl.ut
ro o t a n d l e a f v e g e t a b l e s a n d f r u i t s , i> a n t i n e t i n t i r ; c u r e s
Ern
S'lMUiODY
« M 11 ! 1
b e r i b e r i , s u p p lie s n e r v e r e s e r v e .
•f i t * ( i a m.i*!*- a*' imi'i■ ... i llblK" V i t a m i n ( ' . in fruit.-' a n d g r e e n le a v e s o f v e g e t a b l e s , in l.lll ll " f it" l'.l('il
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a n t i s c o r b u t i c ; c u r e s s c u r v y , a n d is t h e e f f e c t i v e a g e n t in f.tg
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sound bone and te e th fo irn a tio n .
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A
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yeast g ro w th .
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I I I \ I N I vt III" Will h.
so o n , is a n t i r a c h i t i c : < t ii •**» r i c k e t s , a n d a p p e a r s t o r e g u l a t e
i 1 Ilk, the I. .,1 Hit.!, a- i. loll.
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l.iHili- ,.f
a b s o r p t i o n a n d use i»t liv e m b o d y s t r m t u r e .
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. Ml,"toll
Ih
oil, p ro d u c e s f e r t i l i t y ; i v . t h e r e f o r e , e s s e n t ia l to t h e e o i i l i n i i
tin.I enough
1 In.
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m ic e o f l i f e . ”
THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1924.
DAN D O B ^
WHEN CO-OPERATION
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HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1924.
THE
JBIMar. j l:
I a r «ol*»rr1bliiK
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MlrtKW:«r* ttjniiunt of tn*>
,V V W
M ltA IIIV
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war I bed by each a r t
V 4 W V
O il!
'a I A '
M :ra T r . .
o Stage Minstrel WArttrlr*| at, > ------Melina .llrvrlnrn'M
ti l* iindetWrUKi. have a g r t *
lit Milane Theatre edXvV
issnrlatc ouraetvo*.
to associate
uurevives anti no
■ , ' T
. «
1* for the Shrine Minto be given within few days
Milano Theatre, are pronlcely and everything la
for preventing to 8anatre-goera one of the beat
i that ha« been given in this
for aomc time, according to,
t*® Nunn, who ia directing the
* dV . M. Kcott, S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , 18
poae^t
aaaocUitftl fo
linrehy t>,come.
licromo ■ aaspcUtcil
_ r ilio
' ^T _ t 7
. .. it
„ body
purpose of. "fo rm
in g Into
andi'rnrpprn
c o r p o r a te
under
byf
politic ant
tr,. u
n d e r nand
nd o
o f the laiv o o f th e Htnte^ o f
n c o rp nratln n:
'Aifi_
rticle 1
C o rpo ra tio n
thin
T h e name o r
HfaOPs h a ll he F T . M H L L O N U K V K
I
M K X T CO., nnd It* p rln e lp n l p ! * c *
o f I'lifln r**
Nhnll
be At Hanford,
Hernlnnle C ou n ty. Htflte n f F lo r id a ,
hut It mny h a v e nnd eMnhllwh nurh
either p la c e *
o f busmen*
n* the
Hoard nf D lr e c to rn m a y f r o m tlm#*
The scene of the minstrels will to
llrrle d e te r m in e .
'b e laid in the banquet room of the
A r f l r l e If
T h e r ^ n e r a l na ture n f th e hual‘Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New
n e f e to he lr n n * a c i # d by said cor City. , Appropriate scenery pupation ahull he hr f a l l o w * , t o - w i t :
. already arrived and ready to to hold. h*iy, o w n . rontrn t, w o r k , d e
v elop . nail, c o n v e y . Iea *e, rent, m ortbe installed. it is announced.
p le d m e,
eichnnit**. cu ltlv nte.
.Attractive costumes for both KRae.
I m p r o v e and o t h e r w i f e d eal In find
•• and men composing the cast dispone o f rea l e *tflt*. and nn> rlatil.
i been designed nnd altogether title, Ip t e r e e t or ewlate th erein. In tin*
o f F lorida.
and
In
other
play will embody some of the Htnte
atrtle* o f tliaj C n l t f d H tn le* nnd In
■t features of minstrelsy, It f o r e i g n c o u n t r i e s ; to pint. Im p r ov e
nnd d e v e l o p lan d* f o r the puprpoee
•aid.
wnd to do nnd p e r f o r m nil
largest songa nnd a full ot hf i n*ale.
g * a p p r o p r i a t e o r n eed ful f*»r
lection o f dever jokes tire in- the d e ve lftp m en ! and Im p r o v e m e n t
J ld in the program. Many of o f th e name f o r iiny p u r p o *e * f o r
w h i c h the an me rnny ho a d a p te d : to
ord’a most attractive young j u
n d e r ta k e and direct and manna**
are included in the cast,
and aale o f nil or part o f the p r o
ey are: Mrs. McCracken, Mrs. p e r t y o f the c o r p o r a tio n , nml to
u n d e r ta k e nnd d ire c t the m n n a iffIt Donaldson, Mrs. L. C.. Be- in
t*f 11 n itill * ji I e ri f pri ipert v „ I» 11 11*I Miss Rosnmond Radfcml, I hm * and lan d* o f o th e r*, nnd to
Lillian Shinholser, Miss Ruba tr am m el on cnrnmi**»lnn th e « e n e r lams, Miss Jenkins, Mrs. R. al I»u * I n e * * o f rea l e * t a t e « a * n t *
hrnk«r*.
tolly, Miss Mabel Bowler, Mrs. nnd
T o acqu ire, o w n left***.
neeupy.
ti*e nnd d e v e l o p furniK, f a r m land*.
W. Gilbert and others.
t
o
w
n
nit***
ami
X
e
r
r
M
or
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r
*
,
to lay i
-‘Among some of the musical
mil. pint. Irria nt r, d ra in and s u b
mbera are: "Everyone I 1-ove Is d i v i d e the name; to o p e r a t e f ar ms j
Dixie" by V. L. XVagner; "Hartl r nnr h* * . o r c l mr d a and p l ant at i on* j
~ Hannah" by It. S. Holly; nnd ealnhllph e ol ont e* o f Irnml
* and to erect nml r i m i n n I
. Girl That Men Forget” by Mranl
houae* hlilld lnH* nml w o r k * »»f e \ * I
Rive; "I/ove’s Story" by Mrs. cry kind on the la ml o f the ™ r 1
Itk Donaldson; "In The Garden porn l io n
T o m ii iiiifai lure, p n r c h n fe tir *dh-i
•-Tomorrow" bv Mrs. I„ C. Be e r w
l v e actiulre, to hold. ow n. moTt-J
lt, "The Landlord Blues" by KiiiO' **11 uph Il' ii , t r a n s fe r, or nth-I
Pierce Griffin and "A I/>vc Story" erw ln o dl"iM'*e of. Inve*t A rml« and
deal In and wlrli t Ini Inn, liinilier. |
by Mias Mabel Bowler.
na va l *1 ore*.
nml
other
*o o d *.,
Special features of the evening's w a r e * nnd mcrrhiimillae o f e v e r y l
entertainment which will follow cl n** rind d***crlpt Ion, w h ic h mny
he c a lc u la te d d i r e c t l y or In d ire c tly
the minstrel uct include "The He, to
e f f e c t u a t e II* hll*l He**
Luxe Entertainer." "Geatlcu In lion) T o I * * lie bond* nml to h o m i n ' th*.*
Conception," "A Few Cute Stor name hy pled^cp nr d e ed * o f tin*?
in ttinriiraic** o f *»i upon the w h o le j
ies," and "The Royal Court."
or any part o f the |iropert> held
.- .Tickets for the. ministrel nre liy the r nr po r a l Ion. nnd to ro ll and
now on sale nt Roumillnt nnd An-j p l e dg e Miicli bond* f or c o r p o r a t e
n* and w h e n tli»» imurd of
n Drug Company.
|i|re('t<*r* mny d e t e r m i n e
t •* loan
nnd b o r r o w mo ne y #01 tiole*. Iui i h I h,
m o r i k nwen, nt
nt her w I *«*. nod to
Ian >. o w n
hire, icrtac. tnof tun p* ,
pl edKe and nt he r w I*** itciil In wtvd
d l * p o * e of nil k i nd* r»f |rerao|inl
proper t y
T o Rtihncrlhc f o r hold p i m hit?***,
o r otherwl*#* ncijulre. *1 II, t t n n * f * r .
iimmI k o , iomt iMURe
pleda* " i utlierWpl*e dll*|io*e o f the * hi! re* nf 1 u|h *
*
ini atock of, or any hood*. * * c n i i Effi
(Continued from Page 1)
tli'M nod r \ t de oc e * o f Imleht edo# **
appointed agricultural rommiiodon Ii«s*t|ed #*r r r r i i l ei l l»\ n m o ( ! m i cor
porj i tl no or
cor i on at Ion* nf
thl*i|
exertion of nil efforts "by Hi
nt #1 *-i of not other Hint#', mi n i
Ifernment activity and by private t » or nnt Inti nod w h i l e the •»*%n* r
lea to restore and maintain o f *uch stock, I*o nil * #*r ntln-1 **l#- 1
thill* In e * 1*f"1' I * » alt Mo 1luhl*. |
(culture to n complete normal linn
poM« r* 11ml |it)vll(
H of i>» in 1
itlonshlp with other indust- alilp th#’ leiif, a ml I** »-• • m
\ «*t
in * I'l'Mt-r* f In 1 ♦■o ti , l** the sarnej
11at « 111 1Ont n nnl ur ol j >*-r *mvn inluht
Passage immediately of pending lit
could do.
iStation based on the report of
T o ic* # Iv# |*m liven! o f the c if«|
Reclamation
Fact
Finding till *(<*> K * 0 b*i r 111* *1 fm In lib in '
-T • -
t*eon. H anfo rd , F l o r i d a , 14T h i s c o r p o r a t i o n ah all. c o n tln u
,
.
and haVo fo il P o w e r *® ” W W
H_ Sh ares.
A. P. C o n n e lly , S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a ,
en rporot* r i a n t * aha rra n c n l* e * T or
y. i
.
lA ipo H o il o f j il n e t y - a l n e - y a a t a I r M a I t Hhar'es.' ■
a nd a f t e r the rn ra m i'iic rm rn l of
It. II. l l e r g . Hanford . F l o r i d a , , IB
l t » c o r p o r a t e e x is te n c e .
Article V.
B1ll " r *L. Mar k ell,' Han fo rd . F l o r i d a , 16
T h e Inislneas nf th is ro r p n rn ttn n Shar es
sTifllF b e comlucte.1" tty th e f o l l o w n F. W h l t n e r , B an fn n l, F l o r i d a .
I n g o f f i c e r s : i\ l - r s s l d e n l , n V l r e - 16 Hhnres.
l-r es lile n t
«n*1
n B scretsrr
s n A : C. J. M arsh all , H anfo rd , F l o r i d a ,
T r e a s u r e r , w h o m ny be o n e * n n l b s
IS Shares.
s a m e pers on , nml n n o a r d ' rif IM\V T L a n g l e y , Hnhford, F l o r i d a ,
r e e i o r s o f pot less th an f i v e n o r I t Shares.
m o r e th an n in e U J rerto rs. w h o m ust
I N W I T N ’ LRH
>V H E TlKO F(
The
In* s to c k h o ld e r s .
s tiliscrlhln g
In e o r p o r n l i i r s , h a v e
V u t l l th e
first
m ee tltn f o f th e
he re u n to s *! t h e i r ha nds *on th is
StorttbnUlers h e r e i n a f t e r
p r o v i d e d th e In d
day o f
K e e e m h e r A. D.
Tor. th e o f fl e e r s o f this c o r p o r a t i o n HI#
s h a ll be:
U*. M S C O T T
It. L. K K A N
W , M. Hcoil, P r e s l d e n l ,
* .
A P. C U N ' N B L L Y
tl. L. Iienn. V i c e P r e s i d e n t
II. II. ItEP.H
A, P. C o nn e l l y . He c r e t ar y and
K. 1. M A ItK K I.I.
'
.Treas iier,
.
,
T h * f1nnrd o f D i r e c t o r s sh a ll ha
11 F. W H I T . V B I t
C J M A I t s 11 A L L
W . M. Beott. It I.. Kean. ft. II. I l e r g .
B. U Murk ell. II F. W h i t t i e r , C. J.
W . T. L A N O L B Y
M m s h a ll nnd \V, T. C a n a l e y .
Slnl<- of F lorliln,
T h e f i r s t or nr gn a i m I Ion m r e t l n g Count v of Hemlnole. ss
o f th e s t o c k h o l d e r * o f th is c p r1 II B i t HI IV t ' K H T I F Y th at nn t h i s
p o r n l l o n shall he held In th e P llj* d a y b e fo r e me p e r s o n a l l y a p p e a r e d
o f Hanford. F l o r i d a , on th e 15th d a y IV. M S rott. II
L. I lean. A. P.
o f K e e e m h e r A. I*
1!*24. f o r the
.Miirkell.
purpose o f ad o p iltiK h r - l a w s nnd f ’ o n n e l l ) . It II. l l e r g . K
J M a r s h a ll and
c o m p l e t i n g th e o r g n n l r s l l n n o f this II F W h l tn e r ,
AV
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L
a
n
g
l
e
y
,
to
me
w
e
l
l
known
roriior .il Ion. nml also f o r th e p ur- r
pose o f elect lu g such o f f i c e r s o f | to lo the peratms named In and
th e c o r p o r a t i o n as are h e r e ln n liO v e ' wit,* siilts erlbrd t h e i r na m e s to the
p r o v i d e d for, and t h e r e a f t e r the f o r e g o i n g A r t l r l e s o f I n c o r p o r a t i o n ,
annual m e e t i n g s o f th e s t o e k h o l d - and th e ) did s e v e r a l l y a e k t i o w l e d g e
ers Of this c o r p o r a l Ion shall he I b e f o r e me thnl t h e y r x e e u t e d the
held tin the firs t T u e s d a y a f t e r I sam e f o r the p u r p o s es t h e r e i n e x
the first Monday
In J a n u a r y
o f I pressed
em h y e a r
W T T N L S S M> ha ml and o f f i c i a l
A r l l r l r VI.
seal at Hanford, C ou n ty o f S e m i
nole
and S tate o f F l o r i d a , on th is
T h e h ig h e s t am oun t o f I n d e l i t e d - j
o f Keromhet
A. K.
ness o f lla lil ll ty to wlili-h th is c o r - i the 2nd d a )
p orall ort slmll s u h je e l Itsi l f shall | l:*i! I
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l>e 1, suni not to e x r e s d the a m o u n t |
Not art P n M I e Slate- **f l-'lorldA
o f the c a p ita l s l o c k o f Oils enr- |
Me romfnissioie a k p lre s h-7-28
1 Miration
\ r t lele VII.
] <;i;o
a
in i - t i T T K s .
T h e names and r e s id e n c e s o f tile i
Atleerney f o r I ne'eerpeeraIe»rs
•.
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*- *v rr'
Phone 17
ek.
____ _____________ ‘
-
MILLER’S
f,
I
Pab"rv nnd Confectionery,
. BREAD, CAKES, 1MES.
D AILY.
H u t roll" *< noon nnd 4 o'clock
C o m e r nf Oak A r e . and F i r s t St.
I KANDY
To Loan
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We arc still making that
delicious—home-mode candy
—doily.
Hungry?
Try one of our ham snndwicht-y with bottled chocolate
milk.
On good residences and im proved business
nroncrtv in Sanford. These loans can be made
in amounts o f $1.000.00 to $100,000.00 fo r a term
o f 3 years, 5 years, or 10 years.
Waters’ KandyKitchen
N 9 D e la y s -Q u ic k S e r v ic e
Milane Theatre
J. H . JA C K SO N
Meriwether Bldg.
2nd St.
Office With Sanford Bond & M ortgage Co.
Received
j
President Stresses
ictice Economy
Present Session
b
I
Shipment
.tf
Ladies’ Silk
Underwear
141h1•1 >.| **•I \|( « * ill
immlssion “ for the proper re- plopcrlV
It.
| l | “ i X .1 I 11 It I i#
th t . I
,
of those needing extension of Miitl# #1 h) I||«I
#*f lih.t I ..I * 4«t 1
-time in which to meet their pnv- -i tiiFi vliUi #mII* iI fear *mli pm |•#*« ■ I
IP(1H•; *l,"ItU IM1H i*f till* kill*!}
Mtidv O f
Its on Irrigated land, and for ' f'*
xx fin l *#t» \ !-*i" f t *t III#
f ii t t h r T|i I H 'r (i f
idltloiinl amendments and ic I if* hliftllMHft iiim] (III i f« .ft# ft JIM#!
Radium and II fuxx ( rt py dp t'hinp
j LI’ o# rftf|X Ttl #XI It |x. MU' 11 (t'iR I •#I
forms of our rvrtnmnt inn law
it* llNt V I•* i III III. I1t it * til# |tl|l |IM*I*M,
Amplification o f t hos e portiems H
Toddies— Tcddx Sel.s— (itm ns— I'jijttmus
int I' ii * l ti»
•- f ftii 1*1 * **r i -1 n 1 Mtn. i
of the T r a n s p o r t a t i o n A i t c o n tern II Ini I •• ll.ll
*•V• I •'!ft* ll ml 1 fi l#tX |4111]
plating c o n s o l i d a t i o n o f r a i l r o a d s Hi* f I* IIf *■ I*" '•x * 1 ft it t u t i n I x l l t n e f * I ’ r lrt's r itn g p f r o m
•h' ill i " ■" 1*1 *f at ft*ii* >*t tXit
1'
ito larger s y s t e m s in |>ioimiie11 1 i«l» 1 Mm I,#xx ## nf ilit
' more e x f i e d i t i o u s a c t i o n by “ n(
i,
( I I*
• Iniiti ft fthill I 1m
r fording a p e r i o d f o r v u i u n t a r v p r o 1
ri
♦ I *■ |*«-1 1 • 1 * Ml o l i j n ' t * |
poials t o t he coiiiinihsion l l n t i T
*■ft 1*IT1« fill hMI
#to C o m m e r c e r o m m i s s i o n ) a n t i 1
ptlXX*-1
<)lil> tl lew more I;ltt\ s I•*11 Inf 1lit* pnl iltt* ft* spun t -unip (it t)|p rial t.;i t>r;s In|n l U p p l y l n g g o v e r n m e n t a l im-> , . .i
1*
al llip t ’unsulidation Salt1 ol Ftm Tan Simp with
to ec cur u a c t i o n a f t e r the ex
'■
(ration of such h period "
1|
Amendment of the labor sections
\ r llrl,- I I I
111* illlmiihl ttl III* -I111|.1 1 uliM'k
• f the Transportation Act ,u as
41
!
Ik
I*
i1
*
*
1
j
•
' -f ,1 1I#1ti Mu#11 III' i lf»#‘
to embody a plan "which while re Mil l|ll I * #| T lM
*Mfail Mi ill Rm
tillCl art I '
taining the practice of systematic I Mil hi r
h»' ti l l l.h it
tMl •«
1 Mm *
T
l
«
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Niftnn*i
,stt,*»«•*
"
f
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in*
II
k1 0 x11 1 *i
Collective bargaining with cnncil
O pposite ihp I'os I O ffip p
i I 1 n o on | t i i »M1 1 1 <• » m t
lation and voluntary arbitration of
T i l a* 1 41 1 it III I *■ <*»• k
it Ml 1* «
||#M ■ •
labor differences, could also pro Vi■*ii max in* |>.#vaiil. ii. 1 11 ■-#I #•*
t,r vide aimpli city in rebel lone and used l -i th lull* Imi ft1 1 ■f |m111*i’ 1Tx
I,*- 1 -■-if . I 1•i fi.* tlip
l ', more direct local rcsponsllulity nt ...............1
employes and managers" nnd al
‘ the name time ree ugnixe lliul the
A A A A A
A A A ,* ,
public " hns a right to bv beard ►♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦a
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
■Xfthen there is dangci tiiat the nn
may suffer
great injury Jt
9Ugh Intorrupliun of operations
lUBc of labor dinputea."
8uch action
n» will maintain „
j- 44tbo policy of con.t aally working f
[.toward the full treaty Mrength i ♦*♦
, of the navy."
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Enactment of legislation chnng J
g the new inimigtnlion law so ***
to make the administrative feu
jrca "a little more humane for the
Me of permitting those al
ly here a greater lutilude in
ioocuring admission of nu-mhers of'
their
own fanilliea.
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THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY
$ 2.98 to $ 8.95
THE OUTLET
Some O f Our Specials
FOR THIS W EEK
tloir,"
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PEPPER FOR
IUMATIC PAIN
t
Rod Pepper Uub token the
ch" from noro, stiff, aching
sta. It cannot hurt you. and it
llnly stops that old rheutuatorture at once.
J When you are suffering no you
can hardly get ground, just try
Rod I'epper Rub and you will huv<
the auicl
(luickckl relief known. Noth
baa auch concentrated, penehrat an red pepper*. Just [ *
aa you apply Red Pepper
you will f.s.1 the tingling f
In t h r e e m i n u t e , it w a r m s
the sore spot t h r o u g h and t h r o u g h
I K Pain'and soreness are gone.
R T Aak any good druggist for a
Itowle*
Red I*e|ij>er Rub,
, I Jar ~*
of R
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F - P * » u r c to get the genuine, with
A tba name
I
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on each packIt’ll ( I F I M Y ) l« 1*014 AT IIIA O F
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4*»ry
A. Harder,
t h e - S l a t e o f Florida.
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O u r u»ed c a r g u a r a n t e e g o v * w i t h each ated c a r w e Bell. l ‘onto in.
Iu-t us s h o w y o u
\s ha i w e ha ve, b r i n g y o u r o ld c a r , - trade it for a hotter mu*.
XVhy w a l k w h e n y o u
can g e t u g o o d UM'd c a r * o chimp. I f you i ure u h u b lp tp t o n i c in 1
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A Dress Sale o f Unusual Importance
For This Time Of The Year
Several fortunate purchases enable us to o ffe r excep
tional values in exquisite street and aftern oon dresses.
150 DRESSES
i
Consisting o f Satin, Cantons, Crepes, Bengalines, Faile^
Silks, I ’uiret Twills, Charmeus and other new materials*
THREE SPECIAL PRICES
I i\te.
�Tin: SAM GRD HERAU), WEDNESDAY, DECEIM11ER 3. 1921
PR O FIT
For Rent
I* Ilcr&Jd
r a t e s
irdlslelf
Miscellaneous
For Sale
a M
a line'
a Ms*
■ H*e
A L L WOOL SUITS
Tailored to measure, guaranteed
to fit.
$25.00.
Sanitary band
cleaning nnd pressing. Scotch
Woolen Mills. 305 East Second
Street.
[il« abo ve
for coni
length
for
THIS
FOR R E N T— Gnrnge building, cor,. ncr Second Street nnd Sanford
Avenue. Inquire Baggett's filling
Station.
in Advancf
isr
He
Sc
**
■ ; [H erald W a n t A da W ill K eep Y o u P o r t i o n AU Sanford Business Activities o f Im p orta n ce! I-
first
$25 down nnd $15 per month
will give you possession of a choice
lot, well located on Palmetto Ave
nue. I f you lU'.'r $25 to spare nnd
are interested in this proposition
inquire nt The Herald office for
more information.
FOR S ALE — Grocery stock and
fixtures, will rent nr sell building.
Other business necessitates the
sale of Knme.
Apply Box 607.
Sanford, Fla.
Sanford Building and Loan A s
T SOT1C Ksociation Preferred Stock cnn be
aqM P '" ,h*lr
fle* itJdr^Jl *ft
cashed on 60 days notice, interest
Son#
It
payable April 1st nnd Octol>er 1st
jig. A
fine
you can’t bent it.
DEM ft
nil Cl ■ cap'l ,
Buy eight per cent Preferred
Stock in the Sanford Building and
-Loan Association, established 1908.
FOR SALE— 25 head of milk cows
Cnn be seen at E. E. Brady’s
stable. End of East First Street.
I r rle lu n t
Ft)R S A L E —2 rows and heifer.
H. Rosenberger, phone 322-W, nr
call at i ’inehurst Dairy.
r; i f t
1TIONS
IN SHIRTS
(hade-. Mink
fir "him."
6lint l ' m 1 i
Advertising
R E A L ESTATE
D K V K 1 .0 P K H S A T T K N T I O N — T e n *
aa eii l* I* b e g i n n i n g th e g r n a t e a t dev a t n p m . n i In O lo r ld n 's h i s t o r y ; a
h n l f m i l l i o n d o l l a r h i g h w a y to tha
g u l f lo-arh Just
fin is he d ; a t w o
m illio n d o l l a r b r i d g e ac r o s s K a r a m b la M»v s t a r t e d ; q u a r t e r
m i l l io n
d o l l a r opera hous e un der c o n s t r u c
t i o n ; tw n m illio n s b e i n g s p en t on
ht gli wnv ; g r e a t e s t c h an c e f o r l i v e
r t «v * l o p e r s l o g e t
In on
ground
flo o i
W r i t e D evelopm en t D e p a rt
ment T ' i e P e n s a c o l a N ew s.
T BUSINESS DIRECTORY
In designed to place withlp ea*y
reach of tire people of Sanford
the service* ho often needed.
Consult thin lint when any fcpeciu] service ia required. It i*
arranged
alphabetical! y
for
your convenienceFor space in this
DIRECTORY
PHONE
148
D. A. CALDER A J. C. ZU RFLIBH
Ileal Estate Brokers— All kinds of
property listed nnd for sale. O f
fice 108 Second St., Near Park
Avenue.___Phone 282.__________
J. E. SFURLTNG. sub-division
specialist.
Subdivision to Or
lando. Florida, nnd F l o r a
Heights, Floridn on Dixie High-
111
S o u l 1) u
ar •*
li>ii * Hr ( 0 word) Hn*
"DO Y'MJ W ANT to buy or silt
tthylhmg ? " If so advertise m
the “ Gainesville Sun."
till W ASTE
Oak Avenue
HAsKETH
i»,
f hiiRjr,* w1!*
liti . litly p a i n t e d
lie , - on - 1 y e s Co.
lit Milv -ENDS
in, lul,
lilnck
ful li.-ure', $3.5(1.
’'■!'■ Co., OrianTHE BELTS
a ami I \ inches
Bui i $1.1)5 ami
belt* ; ■a in. wide
, tl
Diclt*on-
Mi-l’ni KE1S
I losseni do
F 4n Shop Third
‘tts ( , Orlando.
•Ill'll POTTERY
-ink \>dls, .1) .25 ,
jxiilinlrxe*, $3
Of tit
M >b SETS
an.l ..vendor, $3; You ran buy Furniture and Rug*
'■i.ii. I with but of Quality nt moderate prices.
M DicKhiui-I ve» Our Better Home* (Tub enable*
you to pay for it a little at a time.
>11 n i l S A T I N
rkt id u
b la c k , c o
fu“ '- -lies 3 to 7
•4'k't- Department
IIKACTI
Phone
JlqtiN.S
" i «
» lieu, with side*
tntlijui stiajH-d leg,
.
Du ksuii -lvc*
JMc|i bidder, $8j>0,
fliuii-lvta Co., Or> 8 " HATERS
Cold, gray, white;
iHra-ting color at
^a-l bleevea. Situ*
duoa l»e* Co.. Or-
i
W c - le r i'V ? !
^nliianu, are $10
‘ "»|Hoor, Dickson
t
Ford
Ifo d ge
Hop
1924
1 *22
t * 2.1
1
1 *2 2
1*24
1923
Ford
O v e rla n d
Ford
1
1924
Ford
t
ms.oo
tsis.eo
(315.00
tm .eo
(m o o
f 196.00
} 496.00
(696.00
1116.00
1(96.00
(660.09
Apartments
I
*i n a ie in ii v
»»»»»»»%-
keeper at Orlando.
Promotion FOR RENT— New npnrtment, 6*
possible. Do not apply unless you I rooms nnd bath, fireplace, elecwill consider permanency. See W. trie light*, water, screened porch11 Mi Fnrlund. 211 K. 3rd St.. Sail-; ns, gnrnge. Reasonable. Mrs. E.
ford. Phone 164 1,-2.
I A. Moffitt, Celery Ave. Phone 107I W.
W ANTED
OFFICE GIRL
Wanted
Must he able to operate type
wnter. Strout Farm Agency. 104 W ANTED FORD—George Munn
Nationiil yank Bldg
, Seminole Hotel.
I ’ ‘int take chances in rheap W ANTED TO BUY -Second ham
coiton mixture- Buy the
well \ chifferolie. cash. Write Box A
known guaranteed All Wool Scotch ji <• CIU,. ,,f Ueruld office.
Woolen Mills suit* tailored lo your
**
individual measure. 305 Ea*i2n.l " A N T E D
Permanent resident
Street Onlv $'*5
experienced shoe salesman C
’
’
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Singer Sewing Machines
'IV r
tii fttill
W. II. McFAItLANI)
SEMINOLE KUIIN. CO.
■’ hoar INtt-U. an Uh I la< *1
P\ m o lts
M O ItlD A
O K I.A N D O
O rlan d o
211 n u e s
In
|,
Reasonable i iiees
RON Al. F R U IT CO.
N n f flt» \Nrah-ru I nl«in
'tell \\ ooleti MdN add' Jewel
r> Department. Guaranteed jewelIt not sat i' fled collie hack,
i
we give you a new one FREE.
to
I gold and silver All latest
litif, East 2nd Street
d< igii'
i
it.ii
(ti<
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o
i i e \v
i fir-in I h i m k h I hu
III Nil ItI III tl M I R 11I
IlHuli I It
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I'ot IMF .«11«l fill* HIk*
ill |i,i it) f nr
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ho
. unit
I u
JUST A FEW
SPECIALS
1 700 limbi' pionipt ■oivlce Bint
ru'i iui.'IvuI work
< « t.t. mui
Nice building in* in Sanford
Heights $1,00(1.00. $150.00 cash,
hal.line smutl monthly pay- .
merit*.
|
I urge
on
lot.
A. P. Connelly & Sons
(Iteallors)
105 Magnolia Arc
Phone 48
Sanford Novelty Worka
V.
r.
COl.I.KIt Prop-
(Jround Flour. National
Hank HI tiff.
CONTRACTOR AND IIUILDKR
Ultimo 34U-
(t r a r r a l Nlkuii and Mill W u r i
AI f l •■•iiNirrriiil fllr r * l
N O T COlrSC, O O T - T O O *oTAT RtCHT
HER.E.
l E V.PE.CT TH E. H A IR O R E ^btlE R . A M O 1 W A N T 'T O O T o
^ )E E H O W T O O L IK E . f^ T H AtR .
,
Ft t .e o o r M O W “btM C e . i v e
_____
___ S T O P P E D
r 7 -M lV l(l
eso crO E o -
p1
J& t
}<?;■&($
S em in ole M arble Co.
all
and
j
ti. n. T t m i f A
O.
■ a a fa r d . F l o r i d a
(lorn MX 1‘ k o aa
Ml
|
FOOT S PE C IA LIS T
m *y
I c o r n * tlunlona. I n g r o w ■ )»* Null*. Heuvy P a ll riuici or llr^d ftt M,ur
jJ c j l
-4ftatL^i
Orlando.
mt- •'■
44H4I.BI*
V ii w rl l Mrcw
Plioiie
lllitg
k lrvtlo r
Buy a
CIxARK J E W E L
Gas Range at
Ball H ardw are Co.
i -------------------------------- ^
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By GEORGE McMANUS
BRINGING UP FATHER
>----
C o in iu rn f
M * r l il « and O r a n lt * fr om
Duarrle*. l i e n of quality
,v .itk innn*lilp.
W r i t * f o r lataat daalffn*.
I
National Hank Hide.
Sanford, -------------- Florida
( Itc a llo rs )
Trust
Wjf&k Chiropodist
F irs t
H. B. Lewis (O .
A-
rh,.nr 3J!i
r.
a k c iu t e c t
I ot on Park A vi , sioz
$1800 Tei ni'
s. e o N i)
H alil,
Flril Htrrrl
Elton J. Moughton
Xlagmdia
$6500.00
ii.
8un ford
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
Sanford Steam I’ rraHery
Horne
T Y P K W ItlT E R S
Season
(ill,
HAl.lv- il'detn lialiglilow
lot.tled Magnolia Ave, and 1D I
SI lM.tMM.liO Cit'li, liat.UK c trims
Thi' i a good Buy It W I team
Si miimle Bank
PRINT ING
Q U A LITY
SERVICE — PRICE.
Commercial St.. R. R. Ave.
H A Y N E S & R A TLIFF. Printer,
uml office out litter*. Phone 340
SAIF
KENT
DAILY
Fruits and Vegetable* in
l.iiid, IN am liulu. Fi t idn
n * ull Ivi.t ion Pi ice $1,2ll
$200 down. Iu months
Mt Vermin. 111.
MATTHE\/7*RKSS-PRINTlN?r
hanm hci i t
f'A M SMOKING
IAM) •* * *
j
•4 but a, u jcqayen a111»• ush Way,
1924
1923
1923
A New Water
Hovels an
c oi ni ng t„
\ mi l p r o p e l I V wi l l , F, .-1
l a i i t i A g e n , v. 4 0 1 F i r s t
I OP
148
T O O ME/NRO M E - 1 ^ \ i O Y O U 'R E
jjlick
all *ixc*
Orlando.
Ford
Ford
D ih I k h
Ford
lis t.It
IJIfi.OO
M IRACLE Concrete Co, general
For Rent
cement work, sidewalk*, build
ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. B.
FOR R ENT— Furnished two room
TerwIllefVG Prop.
apartment, first floor, 202 Park
Lumber and Building Material
Ave. Riggers.
Cartpr 1-umber Company
FOR RENT— Three room apart
N. Laurel St.
Phone 665
ment, first floor.
210 Pari
H ILL LUMBER CO
House of Avenue. Phone 634.
Service, Quality and Prico.
FOR RENT— Five room apartment
1006 Union Avenue, phone 99.
Help Wanted
Mrs. W. A. Fitts.
• <till, ndo.
•ii*l ».
‘k ui
1
1
1924 ^
C o*ch I
Itu n ab ou tl
Panel
T ru ck
C *h Bdy
T. T.
T o u rin g
T o u rin g
It u n a b o u t
Truck
T o u rin g
T o u rin g
.Sp eelnl
rtom tstcr
Itu n n lio u tl
lie d Illrd |
T on Truck)
C a li b o d y 1
4-d oo r l
Sedan
1
6
Fresh Oysters
PA I M BEACH I O U NTY -The
«, one of -lupHiidoiis development
Read about it In the Palm Beach
Post
Sample copy sent on re
quest.
A sk Mr. Connelly
B E T T E R H O M ES
CLUB
t;*«*x
Ford
Ford
I
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FOR SALE— Four five-room bun
galows lined throughout, just
o ff paved highway.
Trice $800 l*h«trtf* Mo. S.
each for quick sale.
Must lie
seen to be appreciated, can give FOR S ALE — Ford truck, new body
nnd rnb nnd started, good condi
terms. A llowk. Gindervillc.
tion. cheap. 207 Frenrh Ave.
B u ild in g ’ M a t e r ia l
Houses I*or Kent
M ADA ME TlT R till- f
Nl aiinel b> meting Sentinel; largest classi
rvoik of all kind.'. Ram water a fied business, rate 1c a word, min
specially.
01*1 bust National imum 24c cash with order.
Bank Building, tdm.no 2 4 ______ A LITTLE T\ A N T A D In Thr
___
DRUGS
Herald will bring you big re
L A N K Y 'S DRUG STORE - Pro suit* Adv. H ire those obi article*
scriptituis, Dings. Soda*.
W« you have stoied nwav and have
A little thirty-ceni ad
are as near you u-, your phone no use for
Three large fill iu-ii
may bring you
neveral
dollar*,
Kttil Third Si . and
Call 103.
I’ huie 146 and a representative
Mis, ti. \\ Smith
FLO RIST
will c*II to see you
FOR RENT Furnished tied to. on S TE W A R T THK FLO R IST"
Flower* for all occasion*
306 P a l m e t t o A v e .
814 Myrtle.
Phone 200-W
LAWYER
FOR R E N T — Berlroonr and sleep
ing porch, with or without kit L E W I S
O 'B R Y A N .
O rfiee~in
i hen, 806 Magnolia.
Seminole Bunk Building Annex.
Phone 417-L 3.
I n <; i r n l » i \ I I I .
P o s itio n W a n t c fi
_N1KN’S CLO TH ING
r.i u l*Mrpitli»
P iln
. .tail
S W. BRADFORD
Ed. V. Price
W ANTED - A position of 'best
Tailored Suit*—$32.50 and up.
any kind to get u start hv two
Mi hi lie Theatre Bldg.
responsible young men.
Inouite
NOTARY PUBLIC
J, E. Spurting for information
Heialil
Office
Phone 148
Furniture and Rutfs
JU LIA ZACH ARY, Herald Office
’ — Orlando—
1924
1 *24
1223
T T p*
T o u rin g
T o u rin g
* i n I M*11 11 ac S i i t t d i i i
m**riitt)K
im>uo
I i * i . i |**-r w o n t vii Iii iin uiu H r
and house
l nolll . DU
Join
Yowell-Drew Co.
SUBURBAN HOME
M nke
Hop
Chnv.
\V KPT I llt.ulM \ <*liu li sliiirK The al Bank Mini,ling
('lui kahui O I «|9ti||**nl
AiBfttlni
Clt t V
k f .
un*1 ivliiCli la un
(fiii.cittli stripes.'
*r* * ".. i ii Intulo. FOR RENT Furnished room* for
light housekeeping, 3011 Flench
A vo.
FOR RENT Furnished ream at
1 Inti silk, with
:,(iu We t Fifth Sir.ct
ml ' t i -piece set
f o r ItEN l
ki ciu n g d
And next week ia going to be too
late. Act Now.
4 > »r
1922
1921
Uvi ii K lk i
1FOR SALE— lunge roan mare
Cheap for cash, John Mm pin
Pace* I jiiic .
FOR SALE Sewing miiclnncs. 5
drawer drop bend Singer. In A 1
4 tradition. $ I .qUO, 211 t, 3i)i(.2>i.
a g Id. $45. T h ir d
t*s ' I... O rlan do.
We have some beautiful laice
front lota on Lake Wildmero onehalf mile from the Dixie Highway
in n nest of beautiful clear lakes,
for sale.
We will build your home, land
scape your grove, and relieve you
o f trouble and worries incident to
building up n plnce.
In the meantime, you can go
fishing. You can fish in any one
of the dozen lakos, and if you don’t
know how to fish, wo have several
experts who will be glad to show
you. Mr. Scholficld who has been
singing nt the Baptist Church will
vouch for the above.
LAKE JESSUP LAN D CO., Inc.
Longwood. Fie
HERE'S THREE GOOD ONES
AUGUSTA
CHRONICLE — AugtiBU, Ga.—Augusta’a greatest Located just out side the city lim
SIGN P A IN TIN G ________
its, /on the roud to the Country
SANFORD SIGN SHOP— Right classified medium, rale ensh .09c Club. Nice new bungalow with
charge.
10c
per
lino,
minimum
prices for signs o f all kind*.
modern conveniences— lights, own
.30c.
R. N. NIPPER.
water system, telephone, etc,, 22W
Sanford
Avenue
at
1st
Street,
Classified Directory
ADVERTISING gels results if it ncrcs of land, seven cleared, orange
Phone 473-J.
reaches potential buyers.
Pn- trees, nnd place in good shape.
A IIV F .IIT IS lS ili
LET DUNCAN do your pninting Intkn Daily Newi is circulated In Close to Country Club. Cnn be
MicnvicKtf
— No job too large or too small. nn industrial nnd agricultural sec bought on tornm. Price $5,500.00.'
W IL L IA M S. A LLK N writcs~dT
009 N inth Street.
___rcct mail nnd newspaper a lvcr PATER HANGER— I. L. Tnlbott. tion.
BUNGALOW
Using.
Plans complete cam
nninter nnd paper
hanger. ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — St.
pnign*. Ten years of experience Phone 3511 Orlnndo road.
Johns County is reached through
Phone 515 or Box 71. Hanford
On Park Ave. Close in.
Five
T IN ANiT.M FT A L W ORK___ the St. Augustine Evening Record. rooms and Bath. Completely fur
Florida.
Quick results. Two cents per word.
nished. Side walks and street pav
AUTOM OHII. e s FOR RENT
JAMES II. COW AN— All kinds Sample copy on request.
ing paid. A bargain, complete at
7 ... ...
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b N T -A .lth r.L
Car
Drive it
Water and Boat Tanks. A t Oak
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Daily
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Avenue and Third Street. Tele*
Times,
the
great
home
daily,
Phone 3.
phone 111.
___ _
rate P -c
per worjl, minimum
CORNER LOT
AUTO IIODY R EPAIRING
|
_____ VULCAN IZIN G _________ * charge 2fc cash with order. Write
I ARLES STEIN — Automobile WHKKLESS 4 W ELSH -Vulcn- for complete rut* enrd.
Body repairing and Rebuilding.
nixing shop, gas, oils.
Fisk
Eagles Home. Oak Avenue.
I Tires nnd Tubes. "Service that TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of
Florida real estate advertise in
AUTOS FOR j u r e
i Makes Friends." Oak Ave.. and
the St. Petersburg Times. One cent
A(TLK AU TO SERVTTE
HiTv' 'I> "'« L § t r e ^
—
—
cent n word daily, two cents a word
or night. Meets nil trains. Bag- ---------------- " --------------- Sundays.
gage transfer. Phone 551.
SANFORD STOVE W O U K S -O il
SEE OUR LARGE LISTING
\UTO TOPS
stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves, I M AINE Wntcrvtlle, Morning Sen- *
BEFORE BUYING.
—
.
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tim I. Thousands of Maine peo
M )K R ll A U Ttl TOP A P A IN T
jn good. Phone 4WL-3. 321 First ple are interested in Florida prop- j
i tlM P A N l —Next to Ruv Bros.
Street
i erty. Reach them through the |lllir r i R EALTY COMPANY
REALTORS
Sentinel. Rale card on applica- |
lion.
Advertistnjr
Snuforil, Fla
ADVKItriSr, in the Jourtinl-ller-;
nld. Smith Georgia's greatest i
I'A NY Body Repairs
newspaper.
Morning, afternoon,
repaired.
Specialty
weekly and Sunday Classified rates I
Next to Itav Bros
10c per line. Wayeross Journal-'
AUTO REPAIR W flltK
1Hernia, Wayeross, Georgia.
RADFORD AtJTO TOP & P A IN T OH If)—Xenia.
Make your rales
CO Next to Itav Bros. Filling
through the Xenia Gazette,
Station. First class workinuu- Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural
ship guaranteed.
________ district. Want ad and display
A l'T O TRIPS
rales on request.
MRS. J. II. ( ALDER. S ghl see
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*11 •ft inlrt have !Ti** UlfK***t I'tfCU1ri f I«• fi
Automobiles
R eal Estate
Real Estate
Classified Directory
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All Souls Church Will Give Its Annual Bazar [sic]
The Annual bazaar and chicken supper for the benefit of All Souls Church will be given Dec. 11 and 12 at the Woman’s Club. Supper will be served from six to eight both days. All the usual things and many new and unusual ones are to be offered. There will be dancing and cards. The committee in charge is composed of Mrs. F. E. Roumaillat, chairman, Mrs. Frank Meisch, Mrs. A. R. Mahoney, Miss A. Tacasch [sic], Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. Mallem, Mrs. Harry C. Walsh and Mrs. C. L. Britt.
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SANFORD, FLO lH D A, TH URSDAY, DECEM BER 4j 1924.
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SINGLE COPIES F IV E CENTS
Principals In M urder Mystery
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM
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ASPIRANTS ARE
SEEKING O FFICE
OF COUNTY JUDGE
Both Sides Attack , Trip Means Saving:
Crump’s Statements Approximately $1700
lie Opinion Judge Sharon, John Leonardy
fly Awaited andS.A.B.WIIkinson in Race
For Appointment to O ffice
[Norris Opel
jon By AdvoHis Own Bill
Authorities
Frankly
. Adm it Inability To
Find Trace of Those
W ho Committed A ct
Testimony Forma Background Chief Executive Prefers T o
Take Regular Train Instead
For A ll Day Battle Between
Of Riding in His P rivate
Counsel for Both Sides Br
Car; Economy Is Rcnson
Court Session Wednesday
Senator Has|3
With Prew >lidge Conthe Measure
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Authorities Hold
Doctor For Act
+
Witness Asked About Con President W ill Make Speech
Hefore International Live
tract Awarded to Pontiac
Stock Hodv Thursday Night
FlrmThrough For besEf forts
Which Will Be \ nennt Soon
NUMBER 208;
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Publisher Freed
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easterly winds.
This ia William S. Fee, owner of banks in San Benuikdino Alham
bra and Los Angeles, Cal., who was found murdered near his cabin
not far from Snn Bernnrdino and Mary Wntkins. whom authorities hav»
been questioning In an effort to solve the mystery surrounding his death.
Edwards
Prevented
From Attending FuneralHeldThursday
CHICAGO, Dec- 4.— Presi
CHICAGO, Dec. 4.— The testimo
dent Coolidge arrived here at
A great deal of interest is being [
ny o f Arthur C. Crump, o f Phila
'.•:(>() o’clock to spenk at the
manifested nnd
there
fs much
delphia, formed the background /or
International Livestock Ex
speculation in Sanford nnd Semi
M O NTG O M ERY. Ala., Dec.
an nll-dny battle o f counsel Wed
position.
nole county as to the probable
nesday In the * Forbes-Thompaoti
4.— Preparations wore com*
veterans bureau conspiracy trial.
itCTONT, Dec. 4.— choice of Governor-elect John D.
pletod for the funeral here
KN R OUTE TO CHICAGO with
Crump, during the period when
rood pUn fo r op- Martin for the office o f county J
Cumberland, I
Thursday o f Mrs. Annie I/>u
Judge of Seminole county to fill l Walter S. Dickey, publisher of Charles R. Forbes was head o f the President Coolidgo,
luscle Shoal* haa the vacancy caused by the death! the Kansas City Journal-Post, who veterans' bureau, was secrctary- Maryland. Der. 4.— An innovation I
Ethvurdfl, w ife of I)r. Geo. T .
fron t position of Schelle Maines.
r
were freed on Tuesday of the i treasurer of the Pontiac Conttruc- in presidential travel was tried!
Edwards, Birmingham phy
Wednesday
night
by
Calvin
Cool-j
of having illegally publish- I tion Company of Detroit, the Arm
hou8 proposals fo r
A t present Judge E. F. llous- churge
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A it
I, m ..A a i . . t o v o n a *
K llsician, who is being held in
I
which got the first veteran*' bu idge.
L of the long pend- holdcr occupies that office but on ed income tax lists.
Since
the
days
of
Lincoln,
it
has
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hospital
contract,
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Jan. 1 he will assume the duties
the foundations of the Northamp- been the custom of presidents t o 1i>..,) o r i 0 r Postmanler General Differences Between Carriers early Tuesday at t,lie i f subur
of county prosecuting attorney, an
ton Mass., hospital buildings.
travel by special train, or at least|IV *
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n „fs„u
ond K h in n ers n re S e t t l e d Bebecame known office to which ho was elected in
ban homo there. Authorities
Both sides, through Crump, in- i„ „ private mr. on the longer
To Congress Shows Deficit
and
P P c r s n re^ eu iea m that Senator Un- the November election. The o f
troduced a large number of letters, trips, but Mr. Coolidge WednesTo
Be
B in S u m D u r i n g l B ^ S ;
l o r e M l l t l e r Is I a k i n l i t
would
nut allow the physician L>
of county jud^e to which Mr.
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I.Alabama had con- fice
The /Commerce
Commission attend the funeral.
telegrnmi: andI memoranda
with day
night was on his way to Chi
Newspaper Postage Blnmed
Maines had been chosen in the
Inrious occaaiona with same election will be vacant un
Judge A. Carpenter taking a hand cago to speak nt the International
B IR M IN G H A M , Doe. L - Efforts
dire in preparing the til a successor is appointed by Mr.
now anil then in the debate over the Live Stock Exposition aboard
a
A irttlement of differences be
W A S H IN G T O N . Dec. 4.— A net
admission o f them ns evidence.
,»tion leaders
are Martin, who will be inaugurated
regular scheduled train, with the loss of nearly $40,000,000 was sui- tween citrus growers nnd the Ken- of county authorities during tho
rn the President’s at- as Florida’s next governor on Jan.
On cross-examination Crump ad same accommodations that may lie tnined hy the governm ent in 1921 board and Atlantic Coast Line Knil- last 24 hours to solve tho myrtcry
mraiiure.
was made before the rase attached to the murder Tu en liy of
mitted he had refused an interview obtained by nny private citizen in operation of the postal service. roads,
—
1.
was presented to a meeting of the Mrs. Annie l » u Edwards, wife of
two months ago to counsel for at almost nny ticket office.
lNorri« of the Senate
it
was
shown
in
an
expert
analy
There are three Sanford nllorand
his
co-defendant,
I |)r. Gi-orgc T. EdwnnH, have led*
Economy,
which Mr. Coolidge sis submitted to the senate Wed- Interstate Commerce Commission
I Commit tee, opened the neys who have definitely announc Judge of Municipal Court Is Forbes
.
the Senate Thursday ed their intention to seek the ap
Named Successor to Schelle Thompson, being advised by the through his budget message and ncoday bv Postm aster General New. Wednesday afternoon nt the court them here, they snid. Thursday
district attorney at Philadelphia
annual messnge to congress More than half of the e x c e l s of hom o, it became known ■] huriulny and it wns frankly mided that ail .
ch recommending the pointment.
Maines As Prosecuting A t not to give them liny information. bis
They are Janies G.
adjournment of the ses clues and rumors had hut udded
has. in effect, during the last two gross expenditures over receipts following
" "
Norris' government Sharon. John G. Ixxmnrdv and S.
torney for Seminole County The Pontiac Company it was days, declared to be the watch was found to be chargeable nguin«t sion which was in charge of Com mystifying angles to one of tho
J operation bill, which
A. B. Wilkinson, nil of whom were
. brought out, w-n* nn open shop word of his administration, is the second class mail, embracing news missioner J. O. Cassidy.
most baffling cases on record hero,
, by the committee,
candidates for the office in the
The physician is still suffering
Just before the hearing, Com
Judge James G. Sharon, for the subsidiary of the James Black (|| ivc for the abandonment of the] papers and magazines.
oward settlement of June primary when Mr. Maines
past two years judge of the mu Company of St. Louis. Black, now
figured he * f___
he ... ... filed in compliance missioner Unsi'idy asked if the mat much pnin from u wound in the left
istoni.
Mr.
Coolidge
pals questions ia ex- hocured thi* Democratic nomina
nicipal court, has received the ap (lend, being a businest associate of could save
approximately IIJIJI] |with a i ' mile resolution and d< ter could he settled without the band which he snid was inflirusi
ngressional leaders tion for the office.
„ n tbe ( rj|, by eschewing
the old
pointment ns County Prosecuting rhompson.
.......................
* signed for use in eonnee tion with necessity of taking the matter be by an assnllatit who he usxertf 1
Bident expreaaes his
During the past few days the
Crump's tertimony was
Uken'
„ f travel, nnd decided the bill nroposing general inrreas fore the commission.
mmib red 111* wife and then attack
Attorney
fo r
he Underwood pro- three aspirants to the office have
Tho growers and the railway olli- ed him in the Edwards home at
n saving might be i\c- es in salaries of postal employes,
Seminole county Wednesday with Elias II. Mortimer, i
iUl was taken to the In-en busily engaged in circulat
|1H „ „ *,xumple bv depnrt- found that only first class mail and ci.ils went into sesiion, and it wns Fairfield Tuesday.
to fill the un tli*' principal government witness, j ,
t early Wednesday by • ing petitions
After a long conference with'
in Sanford
nnd
expired term of inly half way through his story, mental heads and bureau chiefs pn: tul savings were operated at a inter agreed by the shipper- to
ba. the Republican I throughout the county.
withdraw their complaint, if tho j George Ross, hin attorney, it warn
Friends
the late Schelle so that lie might return home.
and possibly might have an effect profit.
[Senators McKinley. II - 1of the men have also been active
Crump Tells Ills Part
Maines. it be
With ft lends of the salary in carriers would nnccl their tariff. |muted (hat Dr. Edwards Would
on congress.
[Pepper, Pennsylvania, nnd ulrendv the matter has been
Under questioning by John W.
came k n o w n
President Harding made one or crease lull, vetoed at the lust -es- it was learned. The shippers also have no further statement to make.
f ’ rim nnd Ralph F. Potter, special two trips without using a private sion of • ..tigress by Picsident l out agreed that if they intended to According to officers in charge of
laid before Mr. Murtin nt JacksonThursday.
lent referred the mens-L-yni,.
The appoint assistants to the attorney general I, ear. hut they were short us com idge. expressing confidence that it make use of the dry refrigerator the inquiry, Dr. Edward* has nd*
|n r department for a
' ,,r **u shipping o f pre-cooled hejed to hi* original stntemctiU
ment. made by Crump related his part in figuring pared to the 800-mile journey from would be re-enacted, the cost study 1
Mr. Martin, it is said, hns let it
and vegetables, they would concerning the altnrk upon hi* wkfu
Governor Caryl
Dm
military expert* and be known that he will give the
Caryim
e Pontine
i onuar Company's
* ompany s bid
um on the , Washington to Chicago.
1(1,mill, I Wednesday was seen as fruits
*
i . ^ vlllK ,he Capital about nid netf-idtuiing a revision of postal give the carriers !I0 days’ notice, mid him nnd vigorously denying
to make an early appointment his closest attention,
A. Harder . 0nd Northampton foundation Job, ornreusutionn suggested by the ser
nt of bis attitude on reviewing the claims of the three
i b y lH v 'n g -t «n estimate o
f
■« f , b o t h
the President ..... lutes : ulhcient to bring in * 1xsU,- before ii,liking such shipment.
H i is, it is said, is to allow tho vice of the wrnrrsnt. “ W e will
the situation in the aspirant* with equal deliberation.
J u d ^ VSharon
120 ‘,«V K « " Ibe
of co m -_ Mrs. Coolidge quickly
Iiaron |with
Iw
settled 000,(8)0 additional revenue. As nowr
carriers time to prepare it tariff await formal cluirgca,” Mr. R o s * .
ne consideration al- It is claimed 'In local political clrimuni-1
In u communi.
l P1
P l ^ ' " ^ dirct.lcd by Th om p ^ n ., themselves Into the routine of the drawn, the bill provides nn average covering the atldUInnoI/'C«w*i
raid after leaving m * client. •' *»'
Ibeen
ifiven to
m XIvon
UJ the
mit bill ^
tb(|i c tta rU are being made
average traveler. The train, one Increase l»t,$A0^i» year tn Pach o f
Oflicera snid they hud discovered
dJnheilav lift. '
tH fTlsVl*
90 i of the fast ones on the Baltimore the 200,000 enmloyea, with a total hr,'idling eiirouu! to dentiqpl^s*.' —
fqt. SenaUnVUylc,- J ^ ^ - M r . Martin make the apThe carriers announced their evidt.:;? ti iiilltig to show that m
ernooti Is effee-i4*y* ',nd n
minutes l>efore the nnd Ohio line between Washington milled expendifure o f more than
ronferred with him pointmont .at the quickest mom
agreement to cancel the tariff nnd fci.rtii r!m v.us iirtai in the Edbid war taken to the veterans hi.
while he was pre- ent possible after his inaugura
ill
$0(1.000.000.
tat«-l that they would not attempt wnrd > ! a,- Deputies previously
f
f i rrnu for Mjl»inih»if»n lh«* 90 0a>*A in and Chicago, carried six Pullman
Negotiations
already
are
understated
o f one
month ; |hi. bj() wns M.ralrhl.(1 „ ul #n,t rt„ coaches and a diner, and was fol
tion because of the fact that the
wav to fix a date fo, a vote on the to nrrnnr. any tariff to cover that q:i te« t (.• piiysic.iui as saying that
lowed
bv
a
second
section
to
take
I of the various senste first session of the court convenes
,
,, ex0 r,nK * wn' , .' ,|uy« interlined Thompson, hi1said
veto Senator Curtis Kansas, Re service without taking the Hint or h • ; i I '.line shuts at his alleged
iBtcroted
in
Muscle on Jnn. rt.
the time when Mr. . lames
o d (|,,,.|Hrwj b(. ,.,,,,1,1 ^,.t nn extension care of the overflow from the miblicun leader, said Wednesday up will, the National I erisliable a f i.ilmi,. a ltn the intruder had
ued the opinion Thurs
the offiee. it |f , |m(> (f „ WI|S n,.,.(|,si.
first
Friends in Sanford of the g ov have relinquished
1
.
. •..... o —
Freight • oinniission. o f which It. tired u |m»ii him oiK'e. Deputies
The president's pnrty occupied in reply to a question from Sena
Underwood bill t'ur- ernor-elect deelure that be is now is stated.
j
government’s conspirnry
f Chicago is
the |i-iiid Dr. Edward's pistol had he, it
tor Dili. Democrat. Washington. In U. I teal I, on
a
compartment
car.
which
was
1general Idea of i ’ resi- considering the appointment and
Judge Sharon is a veteran^ o f i lmrge alleges that Forbes promts
chairman
tiled three times and is being held
the
cloakrooms
predictions
were
on Muscle Shoals that in all probability will have the Spanish American War Ihd
It was i(Mn,I that such tnriff (|, ,.v i.U-no*- I f a fourth shot wna
he job to the Thompson-Black phi, ed between the diner nnd t h e heard that ibe poll would not be
1be p,'trident
m hin annual mes- made up bis mind definitely by iK ,, prominent member of the lo- group, through special features • f observation ini
delayed much beyond the picsent would In* ibjccl to mi attack by |',ct»d. they added, they would ex
todav to congress. They the time he takes office so that |,
chapter ,f United States War their bid, and Forbes- hod promised and Mrs. Coolidge bud a drawing week
the shippei the same as any other tend their search f<>r the |*crson' >
room.
The
compartments
were
if npproved hy the he will be able to announce bis tie- Veterans.
tariff, if it did ii"t meet with their I wlio fired It.
an extension of time later.
Although
Senator
Edge,
Republi
lit will stand a good union shortly afterwards
On cross examination lie admit occupied by Mr. and Mrs Stearns. can. New Jersey, author ,,f the ve approval
For many years he bus served
Every inch of spare hi and about
Secretary Sleinp, Major .!
L
|ns.sing.
The carrier- were represented the suburban coltuge of the EdJudge Sharon had no comment the public in different capacities. ted lie understood Thompson was Coupul, the White House Phy toed measure, had prepared a new
jNorris. Republican, Ne to make in behalf of his candi Prior to Ins removal to Sanford there only ns representing Black, sician, Captain Adolphus Alai lull containing revenue producing during the c,inference and at tin* winds home wu- being seurclle*! fpjluthor o f the
Muscle dacy except to affirm tin- report i Severn \eiir ago. Judge Sharon and so far nr be knew Thompson
not beating by Flank Gwatbney. .1 H. additional clues and the earth nouut
rews, naval aide t»» the president, 'sections, he declared _hi* _ had pit* Kellnt "I the Scuhnurd Ail Line. the borne was being sifted In «
which is formally be that he is seeking the appoint
was a member of the state legis- had mi financial or other inten -t
I decided whether to attempt li
Mr D Davis of the Atlantic t'liu-l bunt for the bullets said to L i 'V
lli said that he knew menl. Any statement other than laturt represeliting Gadsden couii - in the Pontiue Company. He did and secret service met
Mr. Coolidge. soon after leaving <m" **> consideration.
Line,
I I. tilovei of tin* Atlantic been tired.
foolidge was opposed to that, he declared was unnecessary ty
A group of depulloe
Iluring the World W ar be sny that a few hours after the Pon
Senator Edge and other propo
and for that reason, at this time.
weie iinquiring ut drug stores in an
was chairman of the War Suv- tiac bid wtu* submitted, Thompson Washington, took a iiup, reclining nciits of the salary increases were r’oa-t Line, and E. J. Kolb " I ,wctc
told him “ the job is ours.” Oil re on the couch in his drawing room,
the Fruit Growers' Express
I ,.ir„ri to Identify the source of two
|npe, t to get it through
Mr. l-eoiinrdy pointed out the itn'H Uoinmittec for I/Con county. direct examination the government while the open door gave other said to hold that it would be nn
The sluppeis were represented
containing nn unacsthutto
lb pre dieted the UnHe
was
for
several
years
an
legnlly,
to
combine
possible,
legally,
the
fa il that he had been engaged in
bv R Mild I Burr, chairman of
„ , . r,. f „ un,| |n the linma,
also brought out that John J Bren passengers passing on their way
kll would pass the sent
’purpose* In ope statute without
the practice of law longer than auditor in the office of the state nan. president of the Pontiue Coin- to the observation ear an oppoi two
nimlsHion
o f .. the |while another gtoup were attempt
the mib
■ •','iiinilssioii
«ti\ed the administrn-1
comptroller,
He has l>een en
tunning
afoul
of
tho
constitutional
either of the other aspirants and
i .lor James E. Galkin*. ...............................
..... .. ,hud tho
of law for I puny, when word wus received from tunity to catch a glimpse of the inhibition ngainst the i eauto inau state.
ing to trace stain* which
ort.
The Norris bill I
by virtue of that fact and in view gaged in the practice
|W ti hlngtnn that they probably executive at rest. While the pres gurating revenue-raising legisla (ii tor llie railroad coinmls- i n|n,(,uronce o f fingerprint*,
to the senate by the
the
pnst
six
years
of his other qualifications, should
The judge was bu»y receiving i would get the Job, went to Boston ident rested. Mrs. Coolidge talked tion. It vlas their contention that t, „•> .1. II. Tench, rate expert; E. t
committee at the last
receive
the
appointment.
the
congratulations uf
friends |to confer with Thompson before g<- with Mrs. Stearns and late in the the pending salary bill should be S. B'iggs, secVetnry of the Ameri
was left in preferred
for tea
ten. , llac( e<1 al Vince and a sep arate bill ran
enn Fruit and Vegetable bhipners
Shipners’ W a r Mines A re Still
To a representative of The San Thursday upon his appointment, ing to Washingotn to sign the con day went into the diner tor
the calendar nt adBecause of the unusual manner i f
.
i
t ».|f,.ct the 1A * oeiation. nf ( bieago. E. D. Dow,
ford Herald he declared that if lie hns already assumed the dut tract.
Afloat in Baltic Sea
travel, the passing of the (ires. |',r“ u "
' traffic manager of tho Florida Gitelected he will stick to the pledges ies x»f the office.
|Curtis said he took the
(lentinl train wu» little* markoti an 41 *
__*
____________
■run Kxflmniri*
Tampn. and tho
Longest Bridge In
hill to the president, which he mode to the citizens of
C O P E N H A G E N , Dec. 4.— Recant
Florida Vegetable (Corporation, and
1it swept through a dozen Mary
Seminole county when he sought
reports diuclosc the present'll of
I to submit It to his dc
is
Robinson,
secretary
of
the
land
nnd
West
Virginia
small
the office Ja»t June. In substance
China Is Blown U p
l rimers and he bellevrs' and Shippers' League of drifting mines in the Baltic US aI town*.
he promised
an honest, faithful
menace to shipping, und it is evi
Iwould be awaited be1 Arriving in Chicago early IliursFlorida.
and efficient service in bundling
dent thut official report* us to thu
|kfeuti action is taken
the affairs of tho office, should he
clearance of mines in the-e wntera
i Skoals problem.
receive the appointment.
New Plan Outlined
ure not to be wholly trusted.
1Mtlijley said the UnMr. Wilkinson stater! that be
It is believed tlint any storm
Pnbably would solve
-------i
To
Equalize
Taxes
might dislodge the unit* of .^unto
There were 24 case* disposed of
Shoals question
nnd cause he was second high man in
Men
who
served
in
the
Allied
,
tho June primury, he believed that
mine field Inlli during the war, und
in the county court during the
ilr that if the pnesiArmies, during the World W ilt.
O R LA N D O . Dec. 4— Tax Asses it n» argued that dnngcroua minci,
he would not be loyal to his friends month of November and fine* to- j
the measure
it
will
be
accepted
by
the
Campbellnoon
sor McDonald bus outlined to the
unless ’
throughout the
the county
county unlea«
u||i
|li0r,5.3B were collected, uc- I Uhinu.
'll* M-natC.
Isissing Post, American Legion, city council u new plan which, lie frozen up in the ice of winter, may
mercial Glub.
float about until next spring
_
,
I Harris. Democrat, Geor- sought the office, lie, accordingly t cor,||tiK to the monthly report of j
us permanent guest*, it was decid believes, will result in equal cHy well
u then reappear in totully unexund
C R E D IT MEN C O N V E N E
I If and other Southern laid his claim before the gover- s ,u.n g C M n and. Fine* totalled j M y s t e r y S u r r O U n d S
ed at a session of that body on
pected locations,
S A V A N N A H . Dec. 4.— Georgia Wednesday evening, in the new taxation throughout Orlando,
$hH4 und costs amounted to $454
N t heartened by the nor. he said.
at the same time bring more tux
Believing that he hns the strong it wns further announced.
Death
of
Veterans
and
Florida
Conference
Credit
Men
*1» clause of the presi
club
bouse.
money into the city’s treasury.
est claim to the appointment be
opened it* session here, Thursday
d e If the president's
The fo llow in g is a JWt of the o f
Members were urged to make a
Generally, the jdan contemplate* Eight YouthsArelleld
came hi* standing
in the race.
morning.
B
E
A
U
VO
IR
.
Miss.,
Dec.
4.Five
*re followed out, he
fences
during November; Assault
drive
to
get
new
members
und
ai
-1
, |OM. record o f all lands in the
Mr. Wilkinson declared that if the
ForAttacks onWomen
Confederate veterans, inmates of
(wither the “ power trust”
SUCCEED STACK cording to official* there ure over j r ((y t )evie* on which will be made
governor considers the wishes of and battery, six; drank, three; lar old soldiers home here, died during G E O F F R E Y
I fertilizer trust” would
ceny, six; possession Of liquor, one;
:U)0 men who are eligible for m em -! n(.curdlng to figures placed by the
gvt misses*ion of the the people ns expressed by them possession o f concealed weapons, the last nine days from an epidemic
C H IC A G O , Dec. 4— Eight youths
CAIRO, Dec. 4.— A royal device InTship in this section and n drive 1j,ollrtj 0f appraisers, und levies on
in June, he will be the next coun two; reckless U»o o f firearm*, one; which as yet has not been diag
ranging in age from 16 to 27 wero
will
be
put
nn
ut
once
t
«
increase
bui|(Jliigs
und
improvements
ac
was issued today nominating Sir
ty judgepassing worthless cheques, one; nosed. One othgr is expected to Geoffrey Archer ns Governor-Gen the roll of the organisation, it wa* cording to finding* of the building held today in connection with a
kpportrrs Still Hopeful
In the meanwhile the question
riding trains, one; false pretense, die from the disease which affect*
. die 'launch supporters
series of attacks mndo on woumui\
an iinii need.
Vice
Commander appraiser.
eral of the Sudan.
the patient's stomach.
H bid have not given up in local political circle* is being one; and one case of trespass.
on the south side, during recent
Huff
will
be
chairman
of
the
months. Partial confession* have ‘
|l*»«inK the property to debated a great deal and the ap
The report states that the bal
committee.
Judge Horne Named
ubile manufacturer. Sen- pointment Is. the basis o f many ance due to the county for
been obtained, pdllco said.
the
It
wn*
pointed
out
that
all
serv
tfllar, Tennessee and conjectures.
In each case the women were
month o f October was $6,676.
For De Soto Court kidnapped
ice men should fill out the bonu*
shams. Democrats, - do
after their escorts hod
blanks.
Post
Commander
A.
P.
E
V
a
v
w
'o
M
n
V
A
r
r
a
n
ire
total
credit
of
prisoners
sent
the reply they receiv- r T f l l l C G l r l B y
been slugged.
1
_ T V , to the convict camp was $40.60.
Haggard stated that hi* steno
T
A
L
L
A
H
A
S
S
E
E
.
Dec.
4.—
Judge
telegram* asking Ford
grapher
would
accomodate
uny
The credit of priaoncB* who serv
Mallory F. Horne, o f the third Ju
hid ns closing the T o Pay Debt to U. S.
veterans wishing to have
tha dicial circuit, has been Instructed Berlin Drivers Like
ed lime out in the reform school
‘ hey indicated today
S . .p . will W . U I u n Iftimwiate.
by Governor Hardee to proceed to
ter will be reported more in de forms filled out.
LO N D O N, Dec. 4.— The report wax $130-26
®t make another effort
Mules From Am erica
The ninety day bonds on hand ly by the Beautification Commit tall at the next meeting, It was
Arcadia and preside over DeSoto
, dI France har.
cun ncgotiatioi
Two
candidate*
took
the
obliga
hoc he
begun
negotiation*
|otd back among the bid- that
tee of the Junior Chamber of Com
county
circuit court beginning
.
for funding her debt to United to cover the amount due to the merce to have those persons, who announced.
tion of ths Laglon.
B E R L IN , Dec. 3. — American
Arrangements are being made
For the first time in the history Tuesday, Decembor 2, until he shall
States has aroused considerable stir county total $6,075.
are responsible for hanging clothes
to get a special speaker for next of the Campbell-Lossing Post of adjourn the term. The designation army mules have *beooni quith a
in financial *nd political quarters
within
the
view
of
passersby
In
fer Reports W ife here. Pres* comments reveal the Over H alf Billion
common sight in the Berl:
It?
the vicinity of the new City Hall, week, it was announced. A fine ficials state, the Initiation w »* was made because o f disqualifica Most of these animals came
program
U
promised
by
the
com
tion
o
f
Judge
Gworge
W.
Whiteexpectation
that
if
France
arranges
put
on
with
all
the
pomp
and
dig
itor Killed Self to pay United States she will alro
to hong their wash else
originally with the American <
O f BoncTIasue Sold urged
where, it was decided at the lunch mittee in charge and a loroe at nity that befit* an organisation hurrt o f the twelfth judicial cir which landed in Franco Ut
tendance
i*
urged
by
-the
officers.
arrange to pay Great Britain.
swearing
allegiance
to
a
nation.
cuit.
*
•
■
‘r
eon of the organisation held at
JMBUS. Ohio, Dec. 4 ^
did their part in the war,
The clearing away » f old auto
W ASH IN G TO N , D*c. 4^-Sub- the Seminole Cafe Thnraday noon.
The names of two Canadian vet
P Hheataley, wife of Rev.
reached Germany through
mobiles
in
many
of
the
yard*
of
S
E
V
E
R
A
L
K
ILLE
D
IN
~W
R
E
C
K
erans of The World W ar were
Action will also
be Uken to
h»*tslcy, pastor of the Cady Comes to Trial scription* to the new treasury long
Rhineland after the occupal
local
garages
was
discussed.
Mr.
J !m bond Issue of $200,000,000 stimulate a large attendance and
submitted for membership.
H e l i c a l Church of Bexforces departed for home.
Philips
stated
that
arrangements
O
A
K
L
A
N
D
.
S
a
llL
Dec.
^
--S
e
v
opened
yesterday
and
exceeded
For
Murder
Dec.
16
President G*. W . Spencer urged ev
Ah invitation will bo sent to all
Fw whose body wn* found
Local truck drivera have
hulf billion dollars by today it ir ery member
to bring
another have been pnadfl to have these cars the veterans in the county to attend eral passengers were reported kill that the mule does more work
|lorn*ie of the Sheatsley
Uken
away
from
public
view.
• > member next week, who has not
O R LANDO , Dec. A.— The case of announced.________ _
imitted suicide Coroner
There was some discussion on the next throe sessions of the leg train telescoped
been In the habit
of attending
held in hi* formal Hal Cady, indicted for murder in
PUn which T fore U much more vconomigaL
tho
advisability of the body erect ion. this is •
Street train here Thursday.
adopted to solicit new members.
;
tragedy, filed with the second degree in conduction
Markets.
f regularly.
ing
signs
at
tha
entrance
of
the
The 6 vie Affaire committor
*7 clerk of eourta, Thurs- with the death of N. B. Broward
city advertising, to tourists, thst
T A M P A — City election on bond J acksonville — w**t
____
ay*
Raymond
at the Cady home here recently,
ST. PETERSBURG — First
CHICAGO, Dec. 4.— Wheat: May, through |U chairman.
Sgnford
has
a
fine
18-hole
golf
issue
proposed to dotermtne con Manufacturing Company to
Philipa
reported
that
ills
stlu
busjT
up*
Jtis still I
wiU be brought
rought to trial before
grapefruit shipments of season for
$100,000 planing mlU here. '
coarse.
This
will
be
left
for
dis
struction
of $1,000,000 hospital.
1.60
wor king an a plan to get Y H C ,
-u u *r T.
. . .P.. W
.....o
ork w In th»,^4rhlii*l
— Naur wholesale Judge
warded.
Chrn:
May,
J
itt»p*qy begin* business court on Dec. 10, according to tntt 1.41.
organised here end obtain a mu- cussion at • later date.
Oats; May, 6KV4 to W H j
county bolicitur.
POSTAL SERVICE CITRUS GROWERS
IS OPERATED AT AND RAIL HEADS
LOSS 40 MILLION COME TO TERMS
SHARON T 0 FILL
UNEXPIRED TERM
SCHELLE MAINES
Local Legion Postjj ruVt
Holds Its Regular
'
MeetingWednesday
S heriff’s Monthly
R eport
Indicates
Activity Of Officers
Junior Cham ber Will Ask Citizens Not
To H ang Wash In View Of Passersby
•
_v •
m
�^ b lic M a y Inspect
Amount mconre T ax
16-I’OUND TURKEY.
v
—
Leslie Went of this fcUy, fine
th T number of Ford
owners
cf the first hunters to take to tho
throuRhout the’ country and es
pecially In this state.
W ASH IN G TO N , Dec. a — Com wood* at the beginning of the seaMr. H iff(tins announced that the missioner of Internal Revqnud nuiy ren Monday, has returned bring
regular Fofd chassis has been rcduced to t f jS whHe the rcirulnr
be enjoined from making a*ail- ing with him n 16-pound turkey
runabout Is now priced at $200. able to public inspection tho name which he killed near Oviodb. Mr.
Other prices in effect since thutanri poftofflcc addross of-on income Went nlsirbatrsed some quail.
general reduction ansi regular. tax-paver, as well as amhunt oC tax
FOR D W O N T D E C ID E
touring car;. $200; regular truck paid, Justice Iloehllng held tdtlny
chassis, $305; coupe $525; tudor in DiaUlct of Columbia Supreme
W ASHINGTON, Dec. .1.— Henry
sedarrfMO nncPfnrdor sedan $000. Court.
,
. - ,
Starter* are priced « t $05 and
Decision was handed down by an FPrd today declined to cuminU.
demountable wheels $20 on regular opinion, granting motion of Com- hintself on proposal to renew hia
cars.
missioner Blair to dismUs suit for Muscle Shonla bid.
■
injunction filed agutrst him by
¥/-•____ Gorham Hubbard of Boston to preK iw a n is
« a n q u e i vert publication of amotnit paid by
■ *•
J Y
»
petitioner. v
homes in Florida.
.They don’t 1A . V Nii.unle Jewell. Tenrl Mny Jewett
JWant to go to California. Florida
i.rnl Itnleloh Jewell, minors
NIITIC K OF At’ I'I.ICATION TO
m too near at hand. Men of means
Engineers to Study
HEM. MINCilt’H I.AND
wmnt to cotite here to play golf, so
N..II,.,. |m lin.liy
ulvrn In all
Muscle "Shoals Bill wli.uu.lt
does the man of average means
ms) e.iiirern llwil Martha
Jew.. It. as (cliarilmn o f tlir shove
Alul i f wo have a real good hotel,
(Cont^iued from Po-rc 1)
Miiii-d minors, will on the 3rd day
we will attract them.
W A S H IN G TO N . Dec. 3— Secre ..f
January. A l> I9J«. apply t.i
competition and It Was unanimous
tary Weeks instructed A r m y En the Honorable K I' lloiisholdar,
& » referring to the financial
ly adopted.
C,infill
J U(1k e Hi and for said fn u h gineer
nnd
Ordnance
officers
to
be
condition of the north after the
Klwanlan Long
registered a gin, today, n study o f the Under i\ ul tils offic e In Hiinlnril In said
g «Uction. Mr. Forster stated thnt
i ' i .iiii I)
al tell o'clock A M . or as
there was optimism in every place complaint against the “ mule story” wood Muscle Shoals hill, a copy of ..eiii thereafter as llie m ailer ran
TJcre was a feeling of prosperity. of Mr. Entsfninger and the guesta which was submitted to war de he beard, fui nullo.i Hi lo ->l| at
tmlilli or prlvati- sal.- flu undivided
Politics were not entering Into tho supported him with continued np- partment for thnt purpose.
Iul«.lent of aald miners in lie folh<u Inn ill scribed l. al . 'l u te In said
BbAihcss life of the nation, op
plnuse.
Miss
Rosamijiid
Radford
Si iiilnole .'niinly, I’lorlilii. I •• '>•'
they, had In othe- years.
•
I.eiN h. li 7. S. mill 13 .if Hie
> ^ D u rin g his visit to New York, gave three readlmrh -which were
Florida I .and anil i ‘iduMlr.il Ion
• 'oinpaii) '<• Addition
In Snulli
Mr. and Mrs. Forster saw “The grently enjoyed.
Saofold. I'lel Ida ii.uuirdlltK <**
W. S. Kntsminger spoke on the
J Passion Play” from Oberammertoward
’ gau.
It was the most ,«triking friendly spirit exhibited
Play thnt Mr. Foster had ovcr'the Longwood by the Kiwanians and
expressed the hope thnt Hanford
privilege of witnessing, he said.
and Longwood should nlwnys hav.o
their spirit of co-bperatton and
<0 Northern Papers
predicted thnt if it was nlwnys
W ill Carry Ads Of prevalent, thnt both places will
have rapid growths.
Short talks were given by K i
“City Substantial
wanians Scott. Marshall. Moughton and Lake. The occasion was
do advertised in nbout
papers enlivened throughout the evening
Ip. the north, according to Secre with the singing of Kiwnnian
tary PCarmnn of the local Chatn- songs. Tho linnnuet closed with
the singing
of "Till
We Meet
bor of Commerce.
*■ ThrCe-inch display
advertise Again.”
xiness, tho stomach sours, tongue1 >.
Following the meal, the guests
- rnenta are being run in the papers
ia coated, nnd when the. woatherl »'■
adjourned
to
tho
reception
room
'
In conjunction with large full page
is had you have rlieumntic twinges.
where
dancing
was
enjoyed.
At
displays urging that tourists vis
Thu urjne is cloudy, full of sedi
. '
It “ The City .Substantial". It is 11 o'eliH'k 'the guests departed, ment. the channels often get ir
stated that over 10,000,000 read having prnise for the splendid en ritated. obliging one to get up
Simmons Siberia
ers will rend Ihe advertising, in tertainment.
two or three times during the
*1 ! tho papers, and thnt some of
night.
Refrigerators
tho papers will circulate up into Furnace Mystery
To help neutralize these Irritat
wfenada.
ing acids nnd flush o f f the body's
Remains Unsolved urinous
_'It is hoped thnt these ntlvertisewaste, begin drinking wa 1
Ricnta Will attract many Cnnndinn
Rail Hardware Co
ter. Also get uhout four ounces
■
.
tourists who might go to the west
COLUMBUS. O., Dec. 3. — The of Jail Salts from any pharmacy,
coast._
Bexley furnace instery is still ns take a tnblespnnnful in a glass of
* T h b advertising
program will much of n puzzle ns ever, although water before hrenkfast for a few
R
Continue until the middle of Jan Prosecutor King says he is possess days and your kidneys mny then
ed with what he considers positive net fine nnd bladder disorders dis n ,|
,
»o*ry. it wan further stated.
proof, that Mrs. Ailiiie Nhcntsley, appear.
(ror
wife o f Rev. tk V. Fhentsley, was
These famous salts is made from ,Q j,
•Lowest Ford Prices
dead before her body entered the the acid of grapes and lemon juice, j j.-(
W t i f l rotnhined with lithia. anil has been pjj
- Jn History Prevail furnace
used for years to help clean and 11a, |
A t Tlie Present Time Mexican President
stimulate sluggish
kidneys nail, wj|j.
stop bladder irritation. Jad Salts ,-f f j
(Jranted Labor Medal is inexpensive and makes a de- ,j)e
lightful effervescent lithln-wntcr waj,
drink which millions of men and (}l(.
women tak, now ami then to help j (,s<
prevent serious kidney nnd Idad |
der disorders.
p jj
I tv all means, drink
lot* of yjr.0
g,aal water every day. Hnve v o iir 'w|J0
physiipan examine your
kidneys
at Last twice a year.
‘ nacl
Rlli offle« In Hanford. In xnlil Comi
ty. n( ton o'clock A. M.. or aa aoon
thi-reafte# « « tho matter can be
hoard, for authority tn sell at pub
lic or private sale t h r , umtlvMmt
interest of Raid mlhnra ih the 'fnlluwlng /Wscribwl real oatstr In raid
Soinlhole tNiunty, Florida, to-wit:
! Lot 6. nf ltlock 6. Tier A of tho
T City
Hanfnrtl. Florida, aeeordliiK to B- It- Traffnrd"*
map of raid city, and U t 1 of
to K. It. Trafford s Map of aald
City.
Whkh application will he liased
.Upon Uie. petition for sale now tin
file in said court. .
tinted this tbe 1st day of Decem
ber. A. l>. ISlf.
MAIITIIA It. 1,1-;WIN, Quardlan
is
c m c v rr tv v h T .
j i iiir iA i. r m c r i T o
l\ AMI f o i l SfcMI\<
T ».
IN IT IA N C K IIY .
IV. V.‘ Vnn Nrim
(* rn( laiunlit.
v»».
Jiicnli Smith rt al
I it feudality.
C ITA TIO N
T i l t : S T A T E OF F I.O IH D A .
T>. Jar till Hralth, tf livin g. an<l If
,l^ui. all parties c la im in g Interest*
until. ilie «aid Jacob Kmltli deceased
,ir i.llirrw lo e ;'J o h n Hinltb. If Jiving,
ninl If dead, all iin rilrs clnlm lng InI • : • • Is under the said John Smith,
il.c. !«i»ll « r o l b r r w l s e ; W illis W
Jim *. If livin g, and If dead all
pm l b * c la im in g Inter.,.sis under Hie
sold 'M i l l s IV, James, 'deceUNed nr
•.Hu i wise In tile property liin u uod
I m-iiii to Seminole County. Florida,
find ile*crlbed u.< fo llo w s, t o - w ll:
F. i in Sixty-six and Mx-tcntbs
d,i.' i feet West o f the Houtli iniartci t ) Section post o f Sectb>n
Tw cut) - Itirce (33) To w n sh ip Nine
rorner Of lA.t
Flu rid a lutnd ft
pany-s Mat of
nirnc* North to
Hcventeen <
Colonisation Cbmt
Celery rjantation.
the -Vorlhra
Ask Your
.if l-nk* Monroe, thence Bouthrast r
|y fotTbwfng the mean low * * } "
jnaik o f Luke Monroe to a point
North Po f the point o f be*lnnltm.
thence
i n f n r f 'Booth
noum to
w pnlitt of beginning
.
cnnialulna 19.1 acres, more or le«»-
II appearing- f r o m - th»-sworn bill
complaint . filed herein • a " 1" * 1,
\bu. that y o u hnve or claim to hate
some interest In and to tha «bove
ilercrllietl lands: You. ami-aach of
you. are hereby requ red and orderid to be and appear before our: Clrcult Court at the
S-'anford. Florida, on the first Mon
of
dav ini January. A. O. 19*^.
li. inK th.- 6th day o f J» nu* P ; J
mid a rule .lay of our aald Coarrt.
hen and there to make an'Wer un! „ ,1m sa|d bill of rornplalnttfUdd
Iirriln nknln«t >«»u to •lulrt t l t l « in
h runipLInant In M i l to the abnVe
ilescrlhed tract of land, a id Herein
i ml shall f ill not. l ire enld bill Of
r. mplaliU will he taken as c* nfesaefl
iv.- itnsl you fo llow ed by a flnnl dehihI
II I*
Try Smith’s
Shop for good barber
wotk.Ladies welcome.
Next to Valdez.
Seminole ]
Assodatjoi
Guaranteed gj
MerchamSr!
Theatre
•5
•;1p*
Matinee^ D e C .
^
ChZ
and Nigntl
« ___________ and m
mtm-;iti:i>. that tiitis * ' I{ I" , ' " P 1
published m the Hanford 1*„ !!r ’ r-.l
liew spulier pulillsheil In H.inforil. |
uiUiole fo u n ty . Florid.i. mo e earl,
SE A T SA LE . M O N D A Y, DECEMBER
M A T I N E E PRICES— nalcony,...... 50c; Lower y
N IG H T — ...................50c, 75c. $1.00 and tIJJi
—-
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- OICHOI M'hiANUi CAarOON kuillCoi" coMrnf
Pinnds and Piano
Rolls
Phonographs and
Records
SheetMusic
Radio Sets and Sup
plies
Electric Lamps and
Appliances
IN
IRELAND
tvtmrmfsd wrW, ••• oooo Afuj,c
ggrrry aim s
p'o*;? catP i
I’ i:;nos Tuned an<l Repnirotl
Phonographs Repaired
“ OPEN A T N IG H T "
F. P. RINES
311 Enst Second Street.
Phone 630-.I
Y e llo w J a ck et
S p ra y C art
ter date on account of unable'
liunes in time. Tickets alral
ill lx* good when ministrels
Watch for Date.
SELL MERCHANDISE
WHICH MUST
SATISFY
YOUR MONEY BACK
VALUES WHICH SPEAK FOR THEMSELVE
Men's Brown or Black
Dress Shoes
Ladies’ P aten t Leather
and Satin Slippers
This Cool \Veather is a rem inder of more
covet*. You can keep warm with our blankets
and comforts—
Misses Black a n d
Brown one-strap
Pumps 11 Y> to 2
Men’s Brown Scout
Work Shoes all
sizes
LOOK!! Boys suits with two pair pants, 8
to 18 years—
■■■auaW ai
h HKachlnjr, TW c of alurch
! I*er Yard.
White,
Old Ladies’ Plain Toe
Comforts
Men’s Brown Woi
Shoes, Army Las
We ha\ e some real values in Ladies'
and Wool Dresses—
■ UHHfe
116-inch Belding Satin.
•Per Yard.
All culortt.
ch
Dress fiinghams.
colrrs. ' Per yArd.
Fust
-
■, Hrown,
J ’'
l*e; Yard. S
'
72*inch Toble Da**
Per Vard.
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DAY D
THE SANFO RD HE
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Musical Sorority At
Hints From a HouseKOllmS College Will
Wife9s Kitchen Diary Announce PledgesAn’"1'
PREVIOUS
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W IL L P A V E 75 STREETS
accusations
< «ren
T A M i’ A. Doc. 3.— Helen Wain-
Wright. fiertrude Edcrlc and other
••
In Olympir swimming contests at
Paris, have accepted invitations to
W INTER PARK, Fin., Dec. 4 — participate in a two-day meet here
Phi Beta
honorary .sorority of Feb 21 and 22, according to tvlnrnl
mitMC mid dramatic art nt Rollins
College, although one o f the Inst S W » n V .
1'BNSACOI.A - ^
Sororities to rush, experts to be nnrt Wclr-nin1r, "Stubby" Kruger and and Morning Journal con. olidn c
of the foremost in the number of other i liampions here for the mu?t. 'as News-Journal.
new pledges to be taken in.
Tens nnd bnnipiets figure in tho
a s a iiiiB in s c iin O D B lk
■ ■ a a a «■ ■ ■ ■ ■ la H i a a i i i i x B D S i i
series of social events calculated
to more than win the prospective
pledges. .
I'hi Beta is a sorority in which
oil students who nre majoring in
ipn-i- or art are interested and
will probably clnlm its quota o f
p l e d g e d members.
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ie* To Customers Have
Lrerajrcd More Than 5,000
jtfach Week Since April of
Hi* Year, Reports Show
Since* Jan. 1, Dodge Brother*
dealers have consistently broken
Djprevlous records for delivery of
to! customers. Since Apr. 1.
ricfl to customers hare nv• more than 6000 cars per
____This Is without taking Into
account sale* In foreign countries.
Ully Increased production in
has made this performance
Substantial Things
For Cold Days
ie first hnlf in 1924, retail
to customers were in exany quarter In the hiatory
business— even including the
k Mriodn of 1919-1920. FotlowI tills, deliveries for November
1any previous month of the
irter and delivery figures
cdth v.eek In November cxI ’thc totals of the preceding
(tach week creating n new
cord. November maintained
fe established In Oct. Dec.
I be better than November.
i'Brblhers arc able to aims sale# information because
»
pc ration of each of their
tiugughout the entire Unitid Canada in sending
)rt of all retail deto
customer*,
leri* f^norta they have
h detailed record1of ex
ons existing In each
ory.' Their calculations
upon the number of cars
consumed by the public, as
I’ iuvo this 4q bo the only
odication of. conditions,
constantly climbing delivery
A coupled with
increasing
Hon, lead Dodge Brothers to
s'that tho last six months of
added to the record breaking
first aix month; will total by far
Lgr«atest year in the history of
business.
. ing cor;;p*itii)n.
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B E L ' A f r - Work
Marled
m,
‘ (Jradjrir.g cunlrart uf U()0f000 ru.
jda. to COid $300,000.
_
Vi nr
Rail Case
Fumplelely
C O A C H
board o f county cuinm iiMnnei-. ut
1‘ilicliu* 1 ■•lllll V have oi del id an
elect ion lulle d fo r Juu. 3, Im lluI. o u I iiiii ' i m liiiul haunt’ w hen llu*
p l o p e l t v OWIICIH will v o le f o r crc;i
tion e f itpci ml roud und lu ig c ,1m
tiic t d u i i i Ih
II anil I h h u u i i c c o f
} (12f>.0(111 in hoods
for
huildiiq;
kl„ Ut fifteen mile- of per'lumicnt
rouils
The t i n i i o i i i - .....ih ,,|
Si
l'cti'ixliui g mid south of the
ITnellas l i n k ton,I and hrldgi* ills
Sulpliur
HOME M ADE
( 1111.1 RAl'Cl-J
I In 11tin | it •-
/. o. *.
— and b u y it o n the easiest p a y m en t plan ever
D
I !.lv !u O \v ,(.'i-
tc* rr .lff or I M vf ilir tear M .it from uitli.-r
Mile m itlunil fi rciiuf (ton ! seal nfruji.;nf.s
ih r i.i.“
/\v liuu k Ltitlds (he
«o *n e n tc iii, m odern,
m i Ii -
M K K 'I
I \( KSI IN VII I I
in
iu h iilm n
t<, /i n u f ; \
ti i < f u t ' t i f i -//,»««
o t lw t
tno
Oil * '• ' 1 I -
bull gunii
I ' l l . li li e d
l
l„
1III
\|„, ll
bell- I lidnv led Wei ll llu
H ig h School
lip i i - i,ii.l ih
i < p i « > e i i t ;t g
|in*
IJo iii
\
high m bool
Should the l lad-den
l o i n , tv [d u v e t , win it would • I,r,,
m ule I b iw il ttoiu s tall i hmnpioii
You Know In Advance
Hunk
they do not
pay
in
advance
St.uul.irtl Six Code li s 1 1 9 i;
M .isfcr Six (.o ,n h * 1 4 9 $
t ' 1 r
^ /ihii i liltl.'i r I ( 'ifin.srM feM 111 A|
:,h Il^likl «A|g I, ,|f if I f Mf, Ai *ar
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f 1 ‘ ‘ * ' Jt * if**'*
t
if* ifwsj f
i mi r nl j
SANFORD BIJICK COMPANY
W h e n belter automobiles arc built, Huiek will build them
IIU C U I1 )
Again
H UDSON-ESSEX
Reduce P r i c e s
S S E X
COACH
HUDSON
C O A C H
*1345
Hudson 5 Pass. Sedan Now * 1 7 9 5
Hudson 7 Pass. Sedan Now *1895
vvb.it
lur service tiiev mav m-vei
U
T h a t !fi because Dodge Brothers do not believe in su-etdletl
. T r e e " service, which simply means thut the .selling price nt
tho car is po In fluted that the extra profit is sufficient lo
coyer “ free ’ service costa,
/‘Under Dodge Brothers policy, t h e o w n e r is not
ance fee for the u p k e e p o f e v e r y o t h e r o w n e r ’s
pays this fee in advance.
so p e n a l i z e d
e a r — and h e
DUTY
I fD O
C /N M P
Everyone Says It—Sales Prove It
T h e world’ s greatest automobile values
It is built for those clear-thinking nun and
women w h o look straight through a “ cloievk
car” label to the body that carries the labelFor people who want a car built to definite
ideal* o f quality w ithout any compromise*This Sedan lias style — s p a r k lin g , heart
warming, captivating style. It has a body
structurally identical with the cloved bodies
oi cars in the three thousand dollar clan*
All Oak I und bodies, closed o r open, afC
built by I i*hcr lo the same uncompromisinC
sianJard o f excellence.
*
I bis body is finished in Duco from top to
bottom — a beau tifu l lustrous finish that
will slay that way.
It has the new Fisher onc-picce vcntilatinB
windshield—a life saver on suffocating day*
— rain proof in a cloudburst!
ll has all the T ru e Blue Oakland feature*
ol motor car en jo ym e n t— a year in advanc£
of iis field in precision o f manufacture, m
p e rfo rm a n c e , an d In r i d i n g and drtv*
ing comforts.
Sec it—ridcin it—compare its performance-*
look at I he workmanship. Oakland has bum
you your kind o f a closed car— and is sell'
ing it at a very modest price.
lioadsltr
Touring
^finlal
SfteAial RusJtirr
&$*#tia] 'louring
Lanvlau Coup*
Landau Sadan
are now priced below all comparison, i
They-are the finest Hudson-Essex cars
a
.
ever fauilt. Such price reductions are
possible because they are the largest selling 6-cylinder closed cars in the world.
DODGE BROS. DEALERS
Phone 3
W o rld ’s Greatest Values
l it: True Blue Oakland Sedan is built for
people w ho know that the kind o f a i Icied
car they want cannot be built to tell at an
open-car price.
T
i ,(j
Under Dodge Brother* policy, the owner is no t so ja nuli/A'd.
He payH a fair, pre-determined p r i c e f o r s e r v i c e , bu t h e p a y s
only as he needs it— and tie pays only f o r h i s o w n .
1X 7
SI-CONI) ST.
in m ltli
All Ptiemt h e ig h t unJ Tux L mI na
Dodge UrothtTH Mtiiur Car mvmra Iviiiivv iii advance
any service operation will coat.
P. A . M E R O
J u i i u r . l i n h h i vc/r't / > ik ii I h i h k
*8 9 5
link
OLBSMOBILE S]
( . t n u l n ’i,
1<I I Nt \
lie,
built to endure for years.
inj; i Ktst’ d t.ir wi t h
Effective Novem ber 26
Ml \ VI. T O
• I'V i'ii
ilvHirs u!u. h j.crir.it peuj If
It has a w o n d e r fu l L - H E A D S I X C Y U N D L
C i l N E w i t h a tim e-tested an d tim e-p ro ved J
\ O l . l l . W i l l . ! \ MS. I B-.iler.
“ W herv C n u rifs * anil Service a re l^lranu>ul^^,
2K I-2 IJ M;ikrno!iii A v e n u e ------------------- --------------------1i t m e
■ocureljr.
I'tn u l
T h is C oach is nctu — it’s different! It has a
b o d y — n e w F ish er V . V . o n e -p ie c e ventilatinf
shield, w ith a u to m a tic c le a n e r — Duco satin ‘
d e e p c u s h io n s — p le n t y o f r o o m for five
w id e d o o rs!
O S . i i 'U i d v b u i l d s i t
-.in
T il l* le n good time to buy tomntoi * for preHcrvIng. * T h a m-nann fur I In-in In ab o ut over and
th em uro plenty tluii cniiiiot hn
u*.-d for Hlbing which m u to lie
hnd nl a reaHimiihlo price.
Very
ripe lomnlocH ate cHpedully ile*11 able fo r chill e a nee, which can
be nerved w l i b meat or utied lo
Oil vor gin vie* or *oupa.
W a s h a n d q u a r te r ten q u ar la Of
tnlnatoen. place them Into u lingo
eniunelod w ar o preaervlng kettle,
the vltrvoiin niirfaro of which will
not tie affect (nl by tho in mat on*,
Hlinmer until I hey d r a w their own
Julru, thru hull for nn hour. I ’rea*
th rough nn en am ele d w ar o c o l a n
der ho that Iho hUIiih nro removed.
Then ad d the following, chopped
fine! ono Hlnlk o f w h ile celery, two
driven onions, two gt, en peppere
and one d oien red. hot peppera
Also.
three
cu p fu l*
giiiuuluteil
"iigrir. ono riipful o f Halt nnd one
• up of vinegar.
lilenil thoroughly.'
Tie o n e - h a l f pound o f mixed pick
ling Hplce* In n chc.'Hii cloth and
bull in thn m l xturo gently for fo ur
liuurH
llottlo whU o hot mid seal
£ © *r $ s t f
W h y face a n o th e r w in te r w ith o u t a closed carl
— w h e n you can b u y a C o a c h lik e this for only d
A PIMPLY SKIN
NEEDS SULPHUR
SOU'
JO
UTH JAC K SO N VILLE. Fla.
j
Dec. 4.— The freeholders of this
'
will vote Saturday on a proR U N N IIIN K CIlll'.M
il to bond the municipality in
sum of $376,000 for nocessary
AS G O O D AS T H E Y SO U N D
rvprdvements in the city. Decis
ion to tubmlt the pronusnl to the
people was reached by city roun-j
This novel carrot > * i 'r l I* a i|phi August.
llc4ou* nniJ
prefty
cutii*i-rva to
wv. First it wo* proposed that tin- •ervo with ronel utuat— ciqieclnlly
bonds should loUil only $30(),()iiO. (luring Die winter monthn when
p r e » « r v e » help h o niiirli luwaril th «
1> but after going nVcr the'Improve
It li
ments needed ny the'city, council finishing touclieH of a meal
decided that the additional $76,000 bem made from rather muiuro c a r
Would be needed to carry out the( rot*— IhoBo Ilia! have mum mod u
deop rich golden eliudn.
program/ ami consequently indors
Pare the ra r r o l* and cut them
«d the larger amount.
Into the thinned! w afer Ilk a Rllcnn
A jW e^rtoheive Program of ini
and
allow
three-quarter*
of
a
/ provcmeiili ‘ are contemplated it pound o f Htig'nr to each pound of
the bonds nre approved. Perhaps vegetable; a Iho half u cupful of
one of the most important pruvis
lemon Juice
I 'I hco the carrot
/ Ions, nccordir * to the views ol
o f 1 allce* In layern In nn enameled
many, Is that for
u municipal w a r* preserving Uellle. *prlnkllng
dock at which incoming and out til* l« >ere w ith Uih HiiKiir- I ’ our
.going vans* la may
unload their lh'- lemon Juice over all nnd leave
p. cargoes and reload for the u•land for Iw c n ty -fo iir bourn
Tho
^
turn voyage
porcelain lik e am face or enameled
8*- Provtalon also is made for an wnro being proof ugnlnnt veget#xtensive enlargement «.f the mu a h U am) fruit a d d *. I hero will lie
nine! pa I e’.e trie light and tniwer no d an ger o f Iho cm rot* b e c o m
fSciUtioc and the eil’* water in g In Ih * leant dlncotored or a f
V will be piovided in fected In an y w ay during tho mnrThen mid water
I itsi’.e for
additional paving Innrlng procroa
work an well as for a municipal Juot lo c o v s r and drop In a few
place* of g r « e n gin ger root acrapcd, ,
. golf comae.
Jr
The light, water and paving fnrW ' fifties w id be unlurged a* to include
S C H O O L BO ND IS S C K
“A 1the entlr- city with its two recent
ST J’ KTI'RSIIUBG. Dec I Tinly Oddi d-.'rict*
(.im
eery Company** new buildin*r ntar
Y o u ’ll hardly believe you
can buy this Fisher-Built
Heals Pyorrhea
Ti ti
t
N E W .SMYRNA — Vtil unil*
; New Method
cleaned nnd cut In slices Simmer
llcalcil in a Short Time
Mil lender nfnl allo w to cool.
Het
HAM
Writes Flotilla
aside t » the enameled wnro pre
Woman.
GOOD OLD ALABAMA STYLE
serving ktdlle for three ilnys. A fte r
that drain tho syrup from the car. I .** nf tier I eelh, ■
i1
rota and cook It slowly till very i-ti.
stiff, i ' •, u .lift M (
Although soma o f thn Pouthrrn mjek.
i . <in, d I * shlctit of i
Then arrango In .aterlllicd
I
- sIn- rin.tllv |
dishes am of rqwhtnaltons that nro JnrS,‘ pour the hot syrup over them
I i , stnitde 1, 0 Ml.new to i i s ami may even seem " a ami rruI wlieit cool.
1 1> lit. w . Iclil
in i
bit queer.'* they aro easily pre
on -,.i.|\11*-1'
pared and are always well received.
I*V,-I I I I *' ■
o,' , TO ' * I I !. hi i I
. 0,1 t
h. ill t
lit for. I
A n d they aro wholesome as well
i 'i i i m : p u d d i n g
I > i - I --Id [
,,t
l l l l l . I. I,lit
as toothsome.
A labam a ham Is
I, .1 t o lit- d
, s ||.. | . | |. |
.
h i : LUXE
. one of the dishes which po*».-ss«s
,,ss - I St V ||o s lid tl . I It I
tiro charm of creoln cookery.
I II I .11 ,,,. I I I'd M ,■ , . |,V , II I .1,11 after i
i i . nt t m n t
T to i
flelerl fo r this dish a very thick
' ■-i. • s lilt
l t , it it
its
ns,
in,
Mothers w h o renllrn the nscesslly
Slier Of ham cut fr o m the renter
,ir, c , light
.
,,lit
1
1
1
i
I.
>
I
l,
I
<
o
f
Ini
lolling
prunes
In
llo-lr
c
h
i
ld
of a largo ham, or two smaller (tint
11 111V
N . , it
m i
t * , ill
. • I 11.1
. t, s ...,. i n ,i*t t*. i no.ill li . Olh I
also very th ic k ) slices— ut least ope ren's diet and have dlllb-iilty I n 1
l . , i.» nl. .1
Inch thick,
r'arholl tho ham for m a k in g I hem eat them, w ill tvcl' r, .
t v p, l it In ,
i I
\l i
And i
fifteen minutes. w l p « dry, trim and coimo this eicellent pudding
dll it ,,, I I ti I, t|toll ■d ,
broil to a dellcuto brown,
luiy on even llio g r o w n - u p s vs 11J llod it a
IS
If t . | ho . , |ll
a hoi ptntler or In n hot enameled teiupMng dessert.
I |I . loll
Wilt,
[It --I I ll ■.1
Cook the prunes In nn enameled
w a r e baking dish nnd pour over It
in
11 . I n d i i i i u * '
on
l
i
t
,
,
t
:
*
1
1
n
o
t,
I
i
i . * ,
n t
a tublespnonful of lemon Jules l u l l warn an nre turn as usual and allow
I
I,
s|
without
IIO...
I
'
I
sk
I'our one pint of
ed with tw o mblespoonfuls or hott thani to cool.
II no Id l|S| d lo. Ml
I I .11 Is
ing
w ater and n lenspoonful of hot milk over one-half cupful of
t. i 111
1 1,i
.lin n lui'i'
i -o
r , so .tv
M;ii<i>n
k n lisa s i t
sugar. T h e hnui should lie turned dried bread crumbs and let stand
d. •
• In •
c not .i, l o
i I
i •
Then add one cup- !
once In this Sallee.
Servo with nn hour or so
seedless oranges prepared ns f o l fill of prinii* Juice, tw o slit Inly
lower
Item ove tho skins fio m beaten eggs, one-quarter tengpooi!four seedless oranges, cut them In fnl Holt, one tablespoon fill incited
very thin slices and divide these butter nnd one-eighth lenspoonful
slices Into quarters.
1‘lnce In nn each o f nutmeg and cinnamon
enameled ware howl which will not Httr In ono cupful of Ilia cooked
nffer t or he nffi i lrd by this rttrus prunes cut In pieces thn sire of
I'lnrc
In tin
enameled
fruit and season with two r.n- rntnlus
apoonfiils of sugar, the remaining w a io tin king dish, which cun be
Juice o f I he leinuti. n quar ter of a Used also its n serving dish lieteaepoonful o f salt, and an eighth enlist, of lls china-tike and dainty
Make until browned
of n teaspoonful of while peppir. appearance.
1*■I tlieni stand half nn hour be and set, and serve with hard sauce
\ r, \ Id i .'i k illg i 11’
fore serving.
The oranges ahouiu. or c ream for the adults.
mi I iii ■ ' tn-i k. til ni". ' i ln,ii
o f course, lie prepared before the
bam Is cooked.
i .itlli- q i l b k 1 \ Id i l ppl V IIf
1 ^ u t h Jacksonville
To Decide!
On B ig Bond Issue
^ I B B A M L ’ i T MN
Building |iermitu for O.’ loLur broke iccorda fur
■inxfc • -'’ Mill * total with aggie
gate of 1120,950.
" who"”rcd
ORLANDO, Dec. 4.— City council,
ha<*. approved a'fenolylion designat
ing 76 streets to bo paved or wid
ened under provisions of tho pro
poser! 1130,000 bond Issue to be
mi ----here-----Dec. 9.
voted on
... ,Every
. . bcc
. tion o f the city will.benefit by
the paving projectn, it Is stalod.
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Oak Ave and 2nd St
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�THE
W E B K I iY U E R A
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'==— zi=^T:a«.fH■-• Smaa'17.4'-,>Aaaagrs
S n ess Conditfons
TO M E E T i S O R LA N D O
: — ____•• , "-. '
O R tA N D O . Doe. <J~-Th* board
of managers, heads of: departments
and heads of standlftg committees
with tho several'vleo presidents' of
l b * Florida Federation, of Women's
G obs will gather here in tho third
week of March.
1926.
;
:houtCountry
ssm n s ts s m i
ment In general
s throughwjt the
in a compilation
j from' gone and
itatlves:. Pi the
675.00
A B A R G A IN
>— t---- .
T A M P A . Doc. f . — The- • county
commission hap let contracts to
taling 6S53.C71.60 *for * ddristruction of «• new three .story jail
building for Hillsborough county.
Work on' the plant, which- will bo
crectod on tho alto of the pres
to begit^
ent J»'N
begin Jan. 1.
1 . *
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C L E V E L A N D SIX' A N N O U N C E S
Four poor Sedan De Luxe and
BrouRhnm A re Latest Addi
tions to' Cleveland Line, Is
Announced B y ' Local Firm
together
N R ^ J A F Ii BUILDING.
"Two new five-parsenger closed |
body styles aro- announced ns tho j
ay'buyers for ndw cars.
e Southeast reports are
The great incrcnse of
.lints in the Carolinas
lit district about 60 por
JUtrnl compared to 72
few cars ago. a'hcl tho
lirly active. tVhilc tho
tobacco crop outlook
best, both ore bringing
General conditions are
•r than for some time
Irons point to n steady
demand during the late
nler. The good price o f
helpful in Mississippi,
nd Georgia. The cotton
■orpin are giving steady
t. From Florirlu fnvorU arc received. While
irlrt busmens is a big
revenue the fruit and
table shipments are inind Florida business is
more evenly distributed
Inter! additions to the Cleveland 1
Six iine o f closed cars for 1925," I
says Harry Kent, local Cleveland
Six distributor.
“ They will
be
known as the Four Door Sedan De
Luxe and Brougham, and are now
on display in the italcsrooms.
"Beauty and refinement nrc the
dominant characteristics of these
latest closed ear creations, he said, ’
'patterned along European body
design, which conveys nu improssion of length, accentuated by low,
sweeping contour, Mending in har
mony with the beautifully designed
radiator, rounded cowl and full
moulded fenders, these cloned cars
are without question the most at
tractive cloned typeii Cleveland Six
lias ever introduced.
“ Until earn fenture nickeled ra
diator shell, winged cap, inotonieter, as well as neat trunk rack
and platform bars. The bodies are
finished
in devil
blue
below
the belt and black above.
The
raised bend which runs completely
around the car is in contrasting
color. 'Duco' finish is optional at
no extra cost.
"A n innovation which will he
appreciated by the car owner is Ih • !
adoption of a new self-ventilatieg
type, one piece windshield. It con- i
si.sts o f a single pane of glass |
which can lie raised or lowered by j
means of a regulator convenientl\
located at the top of the shiel.t
In addition, n duct is built into tlv
cowl o f the car whirl) permits «is
to circulate constantly throughout
the driver's compartment when tie
sired, without the use of the ordi
miry type o f cowl ventilator. An
automatic windshield cleaner t
furnished as standard equipment.
"in keeping with the exterior
beauty of the Cleveland Six-Four
Door Sedan De Luxe und Brougham :
models, the interior o f the cai> -s
finished in a rich shade o f prey to |
match the mohair plush upholstery.
Bcuulifu) door pockets, dlucienl J
from tH■' t
.-.•.onpiace, odd much
to farther an ntr of refinement
I
I big Eastern cities, the
Wtmobile “ Six" has ireen
Ed. Tin-demand in these
fall has been almost
E closed cars and the
Hapearunce o f Lire OldsK i n i with the complete
Hjkrr built closed bodies,
■(Kimiolule a popular car.
In'! improve in the EaMI ifter election. There is
Lore uneasiness and
a
|of business before elect bur cities o f the East,
New York, than in any
kn of the country.
England conditions are
it, with only a few mills
n full time but u gradual
fnt is noticeable,
middle Eastern states
: healthy business hut no
be outlook promises
a
improvement in sates,
ire operating with n fair
fwp/oyees. Farm prod
«/lmp well nt price* that
in accord with goods the
ijj than they have been
ut four year*. This will
irniei some cash this full
'paying his obligations to
MIA MI— (Iroover-Stewart
te will have some ready Company lets contract for $
i sell ns extended hunk addition to blanch office
>; u ill buy implements,
soilings and motor curs.
yjr/jnA >JrV££:
OPW CXYGM
jW
S I X * J O M / ffU T 2 T
Hctinlv and Refinement Charade, intic o f the New Models
Chassis, K e v l a r
Runabout. R egu lar
Tou ring, R egu lar
Truck Chassis, R egu lar
Coupe
Tudor Sedan
Fordor Sedan
Started $05.00.
H A R R Y KRNT. * *
N icv-l’ repideni
$;;65.oo
$525.00
$580.00
$550.00
Demountahle \\
These 1’ rices F.D.H. Detrnit
E D W A R D H IG G INS
tllTHOKIZED DKALKIt
ITy— Seaboard Air Line
ubiiiUl new station here.
'GUSTINB— Work stnrtntnictlun *of< new First
Kink huUditHA'. ,
ICOI. A — Additional 17
brsiuhia county highways
twi at once.
Christmas
-S C I T Y —Site on Sixtli
kiMMi f o r i new Masonic
rwith these magic keys to happi
U T K IN S UPON T l f R
UK COMRADE JOHN A.
H rf\ im rY .
tEAS, It has pleased All
pod. Tlie Great Commandknuies mid Ilivino Ruler
•um-e to call frAnt our
■Vgrtober 20th, 1024 our
“ dkjal comrade John A.
f*fSl ('loud, Florida, to
t'lxH Roll fu ll of a true
11in happy and J"V■ rWr(iff presence will l»c
deeply missed from our
E11) fraternal gatherings and
■U will ever morn for him
bivoueced with tiie dead.
BEFORE, BE I T KESOLV41 i r , his romrudes und
* "f folonul
Theodore
it * amp No. 13 o f the
■Aiiutii hii War Veterans iu
mkled. do profoundly
tbi unlitm'ly |passing o f
lT*‘d i umradc, to answer the
>l! < all 0f The Great Com°f the Uni^i-rsq, where
‘ •'I'iiiys shall receive the
of Vietc
T KU R| HER RESOLVED,
f*ij->'
IME slip* by witiv startling rapidity. But a few
short weeks ago you were looking forward to
Thanksgiving. Now ft’s gonel
Ciiristma* will he here before you iraiUr it. So
don't delay. Decide now to place your order for
a Sttidebakcr Special Six Sedan.
Make this the moat practical Christmas of all-with a useful gift that will bring years o f joy.
Present your family with these magic keys to
hupplncse on Christmas morning - the keys 10 a
Studebakcr Special Six Sedan.
Here is a car yoor family will he proud to
own
a car that looks und rides luxuriously.
T
FOR T H E W H O L E F A M I L Y - A G IFT
O F H E A L T H A N D HAPPINESS?
Is it possible to g iv e such a Christmas R ift?
giving- your fa m ily an Automobile!
' Tj * ’
f
t/A. Terhcun.
. a
[»..
swabon
.
-
Committee.
SAN JUAN GARAGE CO
Y e s !— by
\
ancers. No vibration from 1 to 00 miles
ancer. N o vibration from J to GO miles.
A n»ajr initial PAymetii wjH deliver a rsr id. your door Christ'
mas mornitig. Through'the Evntinole Oierland plan, you paj
for the car wlule you use it—in raxy inatallmenta' you wil
never miss. . . _ ,
S P E C I A L
, 81X
S E D A N ,
la fries from. )U 2 S to $2860 (all prion f. o. M <
-
.W
*
d
Overland and W illy s - K night Dealers
f ? R E D W IL L IA M S ,
■ ■■ Commander,
Make this Christinas on* that will be remem
bered. Put tlie keys to a Studebakct Specikl’Slfc
Sedan on your tree. W c wlfl gladly hare iHiF&f 1
iC-livrred to your door on ChrGtmat morning.
But coma In and make arrangement* now.
A n Autom obile means fresh air, sunshine and pleasure
fo r the entire fam ily. It is an obedient and pow erful
slave w h o will c a rry you at th es lightest* pressure o fy o u r
fo o t through the country, up hills, down valleys, on
cam ping trips, picnics and visits. N o one is too youn#
or too old to enjoy.un A u tom obile ride.
I f*Br ib the record* of Vrur
p dvdiiLted to hi* memory
^ky off these resolution* be
*d thfreoii.
'
lT ITXRTHER RESOLVED,
1^Pl] of these resolutions
; lo iwa beloved and sorrow11 whom vre extend our
*l Sympathy and condol181 a copy be sent:to the
instructions to publish,
'ra this 11th day of Nof . D. 1934. -
M
A ear ot Imposing beauty — richly finished antf f
fined — with Bcnutne mohatr upholstery and sp. i(V
|H>lnimmts o f lha very finest quality. nti> <V*
.
*
,
lit snuvolh, quiet, vibradonlca* performance
it a delight to even the must seasoned motorist. ' '
The gears shift so easily -the clutch operate* t d ' < ->1
■monthly— the brake* nr* #o sure and po.lrtv*-—
you arc harviiy aware o f any effort in operation.
Sanford
Florida
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T H E S A N F O R D HE1
===
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Give Them A Spanking
Tt In with almost fiendish glee that we read of the passing
of Forest Park. For many months this one-time municipal
ity, flanking the city limits of riant City, has been the cause
of heart aches and stomach trouble for many a motorist who
....N it e r has had the misfortune to pass that way. A judge has ruled
. . M iw ir r
. ir - .that, Forest ?ark is a part of Plant City and hence mupt b^
ra
M
figoverened-by.Uhe same laws that govern the larger city.
__Class Mailer.
■t the I'oatnfflcs
under Act of
r A Km»
O ' mono
^upw
Magwalia A i f i i r
( J R S D A Y » D E C E M B E R i , 1 9 2 f . -* f
— — -*--~-**
J 1 ,. . "I . ' . , . . . . -■■- -i 1 1‘ 1 11 "
T H E E A S IE S T T H IN G H E DOES
As Brisbane Sees It
*6 *^ 7
Above the Bandit*.
The Czar* Did It.
Cheaper Sugar, Please.
* Quite a Buxine**.
. Scientists thinktiwT
gold out of qmcktihV. ^
don't.
r'
.* 'W| m* J " ■1
' f*r.
—
T
The big app|c crop w. , j
ivtrted recently 1*
a big cider crop now ^
*1*
*
Somebody rhot a v»ud
nger in Los Angcle- i
cause he hired Hnothe'r ]
BY ARTHUR B R IS B A N E
(C w rn th i iiJO
l u n a c n t p n OM R A T S *
.IT.ue Hlx Monlhr .IJ.60 V Th#. revocation of Forest Park should be n warning to
__ ___In City by Carrier, psf
other villages which seek elaborate municipal improvements
}y? E d i t i o n 11.00
IAI, NpTICBi All obituary
card* nr thank*. resolutions
of,ent»rtslnm»nts w(j*r*
r«a are made will be charged
at regufaV advertising rate*.
EV ER Y W EEK a firm on Long
Island sends a $5,000 payroll to
from the returns on robberies perpetrated upon unsuspecting New Jersey by flying machine.
tourists. A town certainly has a right to protect the lives o f The iden Is to keep above the
its citizens by enforcing laws intended to curb reckless driv bandits. In due time bandit* also
in g. but when these laws become obnoxious to even the moat will get flying machines. Just as
law-abiding and unoffensive individuals, and when it* becomes they got high powered automo
almost necCflshft' 'to bftefe through a town in order to kefcp biles.
, T n lj A a s o c i a t k ij ritrtaa
*• Aeaoriatad Press la excluaentitled to the uee for.repub- from bcing’ nrrested for speeding, then it is time for a com
A F L Y TNG M A C H IN E proper
>n of all newa dispatches'
ad ta It pr.not otherwise «red- plete and irrevocable municipal demise.
ly made is cheaper than in auto
In thtu paper and atao the local
O f course the people of Forest Park will fight the ruling
i published'herein. All rlgnt*
mobile ns well ns safer. Once you
t repuhllcntlnn of special dispatch- against their municipality and the question will doubtless be get o ff the ground, and start
I herein are also rearrved.
A "
brought before the state supreme court, i\here it is to be through the air, you do not wear
IUUBDAY. i DECEM BER 4, 1924 hoped that the ruling of the lower judge will lie sustained. out the tires, or rattle machinery
over the humps.
IBLB THOUGHT FOR TODAY Americans in general believe in folks governing themselves,
and setting up for themselves separate town governments if
THOSE T H A T
used to
see
¥
3,,- T H E O N E GREAT F R IE N D :— they so choose, but when any place shows such a marked in young Mr. Vanderbilt rushing a-|
' . A nan that hath frienda must show
round
in
his
imported
automobile
j
‘ *^maelf friendly; nnd there la a capacity for safe and sane local government as has been called "The Whitu Ghost” did not'
tend that aticketh closer than n evidenced in Forest Park, ordinary rules and general princi roiflize that in a short time far-j
other. Proverb 18:24.
*■>■, * pals have to be laid by.
} mers nnd mechanics
would use Ig p fv :- «-----------------A certain town on t h e Eaut Coast a few years ago trier! to j automobiles to save time nnd moA L L TOO ESTHER— B O O ST'
mnintnin itself by arresting every motorist Hint drove thnt ' ney.
1
Jw x
« *f I
■|
W e can knock it, we can rnp it,
way. It was not long before a very odious reputation spread ■thJ| ' ' J } * * {£rbs™ " ” wtb° "cradle!
W « can kick'a'rid we can scrap It, everywhere and resolutions were adopted by various uutomo- are full grown, we shall lie talk- 1
.But let's advert lac our house nnbile clubs boycotting this particular town and everywhere ing about "the old days when men
■othcr way;
i
motorists were urged hot to stop there or to buy any gas or took long, slow journeys by rail -1
,
us laud it and applaud it, \
road."
L e t’s command jt, and dcfend.it
supplies there. This method of chastisement worked beauti
^ Till the World shall know we menu fully and it was not long before tourists speeding at the rule
YOU READ that the Bolshevik'
” * just what we toy.
of fifteen or twenty miles Jill hour could puss through un- i Government semis helpless men |
k
♦ k
land women to die inside of the j
1W a can rako It? toe can break it. J mnlnuf ml
‘ W e can make It or forsake it,
Such will doubtless be the case with Forest Turk. I f Ihe , Uomnnoff fnmilv. and their aym-i
*jjoJu>t by the way we talk about our
charter of the citizens of this town is taken away from them pathizers. leaders in the Greek
ouse;
and they are re-incorporated with Plant City, it may be that (thureh. educated men whose op
W a can boost it, we con shove it,
W a must talk It, we must love it, within five or ten years they will have grown up sufficiently inions do not suit the Soviet Gov
ernment are sent to what is sure
“ I f WC want R to go up instead of
to realize mid understand other and better methods of amass death.
1iY ■“* down. • All thnt is horribly cruel nnd
ing public revenue and at thnt time it may be wise to let
‘ Why not eing and shout its them try again to govern themselves.
Hut not now. They brutal. In the days of the Czars,
larger crowds were sent to die of
praises—
ure in serious need of it little fatherly reprimanding.
cold in Siberia, under brutal pun- ,
ion all tUf happy phases—
i
ishment. No royalties were sent,
»W the universe the best bouse
but
educated
men
uml
women
on the map?
The Money God Doesn’t Like This
B E A U T Y A N D M USIC
were sent because their opinions
It at the More or table,
did not suit the t ’ zars. Thnt also
K N O X V IL L E SLN I IN E L
it it whan and where we're
American newspapers uml "imlivitlunl palrioteers" who was brutal
jv
able—
» *
Brutality breed* brutality.
All together now— let’s boost and were so shocked at a 11 efforts to keep this country out of the
The id.Ill of beauty i* not inelud- liifie* representation, the power of
“ can” .the rap!
“ World W ar" are strangely silent regarding thnt important
PIIK S IP E N T
rOOLIPGF.
la ' ed in the a
, ..... eption of the |
that
r—Richard li. I'ugh.
resolution offered by the commission of Methodist Episcopal imriMidering the tariff on sugar
tuu-ie.
William .1 , t
,,L t|l.Velo|.ment at who h it
R?
They user! to’ say that mah jong Church bishops, appointed to formulate plans for world pence. that tariff. * » high, is a hardshu. ,|eIldarNlII llrl>1,
- I he
,t*ell in music a* an
Como to-etny, but they hadn’t
The commission report Ing to the board of bishops N ovem -1,,n ,,ur fr>cml« in < utm
Kmancipaiioii o f
M u *ie "
m the em otio nal medium.
A seasoning
oned with the cross-word puzk
t'h ristmn
number o f S c rib n e r’* a im ly * i* o f tlie ach ievem en ts o f .
her
].r»
denmnds
conscription
in
war
time
<d‘
wealth
nnd
labor,
xlc. ^-*Ml llem lereon bn* been the m odernist- in the direction of
ns well ns human lile. And m the days that have passed since] k,,,lttl.r, ln the United State*.
Mugazm
-- « -» T O--------. . *tu d vin g lb. « o i k - of recent .o n
deliitenllon \..,uld enny u* loo fnr '
* The New York Packer of Novem that tlate. we have not seen a single newspaper which was
.S ,ig H r,*.,e c e H *a ry to ' h ’ >''’« l '
U
........ .
m a m fe - to * . nnd -.held
W e -hall do better to follow
ber 29, contains tevernl article* strong for the conscription «d the nations young men t o ! " " '1
*>f *hildren. ime**jo>
fUli ,it ,
|us,,„(k 1M tin- tin bn ..f te.iini.nl jirogre**, fm
tlvc to .Sdnjinole county cclfty.
g 'm u k c the w orld s a f e f o r d e m o c r a c y " c o m i n g out in e n d o rse - "I;,"' M|v,, ! o„*^miion'and"!io their “
,.pl
.
lnJ\hh,niglumlu
:
It docs not take a soothsayer to ment of tins new conscription plan!
d,-tilling i„*ide ..f tim. ..«n hod gniidn <l l i e new
....... i ,
L
fedict that Sapford will be a city
N om e m o n th s a g o a s p e a k e r b e f o r e a ( levela n d. O hio,
therefor* r. lie tnlit l> tlrnrii to the
•• licit n wholly in w art o f tmi"of twertty-flve, thousand in five au d ien c e o f f e r e d a s im ila r , p r e v e n t i v e f o r w ar.
Ilis s u g - *
1
l’ "*id en i utulouhte.ilv will e.iiiclusi. ’ Mint it hi. i.bntidotied *j, pllfebilerl to ill.* old oil." r'nntiot
,
. . .
i
! sell).* the *ugnr .)Ue*t ion havin g
g e s tn m w as t ha I any person or business concern t hat m a k e s | ,„
f ri,.Ml|,hu. t..r « ubn. entirely th . tl. t. . ..M. e|*tion ..f art bi> built doe* pot m -.-Iii to enter tile
ideaK mind* o f t i n -. p|ot’ i'e*s|V.-s N e i t h
). B «tte r get yiArr bill* paid up tbi* a fin a n c ia l p r o f it out o f w a r g r e a t e r lh a n w ould be m a d e f o r nnd the need* of million* of \m a* the . ..... lot . lit ..| o
of benol'
I to ,| tn.wbeie any tie er inn they hon e-th im agin e Mien.
month, because after nil the t'hri*t
t be sa m e la bor or supplies in t im e o f peace should be held as ] 11" «>i mother', n- well n* f .u nt.. Ol II Oil l hill . I- i - bull I... belt lit 11 .it , Ive* I - be adding new s to tic s to
|mas shopping,, you won't have
I
I h, low en*e it o i l *t 111. tut.- n i l ..... foundation*
a t r a it o r to Ih e c o i m l r y
T h e s p e a k e r b e liev es, and r i g h t l y ,
I
.
" 1' 1 either li. tin
Mtco In the world next month
whatever ib. Iiim .-i mn\ be With Mn-y de. birr are in* lotiget servic.*
-othat tlie man w h o m ak es big m on e y t h r o u g h the m is f o r t u m
bent
rrpty ru an ultimate aim of a r t able
I'he 11 utli i*. o f . our*.*, that
People who ride al pighv in l-Mlld
t o f -War is tt g h o u l;-o m k i a n k s -n s n - w e r s e - c n p n jv
■'4
K At I UliAi.iH of »Im'
**“a I'lfifvpni.
* '**, “ i *!t oi. r* into uncharted mu-i. like nil oMici product* o f the
horse-drawn vehicle* without
n to his country than does the .soldier in Ih e em tin ’s ran ks «’**
""
Mi.' arc n.-i
dul-mert lb."r li* Inininn intnd. must In- the result of
(ht are evidently tired of life,
lug enoiigii for tile people to Mot teii.r.cf* mt ei in ns Mint l i ny ii i e 11 long s e r i n o f d e v e lo p m e n t*, sub
wliM
m
n
n
fn
lly
com
es
mil
on
th
e
b
a
ilie
field
g
i
v
e
o
r
take,
file Citizen. And the Slut.
i.e. if they hud novbo.lv to tcpic r u n .. 1 ueri .■1-1v d-oul *, v p i , *e ijo .t t*> tin la w * o f mental pro
as f a t e decrees.
Id provide for them a lung rest
*eiit then inteiesl
Kurnings for nn.l an-examm .tnm of Mi. it com e i d i . i i m t 11 - all other iiidivitie*
(I.
toiler
ui«t
published
show
Mint
■'
v -’ r —’
^
Hut t h e ^ p r e v e n t iv e o f w a r the C le ie la n d s p i a k e r o f f e r e d
pii'itmii: siiov. tiijit . v pi 1 - * |. -11 m
1 t I bo hun ur1 1111b-l ei' t a re
W e would, giw: ten celitr if t in was tint g i v e n big h e ad lin es and e d it o r ia l praise.
T h e n a the t In*- I iiuliond* leaving out
[St. Petersburg Time* Would nn. tn.i tion * " s i a t estncti did not g o b e l m c g rea t a udiences to a p I 1m- small fiv . look in for the
month $.ri Ib.S (M iltil
Ihe month's
Jlta editorial pbge ill one place uu.i
plaud his plan.
net operating in...no vvn* 11o'.‘
N O T H IN G TO W O R R Y A B O U T
j moor a budr| to it. o. nln stm
Not *o btr.l
I Maybe they Want you to tend the
N e ll her a r c t bey a p p la u d in g I In- tc om m etid a t ions o f the Zl - ls|
M U 1 ntilv III It \l Ji I Kiln M[Whole p a per..
M eth odist enmnnssum.
T h e W ar ti.nl and the Money I toil
A I'lltS I i LASS gro** Irrrsines*
TE,'| .
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liv e in th e s a m e te m p le and h a v e tin sa m e w o r s h ip e r s
I L l iotlll >t 1
,
of -iv Ibo.i'iinil million dollul* a
t I'Mtilt li»h .tli.l I Jl \\llllllLT U* milk*
Botnc automnliile driver* worry
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[[Uch about accident* I lint they
loads m.g b1 to make some pro ir,v’ 1.Hi urnuhli *t>< i I
'•bull **l ‘•Ball n -t j
m
"‘ A t
to blow the born, *t..p on In tak e a m an s dollars l o r w ar. T a k e his n e i g h b o r ’s son
!
fit* p.issibl. with ien*or.nhle e.
An'ti!! h Ji ii’ it* i vday It 1e, it .*
r„ throttle fitl*ten.I of the bleak
lit t lirr
11t ,1if -- ig h •! f f.. 1 1 »■*9il4lf M #'t 1.
pa •i-ut
tier,I 1
an
oriornv, nnd modern method*
nut ,-m,-Ini. i- a util
md crash Into the nrare*t thing
However it
co much cn*iei to w . i y pit-* nb ni „, d a , . w >,,, M ft* b•• VXt . I\ u»ed. and not 11
' tight,
“ V IV A M K X Il’O ”
bal-il , ,,u 1li XII f \ 1|(. b! \■1lilillirte.i
I” tnl*e fr. ir*bi
uml pn**ongct I no an Idea Mull ll
\
Cl l ,•lit no
1,01 ls\ It l.t; n HUMi H tnt Its \ l.
rules Minn it i- I,, n 11111111111..- or dill V lu XUnon*
Th* rt 1 111 t-ine esM-ul intiy *y
I f the voters of Florida eould
keep tip 1o .In I« e-pei o.llv wd.er. thill might la- > v p,-i ted !>, deal bn! it ip in bu\ itip t.*t a l.-yy dm
all th«v>nlce thing* being nunl
■at In* rigor....*1 v with Mu* ptol, uir* lb** 4*n*! ill!' 4*1 at. .mt w,,i ti fliv
v0.1 have no uni ■.impel it n.n
SUt thin n.tate in northern nows
In u "victoria .In.wo l>\ li•.v*r** d. i.tnlly the . ..n*. . vat lot. into |l.
I. m i* Antioch t oll.gi w 11.■m -in \' 1 li t 1-lti hi Hjy! It to the di* iff la
Bra since the parsing of the in’’bled in (ltd Kcnliiiky" nn ci |\ii I lo»w older, begun I I year* ngo, of
M A Y W ill A I ha* passed IldM 'lent* divide then turn between rut mt.rn >
tiiT it lull’- *h.iji anil k'ct
10 and inheritance tax mnend
w t . n l v- b e s t It. t i o 1 t i l l ’ ,i, It p e o p l e
It will sell high, .
Farmers an* academic study and i. al . .b* that ting i. t4u f b*« '.-.mil mile* .if M'l
png.1
I
to.
I
find
l.oiio
tin
n.t.
p.«i
its, they Would be doubly giro!
who lin\e inii.le in. menu ...ntiibo
lushing their
giain
to market I'11' i eul w ager, a -v ternm-t at all \ice mil ti| Th»’ 4MntlaptlMii. Mo-t
lino 1>1.1/ ii .oic
llino on..m I i o n I., i i . i l n u r t i . n i
it they voted "Ye*."
now, feeling that these price* will Lpn urcan.
If \nln i b
..... * no ..f the mu. hirie* Mint oii.iiTgiad
J W ',
r
o
11iuiiii.tr to n Pi I'sirlti.Ui.l ii.iiugutn
It in I tie luuugurntmi. ot Pliitui
do. I.iu will i . member that this harm In college automobile* they UHte g. t Ml.il t on out of. ami 1‘Dll
1.'- Forest Park thnt UHi*, lMl*t, lit" - lion Ptotni.-o t jiIIc*. n man of the co t nltes w«* vitidicat*-.i Hie work column lire.li. led } l ju wheat when 1,11 probably all tight
yeiiietu. t in,. me of t tint
typf
ing to lu mlihic
i ircuit people, neeoiiipumrsl l.y Mvm.i (It. HU. mpte.l in Mexico'* behalf by
The point of vow taken m ",\n 'They .< i tunny .1.■ not strike 1h4*
M.e price wa* below $1 ZH
I n
ttdgo L. L. ’ Vnrk.
Forest I *ni k legoli. wn* w tier.led on Sunday Finn. l*.*o
Madei.• "Tbe
l ittle
pro I loch Note*." i*Mied bv the eiillege nyeruge \i*rt..r tin JI ftlllpp <am
bcon u-^'apee.l trup" for mo through the Huonged streets of i Fool of i outlinin' w iioM- dreuiu ilo.l foitunatelv. gainl.lei* have
bahlv
made
mot.than
farmeis,
al i- interesting. I . v..* .v, *pen,tin. pus as 4‘in r wil ini; mj |ip r rilr lulls,
t o r iiu for Mint 1 tin if iituj » vj*ry - MeM.' 1 I nplliil to ttie Mutely hi* looniiy might In- ure of pn
at Antioch I* It.-caided a*
bin IT i- II fill > ! 1r»n' fn i the notion thnt
though
the
farmer*
(or
whom
tht>
Will bo ,iflu«l to lentil of the Pula. 1 *•11.11.t.-11 tinnlby the historic litnni oppie**tot. nn.l social mju* I t*
form, even for Mm-, , t. , ( ll„ alToi.l tinthi nut- tllUtbiil’ 1- a luxuriou-» \.*
written,
have
also
profited
•ft and Uljliutuinl .lentil ot tills /.in nlo vvtn-.e i.*e tile towel* of ihe tie. ,o*| Inm llilpl Is.uinH'nt. c\de |p
ll
I he collegr- fell, •
Mo g.iorl hn’le of pi. a*llt. |,, ber*. •MU nb
m- that held llieit wheat.
re.
jglolloU ...Ibeil.nl ttint dale* buck and deal!, by the n*-li**ili’> bullet 1
la- 1, of it* stud, nt I, avoid o*
|.*l.
j
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11 ■» Mu* .Si\teei.lii i t-ulurv
There 1 it i* non.* the le** tiue that in
TH
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k
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through
Lj • ,W
don’tI •booetl tl) WUHIPII Mliuk 1with .demonic* inaikt-d l.y *tu w lint t->ok place on Sunday at |tu*
; * U«H
u bi*n tbrv hturi, if tlu*v i an TI h v
to it fill do it at krubu In‘ii tit \
Wi-vaan Palace w.-ti- not forgi.tt.n b.’iVi*
I k ! l l h>ey. i * a n \ V T "
V o la I belli,tv Jr- well ..* by Mg
t b io u kdi
thr
Sudan
Ui^ "kt-n We *.••- nlhruot novelty n* I all,-* wn* >n M e 'l.u ’* patriot pile*! and piopto-i
P t'N IS I I ING T I IK HUl.TKKS
k M'Up of KtMplUih- that kilb'd an
*-toother piffling a .Igi.ieltr* and
a* 1 bn I Mngim a r t ) i, - lu n jii. nnd o w n Pint fit lo
\ S H V I N K , m / .K S
I
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or
i
w
.
and
rlarnbal
tod
holding
olfllfg a hairy with it milk hotlh .............
........... y. pi,
I fia/, \\ho hi Ht|i-it I* .•i jiliiiM-'* That To p\ at iiiitr llii* Suibin Hi >piH nf
' t can t help but feet Mint (lie pnxi
Kur Ih hrM 11111■* mi tTin-i jft n - Idling up in bih adrinini'-l rjii |.im fir iti*|| ortinr[kid U in fqr. some mighl > |>Uhk 11 |jiii«111•> t b« inrt.mii ^ I'ri-Hli'hl <»t u lln I b« n.fu mil ii n ol old
lb. Kfpuhh.K)
..... |i.Her . lien i.i Mie pu.lv
Seikiitei I u.n
aw*
wining.
m*iv ..i!.«d and ■>.. ^ I up ||> III
l .MfVU‘n v%uw roliK I nl it lit (i*d b\ in bj»«l JilTlult-il blltl, Ih l pn fill’d < I n^
m.M* remm,I .
brellirei. that tu
l l 'S \\ ON 1>1 It I 'l L vv hut inn .n.t -I Mia purl' lb. mil. pender.i • Ii.-nl.d
E g
o
with Mi. Hull Mu,,*, m HMZ
: '-utk'..ii.K tim
VS'bfii tbt- outh ««l
" ( i M t f i d H i d M a n ' j i > va «HI I
Forest Lake hu* been .1.
' I dlii i* bud Bi-rii ad un iki-T ft i‘«b *'iti ji- or* of t hi r«*nl ration buddii- • time gun* umt flying machine* 1« I,,, l.olt^il and
■“ bbi t<> bring uml wn* a l t -wed to repent without!
1(in dir. used I'lu-i gel icmII)
T w.i a|,..ul the defeat I .be i rirj (iua. 1 being kicked mil of ih,. party Seniyor of Sanford tt*!l I lllll'K litnl , |,rH,
bnrarti'j i>t t« <•( I nt in |mm* of t bn N iin l I't’h!b I i*nlur>
British officers nn- killed, eight rn I tie recent lu*11..tm1 balloting ..lor B.-ruh belu v.-* tin- party lead
I nerved in that capacity f.o a pll'h
«'Avbitll^ft-il bt-T%li‘i‘li Id'll
If tb* r« ih any AimTinm w b«i
the "tehels" In 1 *1lotto. R**....kiln.l F.uzier nn.l . r* c o l d liml heller u-» ,.f time in
li of teng>ear* and the other I * i til Hhtcieon and Mr
( alk *•, inav ta til si ralllitn) lit limit- with nieii wounded, hut
have
given
in
The
British, a.
»y was elected for the eleventh « bitr dnvt-p-. hv nilajli /11 1 [mart.* Mr \i4*ii n- iti rrytiiir
I ..old in the Seimt. nnd Nelson and working out a program of legi*ln
i \a Mr v n ' .
t pdthout OJiposilion. Now n-.il Lund
,
Itit ill IihUm^ 1he- h111111 ol Mix al tin- Hint b«“ faiH tu mnii i h{ anil MiMoiued to dealing with “ mf. i "I to t in the Ho*.*, me 'luted
t tion Mint would comm,-|„J itself to
jk k , you iTdsx-Wor.l puzzle fans, ii o'- b*vtdy inuMtal a n , “Lit Pal lb# hi-iU t > in i oid that how obi.tin- lot peoples" all nr.nip.I the ghdtc <ti*i ipliiie and *<• In. I ’ tesi.lent the Country.
rluit ia a four letter word that '•Mill ' VU'lc n |oa;i (| I I out ( U||||\ l‘i IwiTh Ibt <«o\rl limrill jtl \\a-b i.uve discovered that firmness .* l oolidge has- given m. *.g., „t
ltiit La Follctte is not ( ’olohel
ina mayor 7
tei \• iiinjf for «jr mkhim- i ••npii I amui. |Imum*\c1i , m-itbi i m jjerMiiuilit)
it v U i f 1ii 11i i above tin* beadh of inploii mid (bat at Mi'kiio t its , a- ib* >;r4*Hl tIt111k
Am
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I ‘ 'lilo-'klMK t boti.-aiid- ahhi’ Uibli d t
’r i i c v t i i i l - i i .
r
J( 1- said that the I‘ i• - lh -hl |u , s add lichit veineiHa nor hi ability t-.
will n* th*- wmm nympatliy l but
A Birmingham physl.dun tell* of
not the advent ot ...no ii n114*2 th«- p«*opb nnitb «*f lb** |<• >
I H r. t I Kir. I it <>n some of mu not i.-uchcd a coiiilusi'-n >-n the smash the puiiy. After I'M'* th.
ling awakontd by intruiiftA whu • in 'v day, but tafb*'i tin* loiitim ia tiiarnb with I hn.Hf ytnulli of that statesmen at Washington, in that .p,. lion.
Republicans were under the tike*
atimininler to hut j (lull id a di«> lad \« l old anil iru i s»t ri a in
1annuls I'eaee l .inference about
b. i.m o r Borah, Seniii,.. . ummiiis sUy of reorganizing a hrokr*. ..r
Tp\proilodng
prodocini drug, and tinding
the I’u. tfic t ht-aii
And there in an 1 u feWvoUier lihetal K. ptihli. un» guniatmn. Ttsiuy the putt> i. m j,
wife beoUftt lo tiealh with a
Uastiington it Worked perfectly |not undeC the bun an wninmg the ter of the political field nnd flu*l
timer,
lfc didn't explain why
V* a result we are scrapping 27 majority tolng against adminiater- ed with victory, it will ,,r„hah!y
F U N NHOST KIMSODKS
ODol»e of the hummer didn't
battleships, and insuiing Europe's mg punishment thai ri.idil lut.-r chastise the insurgent* regardless
I’Al.M
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TIM
ES
xken hint,-when the sleep pm
possession* in Muii ii.-x pi-vtajlly read m 1, way- to [of any backfire that may bv mvi.lv
if if.
BlB drugtlld.
| -----------------lii log about B sure euougti it-volu ed in tire process,
An Kngilrh newspaper ha* un .dd-fashloiieri to ir-u.l now mu) b,
IM E STHON(«K>T instinct and
Jt Gaplidgr took a regular Iderluken recently to And out what *. uprised thul Englishmen know worst vice hi human nature is
to
JO the other day at 'its readers consider the most comic 1of nuthing more comic than thr gambling.
In China a holiday
S E L L INC A F T E R HOURS
a tmated raving
I the govern- . episode in English literature. As incidents . urroundtng the churn.* trowd, gayly dressed, l.uys lolU*r>
iving to
r b f hlvWtecn hundred dollar *. ! repllr-s come in, it develops lliul'ters named.
DAVTONA NEWS
Stlik it is not so tickets in u racing * Weepstakcs lo
a work ^ ggo
o th
the War I>e- |only two uuth.it> appear to have |strange
The lies! nf our movie win $150,000. And China's civil
saak a ithirty million rlul- nn.v show at all, . Shukesp|i«yre
and• !rc..iuir
of wour
. F .
■»-*
» ' *■••• “s nnd the “ funnim"
iw n iin ^
%»»
ui
wur is going ou nplv fifteen miles,
F*r..greaalvo,
nggre -u,mer. ,uicf) t„ the family and they arc
target practice. , llrckenr hold All, the h.j>par*, undidaily paper* derive their universal i away.
chant* do pot stop selling merchnn- consulted «v«ry
evening
Mer
i>W
our government Mi.- race is likely to tie close be- appi-aiaii.-v from these .jyrne thing*
In I runsiu the State raises mil-|dise when their store door* close chants whose a.lvertisement* are
mgjtw .J,
' saves anything, it j tween Fulstatr, Dogberry and Mul- —villainy lrtp|ied up regularly in lions by permitting, encouraging UJ t h o e n d of the day.
. read in the evening are making
f9$ ■a fev* ‘ dollars and when it volio from the one uuthor and I*lck- the* same ..I.I ways, and innocence
ami
taxing
lotteries
Thousands
,
A
drive
over
the
city
m
tb
3 salea for tomorrow.
S*le»rmm to.flffirtUng, it wastes mill- [wick, I’ecksnitT and Mrs. Gamp im|H>Se.t up. m but emerging safely
take their minds and money o ff evening proves that merchandise morrow will encounter less sales r e - i
,
from
the
other.
at
Utla
lust
»* 4f ■
u!'etu. L
Dylng^ to won a prize i* being uold in hundreds-.>f home* aiatance irecuuse the evening news- I
a t
------I Here we have comic viUnlny
of $250,000 that they won't get. every evSlUnjf— through the even- paper (raved the way.
r that the football scaaon has [which is eventually put down and
ing newspaper.
Whe nt he hour ar r i ves f or c l oacldscd, the air will lie comic
innocence which always
Contemporary Comment
M ILLIO N S OF human mind*
Gutherad around the kindly light* ing store door*, many merchant*
hristmur with argu- 'triumphs in the end. Just which
are at work on cross-word puzzles. in the bright living room, the av- teslixo that they are making sales
to the various “All event in the life of any of there
It's tpieer the authorities can't In street cars, ferry bout*, in doc eruge family 1* groupi“il. Ii i* the in hundreds of home*. These are
I'f.
Sport writers al] characters is finally pronounced discover fake docks, when
the tor's waiting rooms, in homes, ev hour wh^n silent salesmen front the merchants who advertise in tiw
itry will be picking most comic will be very hard to sucker finds them so easily,— Ro
erywhere, men, women, and chil the most progressive store, in the evening newspaper, the newspaper
All-Eastern, All- decide, but after all that is a minor chester Times-Union.
dren are working over words that city art at work. ^It is the hour that creates the customer* of toestern teams, unlU problem.
run up and down and sidewise. It when hundreds of decision* to buy morrow,
ever tackled below
Tcrsone who have never discover
That ethyl gas that ha* killed so is not A L L wasted time, since it
merchandise » r «
Create customers for your buii!'
JWpof a .Jn
ed what fun th en isiin Shake*- mapy people U evidsptly the female encourage*
,
concentration pn words
Advertlaementa in the evening nraa by advertising in tho evening
iltitt. pe«ra-or Who jotiMider Dickon' ton nf the- rpc"le*.—Cniuinj»ljt_' Re.'vi(^
newspaper arc «'» vslucbte a**Ut- nev-jpaptr, ths home newspaper.
whith fra-th e 1°"!* of thought.
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Anything can bapj*n ^
tion expenses filed show
cd cortgitMnien spent
The Wall Street boom
brokers are taking «
in the reported burinei"
111
Senator Capper sayi thm)
] much hot air about Com
' doesn’ t say how much Is *
Keep your mouth cloirf,
angry, says a health ezpcn ■
j £ *dhy ’ unler,s you rat' lick \
I
-------I "Contentment make* a l«»
I is more health advice flirt
' men work themselve, t0 dmtil
ing to get contentment. ™
I . ^ Detroit mail who fai|«jB|
|fWfl three time* might tri J
into the Michigan woodi
ing like a deer
|
Price of bread m I'arj( |,i
than it bus been since l
! maybe there's something
about the stag of life.
Simmons SiberJ]
Refrigerator*
at
Ball Hardware!
,/n
T H IN K o f the
money you might
have saved
but
d i d n ’t!
Start now by depositing
a dollar or more with us
crcry week, letting your
account increase with time
and compound interest.
SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK
*r« Interest Paid on S a v in g Account
Strength
-Service
Progress
N O W IS T H E T I ME
to buy that suit fo r Xmas.
50(1 beautiful patterns from
$00.00 to select from . W e
vour old suit and apply the
your new suit.
Wo have
$22.50 to
will sell
credit on
W e will gu arantee Xm as delivery
on all orders taken b efore Dec. 13th.
WHIDDON & HODGES
I'honc 4f.r»
110 E 2nd St
Suggestions
H
FOR. HER
Uacli article is one o f quality and
best in it’s line.
fa
T ei
Watches.
Bracelets.
Bar Pins.
Vanity Cases
Hanii Bugs.
Overnight Bags.
Mesfy Bad
Desk Sets.
Toilet Seta.
Boudoir Laini
Book Kntls.
Vases.
Cologne Bottles.
I’en.s.
Pencils.
Lockets.
'Fans.
Powder Boxes
Compacts.
Beads.
Picture Frames.
Candy Jars.
id
nt'.-
Headquarters f o r f Ideal Christmas Presents
McLAUUN, THE JEWELER
. F IR S T STREE^J^ ty r
la sx jy j^ n a sra o a
�THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNE8DA
) 0;
an
MISS K A T H R Y N W IL K E Y , Society Editor.
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Mrs. W ig h t Is Hostess
To Fortnightly Club
ij l l
iiaar at Fun Tan
Surprise P a rty Given
F or Mrs. Ludw ig1
' a. m
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Wednesday morning
Wight entertained tho Fortnightly
state legislature from Seminole Bridge Club moat dclightuflly.
county and he briefly outlined hi»
Autumn flowors were beautiful
plans for the coming term.
ly usetl au decorations. Mrs. J. C.
MnmH C. Fngg, representing the Benson, for high score, won a box
Children s Home -Society of Jack f)f tallies and Mrs. Sam Yontz, a»
sonville, was the next speaker, and consolation, won a hook.
he gave a most interesting talk
A delicious Itmeheon was served
about the work of the Children’s at the conclusion of the game.
Home Society and the Children's Those jireaent were: Mrs. George
Code Commission.
A. DeCottes, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher,
Mi. Fngg told of tho need for1 Mrs. F. E. Roumillnt, Mrs. W. J.
riiii'l welfare work in the state Thigpen, Mrs. II. B. Lewis, Mrs.
ami :'|Hike of efforts to bo made J. C. Benson, Mrs. R. It. Deas and
during the next term of the legis Mm. Sam Yontt.
lature to olitnin funds for carrying
on the work.
Entertains
Mrs. E. M. Galloway who is Miss Fox
treasurer of the Children’s Code
Pipe O rgan Club
Commission, also gnve a short talk.
Tho hostesses of the nftemoon
The Pipe Organ Club met Mon
were: Mrs. W. T. l-angley, Mrs.
Edward Moisch, Mrs. J. G. Shar- day afternoon with Miss Martha
ron. Mrs. John Moisch, Mrs. A. F. Fox on Ouk Avenue. The bazaar
chairman received many lovely
McAllister and Mrs. A. It. Key.
gifts for the Christmas bazaar
which is to be given Itec. IH and 20
LIB R AR Y NOTES
at the Fan Tau Shop.
Mrs. C. L. Park was most gra
All children are invited to the ciously received as a new member.
story hour next Suturduy morning At a lnte hour the hosiers, as
at 10 o'clock, when Miss Sarah sisted by Mrs. Forrest Gatchcl,
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o’clock
the regular business meeting of
tho Sanford Woman’s Club wns
held nt tho club house with a, very
gratifying number prenent, Mrs.
%
I1 M,ru,« Circle °* Henry Wight the president, presid
Mll meeting ing.
'
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The meeting was opened with lh<singing of "America, tho Beautiful’’
t f ec Club; Mrs. led by Mrs. Leak and Mrs. Deas
at the piano.
s.
Club: Mrs. E.
The business of the afternoon
included reports from the depart
!cTol>. M'sa rcrp ment' chairmen and officers which
were most satisfactory. Mrs. W.
L. Henley gnve a report of the
f t . Vnl.luz Hotel state meeting at Orlando, and in
cluded inuny new and good sugges
[H»r at Fnn Tali tion!! for raising money.
Mrs. Leak and Mrs. folcough
•tion by the city snng u delightful duet accompa
Siilc Primary nied by Mrs, Deas.
j|by 1» A. R. ntl Mrs. Wight introduced
It.
Lyles, the next member in the
ridge Club. Mrs.'
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rfr.-frflM
PHONE:— Rea. 428-J
R egu la r Business M eetin g o f W om an s
Club H eld W ednesday A ftern oon
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I
On Friday evening Mrs. Charles Malpns will bo in charge.
I served n delicious lunch.
Ludwig was pleasantly surprised
The records fur November show I Those present were: Mrs. W. M.
by a number of friends, it iming a steady increase in the use of I Scott, Mrs. |{. G. Methuen, Mrs. I.
her birthday anniversary. An ub- [j,r library, both in membership I*'.. Edridge. Mrs. Leslie Bryan,
sorbing game of bridge was played and the number of book-* borrow Mrs. Holy, Mrs. Porter Pitts, Mrs.
in which Mrs.
Francis
Merri- ed. There were 237(1 hooks circa
Forrest M c A llit e r , Mrs. Joseph
wother held high score.
_
luted, an average of over a I (HI Dickinson, Mrs. Coleough. Mrs. Guy
Tile remainder of the evening books n day. There were 102 new .'-elmini, Mri . J. I.. Miller. Mrs.
bringing the total mem- Hull, Mrs. A. M Phillips, Mrs. F.rand ! member
i was spent in jolly
games
I. Purk. Mrs.
story telling after which delicious j her* hip up to 1032, and 312 people nest Belts. Mrs.
W. I>. Gardner, and Miss Marga
j refreshments, which
included a ' us'sl the rending room,
beautiful birthday cake, were serv-j
The story hours show an attend te! Davis.
■---1ed.
Jmice of 102, in addition in the 200
The uevt iiieeliiig will he with
I’itt-luug^ is the | j\irs Ludwig
was the recipient j present at the Monk Week party. Mrs, I. K. Ki tridge on Palmetto
T ”" r " y r . j v ] o f many lovely
anduseful g ift*.I Reference work i: being done for Avenue.
Those taking par'J in this delight i the schools, amt many requests are
Edward K.
Ely j f„| fif f „ i r were;
Mr. and Mrs. j ouole for hooks of a serious iiaturi
NOTICE
ti- winter.
I John
I.,h., P..«tdil
Mr and Mrs. Paul
New hooks are bring lidded, and
1
Pvzold, Mr.
Mrs. Walter Morgan, chairman,
Francis I he library is aiming to increase |of the Social Department of the
,, I IVztdd. Mr. and Mrs.
tell iI Merriwether, Mr. and Mra. Frank
nsefubie:
in all ilepa 11men' DUrr) I*. UtfUweii
|Woman’s Club wishes to call lit work.
lie s|"'fiil ipe win
Meisth. Mr, and Mrs t'haiies I .u<l I
, t, *111.,n to the annual shower given
wig. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Meisch, Mt
for the Children's Home Society
and Mrs. Fred Itrnndi, Mrs. M
nl Jacksoin die by the Social He
Ft. My van ZornmmT.
Mr.
John
Ludwig.
lu ll on ut at its regular meeting
otv-r Mr*. Mr John /. o r r »• n a »■ r. M i s s *
Tuesday. Dec. Di, with Mi- SamIrene llrandt, Mrs, Mary Nehuu!,
tiel Pulestoii ns hostess. A large \
Mi, William Ltalwig, Mr. and Mrs. J
id tendance is desiicd and early
iH#y of Fiank Tacku) h. Mr Joe Ludwig.
iiotne giVi n t■i tile ho-ti'.'-s, re
Warranty Deeds
,* shop- Mr and Mrs. II. I. Tackach. Miss'
The following real estate eunvey quested
A iitniik.i Taekach.
Mrs,
Anna atiee was made Wedinsday from
Si hinah. Ruth and Clara Meiseh
NOTICE
t hus D Hutliej. et u\ to tin- Finn
|Franf lllnck and
T he Ladies' I !|loll "f l lie I mig re
Ida Newpapcl metis Hume, n put
I came Thursday
MAKES GOOD RECORD
lion of seetiim I I, towiisbi(i .'.I rational ( hurt i Will hold its teg
I f.r Hi winter.
m
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W’F
.
Parent Teachers
„.t Thursday uft,t the West Side
Every member is
#t. ■'
#
( ITY NEWS
PARAGRAPHS
idol inoiilltlv me. (me Molnhiy aft
el liuoli, Die, S. at the htiiue of
Mi
Henry Ni.kles mi
Hughey
lluililing I V i mils
Ml - No kies and Ml Till
Pudding permits vvi i e i*-md to Stieet
Maude A Lake, garage on Pal bid. ho te
III* It" Avenue, $t !.i, Gi'i'fl.r
I*
c \U l• o l I II \ KS
Htsliop, uddrtmn t ■ iv*idenie on
Magliohn Avenue, $3111).
vant In I hank inv m a n V f i u ' l h I s
fur l hen •v e r w b v l r t n n g
ill
t - -
Silk, T erry Clothes and Blanket,
[ hi representing the State School
fur the Deaf which soiled viitui
Ml o i if Hole- I ■t‘!* ,,v,'r Daytona High School. Put
|He-I Ilf lu.,. man Might lied vyiih Columbia
i High, oi laike City, ami lost I"
I leiimpb
F.lta-lriral Pei m ils
l ii II
' St. Augustine nod West
Palm
Fleet rieul pet nut v\a- i.->ued t*> dim
I
iq,
'
Reach.
b'Cid
sport
writers
de
II II v am
llll Peliinslllal Kill tin t ini,|'iitiy
hi t ■ >\!|aliuuit seed led " llo l" llollaml. a memhei I..i vvoik mi till' 1 Ivde Steamship
of the -ipiad. ii' t)ie be-t In "keo
field runner among high m liuid t iillipuny’ s new wait ti'lie e
Smith
players, seen on the loenl griillroii(
111 ..ml p
t i t ) I at • uses
*" the this seii'i'ii
Si'o nil plane a l'"
li uiinounee
City lienees vvt i» e siicd t" D*
II ward |P»Wiw*o- I is given Vii.-nln. I Hue and Hay, t; S Si'lmurt ns |la imu and U
I other members of the team.
Ideal Xm as Gifts.
George
Slupp
tiHlishofS- gone , „ i
ilar
fin,
r trip ilown
.uni da
k>t’i ii 1•TI
worth, Mre
VV. Swope,
slay aftci
JK m i MPLETE
J A* K SON VII. I F. Dm
I
SI ret l.
H 1
I Hi ndi leks, water ei'limilHMiiner of
| Mail'll, Gn . Ini' bei'll lleie making
, U study iif .Ini ksol.v llli' • I'ltl'llr
ulilitie" us ii pa 11 id a tour (to ugh
I the Suiitli in the inti ivsls of hi'
I In.me city.
Data gathered hi n
I will In used, he indicated, in a
in tipnikn for puhlie owttetKh.e in
| Macon. ’*Your own light and wit
ti r system* have bei n, p t flaps,
the most useful t" me in mv hu-i
in s of gathering infoimatn i mi
the subject of municipal owitersbi|i," Mr. Hendricks slated.
I'm
4. — Civ ie
FOR NO-FENCE LAW
r.ls-r ■f coinmeree
TAMPA,
Dec. I. Rnzoihurk
ciiinti.iiing forces
rr
left undone hogs itnd range cows have usetl up
bt ul ! la hundreds their welcome on the road* of
V<i (■' ihe HtjiS' Hillsborough county, according to
expressed
by members of
fee11' 1)|'<V k - L | ,views
ivni. r-i'ic
.-vu ■".»
--Urt on.'. The peo- the Hillsborough County Heauti[wt tl.rowing, upon I ficatam Cttmmiasion who have iqt*a ki'ines t t f (Jhj j pointed a committee to wage a
»«tile ride!* nr»i | campaign of publicity in favor of
F* Ham the iminlti a no-fence law.
J. R. I alhmin,
*kf uiketand.
j named as chairman of the coin
niittee, detlurtsi that
waiuletiag
kN D K A lV - -*- ( ’’ stock is an mcreasing memo e to
the traveling public."
. !'*
|l*'*' 1
>, r
.......................... m i l t ............. ..
l»*»snto gavu. the |
|*kn
a $50,000
Paul Whitehurst
ilca.l ,,i h,s home
W have been Kii|
Instructor in Violin
Mar i t, having
Studio hours 9 a. m. to 5 p.
Aur tine m 1830.
i
m.
Sat unlay h only.
P^fi h nari'iitii. An. " D and Clarta- Uoom 300 1st Nat. Hank HIdg.
P"ler-..t were living,
1itiued by the
lb- had been 1 Singer Sewing Machines
Inti |,, t Wo tertns,
T r r m i t«» !♦•*•!
pti'ii In. piofesaion
h
. M cF a r l a n d
ban tie graduated j
(r it P|,v -iciiiiiK and 1 SE M IN O LE F IIU N .C O .
"htuibia <'ollege) i
I'hunr iM>-n. aia i:»»i i « i si.
id 1^ '■' when he re-1
Stale and iinnit) It ciisis vveie is
-Ui'il to < Hi'iijainin lei ail nor
chant. Mr
Jalln S l-elil.
I.ttke
Mar) , hakci v. and to the t ,idilsbnio
Sai nt a tv
Kach
THE YOWELL CO.
M i
w
Buy Your Dolls and Toys Now and Lay Them
Away Until Christmas
■t‘ *i
.of • A
,
*** *5* ♦t*’^ * * * -* ^ ****** *♦*
Anna \\ ... 'din ale
Ask Your (Irocvr
I or
St'ntifiolf I*«ni11r\
Assiitialitm Kggs
MAKE IT A MERRY CHRISTMAS
EORTHE CHILDREN
I •an raid eeil Strallv 1'irnli
Sold Itv
Mi'ti lianls (Irm't'M ( ti.
and
t uunt v I icenscH
$ 5 .5 0 ,, $ 2 5 .0 0
$ 3 .0 0 „ $ 8 .7 5
v ■on J i i n l i a i i is, d u r i n g
ami l e nt h
\ Hopkins, who vvdl conduct a
line nqiHit slnqt at .'iK'.! k.a't First
A I II Kit!SI. DA I A
►
’ll!! who has been
|o
Crepe Satin, and Crepe de Chine,
Gowns, Todds, and Bloomers. Van
Raalte and K ayser makes. Color:
flesh, orchid, pink, yellow.
Robes, Litfht and dark shades.
I "III It. 1attge 2*3 ea-t
l.o
ST. A UG I 'STINK. Doc I
sales fnnn
Com pa- cal football fans are praising (lie
Sanford reiolil made Ibis yelll bv the i lev
NEW HOLIDAY LINE
OE SILK UNDERWEAR
LADIES’ BATH ROBES
onals
\Y. I.. I . t f
Mat kc)
Mania I )olls
MILLER’S
EOR QUICK
SALE
Doll Sulkies.
Hak‘ T ' and ('(in fe ctln ru T V
BREAD. C A K US, PIES.
DAILY.
Dull ( ’amaKDs.
I I -•! f ». II't HI ID•mi it ml 4 Mi li.i k
( Dn.er i»f link %i r. n ml Klmf *<U
Tin W agons.
* iiinplctely furnished hutiguliiw cent rally located. Im
mediate possession.
Wood WiiKons.
K A N D Y
$4,000.00
$ 12r,n Cash balance like rent.
$3,000.00 lerins
W. V. WHEELER
Phone 101-J
110 E 2nd-St.
Tut Bikes.
a
■ ,
B
’- 'T
Don’ t forget the automo
bile which we are going
to give ttwaw Christman
V f l t K ’Ol It'd l'S .
! fi'v ir/'j
•• M
* >r*
Automobiles.
* ,An uj
■““ •a S L
■ f.t
Tricycles.
i
Scooters.
Friday and Saturday
December 5 and G
Al Old l-'nn Tau Shop
■
Hand Cars.
11
%
*1BQ4»#2
EDISON
H igh Chairs.
ou
ind
l
I
Quality Merchandise
at Prices That Appeal
A small initial payment will place the* model of
your choice in your Iiome for Christmas, and tnt.
monthly remittancea ore ao amull that you wi
hurtlly notice them.
htyar t|ie phonograph Thomas A. Edison invented, pere i to d a y.f Let us explain to you the simple convenient
r> toil
\yj
SMITH BROS.,
Pay
Easy to Own
he New Edison
\r Y
’ Corner I hI St
and Palmetto Ave.
Rhone
216.
I P lan .''
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J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. ,
.
j
*
Baby Chairs.
COe NEW
■ . I ff-*
u.r'i.fcff
Baby Rockers.
For tithe.* Xmas S u g g e s
tions W atch Our W in do w s
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BAZAAR
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Toddle Toys.
Every th in g for Ihe
t hildren's X in a s
Milane Theatre
I’resbyterian Church
I
•
Waters’ Kandy Kitchen
a
• lutnU*
Whct'ii Barrows.
We are still making that
lelicious- home-made candy
dally.
Hungry 7
T ry one of our ham sundivichcs with bottled chocolate
milk.
Celery Farm
"i Aires all cleared and
feme,!
3 Hires tiled, good
flowing well, property lo
cated oil paved road half mile
from ioudiiig station near
Sanford.
He reaerved until Xntaa
lu give away ChrlHtmaH
Baby Console Model
-9185.00
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to
icst Garden Land
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ASSOCIATED PRESS JISPATCHE?
IXV
I the circuit is duly held, such fu- being held by a circuit judffo tem
jture term is In law not an ad porarily assigned for that purpose
journed term but a special term by the governor, the supremo court
held. .
*>
T A L L A H A S S E E , Dec.* 2.— The
In a per curiam decision, the and should be regarded in pro
By memorandum decision withceedings
taken
during>such
teurtn.'
supremo court has handed down court affirmed judgment of Dade
i ne opinion,
o,„„,o„, per
per curiam,
curiam, .......
was out opinion. Division B of the sutho following decisions:
circuit court in the case of Curtiss- The
handed down upon application for promo court has ruled as
Affirmed the circuit .court tor Bright Ranch Company, plaintiff a writ of prohibition against Judge Affirmed order of circuit court for
Wnltcn count;' in denying an In in error, vs. Cameron & Barkley Mallory F. Horne by Minnie H. Bradford county in c a s e , Board o.
Reynolds to prevent hint from hold- Public \In l ruction lor Bradford
m i l ' G iv e n S h o w junction to liurruss Cawthon, re Company, defendant in error. This
ing a term of circuit court in Toy- county, vs. Bank of Starke, appel
"spent N e a r ly $ 6 0 straining DeFuniak Springs from wns un action of aiiiumpsit in lor countv because ho had ndjourn- > ,* ; affirmed circuit court for Hlgh*
situ his store which the plaintiff recovered judg- ed court'from Oct. 2 to O c t, 20 lands county in two casos cach
paving
a
street
opposite
oil D u ring Y e a r O f ot in a manner in which he c o n - 1,m.nl for nn article called a wntcr
while holding court in Mndltbn styled J . W. Ingle and Paulino
P o t h e r F i g u r e s A ls o tended would make it inconvenient ( „(>ft,.ner which
the
defendant county. Such term may be held Ingle, Ins wife, appellants, \s. 11.
and more expensive to tran sp o rt, claimed wns not ordered, hut the by the circuit judge at the np- O. Sel.rmg appellee; nffirmed de
JIASSKt’- F la - Dec. 3. goods from the curb to the paved |court held defendant should have pointed time even though n regu- ere,* of Dade circuit court In case
lipent $r*».80 Per pupil sidewalk at h b store doors. The promptly notified the plnintiff to nr term of the circuit court In of Olive C. Kden. nppcllnnt, vs.
vs.
Ration " f it* children court took occasion, however, to t |„,t effect
^
circuit is Nellie Carlin, appellee, affirmed
nnother
county
of
ln the caBC of R R . Teller. ,llain.
Uchools during tho 1923 say that in Florida municipalities
buying the calculn- nre established not to confer nr- Mir in error( V8. I)ora L R{chter
j,c avprnge attendance bitrary powers upon officials, hut ;
by her huslmmi, Louis ltichit in shown by figures to conserve the rights and interests . tor. nmi Lo„ja Richter, defendants
|» the annual report of of the people through governments I in error, f rom p n,ic county, the
Superintendent of pub- which operate by meann of ofTicinl supreme court, in nn opinion by
acts limited and regulated by law j u,iKc Went. held that the verdict
lion.
expenditures for the |The opinion was by Judge Whitfield and judgment for the wife in the
ntcil to #11,012,592.40, and wns concurred in by nil other Mini of $7,000 nnd for the husbnnd
' members of the court.
in the sum of $ 1,000 as damages
[or w h " f the ostimntL people in the state.
for alleged unskilled neglect
in
Reversed judgment of
circuit connection with an operation on
Iiut represented nn ex|0f
for each one county for Bay county iu the cast; | the wife, was manifestly excessive,
cour ordered thut unless Mrs.
10,10 children in the of W. li. Marshall, clerk of circuit The court
the
Ljted bv statistientions court nnd ex officio clerk of the Richter refunded $3,000 of
artnmtt be of school hoard of county commissioners,; amount awarded her the case would
the expenditures per plnintiff in error, vs. State ex rel. |be reversed.
The court held that where the
. based on the actunl C. M. Snrtain and others. T h e ;
in the public schools, case hinged upon refusal of Mr. judge of a circuit court in form
|*| -'fifUlH, the cost wns Marshall to obey instructions from „,(j„Urns a regular term of the
the county commissioners to sell j court to a future day covering n
$4.1.fill.
75.21 for the education warrants at 91) cents on the dojlnr ! period during which a regular term
iitc pupil, based on the
pay u
a twelve thousand dollar j ,,f iho court in another county of i
sni'c. nnd $13.42 for,balance on the new court h o u s e . _______________ _________ _______
pupil, according to the
.
i
___
, . ,
j «f calculation.
Division B by memorandum do- N a t u W f l V I n I l l l i r U v
111(12 592.40 expended vision without opinion affirmed
I t txjr I U v ^ U U - l v l j
' -Vhoois, the state judgment of the circuit court for
niry
a total of $512,134.58, Okeechobee county J n the case of
Lam! anil Cattle Company, a
romnrj<a|
A
ro m n rk n b lo n ew
nnd
sim p le
of $1.52 per pupil.1'Pixit*
'
I m - l h o d tor
for n
t r e n t ln K n c o u g h w ives
“ ril.uil.m by the state! Delaware corporation plaintiff- in method
f
i
r
s
t
d
o
s
e
s
m
i
d
sun l„•> derived from the error. \s. The People* Bunk of xrlirf^wliih the Bt-veru c o u k Ii u111
24
,|, a % and $105,838.88 Okeechobee, n Horida corporation..
defendant
in
error.
The
treatment
Is
based
on
tho
interest on the state
The same division affirmed by I prescription known ns l»r. King s i
,
... *. Nfw titscovory for Cough*.
............
emorancliim
clrciainii
without t ak« j uM on* timiu.oonful an
between the
terenre
.
i
$1...
opinion
the
circuit
court
for
<)*cc»»it in your throat for l& or 20 *ecs i j u c * unci inr i
.
.
, ,
In by th...................................
<>ndw "before in'allowing, without
in tho
rase*
nf I*mi,' ll! 1 follow
.. rount\
..
,
,,
lug with water. T h e prescrlpof mlu. ation for each 1,1
Bay
H'uns
nnd
<
\
\
Hums,
her
tlon
hs- n doul.le snlon. It not
raised bv issuance of Inishnnd, et a!., aiipellants, is . ('. only soothes
nnd henls-woreiiess nnd
Inty t.ix levies, district |> Whiitnlo nooell,.,.
1 irritation, but It quickly loosens
* • , n t p p n . n ppilllt.
I „ m | removes the phl.-Kin nnd con
I borrowed money,
I lie Court reversed the circuit. Bestlon Which are the direct ,auit
siing figures do not
the of the. rouithlnx.
People
hn> •• been
Orange countv III
...........
. .
. ,
kan.-i.lorntion experuli- court rfor
g t..
C Kagsiiiiii,
l|„„«,l„|, appellant.
non,.Hunt ,„
«»t«n1shed
how
qul.kly
the counhI
K
„
opi„.d
with
this
new
n .,ii [her education at tile
, ,,
lilluc ( oinpnny, a ment. nnd the whole cough comllvs. .Miami < adilluc
Florida nnd the Flor corporation,
uppellee. Opinion lev tlon goes In n very short lime
j
|lrgc for Women.
i I
Tho prescription Is for couch*, l
\\ hillUhl.
chmt roldi*. huai «n»noint lironcLIt Im, .
Hy m<‘innran<lum ilrcision with
«rfuip. n r . It
Division It of the court for children ns well ,us m n u p * IIs Surrounded out opinion
1 . .
e
no harmful tlniK* 1.1 ormin i« .. I. ton,
athriiMMl the n m n t fnurt nf rnlk nu tho dumi 1s only ono t»*i»i>ooafuI. .
i\ Reform ers county
in the case of Henry
ittle At all good drugglsto. Ask lor
I
son nnd others, ns trustees bung
KGTDN. Dec. 3 — R,.pre- liueilies- ns the t'oinmeicml III
Uf m gum /.at ions inter- vestment Trust, plaintiffw in error,
*rt un types of legisln v- It II. Hancock, slo-riiT of High
Wing un ever narrowing , |„nds county, Kla . defendant in
l the I nited States t 'a|i- error.
i I
l>rtn •lo iii-toric struc
Ll h . o ...11 League lieiol
Sanitary
hand cleaning
and ,
l> -‘ >v To Hie south pressing Scotch Woolen Mills. .’I0.r>(
■ ’. completisl heuil- Kuat 2nd. ,St.
Pianos and Piano
I... J■«•1. Last ward (a
Decisions By S tate Supreme Court
|Y SCHOOL
IS $ 5 8 .8 0
Walton circuit court in ease of
William D. SKttw, appollftttt, v>.
Geneva Mill Co., a corporation, r.i»pellee.
__
,
The court by memorandum dects.'on without opinion also has a f
firmed Dado circuit rourt in the
case of Victor Abel, nnpeUaht, vs.
Mary Etta Abel, appellee.
In the divorco case.of John C or
nell, appellant, vs. Emily Cornell,
appellee, from Palm Beach county,
the supreme court Holds thnt the
decree granting a divorce on tho
ground of adultery And awarding
nlimouy was not sustained by suf
ficient evidence 6f adultery as uilcged, hence the decree was reversed.
In tho case of Wm. H. Stubble
field, plaintiff In error, vs. T. O.
Wilson, defendant In error, from
Dade county, Judges of the supreme
court, being equally divided
In
opinion as to whether judgment of
the circuit court should be affirmed
or reversed, and there being no
prospect of a change of judicial
opinion, the judgment in the case
hns been affirmed on tho authority
of previous decisions of the court.
In nn opinion by Judge Whitfield,
the court has ordered thnt in so far
as the lower court decree orders
cancellation and reconveyance it is
reversed in the case of F. C. Brossier nnd G. I). Brossier, T. V.
Moore, F . M. Hudson and Fidelity
Bank and Trust Co.. from Dade
■■/;
with such decrees as may he war
ranted by evidenco taken under
principles of the law set out in the
•<
court’s opinion.
.
The court has affirmed circuit
court fur Washington county in
_J;
the cdse of O. K. Latham, plain'
tiff in dtTor, VA. the State of Flo r- ^ 3
Ida, defendant in error. The opin
ion is by Judge West.
Latham i
was convicted upon an indibtmeht
charging him ns accessory before
the fact to the felony of liarnlQC
personal property insured agniutt J
loss by fire, with intent to injv
jwro • . j
tho insurer.
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Stop Worst Cough
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/NS
J tifi l
r e c e iv e d ft
FOR WOMEN
th e
L\. Dec.
M aU lod iflt
p;m. L x l i i l d t i o n at W e m -
I 111 V T »
FM s I i . s i s l w
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nf
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u n it «i»k f**r j
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A l> 1921
K- Iib'K.SON. k i i u ' u t n r
« OtiNTT J| |H*R.
*t in tr nf PlurlUn.
f 4lJ "1 A i: Pit 1111pa.
1.1 > Kivrn. to nil
«*rn that on the*
' r i* •tniM-r a n i t n
* ih- Honnral.li I!
fY '
of Niilil Colin
l ‘,r **•••l*«*t •■ f..r tn > final
t »••uinr of (In- igtali■‘HII.LICH. ilnrftAisI,
■ 1 1,1•
time | will
urroutitn un Kt*
•«(M
t«*,
nml
i l k for
p t ..
r**t' •1 -3. a li l i f t
I'MII.1.11*8 Kxe< utor
"I
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i III \TV J I DCK.
S|„ie of Pli.rlilti.
A M. Tlirasii I T.
$71\ r t t ,
r u. t h a t
" r * '•« i in hot. A.
r;'>
t o . u II
o n tli«»
I>
1V24.
»i.« iionontiiio v:.
I 1 -Lolic•• of Halit (’uurt,
l'’« * »•*•-.»14. ftir my final
Tin anker, (1rr«*aH«*(l.
|V
"ftnit t line I will
f>nnl arrountM aa Kx*
•‘Mate, and aak for
1*10.1,,,
A l,
niK iliJiU Fg. U tN u lo r.
I 1* I i x - u l o r o f t h e i - Ht ut e
17
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311
Fast
Second
«onvTv
Illslr
uf
JiiK irFlorida.
"1 i N Whltner.
I ' •'♦'•by given, to nil
! “•*> •i.ncarn . t h a t un t h e
L ' *'••<.m bar. A. U I > J4 .
Ma - *”
H o n o r a b l e K.
r- J u d g e of eiilil C o u rt.
“j P r . a . M t e f o r m y f i n a l
VU lI -. X
' T Utloorr oIlf
.......u
f tIhh.i
e eM
s tl antlee
"ailner, deceaaoil; ami.
time 1 «rlll pr»' 41 “coounta
as Kxecutor
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(and ask for their
f|oUr tJi A d . l»J4.
U- UIASE, Executor.
only inw *,r'
, t uVP
n in n y U n - (h,; ; r . 0 y ‘U U1G
b eiM K / ^ T lO N
-i.
H A l'JS
and
' lR
pule pvieefl
“r
COATS
StreeJ.
Phone 63II-J
LONGWOOD
One Lot of Coats Won
derful Values, to go at
Klnrliln.
i lit* I lonor«ftl»l«' K
I
*»al ci C o u r t .
■ i j 0*
f o r ni> f i l i a l
| u r.\tr u i o r o f t h r c M a t «
•.\Mjb
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T h l * 1"
rtn ’
*
, ,fo (
U»«
I. cl ii pair of Shin--. ALL l.h.V I H ER H >R ON I ' 1,1
( ENTS. Me offer xou n pair ol m >IuI leather *n<>.with varh purchase of One Dollar up These -hoes nre
I hey me odd* nml
nil .,f good i ii nk da mid mnteiuils
, ,,dSome iowT ipiurter*. M'lue high *'t|>. son"; high
heels, etr. l-kuh pnir is wrapped in paper- 1 or !»*'
you can lake a package ol shoes home. I here are no
string* nllnrhed to thi» offer.
_____________ ____
It. W ille y
h ’ •> n I vi'li, |«» Jill
*1 ci »rn. thul on •
, tk.. niiier. A 1» 1*»i*<
wool Aweatcrft in
whoilew
Per P air........
F. P. RINES
it- gates recently, it
ire ! Hint 17,403.1 19 pci
I vimt. | ihis Empire in 1
Inin, its opening la-t
01
B ru ft^ ert
Phonograph* Repaired
••OPEN \T NIGHT"
3.— When the
Ing l.o . at least temperfil'd li.. domestic servant
|lxiuion hy throwing out
Mu 3.mill waitresses. Tlie
JL-cti itnnblc to find cm|it th.- city restaurants,
cii . » liuve been sent
I bonu -
bit? Hhlpwe" 1
0 f
Friday and
Saturday only
‘ "Rolls
IB"»■.I of
Temperance
Try Smith’s B arber
i« the headounrters of
Phonographs and
111 U .. m i n i 's F’ a r t y , w i t h Shop for j?ood barber
prfi umendnicnt ns its
Records
work. Ladies welcome.!
rtiii
Sheet Music
Hill.” ns it is called
Ift'i.i.iiis, is l.ecoming N ext to Valdez.
Radio Sets and Sup
■th legislative buildings. 1
Itnitury-old Capitol a-plies
1p<>int.
Klectric Lamps and
|iey W aitresses
A ppliances
Pianos Tuned and Repaired
Private Homes
'•me o f
)a
V
Situated only ten miles
from Sanford on the
A. C\ L. Railway and
on the Dixie Highway
is rapidly becomingthe mecca of fisher
men and visitors gen
erally.
With the many local
improvements made
and the i n t e n s i v e
building program un
der way the town is
advancing rapidly.
Fine homes are of
fered for sale on easy
term s, situated midst
fine orange t r e e s .
These modern id every
way. Before purchas
ing look them over.
F o r further details
and information phone
or write. We aim to
serve you
OVERALLS
SPECIAL
T0PK1S
UNION SUITS
9 8 c 1
8 8 c
Men’s Knit
Ribbed
UNDER
WEAR
N o ted llr n n d
Arrow Head
HOSIERY
Extra (iood
Duality for
RONTON
CORSETS
Limited AKHortment of Servlcublc
JERSEY
DRESSES
Hroken Sliefl.
Values to $10.
On Sale
ut
1 8 5 c 1 9 8 c
I
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OPPOSITE
POST
OFFICE
POST
OFFICE
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Be Memorial To War Time Executive
it Notices Given
WASHINGTON, Dec. S.— Amer- feet wide and 134 feet h ifh , will
Out At Washington ica’a
war time president is to nave bo in use. A two staffti lock f o r
WASHINGTON, Doc.* 3.— The (amounted to 1035,002. Tho largest
democratic national committee filed
contributor waa John
D.
Tuesday with the clerk of the house Ryan of New York, who gave
WASHINGTON. Dee. 3.— News an enduring memorial in Wilson navigation, with a total lift of
KANSAS u.
$55,000 in two Installmcnlr. of
_____
J
paper .correspondent* In Washing Dam a t Muscle Shoals, to be com 93 feet, forms one of the features
a report allowing total campaign
missioned
late
in
the
summer
of
Hon o V l n c i * * t
wSwtliof Cooperative Move- contributions of $845,620 from July ? ‘’other"larg^contribu^mns fnclud- i Application of Immigration ton usually arc subjected to an
in connection with the project.
1926.
W«Uer
avalanche
of
"handouts,”
ns
they
raifftt During Past 4 Yean 1 to Nov. 20, inclusive.
roiiev
cc
ed Thomas D. Chadbournc, New
Surplus waters during flood per
Poliey Compared With Pro- affectionately term the formal
The project, deemed an engineer
The
committee
nlso
reported
a
York. $20.(MX); Jesse H. J o n c 1,
Has Been Norma); Fine
posed Chu r g e s Is Discussed press releases that come from or- ing achievement second only to the iods in the river will be passed
loan of $120,000 from the
New Houston, Texas, $26,000; Mrs. Jc:toc
Spirit Between All Bodies York
Panama Canal; was 8214 per cent, through 68 steel flood control
B y H e a d Of U . S . D e p h r t m e n t sanitations innumerable.
Trust Company, which made H. Jones, Houston, $6,000; B. M.
;«■'
. i •
.
completed
Oct. I , the -dfcto of the gate*, each 33 feet long and 18 « U r t here TuJ0
---------With
the
recent
political
camavailable fois the campaign total Baruch, New York, $22,500; Henry
Intcft
formal
report. An appro feet high. The dam or spillway bert L. Reeves,
ATLANTA, Dec. 4. — The tri- of $965,620. The report listed total
____ * 4 I__Th4
H*'’''"
^
" w,o«C.
Moreenthau, New York, $21,000; , * WASHINGTON, Dec.
section ir. 3,050 feet long, 95 feet
*
,rf
I bn lnntnlnr
na i headquarters
l<^Js si_I.
JotlRe Re«re,
amph) of the churches In many expenditure* for this period a t j C . w. Watson, Fairmont, *W. Vn„ npMkiftlon of the present Ameri of the major parties kept their priation of $7,000,000 more will be high fn?"1 the river bed, and la
required
from
Congress.
The
total
typewriter*
and
mimeograph*
busy
fields weir told In the report of $903,1)08 and showed n balance of 16,000; Jam es W. Gerard, New can immlgratloq pplicy and pro
105
feet1
thick
at
th
e
baae.
T
h
ir
turning out copy that appreciably cost, with eight generator* install
,
ork; $10,000:. Francis P. Garvan, posed alternation* in that policy
the genera) aecretarlca to the Fed $61,012.
equipped
inn
eased, the flow of free informa ed, will bo $49,800,000, and the teen spec ia 1 spillwaya
constitute
a
large
part
of
the
ma
Contributions
Received
at
th6
Now Yqrk, $10,000; H. H. Lehman.
eral Council of Churches at Thurs
with butterfly valves will pass sur government |n p
dam
will
be
capabld
o
f
producing
tion.
,
,
,
,
Mention of tax f L
day morning’* buiineai session of New York National Headquarter* New York, $8,000; 0 l f ’m; L. phnver, terial on which the I-abor Depart
The Nntlonnl P res* Club, which power some time next summer. I t plus water during normnl flow on
the quadrennial meeting under the were $780,122.73; at Washington Washington, $7,600; 'Percy Chubb, ment’s annual report, ns made is the focus point for the announce will have an ultimate capacity of the river.
men,1') Vl°LUl‘on of t
by
Secretary
chairmanship of Dr. Robert
E. $31,311.82, and Chicago $0,602.50, New York, $5,000; Willnrd U. T a y public Thursday
Wilson Dam is officially known as ojoot to the constk
.000
disCOO.O
OO horsepower, over the dis
ments, in unable to gauge their CO
Davis,
is
based.
vides
for freedom”
the
report
stated,
listing
in
addi
lor, New York, $6,000; D. H. HeineSpeer, of Now York.
number. organisations
~
that send I position of wnich a bittdr contro- "Dorn Number Two," and is one
Three salient changes in immi- [ T - in
The report relates that the tion, , as miscellaneous receipts, mann, Charlotte, N. C., $6,000; W.
The
statue upon I
of
three
projected
in
the
Tennessee
versy is raging in Congress.
™ n ts were bV»
growth of the co-operative movc- $3,720,38 from the New York of A. Comstock, Detroit, $5,000; Sam- grntion practice are suggested by ervvi«e. the Press Club says, no tab
River nt Muscale Shoals.
Wilson
Dam
will
eventually
cre
ni iikpm it *4ejj.
s ment, during the last four years, fice, $20,715.45 from Washington uoL Untcnnyrr, New York. $5,000;. Mi. Davis. The first would
After nil proposed improvements
would nnap is kept.
ate an artificial lake, extending up
N'orman II. Davis, New York. plv to citizens of Canada. Mexico
|>eraon
to print oi
been normal, but that there and $17.60 from Chicago.
are
completed,
engineer
officers
Practically nil the government stream In the Tennessee River
Expenditures by the New York $5,000; Cleveland H. Dodge, New and other North American coun
pas been an increasing movement
manner whatever
point qut. the Tennessee River will law
drrurtments
report
to
this
system
!
about
18
miles,
with
an
average
nny
return ■
‘
part of the churches to work office were (dared at $033,452.99; York, $5,000; Arthur Sacns, New tries outside the United States the t, keep the public officially inform width of throe quarters of n mile. he navigable from the Ohio River
by
Washington
$210,305.22,
and
York,
$5,000;
George.
Brennan,
together and to do the things in
o*, or source of I
quota restrictions now governing ed
Even the White House uses The darn proper is considered tho to Knoxville, Tenn.
cbmhion which they cannot accom- Chicago $54.10. The balance of Chicago, $5,000; S. I). £°nulon, the entrance of aliens from other tin . hanncl occasiopally. Sund
The district through which this losses or expend^
largest in the world and is a mile
idry
pH*h. working alone. The spirit $61,612 was accounted for by c o m - [ New York. $6,000; A. McBlain,’ h inds-' Thc socond' would allow ore l izutions have udopted the long. 137 feet high, and covers 20 river flows is rich in mineral, tim in uny income yetu
ual significance of the work of the putlng the $120,000 loan nmong Chicago, $6,000: W. D. Clayton, temporary increase in the n d m l in« ;l. ,d ns their own. Units for acres. The work is under the gen* ber and agricultural resources, de
The publication n
Federal Council was stressed,
ion of aliens in times j>f establish nod against prohibition pcrodienl- crui supervision of Major General clares Major General Taylor, and said, did not violate i
Contributions
of
more
than
$100
I
allure,
Washington,
$5,000.
v. Sutnfning up the report of the
ed and particularized labor short l\ i •me preM notices. In fact, well I Harry Taylor,
chief of army engi would be greatly benefttted by ade S nco »h‘- list from '
.
Executive Committee for the press,
age in the .United
_ States,. and
... .per. . . , nigh every
>ery national i>ody
body re p re -1 nerrs, with Lt^Col. George It. quate river transportation facili Hon wus niade i
Dr. Charles S. Macfnrland. Gener
■
_apart from the
mil administrative restriction oT l
•<1 here brings the "handout” Spalding in immediate charge of ties. The principal obstruction to
al Secretary, said:
all immigration
under existing ini' p'ay when desiring to impart the Construction forces.
|navigation are the shoals in the have been difTeix
{' “W«J arc not likely to experience
I' gal limits in times of unemploy-jr
< tidbit of information.
1 Some 230,000 horsepower of hy- Mu.«~le Minals aren, and completion samo as the return"
any great advance in public right
ment. The third major proposal
I i'< Washington correspondents dro-electric generating apparatus ] of Wilson Dam will he the first
Judge Reeves,
eousness without n great udvancc
„
I would require, the registration and
m1 enough of this materiul in a |will be ready hy next summer. A j great step towards opening up thnt amount paid emu,
In pcrronnl holiness. For this rea
'«» n part of amim.,
T i l ! a iia o o p p II M
,
enrollment of all
aliens admitted da) *•' fill a fair-sized volume, and , power house. 1,250 feet long, 150 I region to water development',
son, Olo work of the Commission
i Ai.LAll A Jinr.r., Ha., Dec. .1,— |dilierent comuulnities attended a to the country.
oft- it get little real information for t
is excepted from »
;Evangelism
is being
stressed. ( An increasing
is
being
; "meeting
to
organize
hot
school
_«*n'
_
,
"
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iiwuiia,
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if(uiiisi
m
u
m
11•" •l 1
,
I’iiins.
penal statues heci,
Alor.tr with the discussion of c D
TTta churches are working together shown in Florida in the work of j lunches. The aim there, it is stat .
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T Jp n g these lines and in many com- the slat,* home demonstration ed. is to e* tahlish hot lunches in these points, however. Mr. Davis
T n I I e
...
. special tie
ihuqtUts
have by
neriodi workers in proper nutrition for every community school, where d .n l. at considerable length with [/) i n S P f k t f
the department's other work in- • * ' " * ” ■ U t l l l l
I t I I N
q f .concerted effort placed the em r.chool children. This is shown in there is a home demonstration olul
phasis on evangelism, or personnl the last monthly reports of the field In most cases club members will <hiding mediation in labor dis
religion.
government was
workers in different sections.
run the lunches, which will consist putes. tin- assembling of the s t a
Pan-Euro- Pan America is another group the decision to
R E R U N . Dec. 3.
tistics of wages and <ornnfodity
•“During oil its history, the ComIn Polk county
. alone,. . .for
mo lly of simple hot food.
peun suggestions arc• constantly which lie would hove stand alone. Supreme Court
mission on the Church and Social , amnio, the report stated that 970
Home club girls are to he placed <" N, assisting e t c lovment, and
'_
hohliing up all over Europe, hut So his Pan Europe would he. EuService has been a center through enunren
’ ’
unit neon enrolled in tIn* at the head of lunch rooms in l.nke sup, t vising naturalization. With
nearly
ull
the
men
and
women
who,
r<
pe
without
the
Rritish
Isles
and
>
Which tho churches have acted unit nutrition campaign, with teachers county schools and directors ex- l< Pint to these domestic func' 'I V K S V i l .I .E . Dee. 4.— The
' MR ASS A1)0$ |
edly In bringing Christian prinel- and school children alike taking ! press the belief thnt good results (ions of the department, he jtre s- j.u l.,ys of n hog is tlie most re want Europe to federnte and he- Russia.
i
nnie
n
sort
of
United
States
of
|
Dengue
of
Nations
advocutes
are
res
particularly
the
necessity
for
«•
i
pics to bear more effectively upon hold of the campaign enthusiast)- will he shown.
u i ' i ' i pel i<>d of its life, just the
.
_
,
Paris, Dec 4 _k.
Km ope have
, e j.et schemes ns to j especially hostile to the Couden- Commuiusti g r ^ J I
aoclai and industrial life. The fight rally. Special mention was made
with ii child
I lemonstrntion workers express expansion of the collection of Inb•he exact wuy
pit
iy the
Ini* federation
rVucrntion should
shniiM hohe-Kalergl
hob(*-Kulcvri;i plan,
which is frank* s ii,
, ^1
against the 12-hour day in indus of the teacheri; wanting nutrition the opinion that to provide hot or statistics relating to accident, •I * o
Scott, annual industrial- he etfocti'il.
, ly
lv critical of the Dengue of Nations „„ hh, arrivaTh^;
try illustrates this. The facta were cards for all the children.
lunches for the school children will rates and snfctv in industry and i t
'he
Horidu
Experiment
Stai
..
u
.
the i on tlie
that
it is too. much
gathered with special reference to
Mrs. Allen, demonstration agent do more good ill the schools of the luges that the present federal eln- I 1
i vs thnt Kh.rizin
fnrmgifu
C. ount ( <»ut{f nhou»* - Ka Icrtf i...........
. . .ground
.
.
. .
the steel industry. Almost every for Hillsborough county, reported stole than anything else they ran olnvment serviee lie placed on a Ion .. 'variety of fi'eils to ' chiaisc Austrian publicist who has recently , centralized to bo operated with I
more permanent basis us "insur
paper in the country published the thnt fourteen women from seven J go.
fo, raising ynung jugs, ami attracted much attention hy his Mieocss. It is the idea of Couden- they weie all cub
roht Knlergi
that
the
v a rio u s' group,
ance against unemployment."
statement* on the moral issues in
opinion that feeding is the writings on tile subject of Pan
volved.
Kastnn Asia tfc
In presenting his immigration log!' -1 I' riMil.ration farmers have Europe and was a speaker in the groups or section' into which he
<“In the movement in behalf of in
recommendation*. Mi Davis cites t" r i e to the successful raising recent sesrion of the International would divide the world could r.> China, would hr
culcating respect for law, with
Honor Roll Of Lake Mary School
i stntisticn showing that, while the •i t •v*
Diseu ising this subject. I’once Congress in lierlin, does not operate and maintain much b e tt-r undi r the r,iud»h
Special reference to the Eighteenth
think that England and Russia can relutiotm hy standing alone than if scheme.
present law allow a >|liota immi- Plof •sor Scott says:
Amendment, the Federal Council
I e members of u successful Fan- [
gialion into the United States of
I'I'j.v
pig:
with
plenty
of
good
The three children making the farm im Dixon. Margaret Vernav
haa played u quiet hut effective
European organization.
..
,
-I, v.
,
*"‘l Dil.tlOtl persons a year from I •'I
heed
for
young
growing
part.
highest grades in the Dnkc Mary
.Second (.fade - Orville Noil I......... .tries exclusive of North AmI'll 'i list he entirentruted.
Ills 'them e for pacifying Europe 1
“Through the work of the Com school in the second month were Gussi" Mokes
Hilly
Miisgri.ve, , C1 „
„on-quot„ provisions a f f e c t - I ' I or pigs weaned when from is unite unlike that of the late Sir
mission on the Church and Race Otto Hutchinson, Harney North f buries Touchstone, Thelma l.owe. ,„K relatives of „|o„s already in i d '
I" w e). old. the follow Max Woerhter. who recently died
Relatione, pinetirnl expression has
Oiiirhtnh
* 11...
„ c * M
. ,ali’-, an.Ii Imn^rirm
t
The three children making the ( arlmi*
■c l should pii.y,. satisfactory in Rondoii.
He was known fm
mm : i
.
, ,,,
/x * .
1 r1 »»n**u
been given to the ideals of inter highest grades in the Dnkc Mary
I bird t,rndv D.Ilian Oug|.to„. earning under professional, edu
•I al gains
kiinmil.i, crush years as the old man who nevci
racial co-operation. In many com school in the second month were Rliinche White. Otto Hutchinson
”. and -Ii.its, g.piul parts failed to lulk with kings and puli
•ational and coinmenial statue
munities leading white and negro Otto Hutchinson, Burney North
Fifth tirmle llesne Singletaiv
'lit
q.ld to this five to jtirinn* throughout Europe about
•lassificatinns, make lit possible | .\
citizens nro serving on inter-rn- and lianin North, each having an liesha Touchstone, Rama North. for a much grr.itei niimher of - %
■\i o pounds of ti - h meal t,, each 11he advisability of abolishing cus !
Rlirney North
fun I rids of corn and hurt s Add Huns harriers in Europe and fed I
f a d al committees. There has been average of 95.
aliens to enter tlo- imintiv
•n aggrnssivi* campaign of educa
Sixth tirade
Mabel Ferguson.
I
In
' n all of the green material i rating all European states, much *
The
honor
roll
for
the
month
Is
I lie present hug* inflow of im
tion against lynching.
The ex
Chillies Sewell. Albeit Whitukei
I lie |ig- V. ill eat. A- they heroine after the manner the United States
ns follow!':
migrantfrom
•
anada
and
Mexi
tensive publicity given to the facts
Seventh Grade
Myrtle Ninth.
0 .
•o. mm s|n, t, d. I>\ the law so far* old. i helled corn in ear corn enii i* federated, with an international I
First Grade
Dois Ferguson, Dick Vcrnay
through the churches and through
ii' native i it I/eti - i. f those conn to "I* illllted lor the <lushed corn P"!ne force to keep ordei instead
tho public.press have, in thn judg
tfl»> a fr rmiti vird i'* putti
a and i wpeas, peanuts, ground vrl of com pet i 11\e armies which were
ment of close observers, been no
".an- lot lb,' -kimmilk and I c ; . mg their nations poor.
liri’TtllUMi.
a
s
\
11
I
h»\
I-,
on
email factor #III, reducing
the
lynch
-—...........,
Sailors
Step
Lively
-hMotor
Club
Starts
< n.int < ondenliol.e Knlergi think <
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m
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KuroInk record of America to hy far the I *
J
,
H" interests of Europe are (id
' ' • ■ I'M
I'ollld b e f e d
in l a i r iiiitl* i *. LMininrr
lowest figures ever known in the A « W O l f l U n C O H i m a n t l S
Drive at LnRclle pram«’ht ram »• in ! Iihhi* »4uiid »ii*?*. ho .,ii ••. .• i . . M f c a g e I h e y will e i t vailed for all the nation'' to he
present generation. Another step
■t ad " i n
I 'm
( I n - p i l l p o s e |p Im ugh; togeilier.
He regards the
ujisert
recently tnken looks townnl the dc- ' i.oVtDON. Dec. 4
When the
DA BEDI K. Dec. 3.
The I j , lau nil Iv arr hrmir ^nuirr^hvl un- * Wfinte? i’ . t h i n g i s b e t t e i a n d m o r e Rriti'h Empire as n group which
to
tin
I
mtrd
Stall*.ami
velopment of a better understand j Rtihsian ship Tovuriscli tailed from
Relic Motor t'luh ha*, been organ hr lad Jr \rn that pla. H»r thrm on suited t," I ' I m a l a v m i . i l l n . i i s t h a n must -land ■| u it a lo n e los-ause of
ing and apnreciation between Jews
: rap.
d
m
i ye
Us i a in i fien t i" ns and power. Rus
I
Poll
Talbot,
Glamorgnnsgirr,
ie
i/.eil here, with a ini'inhership of d«*l I hr ipiota pi «*\ I-l.»n- i»f lhr*
and Christian*.
4
eently, ii woman rajitsin, know n as about fifty. The club is affiliated |"W' would allow ell
ivr Hl*’PM to suin'. I i tceding. I'le.'inliiies. I- ah sia i* am thei widely spread empire
•""•'iit la V
' 'eniililie-s W' h n h he believee ni 11- 1 slnnd alone.
Coloredl^odjfeK nights I 1i'11Himml
Dialchi'iiki, stood on tin with Hie I'liamhet of I'omineiie la* fnkrn to -hut out thr i\ad»i. * mean- i ■"d l.enll h I.•r pigThis '
■hr
\prior of i •mda11nif mi appln i
114r 11 t tllM'k III •ounnml of a <lew
' I oe places ii. u Inch I he
and ha- tor its imiucduite, pnssing migration int•$ thr IHitril Slat* .
«»f
Illl
V
lM
'tl.
Of Pythias Will Give'
pigs a-. kept iii'ii', - ).» 11•■i - mid
lh»\i- irp oit-. anioiinti’d
Tin* *»i i&riM<il 4*u|if it m nf th« T»» aim. it is stated, the promoting of M»
I partui • a "I
I lie toillinel in
$.J,7
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I
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r
»
III
thr
fi-«
ill
\
r
u
i
p.rji
Musicalc on Thursday v i i r i F r h v\n*. m -Ip h m m I f r o m p u s * i, a lootoiiade to V\c-i i’alm li,*ai h
which ii
■ie fed See that they
I IE walllxyard in greatest demand
in Rtlh-lll I •• fill VI l^ltf •• till* \$••<*** I via the d o s s slate highway fmoi hut v%a> looif t hafi not I>, rl •« •pt - get plci . * "I hade, and also pK-uty
I our roomed cottage, eleetrte
tfolll
tll\4s
I,II
IMIIIIIJ’
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lilt
•
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ltd
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hi
ii
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iti
list’d
nt
Toii
Tfilbnt
hr
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11f
to
Atlanta
through
this
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<
Art invitation has been extended
is Sheetrock, the fireproof wallboaril
I of Mill I ' '
lights to see.
I’ i oy a|i an aluiiid
Vo 4ho citizens ot Sanford hy tlie *IiMt pp«‘ii i h |, and all idfurU on lb* Du tyotoiLade is for Die purpose and ot to i irn omr of t h* il« i•.*r t
nice "t b a n w i , l e i
Rath,
port
he*
a
Kl*i
<
h
n
M I 7 >»1
flplored lodge of the Knights of I*4111 of Snvirf lirv«*flt.M to fLld Itilll •( arousing interest in the i losing mrnt whn h totnlh d
There is good reason for its popularity.
“A Ii •.
1 ■' I'l l t n i liar, i t s - u r
tme as can l.c
1’ »Mltd' aid hr kii»’W In* ol the gap of fi miles in Pulio
Pythias, to attend a muricqle to tailrd
roiindii'v
I lie I a l n o i vv t i n l o i n
• ■'tinge all furnished. |Uu v
be given hy the Metropolitan Ouui would Im foil »d ti» it turn to pri Reach county that now I vist^. This Market For Crude Oil pels In 1 ’S ' I" Ii • in lilllt will
Sheetrock is fir ep r o o f— made fryir^rpck,!
right you will say,
tit , Thursday evening, in tlie Hop on iiiimr<liiitrl\ upon his til rival grp • I ro vctsiihh in dry wiathei
pro.lin .
itd ' • si |ulitiv h e* ."
wood, pulp or fibre. Sheetrock i* cojvfor
per Academy. It IS stated that the |
Uu »- ii. and Hi.it III* M'lZl’d t hr and Hie tin to,cn<le evpei ts to go Sought By Rumanians
In .St. I loud t 'it> on Dtxey
ti i -t oppoi t umt \
M’lipr
iartct is one o f tlie f o i e mos t
Hirough
Tlie ■In i ix p e ilhi
Highway.
OKI I • 111|R| |
— you just nail it to the joists or
K ‘*
I
.<
"'llI
tele
c state.
tmesl the W'llnli' west I o«-I III tile
R l't R A R E S T . I ' . . ::
11„ ,,, photo - v-t oi p m . hi . . .I l . y R a r
tdd.
v
n
s
M.
J
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IMill.I
l
l
’S
Sheetrock maf(cj solid, non-icarping waDri
Tho foil owing pr o g r a m will hv Netfro Arrested For
t"l'
•II" me ki'i lilies- I I I II. ol" 11, n I loll ( . III. I to, n, v"ment - planned
300 I'ark Ave.
rendered.
m till- I'.i Ikon - f t. m III.
t n il . I
ceilings
at low cost.
Sanford. Fin.
Binging, "America’’; Prnyci Su
Driving Autoinohile Falestine A ttracts
S i a l l - i i t i |£ ij
oi i * ill. v I n g .i 11
Rl.A N i l i\
Ni vv 11 ml pni king
A. James; (JouI le tte, Female; Wei
a s t i m i - i ’’ i t mi Hi. R i m i a i u a u |"
house o p e n , i
Sheetrock takes any decoration you
come in behalf of Knights of Pyth
While Intoxicated Many Voun^ Settlers l i i i l e u i u ii I n - t r y T h . . p i n t f ' ___
ias, Sir R. Dee; Welcome in behalf
P articu larly b eau tifu l effects are obti
crude O il I.IIS IIOW del lull'll ft Ol I
of Court of Culanthes, Mrs M (•;
S. I tavis. t idol id, i- undi i a
JD
R
I
SADE.M.
Dei
4
The
|ml'"Hd
I
'
l
i
m
i
.
.
with
Sheetrock and Textone, The
Harrln; Musical Number. IJlIUI ipsl for driving a i hi while w
I he g..v eminent seems to he
•»• «»., spring -I Ho
tBtUj Reading, Mis. Hattie Sur del the influelue of litpmr, neconl ">
Decorator.
........... en W h i n t h e d n m ,,f th e c u n
> l"V
11
l n "«»" ' , w
'
■pantjiMusical Number, (Juurtettc;
What Happens Every 2 l/2 Seconds
m ' ' Introduction of District Deputy log to the poll. .
"
Hi,desirable
immigrants
and
as
''™
I'
i"'1
*'M
Sheetrock is ideal for repairs, remoddin# I
Il is alleged that
Davis was,
, ' * ' 1" ,a" , l “'’ " ,
&ir M. ('. Mok.ly; Introduction of driving an loitoinolule m tiuitb* n icsijlt during the mm.H, ,■! AuSOME W H E R E IN TH E WORI |.
i*list
about
2,"OiI
yveie
adiuitted
"
'L,
1
l,n»lueti"ii
new construction.
Grand Chancellor hy Sir G ( ’. Eu lioio, \\ i tliu'sday night and rim'
SO M E ONE is
"•
P'liclv Rumanian
banks, Ihputy of Seminole County, tie i an into the truck of a liaal The e weir mostly .1, w. f r..m
•"it lieastei i. Kuiope. I'.,Ion. Km* V'1 *
'"•••' i-een nmip, ll. d
Sold by yoijr dealer in lumber or
Address, Graml Ciiuncellor W \\ im i it'.ml
Itavis was unhurt, hut
• 1 *'' V!
l
',r|r !l*
' i 1****
Buying A
Andrews, uml a Musiiul Nutuhei 1o. * iiim,11s ol Ills cm laid to have 'in. Kuinania anil t*h«M»..i-l\akia
supplies. Made only by the United •
«M t h i s I n m i l . . | hf.ll w e t . p e o p le o f t l " " ' ' “ " ' l
' " ' " V " " I" "
.Quartette.
I'nediial a tlin tn n
None of them in.l. p e n d e n t IIU'UIU
i m u o * a n d If. I hu d i. ' V ' " " - *'“ '** ' ‘ " " " ' l e t o ' . l y c u i t a l b d
Gypsum Company.
were taken to the hospital
"•lit
( l hell .lulling I'logi.iieI i o Ie
pronpiTt «»i dun mlt I’tupli
III.Millet
imt
has
now
leuelied
tor
I lie allset was made hy uffu eis
•VU'-'t* lllilill|'liili|> lire
Up Father (irecn.
U N I T E D S T A T E S G Y P S U M COMP/
oiostly 1highest level m Ruoiaiiiu'- lu -tm ',
Ui>tbruuk and Huff.
v"" t'g pei.pl.'. well . et Up ..I I will Hvet a g i n g . lo s e to 1,250,(1011 |,lu
205 West Monroe Street, Chicago,]
M K s e n t lADIZ.E IN
d'.uhtless he a gieat asset t.. the lels a m.'iilli
“ Bringing Up Father" will pay Wheeler Moves Office ccmmmic welfnte ..f the c..imlr>
a*«
o.s.Fsi
o*.
Ita yearly visit
to the MilamDunlop Tires
Theatre on Friday of this week To 110 Second Street
Britain Declines to
jWUn.sn afternoon and evening's'
Rail, I., the founders of the I’neonialir Tire Industry
\ \Nt<<i ll i . I■-in| leal eslale
performance.
Recognize
Signature
* Th l* season'll
production will •trail i. hu- iio.vi'il In* ortice from
'outclass anything that has Im-vii the I'list. National Rank building
_____
T H E F i r e p r o o f W A LLB 0)
GENEVA. Dec. 4 - Great Rrit
attempted in the way of the pre *" * 1'1 Fast Second Street. It was
Klin
and
|*t
Street
am
has
III
formed
the
Deague
of
•cntutlon of a (day bused upon the “ " " ‘•“" ‘•’•d today
Uhune 117-1.
popular cartoon of the Sunday
•'*' Wheeler, at the ptesent turn*. Nat unis that the Rriti-.li govern“Funny Fa peri."
j ■* "rtering for sale at what is de m.'ut " d l tint recognise uny signav<;’ “ BrJn(fing Up Father in Ire
" •’aigaia, four lots in t " ic by f.gypt nr the peace protoC A R T E R L U M B ER CO,
land,” has been prepared with es
V,* w *‘“ 'k mi t oinmerciul '" I Hint will give Egypt the right
to
appciil
to
the
Deague
on
nintpOclal care by George McManus
" " ‘I *<"«»• Avenue opposite
I* t> ionnecle.1 with the Anglo/•Midi i t will contain ull of hi* la the Kent building
■iiit** Egyptian dispute.
t*st and best comedy sketches *»
1’’*•*' l" 1''
Wlieelei po....*
shown recently in more thu** umam,,"k’ Die most desirul.lt
TO DEVKDOF E V ERbI.A D K S
thousand newspaper* throughout III Sanfiifil alril u l l I m* purchtt^l'll
the entire world. No more pro- a l very r« iks(iiiiil»li prii »*>».
W EST I’AI.M liKAt II Dee 4 — 1
l l f t c opportunity
for
hilurmu*
MUHIU I VII;lilCS l)l< KsSIiKN
A movement bus been started here I
fc
comedy can be Imagined thun thv
.
*■
|fm tlie formation iff un association
**ri»« of ludicrous character *ketDRESDEN
Dec
4
To
cheer
composed of all persons interested
phea, conceived by the world’s
A F in e Cumly
greatest Ncwspuper staff artist tlie downtrodden, a series of flee m developpment of the Evergladesymphony ei.neert.' has been given; I* G Uinion, president, und Ii. E.
George McManus.
to the unemployed of this city h y ! Robinson, secretary of the loeni
^
i
r 1
. . .
The principal reason that the
tho Deague for MumcuI. Culture.}chamber of commerce, form u comtheatre-going public await with so The attendance wu* overwhelming, j mittoc that is working on tin
Wh pleasure.
the coming of und the interest of the audience j gant&alloil. It ih the intentin.. Olintention to
ringing
Up
Father"
is that they keen, especially when tlie manage- |bring ull land owners of
thq Ever£•
khow of a surety that it will be ment provided musical experts us , glude*. and i vpresentutives of ull
'Antlreiy new.
With no .......
hold overs »|a*»vi»
speakers who,
‘ Iei,lull
..........................
vvno, previous to .each
licit
together in tlie asso O h H e n r jr I
i |eoiumuniliaa
r
i
ii " 'i ,* ny prVv‘0UI‘ s«*»on.! performance, i ketehed the life of'ciuti.
ciation for the purpore of dealing sbculd bs on
naturally Jtggs ami Maggie and, the composer und expluined in sim- 1 more authoritatively with commis- yompariy list
say picniu
B f . cause of all their
trouble* pie language the underlying muu- laiuitara
siunv of the Evi'igludv* Jrainuge
4. h . t j ) ’ •!•
>int> and the Flappers" will be cal ideas of the opus.
[tiotriet. Tho Commiaaioners, it ir
■ro. but all new faces, new
--------------------stated, will be asked concerning any
■ranery and costumes and jokus,
1*1.AN D O U BLE 8 E K V IC B
plan* they have for relieving flood
ntuslo and dances. It will live Inconditionr.
de/initciy with the system now in
l a j i r A , Dee.
tree. 4.
*. — retunsuiai
TAMPA,
Peninsula ,
VOgue. Crowded
houses greet and Occidental Steamship Company
W ALK ER NOMINATED
E t M r every visit, thsaUes are not today announced plane to double
enough to house the atipli- the p a s , -nger steamship sailing
WASHINGTON. Dec. 4— Nom
f * r seats. That i* the true t aVly in January for Havana.
ination of Colonel W. 1„ Walker
of "Bringing Up Father’’
°» Armv Engineer! to be Goverhas been for the pest ten conLA K E WORTH***- Boynton sub n.or pi Panama Canal, was aent to
J- M. McCASKII.I., Mgr.
Itive years, as this is the tenth urb tn he developed at c o lt of $600, the Senate Thursday by President
N. Elm Avenue.
000.1
the aeries.
Phone
Cooudga.
IN REPORT
WORKPAST YEAR
?SS£*«
s t oHtSsm
w
Increased Interest Being Shown In
Proper Nutrition F o r Children
How To Raise Pigs
in State Of Florida
Many Schemes Have Been Advanced iyM’, 'm'Y;'
For Union Of European Countries *Z"S!r-,^llw*«;'
and at lower cost ml
FOR SALE
T
i?
S
DUNLOP TIRE
I IILOW S SERVICE STATION
Oh Henry!
T h e B U H E R M IL K O d o r
te lls th e ta s te
O d o r is ^ a p a r t
S
T
3.
SHEETRO
Red Comb Egg Mash
Red Comb Scratch Ff*
together makes your h€l»
more; both contain plenty
white and yolk elements. •
�!’.>yv*: -vCi mis
1 EV ER T T R U E
itructor Gives Out Information On
Bow To Control Spread Of Whitefly
* r.<V
tam ed over to men who know
. *
nothing or care nothing
about
the main object thoroughness In their wqjk or the
idee
, — completely wet both eidea
S i x e r y le a f and all trunk* and proper manner o t handling valua
bee, according to E . L. Lord, ble and delicate machinery. Oil
ant professor o f horticulture, sprays should bo mixed with soft
water or water that has been soft
.College of .Agriculture,
pressure is necessary. The ened.
Spraying should bo done for n ;
L„jit of pressure depends upon
ftlze of the noszle and the reason and not on tho hit or mlssi
_ !ity of the man handling it. A plan. The best, manner In which
■rapid worker can handle
260 to Judge proper time for this work j
inds of pressue; a slow man is to watch tho trees, know the
not i handle more than 160 different pests to bo guarded*
ds, it is suggested therefore against, and by tho use of n good
»t,n power pump of a t least 176 hand lens be able to tell the ap*,
und* pressure should be used. proximate moment when spraying
- The amount of spraying mater- will be most effective and econom
1 needed to thoroughly cover a ical, say the specialists here. Some
e varies with the sice of the people spray periodically, regard
A y « o ? young tree will not less of the presence in large or
(rh more than half a gallon small numbers. Thin method It
ah extra large one will Lake is said will control the pests if
gallons. The average tree of done often enough, but will genur-i
tto 12 feet requires about eight ally prove expensive. 1 Others]
spray after the bisects have b o -1
PUS.
• *.
sying should never be done come numerous and the damage,
ng a rain or when tho foliage is done. Thin is too late. There]
ripping wet, as the water on in still another class who will not)
leaves dilutes the spray *olu* spray for any reason whatsoever. I
r- Spraying should cease nt it Is added.
Spraying In the right manner,
ten minutes before n shower
.not be resumed until dripping with the correct pressure, at the]
proper time, with suitable muterivoa has stopped.
Ann extensive spraying outfit i inis,
ials, will give satisfactory results
'ibttfy liiajerlf(s’ should not lx*1 it Is declared.
A A H O M Q .O O O
JEa
L r" - = □
"THIS t S k S A U T H * u t <^>F - —
s A —_ *
talk; 7:30 announced; 7:46 talk
8:20 concert trio; 9:30 dunce.
WCDD—Zion (345) 8 male quar-1
tet, solos, whistling, flute, trio.
fS B — Atlanta Journal
(429)
WSU— Atlanta .Iminiul (429) 1 0 :
_ - program; 10:46 organist.
445 woman’s division Chamber of
U.WEEL—Boston
(303) 0 Big ; (Commerce.
‘ cr club; 7-11 musical.
KFGZ— Berrien Spring* (270) 7
WMAQ—Chicago New* (447.6) ] story; 8:16 string trio; H.6o book
organ; 0:30 orchestra; 8 talk; chat; 9:05 vocal.
W E E J— Boston (303)
Big
8:16 C l i r i F Lauglin; 8:30 nuto
Brother club; 0:40 musical; 7 l.ynn
•djtdrj l) lecture; 9:16 program.
* con- night; 8 contralto; 8:30 musical;
. W QJ— Chicago (448) 77-8
r;
10-2
: * W t * » j) a l l , reader; 1(1-2 1
Rainbo |10
WGR— Buffalo (.119) G lertme;
17 concert; 0:30 dunce music.
J f A V E B Il - —Chicago (370) 7 orches
OLD HOME TOWN
WMAQ-—Chicago News (447.5) <i
t r a ; 0 soloists; 11 orchestra.
|organ; 0:30 stories; 8 lecture; 8:30
■ ^•■ 1 JCYW— Chicago (630) 0:35 story musical; 0 plnynight; 9:46 talk.
T concert; 8 reading; 8:30 musical;
WEB1I—Chfrugo (370) 7 song«v;
I ll6 talk; 10 orchestra.
9 orchcstru, rondingn, vocal; II |C i
|
_WL8 — Chicago (845) 0:30 or- soloists.
K YW —Chicago (5 3 0 1 0:36 story; I
1 ; 7 lullaby; 7:16 music, speech7 concert; 7:30-10 musical, stage
Bra
,W— Cincinnati (423) 10-12 tevlew, tulks; 9:45 revue. Night
hmvks, organ.
nupl
SOJa*st>
Jl-SW.TKI’
H I.S —Chicago (346) 0 :30 u^gun ;
J ax — Cleveland (390) 0 conh
7-9:30 entortuinei s, fnrm program,
.-,'WFAA— Dallas News (470) 8:30 t,,>" k l “lk; 10 aoprtmo; In 30 or
rpu 5Af IF |'■•iUD orchestra; 1 1 - 1 2 dance.
jrhcsln,.
MP WA/4t*, Tt)l
K i i WOC— Davenport (484) 7 Sund-I
WI ' V Cincinnati t I23| H 10 „r
<ir.r momp ^
Hf 111. ha^ I *
9 ,,orchestra; 11 dunce.
ichi strn band conrerls.
Tt>r*Q Hi TM/ W V f j— Detroit News (617) 7:30
W1AM Cleveland (.390) 7 cm
tiAO* ?
4,0 net 'V*, \
low* orchestra, bass, soprano; 9 . c,’^|;
( THf Y Atr4‘t n Hf
fehestra; 10 News orche.Un.
U,M -Davenport <4S4> 7 Sand
1(4 ItV *
U,
MfLi rur -rwr ,
I ' K F X X ^ H n stin g s (291) 9:30 or- " " I '1' ?
V
/voLt
-,tw
.
<■■j J , \ v ' i'
ehrst* * 1
l WCX— Detroit (617
(617) 0 musica 1
f i . W H B — Kansas City (411) 8-10
,
i
"H fiik il,,.
” ’* J — Detroit News ( f l T i 7
'
a ,.
■ Q W p A F — Kansas City .Star (411)
" r‘
" " ,*r .
C-7 travelogue,
readings, story, " N X — Hollywi....k (-M il . •-(
lady, ensemble;
1 1 :45-1
Night>« fvnture; 12 m. h. -U...
] WOS - Jefferson <lty 1 1 4 (1.(1) H
ISfK H /—
Angeles Times (396)
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he.-ti ailvei i m e n t . Actual field results clears
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lonnulas uml analyses to suit every Florin*
Among tlm four types of BIG CROP r
lures there is one especially adapted to the _ _ _
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fertilizer to satisfy every need of your sou
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Descriptive booklet free on request-
W ED N ESD A Y, DECEM
BER 10T1I
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Milane Theatre
BIG PARAD E— 4:00 P. M.
REA LTO R
Seats on sale Rounallet & Anderson
Drug Store.
liu ild in g .
FOR CITRUS AND VEGETABLE
SANFORD SHRINE MINSTRELS
E. F. LANE
Fir$U N a t i o n a l R a n k
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Armiiur Fertilixtr Work*
Went Commercial and It. IL At*
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S A L E S FO R C E — Mia* Ruba Williams, Reginald S. Holly.
Hugh Whale hell
Jacksonville, Fla;
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ALL P R O P E R T Y OW NERS OWNING PRO f'KUTY ON MEl.*
j N V l L U l AV'ENUK FROM C E L ER Y A VKNI’ F. S O f T I I TO T H E
E. BRANCH OF T H E A TLA N TIC COAST u . \ E RAILROAD,
f^itica U hereby given th at the construction of the axphall paveHt on Mellonville Avenue from Celery Aven-jc aouth to (he S . & E.
a f the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad a,,* been completed, uml
inpleted work haa been, finally accep'^-u by the ('omminxton of
|t]r of Sanford, Florida.
I following Is the final estimate for.* jiaving Melliinville Avenue
** Cc'ery Avenue South to the S. &. E. Branch of the Atlantic
Line Railroad a width of 10 iv^t with sheet usphalt on u 0
tk base.
TrgU. yds. grading at 40c .......________ ___
..
5 380.80
f^Jn- ft. flush curb at 36c „ .............................................. .
808.70
!• f t curb r*-M t a t 16c ...... ............. ........... .................... ......... .
42.00 1
, yds. macadam base a t * goc ...... ...... ..................... ................ 1,928.40.
I. Jfdj. 2 inch shaet qapb lU top at |i.02 ............................. 2,460.16 ,
yd*, brick tv-laid a t 4*c
.............. .......... ........ .................
f>5.Ri)'
i .B. inlet* nt 480.00 .......
........... .. ........
GO.OO
, ft, S inch drain t f .. at $100.00 per M . .........................
130.00.
050.63 ,
ft. 12 inch
sewer at $1.05 ----------*or>
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O N E W A Y F A R E S — J A C K S O N V I L L E TO
(A T I A NTIC CITY
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4NIAGARA FAIL* 144.11
1NEW V OBK h Y. 1114
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id \'iur imdiut* t«'gul:ifly you will help >ruu>fll
fbe lunik and tlie erinKiiiinitv in which vmi live
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Jill,.—
fl>u87 lin. ft, granite curb reset at 1 5 c — ...
T v
60.14
J . P . McClelland, L o t ' I , Blk G
679 *q. yds- macadam foundation at 60c
- B Y CONDO \ J . F . McClelland, Lot 2, Dlk G
60.14
579 sq. yds. 2 inch sheet asphalt top at 21.02 J u.....
7------------ --------- ------------60.14
Mrs, E. lb 'C am p , Lot 3, Blk 0
1C1 rq. yds. brick re-laid at 44c ............. ..................
60.14
1\ B. Dyson, Lot 4, Blk G
283 sq. yds. concrete alley rctuVns a t 30c
60.14
J . E . Spurting, Lot 6, Blk G
!.»*»••**•**■•***"■
1 type B. inlet
F . E . S h e r ma n , •
1 manhole
G. M. Sherman,
95.61 77 sq. ft sidewalk at 20c
A o o D
. . . 60.14
& H, L. Graham, Lot 0, Blk G ..
95.01 ; laboratory inspection of mntcrlnla
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..... 50.14
— “ ==1 h o r n i m <v
J . E . Spurting, Lot 7, Blk. G ..........
Legal expense, advertising, etc. 2 per cent ................
F . E . Sherman,
; Engineering, 4 per cent
G. M. Sherman,
96.01
60.14
A H. L. Graham, Ixit 8, Blk G .....
Total cost —F . E. Sherman,
To be borne by City, 1-3
G. M. Shcrmr.n, and
95.01 To be borne by Adjacent Property owners
. . . 60.14
H. L. Graham, I^it 9, Blk G .......
Number of feet frontlgt* ......................... .....................
F , E. Shcrrtmn,
Assessment per foot frontage .......... ...............
12.70
(f, M. Sherman, and
F RE D T. WILLIAMS. E
0Q.03
31.80
IL L. Graham, I/ot 10, Blk G . .
Name____ Description
Foot Frontage
Final
See. 31, T a p . 19. R. It. 31 E., Seminole fom ity. Fla.
'= _ £ r - ^
E. It. Trnfford’s Map, Sanford.
Boston Steel'.*— Bog. at intersection of Cen
W. H. Peters estate, Lot 7, Blk 11, Tr. 4......
117
ter lim * of Mellonvlllc Ave., and Celery Avo.,
W. T. Wheek'BS. Lot 10, Blk. 11, Tr. 4
117
run W«-*t 180 feet, South 418 feet, Fumt to
719.37 Ellen Mahoney E I 2 Lot 1, Llk 12, Tr. 4
58 1 2
Mollottwlle Avo., N ftth to Beg.
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Blk
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Tr.
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58
i Mm. .Msrihti Moffltt.— Beg. nt n point on
I Louise Audrey Shaniii, l o t 6, It Ik 12, Tr. J 117
Center line of Mellonvllle Avo,, 418 ft. South
1
The above and foregoing final nsnessment:! are t>ayah|e _
of the North line of See. 31, Twp. 19. S. It. 31
'
(crest
up to December 16th, 1924, and from and after -uric
E., run South on renter lino of Mellonville
special assessments will be payable only in ti a i qual
Ave. 2 ■i ft., West 245 ft., North 366 _ft.. Hast
502.61 1nienta with interest at 8 per cent per annum on all ,)ff(
245 ft . to beg. (Less 14th S i.) .
----- 296.
merits.
Itenlt Trust Company— Beg. til a point on
Witness my hand a: l ity ( lerk and (he Seal of the (7tr
ccntci ''to of Mellonville Ave. 7<3 ft.. South
ford
Florida, this 13th day of November A. D . 192;
' o f Ih Not til line of S ‘C. 31, Twp. 19, S. It. 31
1
(SealI
L- I - P H H JP R , Cjiy , 7^
E.f rtm South on center line of Mellonville
I
HAUC
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14,
21,
2K
and
Dee.
5
and 12.
Ave.,
7 3 ft., thence West 245 ft., North
HA P
A H A STY
1021.52
537.2 U . East 245 ft. to beg.
617.3
A T IT U J
Atlnrti. ( east Line Railroad Co. Beg. nt the
a iD c u B iH E U siB U B B isiB sa sB isiiiK iia n a R R iicii
S E f ni. ..I NE 1-4 of NW 1-4 run West 2011
ft., N i tli 26 ft., East 400 ft.. South 25 ft..
West -O' ft., to beg.
II.
,8 18
The above and foregoing final iv o - is merits ave payable without
•r <
intcre '
to Dc*. 15, 1924, and from mid after mrh dale vted spec
ial n.,--o merits will lie payable only in ten equal normal installmentd
with title test at 8 per r ent per arimim mi all defi'rred puymeiit i.
"■*<) -A"
ford
Wit i my band as < ily t lerk ami the Seal ol the < ilv of Sanfmtl.
Florida, this Hilt day of November A. D. 1921,
(Sea! t
I- R- I'H IL II’S, City t i c k.
Nio >1 21. 28 and Dee. 5 and 12.
T() A ll. I’KOl’KKTY OWNERS OWNING FROI’ERTY ON TENTH
Hy STA N LEY
ST R E E T FROM l*ARK AV EN TK W EST TO OAK AV EN EE.
No: v, is hereby given that the construction of the a-phnlt pave
ment .a Tenth Sticet from Dark Avenue west to Oak Avenue I as
been . -a (doted, and the rompMed work has been finally aeeepti'd b>
UiX.’ L L A R MKKTINC
the ( mini -ion of Oh' City of Sanfonl. Florida.
lin felowing is the final estimate for paving Tenth Street from
I'ail. AVetme we ( to f)ak Avenue a width of 21 feet with sheet .
asphalt, oil ti 0 inch rink base.
w
Il l: I EM IS,
lit \I,E
Ih llll
120 in yds. gtailing til 4<>e
$
IN.ilicil Ruhr
S« rrlurjl
497 |ia-ft innerrtc lUth A- gutter at 7*le
22
to
04 lie ft flush curb at 35,*
^ n cr ■ ■ a ■ r ■ u a u c s a v ■ ■ ■ sr ■ x ■ n n ■ mbi ■ ■ Dan n bbiixirbbii
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>RD HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 102f,
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The Ring’s G reatest Diver
L( International
Loop
[John Farrel Renew
■ of Many Yeara’ Slandf o cn They Clash Over
lC b a nKe
lyORf). Conn., Dec. 3.—
[feud long simmering boiiI gt the opening session of
Lonfll Association of Proh baseball league* TuosLn John Conway Toole,
U of International League
L fl. Farrell, secretary of
Cor.ttl Association, clashed
Uromcnt over consideration
Reposed amendments to
Lg-mlnor lcagpe roles,
filing Farrell' for sending
[smendment to the minor
L before they hnd been
L,n by the major leagues
bring that Farrell was a
L» "persistent and wilful"
L of the optional player
bit, Toole voiced a vigorous
[ a g a i ns t the prnctice of the
Lgucs in ignoring the
r 0f an agreement.
L year since 1921 the mnL ; have violated the maL optional player agreeL placing as mnny ns fif-
rc all the respect in the
r Judge
Igindis" said
nt 1 don’t see how he can
ovc* to the rules nnd nu
Krh prorediire which
siulntion of the exi ling
lUtc started when John
tu. of Memphis, president
xutliern Association. m m thr proposals be levied as
without consideration, tin
vere Hetml on by the majR a i l i n g and h e a t e d d i ' e i i s m imignates
v o teil to la y
■trr ever u n til W e d n e s d a y ,
ity-oiie l e a g u e s w e r e r e p r e lat the - e s s i o n .
Itrenxunr's
rep ort,
w h ic h
k p lc d . s h o w e d t h a t t h e NaiXiKiciMtion hnd a h n la n c e
ptW’i at t h e c o n c l u s i o n o f
I the m i n o r l e a g u e s t h i s
I t wax r e v e a le d t h a t $ 2 . 2 ) 1 . I< Paul by b o jl i m a j o r am i
ptague c lu b s
in p u r c h a s e
w of t i lo y e r s , a s s i g n m e n t
parts, p l a c i n g p l a y e r s on
tu r c in in g op tions, d rnft
prrs a n d
for
territo rial
Lowed,
pport further showed that
the 1924 senson only III
I were suspended for rontun|Hng against J4 for 1921.
Rg to thie report 4K minor
i ire now in operation, un
12 *- titles and towns in the
Etiiti s nnd Canada.
U sniKiuncvd that tho Buf
(tsrr of the International
will train at Palmetto. Fla.
ping
SPERITY OF
1 FORECAST
TREASURER
and Healthy ConPredicted By Secof T/easury Mellon
ih
■ jC 'l O N , D e c . ft.— Y e a r s
Mmix a n d h e a l t h y e o n d i|* ji s u c c e e d e d t h e e l e c O * w e « f o r e c a s t fo r th e
b y B o c r b t e r y M e l* Nnnuul r e p o r t o f th u
* n i to C o n g r e s s W ed-
I n s u r e r ' m ’ r i i l l e d * th o T r t n g - a ' m o s t t ^ t o r i o o a
I s tt genl w h o llupn l(» t h e c a n v a s « t t h o stlg hl
i.m n m tost arjuni tc •e xh lb R to t i.
b*m b o wna
n.ln by T o n y F o e n t o . Mexlonn hoavywol*,hL
ih.. sun pi clous, of O i tlfo n U a auU iorU K O j-w ho
I m t b w i l h un mveatbxUlon^
.-illho'igh difln o liie ili'i'ii-ii i b:i i Ii -If I •|hr« e ami mu half per cent
been, has tione mm b lor bo nn
b.mk Uojsihiu have im teased six
Mr. Mellon said, and be expieso n ir cu-lil bllioii dnllars from the
eil the ho|H* that more could b- biw n.,e,I ,,f 1921. ur over twenty
done soon. Me said hn desiied lux t er I I I
ivfornt as well as tax n-dinloin 1 "At tin1 aim* lime reserves are
and warned against using tin to ld 'it*11 c.iliv high, trozeu loan- fiav,
of taxation as a field "for "t ml
Lein .lint >-( eoinpletelv lii|imlal'd
istic experiment or as a <!ub in and 'lie liibiilrV’s banking and
punish success." If this wen- done credit
' l in I lire was nevera
111* said, tile entidil intis of n lew stiongi r ii i iiimi and mole abbyears ago may »nine back
. 1.1 Slip,nit l r mil iliin-d bll-IIU'N Ulld
"While it has taken
tune for Hldut 11 a.i 1 i >pan lull
this situation romplt-lely In rem
edy itself,” The Secretary cniilimiod, "the adjustment has now been
made, and both tin liking and liusi
ness conditions are in a thorough
ly sound position.
Prices have
been comparative! v stable for I wo
or three years, prodintmn Ims in
creased twenty or twenty-five per
cent, lunik debts, fifteen or twen
ty per cent, and employment eight
or ten tier cent. Interest and dis
count rates, as a rule, have been
reduced more than half. Discount
rules of the Federal Reserve Bank
of New York, for example, have
been reduced front seven and one
MOM’N POP
of the tax burden,
A tJO fclQ fC
irec Yepr Program to-Start
Jan. 1 Will Sock Extensive
Participation In AD Forms
of Athletics by Military
(Hra'n
WASHINGTON, Dee. 3. — De
velopment of extensive ..enlisted
Dnzzy Vance”, Brooklyn Ace, participation in army athletics is
Is Head'of Pitching.Staff of the object of a three^year pro
All-StarTenmSclectrd From gram to be initiated b y 't h e W ar
The National Leagiie Clubs Department on Ja n . J ;
Under the program* aa it is beintr developed’ by Major T. J .
Johnson, army athletic officer,
only one officer will bo allowed
to piny on a team, although there
nre a fow exceptions. Golfi tennis
nnd polo are to be the particular
arenas
for officer sportsmen,
while the rank and file will con
tend in baseball, football and bas
ketball. All-star officer teams
nre discouraged.
This regime was brought about
by n tightening of . army purse
strings by Congressional hands,
and a desiro to remove dissatisfac
tion aiming
enlisted personnel
with thr present trend of Army
athletics.
Corps areas will nrrnngc inter
"firs t ten" by the committee of corps area games, and the com
baseball writers, which decided manding gem-rnl of the ninth corps
the contest nnd his team-mate area, Comprising the western sec
Burleigh Grimes, was next among tion of the country, is to arrange
the twirlers given recognition.
schedule for Pacific gomes with
The rival values to a team of marines and naval men stationed
Tho commanding general
a regular player and a pitcher i there
long hnve amused keen discussion, nt Fort Henning, (In., is charged
hut the committee decided that with details connected with the
Vance’s brilliant mound woik, organization of army teams for I
whivh was chiefly responsible fo r Atlantic games,
lifting Brooklyn to n contending
Officers tennis and teams com
position and enabling the club to posed partly of officers are confinish in second plnce. wns more sidered permissible nt the general
of an asset than
the terrific bat nnn special service schools, but
ting of Hornsby, who led his lea- may not he used to play inter-sergue for the fifth successive v*ar vice games with navy and marine
with a mark of .124, tho highest corps players or against another
in modern annals, nnd was char army team. Thev ur* to he reneterized by President Heydler of strirted to playing with college
the National
League ns
the and civilian teams.
Kxclusively
"greatest batsman of all time."
officer teams innv lie organized
In making their decision, the on particular occasions, within the
writers followed a precedent set War Department’s new policy, for
in the American
League, which competitions with other officer
placed its individual crowd on the teams,
head of Walter Johnson, veteran
pitching star of the world’s cham
ih
1 n h f it Slat#’* ftn«1 Iri Com edian
Jo in s W ith
pion Washington Americans, m f<MMU’nt»fi •*11
iif i J**n, l 11 i*!i»t tnipi " t r
Longfellow to Honor
preference to Kildie foiling. White 1 1, <t i|< (• ln|i I tnd*- f*»» t i n |Hir|K>Hr
f t* 11» itnil to lie j i i p I |Mi fo rm ail
Sox second baseman.
Childhood
■,
iltiiik t .«|si * f m»r Li I ** mit i*f i |ft|l for
The nil star National lA’iigm- t f . tt» v t I»«ptii*’ fit m h I I in |*f n *•*’tn t ill
team selected from the results of i.f i ‘I* vit »ti* fur it nt jtin itoM'jH for
A1 Jntson, hlchest-prlccd come
\* III- h III MM(II t' imiv Id .1till |>I ml . to
t herbal lot im' follows:
d.dt, r f
t ami «l I r •** t
11. * inntiHH*’ - dian singer on any stage, hns
Fit - 1 Hast, Kelly, New York
ni* id uni mb|f of nII or finrI of t h r Joined with Henry Wadsworth
Second Hast , Hornsby St. U mii
jti • i t *•f i lie rto |H*rrit ion and to
Hiift.
1 :i h *■mid d h f i ' l
tlir intin a h ■’ * Lonrfellow to immortallre the
S hort Stop, Mnrnnvillc.
I’m
nit nt
Dint Nil I r of |tl opt f I \ iMlHd* freckle-faced, d ir t y - h a n W Amer
burgh.
I'd
I fill llltol* •*f oltltfN flllti to ican urchin.
T h i i Base, Frisc h , New Y m k
n t h ' ii i on romnilMMIll'll Mo K;i#to*'l *
(Fifty years ago. when I^ongfel, 11 h i - iiit-Mf 11f 11 a I »•"! n ■<
i* k t f11 h
Left I u hi, \\ beat. Brooklyn
low wrote hia "B arefoo t Boy, 1m
1Yliter Field, Itoo-h. <'im inii.iti
I
,m •|ii 1r• mu n I« uni" r r i ii i y , started an ora of child poetry,
Itiglit Field, Young New Wok iimi .tint
iM 'n t
( m hi In ml A, but except for hie own, non* of it
i.in'h
ii i h ) i i 11 11 f»r It-F
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was good enough to live. Jolson,
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whose idsa of a holiday is a
*i f l .
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Pi teller. Value, Brook I ( >1
I d ' l l I f N " I I lift I '1*4 m i l l I* I •* 111 nl
HI ,
pocketful of peanuts and a full
tiff - H.iMisli i f l " h l * «
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Brooklyn
da.r^Jn tho pork wher*.children
kt I «iiii
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Sfm in n ic C w n i r , S ta tu o f P t e r W
I n ro E s t a t e o f E m m a V, C u n t r o i
N o l l c a la h e r e b y g i v e n , t o III
w hom i t ,m a y co n cern , t h a t o n th
* 7 l h d a y o f D e c e m b e r . A . D, J$11
T sh all apply to th e H o n n ts b H V
E . I I q u i h o ld e r . J o d y # o f , s e t s Court
ne Judge o f P r o b a t a f o r , mx rial
( R e c h a r g e ua E x e c u t o r or t h a r a t a l
of Em m a
V. C a m e r o n
d eceased
nnil t h a t a t t h e a a m e t i m e l Wl|
p r r s e u t m j r ., f i n a l a e c o u u t a aa< K s
e d i t o r o r paid A l t a i c , a n d ask. Lyi
t h e i r a p p r o v a l.
Dated UoteWr 1*. A.* D.’
A, B . U A ) t K R O N . E x e c u t o r , . '
IN C O U R T O F COU.VTV J I J I M I B ,
Sem inole < o « n ty , S la t e o f F lo r id a ,
l^n re E s t a t e o f J o h n E
b ttM W
N o tic e I n h e r e b y g l y » n . tp all
w h o m (t m s y , y r m e i r n . t b # t op I h *
K M h n k h n t d e r . T f id K . b f . a l d C o
1 a« J m l g a j o f P r o b a t e , f o r o u r f
I •llacharu e ,aa E x e c u t o r s , of t h e r *
! o f J o h n ’ E . r.u n itq u Is L decern
i amt (lint n t t h e aaran t i m e We
present our fin a l aeeounta a a ,
•"■ntors n t said e s t a t e , a n d . o a k
ih e ir approval.
■1 '
’1
Lhitnrt O c t o b e r 2 J . A. D. O l
. E D W I N W. L l t N D Q U t t r r , ni
roller skato and play ball, now
announce* a kid song scriw.
Tho first la called "W h o W anU
a Bad Liltlo Hoyt” Thla aong,
tells tho story of what goca on in (
tho heart of n little boy in an orphannge who sees happiness and
nil the things ho wanta p««a by to
other children while ho knowa.
only tho enre th at a busy^lnatitu*
tion can give.
In finding material fo r tho oo^,
riss, Jolaon visited a number
orphnn nsylflma and, lncidontallyr
made neglected young hearts glo^r
with happiness by tho ahouro ho
put on nnd tho nonsense ho «ro-
fiS3rtSEfaak,B < »
buys and girls-
SI,a r
I I Mark el' Hnufoid, Florida, t
VS h n i " 1
t
1‘l o i l d a
.SaulMfil,
K lo rlilu
S a ijf mi »1.
k 'lo r lt lii
\\ i i i ; h i : u k
ti
I p u t iit " I M
ll 44 V
II
Ii u W I n Mil
ill
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It
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VII.
The nuinss and resl-tenc, s of tinsubs, rlbliia Iiii'iii pot a I or * and th*
sin mint of ll,*- capital sf-u S sot,
selllu-d by each are as fotloiis. In
» ll
W M Krolt
Shares
G
IN C O U R T O F t-O C N T T S U M l l ;
S r m t a o l e c o a a t y , S t a t e ad F l a r f d i u
„ ln
b a t a t a o f E d w a r d • CoelL't
B a b b it.
N o t i c e la h e r e b y i I t m l t o a|l
w h o m it m a y c o n c e r n , t h a t o n t h « ■
17th d ay « f D ecem b er, A . W m b
I s h e ll R P O ly to tha H o n o ra b le A 3
F . HounhoTflcr. J u d g e o f l a l t ^ C tu rL
u r s a ,-l l i a b i l i t y I n w b l e b I b i s e m
potation
shall
sllbjfli I
Itself
shall
It, a s u m l|-*( t o e l , e « d t i l e a i l l o l l M l
i-f Ib e
capital
stock
of
(bis
cot
p o r a t l ull
Arllrlr
:
N o t a r y R t i b ll e . S t a U o f F l o r W v .
M y 'e o r a m f M i h n e x p i r e s r - 7 - I t
UBO. A. D eC O T T E S,
. , A ^ o f n .y ; fo r, Incorp orator s ^
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known
IN f - n t l M T O F ( O t t N T T J U l
N e m ln o lr I ' n u i i l i , S l s t e o f - Flat
In r e E s t a t e o f E n tity T r a f i
N o ll e * Is bi-i*l<y g i v e n , t o
whnni it may. c o n c e r n , t h a t on
27th d s y o f D e e e m h c r . X. P , |
I s h a l l a p p ly to th e lf o n o r n b U
I-’. I l o a s l u d d c r . J u d g e of ea|4 (Jr
a s Judge ,,f t 'r o h s t i . for my I
tlls e h a ritu ns K i e e u t r l x of the Of
o f M M U.T T n A F F O R D , rt s c e a
anil Hint nt th e snm o t i m e I
p r e s e n i m y f i n s l a m o u n t s S i’*
f uirlx of au|d e a t a t e , amt oak
I h e ir a p p r o v a l.
P a l e d (let o h e r S!t. g . D. 1»1
A LIC E T il A F F O R D , E ie c d tr l
W lt.h K h l.A TOW HHNb, E x e c u t r i x
IN I
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Sein lH otr C * w n ly , S l a t e a t P I s r M a ,
tn !>• E s t a t e h r H e n r y L a iia o ib A
Nut ire" ts her.-b y « H a n , t o ' I I I
win,rn u m ay eonoArn, t h a t O h ' t b s
t i lt h ilny »( D e c e m b e r . A. D. 1111.
I s h a l l npply tri t h a H o n o r a b l e . £ ,
V. ilouKliolder. J u d g n o f said- Ci'Urt,
mk J ui I sa of P ro lm ta '* f o r m y f i n a l
•ti-eI,nr k (- ua E x u u iit o r ' o f t h e aetaCb
of
h en ry
U A R R 1 H , .deow taad t
ninl i b a t rn t h e ' s a m e t i m e t w i l l
(irniAnt m y f i n a l neetHints a e B i t *
- e u i u r ,,f sn 1,1 e s t a t e , and aafc f e f
tb e lr u|>|irtival.
D ate d M rlo lie r ? J. A. D. l l l i „
FR A N K H A Itlll^ .
> n n iit » r t o fsiT V ' jv n a n .
enilu ule C u R u l r . H in t* mi, K I r H I r .
D i ra Eat a la uf T h e o d o r a H f h l l t .
N o llca la h i'iv b y H 'v ao, 10- a l l
n tio n i It m a y euiicarn, t h a t 0d t h e
37th d ay of D e c e m b e r . A. D, l i t * ,
I Rball a p p l y t o H u u o r a b le % Y.
1lo iiah o ld e r. J u d g u uf salA'.ODUjl^
ua J u d H " o f r i n l i a o . fu r Bay f i n a l
d l s e h a r g ,' ua E x e C U l r le Of t h e t i *
l a t e o f T h e o d o r a tschaul, deoeeoe##
nnd t h a t a t th a a a m a t l m * I w ilt
p r e s e n t my f i n a l a c c o u o l a aa H o *
e e u t r l x o f s a id v a t a t r i a n d o a k f o r
t h e i r ap p r o v a l.
D a t e d O c t o b e r 11. A. i D. <
,*
M A R Y A. W 1 A A U E x a o u t r L u .
Stuff "i "i nm tiihrr Stait rminI) t»f nut lull iimt whllt* thr nH n«r
u f r u i h Ht«M’k , I h t n d S , t*r t t l l i r r hl i H R h i I " | ih i " e i c r c l l ^ a l l ll»» rtuhtn.
[ m i v r t s ill'll l i T l v I l f K r n
<*f " W i i - T
$ilil|i H it r n if ii h(1 t«» r l r i f t H f a•-1
I n#C |m V%t I H t l l t i r f Ol l , l*« tiler Hit 111 it
rIti*lit that a n a t u r a l lirrutm mlfjht
r n u b l *1«■
T o i r c r l V f |i m > m r n t u f t h r m p l
ti l l Hi«*i k ntihHt r t h r c l f u r In HlofD' S .
)>r ■<(!«•! I v
luhi ir
«ir u n \ 1*h - h
at
u
J u " ! % i i i u a l l " n t h r r r n f , i n h« d r i f t
i n i m d l*\ t t m I f o u r d o f I M i r« t n r * ut
a nii’cl i lift t (illt-d fur Midi pulp"***.
DAV’ o fk m a tio n a l .
M A 6 l C fcAAUDAW E E K
S P E C A LH HI UAA
S hown h e r c w it h i s
E x h ib i t e d a t m o v in g
P ic t u r e t h e a t r e s
'
PLAYERS OF SIX
or
Q
lUmted States, ho asserted,
N nrsl world ttower to come
R J*11’ past-war transition
PUJly ami the first to be
p Pfrtn-iit "reasonable asaurI Ulat "true progress" will
within , its1 borders. Mr.
I Urged prrvifctuation of the
F f adopted by "the great
La
(>ur people in the last
P '‘'hich he Interpreted aa
1
w>»rk, economy ami
Poiu ies."
^fftral economic conditions
L.V *n lhe domain of feder™ "Perntlotis, Mr. Mellon reK.a l complete the tronslT 1 been. He said that in
lour y e a n the per capita
“m um s 0f the United States
c“t from 4M to $27 or
’ L°.n*
Public expend!KDwih
*l>20 exceeded $6,a A ,Were on*y $3J>00,000,it J u
y c * r which end(snlMfZi’» “ n1 l c° ‘‘cornpIcte
o f The economic
!0
collapse of prices
*nd 1921 has been restrict-
ural a t S a n f o r d , C o u n t y o f S e m i - ,
n i l s a n d H ta te o f F l o r i d a , o n t h i s '
tho^ S o d d a y o f - D e c e m b e r A. Omj
I n mi l k * - i u n l i f i r t f i
of
ar>>
kiml
V lijitrit-iu
f-r lhr
f u r l It r r u t h t n f
tin
hi i r i t M HH
ami
p u r fm$»«m.
uml
Kt i f f a l l '
I " r X r r r l i i r HticlJ !*••« ♦ rn
tin h i m i . inriil* ni t*» tlir i>urpm*rR
a ni l
I mi M im hh **f Haiti
*m | " i r a t i i •!»•
M i d f-i I t n t f f k f f i i i u * a m t • mJ i m a l l
(lit* 1 1£ h i »
v>t >wr r r u m i
i" m l * >i*»
l ^ c i i l t ' U t I** n » i i m r u t i n i m
"lajuniirtl
n n » - » in t i n i; u n r l r r t h r Iwwi* «»f i l i r
S l a t * * I<f riot l.ln
Tltt
f mi •*« tii ii if I ' i uu Ht H Hi m ill b f
A dvertising
MAGIC
MUO
..•'Olt
W . M. h c o l t I t la
E . u M a n t a l lf n .
» M a r s h a l l a n d W. T . t a n a l e y .
T h e f i r s t u f gri t n l r a i u . i l n i c s t l n x
o f t h e s t o c k h o b trs of this curp o r a t i o n a h a l l b< h e ld In t h e City
�, '! ! ■ ; ----- = :
tr> ' t h o ' H o n o r a b l e E .
o f ’ U it B lln M n ao fi'* H®rv*y o f -*»n
utholder. J u d j t e o f M Jd C o u rt:
A d d itio n to S a n f o r d .
.. .
Igo of P r d b a t n f o r m y f in a l
T I i b a aid land b r i n g « a a e a a * d a t
ran u* E x e c u t r i x of t h e t a i n t *
t h e (late of tlm j M u a n w of Such c c r *
V.
J.
H II.U
d eceived :
I l f lout n lit th e n am e or l l n n p a h a n d thia t a t t h e Mftnio t i m e I -will
furlrardn A n . T n l r a a aald c c r t l f l c a t o preaentt my fin al a c e o u n t a na I h t •trail lx* iV d rrm ao a c c o r d i n g t o la w er.titrt*; o f anld palate , and a e k f o r
f m deed will I aim* t h e r e o n on t h o their ainproval. ' - ~ *
i o i l i dav of D e c e m b e r A. D., 19?4.
O cto b e r 23, A. D. 1931,
W H o '-hm my o f f i c i a l Mlgnature a n d
ICR E. 1IIE I.. E x e c u t r i x .
drill |hi* the 20th d a y o f N o v e m b e r
A. D. 1981.
II. r W M TTNEH. E x e c u t o r
K. A. DO HO DABS.
I1T C O U R T O F CO I T T V J P I H I K ,
tftiitU
C le rk C i r c u i t C o u rt,
Hrralnnle C o u aly . ‘ S t a t e » f F l o r i d a .
»
Hi'tnlnole C o u n ty , F lo rid a .
I n ro E s t a t e of J n m e a <t. HlKiDmc
, n * A. M W H K K S , Ii. C.
N o t i c e Is he re b y g iv e n . ;,> nil
N<iv„ 21. 2f. Dec. 6. 12. 19 and *«.
w h o m It may c o n c e r n , t h a t qn Die
3 1 t h d a y of D ecep ib er, A. D. 19*4.
IN 4 o i n T 4>k 4-o u .t t t j i i x d :. wo ahatl. apply to th e H o n o r a b l e E.
Semlnoli* 1 ’nunfr, S4a4* «f Florida. F . lln tiaholtler. J u d g e o f Haiti C o u rt,
x l o re E s t a t e o f H a r r i o t t V. F e r r y . a s J u d g e tif I’ r e b a t e f o r o u r finnl
, ■> Nut Ire Is h e re b y g i v e n , t o all d i s c h a r g e a* E x e c t t l o r a o f t h e e s t u t e
H lg g ln a , d e c e a s e d :
w ho m It may c o n c e r n . Dint on t h e o f J a m e s c
l l t l i dav of D e c em b e r. A. D. 1924, and t h a t at the sntne l i m e w e will
l s h a ll apply to t h e H o n o r a b l e j: . p r e s e n t mir final a c c o u n t s na E x F . Houstiolder. J u d g e o f said C o u rt, r c t i t o r s of s.ild fin al a c c o u n t s ua E i hs J u d g e of I’ rtilmte f o r m y f in a l t h e l r appro'nl
D a te d n . i o l i e r S3. A. D. 1924.
dlMcImriiu a * E x e c u t r i x o f t h e e a t a t e
J C I . l t S It, S T R I K E R ,
o f llA It It I E T T V, I ’ E R R V . d e c e a s e d ;
MAH\ f IIH JflIN K and
a n d th a t at th e dame t i m e 1 will
E x e c u lu m
p r e s e n t mV f i n a l a c c o u n t s as E x
e c u t r i x of said e s t a t e , ttlld a s k f o r
t h r t r approval.
■ Dated hi tidier 23. A l» 1924
HELEN
JIN K I N H . E x e c h t r l x .
Two Noted **Riders” Meet
a ir m e n !
n ife i& k l ? S h ip s - A r e
B e in i* B u i l t ' F o r A ir
e e O f T h i s ’.C o u n tr y
e r t n s e o f t w o ! M illio n
s p t training airship, is equipped
.tirlth one-man control and is the
'jiept *t«P, after t h e 'f r e e balloon,
M v i h e training of fliers of lighter*
than-alr craft.
Then comes the
>TC# abort for training coastal, with
g|fi| j t wo-men controls for team-
fs
ro t itr
S c i h I u u I i'
or
rn i x rt
fm inty.
dlnlr
uf
ji
ih if
n i c u *»•«!
and l>i*"
,w
&;■ «c■e r t l f l e n t e
fallen* I ng d m c rlb e d
JfirrlfK
ta t
OF
iik f .d
This shows Johnny Evers, the American ball player, talking baseball
with Everett Haynes, American jockey, in France. Both are noted
“ riders." No one has ever surpassed Evers in the gentle art of "riding"
umpires. Haynes was in the States this year, riding Kpinard, distin
guished French race lmrse.
Poiret
Twill,
Charmeen
and
Flannel
I bo*e pre*ent at the me e t i ng
were ( i e o r g e F l lo * me i Fort M r
c i * l ’ri*s>; Kohl .J Hotly, Fl ori da
I ni ck el , Il f{ llroNMvr. Ilrlnndn
Itepoi t e r - S t u i , M II Ah K i n , T a m
pa T i m e * ; H u r t ' I. l i t . . wo. L a k e
bind S t a r ' l i l e u t a n i ; U M, t i l l i n g
t i il an d o M o i l i n g S t o t i n d ; S
I
l i i p b ’. t and I l i um, I' owcrr. Wi nt e r
Pink
* •■I 11 It
Mi k m , e d i t o r a n I
p o l di - h e d of t he T a m p a T i m e * w a *
pie*e|it a nd I - X pi e * * e d h i m s e l f a*
pl e a * e d wi t h trie p l a n , u n d e r w a y
and t i " 1 j u o g i - - * Hindi it* p l mo ng a
resi l i ent mnii ni ' i i on i h e p i o p e r t y ,
and m a k i n g * o o , n o n u l o l d i l j o o *
t o I lie , IllbhoUse.
fiera
al so talk of e ons t r u c t i ng
fits a c r o s s the S yr i a n desert run
TbHt R j
Hy*oi l " ir<'
T a x Cert If lent e Nu I " " . 'I
r.lh day Of J u n e . A l>.
filed * n bl c e r t i f i c a t e In n
onit bii> made npplleatb'lt
Deed to I n* lie In a c c o r d *
follow mu d e iter I lied ^ prop*
i|i#* ] nut
f,.f
y t i iu ■
’*
I KM 7 , im n o t i n
j* hu<J>arnl.
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aral
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ii
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< v \ hi i ii
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H o t n c i i t u ' t •# p t o v i t j *
fi'-j-i o f l i e f t'tiiA'
HI
I II I
* 1 4 11
III
I I OH I I > 4
Onyx
Silk Hosiery
100
fo r
i tirnu’rly SI.SO
tin
M,j** ,
M ih . UrfOMt k w a - m a r r i c t l
HO
: : . r v i*nrh *•til and “till p .u n g Mti»ne
will f o r *10 t\ c m •» >(,, i tin-lig ht to h«
i h
th e ifhiiaf*t i f h i i i , l o . f g i v * , •t
One I .nt
Jersey and Serge
*' 1 »*‘ct h in Ung Ihtnl.
Canton Crepe
Satin F ace Canton
and Satin
Originally $12.75 and
$19.50. For This Sale
l.;iU*si sly It’s and
new t*s( Materials
Fur This Sail*
Foiret Twill
Velour and Serge
Astrakahan
Coatees
FI. AIN
$ 4.98
FI R TRIMMKI)
$ 12.98
Dresses
Fur
Chokers
(hildren
Crepe de Chine nnd
Canton Crepe
Some Fu r Trimmed—
Others in Sm art All ( loth
E ffect
Originally $16.50 to £26.50
For This Sale
T t t ’E o r
A l’l'l .l l 4 T IIIX
FOII
' X X IIF.I:|) I M IF .lt * 0 1 - 1 1 ( 1 4 37.-1
F TH E (IC X Ilim ,
'T A T I T g *
IF T H E U T A T B O F F IA M H II4
l o t l c e Im h s r c b v
giv.-n
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i.
• d rt if f . p u u l i . H r i>t l ax ' > l ( i
kt* N(X. tf'( it a I cil l l u Mb i l l It.PIP nil'll Pi* lit
fei'A , O. 1922.
fliy ilu
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I Uppllrut Ion for T.tx 1•• •**1 «
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f l e a to «»in l u i o i p tli** follow lax: '
i j it
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u n,„ii
rlb«d pro|Mit > hii uutt-ct in h»m
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C p u n ty F l o i Pin iu-%%li
Ion* f*il» I ’f f i t( t- i.
r u o f N K s b rt
ft. Tv»|i Jo K I I 1* .<I•III III)
o f f <4 .
I V
40 Acre*
T h r Paitl In lot
*■I"IJ*1 ** 14•*if f« t 'I ,i t I
with Fur ( idluni
For This Sale
M o sth
f ftt»tllHH| til 11ft#-* (lute* o f lit* , I ’ >« #I lilt I'M » M
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ilttf l f i t wu r li i" r i II f fi'Ui l «* Ii tr» t h r
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T**
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law
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lic it llu- 4 * u ib » r . A l» 1x14.
A l> lif t * t>«> f l i n t Mult] c r i t l f l . u i r
tm * f II E a i h it 'ill.A H K .
la mi uffU'r unit b aa itiuilr a m ilt c u f l e a amt j t
t ’ lv r k of F t r c u l l I 'u i t r t .
1 bin fur T a x Herd l u ln*Q* tn no« k cti-rd .
S t - m l n a l B I ’o i m l jr . F lu i'b lit. r o W a o c # w ith law aabt CWtillrMtu
Hi
taw. ,
l(y A AL W E E K S . U OL
phi to n c w i h f
f o llo w ltig
it vacrl
p N 9 ,,t l ' T ' b H i t * l In b i n i i m i l r F . . unvji
A pair of Silk Hose
with every $10.00
P u r c h a s e
ij
^aJotalis are
j
■ oriRlnal sealed p a r k i . J ®
cents for the vcsl r^w?
thirty-five cents for t h T i j
Uy package. Hc-ommrti
23. A I* 1921.
guaranteed by .irucEij?.
LIN DU U S T nnd
money hack if you arr not<
LI N D(J l 1ST.
Uolair, Velour
ami Flush
strong .
for het
rrfr« W
f th*»
AM)
Brushed-Wool
Sweaters
* 14 1111*
»tt i Havi ng U|«i i«M ti\t >«-■1 t r o m a p*"
fTf* illnrntv* (9lie miv' s mDi - w a n t '
uri
A D I92t. wolk or pleasures. N«,rJ
minrahlc E. your cold has vanished
Hats
•I f I
Duik
She
g o in g
a l i c h t e s t inturf
n* a*** a
, ' V,*
1 " " 'J i T e n c c wH,
fen. to ail
that on th e
Sport Skirts
I
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K n g D m .
i
M rs.
j
v IVnriii k „ who was n ilelm
' Unit* when Vi c t ori a Leintiir C^uern
in
‘’ "•‘ now o[ %».» n
WK HOFF Y O F ’IiF FROM MISSOURI
HFCACSF W F WANT TO SUOW YOU.
|. X
Kt c l f i f h i
“
No salts. no
We have made it a rule to put on a sale prior
taking inventory. Our purpose is to re
duce our stock. A t tlu* same time we cut
prices considerably and give our patrons
an opportunity to make their purchases of
seasonable apparel at close-out prices. This
page tells of the varieties and qualities of
merchandise being offered, hut only when
you see them, will you thoroughly appre
ciate the extra ordinary advantages this
sale offers.
mtTlX Of AaId •Mu 1 > lllll] link ful |
, 1 '»*
t*
NKW TKI.MMFI)
nPHt«d Oft(il»t*r I J
A 1» J '* / 1
Hd Hint mi ( Ii#* to» in*- 1 Inir I >\ I ( I i
, |.“
nr r lo ru m .
AT 9:00 A. M. — W ILL LAST TFN DAYS
to SI8.50
Originally $18
For This Sale
llttjlArffa hh Kx «*ni t r t * 4.f 11, #-»i ,i i *
Wllllttrri JC. Harntnis
dn * rt»i »I i
(
Those who have tried
acts like magic, { M f f l
live and certain t U , i “"
I n N 'm i'lty \\ mil F a b r i c s
O r i g i n a l l y lu $51. aO
I'm T h i s S ilk ’
T h e only
e 1.out
mailing
the
meeting and initial dinio t • f t he
F o u r t h E * t a t e r * wa - tin enforced
absence of Ml
lldini < who hn*
I In edi
rn tn iT o f t o i v n
j i m a : . been ill f o r si-tern I day*
v xalanle f o i l h i , . * i s t . Of |'|„r|,|„ toi * railed at hi* 1e*tdein w a d e\
I « r# E s t u t e of W lllliini ic Mum
pressed t h e n syiilpalh.' over Ids
BE'
N o l l e * I m lie* re* lit
|4O11*n |n \, |) | illness.
Khom It nin> fD iin i H i (mi .,n Mm
t, eo|ge I'
11*■- 1111 i | it Myers
f l h <U> flf |1^4 1-If! |,4-f
1^ 1!♦2 t . J Press, president of the A *s.n oat loll,
' • h a l l ap p ly ii. in,- Hcoi.oi,on- i
presided. Much I "ill no
l o - ut e * *
. Ilo i ls h o b l e r , J i o t a . ot * * i , j i
was discussed and liliothi I Ineellllg
f Jurtg.iuf I*nt Iif! ( f f <.i nt %
f |n,i i,
i
&
a s fttln 8
dangerous nnd ilrvS.l®'
i Isiindqul.v. all.
f icati’ In 11** nntnf »»» J } 1
ling the Ilaifo-lliiuiasius Kail
’> With Dagdad.
It 4 lHl|j I) ( H lit*
S S S f f i E . 'i - f f
1E»iii t in y
Executors,
M u r i n g i l ie m e e t i n g M a y o r an d
i c g r e x e t i t n t i v e * o f tin* t o w n o f A l
t a m o n t e S p i i n g * r a i l e d a n d p aid
tliew i c - p c c l *
to
the d l l c c t o l * .
l u x e - on p i o p i r t y w i f e r e m i t t e d
l*y th e town.
T h e hoard a g r e e d to ur ge all
n e ws pa pe r * in the s l a t e to l o n l i i b
ut e to the fund which i* bei ng rai*
ed to e n d the first unit of t he main
building
The Hoard decided that
tile g ra nt of Mr. Hallies, t»5 ac re *
of land including cl ubhouse nod
othei buildings, would *idb<e I'm
pi e*, nt purpose* alDe ugh it took
n long lei in option on * e ve i a l bun
died neres of land adjoini ng the
piopert)
It the p r o j e c t * meet*
with nati onwide e n t h u s i as m
and
*uppoi t Die land w ill lx* imicduimd
within six mo n t h *
'*
*4**
th e na Id bind beltllf Uddt d*
d ote of the Issu an c e of *>'
,
nished by Frank, i l mt hc ox uf Alta
monte S p r i n g * and Orl ando
nnd
* i i veil by Mi * S. J . Tr i pl et t , wi fe
o f Co|. T r i pl et t , vel eni il
Fl ori da
KTl be . who i* ie*iden1 ma na g e r .
R U 8_____________
ALEM. Dec 3.—In few
■JTS has the English adminislrB»n l e n t itsolf more U> tile economdevelopmcnt of the Holy l,aml
inn by the development of its urer of the association, aftc
liiwsy system. With a standard (he meeting which was followed >>,
tugs lino from Egypt through a dinner servisi in the home.
■SS and r*ud in the coastal plain
my,
II ii i i 'iff**
, I in r •-fTii oft thi*
o r j o cuMhort an .&
ruber. A. D. 1921.
. . . tny
o f f ic i a l
tig natu re
il tlild th e Ctl* day o f N q A. D. 192«
j-> a DOUnl.Afifl,
d o r k C l r r u t C o u rt ,
Uemlnolc County, F l o r i d a ,
itv a M 4VBEKH, D. C.
I t. 2 1. 2!<. Dee, 3. 12.
Flnrldn.
Newspaper Publishers Of Florida
destine L o o k s Asked To Aid Newspapermen’s Home
will by hold the first week in Junrward T o Rail
unry.
T h e dinner y es t er d a y wu» f u r
tensions S o o n
•pprovkl.
b x t u i O e to b cr r -: a i > \
HA Itv l, MA M Ml Si
J* Rxpenl
ijt d k h
In r* I : •title of M’- -I lllll.
N o tice I ' h e re b y a lv e n . to nil
w lm m n may c o n c e rn , th a t on tho
i t l l i dny of D e c e m b e r. A D 1921.
Under the present arrangement,
.‘tho Army develops the remi-rtgid
types, wntch have only n keel nnd
‘l » vupporUng framework, while
tha navy develops tho rigid makes,
With both keel and ribs.
Both
branches work with
non-rigids,
Which a re exemplified by tho bulloon, with neither framework supJjorts nor keel.
fc The new T A 'S ore equipped wilh
•0 horsepower motors, are 162 feet
Jotlg, and impable of mnking 50
m iles an hour. The TO' h have two
160 horse-power engines, btc 1U6
fe e t long, and will travel GF> miles
an lmuB^i.
V'Nsw aircraft acquired by the nrm y air service include 25 (,'urtiss
■ult pishes, six Ibiuglas seaDss, ono amphibian for land
Water service, nnd 200 rebuilt
1 s t o c k Deilnvillnnd planes uf
DH4B type.
iraaftn t
A l I I .I t A TI'
I TICS O F T H E S T A T E I
ID A.
Notice I* h e r e b y s l v e n 1
R y n n p u r c h a s e r o f T a x t.
Nil f.12. d ated th e 3rd da
A. D. 19 HI. hud filed Mil
c/ite in mv o f f ic e and had
plir nfIon for T a * Deed to
a c c o r d a n c e with !«»'. hnl
r u l e em braced th e
f o li o *
s c rib e d property dHunted
n o le County. F l o r i d * . Jo-'
of e s of
of Mh',.
S.
^ E A T CO]
uatrd In
.
,
t „ . w t t : " ' j o f N E ’i
, . t « p I I S Han.«c«
T hi' mild Iland
- ........V r t n Y » m w « ” " ' v f
<!ntr of Dip Imouinor o f auch c e r t l .,r <
,.t P. H. H and.
fb-ale In Dip "alio*
c e r t if i c a t e d Mliall be
f n l p i B eald
b b I'1 C"'
nc e o n lln n t o I ? " ' * * *
5I J O F T i m CK.TKMA
T w i*
e m b ra ce * (ha
p r o p e r ty e t -
Sanford Avenue
AVe Say It With Values
At Second St.
A pair of Silk Hose
with Every $10.00
P u r c h a s e
-a 4
* /* a i .
.
�THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1924
THE SANFORD
---------- "■ ••****:
—
W.ytl'O I
RESULTS
Herald W ant Ads Will Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of
For Rent
|y I l c r r J i
RATES
nut K t t o it y
.
Real Estate
Real Estate
Advertising
Classified Directory
THIS
i
via
r'wJf; Cr.
Automobiles
Y r«r
We have some beautiful lake i s : :
Trturinir ( i 4 I S . i l 1,
Hup
DK Vll.nlT.K!* ATTENTION—Pen*
T o u r i ng I tltS.SO
ClieV,
front lota on Lake Wildmero one* I9 !t
•aculu
u
beginning
the
greatest
deIn A d v ance
IHtTWhl
I). A. CALDBIt & J . C. Z U R F L IB H v*'le|iini'ht In lilorlds's history; a
hnlf mile from the Dixie Highway
Is designed to place within easy
roach I I39H.OO
Kaxcx #
19?4
rnllllnn dollar highway to th#
in a n est of beautiful clear lakes, 1*24
Ileal Estate Brokers— AJ1 kinds of half
reach of the people of Sanford
Itunaaoutl
ISI S. 00
Ford
gulf 1,1-aril Just
flt.lahwd; a two
VIII be r*|*
I‘and
property listed and for sale. Of nillll -ii ito'.lnr bridge across Kscnm- H E R E 'S T H R E E GOOD ONES
for sale.
1* 2.1 . Font
the se n ices so often needed.
___Mid
•tt"S«
Truck
t i t s . 00
Wo will build your home, land
fice 108 Second St., Near Park bln Huy started; uunrter million
rdlulrlr f,,T
Consult this list when any speCab IMr
1924 I Ford
dollar opera house under construc
scape
your
grove,
and
relievo
you
Avenue.
Phone 2H2.
riul service is required. It is
T
.
T
.
D ll.lt
tion. two millions being spent on And next week ir going to be too of trouble and worries incident to
I
1 rif a l l »*
T o u rin g
H I S . 00
1924
Ford
nrtnnged
alphabetically
for
J . E. SPURLIN G. suD-diviston highway; greatest fchanoe for live
late. Act Now.
*w a Mac
T o u rin g
tCOS.OO
building up a place.
1 *2*
to net In on Rround
D imI k a
)our convenienceHr a H«*
specialist.
Subdivision to Or dm-I-,prrs
llu n a b o rt
Kurd
flom
Writs I levelopmsnt lispartIn the meantime, you can go 1923
4r a Mar
Truck
I2RS.0O
lando, Florida, and
F l o r a nisnt The I'ensacols News. _
SUHURUAN HOME
fishing. You can fish in any one 1324 I| F o r d
T o u rin g
$3*0.00
For spare In thia
dnuMa ab o v e
Heights, Florida on Dixie Hlgh- AUGUSTA
t:liR t)N lC L E — Au
of the dozen lakes, and if you don't 1922 I P o d g e
T o u rin g
1 190.00
A M , WOOL S U IT S
_
way,__________
____
_________
___
DIRECTORY
Special
1921 I Hup
gusta, Gn.— Augusts'fl grestest Located just
,(#• are for c o n Tailored to measure, guurnnlee.l
JUKI
<iu
l mu.w.c
v.iy
......
,
know
how
lo
fi"
hi
wo
ha™
Several
out
side
the
city
limItomlfttar I K 9 S . 0 0 SIGN PAINTING
I
PHONE
classified medium, rate cash .09c its, on the rond to the Country I experts who will be glad to show
»tl<>0*
to fit.
$25.00.
Sanitary hand
length
ttiinn b nu ll 1110.00
1922
Ford
.v r r .f*
10c per line, minimum Club.
SANFORD SIGN SHOP— Right chnrge
148
cleaning
ami
pressing.
Scotch
Nice
new
bungalow
with
,
V°uMr.
Scholfleld
who
has
been
I led III r<I [ 10*0.00
1924
O
v
e
rla
n
d
line
210c.
prices for signs of all kinds.
Ton Truck
Ford
10c f o r Orel
Woolen Mills. 305 East Second
modern conveniences— lights, own singing nt the Baptist Church will 192:.
Cab body I 1550.0#
R. N. N IPPER.
Street.
ADVERTISING gets results if It water system, telephone, etc., 2 2 Vi vouch for the above.
1*21
4-door I
i ,r
For d
1*11 r**lrlct«d to
LA K E J E S S U P LAND CO., Inc.
Sanford Avenue at 1st Streetreaches
potential
buyers.
PaJlE.OIjfwV - d
acres
of
fund,
seven
cleared,
orange
itnlan 1 IT.
Classified
Directory
IrMlon.
Phonu 473-J.
Long wood. FlaF O R S A L E — (Irocery
stock und !
latkn Dully News is circulated In trees, and place in good shape.!__
- T F . I I M N T O S O M K I ’ K O P I . K ’*
„
mail* Tb* HanAI)v KH'1 M M .
*' <
fixtures, will rent or si ll huilding. I
111 L* r-sponsIMn
L E T DUNCAN do your pointing an industrial nnd agricultural sec Close to Country Club. Can be FOR S A L E —Four five-room b u n -j I t - n i l l » » ; \ T O F F F O R A L L 4’A s n
NKItVIf'K**
corrcri Inner!Ion.
i. w. r u n . i . i r s s n x i
Other business necessitates the
—No job too large or too small. tion.
bought on terms. Price $5,500.00.
for niliamiuonl
galows lined throughout, just I
Dodcr li+nlrrm
sale of same.
Apply Jtux 507. W I L L I A M ' S 7 A LLEN wntes ~ i T . COt* Ninth Street.
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St.
offlc* nhuuld li*
V
U
o
n
r
N#. Ii.
Oak St 2nd SI,
o ff paved highway.
Price $800
Sanford, Fin.
reel mail nnd newspaper n Iver- P A PE R HANGER— I. 1- Talbott.
[liltlr ' a caaa o f
Johns County is reached through
each
for
quick
solo.
Must
be,
BUNGALOW
tising.
Plans romplntv cam
painter nnd paper
hanger. the St. Augustine Evening Record.
seen to be appreciated, enn give j *■DR SA I.E— Ford truck, new body
Sanford Huihling nnd Loan As
imJKn*.
paigns. Ten years of experience. Phone 3511 Orlando rond.
Quick
results.
Two
cents
per
word.
terms. A,
A. Howl;.
n,»(l cub nnd started, good condlHowl.. Ginderville.
Gi nd e rville,
sociation Preferred Stock can bo
$r*«*oi»ll\e I h o r Phone C,15 or Uo.x’ 71, Sanford,
On Piirk Ave. Clone in.
Five
------- * ‘ tlon. cheap. 207 French Ave.
Sam pie copy on reauret.
vlih r ite*, r u l - r
cashed on tin days notice, interest
TIN
AND
METAL
WORK
Florida.
rooms and Hath. Completely fura lii iflv * you"
payable April 1st and October 1 st
TAMPA, FI OR 10 A - la m p . iV.Uy . ||iHhtt|> Sil,„ wl. IWs un(, street puv' ‘ If
nalh‘0.
And
J
A
M
E
S
II.
COWAN—
All
kinds
AHTOMOHII.ItS
I
CH
t
REN
T
you can’t bent it.
r.ii c s, t h e g r e a t
hom e d a ily ,|
l .u r r a m . c o m p le te at 1
alii .jn l a l > "U l
Young lady as assistant bwikof Tin iiinl Sheet1
Metnl Work.
•"I
r a t e I ' v71
e
ncr
word.
m
i n i m .u m , ' " b •
"
*
*
” * * ------V 1 ! lnU'
pCT
...........
r i a l ad t o m e k
kceper
at Orlando.
Promotion
..
.
,, .
. ! RENT-A-ItEML
Car
Dri ve it
Water ami Hunt: _1Tanks.
At
Oak
ch«'ge
25c
cash
witH
order.
Write
L’l __ t T„ln.
R u v c g h t per cent
Preferred!
y „ ur:„,|f.
Oak nnd Sec ond S t .
possitde. Do not apply unless you
Avenue nnd Third Street.
Tele* I *fui i.implctc rate cnril
.•tr.vi’.l
»T If OTIC®.
M o c k in the .Sanford m i n d i n g nnd | |'Hone- 3
will consider permanency. See W, FOR R E N T— Furnished two room
phone
1
1
1
.
CORNER LOT
Ilhoulri «lv<r their
TO REACH B U Y E R S or sellers of
Loan Ass oc i at i on. eetabl islu d 1 9 0 8 . 1 ____ _ .
.
_
_
II. McFarland. 2)1 E. 3rd St., San
apartment, first floor, 202 Park
>ffIce «ddre#g aa
VULCANIZING
_ _
Fl u Ida real estate advertise in
Al IT) ItOHY REPAIRING
!
ford
Phone 1(it I.-2.
1 Ave. Riggers.
FOR S A L E 25 head of milk cows' C HARLES STEIN
W
HE
E
l.E
S
S
A
W
E
I.S
II—Vulrathe St. i'etcrsliurg Times. One cent |.„C|,ted on Oak Ave., close in.
Automobile
i -.''.•fl
( ' a n be seen at E . E. B r a d y ' s
nizing f hup, gas, oils.
l-'isk cent a word daily, two cents a word^ Fuslct u exposure. In nice neigh
in chenp FOR REN T— Three room apart
phone rtiiii.l.ei If
Don’t take chances
Rudy repairing and Rebuilding.
.a ni
s
t
a
bl
e
.
I.ml
o
f
E
a
s
t
F
i
i
s
t
S
t
r
e
e
t
.
lull* About one
Tires and "I'ii Im-s . “Service that Sundays.
liurliuoil
Street
Paving
and
side
cotton
mixture
Huy
the
wellEagles
Hume.
Oak
Avenue,
ment, first floor.
210 Park
Itn.i.sand luia a
-. !.<1i
Makes Friends.” Oak Ave.. und MAINE - 'VatervlRe, Morning Sea- walks paid
I .in be bought on i known guaranteed All Wool Scotch Avenue. Phone 634.
I tha mJia-ra c n g ' i
grafo-'
A G IO S FOR H IRE
FOR S A L K —Pimm am
Third Street.
lim l Thousands of Mnine pco- very easy terms. Price $1,500.00. j Woolen Mills suits tailored to your
fill.
>"ii unless
phono
with
reeonl
.
cheap.
tot*
I.AGI.E
X
O
T
o
SElTVlT'l
May
oMicn
1 individual measure. 305 East 2nd FOR R E N T — Five mom apartment
ST
O
V
E
S
,
____________
__________
pie
are
interested
in
Florida
propFrench Avenue.
or night. Meet s all trains. Rag- SANFORD STOVE W ORKS— Oil j ,,rl>' Reach them through the
feaaf* >11 ST kr
1006 Union Avenue, phono 09.
S E E OUR LARG E L ISTIN G
Street. Only,$25.
....
f *
al Ti n Kaagage transfer. Phone 551.
Mrs. W. A. Fitts.
stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves, I Sentinel.
Rule card on appliesFOR S A L E Small writing lie k .
lllcr nr hp I r f B E F O R E BUYING.
A
U
T
O
TOPS
•at illarnat l a108 SiH-iiiul Street.
ovens and victroins. Your credit! I ™ 1
FOR R E N T— New npartment, .0idll.
iADKORII AUTO TOP & PAINT
is good. I‘lion e i l* 1.-3. 321 First A l >> hlv I iM1, la ibe .l(iurnal-Herrooms und bath, fireplace, elce-»«<
t
Hlct
I'd Yellow
r
M
,
South
Georgia’s
g
r
e
a
t
e
s
t
IHM'TT
REALTY
COMPANY,
INC.
|
FO
R
REN
T—Ten
room
house
in
COMPANY Next to Ray Bros.
Slreel
screened
porchmr.yi. e f f i c i e n t
Jacket
i country, near paved highway. trie lights, water,
„
,,
_
newspaper.
Morning, afternoon.'
R L A I.IO K S
Filling Station Tops that Fit.
beautiful location, electric lights. l’». garage. Reasonable. Mra. E . - * , i
Work. Next to Itav Rros.
weekly and Sunday Classified rates
DiO.OO
AdvertisDiff
... prr line. >Nn y c r o h * Journn)
,
......d water.
water. II C Dubose
j
Moffitt, Celery Ave. Phono 1CT
202 I'irni strerl
Sanford. Fla. good
A l T O P A I N T I N ’*:
11(Ml I. KM A NWaver.... Georg,,
O T O P A P A I N T LEARN ABOUT rom County and
1 FOR REN T Seven room house FOR
t'OLKMAN R ACDOFMOPRADN YA U Tlto.lv
R E N T— Unfurnished four L it hv’4
lotkelnnd. thn u gli the Star-T ele* 1 l’AMI'A MORNINt, TR IB U N E
Ri-p.ni.s. Fi n
on Pecan Avenue, Write Carl
room apartment.
Phone 323-J.
gram.
Rest
advertising
medium
inj
Si-n.l
in
your
subscription
to
the
derr
repaired.
Speiialtv
Body
3rd and Oak
('arl-on. City,
Mrs. Alex Vaughan.
South Florida Published mornings. Tribune or band it to >niir local
Work
Next to Jtov Bros.
Phone till
i le aii r so you can rend Fl ori da' s *
Srnr-Telegram. Ijikelund, Fla.
a i t V> T t k p a ! it ' v 7 * r k
Buyers are ..n iin g fust
List HOUSE FOR RENT hive rooms,*
gf v i le-t
newspaper.
One ye ar
F o i l SA LI
ge luan
m»r<-. R A D F O R D A l i T O T O P A P A I N T
on paved street.
Apply 218
$8 no, c, months $ 1 u*’. three months yum property with E. A, St rout
Wanted
OHIO
Xenix.
Make
your
rales
i. John Muipliy.
< heap fui
Farm Agent y, to) First Notion- French Ave.
< (I
Next (o Itav Urn-, hi ll ing
$2
(III
If
you
desire
$1,0(10
i
nsutthrough the
Xenia Gazette.
I ’iii c- l a lie.
S t a t i on
F u s t i lass worl.muuji.dicy add 75 c e n t s to your nl Bank Building.
Xenia. Ohio
Rich agricultural on
Scotch Woolen Mills mills Jewel
_^hi;i g un r n n t i - i - d . ________ _
ord* r
di'trict.
Want
ail
nnd
display
I'MUt SALK 2o nun's fim* tr»i k r> Department. Guaranteed jew el-j WANTED TO B U Y — Second band
F o r S \ l E S e wi ng utui bines, 5
" Al Tci T R IP S
'*IM * X* H' xy.AN’T to buy or sell
rates
on
request.
land. Wai n huln, Klmidii, l n e r f s r\
vhifferobe. cash. Write Box A.
If not satisfied i nine back,
drawer dn>p bend S i n g er , In X I MRS T It i AI DER
A\ SH IRTS
Sight
a n. * tong
If so sii verti so tn in unit iYntpifi
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s i n k of all kinds
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Fresh
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REAL ESTA TE
Miscellaneous
For Sale'
Help WantetT^
Apartments
For Rent
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House*s lo r Rent
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A New W ater
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
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Iii. .onl 1 V, inches
3(l*i l ’ul i net t o Ave.
h’OR RENT Bedroom and 'Irep
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chon, SOU Magnolia.
Fu rn itu re and
Ha k. $l.2l» and
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Kiitfs
Join
Yowell-D^ew Co.
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PP'e' i n., Oi laiulo.
B E T T E R HOMES
CLUB
S T E W A R T TH E F L O R IS T "
Flowers for all oceasimis
__81 I My r t l e
Phone 2 6 6 W
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LAWYER "
LEW IS
O ’BRX AN.
O f f i c e - in
Sci numl i ' Bunk Building Am u x.
ITtone 417-1. 3.
M KN S < I. Q T 1 I I N t .
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Phone i t .
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X ou can buy Furniture nnd Bur'.
I ' boll" t 18
at mo de r a t e
priceof (piulilv
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you to pay for it a little al a l ime , ■ • 'A i n 1 1 ; x v T r e s s i‘i t i n t i n g ”
o k wells, ?] 25; (
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Jill d: II Icier, $J.
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Cl ean
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T Y P E W R IT E R S
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$1
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JUST A FEW
SPECIALS
House for Rent
I ii lu n
Ask Mr, Connelly
Tailored Suits $32 51) und up.
M.lunc Theatre llldg
St l TXRX P L'IH.U
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; w ill csl! to see you.
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Mfinhts.
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(Jiwid terms.
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F $11 I (I * U»>lt i
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l and on O r la n d o road,
SftKMlO, T e t ins.
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FOOT S P E C I A L I S T
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a r c h it e c t
feet.
I
(•round Floor, National
Rank Rldg.
Rhone 319.
0S < !ly, & So,'s
16.1
Park A l l '
Phone 122
N.
C u ll-
uCblng
I'll..lie.
k’l t v a t o r
Buy a
CLARK JE W E L
Gas Range at
Ball Hardware Co.
fro g .
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDkH
( i r a r f a l KKu|i and Mill U o r k
ni7 i uni $tic rein I K r r f t
By GEORGE McMANUS
D O 't O O N O T IC E
AJA-T C r W S C i E . ' f t
t'-VS u O O K ' b ?
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Sanford Novelty Works
( llea llo ra )
N alls.
.•uses or
First National Rank Ride.
Sanford, ------------- Florida
H. K. Lew is Co.
C u f |m
Ml
Chiropodist
Flton J . Mou^hton
BRINGING UP FATHER
O H ' C i O O O t - PA"* H M
C E T T IN G N IC E M tD
\‘PA t ) 0 C L N O T O C i t T
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CMT I 5 0 B O E D
work inm,ship.
Sanford Steam Rrcttaery
<B II.'I FD SATIN
light Id,ic, t.lmck, c.i-
M sr b I* Bti.1 Or s t i l l * f r o m s t l
uusrrlv#.
Host of q u a l i t y a n d
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mid lid 1.1 nut litters. Pin.ire 316
11.r> F ni k Avi'iiut*.
NEW
ERA
P R I N T E R Y,
Job
pri nt i ng at re a s ona bl e price. O p
posi te Pos t Office. Phone 410.
Seminole Marble Co.
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I
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The Sanford Herald, December 04, 1924
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 04, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 04, 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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