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Stephenson Demands N cw Trial—in 2,300 Pages
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Orlando Man Is
Sought Since Storm
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F RIVER NOT
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s'* A l u t k n
Sanford Will
nnd
pt. Worthy
That Hfflr
, $15, 000
rial C o u n s e l
1 Not he Altered; Official
1 Report Is not Fuvornble
Report
Report Authori;
Authorized
By Act of Congress
ip Story
Full Advantage is Nol BeinR
Taken of P:eseni improve
ment, Engineer Declares
On Stand
Seeking a
of Venue
irder Trial
ORLANDO, Nov. 2.—(/P)—
Mrs. J. M. Reynolds, of this city,
Is racking information ns to the
whereabouts of her husband,
who left Orlando shortly before
the hurricane of September for
a trip down the east coast nnd
ha 9 not been honrd from since.
Mr. Reynolds was 00 years of
age, about five feet and four
Indies in height, weighed 140
pounds, hod bluo eyes, grny
iinlr, sw arthy complexion nnd
purple birthm ark on the right
side of hir. forehead. The fam i
ly home is a t 505 Grovo Pnrk
Avenue.
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COOLIDGE CASTS
HIS VOTE IN OLD
VERMONT HOME
i
« l
r
Puzzle Vote
a tto r n ey sa y s
van
Control of Coi
And Two
State Govei
Is Goal of
HE WILL OCCUPY
OFFICE TO JAN. 1 Both Sides Are
I’roHccutor Householder Says
He Has Not Resigned; the
Statement of Leonardy Is
Characterized as ‘Untrue*
Confident Of
Politicfaris Work
Late Hours Trying
To Get Out Big Vote
Furihor improvement*.of the St.
Prosecuting Attorney F.. F.
Johns River. Sanford to Pnlatka,
Horn holder today characterized
Thd appeal of D. C. Stephenson, rorrner klun le iiO r, ror a rovers«;»: nr the guilty verdict in his trial for are not favored ■n the report mndo
statem ents published in n political
the m urder of Miss Madge Olierholtzer, covered 2.3 00 iypewriMen pages w h o it was filed with the In by U. S. engineers, according l > a
advertisement in a morning news
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.— i/P) >
paper and also on handbills under —The American voter today’;*
diana supreme court. This shows Stephenson’s n! torneys, John II Kiplinger <N f l ) nnd I.lovd O. Hill Communication received here from
voV.
|l*llt Tfxns. *
Lt. Col. Mark llrn.-k.* of Jackson
tin* name of John G. Leonardy,
(rig h t), filing the bulky transcript with Court ( h r k Joel A. Raker,
the center.
Special Train Unrytes Presi Sanford attorney, a eleventh hour ia recordinjf .his judpiwnt .ijflSi
tmlu*r "f |,r . .1.
ville, U, S. Corps of Kngineers.
•«inchurch. wl"» 1
dent and Mrs. Coolidge to candidate to succeed Housholdcr, ns the personalities and
'1 he impression prcvutls in soma
Dthe tttif)or *t tU*Northampton for Election; “not true nnd correct,” in a s ta te that have come to him in *
‘
quarters that the Government is
rf tmlav m tlu*
favorable to tin: improvement of
ment to The Herald.
Train
Strikes
Automobile!
tually
a
cross-word
pr
pnuc I"’" i'i"g in
the river, it was said today. A re
The political advertisem ent said tlampaiffn.
rris is seek ing to
port on the proposed’ improvement
NORTHAMPTON, Mass., Nov. hat Mr. Hounholder “ told tho peoControl of the Saven
transfcirc*! u> nnw*s authorized by nil net of con 2.—
As simply "Calvin Cool- 1pjo'* i,e would resign as prosccut- Congress and of nearly t
anl
bat he hnil "he
gress /nnd the principal grounds idge," and Mrs. Grace Coolidge.” , jlllf n ttornoy
tt,
Jan. 1, 1927, but he
would like to kfet
upon which the adverse conclusions the President and his wifo today ))ns “already tendered l)ls resigna- thirds of the state, g&t
ments as well as lha e x t e n t s ^ _
J break his ‘‘damn
are based, according (o Lieutenant cast their votes as citizens of t j(MI ••
which prohibition is likely to
Colonel Hrooke, are:
Northampton while hundreds of
, ||(y|, j.* |5oy|0l assistan t proso- ure in political a f f a i r f ift th* n<*T
wjj J. 11 Davis,
who8U nnme appears on tho
Full advantage is not now being theic old friends and neighbors e(|t
future ore the m ajor iseUes re s tin g
| Leroy P. Chittenden was elected year and thanked his fellow mem Tola, for Magic City Climbs
clerk.
packed
the
hull
to
watch
them.
|
|m„
llt
t()flnyi (lcc|a red In a statctaken
of
the
present
improvement;
for
t
’mth
of
October
Over
conununder
of
Campbell-Loosing
[hers
for
their
assistance
in
e.uryupon
his decision.
'
VA
the
• on trial for
IT e c e t . . ninths While a that contrary to expectations w ater To emphasize tho public appeals mcnt t.0 The Herald th a t he was
iog out some of the important pro
Although a host of c a n d i d a t e
pxter K. Cliipp'*, post of the Americnn Legion last
Number Show Decrease shipments of fruits ntul vegetables he has made for all voters to go “ ,,(,alified and nominated for tho nnd p a rty manager* k s * t tW f
night nt the annual meeting of the grains. He stilted that it had been
r man.
and total w ater shipments are de to the polls and the need he feels (U,8jti„» of prosecuting attorney"
a
distinct
pleasure
to
have
served
members of the. post in tho Sem i
creasing
ra th e r than increasing; for the re-election of Senator Wil- in the* June primary, having filed stump and hall
(Rv Associated Tress)
»| _ nole Cafe. Karl J. Schultz was *the leg io n and that he would con
|, Texas. Nov.
nnd that tho principal advantage i jjnni p Itutlcr, the chief executive the necessary oath nnd statem ent campaign nota^ uhtff a f o » JWTv ;
vive-commander and \V. S. J tam e to serve in every possible j Miami led the list <>f 13 re p o rt
oi a irii’inlsliii' that
of the present navigable fncilitioB *arrived here on n special trnin with tho clerk of the Circuit Court last night, they
.death was reveal-1 Leake ad ju ta n t and finance of- . way for the best interests ot the j ing cities for total vuluntion of in to cause the railroads to meet ‘ fron, Washington to cast his ballot as provided by lnw. “ My name did day In an effort to swdlTthe *»“'**“
[if dramatic phases | ficer. Rev. M ortimer Glover was | organization. Several of the men ^ building permits during October, the wntpr rntes which has been j„ (j,,. state and Congressional not appear on the prim ary ballot of voters toward th« b»uo
elected to serve a second term ns present' made brief talks commend
placee.
J %A t
T. J. Frank Norris,
because no one else qualified," ho
ing Mr. Hutton for his excellent ' With a reported to. tl of $2,842,031) done *nnd fu rther expenditures election.
They wero s p b ,.,ed to « s
bounds
by
tho
j*
and fundaiaenta-, chupluin and . Rev.. T. Rudieel was
within
reasonable
I and an estimated total of $3,500,said.
work of the past year.
what unusual dffort In this
^ t d with slaying! mode post historian.
Mr. Leonardy in his handbills de tlon by report* from many m
00i), Miami’s permits climbed United States would not produce;* President Coolidge's Special train
Plans
for
the
Armistice
Day
The
office
of
sergeant
of
nrms
botter
results
in
this
respect.
,s, wealthy lumber
_
near Wilmington, Del., Nov. 2.—(/P) clared the resignation of Mr. Hops- of tho country t l U t a
celebration were discussed before above the totnl for the preceding
, tn continue here will again be filled by Hudson Rail, the meeting adjourned nnd several’ men III. Jacksonville with $1,142,
An appeal from this conclusion' President Coolidge’s s p e c i a l holder and the act of having Mr.. most of . p i t h y had
e testimony on a who succeeds himself nnd M. R. committees appointed to handle 942 was second in the state-wido may be made to the U. g. Hoard t r a jni on which he and Mrs. Cool- Boyle’s name printed on tho ticket large groups of the slectulfgUL .
Hutton, S. K. Dighton, A. 1’. H a g
million filed by
of Kngineers for Rivers ami H » r- lj,|g (, arc travelling to Mnssachu- "hns been kept practically a secret
Last minuto staterosnta from 4
gard and Joe Chittenden were various details uf preparation. The standing nnd St. Petersburg stood
L 3, a permanent body sitting a t . 8Ctts to vote, hit an nutomobilo a t until yesterday Nov. 1, a t which hostile political camp* disclosed
third
with
$1,03(1,440.
sale
of
tickets
for
the
Rollins
Colelected to the executive committee.
.touched upon yeaTho greatest percentage of in Washington, D. C., it was said.! Aberdeen, Maryland, crossing nt time these acta became kijown.” change In the sweeping clai m t
The election of Mr. Chittenden lego-Mcrcer football gam e on tho
To this statement, Mr. Boyle re sued by th* warring chisftal
br H. 0. Menchant, camo a f te r a spirited contest with afternoon of Armistice Day is to crease in permit valuation for Oc Appeals may be made cither orally: 12:42 a. m. today, demolishing tho
plied:
"My action in tho m a t t e r several day* before the tumult
or
In
w
riting
to
the
board,
which
automobile,
but
tho
occupnnts
es| Chipps visited Dr. John .H in tc rm ister. The new com; begin immediately, it was a n tober over the preceding month
hns been open and fair and any the campaign had died * ♦ * *
has
offices
in
the
Munitions
Ruiltlj
Cu|w«i
uninjured,
|tudy nt the First mandcr was nominated by S. R. nounced.
was registered by St. Augustino
Democratic leader* stffl *
it July to protest Dighton, who described Mr. Chit* • * Installation services of the of •which reported $20(1,930 for Octo ing. Tho communications should: Tho „tcupulUrt WL,ro privates W. one could have qualified in the p ri
nn,| m . Irving, United m ary and even if they did not claim to nothing *hort o f a
| church publication tepden’s work for tho legion dur-. ficers elected for 1927 are to he ber as compared with $80,520, for reach the bontd before Nov. 30 and I j U M
if nn appeal is desired, a request sta tc 8 Armyi Htftionod nt the qualify in the prlmnry they could slid* whijh would enable t
A September.
whs shot to ing the p a s t fow years In glowing held within the n ea r future.
have had their name properly ,upfo*vextending the date for sub-! A b m W .n prov,'ng ground*.
meeting of the members wno are
Five cities of the 10 reported In nltting information mado .ithout
0it'-*:he'ticket W filing the proper
/ lefmtf: ’W r ; II Inter ftilator was to have p arts in the Legion mins
With President and Mrs. Cooltiled by the defense nominated by Judge George H e r
creased permits, eleven fell behind dolay. F urth er information on tho
petition
before tho propbF officers,
trels this y ea r has been called for
>ebangt- of venue ring.
September's totals and comparison engineers' report on tho i iprove- idgo on their special train was prior to tho election.
liCK*ob4ain control of tKr
tonight,
when
all
measurem
ents
Edward T. Clark, his personal
Retiring Com mander M. R. H ut
(billed that he had
for two others was unavailable.
“There was a notlco given by the tho Democratic party will baVTl
ment may be obtained by r.iplying
for
costumes
are
to
he
taken
anti
secretary,
who
is
also
n
legal
resi
■ofF:rt Worth law- ton outlined the work the Legion
secretary of state for a period of
The other cities registering In to Lieutenant Colonel Br jko nt
dent of this city. U. S. Senator more than four weeks prior to the pick up nine seat* now held bjr 1
tie Nerri.i and had has accomplished during the past assignm ents made. ..
mihllrena. while they mu*t i n. .a,*
creases were: W est Palm Bench Jacksonville.
Frederick II. Gillctl and Congress election th a t the office of county publican*, - “*‘~ — ----(if to pay a fee of
33 Cbngreo*lonal district to gftJjU*'
$112,389 for October compared
man Henry L. Howies of Spring - 1 _rOi,0CUtjnK attorney would he
lervin*. Wheh
with $2 I (1.510 for
September;
m ajority of the House.
field, had joined
the party at filled ut the general
general <
election.
If
| hid done this, ho
Many of the Republican
’Ic a rv a tc r $230,00(5 compared with
Springfield.
Chipps was my
Mr. Leonardy was not well awur<* ntorlal to g a s, at • " * -* * * * '
181,.111(1; and Lake Worth which
Standing in the drizzle o f rain of those facts I should not he in the Rardtng landtlldd ht
tnd it my duty to
! reported $103,000 for October,
a t tho station, was a committee charged with secreting them from and they i«T hoping M an'
lint done as much
aga inst Septem ber valuation of
of old friends and hundreds of him ns such fucts wero open to landslide that followed th*
$70,150.
other
residents. Mrs. Coolidgo the public.”
idgo campaign In W24. " . ,
siou.-ly aiiiumiieed
October September
Mr. Housholdcr flntly denied the
The four border state*---,
The Rev. Dr. E. J. Pace, noted seemed espeaiully glad to be home.
proieculnrs laid
Miami
$2,842,033 $2,537,000 1 Bible teacher, is conducting n Sho waved n‘ greeting through tho charge of Mr. Leonurdy th at ho has tucky, Maryland, MIssonH
fMrs. 1). K. Chipps,
$1,21(5,017 Bible Conference i ntho Baptist cur windows before the train resigned. "I was elected to a four Oklahoma—*» w ill as AH*d
[the man for whose Supervising Inspector fen* the More Than 10U Witnesses Are Jacksonville $1, 112,942
School children who y ear term ns prosecuting a tto r aro listed b y the ’f f e m o t r t t r
r
Church nt Ixmgwood this wook un- slopped.
Waiting to ro en Stand in | St. rtHhunt $Loan,l JO
! h« Wen indicted,
State Says Remarks Made
formed the m ajority of the crowd ney." he snid. “ But on account of already stricken...................the
'rk.,1
s
u
w.
P.
Berth
$
4I2..I8J
from
“
.
„
dor
tho
auspices
of
tho
Lonfwood
luid that lie alone
Trial Thai has Been Six Tam pa
By County Employe Were
holding over
of county
>r tho
mo offlco
01 iicu 01
countjr publican lists. Refusing to con*
$ (139,555 * !' ! ‘r,’l ! r I Bible Conference and Missionary shouted greetings.
I special prosecutors
Years in Get line Started Lakeland
r tho death of Mr. ^ i s thn Ropubhcnns claim 1
The short distance to the polling judge a ftei*r
Unauthorized and Wrong
$ 3211,530 $ 825,150 n omC( the new interdenominational
Id obligation to his
474,957 c b r jfltjan workers and missionary place was lined on either sidewalk Maines, tho} notninoe, I found 1 1 in c'von there etates, which :
Orlando
$ 3(15,5(>3
BIRMINGHAM. Nov. 2.—(/P)— C learw ater $ 230.000
H A IN E S CITY, Fla.. Nov. 2.—
181,.lfit) 1 t.enter which is being established with other hundreds and flugs could not qualify for more than quently ore found in th*
*ho i: a personal
80,52(1 , t |lcrCi
were excitedly waved. Through n n two-year uppointment by the gov cratlc column, will remain wit
.(/!’)—S tatem ents of Ellis Wood- With the completion of the jury St) August ine$ 200.930
(c state on events
103.000
lane formed in the crowd, the ernor. This I did and when I de the G. O. P. fold.
'w o rth , fr u it inspector for Hills- to hear evidence against Charles L. Worth
$
Dr.
Pace
is
cartoonist
for
the
the H n sitin g o f
The oither states in which
102.000
President
and Mrs. Coolidgo w ith cided to become a candidate for the
I borough county, to tho effect that R. Davis, charged with the mur- Sarasota
“ Sunday School Times, and in the
! first witness called ,
position of legislator, it was n mut Democrat^ believe tW y
out
deluy
walked
to
the
polling
certain citrus growers are e v a d in g , d er of J a m e s Knox a t F lat Top y , n a V en
90,200
1sphere of Bible touching is ranked
>substuiilinli* their j the s ta te citrus test by using a prison mine, in 1920, more thnn
te r of law th a t I could not serve better than eveq chance
“
85,550
Brndenton
’’ ' ‘ ‘r am ong the leaders of America. For placo und wero greeted by H e r
Norris cannot oh-1 poisonous spra y on orunges and 100 witnesses today awaited the
Mnssnchusftts, N ew York,
both positions.
man
A.
Hockemelr,
inspector
of
78,025
IJeLnnd
’
ten years he was a missionary In
(I in Tiirr**at count y | g r a p e fru it were declared "unaii- cull of s ta te and defense attorneys
“ I naturally desired Mr. Boylo Illinois, and Colorado. I n J'
48,885
Ft. Pierce
the Philippines, a f te r which he was voting. He called "Calvin CoolIjuilice r\is(ing here
should qualify and bo elected to Indiana, Novada, Oregon," ■
Idge,,’
"Mrs.
Grace
Colidgo,"
as
’thorized and u n w a rran te d ” today us tho second.day of the trial FtLnuderdnle? 38,000
for a number of yenrs connected
fn hi*- iqipljcaton for ! by J. Hinton Pledger, state super oponed in the Jefferson county
fill the other two yenrs, he having and Washingtonu, they clolrtl
with tho Moody Biblo Institute of ho handed them their ballots and been my assistant during tho time
Norris charged that vising inspector.
least fighting chancea.
. ; HM
criminal court this morning.
they
went
tp
their
booths.
Chicago. He is now m aking his
|Htlciii|itcd tn pu jsnh
I held the office, and being woll
Mrs.
Coolidgowas
the
first
tq
“There has appeared in several
Davis and five other persons in
homo In Orlando.
rt Kffaiii-t him and daily papers a sensational news dicted by the Jefferson county
qualified for this position."
FINES BLAHt W9
His own missionary experience, turn hack smiling, her Imllot
i"° a “i ....Iiinaiinn” torv em anating from S tate Insptc- gra n d jury a fte r an investigation I
The county prosecutor sntd he
A. Blnir, negro, keeper of a
marked.
nnd tho experience of the hundreds
Innd “nth,. r enemies
hover had been advised by Mr. ordorly house^w sa fin ® ^ .1
” l tor Ellis Woodworth alleging and of Alabama convict mines.
of missonaricH v horn ho enme to
’ Monday*
pa.qur i„ prosmiti charging th a t eitrus shippers of
Leonardy th a t ho wanted the of Jydge ‘
.Selection of a jury occupied the j
know, impressed him with tho need
fice. Tho secretary of s ta te had ty men
Polk and other pounties have com- firs t day of the trial. Several
of a confer to widely' missionaries
ha' **""11,11.iu*d more ),]ctoly evaded and defied the citpublished for four weeks or more the bouse
ATLANTA, Nov. 2 .—f/P)— With whilo on furlough In this country
hfv
........
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...
.
__ hours of the morning session worn
a notlco in local newspaper* th a t arrested on
( slay as to I rUK fruit law nnd the inspecting wasted by the failure of a dozen
doubtful contests In only four could come for physical and spirit
the offico would bo filled In tqday’s ing a dlsordejty. hoa*«. ^The
Jl'diev,. a would he j bureau by and with tho use of veniremen to appear.
states, vqters of tho South cast ual re s t and /ccnperatlon. Such a
election, ho said. " If Mr. Leonar- Jor
of theem forfeited
lu
.mry from 'poisonous spray calculated to cause
Today, the slate announced its their ballots in the general elec center he is expecting, with tho
(Continued on P kge
Three)
bond* of $10 polled.
I
ti
Fr rcsiilenis to try (chemical change in tho fruit so us intention of calling two persons,
LilM
tion today merely in confirmation uid of others, to ho established nt
Hr. Webb Walker |t o pass tho required standards and Dr. W alter C. Jones, of B irm ing
A
small
porcentago
of
qualifiyd
of Democratic candidates nominat Longwood.
rn physician, said he j y,.t Huch fru it in alleged to he im- ham-Southern College, nnd Dr. B.
ed in the September primaries.
The program ,
am ong other electors had cast their vote nt 2.*80
|murh fi\< i opinions mature, tasteless and disgraceful, R. Ross, stall* chemist, ns the
o'clock this afternoon In the S an
Senatorial
and Congressional things, contemplates an extended
I iiuiik, „ f | b L. ,)0. according to the exact verbiage of
ford voting precincts.
prosecution of Davis began. Both
contests in Virginia, N orth Carol Bible conference oach winter,
[hr hail come t„ the the story.
The East Sanford precinct hod a
of tho medical experts wero in
bringing
in
the
leading
Bible
teachI urV of 12 could not
"Such statem en ts and allegations conference with prosecuting offi ina, Kentucky and the Gubernator
total
of 206 ballots cast, while the
> Kcomity. J,,,. u. aro-unauthorized und unwarranted cials Monday night- The lino of ial race in Tennessee providod chief ors of tls and other countries." The West Sanford precinct had 179
series
of
Bible
studies
this
week
is
* YAMPA, N ov. 2.—(iP)—The low
,clor. testified to a and calculated to do untold dam- questioning which will bo directed interest, along with questions of
the firs t of these conferences to be votes registered. The total wo* pressuro area over the upper lake
purely
local
importance
ago to tho citrus industry.'
a t Dr. Jones by tho s ta te is al* 385 vote* out of 3,000 qualified
In North Carolina, the Demo held.
ready known, duo to his re p o rt of
elector*.
' • region ‘yesterday pasted eastward
The
..
meetings
will
continue
• _ of
_# tks
n n v lrri body cratic Senatorial s e a t of Leo S.
an autopsy
the econvict’s
Few
wpmen
had
visited
the
BanL 1
oyer the lower lakes and the 8t. Buffalo
eee—
——e
through the week, w ith the excep
several m onths ago. Tissue tests Overman, has Republican opposi tion of Saturday, and close next ford precinct* thi* mornlnft, lie- Lawrence valley early today, aald Chicago
tion in Johnson J. Hayes, while re
also were mado.
....
Sunday, November 7. Dr. Pace will ford precincct* this morning) m >. if . J. Bennett, government. ip*bh.
T h at court officials cxpocted the election of S enator Richard Pspeak a t 7:80 each evening an the ing placet. A heavier women’*
orologiet In his daily revi«Vs>'lk
case to be long drawn out wps in E rn st of Kentucky, is contested by
book of R om ani. HU add resses^re vote la expected in the lost hour
dicated today when Judge Joseph Conffreftaman Aldqn W, Berkley.
the
poll*
ore
open.
4
,
>
...
A
•?'
caused
rain and sligt
by hia own cortobns. The
'
f t Swc'ha, Nov. 2.'' of her p arents, the Duka and Du- McCoy reiterated his statem en t of
Democratic tenure of six North U w wJated
The
voters
worts
reported
apathe
vraaiher
in th* northeast
e is Invited to i t to h d all serAiitfai tried on her ches of V astergotland, in which last night t h a t he Intended to in Carolina Congressional seats has
tic in the rural district* and in by cooler weather over tDCupJH*
, y* anJ f»uml it she and h e r sisters have lived since augurate night sessions a t once Republican opposition, whHe in Vir
Longwood,
Oviedo,
Alttsm
lik e region. Over th* eoattM st
fcf Tk " , slu‘ Wl‘nt to childhood, is, despite Its luxurious- if th e trial moved slowly fo r the ginia three Congressional Demo
Oklahoma
Chuluota and Lake Monroe.
.
L
“P#rt- ness, In re ality a n apartm ent of the firs t few days. Judge McCoy de crat incumbent a r e facing Repub
lack of lasuea and'full party tfck- th e weather waa cloudly wilh light
* cboc‘>lati- frost- type fam iliar to Americans.
clared he will not devote more than lican opposition.:
ots. was blamed for the light voting zfln>!bng the Gulf cooat
veleetati,,,, of the
The 20-year-old Princess, who1 is two weeks of tho court’s tim e to
While two Democratic candidates
throughout Seminole county. '*;
"nec, Leopold, tu known throughout Sweden o s I tho the trial, and asserted th a t ho for Congress in Tennessee a re op
be marricd Thurs.V*
J
,
G.
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personification of modesty, has will set the night session to be posed by Republicans, the -chief
been overwhelmed by the brilliant held from seven o’clock, until m id outlook is in th e Gubernatorial cost to ^ s y bg-.Jpdge J . Gv Sharon
on •
«t* destined p re parations fo r the wedding, and night if tho occasion demands.
campaign.
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Wht» two King,, tho fuss which has generally been
Georgia, Alabama, Florida, De
FIVE HUNTERS KILLED
t mwn Princes made over th e event.
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mocratic rule is threatened by the
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2<r-W Republican candidates whd mH con
Both she and Leopold have been
8BnI*, »'V|il1 *il <luWt
“ L of ifopold nnd avoiding’ tfa public gate a» much _Five persons lost then? llyee
ceded little chance for election and
mcidentully, as possible: only, leaying the
Occident# while bunUuE.y^
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arolks or-to attend
fifth birthday
WJstiona have in fo rm a lp
^Icbrstion.
Thi '“ 4J
niece of the per*
virtually
MI AMI PERMITS
Leroy P. Chittenden Is
Elected Commander Of LEAD STATE IN
Local American Legion FOLDING G A I N
DENIAL MADE OF, FAMED MURDER ;
ILLEGAL CITRUSiCASE IS B E G U N
FRUIT SPRAYING IN BIRMINGHAM
Longwood Is fkene
Of Bible M eeting
Under Noted Man
Democratic Ballots
Confirmed In Most
Southern Sections
m
Apathy Of Voters
M a r k s Sehiinole
County Elections
Freezing Temperatures .Recorded
R e g io n s Tt
Over Upper
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ling Thursday By Baking Cakes
Mato Fined $25 for
. Violating* Game Law
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SANFORD
Mercer Bears Owe Victories to This Trio
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Captain Courtney of Stetson won
the toss and elected to defend the
west goal. Zoller kicked off 4ft
M aryland in to meet yards to Hall with no return. F ree
sectional combat and man slipped e t t right tnekle for
1 go outside the con- eight yards.
Bernard
followed j
games.
with four yards nt center. Cnptnin
r journeys to Birming- Courtney ran off left tackle be
1 effort to stem the vie hind splendid interference 42 yards
^ H Tide of A lab a m a ,' for touchdown. Bernard failed to
. conference this w e e k ' kick goal and the score wns Stet’In* and no losses.
stnr^fl Rollins 0 nfter less than a
Chief threa t to Ala- minute of playing.
I'W rd successive southern
Bernard kicked off 40 ynrds to
| w ith three victories and.Goodell who returned the ball Ift
|^d record, goes against 1yards before being thrown. Captain
Sewanoe aggregation, Zehler hit left tackle for three
Ml notable feat this sen- j yBnls. Conway lost 2 yards at
the holding of Alabama j right end as Smith tackled him
1 to nothing score.
Hilliard punted 25 yards to Beni
i'a Bulldogs are sc lied- ard who was tackled for no r e - ,
. d a s h w ith Auburn, Geor- turn. Bernard went off right tnck-j
s’s Golden Tornado comes le for 3 yards. Loenthal was stop
Vanderbilt's Com ped a t the line nfter a 1 yard gain.
* ‘ the Green Wave of Zehler hit Freeman f<m a one yard!
be host to the Missis- loss a t right end. Loenthnl hit
center for 4 yards. Freeman went
ephforence encounters, around left end for 20 ynrds before
Hurhnnnn I.mvt
la meets Virginia Mll- Goodall finally caught him on the
Kaip.'i Skelton
Joe ‘■Phoney” Smith
seven
yard
line.
Rollins
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to, Virginia Poly nnd
p1|n* / comes to grips j ed Burham for Found and HainJoe “ Phoney'’ Smith is Mercer's flashy iialf-bnec and who is one of the biggest IndlvhJu.-.r pornt
. W ashington and Lee] Wright for Hilllnrd. Freemnn slip- <eorers in Southern football. Buchanan Loser, q u arcrhuc k, and Ralph Skelton, fullbaek. are not as well
le University of Virgin- Jpeel off left tackle for the rem ain
<nnwn ns “ Phoney" bat their running attack system has attra cted no little atti'Meui this season. This*
lion and Florida piny ing 7 ynrds and srore. Bernard
trio
will perform on Municipal Field in Sanford Armistice Day, against the R<dltus Tars.
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lAt^r territo ry a t Gaines- plaeo kicked for'cxtru point. S te t
son 13 Rollins, 0.
Bernard kicked off for Stetson, inc„ mj)|H ,. an<1 „„ t h r I10„ t p jay
m eets Yale nt New
field goals m one game.
3 the feature cross conn and the hall rolled over the goal j y^.hlcr hit right guard for two
A. F. Rives of Vanderbilt, I. A. [
line. It was Rollins hull on her yards. On the next play Stetson
' d the week.
Williams of Georgia Tech and E. ,
'/elder slipped wns penalized five yards when Wei
M. Goldstein of Florida are other |
Carolina S tate encoun- 20 yard line.
through left tackle for 5 yards.
1 •Conference oponent in
southern flowers on the Newark;
singer was off sides. Zehler gain-, \ J A W o r L ‘ P p n ’ T f l u m
i c d l l l roster.
J t t j r n e , and MlBslssipi plnyn Wninwright was stopped at center cd five yards a t right end before I -Is C W <1 1 IV I I I I
Freemnn
University
n n d for a 2 yard loss iih the Rollins Freeman tackled him.
NEWARK, N. J., Nov. | _ (/}•)_ W. VIRGINIA H A N D IC A PPED
State m e e t, the Uni- line fniled t<; «pei\ hole. On this wns hurt on the play and was tnwna . penalized
15 ken from the field. Yager was sent
.
.
Arkansas, in other non- pluy, Stetson
An unusual galaxy of all around
yards for unnecessary roughness.! in for Fm>man. <'onwny Wl.nt off
MORGANTOWN. W. Vn., Nov.
Zehler failed to gain a t rig h t end.| loft Ult.kk> for lhree ynn,8 a„ tho college stars has been contributed J.—(/P)—When
West
Virginia
I .five game lendcr- Conway passed to Zehler for 10
by the South to the 1!)2<1 lineup of
half ended with the bnli in Rollins the Newark eleven of the Amcri- University’s football tenm takes
S a tu rd a y when they yards and firs t down.
Conway
* Louisiana State Uni- went around right end for 7 yards possession on Stetson’s 35 yard rnn Professional Football League. the field agninst its old time foe,
line. Score: Stetson 20; Rollins I).
the University of P ittsburgh, next
I acare of 24 to 0,
and cm the next play Wninwright
The tenm is captained by Doug. Saturday, Morrison ami Iziwis,
H i l l i a r ^ f o r Rollins kVkcd off
i j ty of Tennessee, added 1 yard nt center. Zehler
35 yards to Yager with no return, Wycoff of Little Rock. Ark., a regular quarterback and tnekle, re27 to 0 victory over
wns stopped a t right tackle for no to s ta rt the last half. Courtncv bit four letter man at Georgia Tech. apeetively, probably will be m iss
>pl Aggies, stepped into
gain. Wainwright punted 45 yards center for five yards.
is
independently ing from the line-up. Morrison i s 1
Loemhal Wycoff, who
Jon and three conferto Bernard who returned 3 before added 4 a t the same place. Yager wealthy, says he plays “ for the jui'fering from a severe “ Charley,
,
Zehler tackled him. Rollins sub made It first down at right guard love of the gam e.”
hnss" while Lewis was injured in |
downed Florida by a 32 j stiluled Bruns for Van Poll. I.oenJ. D. Brewster of Georgia Tech the gam e wiiii Missouri Saturday, |
Yager failed to gain a t renter. I.o
Virginia humbled South thnl hit left tarkle for 7 yards
11,1,1 A' 1,1
,l( Oglethorpe, ami is isdieved to have suffered
i 6 to CT, nnd AInhnmn Poly Bernard gained 2 yards a t center entlml fumbled a bail pass from ! nrs
“ 10 second men" and two of n fracture, of the rilir-.
the
center
but
recovered
for
n
six
I; to 0 encounter from Ke- on a quarterback sneuk. Bernard
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.vard loss. A pass thrown by Ya the fa stest backs in professional
!•*>
wns thrown „ut of bounds by D nn-; j,t,r was g , , imi(u,(|. y a g e r punted football.
A plan to pccs'-ive Waterloo
-darollna University won iris for no *gain.
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rillKnt up in
11 lhe aIr f„ r ]r, yar)ls
Hob Newton, halfback, was ca p bridge and e r e -t fiv< m-jv s tru c
d a s h with North Cur- .10 yards to Conway who returhed |{l)|]inH >>un.
Zehler went around tain of the track team at the Uni tures across the lli.mu.; is being
Virginia Poly played u ynrds. X'onwny failed t r gain at j jt.(t ,.n,j r,)r
for five yards. Stetson versity of Florida and holds the discussed in London.
tO 19 .tie with Kentucky center. Conway attem pted to jinss
wns penalized five yards for be Hi: Imp Barry trophy for winning
lippi lost to Tulane by hut wns forced to run, no gain.
ing offsiiles. Waliiwril-ht fniled the Southeastern A. A. N. penthni'h
ora.
Conway failed to gain on n long to complete pnsis. Wninwright lon
championship
for
three,
Tech which advanced run around right end and was hurt
punted 30 yards to l.oantlml who s traig h t years.
* m e in an intersectionul on the play. Time out for Rol
fumbled but Freeman recovered
K. G. King of Kentucky, a base
t 'r e t u r n e d to Allanui on lins. Wninwright attem pted to
for Stetson.
ball and basketball star, gained
‘•n d of a 12 to 0 score, punt but was forced to run on a
Yager made three at right end . 1 distinction by registering three K0
hon-confe fence games, a bad pass from center. Stetson
I.ocnthnl was stopped^ for no gain' yard ruaa and three dropkicks for
bent SouthwcHtern I i 11- was penalized 15 yards for tackat renter. Hilliard tackled l.oenI t o 0, Virginia Military ling out of bounds when G i e g c r |t(ia| aft),r
vanJ gain. Frei
aefonted Davidson 12 to taekhd W ainwright a fte r he had
, iieliti: added two yards over cen
man fumbled ami Rollins rccovcriryland won from Gal- been forced out of bounds. Zehler 1
1 ed. Wolfe was tackled by Wcl- ter and placed the bull on Rollins'
i o 7.
gained a yard at left end, as the singer a fte r a three y»»rd gain at I three yard line. Yager was stop•and Washington and first q u arte r ended with the hall
slopped for no gain a t the line
end. A pass from Hilliard wns in
Iridic, S aturday.
in Rollins' possession 011 Stetson's complete, Hilliard was stopped at Cornelius scored over left tackle.
place kick for the extra
4ft yard line. Windleweaver was right end for no gain. Pounds was 1 Yager's
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sent in for Couth for Rollins. It M.at
f(>rr Burham for Rollins.
" ‘,nl
'V"1 nth “ score
waa second down und f> yards to
ight punted
' Melson .1.1; Rollms (».
Wainwright
punted 40
40 yards
ynril to
go. An attem pted pass Zehler to Yager with no return. Yager on
I.ocnthnl kicked off over the goul
Conway was knocked down. The the fir d play punted 25 ynrds out *’nt‘ Hn‘* ^ wn” Hollins ball on lier
next play was recalled and Stetson of huim-Is. O’Kelly stoppcxl Zeii- own 20 yard line. Wolfe failed to
penalized five yards for offsides. ler for no gain. Hilliard lost one gain a t right tackle. Rollins penAnother pass / e ld e r to Conway yard a t right end and Welsinger
_
ntized five yards for (offsides.
was intercepted hy Courtney who is hurt on tile |duy. Tina Iltit ' / c id e r passed to Wolfe f r r five
ran it back 15 yards bcft.'rc being for St 11 .son. Welsinger returns yards. The ball went over. FreeResulltt Adds to thrown. Freeman went through tho t(1
Kam(. ()n t |u. next plug Stetson
, , f f
l,'r< tackle for fi
four
nty of Outcome; eenter for five yards. B e rn a rd : WI|K
(( another five yards •v " r,ls- Y"b',,r 'v,lH !;lo|.ped for,
Which Ruled us gained three yards nt re n te r lutt I ftir ..I f.ideg Zehler was stopped »fnin- Hcrmiid went in for Yn^-r
tf, Is Shoved Down fumbled and Daniels recovered for at t |a . |, n„ for
j,aill aH t[u. t h i r d ! fl,r
Frislier went in ^.>r
Rollins, Time
out for
Rollins. period eniknl with the hull in Rol- ( ’<,rneUu". f" r Ht'-tson. Frislier,
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ICAGO, Nov. l .- ( / P ) - While Zehler failed to gain ut right lins’ possession on tier own 45 gained five yards off left tuck I
^M tern conference pot «lm- guard. Conway failed to gain at vard line. The score: Stetson 2ft; Bernard punted t<- Zehler as tinDemocratic Nominee
lr to d * y a,waiting the meet- center.
Wninwright punted
2(1 Kt.'Uiiis ft.
game ended with the hall in Rol !
for Slate Senate
I j t h f ' Ohio S ta te and Midii- yards to Bernard who returned I Zehler was stopped for no gain Mils’ possession 011 her own 2 ft y;,.-,|:
IWO;Weeks hence, mid-Westvrn three b e f o r e Winilleweav.-r
line.
37tb Seniilurial District
jut the line ami the hull went over,
Vaulted tho. hurdle of sec- tackled him. ( ourtney run over ; , ' n .,.,llall w(1,)t arilllllli |L.ft t.nd f„ r
Score: Stetson 33; Rollins ft,
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and considered the light end f - r 35 yards. It was : fiv„ van|H- Graham stopped 1^.-
College
Football
Stars Of South On
m
lKr. 1 y .U^ !'
o U,V,rUl. n m t ‘,rT h th.° V11' j eft Dial for no gain. Loentba! made
S old ie rs Field here m ig h t| tiro Rollins tenm. On the next play !„ VHt. 1 ... ight guard. Fieenmn
th e national tHIcholder. Rollins wna penulizrd half th was' stopped for no gain nt left
|jy\ S a tu rd a y ’s
conforenco distance to tho goal whon Daniels
tackle. Bruns wns h u rt on the
three team s In a tic was caught slugging mi oppon
play. Time out for Rollins.
and added to the cut. Daniels wus banished from
Frnlirk was sent in for f’lnieh
the outcome. Mich - 1 the game. Bernard made four and Couch moved over to guard
f»nil«d W fn v o rjU a j ynrds over right tuckle. Freeman
M tWloved down ■ notch e»| followed with two over contcr. Ber- as Bruns left the gumo. Freeman ■
n
went mound right end for five
o t its unexpected de nurd fumbled on the next play but
’*yards. On n tncklo bock play O’
b t Navy, whllo Ohio iGicger recovered for Stetson. FrocKelly made one yard a t left end
Just th a t fa r ahead rhan scored over left guard. Bor
Cornelius was tossed for a loss of
estimation although its nard again place kicked for the
yard. Loenthnl found a hole
Coach S ta g g ’s much-de oxtra point. Scoro: Stetson 20; one
a t left guard and went through
ns wua not unex Rollins 0.
for six yards. Time out for Rol
Northwestern WildWalker went in for Zollor for lins. Cornelius went off left taokle
are riding yvith the lead- Rollins. Bernard kicked off 40 for six yards.
two conference victories, yards to Gooilell whe returned 30 On the next pluy Freemnn run
last S a tu rd a y ’* defeat yauis. It was a pretty run and
la th is season's Big Ten ho was cheered wildly by the Rol 18 ymv|s through the- entire Rnll i i ^ team for touchdown. He was
lins cheering section. Zehler nt- given splendid interference. Y a g e r.
t«ratA the debacle o f ; tempted to pass but it was grouiidkiekni goal nnd tho score was
r t e the F.gst, the West had cd. W ainw right passed to Wulker Stetsi-a 27; Rollins 0,
VjtRa wounds in Illinois’ fur one yard. Wainwright punted
Loenthnl kickod off 40 yards to
over the invading 35 yardf to Bernard nnd tackled
Cross who returned five. Hiltiurd
White llllnpU had him afte r a -six yard return, Cross
punted 20 yard* out of bounds. Low ent Jn faftJCtttlaw*
{.enthal hit
Udjlt. | flr. fivj
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for full nnd winter application.
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[*attrarted much attention.
An In d ia n a man was talking to
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me to<]ay about mosnuitnoa in
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CITRUS BRANDS”
quitoes bothered him here. Mel
t h a t will bring raid they had not. I showed him)
. * m.. .UlJ l n g “ 1*.°,^ Ith 0 paper where Terre II »utc o- { ‘T im e Tried nnd Crop Tented’
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I Home, other seaport in tin* Ilooeier
ta ^ r o c tb a ll game*. Tnk*> tnte
that the ni«>«|uitni*i
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wpn wearing l|«*m l *r nil a V»n
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dv0r Their' face*.'
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H^,VMon% I t alno shown that
No it Juat Roeo to show that I V r <*♦ lit S|M*a«mt
som e t o r t of amusement every country hn* its dnawtai<'ks Clt I i| a S|M’i |;i J I ** K
• lot,', to every a rte ry of I But. the b i t thing in our simple (ifTII * »l’.l IIU«* T l Vo
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member that wo inunt not draw (let new price ll*t! order enriv.
lUtico Day should i>e it h i e , |,nck loo much from lhe (nuris*
QUALITY first, FAIR PRICKS.
„.WO If it in properly ndver- fnr w hat wo give hito for this is PROMPT Silll*MKNT. T hirty-iixRjfvWo cun pul on more big!,i serious drawback in many ruin- years m unufuetnring feitilizer for
I ' t W i t j il P the. crowds Bonin- munition. We can give the tourists Florida (Mowers. CASH WITH
n t t /p.
. l lthi felirr mnnpv
•tn».i..iU>A
money in li"Hi*r
h -tte r rnf<>H th a t will I.hea attia
e tiv c nnd
rii.tth ' ajpy other city in this then (five him the sports nnd ORDERS DISCOUNTS
W e huvo a ■orking good pastimes nnd amusement • that will THEN PER CENT.
1 n a m e th a t day between keep him here.
E. O. Fainter Fertilizer Co.
arid Rollins.
It should i
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and the I/Jgion
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fTtovi *. • t
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..dale that Jacksonville. Duval County. F la i
ire hanking on n big crowd ) | | u ward Mulick is here. Welcome
r ;for th e game. Are we d o - (j„ nUr city, old man. Wo have
iur s h a re of advertising for (ho Grand Roulovnrd. tho lights,
is j c a m a ?
tho beautiful white suml and tho
soworngo. «-vslom all roadv. How
^ n k r e i v i n g Day Kmilhorn Col ard. Now bring on vour tourists.
* will piny Stetson mid sup i
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On Dixie Highway No. 3
Land is heavy hammock and will nii*e all kind* of iVgotubleH.
Br'nulirul homes!tea with large shade treerf nnd rloae enough
(o Sanford In be desirable. Electricity is available nnd nl*o
lhe finest of flowing water.
All tract* have an eastern exposure and front ulmut 125 feet
on lhe paved road. These tract* are priced very reasonable
at SI, 2(1(1 wilh 8200 down and S2 (J per month.
rxr
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; MEATS IN BOTH STORES
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|ln quick succeasion
today. No damage
1 but many persons
kildinit*, which swny-
a a B B n B B lrfB
Do You W ant a Sm all
GUAVA JELLY—10-Oz. New Pack 21c
IE8 MANILA
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hipitc of the reputed
| th* Ku Klux Klan,
Ttood to bo *11 p-
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10 Fbs. Sweet
1 10 ,bg Wgh 4Sc
Cranberries
171c
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No. 2
7c
P
D el M onte 2
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r irii II towns missing
eail of 3,475 over for
. fercivul I*. Baxter,
III, C. Buzzell of lhdA. Jack of Lisbon
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j," Maine. Nov. 3.—
tk county, Maine's po
, empire, carried its
Arthur R. Gould of
^ to victory in the
t contest for the pri|cn J- Redman of Ells- [
, opposition to com- j
j of the lute Senator j
aid, expiring in March j
h
A tlantic C oast L ine
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A Bank With One Bi^ Idea
L i n e ’s S e n a t o r ,
C. W. Ray. Agent, Sanford, Fla.
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Through Sleeping Cars for Boston mid New England Points.
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c«ti^y
County, LeRoT SAVf? th4 ,4no*v h1«wr ^ t t ( ^ SAP1
Two ])cr .cent, discount .on city
J, J W
y
c t a y S cu, j u ra , counties in the coui5 j v T
taxea wifi be given to ta x p a y e rs
from P»f* 0ne)
I d u rin g tho month o f November,
Seminole county shdald be o n e '
J ‘ HoJ,y* roproHontlng the San, the P T * " ro,ntive according to Miss Ellen Hoy, city i M c t l o n a ^ S i i,?UU7 Producing j fuor(i Chamber of Commereo, told
<be declared, "I “ t” tax collector. The d iscount will be 'chairm an of t h / s ! ’
L«r<’>’. thn Lnke Mary busincBs' men.
fcdo anythin* to pro- reduced to one per cent Dec. 1.
of . t h *
The tax books were opened Mon- Cl2 r" ber of f 'm.nner« " ° h u t ° S t \
\m doin* »»•” •
rfdcr d»d not “tell *h«
jw edby bin political paysble . r . o n _ . 1l p . ™ ^ l
work
,„„k„ M t e r ' „
" o .» b n .ld h ,,., prosecutor said, that real property. The tax cplfector's
bigrftr industry, he said.
Jn hi* office on Jan. office is on the rig h t side of tho
rrveness of the ««■„.,tunity. L. C.
The progress of /several small
main corridor of the City Rail. •
Bi
bout secretary of the county,
f tilth
communities in tho county, includL ,ent out hy me on
trade body, said jn a shert talk. I
* w (be primary elec1 shall not occupy
. p , W u ‘‘ng attorney
l of the year.’
L ent i mode and it
k Mr. Leonanly
ic th m today, but
lainbe upon hi* BtW
1
id not as alleged
as being true. I
. took this method to
|« public."
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GUM-DIFFKD
High Pressure Tires
Wholesale Tire
& Battery Supply
— SEE —
L. A. R E N A U D
115 Magnolia Ave.
502 Sanford Ave.
* — At —
820 First Street
m
.In
409 W. *First St.
Phone 548
the softness of bread is no
guarantee of its freshness
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M o s t h o u se v v iv e f? ^ e iie v e t h a t u n le s s a
lo g L flf
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T h i s is a f a ls e i m p r e s s i o n , b e c a u s e s o m e
b read s,
on
account
of a
la c k
of
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p ro p er
m ix in g , p r o v in g a n d b a k in g , a lw a y s feel
so ft a n d
is
spongy,
not
so
w h e th e r
w ith
in g re d ie n ts a n d
in g a n d
com es
M e rita
of
or
B read ,
sc ie n tific m ix in g ,
th e
n o t.
be
its p r o p e r ly b a la n c e d
b a k i n g , is f i r m
out
fresh
fro m
oven
—a n d
th e
th e
p ro v
tim e
it
H ere's a Chance to Win Tickets
fresh
n e s s in g u a r a n t e e d .
So
you
rc m c m itc r w h e n
need
do
is
ask
b u y in g
fo r
,r.
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RKAI> THE RULES CAUEFULLY!
Iho adverli.sement.s of the merchant* on this page contain only their
(hone number. „« name or athlresa. All are popuL atnl leatlinj mert ants .mri j o h should ho able to recognize the name of the firnA y its
.1 Ivertismg or phone number. To the first person bringing in this ad with
t e '»»™s and addresses of the. udvertiaera on this page correctly filled
u * ' wl,,1lf*ve S,x Reserved Seat Tickets, to John Robinson’s
Uncus to the second, Four Reserved Sent Tickets, to the third, Two Re
'
tic k ets and to the next five one admission each.
this Advertisement will apjteatr again tomorrow, giving the names and
addtesses of the. advertisers and tho winners of tickets.
b r e a d , a ll
“ M c r i l a ” -- a n d
1. with poor, weak Idoort.
you
arc assu red
of its a lw a y s
b e in g
'«'i'dMai; y ^ V j , , Ma(i : ,i.'
ui.
Build ni» your blood! Oet In Iho
t h r jj ■H,d
\«'m
.1 in
r lie.
ne i roe
red mooilcd
Idooded class—and
class'
••••; .......l' ”**f• V
"i him 1injuii.
eijmii 0
gel the re- I
fresh .
and lot the work go t., J
' i' iV.'
>'‘"1 <le*erve. K. H H. will do j
id th at wants it.
Hut to I
*la.v t»f 1 »•••
v m iitju, It for you! H. H. S. help* Naturu ■
ick to ju s t w hat makes t h e t “ Bl*
ai "1 'ben- mult.' iui unHury build million* of nul-blood-cella!
i Tf . n/ v by the
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*' Wood tinHU*
IW. green it might la, well I»«*!o^
’on..' 'm'rem' ■i f ; , *H'> gilng
.?•' S'.to.........
H'every
f!**.
r"*
flbro of your body
1 of US to b u c k UP
Ul> "'III
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g o Y.*JlV' \V |’'" " l U i i e . . , 11 , . I' .iufe**
A m e r i c a n H a k e h i e s C q m i *a n y
.11 a.uni
akin.
You
•
i T d l a g . i l i m l > HU
n . . an'l every
- .porn of- ,your
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tho *hlggoi-t
biitiiness (lint we I| '"" I, '1!I . O" i'll,
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«*■'» ( f l r l y r a d i a n t w i t h e n e r g y , vl t n
■aver hnd in thiH vale of pro1 i...M.*i.e.V,"
, o
, ,,r.*.V‘ ,v„,l;v I ,,nJ v!»«»‘ylloh, tenrn nnd canal*. It is ciuimi -c o i u «• w e e k s m in., s . i n f u i ti j ” M,'B l (K1k l i k e hiicccsm. t o o ! T h n
Hg over illu hill and you can ii.'Cii'd ,, n e w ; ..... ..... |.i.i.i• In ,| h, r i ch , r e d b l o o d Hull H-. S H. bell i*
(It avery day.
: : .......... j, ^will clear
h" Myour
r,,r skill
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tv
n
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me
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iiuy
ugly
bteml*he*
da may sound funny lo you.
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1 " ,l - ,"1 - - v o u r n y m i w i l l
• arc more real investor* in !i'.iv 1 ; ; 1. V
: , j .,
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; Hparlile w i t h e n l l i u s l ptate today than thi* time hist
V 1 ; I n n l i t k.d:
a s n i firm. enll i| flesli
nnd more of Ihem have been
1 hi . ,m in......... ["HI round out your
• licolt
nu
apford looking over our fair
lUriirn - - stronglli and power will t
I I.. 1 ,.' ,
com.' to weak, Hubby lUUHClofl.
■B it were. Now it liehouve*
i n A. M U . , 1 . . .
M I . S * I S i l AI 1 i \
1 All drug store* *e II S. M. H. The
7 man ill thin fair city to get J AHilll.-l
1 Cor I mi|>l,iIn.u,
larger Imi lie I* more economical.
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Solid New England Through Train—
c a u se M e rita , w ith
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^ J S * * * ” "HAVC A CAMCl
T h is
W ill i n c r e a s e y o u r
e a r n in g a b ility
T la the red blooded poo pi o who
_ win HiiccesH In thlH world! Rod
I a t your Trout dour r e a d y 1 Muihoi ;nnt .1 Min in i. her i■t■.t i . dood give* men and women tho.vi
mg the e r r tie mi it.
T l i e l 11 “ I'pein m« i,.v Airniavtt n in t in ta l i ty — Dm energy — tho atrength
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*,
.
thin i'rimf , III.it llii- rt'Hltlt'iM't' ol you
tlm activity to earn wliut they
worth wlnlr. man in tht» unit ••licit nf > mii are u n k n o w n , a i m and
deserve1
t i l d e la nil o n e In (lie Sll.l* o|
, ;
lunity starve* to death while Hull
I ' l o i i d a tin- a . . M h n nl ilin w r i t
Nolinilv c a n d o j u s t t e n t o ttienian who does nothing hut Mii.|.uenu u|niii i n ..... . u u n l i t I,imi s e l v e s w h e n l l i ey a r e s u t t e r l n g for
the shekel* without giv
h'
w n i " " r r i c h , r e d b l ood. 11 is till*
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t..
h n p n v r r I s l i c d nnj<IJ(I 011 o f I h o b lo n d
’thing in relurn in t h e I h.V | .................. ..
d m .toil Jba l 1 an.*,•* ho m a n y f a i l u r e * In life.
.wears the fu r coat and gets I ......... ... e a n i i oi .................
................ . Huii
dun
i.un T l i e r e ' s n o p l a c e at t h o l o p for t h o
'
plaudits.
I " h
Tl(„
—
T cw r
aL.
M ore
♦hoy want nr you will find the,
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‘twas ever thus.
If you ...............' ‘Vn, .. , ...... .,
to make a success in life and MAi<Ki:t.. n. , i hi>..,<■I
■ the. publishing bind - 1
i »i : k g n i *. \ n t s
xcss in
you huvo In givo, thy people '
I I T
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I HE STANDARD RAILROAD OF TH E SOUTH
c t it can wo promise them the
p atro n a g e th a t they should
Kdwiml .1. Trotter, Keerelarv of
7 Maybe, maybe not. Cor* the Sanfoid ('hmnlMM of <.'>>rnafjkfy some of our public spirited ( incree, yosterdny announeed the
dtaUnq. a rn doing their part
eommittee meeting* for the« week
jonly a few.
I and the personnel of the eommil.*' !•
«•--------tees.
AS GOOD \ S YOU C A N MAKE !
v .-.a ^ ^ k w e down hosrted? No,
The week's ealendar follows:
j u i t p u r e , 1 plain downright lazy j
Monday, '< o ' cl o c k , publicity com a t Ilium' that's I lie strongest
a n d . self satisfied. Most of m»r: mil lee: It. .1 Holly, ih a iim a n ; T. stateim nt ut* c a n effer ahmit our
li'e cl cam, U l a n \.m can get n •
i]a here would much ra th e r R. Iliggite-. W M. Haynes and '
i ream like mir • who h compares
to some other town to sei\ a ' L. Drill
m i|iiahtv and flavor with your own
■ than to see It in Sanford . 1 Monday, 7
o ' c l o c k . oo i o Im i
of them would ra ther go to) ship atid finance , otninittees y it deln i'>u . (leainv honie m ole, why
other town to sco a football i Shinliolser. ih aiiinan; W. II Tim bother m ill m il,m e it a| home ’
i*. Most of our people would nieliffe mid W A. I. 'l'fh r, l u i a n c Mi. i o l i . nl, mii| 11,,. ..am,, and
and annoy
.nktfier go to sonic other town t o : connnittee; .1. G.
<i. Sharon, ch.nr \oti i . n e all the fe
_ „ » « * e a a n ty •fair o r tb« races or m an; K. .1 Moiighton. S. I!. High ance.
_ . I wonder, yes,
. ._t I_ won
..... Ion, Randall ('lia.-c and W . K.
Anything.
\i
■*j r d e a h r
t h e y really w ant to I*1 ; Walth. oichi Im' i ship comniiltvc
. lit’, liunfc 1
L]U(Wn, if]
Tuesday. .r»:la o'clock, touris*
SEM IN O LE URF.VM Ein CO.
'ant to get itwny from home and
entertainment
committee:
F ho lie ii:ii
IVO a good time o r what is I E. K lame, chairman,
Hodgson
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* Ball, W. It. Smith, F. W. Talbott,
--------.f.-R. Emory, II. It. Stevens, .1. I).
M. **•
H. Hutton, ■•o..How'many old codgers nre. le
ledd 1 Chittenden,
* " ,l"
*•••
Y th ere days hy the nuked unl ,,ulil k' Mrs. L. F Hagan, Mii-s
I on th e covers of magazines, j Kllt,|y ni Wilkio n*»‘l Alias Rubu
like t h e folks all want some- Williams.
ilWWjr in magardne covers.
Thursday, r» o’clock: A. Uaffolil,
chairm an; W. E. W atson, A.
Unrtcr, A. K. Yowpll, S. M. Lloyd,
Ide. A really good m « « . l R .A. Newmnn, W. M. McKinnon.
Ith n d efin ite'p u # p i» slM #
Vlghnr Spcei and L"
;,g»tn
to‘ s ra n t attention now and
fh'B|Of the really good magazine
' c u n i i r i hi i i t Nta KVfii
o r nre going out >• in.11
lilt 111. (IK) II I', IKIII.MlI.i:
COt .NTI , I 1.1, 1(111 1 ,
aa. Thn so-called *Wx up
I N I'll 1M I II V MITTI M..
• tu f f 1h g e ttin g over and tin
whilo m agazines have tnk IIO.I, TO I'OltlU l.OHi: IIDIIK.M.
Re count.
*11A f U i l l H A I* M I T IN.
e n e i^ y
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&
m
9 tff' ni
^ • ,ro p d * were im p a n a o l e automobile • "5 1' r a v
* dealem were buay fflUng'brdera.
‘ Br
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ISanford Chamber
J o d y Calendar For
r S f l t o e k Is Announced
\
i t v r x a m w w t f a s o m w i w i * i wwhi
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Imaiijli
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IN S M
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Servicc and Satiafaction
L , „ r , 1? ni,‘U;. I>rcssing and Dyeing.
IkUHrattlee satisfaction. •
We are the only exclusive prescription
drug store in Sanford, no fountain service.
Pure Drugs, Prompt Service, Pleasing
Prices
827
“YOUR MONEY RACK IP YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED”
I huts our proposition that we make on every sule and we are prepared to hack it
"" I l f o r di n,ow
,
° r our
fceds Hnd know they will satisfy-—that Is why we
to moke
m a k e tw
n h n v n offer.
nffor
can afford
lo
l.*ee above
“We Sell the Car That Leads the World hr
Motor Cur Value.”
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up
•‘DAIRYMAN'S DELIGHT DAIRY FEED
JiiNt F h o a .—We’ll do the IlcHt
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i a a a a i i i R a a i i i i i i B| BaB B Ba
Seasonal
Fwo Tampa Specials
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I n f u l f i l l f t t r i l y w i t h r .m o J .r r g , n o o l l t r r
n i i l r s o ( C :t» n o l,
/
Ohsurvalion, Ptirlor Dining, and Sleeping ( ’ar Truln, Coaches
Effective November a, |yon
ift
> *■" 1
' • A 4 , h i “ w “ ° “ , ,f
.'"»!■ II m i v i.,
p u rlin ,|„ ,
^ m « A t „ ' UrT ! X' . W,, , R h ■', h 'lu l'1 h " li'in-luiHuit b y a v r r v
I, H , r J I '
,l nr
' 1 ",,W " • P U itu c I u i m i n s t
T O R . b H u ru n c u jln lm U c M a m i fin> m „ r (|» « h o w c o n feluaivolv
fh„* ,„ iik T t 1
, 11111 '’word.s show con•7 r o m f | r c h '
h
‘ ' V™ l h *” ' * " • * ‘l u n v c r o x in la
|V r i H E IN iVOUIt HOME MAY START TODAY
ADEQUATEI.V
' i COVEREt) BY FIRE INstiHANCE
"flT BE SURE THAT HOME
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No. 181
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M>:25 am
11 :'>ll am
12:30 pm
1:20 pm
1:53 pm
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.1:25 pin
3:52 pm
1:10 pm
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Ar. I'n la tk a’ .
Ar.Del.and .........
Ar. Sanford .
Ar. Orlando ' ....
Ar. KissUaimme*
Ar. Ilainea City .
Ar. Lakeland ... .
Ar. Ftnnt City .,
Ar. Tam pa ........
Lv. Tam pa .......
Ar. Fnlmetto ......
Ar. Bradedton ....
Ar. Saraaota ....
W. Ray, T. A., Sanford
ryof
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is
tv ith isi
H«nil
( . a n i c l s l i a v r I h *o i i r c t v a r r l r d n i l ' ' Hiepl'
:iu y c i« * a rrl(F c y p r r n j o y r d .
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goodness.
l n> m
tIn
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h e f i i n n i n " , ( a r n e l lifts m a d e i t s w a y h y q u a l i t y .
The1
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545
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t ieu» „ .
ana uirts, ssee the
nak County.
nt* »«iie Rirds Are CoinHig’
lio n a rc th e m e a n in g o f C a m e ls, a n d
“We nre Furnishers to Men Who Know’
The Home of
. Haft, Schaffner and.Itfprx
.!
Clothes »
Our good shoe repairing brings hundreds
to oiir. shop on Sanford Avenue. Our
prices are right. We a bo carry a compkite line of men end women’s shoes—
who are we?
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I i i r k i s lt a n i l D o m e s t i c t o b a c c o s a n d e n d l e s s c a ro fo r 1
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QUALITY
W e h an d le t h e f a m o u a A t w a t e r K e n t
d i o a . R C A R a d lo c a n d 'P r e s tp - o - L ite
SERVICE
teries. •
“Your Patronage •Apredated?
Cleaning amPPreseing of a daSs tlgt will
meet with your Instant approval—^Instan
taneous service;
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in ilh o p s try tlio m
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a n e a
C a m e l q u a lity
a l l , a s l l i e y b e c o m e e x p e r i e n c e d *fl
781
th e y c o m e h o m e to C a m e ls,
C a n a l m ild n e s s : a n d a n I 'c w n ^ s t a r e
f o r y o u r t a s t e . a * 1.*1
m ade
( * - « llouquct
UH t ° r
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s
you
t l 'e jjtr u e s ! s m o M n g p l e a s u r e .
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F o r a s m o k e d ia l n e v e r tire s th e ta ste , lite r a lly i^ v e d
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Ml kinds of
»* by *ir^her< i." ^*n f°rd— Deliveries anypt.•
° any,imc* O a r n ig h t phone la
* $ F
Sanford's Exclusive Autqr Laundry uses
hfglr pressure TAT Service . Ini washing
your «*tV'
' : 'b/Xfy;Reasonable Prices, P -f in t W fldent^
f . ' v . , , ; Service. Ose Our P beiifl
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Tickets, Reservation*, Information from
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Established 1908
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s
"in l.v. Jackminvill,.
Ml III uni Ar. Falutka
II hi am Ar. DcLand
I- Id pm Ar. Sanford
*2JlS pm Ar. Orlando
1 :,72 |nu ,\r. Kisaimmec
- :L’> pm Ar. IlHine* Uii,
-••>11 pm Ar. I.akclaiid
;,:lI* pm Ar. I'laiit City
LH» pm Ar. Tampn
•r*:lll pm l.r. Tampu
IhoII pin Ar. Falmello
li. M pm Ar. Brndcnlon
7:30 pm Ar. Nurasotn
, .
rjg n rfllo
■
.
.
“ A R e a l 1 G o o # Dt*ug S to r e *m
, Pressing
bd In the
We carry at cd«>lMe u ^ t^ d h to stock in v
deliver.
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>J—d
Sartford Forum of today’s Herald win be found mi
g ift,
article written by a Lake Mgry woman which will be of in
Class Matter, terest to the merchants of this city. They are given rather
Posiofflce rough handling hut as it has always been the policy of The
I f i R. i the..........
Ik Florida.
lorlda, under Jlct of
Heu.t i . *? prlnt ^oth H'deR of every question, this attack is
>.t
i** w
. .■ j
published. Besides it may do the merchants good
.
JM Itw n i M i H c t i
Last
week
we
suggested
that
the
effect
of
th
e’consolida
TENNYSON, WHO hnd a eftmAeaeetate Editor
JONES. ■ •■ U |k c Editor tion of two of the largest mail order houses in the world fortnhle opinion of himself, makes
might be unpleasant for some of the local merchants to bear. the man in I.orksley hall say to the
woman “ thy pnssions matehed with
Ihe combine has considerably increased its assets and will mine
are as moonlight unto' sun*** •!A ®/*rMontii»— n o n
*n_ C i l r -.by Carrlur, prr have an unusually large fund, to devote to catalog and ad lilfht. or as w ater unto wine.”
Weef ly Edition • $2 00. vertising purposes.
They will without a doubt make
Tennyson never heard rtf Mrs.
powerful bid for additional business.
Jennie Lind Yrtunif of Provo, Utah,
- J ,OT,, t f5' All obituary
Jti years old. Her liushnnd made
,«JMa of thank*. resolution*
Mrs. Mao H. Williams of Lake Mary writes in their de-i ‘unpleasant
accusations and ob
•*»*«r Cntuh«ont<t whore
[■■•'.JOatle Will he chursed sn l^ 'iK s, dedarer \hllt sh,! can «vl u,mu»t identically the tained a divorce.
r . :«dvortUlnK ratra.
wife looking for
way to
ie t k ' h ^ . ih “ T T
j ?a‘ ° hl!, >>«lf the price The
.............
,„r a„ *„y
t ANSOttlATRD I’lttCNS 'she ca?1 K
e * **■ hire. She admits that it is inconvenient to w,i"‘ "',l tin* «H*grnce, wrote to the’
husband affirm ing her innocence.
VL°*\
tpn (,avs for her purchases to roach her but Tlit*n
she piled old newspaper* in
^
th' u ^ h a t thi. money is worth saving.
|l»e middle of her little room, stood
%w* ‘ * 1SSS Zrein’!’' y.? h
.^ ‘nv pLnnV X ahnyone to <le*,y that- A penny saved in tlic bonfire, applied n match nnd
?r^dh! ......... .
IS u penny earned. If she can get just as good things at a horned herself to death, Icnving
In are fllflu rcn«*rved.
greatly reduced price by using her catalog, she would be three voting children.
/OVEMlIRR 2, 1926. foolish to do otherwise. However, we would like to UHk her
The I .ticks ley Hall ifentleinnn,
with his passions like sunlight nnd
NHRAI.D p i . a t k o h h
money
° ^our experience
thp in—the• world
quality
S ? less wine couldn't have done thnt.
nont.y. V ItChash been
of shopping
that one usually gets what he pays for
P K MK GREEN, hend of the Amer*
JlwSr Uk* ■* nmmt9r*'m»*»■»
iciin Federation of I.alior, Heaven
T
he
instance
of
Mrs.
Williams
is,
nevertheless,
one
which
w a te r root* to Jaekaoa.
him, declares th at labor
Sanford merchants should giVo their serious consideration bless
wiints
a powerful navy th at the
mUmu ot at. Jokaa-Ia."h.'i,™yr.'".I ,he %arhborho«d of fifty dollar* a United States may he pr i. rly de
■iv'er rannl.
month with mail order houses. And she is not the only one fended and ready for tio.iole.
• • ! while wny.
I** »«•!. trnala roart*. , the mtlo0 f r r , ,,OSS,l’ly him(lrc‘(,H- like her who drag out
WOltK.MKN WOULD he worne
the little old catalog every tfmo they want to buy anything
a « » « ot balhllna
Itlum
foolish to want a nation unvr»-, It is entirely possible that several thousand dollars
y are | prepared
aoasra, boirla, apart•*ime they hear the hrunt
t koaara.
sent out of Sanford c\
when fighting comes. Hig fellows
I .li' i'hn then patriotism hv making
............- — -i««i - ' * a
j a fat | ii -"'
n ie f l.a of h o . i ,
'it ‘m war. Little fellows
an
amount
<d
money,
k«-pt
at
hopie
and
kept
in
circulation
E V . . . d l«.
I.. k,
It, Monroe,
get shot. gassed, diseased, etc.
Rlrtlo. of elf 7 hr..,me.. lmnllw»nSniV\v|1,°ti U;.San;';,nl- h * °» M help to keep the old
I
' tlm proernm.
MIt UIJKKN and his federation |
■ m
,,n ° ,h,‘r
might fail
v
r
f.
"
M
te
m
Mrs. Williams says it is
is th
wflk provlaloit for Inereaaed
me fault of the merchants. She of lahor. wiil rm doubt advocate the
r« n n u » «.
sa y s then
right kind of preparedness a g re at
|
T, ,,K ;' I" K'es aren t right. It may he that the merchants buttle
Heel in the air, another be
ttfSL
\
G E T THB
n Urn«,
*11 kthda, <kunrw.
went Coloring gjt
SANFORD Cii
PRODUcjg j
____ MltS. FBED S. DA1GEH. SOCIETY EDITOR
5th °nd Maple
Social
alendar
MISS •ABBY.DOUDNEY IS GUEST o f
HONOR AT BRIDGE ON MONDAY
RESIDENCE TELEPrfONZ
Ladies of St. Agnes Connecticut Girl Is the
Guild Entertained By Bride of R. W. Russell
Mrs. Daiger Monday
<.000 DANCE AT ONE TIM E
At Blackpool, one of the pop
ular English beach resorts, there
Among th« m any prenuptial so
la a dancing hall xwhlch this last
p - A W ali
uuttinK for
--- - v
•
A very siniplo yct most impres- season held as many as 4,000 percial courtesies with <whlch Mis* novolty bridge.
the
c°nsolntion
prize,
bridge
,
lin|H
The St. Agnes Guild of Holy
Abby Doudney, a brldo elect of
PAINTING
------- , aon»
one time. I t has 18,000
Mrs. Dick Drown was th e hickv < ros* Episcopal church held their s,v° we,lding was th a t of Tuesday
this
week
is
being
honored
with,
pecorat^
atternoon a t 2:30 o’clock a t Holy I S<|Uart‘ foet
f' oor apace. It Is
Tu«xl»y
.Thc K,Uef t of honor was pre regular weekly meeting Monday
one of th e most delightful was th a t 2
not really crowded when 4,000 arc
W ph C. Hutchison and of Monday afternoon when Mis* sented an Italian cut work linen afternoon at the homo of Mrs ( rons Episcopal church, when Miss Charlesttming, it is said.
P h o o e 56S-W]
Kvu Kossack of New Haven, Cinn.,
Houghton will enter- M ary Graves and Miss Frances bridge luncheon set, as a gift bred Daiger on Fourth Street.
r i d i e 's ^ e ’ homc of the Graves were hostesscb a t bridge a t from her hostesses.
Bronze gnd ycl|()W tnnrigolds urn' 1
2608 Sanfoi^^f
the bride of Rlrhnrd W.
Following the awarding of th yellow .elder were nrrunged in | Russell,
" £ e Court nt H « clock, the home o f Mrs. Alexander Infixes’"the^ni,i
Bev. Mortimer Glover, recMIM Abby Boudney nnd Vaughn on. P a rk Avenue. ’•
' }laid• with
h° .in
lnhl' ? W'‘re d ‘‘n m l “ ml i blu« J>«»l 8 in the living nnd din ; tor of the chord,
»» • .•
1(1 w,th dnmty covers and
retbo»ts.
I
1 u u lMurch, cfficinting.
nnd re
Tho rooms where tho guests a s
of « salad course and
:,nd
Mrs. A R. Key. vice president.
iT|" ‘ l,ri,I(‘ w*» « picture of girlsembled fo r play were adjourned freshmenta
I T ’:, S O
EASY T O
were
, t 10 o’clock s. m. with quantities of yellow cosmos, coffee
♦ a . >vrvi'd by th0 hostesses prealdcd over the business session. ■■-li loviness wearing a gown of
assisted by
Mrs.
Alexander when the regular routine of busi fh'sh pink crepe
o/ Wesley will hold
M A K E
B I S C U I T S
,
.
- i
.
• Elizabeth, with
.
AECHITEcJI meeting and etetlon of zinnias and elder, the color scheme Vaughn and Mrs. Frank V
Mi«« n
i ................... vriuiy. i ws"
curried out. A c o m m it-! '‘" ’Kf picture lint to match. She
of yellow and green being em pha
w ITU
SNOWDRIFT
? , r 8 t N a tio n a l B»nv|
, iheir class rooms nt the sized in every detail
attired i n 0l" ,Cy 'V * ben,,,ifully to° of ^ r e o was appointed t o ' " " ' ' ' ’d an arm bmupiet of pink
IT
Sanford,
^
a 'om m ittee from th 1 -.......
P
church at « ocl<K*.
Tallies suggestive of the season » red in a sm art fall costume of "»«*
iClass of the hirst Hap- were used in keeping scores for .Mingle green crepe satin with }Voman’* (*»Hd to formulate pi nns
Immediately following tho cerotnmmin.ru of fur
r.._
for tho Church Service -League,
1 of
Wj|| meet with Mrs. C. the exceptionally interesting game, bandings
...
. ami trimmings
‘ he young couple left for a
In Wynnwood a t and when scores were collected it
Mn.s Mary Graves received her W a / M *'u'hls »re members.
CHEESE
BISCUITS
'" i t wedding trip and upon their
A fte r tlie. business, u soc ini hnm '• turn will be at home to their
found t h n t M r* G r . M Wli guests wearing „ pretty frock of
ek.
2 Cups Flour
member* sew I 'i n mis at the Rose Court A partmidnight blue georgette ami taf- was enjoyed,
. aon wns holder of top score, and fettn
4 1 tatpootts B a kin g Powder
cpmbined.
»nK on tea towels for the annua I , meats.
Wednesdsy
'w a s aw arded bath powders. Frtr
bazaar
to
Do
held
Dec.
2
,
while
A
sport
frock
of
Valeri,
in
hluc
> 3 Teaspoon S a lt
nder/Vaughan will en- having held second high score, Mrs.
Mrs. Glover read several interest
S
lices
2
Tablespoons
Sno w d rift
Monroe
B.
‘
H
u
t
j
i
n
^
r
S
S
S
d
«
^
*
M
iss
F
r'
. hjncheo'n at her home on
•‘lANO CKI.KBKATION
ing nrtirlex pertaining to work
' ( at 1 o'clock, honoring
c
u
p
M
ilk
_cloiio by the (‘lunch hnth lion* and
Many nuivjeal o rgnni/.a^TiiM are
hter Miss Abby Doudney,
abroad.
> 4 Cup G rated Cheese
'lehcating this .vear the two
ct of next week.
!
Refreshments
consisting
of
Sp..",l
....
I umlieilth .Taniv.-r-ni v of the in
I burner (’irde will meet
Sift Hour, baking pow der
salad course and , nffee
were '•Mil,,||
of (t, piano. Ilurtoloni
[t II. Anderson, 108
(>il, Tires and Tuts.,
a n d s a l t t o g e t h e r , c u t in
the hostess assisted b\ ...... < r
i-. cte.lit.'d will)
Ycnue, at ■'<•«> o’clock,
""nos. I*hon,.graph,
S n o w d r i f t a n d m ix w ith
ml Key and Mrs. K having
H
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M
r
s
.
I
l
o
u
s
o
h
o
M
e
j
i
?
'
I
r
ii
K,,ivmo
I’crfi i t ' d the prototype, of
monthly business mectl r.. Herndon.
liq u id . Toss o n to flo u re d
the modern piano in 172d. He con*
Mrs. A. R Connelly entertained
Hatter,es, etc and
.
Woman’s flu b at 3
There
was
a
gum
at tendance of i cived t|
( ,ae of the loveliest social affairs 1
hoard and roll to
inch
pr. Hamilton Holt, of the members of the Church Servieel of tin
’,*,’a 111 liaving the hum
ulars on the Kr.e I'hon.
members.
thick. Sprinkle w ith g rated
" M O
IIK II
III
I H i l l ■!#. . *
I
Ml< I A
S I I l k II
•!> ..
•
■ BIBLE VKKSE FOIt TODAY
mers
strike
tl>,.
strings
and
^]|rKt «i]| speak, nnd the League Mbnday afternoon' a t ' her iwhen'.MTs ' F n ^ n ' " t T'I,,Mla>'' I
low the water. Submarines to de
fit 1 '
cheese and fold once. Cut
oourid so ns not to stifhe the. vihrnt s stroy enemy ships as they coinc,
homo on Dark Avenue.
i.__. • . ’ ^ r," st Hmishiddet en- |
Denmark Ousts Kxecut loner
„oit cordially invited.
BE STRONG- "lie
tion
by
tort
nined
most
delightfully
and hake o n greased baking
airplanes, to heat off airships, sink
.17"“ “ V""-'. nl 1 , , «>’'nnn Christensen^"of"cmnen. it!!!' »**' n '" ’ai,li"g in contact. On
Th© room* wher© the members luncheon no,I
Mrefore, and let not
Ttiursdsy
sheet a t 4 ) 0 degrees I .
enemy men hunt m eat and w ar ves
.............
l h<'r ^0,ne
onroP B. Hutton will eu met were brig h t with many bas on• Evans
Street. <K<‘
The" guests
were , hagen, has been relieved of his ,,f th - oi ^ ' i'i'1' , h<’ I,rw|etessor
tded.” 2 Chron. 16:7.
o f ,0(’a l !>w»|»l« t o local s t o r e s .
p o i s e t u o o k s sels. Those are the things this
job which ho has held for more lltakc th mi. 'i''' nycr
° nlv
, bridge at 3 o’clock hon kets of cut flowers, combined with
1113 Hanford Ave.
country muds.
’ Abby Doudney, a bride greenery.
The
evil
oi
the
mail
order
business
is
really
a
“menace."
:-!*fcAYER— Do Thou make us
r
_
) ■ ■
THE YII.PI/, palace in fon.stnnhii week.
A fte r tho devotional exercises
In the living room, ipiantities of
in the Lord, and in the pownnd loud
tinople, where tho Sultan lived
I|e Chapter No. two of the led by the president, Mr*. Connel exquisite pink roses and lavender c«m reasi.'iinhle to keep him long , notes, hence t|„. original name.
HU might.
it
on
probation”
for
the
reason
”
|,iauofort
with fair Indies, occasionally hav[will meet at 7:-t0 o’clock ly, the vurimis committees report cut flowers were arranged with
from tin- Italian
th at in xi11 th a t timik he has not piano,
1 ,nK his eunuchs strangle one or two
lljnoir Temple. There ed on their work.
Ww
OLD MASTERS
pleasing effect in silver baskets
meaning soft and "fo rte,”
Somt
Editor Ihe Sanford Herald.
j ‘T *hem, has been changed to a
T.
.
.
-•
!
failed on to officiate.
and found one that I liked, but the
meaning strong.
aitiation.
, . 0,,'‘ u i' h «
lime for foolish ness on i n s h a n d s gambling house of the Monte Carlo
A le tte r from Miss Elizabeth ('.
The luncheon table was
was most
must • _
•ote
price was eight dollars.
I was
wrote
to the Post-Office Department
| t v a r love unless you can
Class
of
the
First
HapTrent,
Education
Secretary,
for
unique,
th"
.....
:....
<
'
If) West Wash Inf
I am a reader of The Sanford very much disappointed and came
W a s h i n g t o n a n d 1 •‘""I. The Sultan is gone, his la
centerpiece being a
asked
th will hold regular busi- the Diocese of South Florldu, was miniature “oW negro mummy”
with all the faults of man!
, 1, . ya boon.
,
Mi'H'd.s the stickeni used on the buck of dies. poor things, are work ng for Herald ami I have noticed in your home ami looked in my catalog
ORLANDO
» living, and so a re the eunuchs. editorials, you and the local m er nnd found a pair of shoes, almost
fiocial meeting :it 3 o’clock rend, inviting the women of the with picturesque costume .standing
sometimes will Jejiloua bo
i
r
t
e
k
l
"
'
"
"
"
'”,
b*
favor,
arch parlors.
chant*
have
been
attac
k
in
g
the
parish to atten d an all day meet- beside a wash basket, ........
from which
identical with the ones in the store
i epptrmml, he thinks, or maybe winter-green, would on,.
DOgh bu t little enuae they sec,
The shoppe fur the lit)
IH E YJEDIZ garni,ling casino catalog house* pretty industrious for four dollars and forty-five
of
the
King
class
of
ing
a t W inter Park, F riday, Nov (entended stream ers or hits of |nun
vide
a
candy
taste
and
be
so
very
tasty,
people
would
buy
1 h a n g the head of dincontont,
has produced its first suicide, an ly for some time and are now
I alr.o found a larger and
diit church will have a I'J, a t which tim e Miss Grace L i n - j ‘Jry to each place.
y attache of the Hungarian legation. quite excited about the possible cents.
l speak w hat s tra ig h t they will stamps just for a chance to lick the glue
nicer hand-ling than the Sanford
wardrobe
bnc it 7:30 o’clock a t the ley from the Church Mission House
The minstrel idea was further
combine
<
>
f
two
of
the
largest
in
He
lost
his
money,
lost
more
that
vypent.
Not only would the new flavors sell more stamps and
store offered for two dollars and
film W. H. Rawlins, 308 a t New York will bo th e p rin c ip a l'ta rrie d out in tho place cards done
he borrowed and couldn’t pay and the United Stntes, hinting at the ninety-eight cents. I promptly o r
make more money for Uncle Sam thee c, o r r e s p o n d e n t *p o i nu,Kl
LAYETTES
N0J
enth Street. All mem- speaker.
t e d so a beautiful Constantinople danc almost incomprehensible m agni
| in minstrel figure* on which were
dered these two items at once. Now
f th a t but one Hnint mlore,
jrpd
to Ik* jiresen*..
11
.'f'oul<.1
Uw
witillK
of
an
imnu-nao
nnmbrr
......
1
m
k
<
>
t
an
immense
number
tude
of
the
business
they
are
like
er
"most
beautiful
girl
in
Constan
BAIIY
FURN1TU
It was decided to change thc J w r'tten jokes.
Mrs. Ilousholder
you have the argument of every
show of love to more;
Phone 475
ly to do.
° f letters, thus booating the business of paper-makers ami tinople,” lout hlterest in him.
Side Pirent-Teachers As- name of the organization to t h e ' “cted as interlocutor, asking mm*
one who has ever ordered anything
m ust be scorn’d in none,
BOYS
ANI)
GJRtf
jI
He blew fiut his I,rams.
I would like to pay in defense, by mail. It in p retty conclusive,
stationers. And countless folks would “write that l e t t e r
| will meet at the South ‘W oman's Guild.”
\ lions of each guest, the answers
j - . PV* tru ly served In oiwi
th a t the local m erchant’s exorbi I think.
to
Moll,,,-."
having
11,0 au,mps all lick......... Von ly
>
School at 3:16 o’Plans for the annual supper and w«re f«und on the reverse side of
" “4* Is courtship but disguise?
THAT H A P P E N S in Monte C ar ta n t prices were the direct cause
Why force people to trilde by
hnzanr to be held a t the Woman’s their place curd,
•* M a r t s mi|y have diaaemhllng
This afforded
The authorities there of the catalog houses being estab mail and then "krtock” the very
- . t l ^ d o V u l k o t h o fi !k " lf " f l a v " r " f l><'l-|,ormint.
M o r e lo often.
Frldiy
’
Club,
Doc. 2, were discuHned.
much merriment.
The nut cups
will
always
pay
your
fare
home
lished and thut the local m erchants thing they have conceived? It is
Chocolate would
L Hill will entertain
At the conclusion of bu*inesR, thp were green nnd hold snltod nuts
be awfully messy. And any day the baby might find the when your money is goiid, that you have kept them growing ever since very inconsistent. I should say.
|fof
the
Book
Lovers
may
not
"die
in
the
house.”
hostess
served delicious refresh and yellow mints. At one o’clock
Until
they
have
waxed
strong
nnd
^ f ^ t h e l r a f fa irs require,
hpx or atampo and lick off every la.rliclc o f" tk'kcm mu
It is very "ubtueahle
rwiiv'j.rf. 11 Kf
it
V , " .........
" U i t i t m u that
IIIUI all the
o'clock at her home ments.
u delicious five course luncheon was
feWblaisthem sol yes retire;
The gambling, probably, not the W
l
Ttui‘
Now
they
consuicr
them
loi
al
prices
are
almost
the
f,
same.
kiibiiit,.... -.. . I l l
rni
,
served.
inducing folks dancer, caused this H ungarian’s II" DlUn
Those
present
were
Mrs.
A.
P.
»s hunt, and sometimej ^
They do not vary more than a dol
WliOLKBAUC TIHB A \ I) IIATTKHY SIU'PLT
................................... .
M r. P c n ^ M n
ford Doudney will en Connelly, Mrs. Charles T. Fuller,
»Fk,
lar or two. That would suggest a
Following luncheon, the guests
••HKTAII. AT WIIUI. k Aa i .K I'll It M»
;not
I darner in honor of Mina Mr*. B. D. Mobley, Mrs. B. F. drew the strings from the "Wish
» t ev«*n sit ami talk:
combine of some sort, but the prinFor llaiferr »n.l Tlrr w r , Ire. %vr er, t.nrBe a „4 rr„nt, .11 ,
I eiple is wrong.
and (’aiilhon Hut- W hitner, Mr*. Amelia Noble, Mrs. B an k et/’ Tor favors, which wore
a,lt< Hueh-liko you , I,,,
If any merchant in Sanford trrlr*. | . n
b y a b e lo v e d c h ild w in . .. ........ .. | „ | i( k t b e s l e ,
WMH“ " h‘*
- gan bl ng
“ r '!>"
#»int{ the wedding re- Young, Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. G. D. matched to find their partners for
uV»t
Knv
IlniO-r,
hr
u
WII.I.AIIII
nuj
M
,|*
" , h , n ' >,aJ' l p .
pas-,,, 0. most vn.lent of nil p
a
s
L1:
Mhuut fifty dollars would take one third to one half
like, nnd love, ainl fi«*V !•/
Binhop, Mrs. Robert A. Newman, •he game of Duplicate. The prizes
u
l nions H,nt make fools of men. The | S' ,",In‘h1 V th them and the loeal from Ins present prices, lie could frrrn.-r.
fea»<l
*
M A I M 1 M U W O i A U B I - i r S D O U B LE ACT1NO
Ih'|inilinent of th'* Mrs. A rth u r Marshall, Mrs. J. G. for toj) score, powder boxes, were
rui her 11'"
“ hauls w"
Would
Ik. S
s tOi lRt Tp O K
|';,|.;e ( j i a yV,„vi
!,,,',<',mntH
ll,d probably like to monopolize the Sanford trade, lieADN\ (O) |I I111.
II K
F Inl.-ii*
i 'i s a r c n.....................
u r r c g r i '.t s.
|>j^ confirm 'd gambler would rmh,.r
m
u
I'I
io n m mChampion: Advin* |«, a (;ir|
1
G
uild
of
Holy
froHH
’
r
I
know
exactly
why
1
do
it.
»IHBall, Brs. G. F. Smith, Mrs. J. H. wrapped in ted bandana handker
\vt„.„ i
,
j cause tiny one would ra ther see nil
. Mnti'ML .m llii; W’ji.il uf si'lf-iT'.spt'cl it is htrimiify „r will' he dead t linn nut gainlib
I nret with Miss Howes, Smith, Mrs. Houston, Mrs. A. II. chiefs.
'
n
\
'
V
1'
nt
’l"
I
gonerarticle
and
buy
it
now
ra
ther
than
^D ld y o ^ ' g e i ouV n m f v o t e " to- ‘r
irk in the Chapel.
I III1. WISE deplore smoking by all v go to Sanford and compare I order it by mail ami wait a week
« « n" W 11 ,V° U ,ah *
hel p the sufferer' tl
Stone, Miss Young.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Albert
not. attend yutir own work nnd already the evil lnr ins ( ■ )<* women, nl ten t until iln-v finish ami price the article hi qiiestion.it., get il
-|.af
,
, .Saturday
P.
Connelly, Mrs. Robert A. New
' -------- o .
I hereby giving the local man I In
i <paired. <hir sympathy is just as base. We come t„ | <*rn h .m n g chillivu. Heretofore men j first
f-Botchi'siiii Nuptials at
I’lciise let up mi a condition that
man,
Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, Mrs.
chance.
done 11•«»ji>|| |hiiitfs and warnEpiscupul i hutch a t
the merchants have caused them
k’ iu a^o m T i!l'nrugraj»li- who w.'ep looltshly and sit down and cry for company i„
Frank Miller, Mrs. Samuel Pulesen have been wise, nnd children | I went in to a Sanford shoe store selves and are supporting, to the
_n**.»om ething wise and wltlv
r PH,V ,f •mimrti.iK to them truth and health in ,■« g d "l h«ve had at least half a chance, the other day on an errand of that
ton, Mrs. David L. Thrasher, Mrs.
E r « % - P “ 1'V1» - h hulepciifi- trie shocks, ptilting them min
| y londuy
’ communication
M , with
" u lint a lte r all it is the intlividtml kind. I selected a pair of .shoes ami ainniint of millions of dollars a
Floyd Palmer and Mrs. HousholdWfcr Boa your old Uncle.
more
in
month.
iCiilil of Holy Cross
III «'
er.
!•— Knlpji Waldo Kmerson.
woman u business to decide about | was told that the price was ten
' ! •O
.
\ on may give this space in The
eh, will meet nt
I dollars. I told the clerk that the
smiwintf.
jBtr - d.,.ct«{<,r i" I*«Vy hfts all .
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the. home of Mrs. B.
I shoes would not be worth thnt Herald it you care to print both
Mrs. E. J. Routh entertained the
m tenie thrill ami excitement of
Hhe Teaches S n ak A To Drill
r on Ohk Ave.
"Sunshine
Girls” of the P resb y ter
. * 11 J’’ VIKTIIK OF prosperity is temperante, hut the virTHE LOVELY W.
T. U.. In I much to ini', and us I wanted a sides of a question.
For Hale By
I
hand-bug,
1
went
into
another
Very
truly
yours,
Guild
will
meet
with
dies
of
Kokomo,
Indiana,
have
ofC hicago.*1 .......................
ian Sunday School, (these girls betui! ol adversity is fortitude; and the last
las is tlie more snMiss Nora Wilkins of Powell
written a letter to (jueen Marie, store where they sell such goods
* King at her home on U'K1 the members of tile classes led
.Mrs. Mne II. Williams.
‘dime attainment.—Ilacon.
w h o smokes, saying “ we are loathe
it at .1:3(1 o'clock.
county,
Kentucky, is a snake catch
by Mrs. Routh and Mrs. E. D.
to believe that you do not under
er by vocation nnd she’ makes a
tin. will 1)0 sought if it is
Brownlee),
Mnndny
evening
a
t
he
stand the pernicious effects of
•0. Chase is expected to homo on Third und Jessamine.
Sanford. Fla.
good living out of the job. She is
G L A I)K S
K N G IN K K R I N G
Md necessary." Hope it isn’t
MIAMI I1KItAl.il
smeking.”
iu ie wo wouldn't gel it any-’
Tuesday fri*m Ashe - 1 Tho autum n colors of bnrwn, only 23 years old, and she b u s !
JACKSONVILLE JO U R N A L
Queen Marie will think, although
W hether the
Micro she has spont I gold, red and green were nrtisticnl- caught and sold some ra re speci - 1
she won’t write, "I am loathe t„ : cmieeming tin recent conference ment of tin- district to include the I
The drainage of the E v e r g la d e
tr.
" h a h will make Ihe vast region believe that you ladies do not real
drainage of the jseetion lying along the east coast j
1 ly enrried out both in the decorn- mens to circuses zoologicnl gar- i
> r l c became a real live is a problem that will ci.mc before ready for cultivation at the time ize the pernicious effects of not ’ „Everglade*,
held
ur ... .
[ tions nnd ulso in the refreshments. dens and private colectors. S h e '
.
WrHt I’ulm of the stale, and direct u p p ro p ria -i
BU* t,n j ? n "w ur woman" yester- the next Legislature with more it IT needed.
has, a t her home, six snnkuH which
minding your business.”
Bench, served to d e a r the ra th e r !tion by the slate. There was also
v tn J o" M:,rl,v;.m,,tur-! Gumes ° t «» kinds were played
f e™iniu,(l "houhl look'to Ids pressing urgency than in years
sho
has ta u g h t to crawl in d r i l l 1
turgid
atmosphere,
nmy
he
doubt
.
.
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Monday.:
d
uring
the
evening,
a
most
inter"Rome
was
not
Imilt
in
a
day,"
»IB before ordering his wife past. In some minds the view is
IIIE COUNTRY seems to I, ed. Perhaps it is yet too early to a suggestion th at the federal gov-'
formation.
90i
"■ ua> on busi - 1 eating feature was the "Puzzle
held th a t it is an impossible pro neither can the Everglades he going on a permanent crime basis. lorin any definite ronclusioir us to ernment m ight lie induced to com e 1
^
1 C ontest”, tho prize for most numject, th at it will be years before drained over night. It will be i n T h e poHt-officc asks hid for loot whether tho conference really re to the mil «f the state.
The Latest.
the goal can lie reached.
HuliVk iirri, 1 ,
(.
! b'cr of correct answers, d dainty
long process, and it can he uccotn- armored cars to protect mail trucks Milted in good, or not.
If the proposition
nronor.ition ...
to ..nl.......
enlarge ,u
the. 1
Others properly argue that only plishcil only by perseverance. It against bandits.
The cabs, will
inr fr, n 10" !"‘r° Sl,n" ! hnn‘lkerchief, was won by Sarah r ! r
QuiMn Marie has fifty. trunks
drainage district to include the ( i- 1
Discussion
o
f
t
h
e
i
m
p
o
r
t
a
n
t
p
ro
b
To carry HenU<) routes in afternoons.
’ Of clothe*
"
hr and hi* 1 , " n,rst’ N. j Maxwell. The booby prize, a doll
----- —• she likes
to show, by persistence can the great suc is one of (he most gigantic reela- have bullet-proof glass in steel em o f E v e r g l n d c n d r a i n a g e o u g h t ties nnd towns along the oce an ’
^And fv*yywhere that Marie goes tion he drained, that so much mon mation projects that has ever been windows, and carry a driver and
Have
two Rood openings for hoys that want
ck hnvo ^
,,,p Bloom- J w ent to K atherine McNenl.
front, is a logical one, then it is*
ey
has
been
sp
The trunks are sure to g".
at already thut it i attempted, and for that reusou the t w<■:' 7 “"i r .r.
(o
make
money.
Must
be
over
twelve
years
«k
it
v
iV
“,n,"
,,r
' Refreshm ents of devil’s food
M
h
r
fX
u
!n.™,hS
,t.
S
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“n
.
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.
„k
"
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m
,
hKi«*l
to
require
the
whole;
will be a great waste to abandon I best engineering advice that
* - F. H. A. Times-Union.
........... can hue' ' :
" r 1,1 '“ W 'hrection. some definite, profit..
K
p , '
W a sh-.cake, orange jello topped with
profitable conelu.1 “
. ,,ts f ‘iure in fu rn is h in g 1
of
age
and
have
bicycles.
Only
enerKclir
•he project now, and th a t il IS ... oMallied should
lie secured, ami
Some blame the war, some blame Dion
(Inlnuu 11.
lh( |’ t.
n,r^vw ' n whippml cream, and chocolate
hose in attendance I,
r' m,!ln" ' r " f 1th‘‘ m oney nee !
and umbilious boys need apply. Call helween
little Johnnie win writes bound in tunc to l,e u great pro up"ii the basis of the findiiMgs a bo«tlogging, offspring of prohihithe conferenee''felt reaminuhly ts s a ry
to complete Everglades
imrt ,xf
intH were Kcrvod by thc hoRte»M,
ductive area. They answer the a s Melinite policy adopted,
thl* drool,
{
three and four o’clock in afternoons.
on for our crime situation, with I assured that g,M„| wouhl ovcntnub drainage.
,C«n pack hi* stuff I., w<lnr
sertion that I'lorida has so ninch lile m ist he made safe, andHuman
assisted
by Mrs. Stella Arrington,
every
The proposition to include thei
| Mrs. E. IX Brownlee, Mr*. W. A.
Dckethook or whiskey flask land now that is uncultivated, that precaution must be taken to g u a r bombs in hold ups. K" " H Uml K'US | meeting wfa s nL D u h . r ™ 1' ’"' U,C coast district* is Irhsed on the the-j
(l- Hull left Tuemlay Routh, Mrs. R. R. Routh nnd Miss
navo plenty of t oum to il is unnecessary to spend millions antee the residents of the Ever
In England crime has diminished !
f ,
fur Bartow, H-here she
•pure.
on the Everglades, with the fore glades counties. Upon the basis •iincc tho war.
r}>m
reporta of the ory that they will ho immensely'
—
— Ruth Crawford. Favors of black
benefited by t h e drainage of the
* *h"rt tune with her
cast thut in years to come Florida of the recommendation of the best
REAL EN G IN EER IN G will be . • nflr!‘
conV I1
u 11!, wfu,l<!
,
‘ "me to the
t h e co
ncats
and dai*ies wore given each
will have use for nil her land and engineering advice obtainable Flor gin with t h e c o n q u e r i n g o f power : !, l,H,0.n , ,ut d e s p i t e the p e r s o n u l- Everglades and that, th ere fo re .'
r N. Honker.
Continuous from 1
who
write
"wooden
child.
. . S . V 4M
they
ought
to
assum
e
some
of
Un
ida can map her program with re unlimitedI. t h e tid e s o f t h e a m i’s i '. ^ ,n; lu l^l1w , '•* '•>’ a few . s o m e burden of its eost.
ituurull object ttV flmV Jdrained'*
11 p. m.
naturally
U'rril',ry
*hmiM
h'
Among tho children present were
over a period of years 'assurance to every interest.
urnei.seil electrically,
e l e c tr i c a lly . Then
. * u. n ‘Jj!r,‘l |, » d iu g w a s a r r iv e i l
energy harnessed
m en m o .u.,*
r Ban ;,i"i i:;lriirst
of publicity. It might
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lie u '
S arah Maxwell, Currol! Jones,
When the millions of acres of
mountains will be moved easily
‘” 1 W
‘’v‘‘ritually make an
Idea to print the nunies next
“ l",k,’l“'»l I’uesdny Katherine McNcal, Ruth Runyon
land
111
the
Everglades
ure
finally
I
canals
dug
by
pressing
a
button'
;
J
l
T
?
|0J
uP/>n
legislature
to
* etpecially if the Chamlwr of
r
tin- ,|„v ,)usi_
Pauline Frederick in a new
desert* and swumps will be iin- i
C1 body lhe
thing must a ruined, many million* of dollars j ---Chloe Routh, M arine Melton, Beernierce lakes too uetive ail in
Betting of Life and Love
KISSIM M EE GAZETTE
in
value
will
be
added
to
the
tax
~
known. And when wo control anil •
t In ■uppressing it.
tlna Campbell, Alice Thompson,
harness torrents, and
give the
It early became certain th a t the books of the section and the whole
Ethel Bolly, Dorothy Sieverking,
Cheap fertilizer would he. of. Mu .le Shoals t.r the m anufacture
f t a t e Florida will benefit there(-’hapmnn of WrightsJac
k Tlllis and Joe Routh.
Polh.'© Chief spent his grout benefit to the American 1 1'( fertilizer nitrates it would seem thirsty earth all the w ater it present d rainage Imurd could not do
7
s ,a te of Florida ought,
,IU1‘ ‘la u g h t e r ,
i H avana. Anybody can farmers, and for this reason wo " ‘h'fudile for the government to wants, the duy for digging canals to more than it has done, ami all thc therefore, to assume somo of the
hold tho ocean on a round earth, criticism of the board th a t was
a s s i
Comedy
-ill haplni«n. who has
USble pointer* from Havnmay be indefinitely postponed.
Beard a t the conference would not burden of Evergludes drainage ex
' 111
111 «•
her- home in the
arc
inclined
to
look
favorably
upon
^
ra
"FAMILY PICNIC”
at
he«
:U n t force.—Tampa Tribpense.
[bang© the fa c t that nothing can
p t o n Aparttaients.
knows hi* oointer* all a proposition recently made by the
Added lllu*trated Organ 80I0
Perhaps the result of the West
( nittemporary Comment
M EANW HILE, OUR American be accompllulled until the leglnlam a j be he'll bring us Federated F arm ers’ Fertilizer Co.
by
Mr. Brockhahn—"There’s
ture
h
a
i
spoken.
■
•poken.
Fulm Bench meeting will be to
deserts offer vast possibilities of
fome of th a t quail ment compoMeil of Now York engineors
a New Star (a Heaven
Pipe Organ Club of the Fhr%{
Dr
Thiss is the off season for nearly wealth without irrigation.
While the Dnde-IJroward pro- work out something on that line.
Tonight
(tin De Lu Baptist church held a most inter
and fiiiuiioiors, to acquire a 60- u 1 flowers except the blooming John E. Teeple of New York has KTuin did not reoeivq the consider
received
the
Perkin
medal
for
de
esting
meeting
Monday
aftemdon
your
lease
on
Muscle
Shoals.
The
ation
of
th/j
conference
to
which
it
•fe w iip j
idiot. Sun Bernardino Sun.
tho district origin.
1 ..
"tu., whei
veloping on u desert in southern was entitled, it is quite evident
at the lovely home of Mr*. J. L.
Saqford •. dot* not company guiironiees to u*e the
California, a source of potash thut that thati program will form the
pqyror for the manttfocluru of fe r
y lhe illness and Miller in EdgewoSd.
«
;
St, John* tiliser nitrate*, In this connection
A Dcmocrut'lc manner is that will supply one fifth of this coun basis of whatever settlement may
Reeding the riot act,
is the way
----r —
" mj
Quantifies,
of
garden
flowers
4nd
...
* W could right now It should lie borne in ntind th a t all easy nonchalance with which n. fif t r y ’* neodH. This promises to muke
they spe" “d on thc
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be i.ecufed from the legislature
banks of the
I t additional appropriation*
the Jo,ln* Hopkii
fern* were effectively arranged. In
ty trunk personugC shakes the US independent of n dangerous ! I" “ Practical, sane program th a t Wabush.
previous
offer*
involved
tho
diver
I improvement by the United
Imiiil
..f
the
one-trunk
citizen.
the various room*, forming a pret
sion
of
tho
power
uwuy
from
the
European
monopoly,
und
the
nmdlf
l,ut
Into
effect
will
eventually
for
your
valuables
against
I
osh
from
firo
I.WtiUltl be WuHted. Sunieom
Ihi^Senttlo Daily Times.
Continuous fro:
ty
setting for this affair.
purpose
for
which
!f
was
km
atructern
plant
installed
at
Searles
Lake
Wurk
o
u
t
n
betterm
ent
of
the
drainHard
Headline.'; you never see: COOLt to reply to that.
theft
is
our
Safe
Deposit
Vault.
W
hy
11 p nt.
'•
situation.
cd which wurci tu provide* a uhoup
California, works so efficiently «II(|
Tho regular routine of busineas
0N ('OI.DFISII
IDGE
have it ?
-,nR ,.
* k r s FA ST PLANE
If
“
r
th
q
u
ak
,
Dm leas.m .Spain wanted a jier- economically thut America, in
es,
furtilizur for fiirmurfi during limuH
typhoon*
waa
carried
out
presided
over
by
It is quite evident that tho state
■•torzn;
,ftp-casting about, t w S t h e r of peace, and nitrate* Tor high e x
" 1 : cat in the leugue is that spite of high labur costs, will com 'K'eds more money than it cun now FOR ( Ross.COUNTRY TRIP.
S * ‘ lhe Itold fish pro! the president, Mrs. A. Kent Rout*
’ g u b c m a to rla rtfin b o r when plosive* In war time.
pete
with
Europe.
Mu ado
cant
Ink anybody. Little
A private Box here costs only $2.00 to M
comma nil in order to promote a
S ,rL anU Jn.mn hu* t«r. The meeting w m In the form
I M l^ G. Howell ofiMJam, Hhtuthft thu i fur lin t m s t t}|4» irnv- •be
Tito womon’a Roosevelt memo hu g e program of canal and lock
Koch Arkansas Democrat.
Down south they pluck thc cotper
year.
'
of an ^Embroidery Shower", and
>> I f e eomflftWrd it • riioiMit 8125,IWI,(100. ami a ca-,
rial asr.nciation will honor his birth construction. If the drainage board
specially
many lovely articles were turned J
»/pr©
witlL
B.
u.
i*
pkickors.‘
,,W
n
lhuy
plutk
lhc
•»keg(
parity of I1J6,0(10 horse power has
tjta fru
— .| N,I,w Queen Marie knows Komv- day and memory, with appropriate has not the money und cannok raise
ponslhle for Mia- been produrciL ’1 h" now comtianv
_
_
'
th.
were
,n
tor their annual banar to blf
!
cerem
onies.’
hlghsschool
children
company I thing about eampuigning in Amert. neither, it nor any other ko«wt
Ihan pny other will aqhmit u hi
’
with held D w , 0, at the Woman's Club
will make llttio speeches, and thut 1hut might be organized cu rn o T the
JM
fi
non
non
1
?/
to
k’u.
New
York
World.
,
In thl* dlrccHon JHOjjUO.OOO
prJb°c'Ly M I,efin,tion'- Election (*ee|
will bo all until next ycur.
.
^ M l nyof thc fish
»0.
depending; Upoti the
_____
f **«
*ork. '•V'*’
in other JJke bui/dlng of a third dum by tho gov- ! The number nf
. / ^ t * and
Mr, 1 Rockefeller muy have to I
that Is needeii (y ie
Deed*
itfeiqr lack of
ernment. Tho
_
plant I* now re- Sing
ou.1 Hina
e,-U!'‘?t
r
.
“f
co!1b» u nten in utilise beforw long tho oil supply I
is Incroeutng
.
ivenii « u ...............
xAoldtiih
■
pidly thab he baa d^velbped in.ldo of th..|a*
ported obout
poratlon
Lawe
^awe» i«
‘ ror
I
r
i
m
to
be
iM w s t e m . though It would boa
io* t
M In
plate!)
Cros*’ ,
pipe .line
WtUifer
vt.
y k
.. jelude
_
etting I
Piaord
... - o.
k ^ ,.a
« £ *
Pm
Elton J. Mo,
Portable |»hono
Mrs. A. P. Connelly Lsi Luncheon and Bridtru
Hostess to League
G iv e ? c lu S c fe -M o n d a y Afternoon
m
rk,nl
i«v
f
,
,
r 1^ ." u t
Hines
Filling: Stat
IV) PcMsuaclc Folks to Write Letters
i•
i
Notice to Taxpayers
i
City Tax tiooks are now
for payment o f City Taxes,
count of 2 per cent allowed
taxes paid in November andMS
per cent discount on taxes
in December.
1m
pai
Ellen Hoy,
City Tax Collector. ,
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n, ,
t»jrssr ,,r,h,‘ ,i,,iiau‘I... ,1.0 „o,
if
Sanford Forum
y i wAi'j ■ i
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Herald Classified Ads Bring
1
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S n o w d r ift
ONE - DAY SERVICE
)V*i&i
The Tot’s Sho
SANFORD
LAUNDRY
HEAL
819 W. 3rd St.
demands pure foods. To have easily digested
bakings use Calumet. Every ingredient offi
cially approved by U . S. Food Authorities.
CALUM ET
Call RayBrothi
THE WORLD'S GREATEST
■1
1,/Uj
••.rtf
•Hfi
* f.-TUj
To Buy
Intelligently
I *jj
B A K IN G P O W D C B
Sal— I*/, Tim— The— at Any Other Brand
BB B R B g B B a g B B filffl
Sunshine Girls Are
Entertained Monday
By Mrs. E. J. Routh
O riental Stuccol
Beautiful, Practical, Dural
WHAT
WILL
BE
C H A S E & CO.
THE RESULT?
Wanted—Two Boi
Amusements
sound
The
S A N F O R D HERALD
v
MUSCLE SHOALS OFFER
Phone 148
— TODAY —
“Her Honor the
Governor”
Mrs. Miller Hostess
To Pipe Organ Club
• V t V '" ,- s,Ui
C
Tom Sims Says
The Best Safeguard
Sac
mm
f,'" »•]«*»
f t r ihr -Mr*- uTc*.
mTlU
PRINCESS
KoniC: iVicfrok is
im n B Z ’W
^Kbwonderflif jrformance of the instruxfeent jtsclfi—riciiytlear, fpll-volumed. It
^ Ia y s al? tfieWorrd’s music, .whenever you
JfvisK, as yavt never heard it played beforej
'Come int and let us give you a 'demonstra1VoiV N o obligation.yit will be a mutual
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You can do this very thing today
V.
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gradually prices have dropped to iwt:
point where, if you are discriminating f|
you can make purchases that offer
real investment values.
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Today we can offer you a house of,
5 rooms for $3,500, $1,500 cash antf l;
terms on the balance—this is a p^r-/*’’
fectly satisfactory home, too.
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New house, fire place, bath—on ■•ft'x'MJD|
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good sized lot.
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Let us show it to you.
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. lass., Noy.
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.Bpcefat train bearing
tyankinff coiltDjift President and Mrs. Coolldgo
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F j N j i i l l i H ^ w o t c d ie-If f.t N ortham pton
on the return
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for demonstration.
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BI.EKPJNG ( Alts
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j84—Houses For Sale
L. P E R K IN S . — H a b e r d a s h e r ! SPENCKU-s UAJRY IMIONK W | T
-L ots For Saif
■ J91-^-Legal Notices
headquarters fo r C o l l e g i a t e
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sell
only
cow’s
milk
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milk
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apartment.
Langley
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i~(*jih in Advance
Clothes- 110 F ir s t S treet.
cream
produced
in
i’i m . i r i.a*vn ba i . k
S em
inole!,. .partm<:n,:<>
bungalow has large living I* . . / \ K *! * ' 1 LOTS can be bought
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fumishv i Ii This
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ali price
afford to
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dairy ik-liverv c ' V T " 'lo" bl0'
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Ituly. Call 228-J ... ..............
‘lining.
wi»
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nnd nnd
bre breakfnst nook, hard19— B u ild in g — C o n tr a c tin g
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kitchen
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Uf'Uteil on t.eneva
Geneva A<-e-J
c;uin..Vv
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Building permits
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ARTMENT
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s t r e e t , find on M o l-'
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9 - , October
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• liv in g r o o m a n d d i n - 1
T. for payntrnlcarried
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cor
1 Nicely furnished.
All
eon V',f: TJ!0,n’ M,Mb>rn in every rletail. | l,,'lv|,l,‘ Av..,„ie. Other lots in this ’ .lii... i.-.| n, ,h .''i’^mnfLXV.el’iVN*". v
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58— H ousehold G oods.
of $S2.fiil6 |n SahfoMf
C L A R E N c n SM ITH
.vem em es. ;i|r, \v,.st r
c*,-,.,.
nm home m ust he sold in tho next ‘•‘'velopment are selling for much
••umi orriee. umi. r > , r • value
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permits for the *fcot
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Phone L'(I7
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an offer.
asking for these.
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General C ontractor
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I' <11, SAI E. One wood
7r h line
d r e s s O w n e r , c o r e H e r a ld ,
G'Jfi W e st F ir s t S tre e t
range. | ------- Encli lot can 1h> bought on term s of t-' <.1, Sn Ini No njo'iju. i « IiV.Vrr. r mo'Jt h of 1D25 totaled
*"d Magnolia.
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VIU rash nnd Sill iH*r month
i authorised building ci
NICE 2 -room furnished modern
ratr« on
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JA M E S ft. C OW AN—All kinds of FOI{
FOR SALE
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n<-vi m ii , i. dwellings and business |
insertions,
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ISmlrotun --iiit, : Melloaville.
Tin and S heet Metal Work.
of average length
Id'i.iry table, bookcase »«d gar i —
M A R \A N IA BRING p a V R D - ^ V m ^ s i "
r n n m i " " ' C . ' I 1?."? W* 9| n.ot *
W'ater and Boat Tanka. A t Oak ntove A pply corner 8 th and
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New ,ri mom bungalow, IlardMe| j NICE Three
e are plensed to announce that * y,.,r 20 ,Si- B. 31 l-:.. Tull M„r.
• mit l»"ued last month 3
Avenue
and
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charge of >l^c f°r
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Mnrvni.ii, Lake- • . n T ^ i n 'T . / '. i V e . ^ y . t . V . W ’X ? n
k r o n e n la
p r i v a t e h a th .
S e m in o le H otel.
phone 1 1 1 .
front property will begin this week i
,,r" - "* «* «»'" hour H.imM " f
.v,‘nr <»nd October,
Sffing is restricted to
FOR s a l e . •I hole Nesiii nil
- , a r l'orle eoehere. Built in ca b 7 « o ItiMHNI homes L v e ^ I v ! ^ M n r J h e ’b ^ i V ^ , ,
REN I. Piimished ,'t room
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HODGINS & COWAN CO.. Auto
Mificutmn.
inet.*, closets, etc.
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gas heating stove, kitch j „ ^ n,ra^
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"artinenl.
Pco
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been com Dieted and two
two more
more ’!!'......,
i1" '’"' <Umi.I v pay mu
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R
adiator
nnd
sheet
mctdl
works.
iror t» made The Smii|ui[
hangers <.*it fit j
^tore.
homes
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New school buildings tc? be i
nmes will he under
construction
Plain and om um ental Hhcct metal V■11n table, paper
,U will !*<• lespoiisilde
Him'',i*l;|
1|| i| ,tt|; till \ ftUrl \* lh©
screened porches.
<i.-h. i i ,.. .i
,Ml hv th,‘ government o f - R
work. Tel. 71G-W.
207 French l “ l 1 2 Palmetto Ave.
incorrect insert ton,
, within III days
We have several
'•* f|1, " " if .■i.11ms, ,.r
t i,,iis. t olony. South Africa, wil ha
75 B u sin ess P laces for Rent
Avenue.
— for subsequent
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| w r y desirable lols at a substantial ..a ec,
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tieHignuieJ . total cost of $ 1,500,001}.
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'The office should be
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f '"1 eonsid- j discount to nnv one contracting n,
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aedlately in case of
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m Sanford fov build a nice home there. We do
IN u.sl.-r,
i stores or offices at P ark A v e ..!
Jhire the whole 0r part time service
"S T E W A R T T H E F L O R IS T "
[ADVERTISERS
i and Commercial Etrcet.
W. M
I of two persons of selling ability.
*‘ TRADE in
Mali- n
Young, Owner, 208"p a rk A v e ’
Flow ers for all occasions.
>..>ii cash Balance real easy.
|ra Id representative
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I all at our office for more infor- • > Tin-: <im ,i r m - T in ; i in y n
McLANDER
ARCADE
land touring car, driven less t h a i . -------------- _
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I. familiar with rates,
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Scruggs S c.ggan IN ally
Phone 781.
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[rUssification wiH Rive
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lini'ts.
Send
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Masonic
Temple,
I’bene
L)ete information. And
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price and term. - t.. 1r.( ,V. ......... ., .
27— P r o fe ssio n a l S e r v ic e s.
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tv l *»:> »i: n r
San fortf, Fla
Eh, they will assist you
I'hon..
.Yil
1 ” N ill.A I 1 i.fuioishe.l ii roon.
Bov d, , are of- I l e a l . I.
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ynijr want ad. to
I f ".I pi ii ale ball). Duplex boos
|pi>rr effeil tv .
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S s— Real B s ta te for ,y \c h a n g e
; almost new. tin,, place privat
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E U G E N E P E R M A N E N T WAVES. '<»* S e e d , P l a n t s , l e r li l i / .e r .
ORTAM’ NtlTH'K
ir.u’i 1 - 0 v r i r i (»ld in
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garage
all
modern
Rcasonahl.
in; kinks, one price, pcrkunul at- [
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Iscrs should L'tie their
in lin- M.-tlu,x«.|ah.class, but a ,l|
M dl., Bldg
lention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe. I FLOWER
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SAI I *»R R \ i ||
[ MtpffU-e address as
< alen.lola, ,',;7' U M" " ,U
In.ii l.'-O years old la stiM'
Phone IMO-J.
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_________________________________ , Minp dragon,*carnation an.I other
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.-ii, ;» blocks ' \ • III *< . f |
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-\*.i dling clothes, so to *p«hV
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| garden annuals. *•’..*• immediate o r J |.<>i> n . . . r ,
t M»».M Bungalow and Garnge,
' 1 11• >I. tiv .n ’.i lot-, un.-ved
a . R w i i i J te results. Ahout one
We *clehrotrd the
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FOR It I ; N T
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has
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A ttorney and Counsellor a t Law | [,**ur#’ I'lanling. .Mrs, L. II. Jones.
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on
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JOO E a s t F ir s t Street.
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. ""'tto near IN.s«- drive. Iu.piir-' •• iire
L p with yon unless
Herald.
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- m b i'\. i a . I young, a* you tike, on the Fout
|w your addtoss.
"t tiK c.i ?tore at <icndci villi-. I*.
CHIR OPR ACTIC .—The fore.mm* ,5 — S p e c ia ls at th e S to res.
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j of July.
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A. Worth.
.ntimianre Ml'ST bp
druglcas system of Health l l e u l - ) “
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M l ' M . BUNGALOW’.
Located 1 U I M ’ ’• , ; M>i: e.mpl, Urll
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Errson at I he Sanford
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elose in on paved slrcel. Can 1 "* '"‘’''dei I ial |,.f.t «»ii p;ivri|
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ronlinttances are not
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Springs.
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Dmigall, 1st N a t’l Bank Bldg.
I P MOM BdER FINDS
<1.000 T, inis a I
any way. I . " * '"
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lil.Ei TIMt "
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- p o r e 1 1 0 0 My | ti e , \ V(.
OUT Vf HAT X VMS
IL h In.u.e I now rented fol* f i " . . 11" " ' ' • n ' 1
f .'•• v _■ ■> is] pop worse than J u |y Fourth^
nii.-illdy and in the winter b r i n g s '
32— H elp W a n ted — F e m a le
Efficient
doin ' - O H BOY?
. |*i‘ mpi
_ : i rockers.
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Seven room lmii>e, <'■1 Bo\ hi.; ,
| ||t. Herald. ’ '
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t nine in and see our lin. of , >20 per month. A>Mn
] Supose <-ne of those old
j!*0— A u to m o b ile -, F o r S a l e
K. L. D
SALKS GIRLS W ANTED
Kle. t rn al Appliaoce:,
1 " h o stuck hi-- John H anrock’to
I . .'lie Il. iaid.
APPLY AT Met RORYS
1
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Di-'lnration of Indi-pemlenco
and I'mind.
I'ercolat -t Iron Waffle
<"Hi; n ;- 1 1- u
‘ tnnd on the treet corner tc
I I f I*I-. I . Brain) New S l u m linug.i Will buy a five ii...|n Sparii.li
i' i u i i n t m i i t o r r u
WANTED Experienced waitress. |
Inin , Toaster., etc.
arid -re the yellow silk stock!
|m'v'- L m lent. ,|,
, I,I\ locale.l. Imngnl.tw at a ......... <|Mio under ' 1 1 '
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BALL HARDWARE
and a.l.ln - ,.r | i. ,
I And what do you reckon ,0f
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nt v M • \ pa .. ami 37— S it m il ion W anted M ale.
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ke .......... Ii. loo Son
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P.'io
'ini i f-ii|>c-tioii it goo,-.'sow one of lliesg young coV
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Lie garnge,
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Price if sol |
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.Milo-.t .ii-'inn' ri | spoils amide by with bin bat
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‘.D U N G MAN, 2o, wants work. ■— ------------------ -------MIRf.E room t .pm |„, | , .,(tap
SVf.lMl with only $1.'.IHI c,i i
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In*l' i"i‘i ehe I colds, sore throat, punts?
( an furnish car and refeicric". J(Ui— W an ted — to B uy.
| Bath iwnl l.oi water . ..m e. t ion
Iihill mn gif - •••-, Del B. care Herald.
ICfvV'S V \ i ' Vi !•■'
I’ ive minutes f ■.■|,| |» ( j
bnekarhe, I,iitiimi I And hi-t imagine the
HI J •,f"l *,lr I*;•IniM f* dm mm,ill monthly
Fimlcr kiii.lly return
pin "lent -. Drop a nostal card t i '
S:m*f..i ,| ' Deal,-,’ ‘
go follows a g en -1 that wmii.l f a i o been caused i f l
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Union
A
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Phone
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I
l WANTED TO BUY a douhle-bar
'""I 1 ball In- g| „| t „ show l :'oh W Ut m
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lie ruhhmg with of (lie •■'o*li t-t ,,f ,,nr Count
' _ "d, im miner loss shotgun, see.,ml-!
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Business
Opportunities
St. Jacobi Oil.
could have .nt in on the PenitDR^
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ptnet i.nt 2", Franklin
Rub thvi so.ail vatiia slush fund disrlostires!
Finder please return to l ~
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And if they could spehit n n ’4
jly Si .Sons office.
U l A MAN OF CHARACTER
. ti right on your lion day 'with us and sec the
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pay
cash
for
-.ecoml-hami!
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<Test ami
like men voting and get tho nows tl
pianos. Address !l..x :tr.2 .
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FORD
FOUDSON (
Slalloihs — Be- . poaitiun of representative of t l u
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Imu .•- ftnn
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o f j some woman hud been elected got
! Union National
liisiirnuce Co. jj ?,
Apply Bmcini
Bareli ft iI,.,mo,
R oom s Wi t h B oard .
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.la . erimr of u sovereign state and a t
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A FLORIDA COMPANY
I miles .ml West First St
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SKI L GOOD USED CARS
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sell
miller
market
value
in
order
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd
in Goldsboro near the A. ( ’. L . ______
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care The Sanford Herald.
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MILLER O P H It IP s , Inc.
■7 f i f i i ' L O A N S — Money available at 7 per
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FOR RENT .3 room apartm ent NEW BUNGALOW—Five room-,
WOOD FOR SALE
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required.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY.
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j u b li c a n s V i s i t e d ! ! G. IE0NARSY
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ELECTED OVER
LLOYD BOYLE
Ha B la I
R H. I B
AMENDMENTS
ARE SUCCESS
M I B I h. H s
Attempt <m
ii
R esults of Ballot in Muny
bisvspito
e s p ta /'i‘Its d efeat of S en ato r But- Unofficial Returns ( l i v e
S ta te s Show T h a t People
Leonard)’ Majority of 17
a | N o t a s B a d lor, Mass., elected Governor Ful
SHOT
A
re Divided on Repeal of
ler, Republican, us tholr cliiof e x
Voles in Race for Prose
■ t a t G i v e n T a f t ecutive choice for nnnthor term .
R resenl prohibition Law s
cutor of Seminole Countv
W ilso n B u t I t
In eight statos some features of
S a f e M a j o r i t y the dry lawn wiih votod on in state- j I . . I ) . H o u s h o l d e r G i v e n
wide referendum*, b u t the w ets (
und drys utill were fighting over |
B ig V o te in C o u n ty :
the incomplete re turns today In*- i
O th er S lu tes of C ountry May
fore announcing their deductions. I [{cpuhlicnn
Candidate for
Vote to Force Issue From
Governor
Smith
in
New
York
ami
-•
on,
Cnntfress l'olis 220 Yotes
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.■Public in Election of 1928
‘ Governor Ritchie, in Maryland, ran |
ARains! Coni* .essnian Sears
m
mi
i
T <«u t n ! on w ot platform s, while Governor
NEW YORK, Nov. H.—</P>—
'01‘t l l liO S F S
11' j Donnhey, of Ohio, w m endomed ns i Seminole ('minty etectiue, yesThe. wet and dry issue went before
trrats and B u t ’’ ! a city. Frunk 1.. Sm ith, suceess- tird'iy fu rnish'd t w, .ur| ii*-«-voters of eight stales in yester
‘
i ful Republican Senatorial candidate • III di fe.U of 1 loVil F. Ito*. 'e l.y
day’s elections in various forms
Also I K 11 1 ‘ cI I A 'U | jn fUiimid, was endorsed l»y the •iid*n
ROME, NOV. 3. — f
ij. I.i'iniaiil.v for
* ihi'K
and the results were equally vuri| Anti-Saloon I.tMgmt, which do
i o t |-i V
... II '•
Ihe
o n , \o,-i
Death or injury has been |
Two m,;i v., m' hiili d and seven «
a lreel ear ! aleil. How niui’li tin* results may |
VftliK, No*'. '•* “ t o ’) ) surilicd his Democratic opponent, ••trengih shown hy l.ero\ |l li>>n*..I
l . of Wild I- i hi* regiirdivf as reflecting popular j Dr. E. ,1. race, who was lostru- flic ted on many persona,
hd'l Ih. rail', and !-ir*-*d up a unit*
•fvei'.i‘ : " , , ‘-“ k
-' <> • George K. itreiinnn, as n "*«iip*r hi ldi *'. It. ,>i,ld*» an <: •.•'•dute lor
inii*.lit have 'sentim ent is not without dispute, mental in Iwnting the newly a n t i - Fascist ^nc* *
|| |t |,,i o f ill*'I w et”. Tin* come nppeliition was ro: '*!,■ . ! Ion .holih r limiting n mg. \\ \i>. If i loins ■ limln't hfo r tile ilrys declare th a t in some formed International Bible Con
|o v is it . applied hy the left guv to W illiam 1gain-i .I*.,.
,ii , nf hi. - on.in e. made I lie <11111!'. Tin ; shows wli.r
instances their people ignored the ference in iamgwm.d, is giving * . enraged over th e'
|MlW*'t’ 1
•I’d i t v 's ' >'•. Van*, in Pennsylvania. In Ohio I h-m nrm i. who W;';- lip lor l e - | z. _
series of Bible lectures in th at town , . __ . . _________ j__*
quest ion**..
Ibliams i>»
’
. t»en a to :* Willis, Republican ami eli **tioii. ,io|i, i| U;,'.i v-ite« iii the
California's question was on the all this week. Dr. l’nce i* also M ussolini.
.
ardent d ry , won handily over f o r
•mpnretl with 54 f wiles
repeal
of the prohibition law. l.at- widely known us a church cartoon
L |, tin* ivW'TNit »lnl mer S en ato r Ponierene.
L
arg
e
n
um
bers
o o p p o iu n l. Seal*:, not l*eost. returns today showed that in ists and his talks are living illus persona also a re updflOf'I
,,n the |»»ir|iot'l io n s
I'. S. S e n a io r |)iin<,:in it.
New York s tate voters in y e s te r
o,*>:i7 precincts of the H.512. in tie* trated with Ills own drawings,
and othars arc beln^
niid-adiuini:* m l ion day's election east a wet majority i* !•*t« ht t hi Mt.iny (i* l hr pl’tviiit'ls.
state, U»*l,fi2fi votes were eust to
1 / 011:1 nly, mi « !«*%• 111)1 hour
i*ai nii'i! eri’il
l).v of about three to one. The voters
watched.
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repeal Hie luw and OD.74U against.
of Illinois, pausing judgm ent on a 'd id n lo to nrieeil I*.. F. Ilmi !* *'*l»
flaft und " d
,l
Confirmation
from
Bologna
t
Missouri's referendum wns on
lltc&ns. son), seal - in both sim ilar proposal, a p p a ren tly eu- 'a p p a re n tly won the eleelion hy
tho
attempt
by
Antoo
Al
*
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the
repeal
of
the
s
tate
enforcement
,»R,| lleii.-e. min ow ing a diTred it likewise, hy si substantial vine-, iinoi fii'inl •*>tin i* Imw . I.iniluw.
Sm
h
returns
us
wi're
uviiilaisaislnate
Premier
. -O for CapfiMi l ' :'!*:,i ;;o Minuli*- T r i a l .if W h i l e M an oil ( ’hart'.*
| | ,„nlid .dll-Illy Will II m ajority.
Wisconsin retu rn s es- Iialdy rreei' id- ’.'di \ol,
atib* today showed a majority of
Saturday Involved a fa r :
„.„.r:i»i,*n **l 'In* in - Inldished :m early uverwhelmi'nf Ito .li-. I*i 1 1‘iliel S. ( iahriell.i, wdiieli
O f C r i m i n a l AI l u c k M a y one hundred thousand uguinst the
A fte r a', i*. . of t ‘nmimniou
I
lot.ii)|>i*ii
in.
f
Un*.
lint
ho.lid
1
1
till
plot instead of being ml
l.-ud in favor of a petition for 2.75
C o In t h e J u r y I .a t e T o d a y ; proposal.
Near I . the Monroe al Noon :
Inst
night
I’nve
Ihivle
IS
rule.-*,
the
ii,,, 11, i,, i iii- \ ii loi ies 1 11,.r cent, bee., while flrnt iiicmu
act of a deranged yootl), haa j
F l n i u t i f f B r e a k s mi S la n t !
lie An
ipale.*; f.oim Tc:'m
Illinois presented a qi\f*stion al
• ,*a t in t hut
LJrt|
« ) iii. whieli j |i|,.(,i figures showed wide mujori total ellioh. . .,*’
ed an Intenaely hot$Uf f
most
identical
with
th
a
t
in
New,
pl'eein I, il i..i ri poi led lod iv.
|l,.r id .i I’lidioii, 11 elert- lit i in Nevada in favor nf a mod
OKI,ANDO, F la , Nov. :t.—(dh York, it was a proposal to p e ti- . Florida and O th er S outhern againat antl-Faaalata.
' iiii axi ao.l <aslivd him
0 |_
lion .Imldi i imnie a ip>m| showing i ” 1 li ol:
j
Al
ior Mult Ii. w ii ' i w h n t e v e r ifieiiliou appeal t<> t'ongre*.i».
I’Ih* trial of A. B. Fiissey, form- tion t ’ongress for modification of
SlnlcH Send D em ocratic heroic efforts of mflltlame®
:<-l up."
ill the (Wo Stiid'nrd pr t int Is, rull- licfore in* could |;<
liuy Lave on tin* t n i v e r - the same time avuilnhlo report:,
rlv of Minneuixdi-;, duirged with the
% Volstead net to perm it states
D elegation Back to Coa- carlblneera prevented greaf I
sidernl safelv Demovralie. lie re
v "I*
'duck mid
riminal attack upon a promihertt»j o make their own definitions of
Liitiuad eandi laey in from t ’alifo'.'iiia and Montana allow II i-ived a 1o il I uf IBS vi.tes to '..r>i ' .1. K. While, V
grewn;
Sm all Vote C ast
■bod yesterday.
fin }l;.<-a< inui Us. wliii ll ed m ajorities for repeal of tin* I f o r hit*. D e i i m e r s t i e rival. I. i i w m h i . i nh.nit *.’^ y* a.*;; •o ... nonchalantly Orlando woman, was expected to what constitutes an intoxicating
enter
it.-filial
stages
today
with
a
•
officers
r.t
I
leverage.
In
Illinois
in
3,570
(
i
leliiti
<
1
tin*
detail
W i.ili.IS.mifr Butler, titate enforce men t acts, while M w -1.......................
j*,.|,„idican fuel,mi.
Many peace officers were k ..
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Nov. 3.
:wli.l,:e‘ |..i • m.l Irieml s„uri and Colorado, voting on t in M (|(J
s ,.mill„ |t. ,
had split the possibility of its going to the jury precincts out of ti,U53 tho vote wiih —(A*)—The Influx o f new reil- when thay attempted to bold 1
i mii.*ii today of how
ipiMtiwn, wen* recording nm-j
n <>UKhol<U>r made mm ei.m- head of t'harl.e Itichardson, 2-r», late today, according to Stuto's 525,083 for the proposal to 25B,- d ints into Florida from* the
train "f 'h ‘ Itcpid.licao .
' —w North
--- mm
ua *Mwxa m
i v w who
t- mv %
>
infuriated
mobe
desired
^
I'.tlO against it.
ItmiRittre.
,
| jnrilies in the negative.
j paign appearunre here, speaking with an axe while Hie la tte r was Attorney McGuire.
,
during tho past two _y e . r s h n l I
ra .ld .n ra» o f w ltl lT
Four additional slate's witnesses
In ,New
__ York,
.
. with somo ” ^ ‘ 1 not changed the i t a t e ’* polltloal
i Yurk dull*
.. . :d* o snowed
Tlve d efeat of S enator Butler in ; „„ tin* corner of First S treet and
Kitting before a camp firo near
1" D0lltl“ 1 wrack cpo.it!on m p q f
• expected to he introduced pt Tricls unaccounted for but*
it*r Wadw o rth another J Massachuscttif wns claimed as a Magnolia Avenue 10 days ago.
’* *tho“ complexlon,7retum« from y e ite r
t.
.ay's
session
and
indications
stae
generally
represented
tho
l.ake
Mmuin*
,'it)
minutes
before.
riotous
damonetidtlons
power in the S e n a te ,: victory hy the wets, his success- ( Nine of the twelve precincts had
day’s general election show,
■
T
----lomi, returning to the f„| Democratic opponent, former M.,,( their scaled envelope of hal- Richardson, who died instantly, fe- were that the defense would not vote was 1,020,019 in favor of
Despite
the
smallness
of
the
v
o
t
.'
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1
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S'
‘j
.
8*S
j
i
cfireside floin which she S enator Walsh, having cast Ins lot t lots to the office of 11. ('. DuIlo.se, ceivH a deep gusli extending from have i* large a rra y of witnesneR to modification and 473,901 against. and the lack of Interest DemoVen,c#’ 0,noa
offer in u n i t i n g state's evidence.
Colorado's proposal was fo r a crntic nominees for Congress igere placsa.
the Ikinlmg Kepiibliciui long ago with the iiiodiflcutionists. j supervisor of regist rutioi, at noon the right of his forehead.
The home of the famous j
Yesterday afternoon’s session law which does not conflict with
1921), refined to return 1 Democniti^ party npoKesmen, htn\ loduy. .Tin* official ciftint h y j .b e
sent into office with varying m a
While *lid not show any concern
opher, Signor Croc* waa ‘
•rvdd tn Wiishingtmi. [ever, were quick to describe the ro-1 election board will be made tmnor- over hi**, deed, lie laughed when was given over entirely to a gruell thn federal law and repeal of the jorities.
ing of the alleged victim, both state law au ut present. A little
by a mob In Naplaa. In
iftunii show Republi-lnuU as a rebuke to l'renidont t'oul- mw morning if possible, Mr. Du- Ii llmg tlui urn*: ling officers i/f the J1
Compilations from 248 precincts
t
,,y direct aril
cross (examination,
...... ..............................
less than half of tho i4ato roport(aiididuti'S eljhor idge,' whoU sin
g
lc
l
o
u
t
l
^
n
a
t
o
r
ButBo..e
said.
The
board
officially
|
nill^lLM **-**“ .*g *•***"• ---- | ...................* , —
.
,
,* ; incidents th at led up V* llio flip ' i. yu^ug \tomun broke dowq *^ ^ g-UDl a g a in st rejataling 1lic> gave Senator Duncan U. Fletcher
,.w —. hjia
jvrp.-.viM ui Ari*2ona, lor UR thft only S i^ rtW !!! w n d i- oonsists of the supervisor of roglsa
v
«o
of
13,927
lo
2,808
for
Job*
*
*
*
i
four
times
under
the
fire
o'
queiv
i*
quutv presout law aiul 53,0*12 in favor o f
’
’.tin 1 >. Maryland, Or- date to Veceive his personal on- tr.ition. .......inity judge and ehuirM. Lindsay, Stnto delegation Re
lie kicked* my dinner bucket lions and necessitated a r< cbh of it.
do, am Indiana. Un- dorse iii ent- To set mi oxanipl* foiiiniin of the hoard of county com- into the fire," While said, "t told court each time. Aerordinr to her
Nevada’s proposal wns on de publican and 1,103, to W. R. O’neal, w«r» killed in .
fat:n licit I" ilit I’uI •roup his fi Ilow citizens in Masiuiclni-[ misjuonors.
‘
him not to do that again.
He testimony, thn defendant : *tucked nouncing tho national prohibition regular Republican.
toms offic«ra and
. ............. „ .,11 bo; J'.'lti,, tbo I’rosiilonl wc«l by »l«Tl.<; .......... .
“ kicked it again. I took an nxe and hi*v following a struggle, before law as a failure and calling a con
Senutur
Fletcher
hbd
u
com
fired on bands of' Fa
I, , , , ................
1 einl train l " W»»hii,Kl.m »„,l ro.!<»..«l,l«t....... ..............
.. for Ibo
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.
> <1... im
.it. i propria lion of general
White
revenui smashed him before lie got up." taking Imr to the home of u friend vention to submit amendments to manding leud from the first r e were storming the ______
■Republican - will retain i ccivcd the re turns a t the
tho 18th amendment. The results turns.
Signor Rossi, a sociaUat 1*1
i funds for i In* common schools of I The men had been sitting around •die testified slit* was visiting.
sper 'tci let :t \ 1iii y now | louse. Me retired for the night | Florida was reporti*d defeated in I a fir**.
were about three to one against t h o . Congressman William J. Sears,
By decree Issued by tfsa'i
without m aking public common*., cii
iSfiate.
prohibition InV.
of police in Roma twelve ■<
Tli,> n**gi*> reflected that if sent
t this county this morning. The re
who
defeated
Mrs.
Ruth
Bryan
any results in nny stulc.
•Such returns as Imd been re Owen, diiughtcr of tho late William Ho nnewapapers and tWO^*
I t uts Vole
I (um on this amendment, Imwcv-J (,. Hie penitentiary f*u* **HD years,"
ported from Wisconsin showed u JonuingH Bryan in the primary for tinea have bee* refoapd pert
ati- ii|>|i:iri*ui that the
or, hud not het-n tidiulated nt th ei lie would In* assured of Ids meals
veto of 214,557 in favor of 2.75 tho Democratic nomination had a l to publiah and th* licetageg i
*'k—(/!’)— R e - 1office of the superintendent of puli- f,.j- tin* rest of lus natural lift*.
C IU t’AGO, Nov
Ills'll' wl.icli ennu* inper cent, boor with 97,352 against. most a four to one lead over his oral other organa were ter
Opposition to the He expects to get a long sentence.
Ifrumineui * I In.* year publican candidates for stale " M l 1f1cV Instruction.
..................................................
In some cities the ratio wus five to two opponents.
Ten persons have been ’
ISnute cainp.'iigii mves- (ices nmdo virtually a d e a n sweep ] amendment was voiced by the a i l
Tho vote from
News of the cl line was telephon
one for the proposal.
ami'.lts. . in i-harply in- in the normally Republican slutes | toruey of (lie
‘ school hoard, Fred. [ ed In the : lu iff* * department fr. ni
135 scattered precincts in the and a large number of i
In Montiiim on a slight repeal to fourth district was Sours, 8,440; toe seized In connection wit
tiiaji.i rly, and that of the middle W is t in yesterday’s _ Wilson, who said that the I a filling -tatinn at Luke Monroe hy
LOS A NGEI.K.i, Nov. 3
tlm
state bone dry luw, only 572
amendment as worded would' per
riiin" Wat-.ui, and his election.
Mrs. Ainu*** Simple McPherson,
amendmem
W. C. Lawson, state delegation Re alleged plot againft the
‘ j .j a negro who witnessed the crime.
precincts
of
the
s
ta
te
’s
1,481
had
ut“, Sena! <r |{..tiinsnn,
evangelist,
was
today
held
for
trial
In Iowa old tim er Republican mil gerrym andering of the ,ln< S | Deputy Sheriff
publican 1,531; und L. D. House ment. A t Sienna sevsnb
C. Stephens.....
reported todny, hut they rtood 34,
PMifii'il lor iin* i usv vic- m ajority were rolled up for nil c u n - : by the s ta te legislature.
j Police Chief IL (J. Williams and on charges of ci'iminul conspiracy
holder, regular Republican 1,080. munists have been taken
tody.
|u,| hX)iit*m|. I ii I'enu- delate* in a dem onstration of party | Ia-.niirdy. the new prosiu-itm*: Detective J. tj. Green hurried to In obstruct justiie. Judge Blake 382 for repeal and 24,151 ugninst.
The
w arm est
Congressional
Stringent n\e*suroe eve
niinounced
his
di**
ision
in
court
to
lllil't>ii, wiit'i'C Itepllb- »...ty th„< »»,-„i s m ith iv.
I la* scene and overtook While u
fight wus in the first district,
prepared for tjhe enfo.-----T-^..
R't'i fund -.ere nil is- h art, once a Republican outcast, iout against Boyle the day helori sln.Tt distance from the camp ti:e. day.
where Congressman II. J. Drane
discourage any further attempt^
Mmy. \ .ti" a.cl Frank I,. into u Senate vucancy. The full I election, lie hud friends tlislrih- lie surrendered mid a Imoj dagger
Th > henriug wns c ub’d lust F ri
in 8H precincts curly today had the life of Fremler 14u*aoUj4*J
RepiMi. an in.minces state victory was h a f r ; by
pu - ; «
^
^
( ;illiri(,| u wji*; taken from him While said ^ day when the ilcfonse rested and
polled 4,352 votes against 2,073 for criticisms against hJbi jmUcJg*'A!
N In 1 1.'* > Various
__
•
•
U. E. Chapin, state delegation Re
licnn chieftains aa the
‘*r ,
lA.(l,„,n ly in his hand- he would have used it i.n the " I 'n r ; the pi osecutioii ealed no rebuttal
Jc Siiml>.i- li-.ve declarwitnesses. Briefs m the famous J J V
C O I D i n i S S l O n e r S publican.
,
s t r i f e th a t opened the way
bills charged th at present county men if they ln d intcaferred, lb*
| "ill I'H i I,,. , ,,t
wil lie charged with mnrih'i* in the ease were filed wit * Judge Blak“
T. Al Yon led J. IL Drummond,
|ni)n
-e;o.
in the low,, n e m o ifn t, in the Senate
^
^ bul ,|ml
kept his first degree. The men an* all em and a fte r court re. otivencd at 1«
Tho Seminole County Commla- regular Republican, by a safe m a
I in tlie i!x.iht fnl column the firs t time in more Ihun halt
n .signing before election, so ployed in the turpentine distillery o’clock this inornh tf oral a r g u sionem todny opprerpriuted $1,000 jority in the third district, scatter
ments were mmlo by E. J. Denni to tho county publicity committee,
both part i«-.. although n century.
th at his assistant could run nt tin of L. p. Hagan ut Markham, seven son for the sta
sla te ; W. I.
1. Gilbert,
Hilhort, ()f whlch L K Leroy
B0Cre ta ry ed returns showed.
bbli.-niiv
working
The atuto ticket was headed by November election.
Hnusholder miles from Sanford.
in the second district, Congress
chief of del**.:se couacl; S. S. Hiinn A. motion
.i
,n)nropriato tho
tho mon*
p**i|i.t’liiiion of their Governor John Hummill.
to appropriate
m on
vigorously denied the statement
man It. A. Green was leading A. F.
for
Mrs.
L
o
n
ain
o
Winomnn-Sieluff,
Rtri.l will, , n|y |, f,,w
j;OI)Y TO ARRIVE TONIGHT
ey whh mmlo by Commissionor B.
TALLAHASSEE, N o v ,!
The entire Republican ticket, yesterday, saying that Ik* auid m
Knotts, regular Republican hy a
eo il"!'* iidani, and Asa Keyes, dis F. Wheeler.
Vith ■'
Inliht- headed by Governor A. <1. Sorlie, letters m*ii*. out
to voters l a : '
Contracts for the cons
vote
of
practically
3
to
I.
trict
attorney.
•
tlr- ,-|> i *1 u.-.i away
The body of Mrs. M.
A*pinTho Commissioners Instructed
non-partisan Republican, was vic spring th at he would occupy the wall who died Sunday niv'lit in the
The
Following was the vote from 125 highways to cost ap]
i-iniv p.,r
... evangelist
..
- mysteriously
- di*- Vance E. Douglass, clerk of tho
the llcnui
office
until
Jan.
I,
and
had
not
re
$1,000,900 will be cc
torious
in
N
orth
Dakota.
J..liu ll.qikins Hospital. Baltimore, appeared last sur er uad later mud. hoard, to write the State Highway precincts on the proposed threo
fir i*vi M.ii-lp inrns hud
by the State Road :
signed.
.
amendments
to
the
s
ta
te
conattIn
tl,e
sis
te
r
s
tate
of
South
Da
Md
will
arrive
here
tonight,
uca
dramatic
rcappciiraiice
with
a
1nrt rain ,,f ,,|,|y
Coinmisnion for Information as to
The results hy precincts on tin*
The project! (hvc
.
o'er ' th.H'' i\ would kota. the en tire G. O. 1'. slate line congressional legislative elections c . r iing to advices received. Tho story of being lorcihly kidnaped, when tho funds wil ho available tution.
be
opened
include
thoea
to !m.,> 'hi' Democratic up, with thfe exception uf Governor and in the county prosecutor's ru<<-* funeral service* will he conducted The state charged thut she was and tho work will s ta r t on road No.
To autlmrizo the stato Legisla Citrus, India* rtyar aad ,— c
l-’ridny a t an hour to be determin- with Kenneth (*. Ormlston, ln*r 44 in Volusia county. The samo ture to appropriate money for com
fngti- t., a m;> i-.-ily.
Curl Gunderson, came through
, , , ,,
Mrs. Aspiuwell is sur- form er radio operator ut Angclus road is being Improved in this mon schools from the general re v counties, and thrq* in L f f f «
handily, including Miss Glaytb folow:
* I'liirmors Lose
Precinct I, West Sanford— I*oi* ,.,|
ty, a* follows:
'
enue fund:
For 3,544; against
hrt" 'bdi- . t.-.I Gov- Pyle, for secretary of State. South II S. S enator: Fletcher, 211; Lind viv.-d bv one son and three daiigh- Temple, in a cottage at < nnn.*l, county.
Number
68-C,
1.87
miles
’
Cal., ull of the time.
The bid of George Bagloy for 2,148.
1 a'"' iirli tin. i ■>turns Dakota muy have a Democrat for m y . :t«; O'Neal, BO. For Congress , t<
county; No. 682, 247 feetE
(Continued on page Six)
claying tho Monroe-Upsala Road
m an' Sears. 172; Housholder, 70;
;,r*‘/*u 11 •• i .'"in plete,
To authorize the state Legis 077-B
mil**, Leyyj K
a t 30 cents a square yard was a c lature to adopt*, u measure re 6.68 tnllee, Indian river p i
Lawson.
HI.
For
Stnlfe
Senator:
,s " ' *'•* adiumistracepted by tho board.
Parrish. ISO; Shares, 34. F or P ro
stricting tho ownership of Florida 7.88 mllee, Bt: Lode;
While (JovTho contract for building a g a property only to thoso personal who 9.98 mil#*, and 878*#, U
secuting Attorney:
Boyle, .133;
' ' 1 A•' * Woiniiii' hi i
rage a t tho new Seminole County can bo naturalized:
U o n n rd y . 122; Tour votes not
F o r 3,086, Lavy cdunty.
................ Ins Demod
Homo wan awarded to Dotsey. against 1,763.
'•V'l.-likewise
counted.
,,
^
T The hlda to he reeaha
Precinct 2, U k c Monroe— U. b.
Howard and Kelly, contractors, a t
,h:i' nr,.mi •d to give
To change the method of f l e e t ■ant a portion of,- *u» ’ TAMPA, Fin., Nov. 3 . - ( / P ) - Charleston .......... 50
li'ii.i
Senator:
Fletcher,
13;
Lindsay,
4,
$030.40.
*" ad of Uu-ir
Chicago
...............
-38
ing
the. chief Justice of the 8 t * ‘
%
Mi
Q’Nei'l 3. Congressman: Sours, I’reHure v/ns low ulong the Atlantic Dover ..................... &2
Willie Yntes wns employed aa a Supremo
gocermnenta.
Court:
For
3,1"'
Const
today
with
depression
from
S anford Rodl Eiitutc Board will 14; Housholder. r>; Lawson 1. State
ferrym
an
a
t
the
Titusville
bridge
Marvi.m | . ;, 11,| 11'uiuirey,
I)oa Moines .......... 40
against 1,656.
S tn u , or; i-arrisn,
■ New England to F lorida bringing
Parrish, *•',
10; •****••'*■•
Shares, ».
a t a salary of $20 a month.
’
r ina.V i „thir,| Im represented, on th« program ox Senator:
Gnlveston
............
58
unsettled
weather,
*oid
tho
report
A tost of strength in tjie evic
the tenth annual convention of the p roB(.culln|r Attorney: Boyle, J;
All uf tho commissioners w a re
''aide l( u,|ft
.Kansas City ........ 4H
„f
b
.
J.
Bennett,
government
metetion
was sought by
“* ’’ 7
Florida Association of Beal la*
jLeonardy, 1,1.
present a t today's m eeting Xflth
13.
,
.'■•■‘T""
and Hunt
Memphifl................ 48
though
the
party
Precinct 3. Eust Sanford— U. S. urologUt. Rain fell ovor the A t
Boards, which will formally opan
Irt* ilT'i «*'
John Melsch, chairm an , o f th e
’ '' ri':' lv fo e times
lantic and Gulf S tates during the Now Orleans ....... 54
Senator:
Fletcher,
212n
Lindsay,
Rimorrow
n
Daytonn
Beach.
board,
presiding.
The
board
will
s s»b«*:ui b y
nacrovv
Congressman: post 24 hours. Another center of Now York ............ 60
WINTER HAVEN, Fliu, N ot,
S. R. Dighton, attorney, wit 4 2 j O’Neal, 41.
adjourn Into this afternoon.
a 5,1X It ll 1
Htatp
Soars, 185; Housholder. 88; Law- low barom eter over Iown caused Oklahoma City .... 65
3<r- W —The com]
speak on “ My Homo Town ,
s ta tu Senator: Parrish. rain or nnow over the upper Mis Raleigh ................ 52
Lako Alfred and( J * Hamiltoni
intry’, ,.,i„
. ,
morrow n ig h t and the. 1 r<’» V . . „ on
STORM VICTIM DIBS '
v „
i "nuiming terian Church q u a r te t of Sail ford 141; Shares, 28. Prosecuting A t sissippi valley. I twas colder over rit. Louis .............. 44
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., ■Ubarban* towns,'
d ii' '
Boss, of will &lng.
an<i
torney: Boyle, 127; leo n ard y , 145; the eastern states thU morning ex S a lt Lake City ... 58
The
members
of
the
Nov.
3,— —Mrs. O. M. Ruck*, 28 ing but I.both t0'-,-r- v
1 ,l"t fllill go'll,<r p,(|
gjqa. ttv* tf** A
cept in southern Florida. Birming S h r e v e p o r t ............ 64
by
the
Republican*
by
o
u
a
r
te
t
nro
Paul
Emgo,
yearf oldv whose back waa broken
..,,„,m,inl Rr J
RiaJorltlM. »Both are
G raham , S. R. Dighton un dClaujM " t e r i n c T 4° UPaolu—U. S. Sena- ham and A tlan ta each reported W ashington .......... 48
whdn
the
hurricane
In
September
M an" W'lh l'*'r on In
t„r: FletChor C, Lindsay 5, O’Neal freezing w eather w ith killing frost, B artow ............. .*.. 84
destroyed her home e t Danla, died former Northerner*.
Howard.
,,
78
in
•S,,"'h Dakota.
II. C. DuBose, p r e s i d e ^ or tnc 3* CongroMtnan, Soars 7, Hous- tho first of tho season.
• Ei/stfH ............
In a local hospital lata. Tuaeday.
M l*
hoidcr 4, Lawson 3; Btato senate.
It was w a rm er over tho nuddle- F t. M y o r s .............. 84
The body will Bis sent to her form
W
h itl ". 1, , vu'",
?mi)l b hu
Iloul EstalC B“u n
n i t at
6, 31,..** «! pr..»cutl,.K plolns states, h u t colder again Jn R*. Plorco -...:........ 82
h tint il,.,,,
' • W. J * city this afternoon to bo proa
er homo In Macon Oaoidia.
i
tho Ni/rtliwent. Bt>ow fell in th e Gainesvlllo .......... 70
i min.i.
rs*,u* (,ov* the “ got-togethor” ‘'‘'“ w illia m . “ &
t
o
v
L
W
|
n
P.
Dakota, b u t Imostly fa ir weathe$ Jeckeoavillo ........ 00
J i arU: ,,f !l oontury. reception tonight a t tho Wl .
In the genanl"movement in In Ml
Key W e s t .............. 84
k j , ):,v,s mnde out Hotel; The convention c°nt,n“ ^ tor, Fletcher 39, Lindsay S, 0 Neal p„ v , U , d
,
dia
to abandon.th*
.80
Ikin C'nPt l" *'<,n,e hack th ro u g h Thursday, F riday and a a t 0. congrewm^n, S « r» 83^HoUflb
,o i cuatom
**' »«nuni,. i„ Kansas,
holder 11, Lav»*on'8; state eertawt, Atlanta - ......,
82
TT"*’
ri» .............
<vL* former Governor UrA motored* will
iaL a w ra . t f .p y w s . ? Birmingham...... . 4 4
t,
82 >.
Stv:>*v
running:
■TS
Boston
wV
.Jf* Davis in 1024, 4
hxtra*® fo his RepdbU* a
U fhor M c M r ‘
Illinois Votes on
Enforcement Act
rents C»me „
[ekTo lower;
.
Famous Phi
Home
Angrry Naples
NEGRO IS CAUGHT CRIMINAL C A S E
FOLLOWING AXE IN ORLANDO IS
G
NEWRESIDENTS
OF STATE FAIL TO
CHANGE POLITICS
i r d e r to d a y nkauing c l o s e
Aimee McPherson
Held For Trial On
Conspiracy Charge
$1,000 Transferred
To Publicity Fund
HighwayConl
To Be Cot
At Capital
S. R. Dighton Will
Address Realtors
In State Session
Low Pressure Over South Causes
Inclement Weather In This Section
m
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.. *, ti. ■ >■ »
.„i .t
i t • >•*"/'....
iTHTOgt: v a K w nx wca.
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\i
'» I
i Vi
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: u — tA v tS tu t* w p M tx
a
<hi.i~.-mnm
•, .
* Y"jy%»v*
:j*) -W X
!i
I ,
rt *m
,
-
-' —
i.
RolHns Has U<rht But
i'l 4
tern Field On Nov. 2 7
l l t i '. N o v . 2—-(/P) —
Missouri flattened West Vir, Who have bi'/y.\ gjn ja Ij»fnycttc put out W n sh in g -!
k- ** -8 senm?n . . for. ton
nnd
Jefferson.
H arvard,!
K today were inclined
. .. ’
W
the mythicn! tickled over n husky football
rk+ would be settled youngster th a t in three games
f» qf an Army mule has grown from n sickly infant,
of a Navy goal do jm , high hopes of l>en(ing Princetfg6 November 21. ' ton nexl Saturdny. This game, w ill'
__ . i n _£inc condition open the annuni Big Three Se- j
vtctory^over M ichigan,! rica. Hnrvnrd battered Tufts (lilt
!t|t moro serious on t h e ! t o fl Saturday ami tallied more
Xbqforo ,h(». Army game |frequently
than
nny
H a rv a rd '
Virginia
Wesleyan, , eleven in n single game in 78
to cross Boston years. Prnccton walloped Swnrthgoal line for the first inoro 27 to 0. Yule hns nn en
barn done this scnxnn. gagem ent with Marylnnd heforo
getown, the high scorer try in g the Tiger clnws, Novem. with 2.71 points. Army, her 17.
Walloped Yale, can expect
New York University's unde- |
“*J| opposition from Frnnk feated team, a fte r
dispersing I
farshall ami Ursinus, and Fordlium 27 In 2, next Saturday I
. onto qf the Notre Dame meets its strongest, foe of the sea- I
Little is I
fia the Ynnkco Stadium No- son "in Carnegie Teih.
Indian-.' i
P wlH have no more than ] h ft of the Dartmouth
logical effo rt on the cast- scalp a f te r three s traig h t defeats, i
the last a t the hand sof Brown,
1undefeated eastern elevens 10 to 0, but Boston University o f - 1
nto the casualty llr-t Sut- fe rs a resting place Saturdny. I
SblnmbLa, aided material- Brown hns no game scheduled
i i n Madden, who jump- nejet Saturday* but Harvard is
Mark Wolf
Charles Zchler
L! Syracuse, to tnkc the waiting nn November 17 to test
Paul Hilliard
•x v t
eastern
individual .undefeated Brown's title, Otljer
Zctder, captain of the Hollins Tars, weighs 158 pound::; Mark Wolf, the d o,motive quarterback only
Bffirs with A3, slammed guinea will be Pennsylvania vs
*9t the firs t time In 21 • Penn State Cnlumluis vs Wll
125 pounds, ami Paul Hilliard, half back, I«» pounds. This trio will oppose the Mercer Bears tn Sanford
Jnols gave Pennsylvania Ham and Mary, W. Vn., vs Pitts- on Armistice Day.
burgh.
fait.
Fight Results
666
Colds,
r
ONE NIGHT O U T
Washington-New York
NUT
fc*Pfrect, owned
\\ . II. .
cutifereni' i1 ill*fent. Stngpr
lib haR been nnimal by Mr. .
hia battered team to surh
. . „ / for-thft 2:07 Puce.
heights Saturday that
powerful
|e i i » i .l h t o t c » t l n g to note in dir.- Ohio win stopped for half the
Gray string th at both I game, and now they talk of the
liirby find Christie Mac are | Maroons ri: ing to n Aiew peak
?ni of Nancy Hunks, the | ag a in s t Illinois in tho renewal of
jo e W U a m * .
■t trotting mare thnt e v e r . their mossliung rivalry.
through u bridle. Tills pair ------ -------------------------------------------Tin i- oneti M'l.s’ii for-broken
[JH half mile the other aft- Irate of 2 iPH
the mile which is beak-. Iw-sied spines, spiked sh n
I’ltt company in the remurk- extremely goitll eonsniering
*lie 1.1 nes, mutilated ribs and powder
(odd time of 1.01 Over the new top
of clay whieli bur ju .t
ed sh* ulder blades.
?1& P grk oval. This is a t the lieen placed upon the mile circuit.
• « ♦
rotm ;___________________ _______________ _______
The eugor-oyed youth of the land
Jt-r—
”
"
in out mi the niur-chornid field
taking ’em on the chin, in tho midlitf and back of tho acoustics for
vy
■■in alma nmlur.
.y;
* ♦ ♦
W0’1
While the back door diplomats
of E u ro ^ ' liuvo succecdod in mak
ing the lounU'y safe for democ
racy, football still is anybody's
horpilul risk.
• * *«
The brutality hns been reduced
to a point, where tic. game h no
more harmless thnn u fasliu.liable
revolver tete-u-tetc between two
rival Chicago gangs.
Atlantic Coast Line
TH E STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH
•
IA
*
Bob Holly’s Column
3
■
S
enTried a P a ra g ra p h S a v i n g S an fo rd Needed a F irst
Class Pawn Shop
Sanford
I'Ll.1.KI> P U R S E r o r . N I ) IN PIC
Cement Contracting
W in :» n butcher nam ed McBride
at Rotherham, England, sla u g h te r
ed a fine looking hog brought in
from Ireland recently, he discov
ered in its stomach among other
11 M a s o r ite B ldjf.
P h o n e 75
things, a leather purse. When the
SA V E by g i v i n g us y o u r sidew alk, d r i v e w a y and fg
purse wns opened it was found to
contain six bright sovereigns.
lion work. All w ork g u a ra n tee d .
Ig j E i a i z r a r a r a i i ir a e i i i r a i a i a f i ! ^ ^
Sanford Grove
“ Amid Majestic Pines
ia rta i
Sanford Grove..
Ideally located fo r beautiful
homes.
N o t too close to the
downtown section.
N o t too
fa r from the city schools ani
churches.
Your inspection o f Sanford]
Grove is invited.
A t your
call you will be taken to see
You cannot help but become]
attracted to this scenic
Sanford Will Have One
ABOUT NOV. 15
L
Short story of game played in
18KK between old Si wash and (,ld
Ileekwnsli.
Flying wedge, Hying
lists, Hying s«|uu'd.
at that t^ffijno W
* IWT
rccotyi tapM m m MWWW! hap
y>
■
*
This may not be quite as rough
on ono’s mu«h as a atamfiedo by
olovqn be 11igew nt b*TF4#t*rsf-¥W
McReynolds Drag i
Flu,
this property.
Witfi Robinson’s Circus
m
Grippe,
and Malaria
N’WESTERN AND
PURDUE BATTLE
RANKS HIGHEST
j Everglades Limited
TOO LATF TO CM
i u i e n o s a i r e s . n o V. 2 - m
BUtfftAI.OW ToTrcnt
--------‘
_Ixmir. Viienti, Chilean, light
Bungnlaws JtWIO.OO.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2.— UP)— A 1wc;K),t diampion,
mnking his included for cash. Kins
nr.w page jn Kentucky’s football | (,phl,t in .,,, Argentine ring, easily n»;. alr.o acreage.
history was written here todny | W()n u ,|ecjsion from Llberto C’or- Woodruff. Spring. pjn .
when girl gladiators met on the j ney t Uruguavan champion, m 12
gridiron in n regulation contest r()Un(j.j |ftSt night,
with referee, forward pnsr?s and
everything. The Anchorage High
School Mules, captained by Miss
NUnnally's candy rt«t
Nettie Bliss, defeated the highly
.weekly shipments to
touted Pec. Wee Valley Cyclones i
resh stock a t all tim a '
under the leadership <>f Miss Mnry i
on, ice).
is n Prescription for
Dnrr.
All of the team members were
Sanford and Grnrti j l
attired in regulation football r e - !
IP
»•
gnlia with the exception th a t gridj D c n j ^ U C } Lj I I I O U S Jc 0V G r
Registered PlmrmadiU
tendance constantly.
shoot- were eliminated bocuuse the ’
local sporting stores could offer
curb service—with pk
parking sjpnce.
nothing small enough for the
petite feet of the players. The
It kills (he germs.
girls playing rnnged in age from
12 to 19 years.
When forward pass was in tro game i that it elim inates group
ringside
duced red necked red-bloods of Ihe fighting and enables
period uncoiled their tonrils «n<l spectators to see ju st who is
demanded to know what (lie good. i knnwing whose jowl.
Louisville— Mike O'Dowd, Uo- old game of maim and murd- • was
Itnnhu!, knocked out Buttling Kur- coining to, anyhow.
T i n t was in th-i days when the
rell, Philippine Islands, 5 rounds.
well-tailored Continentals in the
They
said
thnt
under
new
o
f
Billy Meyer, Indianapolis, knocked
bleachers gargled: “G et from be
out (ieorge Gehrig, Louisville, 2 ficial idiocies gam e would degen hind those lace cu rtn im , Felix, we
erate
into
hilnrous
cross
between
roll nils.
. Fla., Nov. 2—
Wednesday night taffy pull and ao- know you!"
Philadelphia — Mickey Walker,
>, vfclcran trnlncr
euchre tournam ent
with
Walker, Elir.aheth, N. J., heiit jm ' il'iahle
feminine complications.
The good Popp.i cvideutly wants
( Who halls from Toledo,
Sinmnieh, Butte, Montana,
10
thing
| tl»a honor of being the
runds. .I«v Bashnra, Norfolk, Vir
rig h t in theory but] to make n P irate walk the plank
They
were
io harness
racing
ginia, defeated Holiliy B arrett,
One of the m o s t ; nnd rpiite another to make him 1
wrong taikle,
Philadelphia. 10 rounds. Young delightful forms of ferocity known slide off the bench.
earn a trotting or
Glmppic, .Philadelphia, and
Scotty
MUtld the greatly
..
7 ‘- i l n the alleged human race is tho|
•
♦
tola# a trip of the ScmiItaehuin. Bur icrton,
no, i r i v . t*|iccinclo of u 200-pounder crush- j At nny rate, m anaging the PittsB u ttle a t E vanston (5 rounds. Joe Am erson,
j CltlbA now half-million T itle
jj,jr into a trem bling end who Inis burgh club has accumulated new
f course located on the 1 S a tu rd a y Is Most Im p o rtan t heat Battling
Willard. I.muas 'r - 1j , , st s j,,.a r ,..| a |tound of ruhherized I Innl stra n g e complications, and i*
t of this city on the Dixie 1 fn Big Ten C ircles; Purple Pa.. <>rounds. Lddie i i m p s i i , Mjr fr(,m j|)(, ,.|,,U(|*.
n mains to he seen how many lanbetween Sanford and Or
• « •
j g org e s Donie Bush can say "YK.S"
H as Most (o ( l a i n in t i a m o I Philadelphia, Won from Nick Nus
ft..’ •
[ cino, Baltimore, n rounds.
| One great advantage of open in.
‘
fittest I have over hnd th
CHICAGO,' Nov. 2.—(/I1)— Pud- I fh ien g o Ji ry Sanger. M i l w n u - t ___
_____
____
__
jl" o f driving over,” G r n y ; (| U(, niM| Northwestern today moved |:,e, heat Johnny Hill, Philippines.)
d i e s ho dismounted from lo thc cent<>r of the ntuge in the m ; mills, Harry KbhiUs, Brook TNI
following th e completion W estern conference football drama. |yu> defeated Joe Sullivan. Chi
mile spin behind one o f ,
,u.a r ing the Inst act.
,.a r , C> rounds.
footed steppers.
'T v e | Th(.ru arc lhn><1 ()th,.r Hig Ten
New Yolk Bud Gorman, Keim0(f e t busy nnd wire the boys games this week, hut barring Ut
dm, Wisconsin, won on u foul from i
' t h -what a wonderful racing most improbable of upsets, Die
Harry Person, Sweden, f>. Yule;
l i t la," he continued,
engagement of most iinportaiae Ola, ii , New York, bent Hurl Blue
Through Pullman Dining Car Train
nlgbt, according to reports, in tho title battle is between N orth St. Paul, Ml rounds. George God
y sent 17 wires -ft<ir-vronii- western nnd Purdue nt Evanston. f rey, Leiperville, Pa., defeated ■
Jers, trainers and drivers
Michigan still !;• reeling from .lack Townsend, New ^ ork, <> ■
irhess' horse world inform the blow by Navy hut has demon rmimis.
Disli Tommy Jordan J|
a n t of the Ideal conditions strated more than enough power itreoklyn, won f.'om l.iw Temller, ■
Ing'w hlch exist at SeminoJn lo down Wisconsin Saturday and I'hiladelphiii, on a foul, l rounds. a
d Coming from 11 mun of Mr. not lose a swift stride toward the K. O. Phil Kaplun, New York, wo i I
No. H|
No. I Ml
Effective November 7. 1925
I fttftndlng in the sport i-uch championship. Illinois is a f a v
on a technical knockout over C ow -j ,
7:25 pm l.v. Sanford
Ar. 12:211 pm
itic approval wUhbear con- orite over Chicago hut hns nt best
hoy Padgett, Wyoming, 2 rounds. ■
le Weight.
H:I5 pm l.v. Jiu-ksonvil,
Ar. 7:05 am
an outride chance in the race.
.Minneapolis Johnny O Donnell, J
1g which Gray now has Minnesota hns lost one Big Ten
1:15 pin Ar. Itichmond
l.v. 12:55 pm
St.
Paul, defeated Pill Moran, New u
a t ,8eminolu includes s ta r t nnd lown two.
1:55
pm
Ar.
U'eshiiigloii
l.v. 9:15 am
Orleans. ID rounds. Ernie Hiegel. ■
Hlqver perform ers as Little
11:20 |.u{ Dr. Bnlliniore
l.v. 7:75 am
In ii way, Purdue lint most to Minneapolis, ami Chiiek Uiehell, ■
greying a murk of 2:07 l-l, gain in S a tu r d a y s game. Duce
H710 pm Ar.i Philadelphia
l.v. 12:15 am
itiM itc 2:00 1-2, Helene Di- past Die Purple, the Boilennnkuis ( In. ago. drew, in nmnds.
11:10
pm
Ar.
New
York
l.v. 12:7(1 am
Milwaukee— Billy Hurl field, M il-,J
|t04 Xr4, und two-year old and have only Indiana lo defeat to
l.v. 11:15 inn
wanker,
outpointed
Billy
Hull,
Chi
7:Ki
am
\
r
.
I’ittslnirgh
r.Hpg- Little Darity which present a flawless season's record
(
I v. M:.IW pin
7:28 am \ r . P.iP/aln
' by Captain J. P. Nagle, and Indiana has been thrice eugo, s rounds.
Bill fain—Buddie Mueller, Buf- ■
t Is entered in both the vnmpiished. Northwestern, on the
H:50 am Ar. Cleveland
l.v. 1i:05 pm
2:12 T rotting Stakes, other hand, must down Purdue, fain, heat CiMldy Demur, Pitts- £
Tickets. Beservalone . Information from
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iltlo Muc owned by Will Chicago and Iowa for a perfet Illg Imrgb. ID rounds. Frankie V
an,)“_
t»w irf Toledo is nominated for 1Trn
Clevelaivl, defeated Bobby Hamel- m
G. W. Bay. T.
Sanford
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MT *P°t which will he staged . ( -|,icngn bobbed back into the ton. Buffalo, (l ounds,
I’hoe,
I opening dny of thi* nicctiiijr. }|iii-1 ur«* tmlny, lU'spift* a
stir-
ran Horseman Says
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\0iinole T rack Is In
CHILEAN WINS EASILY
Girl Gladiators.
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Meet O n Gridirort;
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W itc h T h is l*aper for the Opi
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of Iron*handed petticoats, or high I’
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o r . falsely enlaftgeh! Library extenaion haa become so
nipa Will be g u |lty of sorcery and 1general with the ____
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and uni*
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void.” Of course wo have no such this type of service u now being
n iritM ti ^
law now but we do have divorces, inaonluined regularly by 3 5 . Of the
I l M i t M now t h a t tho youth a t t h a t
leading institutions. The S frric e^ s
^ n iH ^ O k ill M uasollnlwas the
free with the exception of th e pos
gjfcijj.V Bologna printer. Wo
And then listen to the rustle, of
tage
charge for tran sm ittin g books
■ f M y N p b t a r i who were black- silk. In this rolled .'.locking, a b
IniQOii p rin te r who were hams breviated skirt, corsetleas, cross to the residents Interested.
■ W a r • - bologna printer. Ho kneed and bob haired nge there is
p /m y e been & bad one.
no place fo r any charges . of
sorcery or witchcraft. Any bird
M%.com<Vl from the State gettin g m arried todny ought to
dt.,J3hrpartme^t t h a t the Dixie know exactly whnt he is getting
b n g r, will noon bo open from nnd if ho has not studied all this
Should Be Corrected—Good Elimi
Georgia line w ithout detours or fine a r t he will find out about the
nation It Essential tc Good Health.
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IftUa., Well, since we hnvo | time the first installment is dur T you would be well, see to |
u p a b l g roads with apo]ogio> on the furniture.
your elimination. Faulty kid* I
d e to u rs fo r many years it
ney action permits toxic mate- I
be a g re a t relief to have
You know this old world is just
rial to remain in the blood and
h\W ith o u t apologies and curs filled with people who can give
upset the whole system. Then;
Kc. A nd now if they will you good advice on everything.
o n e Is a p t t o h a v e a t ir e d ;
languid feeling and. sometimes,
WV’thft village constables we They can tell you how to rnlse
a toxic backache or headache, i
1>«^1 right.
children, m arket a car of (elery
and often some Irregularity of
a fte r telling you how to raise it,
ilS C f 'pa a p e'--------accretions, such as soanty or
rs
nrp
oinkin^ write a hook, run a newspaper,
burning passages. More and
tarls* , Xor..cr«dlting< the edi- nin the county and city govern
more people are acclaiming
1^1,1 p l p lip g the Aian of Sor- ment or hold a go|ff stick or p er
the value of D o a n 's Pills, a
stimulant diuretic, in this con
urron<r publication. To haps how to hold a good poker
dition. For more than forty
> o u tho g ru th I though Wnl- hand. They don't charge anything
years, D oan's'have been win
Rose wrote, it about n rent for this good advice. You pay for
ning favor the country over.
•t* man in Orlando who was it a f te r following it and being
A sk y o u r neighbor I
with the second payment stung.
Niee editions of the ncwspniHirH
on the Florida Power A- Light
^ S e c r e t a r y T ro tter made a fine Company and the Phoenix Utility
Stimulant Durrwtle to (As KUbtoyo
tt|k
Rotnry Tuesday about Company. And both of tlm-c eomfWtsr-SfU
twAs Co, Ug. C k a . Duflskx H.V,
) w l serviie in the cnmtnnnity, pnnies have spent a bunch of
JPftTlco in the various clubs un.i money iri this neighborhood this
MTOCQ* in the Chamber of Com- summer. Tin* Phoenix Company
P^irde.. The clubs are. all right wheh is the company that docs
M d,Jthc Chnmiier of Commerce is 'ill the building and installing of!
■tf fig h t, it is just that so' few machinery will soon |,e f.fding I
JRopJn,.Tender real service in the their tents and moving on to the
community alonrr nil lines.
We next Job nnd we will miss them ,
f d y g iflQj.oytny people with single for they are a fine lot of fellows
JJSj* minds—they get in nnd boost from the boss down.
HM. thing ail the year round nnd
, Tho Florida Power A Light
____
Company will then take charge of
».<)£•
__ course It is better to have the plant and have a large force
Persistent coughs and colds lead to ,
boated something in your life of men on the job all tho time serious Iruuble. You can stop them 1
K # tbhn never to have boosted looking a f te r the affairs of the now tviih Crromtilsion, nn eiimlsifieil :
•I! but the.ro is plenty *of
iK/1 -jE-iluI
** •room
«*»«,, | m anufacturing and distrihutiii,- creo».ite that is pleasant to take, ("reol b n t y to do here nil the time ” f the power and ligiits that will tnulsion is a new medical discovery I
'i*naa pplbnty
t o j k l l the civic clubs, nil
all the din
din- he. sent all over this part of the villi iwo-foM action; it soothes and
d u b s nnd nlso the Chamber of state. The advent of these Id / licals llio inflamed larnihrunes and in
hibits germ growth.
^Commerce. Few people in any companies into the state of FlnrOf all knots a drug*, creosote is rec- ,
^ m u n i t y n ttend all tho mcefingn | jda means more to the mninifncttir
ogai/.rd by liigli medical aiiliioritics as
B l- .!•« c c^l,hs . attend the m eet-j >ng and indust rial life of Florid i emi of tho greateul healing agencies for
;Wf» of all their committee, n t - |t h n n any other agency and f,.w persistent roughs nnd colds ami oilier
tWTO church every Wednesday night | people, at tliis time can realize or forms of throat troubles. L'rconiul»iuii
Sunday. It is a hard Job j appreciate all that these comi.nni.ls contains, in addition to creosote, other
are others who never eoo are doing now and will do jn the healing elements which sootlir and heal
the infected membranes and slop tlio
thing. They a r e carried future foe Florida
irritation Und inflammation, while ilia I
« singlo idea nnd novor
creosote goes on to the stomac h, is ab
I .anything but th a t nnd of courso
Cordest Just Aftet
ek Sunrise
Mf, urp lost to tho benefits of Scientists hnvo now docInriHl
thnt sorbed into the blood, attacks llicseat
(led
of the trouble and checks the growth
o p e ra tio n with everything for the roldest time of the day or of
the germs.
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• fo o d of the town.
night,*not Counting actunl changes
Creoniulsion is pu.ltantcrd sativf.in- in atmospheric conditions, is the lory in tho treatment of pet-dsteiit
fcpjjld f r e n c h law of the vintuge hour ju s t a f te r sunrise. This is coughs and colds, hronchial astluua,
|W 70 re ad s:
"Whosoever will due to the fact th a t when the sun broncitilii nnd other forms of reapiraPf aaauced Into the bonds of first strikes
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the.. vn
earth
it tuuf(,.s
cuuses lory disoates, and is excellent for build
Wjmony a n y maio subject
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. . the evaporation of o eliillin.r m
l"6 UP **»° **yst»-m after cnlds or Hu.
by nl
mean*
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5 W 5e r>UW 01 turc ^ hl(;h i" Plfllnly f 'lt by h u ll M“nfy cfT lr l i , '"'y «n ' 8»lor c.,l.lis
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Faulty
Elimination
new
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lArmisfice Surprise Dance
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Th e n e w E d ison M a z d a L a m p - fro sted on th e In eid e, w h ic h
s o ft e n s tho glare. it's m ore efficient too, than the regular
frosted lam p —and it costs less. ^ We have them In stockJ^
F L O f ? ID AVP O W E r A " lIlG H t Tc O M P A N Y
M ER C H A N D ISE D E P A R T M E N T S J
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Look far BasicValucs in Hupmobilc Six
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finish am i roomy comfort
of th e f fupm ohile Six are the surface indications
ol its greater value.
For I fupm ohile Six is heir to those line traditions
w hudi have made every H upm obilc built for 18
yi*ars, a b etter and a longer-lived car.
, . Ju budding Hurpuwing perform ance,econom y and
durability into Us Six, H upm obile goes straight t(
the source of such qualities.
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T 10168 at thfr w h e e l— astonish-
I g L e x a t L 0^
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The new org an izatio n will occupy th e sam e office space,
and re ta in the sam e equipm ent an d office personnel as
th a t of th e K n ig h t & M acNeill A gency, and its o p era
tion will continue u n d er th e personal supervision of Mr.
M acNeill. The new o rg an izatio n will also m aintain th e K n ig h t & M acNeill u n d e rw ritin g connections.
^ y?ar8L past< h u p m o b ile pays 10 per
(^ n tro o re fo r the better m aterials,m ore thorough
anf^
exacting m easurem em s that
, H u PZ b i i T L “ e8Uard lhc
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8m° ° thnC88’ eSortie"
of these feay w s can you fully appreciate
0per*don
low costs of H u p -
W e desire to th a n k o u r old custom ers fo r th eir valued
p a tro n a g e in th e p a st an d to ask th a t th e new organiza- ,.
tion be given t>ie o p p o rtu n ity of se rv in g them in th e fu
tu re in any or all o f th e ir in su ran ce needs.
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M l,
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“ d m m om y" “ d •
S anford, Florida, N ovem ber 3, 1926.
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The Circus E ditor was nearly sw am ped hy the trem endous response to T he
H e .a id s (:f f r r and had one hard job selecting w inners. F irst come, first
.served wns the m ethod as announced and here arc the w inners of tic k e ts:
1—
iVIiss C harlotte Nix. box 196, Sanford, Fla.
2—
Fred Gender, Davey W inston A p artm en ts.
:i— IMrs. I \ H. Lansing, Jr., Phone 65, Sanford, Fla.
4—S p :o lt Long. }>lf> Oak Avenue.
•r>— Joe Caswell, 7th and Magnolia.
b -Millie Mall, care Mali H urdw are Co.
|f 9>c nhn»r nrisr ninum
7 Miss E. L. W hittle, 210 L L aurel Aye.
8—
Mrs. J . Vidcl Jones, Sanford, Fin.
rcpei»e their ticket..
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Sanford Feed and Supply Company
Mobleys Drug Store
■d>;?I Pressing Club
320 Myrtle Avc.
110 S. P ark AVc.
Smith Motor C o m p ly
.!(i>-7 K. Second S treet
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We nrc th e only excfhstve prescription
d ru g s to re in S an fo rd , no fountain service.
s!crvice and S a tisfa ctio n
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133 Snpford Are.
294-W,
"YOUR MONEY BACK IF Y O U A RE NOT S A T IS F IE D "
T h a t's our proposition th a t we muke on every sale and we a re prepured to back it
up. We know th e q uality of our feeds an d know th ey will s a tis fy — th a t is why we
can afford to m ake th e above o ffer.
“DAIRYMAN’S DELIGHT DAIRY FEED"
Juit Phor.3—We’ll do the Rest
P u re D (ugs, I'rftm pl Service, Pleasing
Prices
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HopRin8, Shoe Shop
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RrcaJsUa. a n d CUtB, w e th e
,Ml»e Rirds A re C o d in g ”
Men’s Clolbing at Hurricane Pr*
—Good Condition -
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“ V our P atro n ag e A prociaipd”
C leaning and P ressin g o f a ch tai th a t will
m eet^w ltli y our In s ta n t ap p ro v al— in s ta n
taneous serv ice.
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O ur good shoe re p a irin g b rin g s hundreds
. to our shop on' S anford A venue. O ur
prices arc r ig h t / W e also c a rry a ComV. pleto !*nc of. m en and w om en’s phpes—
Who
o wc?
Me! nndor Arcade
GEO. W. KNIGHT
FRANK R. MacNEILL
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Cates Bros, old stand betwi
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<'° J 8a3 3* «md all kinds cf
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K i l " r** -nytimo.* V P irt ®
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Laney Pry Cleaning Co.
Perfection Auto laundry
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829
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Laney Drug Store
110 B. Second Street
211 Oak Avenue
m u
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ford’s Exclusive A uio L au n d ry uses
highi brBSSure
press ur< T&T Service in w ashing
.
P q r b lg h i^ trained* e ffic ie n t organization
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Stewart, The Florist
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H of-M ac B a ttw y iDd: | i
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QUALITY
‘We a re F urnishers to Men W ho Kaow ’
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The Homo o f
;. ; Iln rl, S chaffner Rnd M arx
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102 E. F irs t Si.
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"W e Sell th e C ar T h a t L eads th e W orld f a I
M otor C ar V alue." '
Seminole Pressery
323 Sanford Are. *. -
McKinnin-Markwood Co.
^-G/ujlin, the Jeweler
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A L L T H IS W EEK .
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Over. $7,000.00 W ORTH 01
g M E R C H A N D IS E consisting
shoes, hats, piece goods, dressJ
clothing, etc. All priced at 60 pi [
f
cent lower than the manufacturiil
cost.
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Gol. Geo. W. Kni«rht h as disposed of his in te re st in the
agency to Mr. F ra n k K. M acNeill, who, w ith his associ
ates, will incorporate th e ag en cy an d continue to oper
a te it u n d er the firm n am e of “ FR A N K R. M acN EILL
& COMPANY.
The exterior grace, rich
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5 1,000 one-pound tin cans perfect col
tj
dition, $12.50 per thousand. I
□ Two carloads of furniture direct frol
G Miami Hurricane for sale at LESJ
P T H A N F A C T O R Y COST. I
The g e n e ra l insurance agency of K N IG H T & MacN L IL L has been dissolved by m u tu al consent, effectiv e
Nov. 3,1926.
|Xhat Is M ore Than Skin D eep
Boyle In OoseRace
tvfsx
2,000 two-pound tin cans, pertfj
condition with tops at $20.00 pi
thousand.
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Herald Classified Ads Bring Results
A nnouncement
Gonfs, 52.00, Ladies Free
( ryslul Lake Club. I,akelnnd
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j I 20 sacks of cow, hog, chicken feed]
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bran etc. $1.00 per sack.
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Sale!
-inside „frost
K'Thursday Morning November 11th in the !
p Wee Hours of 12:30—till
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Advertising Means Business
AND HR BA K FAST
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Booth, and S. D. U »crU
w'w Aalf' ( i a t t M -VHPotomburg, Democrat#, ti
lag* was pi dtgipf> ' R i l magaslit*
Ifad ^oypr »heir R o p j ^
adopted e*4 -vagrant poet and a ri- u i w g
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2 . - ( ^ N o of bygohf
I W .ta u v e In the stafa
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day-today historian of M anhattan
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events ennu quit® overlook tho
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offices,i, actio
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t owork In a departm ent storo'a | thp f q o t of F ifth u r tm S g i
I ( turns available.
available, O
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f / l c J ^ t t l l i e r o f ' ‘or, Fletcher 36. Lindsay 1,'O'Noal siirnifk anre to bo found In tfio cas- a r t departm ent.
, BrevoorL
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Carried a P a ra g ra p h S aying Sanford NeedH »1
j j tho votes cast in the ^ t l o n . w ill! 5; i-onKroitsmnn, Sears 24, Hous- uni nnnouncemont th a t Bobby EdA fte r which announcement the
I see them seldom j m |
wnrds has gone to work.
coming of the “poet’s platter’’ to n re treated u p t o w A 'A a i M
C lass Paw n Shop
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SnturdN ,a n i t*‘ ! holder <». Lnwsoi
nwson 8; s tate senator,
Don't smile!
There is some- Village cafe — announced in this
i | cyBUi or votes rnst on [propose!
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column at the C entivL I
I j omindments to the stnto c p n s titu -■1 :'tirrirh
n r h 28,
- 8’ Shares
Shart 6; proMcutitur ‘hitiK almost historic in this seem- column some days hack—loses trance and-about th^ PtH
inKIy inconsequential item. It may much of ita Importance. It seem
j | tion wqre unavailable th u f tnorn- I'lttorney, Doyle 8, Lconakdy 33.
It seams to me their . f |
,r to
ho the final gesture of tho Green ed a t firs t to indicate a return of
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Chuluota-ritJ. B. Senthinning there, too. • .-V $*1
wich Village of yesteryear.
those posturing of which so much
The one cab tb it A M
attir, Flctcljer 7, Lindspjjil, O’Neal
First, since the name of Bobby has been mentioned. Now it suenb
F’ln., $ p y . ( 3.
Broadway waa drivetf hjp
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I'nnffrcdsmhn,
Sears
6,1
HousEdwnrds is not nn uncomon one, but a weak bit of mimicry. I
Potter, ch^kroan of
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A BOU T NOV. 15
darkey whose 'cuetorji Md'lf
s-opfni
or equnly
epunty corpiiQs^Jono.-.'i1
corptafs^one.-s
>r<I <»f
' f r . 0’ Laiysun 2; s tate senator, let me explain th a t this particular hnvo often held thnt tho poseurs for many years Jo call i d
Okeechohcfi emmtv unit ^ mems h a re s 2; prosecuting Bobby was perhaps the last ex and g arreteers hnvo passed; th a t son.
m- a , n s "
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"Ml™
ponent of those “ vlllagesc" trndl- the •old Village is all hut Rone.
"Como on, folkat( Hm i M
thut made this section the
I have st;en the
skyscraping feropt Hdel See
ry spot th a t it is.
apartm ents rise In old Barrow cob I Take your tlAM. ‘wt
.•as to Greenwich Village street; along tho avenue a t the
whiskers are to Charles Village door, nnd one by one a p
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aal i . Parrish 28, Shares fl; ; Fvans’ Hughes nr W hat George M. pear on the sido streets.
, oounty conimisaioner, ran ns nn in
Each
W atch T h is P a p e r for th e Opening Announce.
' ^"depuijdont.
i' 1 eating attorney, Boyle 9, Leo- Cohan is to Broadway.
From ' nioht the faces in the coffee
TOO L A T E TO C l
L'jrily In,
which you will irathcr that hi* u/ a* u
—
,» . . ... . t
|
F 11,1" inftl
housea seem stranger.
■ ■■■
I2‘l W. C hurch S t.
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MIAMI. Fla.. Nov. 3.— f/P>
O jfS m " * " * " "
* " ,y’ ,i‘-*l | . W
?
nobby E,lw„r,l, B„ „ I FOB R E N T . - S n M >
Sr. K
ft*
Comph'te unofficial returns in th>
to whrk. Let no one tell you th a t J Magnolia Ave. 8ultabl
* '*•<+*!*
This Edwnrds was associated this is the Greenwich Villngc of) ra n g in g into two apartlA
41 proeincts of Dade county gav ■ •> Ne:il 17; congressman, Sonrs 30,
for Senator: Fletcher 2,921; Lind ilo.ishuldcr 18, Lawson 14; state* with tho “ inside" of the Village yore.
baths, double garagi.'*;;!
ennior, Parrish 33, Shnres 22, bnek in the days when it was im
| say 35!; O’Neal 351.
for year o r month to
Gilbert
Swan.
Boyle 25. porting poets, artists, garfets, rad
John Robinson circus, now in its opo h u n d re d and third year, will nm k- another Imlida
F or Congress: Ilou&eholdcr 4()tl; I |»rorventing attorney,
Hurt. Phono 688. Hlg
Lconnrdy 28.
ical discussions.
Lawson 394; Sears 2,392.
aj old alike next Tluirsdny. Two perform ances will be given on the show grounds at \U
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—Typical wight Inc.
I’rccinet
II, Altam onte— U. S.
For Attyrney-Genoral: Johnson
The old Vi lingers went.
The • conversation at this season of
fdUC „ni i’nioii Street.
■erntor Fletcher 17, Lindsay 3, f)’- Bohemia # rc w commercial.
2,005; Marsh 1,022.
But ■year, on almost nny Broadwny cor FOR RENT.—6*-room
For Supreme Court: Rivers Bo Ncol (5; congressman, Soars 15, Bobby Edwards stayed. His stock ' ner above Fortieth street:
house, 1900 block on
lloiKholdcr ti, I.nwson C; state I in trade was a ukulele. In u garret
j fied to hold the office for the utt Laws .o 12; Scots 12 ’ Attorney ford, unexpired term, unopposed.
Avenue.
Very
deslra
First
Man—Yes,
sir,
Keith's
rirH
o
I Reside
hor Supreme Court: Axtcll 79tl; senvtor, P e r i s h 17, ‘-"hares 7 Pros- he would make them out of cigar cuit offered to feature me for 40 , modern with garage. J .
I t\xpired term . This ruling
has 1General. Johnson
.Marsh 31;
Brown 2.2G5; Buford '4,978; Cal (cuting attorney. Boyle 7, Leoimr- I’OXC.S und whnt not, would inscribe weeks, hut I held out and now tho Rhone 588. Higgns, Smithy '
tChango I’olitics hacil given in the face of the G u v -1Txtell 29.
loway 7KI; (’uhbvrlv 393; Ellis dy 16.
e rn o r’s appointm ent.
| j ustire,*
tin n». and sell to the yokels. When movies are bidding for me. But
of Supreme
Coyirt,
Preemet 12. Osceola.— U. S. Sen- night fell he would appear in the
1
-.
Wullace Tervin, Democrut, bare- Brown r,li Buford ',1; fallowoy 1.927; Goher 111; Kurtz. 753j' Law
Itituird front page "t"')
I told Bclnseo I’d give* him a
less 33!; Reinsteinc 275;
Strum ai-'ir, [• leicher 21, Lindsay 1, O'. various taverns, lie would step chance.
FOR R E N t . — 5-room '
ly m anaged to pull through for t h e ' . n - C u b lw rlv 'iiv " fih V
1,(538.
Neal 1; eongrvssmnti, Sears IK, out his uke and sing a group of
stucco bungalow, ‘.Pf!
I e NTON- Ha., Nov. 3.—
Second Man — Fine, glad to hear
**m*
• « c os.'
"%
«•
ku n . e . ; .....L i0lV, , J, v - s t
ilourdiolcler 4, Lawson 1; p ro se eu t-1songs of Village vintage. “ Also he it, Joe.
Republican,
ran
Tervin
a
Summerlin. Now *od
l-jtee county > tax col, JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 3La (,1»,
nttorney, Boyle 12, f.oonardy published the official Village magrace und it w n ^ o t until a late o ^ w d tVrm 77
F irst Man—By tho w ay—could garage. J . L. H urt.
f muddle reached miotlier
— All three proposed stato aWten l |'
fttinc.
you let me have a couple of bucks Higgins, Smith, W ight
Lj,y with tile election yes- cratic no m in ee' wau u ssurid0'’' ^ ! i j ^ " 1,1i ^ ' E a V r
n'l
menUl wrrc volt,<l
favorably in
In tho old days 't h e Bohemian ’til next Thursday?
ham 14; Eaton i6; Matthew# 06; Duval county official re tu r n 'Iro n ,
Lf R#|ph Johnson to suc- ------ . . .
resorts were his hang-out. Some
Once upon a time when New FOR R EN T—Two. furnlaMd^
33 out of 3R precincts r-howed t o Virtually complete return from times he would get meals, always
Corifa C. Fatten, deceased. 8UThefl8Repub!icnns had an almost I
monts n ear new H l f t l ''
^
^
Lon was elected over a c o m p e t e county ticket in the field
yesterday's general election give ho would sell his periodicals— and j York was young and society on- with or without garage, j
to lu. hJ u[ }
" “ p,,![®'. day.
•The vote was:
M2.
the following figures for Monroe thus lie lived.
and while they did not succeed in county, as no votes were' v A j„ •
! tertained ut home, instead of a t Hurt. Phono 588. Higgins,
L r John Mai tin has prev- any of the races, they made some I one precinct
Educational
amendment;
vt - - county:
Work was some nchuloiiH term the snappy night clubs, phnetons, wight Inc.
Ippointcd (i- II. Fletcher, a inroads on the Duniocratt>.
, ,
' _____ _
:, 2,589: no 357.
Senator: Fletcher 789; Lindsay to he a plied to. the benighted Ann barouches nml the liko set forth
I friend. t<» the office for
-------—
’ I n i'A iM i- iw ,.
v.
Judicial amendment, yes 2,337; I 212; O’Neal 35. Congfcse, Scars of struggle. He applied the finest only from the noblest nnd most se W A N TED — Position as h
Upired term. The county,
cr o r first class cook by
I 897; Lawson 13; Householder 49; traditions of leisure nnd play hand lect doorstops.
ST. A U G U STIN E, Nov.
J,!' \ ! h f’ M;‘ ’ N,,v; * “ n,> :,;Mlion, however lias not a c - 1— F o u r precincts cmnnlete
l a t e n t white woman,
‘ c
■ ’ 1,a ts
...... .
^ i Alien land ownership, yes 2,000; Attorney General, Johnson 720; ed down from those hardy pioneers
Todny they arc the passing f*d
lr. Fletcher’s homl and the F la g le r countv out T f . l ,
safl’ VR'U>,y 1,1 F
*"' <n‘v in no 547.
Marsh 225.
who crossed the city in wheel of Brondwny nnd when tho white ra r e Herald.
seven
preeincts«'r
yesterday's
election
ace,,-,ling
U,
The
“
m>
fence
law”
prohibiting
[itill dosed to the jiuldie.
All amendments carried.
barrows and underwent the awful lights belt tires of them thoy. dis
■ Attorney Dewey Dye
For
United S tales
Senator ' ' n ' ’ f l !!" ,
5 ° l, y- 1‘"".Ca" , thu r,,Mnir'».'
Large of cattle wn 1 Kirehcinncr, iin|e|>endvjit, de hardships of hnthless g arrets and appear from all places save those FOR RENT—Sewing tu
*
(
nuioi,
u.
Hotelier
scored
a
niorthan
approved.
The
vote,
was
3.437;
Uthat the candidate eleotOak.
l fcaU-d Gomez., Democrat nomi- gaslight basements to build up a
Fletcher 130; Lin.lauy 8; O’Neal two to one voto'ov.*;" his nearest against 951.
few where matronly, aristocratic
\e general election yester- 10.
i nee, for re-election as county com- kingdom of freedom th a t lasted
grand dames with white hair FOR RENT.— 4-coom
ppouent, a feat uln ;>st H.liiev vd hy
Ike !aw, will l>e (|uali---------[inissioner by n majority of 818 until they all grew up.
Congressman, HouafchpWer 17; HeViiert dV l.),„ne,' in the CYngre^
enlarge on Sunday morn.
sleeping porch furnia
KEY WEST, Fin., Nov. 3.— ( / D - votes.
*
Hobby refused to surrender to
Within tho y e a r I hnvo aeon the or floor. Apply 811 O
^
stock
I
M'm
J
�Wf&Ck,
•IT**4
W
^ i y t i i # ^ ( h E ^ i n p le-yron»-Miari>i -
im e
A s Brisbane
T o g eth er ^
In \ridding i t s e l f o f unsanitary, or othcnvise u n d e s i r a b l e ,
tourist* c a m p s , Miami is using n o half-wuy measures. The
health division o f that city has adopted ten m ajor requirew m c * i nflJ
7 ,ta r° r tho operation o f such camps, and a glance ut them
MO
IIY A R T IIIK BRISBANE
un<i«>r'Act «r will convince the reader that many a camp proprietor will
( ( ‘Aprright irJO. hr Star c «.) jl
not continue his business in Miami.
M h t r aad llaaa « rr
Possibly, too. other towns in the state will adopt similar
THIS IM PO R TA N T election may
Kd" « r Jrequirements for the operation o f’ tourist camps, and will be tufa. I he senate away from Provi
i' J O W . Maaaglaainterested
the rules Miami has set down. They dent Coolidge Jilie taking the
1~« in -reading
..............
wheel from |he chauffeur.
niPTIO.V’ IIATMS
I would require:
T.Ofl; Six Mutito*—-13 6r>
Senator Holler's election in ManA I O-foot spacing
•
Inft Cltv
l Currier, per
City by
o f tents, shark;, or cottages,
vu.
h.iM'lt- worries the KeimMi.Wenfly Edition 13 (M
i
All tents or cottages to be lined tip in uniform
can.*. . -peeiafly. in spite of the fact
thai ln> deft at ve. nld lie defeat fur
style, facing on streets or avenues, whichever the
' S O T I C K A All fil.lltuir, 1
the President.
case
may
be.
*
>roii t»f. lliubkn. rim./liitiiniM
«* eBlarlJ Inmciit* xrhxr,. I
T w o flush toilets, two showers and one slop sink
*.W° mail* will i.r I'lmricpil
Ml!. *-*M>1.1 Dl ,K put riot ically
•dV«rt i »l i i K
,
to each five units o f tents.
urges n!) eii'/cm to vote.
lint,
what do Voles amount to cast hy
An adequate community laundry at a convenient
a a n o n a t i : 11 pu k s h
men. in.I knotting why they vote,
Clatpd ere** m #x<-lii.place for these units.
MW tO the line for rewin. uierelv are voting some party
of nit IlfWn dispatch’**
No unit shall be more than 100 feet from a toilet,
lal.i'l,
„
thu onpMt*. unit hIm> tlx
and premises must be kept clean at all times.
Publiahcfl herein. / ••
' ftpUlMlcatlnn of Mprrlnl
THE PRESIDENT might have
Toilets and showers must not be locked, but must
Lntretn are a l«n r***rve i|
'said t" . li/.ens, frankly, “ If you
’'-4
be open to tenants at all tunes.
think I am making it success, he- I
IDA.Y. NOV. .1. 1*12(5.
At least one garbage can anil one trash barrel
lieve \..iic i non try is prosperous
must he provided for every two tenants.
' and tt.ur n.e in continue running
, a * R H . I l PI.ATFOHM
it end I:* | i.Mp'iiri,. to congress."
Some one must be in a u th o r it y and on camp
PRODUCTS C ?
li.
,,r rPO-,,
w B ' v k r si -; i ok
ion \ \ "
ANII I [MiERS ’1,\ m i
w - dp-wsl »».*• ...... ... Do
■or nil tlie*
# # ftnii tv
-ft«d tin* l.t.r.l. 11),. <;r,.•:il
w
> • • f'ln l in 11|(. )„,
•f
itW [dlMiiKtlv, ami k’.IV- I III
{fand CllllM*ll til—1,1 Id i11ItJcf-
i the reading." N'-h. s ;. <: ^
. iy e„h - O
I,ord.■ optoi 'I him ;
hiiii*.* Semple Mr
;i pair i.r I,rr Mmc-,
.. i ,• Aiup-lcs. " e r e I...in.*
,i. b,.| "gii>;r I*, till* wan.lei
al'.'g.sl to ha .
*.. Mcl'h. r - ■hi . •, j,
8ft
r
ling* that lie ahead
■tractive, tin* de-cription oi each
lie ( n o u g h t w o r t h w h i l e . Ili.s e v e s t w i n k l e d w i t h m e p r i m e n t i r " ,Mi hi "•I supply. The rc-'pii!
art* often hid.
t ]. ileia eilcs
-,
Jcn,!>tatioii 1 must Im* its h e s p o k e o f " a u t o m o b i l e l o v e ." m e a n i n g , h e e x p l a i n e d
!” with
. , parents who Inst
, , it a-, pel f .t. In fact
^paaked,
t h e flM'lillg lie o p le h a d f o r a b e a u t i f u l i n r
1. m. 1 ’
"I heir
" ' i r ' hildren. In V,m t ! “ l'-1' 1' ,,r<■•s||
‘hoe- to r ifl. '.is and a p a ir
H a ,,U t " ' M ' *7 1
, u ’ 's l,,,k‘' .... ......... It the honor „f ,,„vi.»K th. i. '
*■>•!« are both do*,•ribed as "all
1 ^.
P°Hit the wav. o f m e n a.wl w o , .
I u n ii a n d H o i m n w h o g a v e g r e a t e r a l t e n t ion to t h e u p k e e p M*dl
'
‘
leal b",-etc.” How i* t'- it po**j!ile?
tlecl<1* lfl
at last
ththgs that fathers Hny.
oi t h e i r a u t o m o b i l e s t h a n l l ie y g a v e l o t h e u p k e e p o f lh«*ir
,
11 isn’t.
•
c h i l d r e n s m in d s a n d so u ls.
i T H E t ’HIN'KSK have loond u
1
nun* if
MrWilliam
i/ ', f: — Douglas Mnlloch.
D o l l a r s , lie s a i d . W ere W o rs liiiie d
A m i n o ...
Ii
I necessary, in some place* I., revive hreught her -Ime* that *be paid
Smith found the milk baths t h e i r d n v s I 'r a n l ie n llv
l.i.
c'
’
" o i l l d s p e n d a tie a nl nivtlmd*
of p iiiu * h im n t.' >b l • l*.r ai-d i i.mpaieil ilu-m w>'h
«.
D AIG E R ,
SOCIETY
flibrary Announces a
b a r g c Increase in HUTCHISON HOM E IN HOSE COURT
____ HONOR O F H E R HOU SE (iU EST
........jriji sj ' N um ber of H eaders ___ bS SCENE O F SOCIAL EVENT
Mrs. John R egister of !\tiami, bane prc-enli* I be. -tiuniir
\dar
1
j tbe attra c tiv e bouse guest of Mrs. with a lovely
A lovely social ourtesy witli
ii bag, as iml he l egist cat im, ;tl
|>uhlic
Rttndnll ( ’hast*. Knbr.rt W. Ornro,
I Edward I .ime, wan tbo guest of men to of ; h ■,, •i-aon.
which Mis, Al :»y D.nabiey and
1 'hniry last month was the largest
( authon lluttbi^'fu, Kd^rrrtnn P:\tj honor Tuesday afternoon when
o f mats, Evert IP.
bate in • (
*110111,1.1.1 tie* card
dBrt*ti.v
r.ako,
DECORATING
lts history, when a total of 140 Cant hen I Int,dust >n were lionored, tornojv, William
(Mrs. Lime entertained at bridge ut tahles wen* .
aild
Wlth
iHEY/Aiae
"
‘''■'‘hers
joined. ‘..7 being adults was *(,:,[ , f I ucs,lay evening, when Moort1, and \\ arm*r Sro^^an.
;
her
tiome
on
P
ark
Avenue.
j.,
W
x
"
1
w
il1
•
Phone r,G8-W
dainty , overs, and refreshments
l o 6 eTAe^ AGA ihsT
Thu rooms where the card t a consisting of i liickeii salad, olivc- i 1'"' ‘*1 juveniles. The nearest rec- Mrs F; "" '•'•"I’htoii and Mrs.
„n at Mr
L. , o'clock* huM-rtng bles were spread for play, were
th is w„, i„ November, when Josje -i),
Ats
%2608 Sanford Ave]
The W om an's Day |
sandwiebes. -a lt,„.*:! and coffr..’
' ■**Hutehisori ware joint
*"•" joined, the re.ord in October hllStl
henutifully adorned with b n s k e t s 1wer<. served.
j i , , AbbV
^
1a t a t the hum.entertaining at bridge
land bowls of pink radiance roses! Those <*ijoyiii|. the cordial bos .being '.if.. The n a d in g
If you rail stand a pill „f philo-1
fricxt "••,ek'
of the la tier in Rose sophy so early in the morning, or
tendance
increased
frrm
*
jijo inst Court.
Circle will m « ‘t , tind zinnias.
pit all ty in Mrrt. [.mu. were Mi
Anderson, nm
October to «4« for this period this
(juaint old fashioned maidens John Register, Mrs. Monroe
so late in the evening, listen to
It ;' year.
Th dainty color scheme of
E lton J, Moughy ly.
Inv- green-evol, red-haired Suhim* who
adorned
the
tnlly
curds
used
for
I |t
k'
Hutton. Mrs. J. H, Woodruff, M n
ondei and yellow
wus einphnaized
Ithly bu.siiicsH noa t j (he gnhie, and u fte r the usual num- r. in met t .McCall, Mrs. |,ec A. Cono
A ,n'
marked
'*
' rKL'«l im'.'eas, W
................
HS a 1st) ...
in .every ,j< tail. Quantities o f gold- queens it in Louis Brumfield’s new
ARCHIJBCT
mm's f'lub !lt '* j her of progressions, scores were Iry, Mrs. H. H. McCall J r Mr* shown
in
the
'
l,HWn
in
th,‘
'"
"
"
h
e
r
„f
hooks
H
n
rod.
dais'ie*:, and lavender wild novel "Fairly Autumn." Seems to
First National Bank
jliniiltun H'>k. ° f , added and prizes awarded.
Mrs. Ben Casw.-ll, Mrs. Hon Whitn. r 1
nit thut Sabine answers ltint old
ti,e
f»r
this
year
beH
ow
,,
.
"en* arranged with pletwSanford. ----------^ill speak, and the j Monroe H, Hutton, holding top Jr., Mrs. James Ridge. Miss Rulia 1l" lf 2* ^ b " f which |«l**r,
qOoNlion
of " w h at’s il all about?"
were to <ng . f t hi cry .t;il baskets, formiss Itul,a
cordially invited. I score, received u lovely plac<|Uc, Williams. Mr*. Hawkins i\'„.....n.‘. 1a'lidts and 20(1 to juveniles. The Ulg it do,-I
i
s
well
as
any heroine of life or
Hawkins Connelly,
•fling for this nf- fiction for a long time.
while the cut prize, hath crystals, Mrs. Dentil Wilson. Mrs. Clyde total f,.. c October last year yvas fair.
iniMJ
went to Mrs. J. D. Woodruff. Mrs. Byrd
2;t8n.
These decidel increased
• So. two of fh
Marking the tally cants were deshow
the
steady and snlistantinl
Long ago Sabine bud come to
t at f:*W o'clock (
" w fa*l»i,'iie,| gj,.|* wearing
i.’iowth of an institution which is hiMiflaol frocks of ycll-w ,„.d lav- understand that one got a savor
Tempi*'- There |
A lath ean C lass of th e
l>eing more and more used aiuf np- eiuh i
I he score pad* were to out of life by casting o v erboard1
Ion.
nreciateil
hy
the
gen,
ml
public,
am!
m.it^l
C h u r c h Is
I h • evening Iidiii s pie sed all tin* little rules which clutter u p 1
i of the First Hop- B ap tist
which indicates inoie than any oth- rpii'T
existence, ail the lies, and belief.,
•*"l
"he,
|U|,I
|] hold rcgiih*r h"-' , E n te rta in e d
T uesday
y I ' ' flu* literary iml cultural litmus- Coll' i •I 1 v Mr
and t radii ion*. She had come to
Ralph
Wight.
luHTtif'S *»t :,,v,"‘'k j
• 1pherc of u o m n iu m * v.
iMi* ' ' 1v ' 'Sid"all and Mi-.* Me||
her r'.mpuni'ins only iineoarlors.
^ I[ The Alathean ('la** of the First
i Who, ' 11 " i *"nii.| H,,t
'ei ■. > v tium she h id e one
The High
I....I
Mi:
w
n
MRS.
i
.
•log
SplcllIf (he King 1h* *
(i.iptet church was most delight
Upend your .
1uo l w o r k in ii
'•c,ridel. '
JACOB T HOMAS NFU |>.y
• :ylllu: «•- it *»•:<, in I'ri/.D '• ,""b ' »•'. -• " a ll ha-ket
1diiinh "dl hi.vi 1 fully entertained Tuesday a f t e r
**ib Tires ;md i ut.
had I
,
'
he
nliml'D'|
)
l
ppb.
M
l
.
It,.,,
JlUllouiiee
the
elig.'igeliU'til
,
dd
|
t hooks *e I
len
!n meant hv
I'D
;:;;i* I.u k »t
noon at the home of Mrs. <'. J',
*orie<, I li..i«>;' *
" *•i!.
f• ■•'d for I'cipi11, <1 iviuhog.
prom hing mai i-eig,• ,,( n ii
p
The I toll.. t I- Il || I" ••"'.il I d Miss
'»»•: wln> .t*m.,| ./a
IW
.
II
Cow
ho*.
‘
H**tMlers<*u
in
KVyiiiiwnod.
The
It.idio, l'la lili^t..
I 1,1 O'. " logh prize,
j*'"lk With (he .l'U"»nl
daughter
. " ho hn! an exi-lence
imomits i a lat* h.\
Slni'l Ml an- i hostesses w ire Mrs. Henderson,
pill lories, ell*
Wel l t> R.ihdall ( hase.
U'CM.i;
j
U,
ahoul
om*
kb
i
l
l
.
J
the
work!,..
y
t.rong (•< raiivr.,* the
|
|n
he
prr
o'td.
•
Mr*.
W.
I).
Hardiner,
Mrs.
J.
II.
lilacs Oil [ hr F;.-...
•m g low • I- .itiu'iig the
to
l" ',,i i" book* h •Jiied ami thel
lli* C'dliipse of any en
' s'rv;y arent-T* e hcr;
, Colcolugh.
Mi * Ava Y* ngln received vironment, per-ons who nuglit ex
* MR. KFRFOOT BRYANT
; reading room attemlunce. Many *_ Vl
Imeet «l 'b“ s ", , Autumn foliage anil hnsketa of
While the nmn’s low score ist independent „f ;,ny concrete
The m a r r ia g e to tal.
requests
are
r,M-civcd
a
d
u
l
t
s
!
nrreceived
from
place
K i iu*s
| fs hn"! o( .!;!.>
I
marigohla were effectively used
i
for........
..........
i....
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, e a w..ii hy Robert world. wh»* por-vi's-D'd a proud sense
N ovem ber th irte e n th at Ihvarious e l a - e s , *I hooks, which jy
' in decorating the rooms where tile
Ih
cue
Ml
I Hoo lliey Will; giv- of individuality, who might take
the
lih
...............
th
bride’s
par
>rary is glad lo fill as Tar a s t '
* F illing Station Friday
1guests assembled,
<’«> .'I low ly wall flow er holder, and
ents, on Magnolia Avenue.
funds will permit.
‘
I I 13 Sanford A n ,
I’hon.,
root and w .*rk out a *uec, s- ful d<
lesMr. Hutfhi-'on wa
-nted a late (, ii y w I . r . :
pnu'lncy .'inil Mrs. i A rliort business session was held
Tile above anil'illlieeiuent will he)
aneeil t..
Acknovvlcdgcineiils
are
made
for
novel, as gill* from Ihe;r hostesses, d l o p
br will entertain af. presided over hy the class presi read w ith min h i n t c r e d hv th,
t hem."
, hind, donated hy Mi*. John I.coi,bridal party and dent, Mrs. J.
Mitchell, yvhhn the m.my friends of the young couple ai'di.
t* dlowing the awarding of the
Mrs. <’. K. Walker. Mrs. M.ip,-,.,
nuts at the home jeg u lar routine of business was Mis: N'ewhv is the only ,taught
,,| w ,lll
H o w ru hi
'T I'. Ih'ti-lieh, Mrs. Clyde H y rd ,. endu ' f,,,‘ H'bh-. W. l e •
>* i ! I a..!, a' n't •
following the rc- ' i all ied out. Mrs. !•:, J. Taylor yvjis " f Mr. and Mrs. Ja c o b Th
idei'e,) e v e r . .,i!,| i,-f,.|.*h. t h e ill - ;-»• ■ f i e , |
tin
.
nr,h p •
|>eopie
Alan
Scott,
the
Christian
Science
[
nie'nl
Dou.lm*y-Hiit* iii mn elected secretary, and Mrs. Rob N’ew hv, I oui'lip to s
ONE - DAY SERV ICE
The Tot’s Shop
• f chicken al.nl, ohw
hot about. mi. and \
uni qd ab'itii Church and the (iil.tedo Kvveiling 1M>
‘•a ■• . i It ,| ,.;,eh ol' I
lert Masska, was elected as tr e a s five y e a r : ago f,
'Hines, Huffed dal, s . ’ and tin "unhappy or
-s " i ia the I Ii roes '
ir. v\ rst \ , <i-Tiinpton
r. ft. \w-re • erw .l hy I!',. |„,
Hill will cm; a lam urer, Many m a tte rs of import - k*he i- a talenl 'd >o St. 1.0111*. Mu. Repel 11 r-Star
,,,s
musician,
and
i*
f l e a d je -1nici'l or in 1he throes o f j
>
.
thoaysCpu;,i,|et
etao
it
the
1t."*k
I
eiaoniuniin
a
SAN FO RD
.line Were brought to the -|! '.'
1 !''•! tiy Mr*. Ralph U ,g ),t . M,--.
g r a d u a te frem Hi, High .‘-k'hiiol
resii'.iinlion to
Oltl.ANTlO
'dry-'.- ,i* •" r
H Woodruff. Mi * I , t . <••,!,( | t ion hip gepe a*. "fm* human rela-'
I ll " f I he ne-nile'r-“
.
l
’
’»'
s ' 1'•' I ivi T ■ ees* • She also
Mrs. and Mr (.. Irv mr l.oiicks w-I
t v . Human'*, w itir
k Mrs. Benjaiiiui W hitm r Jr., I
J.
i: •,l M \ He
Vl I ■11
The shoppe for ()'■■ little
r> ' urnei! ho pi
‘-'iinday fri.ni a (and Miss Midi Whitn-r.
LA U N D RY
P. *
i
11
I lieni udvt
*.-■
,i< bid.11 u
eternaliv I
t
trip i f several 1
•I c"i'.ti **. ami ,, 11•
Mi ; Domhiey was gowned in a “ the Or
o: to niDO'b-. doroii ' vh .eh 11me they
wardrobe
on), ide" for
mo. t becoming ...... .. of An....
i.: ! " V. I'l'e ,*l! *di, i i)
.
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ip
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m-miral iinii’her* v.er.- >
o l-lfl I i > . «l' l<I .*!
bAY K IT E S
NOVKLl
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Ii,' Mi.-D-es ]'au!ille *7md
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M.L'Ii'Dii ,...
I
"I He 7 'ut. *t.,l. ,
f
|De[.nt"'
--f ih treni' ;'uilth
HABY FURNITURE
1*1111,0
i i'.n . l y ‘ I ti.-l Hid1 ,, st, •*....
>,g
!l.l, . -h' l't t Vine ,tt
f'liiid
P h o n e 473
of II*>ly ( :o -s
II
o'" L!•'i »|
llol At: also ,l II liter uf o'lil Phila.l'-J
11-.- Ire.;:* Siiu'h.
BOYS AND (JlltbS 2 T0|
*. ' h l*e till
Ol.l* l',g • a ,i l
.'••tie f l
t with Mi-c 11H\'. fl.
I Hi JM'ltfr
The hostesses served h r i k ice the Fueulty of .Stetson.
tended the Si
'I, •e'ltenial.
u •#*. 1 < n :n all her
| ia tho Chapel.
Mr. Bryant is the w n of Mrs.
j Oi Nil.,, i !
cream and individual angel fund
mil , l" i V w t* ioy
trdiv
i hand paint, ,1 pa:.;
cal.es as refreshm ents. There were J. Kverettc Bryant, of Lakeland!
e.J
i ha* the (own. the t'copb a-.
Mrs. John l.eoniirdi motored lo was ilu* pretty Ir
Icbosna N’lijitials id .TI members present.
and is a graduate from the Lake
I'onnd
l«* *I'uiie.e and i! .-• up to her
Titusville
Tin
lay,
where
:
lie
speul
tpal church aL
land High School and also received
. Hutchison.
to "load down mi ’emergency'
the. degrees of it. S. and L. L. I!, the day on bus,ness.
j Among those enjoying this love- | shelf" within herself which tides
hmir at HI
a t Stetson University. | | (. jrt a
M enus fo r th e
I
Tin
■niiinv friends of Dr. W. The- . ly social courtesy were ,\|i s \M.y her over people barren days.
mom her of |*i Kapp'u Phi, Phi
irv.
VVIIIM.i;*, VI.1; T l l u ; \ M , It.ITTI'll Y SI 1*1*1.V
11
Fam
ily
I
adore
I.angley will la* glad to lean | Dou-ln, y, Miss Mary Uraves, Mi**
Alpha Delta and Alpha Phi Epsilon
my
' | Prances Graves. Miss Helen Shop••iiiri’vu. * t vviii >i .i :s \ i i ; I’liici;*"
!• raternities. He is a young law 1 Hint he has recovered «uffieicnt>v pard. Miss Ava Wright, Miss'MaoI of Holy t'ro-'s
0 t UL'‘, r ’‘''
rclatimisUips
B reakfast —■ C rape juice, cereal
from
his
illness
to
he
removed
from
I n r lliilli-rr unit Tire v m l c r , n r rc-hnricr nnd reiuiir nil uiaknl
, will lileet jp cooked with figs, thin cream, cod yer of marked ability at. Lakeland,
m
i
Scoggan.
Miss
Evelyn
Aiid,
r
a
,
‘‘
"
,u‘
“
r
'i'T'cst
gifts. But
the Ferniild Laugiitoti Hospital lo
lerlr*. I.rl >»,ir ■„•«( new tlnllerj I.r n VVII.lAKI, nii.i onlrktk
Ison, Miss Let Tail- Jones, M i s s , " " ' , " l,v P< areful, truly happy
tkoine of Mi . It. fish puffs, toasted com bread, where la* and his bride, will ninl;,* his home in Mayfair.
their future home.
, Melt Win I ner, .Mr. and Mrs! Ralph
'v,iom I know, are tlmse who
frrenee.
|0tk A\c.
milk, coffee.
(Wight,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Percy
Mere,
'
,
m
'
'bdihed
lonely and solitary ami
mil iii'-el with
Luncheon — Cream of spinach
ROSE T R E E 1.000 YEARS 01,1)
Ol'lt I ' l i o u ; is-.MH-SniL
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Chittenden, Mr!' 11«itlietit* hy the wmld, heciins- they!
' it In r home on soup, croutons, nggplant rnlnd, rye P aren t-T each ers to
,J:> o', leek.
and Mis. Haw kins Connelly, Mr. I wa(k 's ” m,K‘l' alone. They have
bread, fresh peach butter, co rn
Hold T h u rsd ay Moot At Hildesheim. (iel'many is a and
Mr-«. lien Ca* well. Mr. and i learned the fleetingness of human;
flake macaroons, milk, tea.
•"■V tree covering one side of the
Mrs.
J. H. Woodruff. Mr. and Mr,:, companionship, but the e t e r n a l !
. Musi Ii, M,
i; '
Dinner — Beef en brochette,
The regular monthly meeting of palish yard, th a t hy the records i Uurncy Hotidiiev, Mr. and Mrs. I sleailfnslness of hocks, thoughts,
l Frank! in mol i t - curried rice, creamed lima lieaiis,
the Hui'cnts-I'emdlel's Association of the church is over a thousand I
| H ".il.iv, where salad of mixed green, peach cab for the South Side P rim ary School, years old. The roi/ts are visible ( Sanford Doudney, Mr. and Mrs. ta rt, music all the world as writ in!
, Monroe II. Hutton, Mrs. and Mrs. I song and story. A town's name
Hint;.
inet pudding with hard sauce, will be held Thursday afternoon at in tin* crypt of the
church and the i John W. Moisch, Mr. and Mrs. j means little to them if it but have
graham rolls, milk, coffee.
•l:Ui o clock a t the school auditor- church records tells of the prun
If the fat calorie.s "ecud increns- j ium, with the chairman, Mrs. A. ing, trim m ing and ra re of the tr,x* ti'rant Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Ben- hook stores, a library, a concert
ter. all.I . hi I
,, ,
. ,
, janiin Whitm r Jr., Frank Mark- once in a while, and leafy trails to
■h , have te- ing in the luncheon thu ereum , K. Powers presiding.
over the long period.
I wood. William Check, R„v Holler, walk upon.
*oiip
can
be
lopped
with
a
spoon-1
''•me '.K ama,
In addition to the regular busi
For Sale By
•■a • pending ful of whipped , ream. The child! ness meeting, a most interesting
e r .grown
who
i:- . under-]i Program Inis been arranged l,v
|»lth frlal i\ c| . . .person
,
,
weight should use lots of cream th e program ehuirinan.
'
h E m•'-1
Mrs.
Victor I link re- since this is one. of the most easily est Houshoulder, including vocn!
Sanford, Fin.
RonJay It,,in ihcir digested of the fats available. If solos hy Mrs. A. M. Phillips; in-1
the milk is half cream and half
I*, »here they have
strum cntnl selections, by Miss
! Weeks. They ,,1- milk, popularly known as "half nnd Penrl Robson; nnd a group of read-!,
*t, Slid ' I'ltnl New half,” h > in u rh jjh e belter. Plenty; ings hy Miss Elaine Lanier.
! fanuN'cntcnial .,t; of olive oil on all salads is recom
A social hour will follow, and
■HI l.illte it-',lie. mended for th e too thin person.
refreshm
ents will be served by the
Kggplunt salad is quite umisunl
hostesses Mrs. R. (J. Hickson and
and very good.
P*n return..,| Imm"
Mrs. Harold Viele.
E g gplant Salad
fmm N(<w York,
Two
cups
diced
and
cooked
e
g
g
M other l»oints in
plant, 1 teaspoon salt, 1-8 teaspoon
, pepper, paprika, F rule French
I n c u r r y H e r a l d r u t i l e s in a f te r n o o n s .
dressing, 1-8 toaapoon W o rd ie stA.
H a v e I w n ytiorj o p e n i n g s f o r b o y s Ih u l want
'"I" Ih I.UI ershiro sailed, .’{-I cups diced ccll o m a k e m o n e y . M u s t be o v e r I w e ll c \ cars
Wu ii- cry, 1 green pepper, 1 tablespoon
'■ 1' ’ in«.|- mimed ripe olives, I small onion,
<f a g e a n d h a v e bicycles.
O n ly e n e rg e tic
1 l> * tablespoons chopped English wala m i a m b i t i o u s b o y s n e e d a p p l y , ( ’all bclwccn
‘,|1*
1;
of hut meats, 1 pimento, I bard cookf t i i t ’t* a n d f o u r o ’c lo c k in a f t e r n o o n s .
.
M.mldm. ed egg, lettuce, muyonnaisi*.
i"i>re*,.„(
Pare eggplnnt nnd cut in halfi>:i|*i, r. c ( inch cuU*s. Cook in lioiling salted
•'iMl.h, al water to which a little lemon juice
I.’. ami l i. has been added until lander Iml
Continuous from I p; m.
1not mushy o r broken. Drain and
II p, m.
R' ic an,| 1dip into cold water.
Drain and
111 U M is*l*rinklo with salt, pepper
and
Phone 148
Die d.jy jPaprika and chill.
When
per"ti* id they ,fii'Hy cold pour over French dress«)g ami sauce and let stand .'id
A well-bred slyle for cnservalive
minutes.
Druln nnd add celery,
young
dressers. Three bu tlo n s. Ettsy
LAST AND ONLY IHC CIRCUS COM INK
M s „f Mr,
F.rnetit pepper with seeds removed and
fillin g lines Natural .shoulders. ConWith Patsy Ruth Miller
prii l i,
•'"*ni that fresh finely minced, onion grated,
ncrvnlivc English unlch lapel... T ailor
' horn.
and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
,'11 t 'ti inc ran olives, nuts and 1 tublespoon
ed w ith the usual excellence of our shops
G rantland Rice Hportlight
minced pmento. Add mayonnaise
a
l F ashion Park aiid styled w ith indi
to make moist nnd serve on n bed
“SHOOTING
AT
FA
M
E”
viduality
and distinction.
Priced lo
lettuce. Garnish with strips of
' nr"* small of
THE .P IO N E E R CIRCUS ol 111? WOHI k[ ' S
Aesop's
Fables
w
a
rra
n
t
value.
pimento
and
slices
of
hard
cookleft baturdr
•lay for F T
p a in t in g
and
I
Entfatfcment of Miss
Newby and Mr Bryant
Announced Yesterda
An nlil man walking along tin* high wav with bis III lie
S anford Forum
pat
k .swinging from llu- end of a cam* |*oi •I lightly :u rii.v-t
i Thy law.
•
Kd.t.
-anford Herald:
ha i* llpoil i t s a r r ' v a l , r e t u r n
| bis .shoulder i-l*i|i|ied lo offer a.iri* lam <* i ‘i I wn women i
i
id its I v . r in-. >..*, i. i ,, "
T il AT F A T H I f t s NA V I wrestling with a tire they wore tryi ng to c Iwiugc.
|
.1
\|. li'*i'i oil’s law . cr
11 ip. I' you (ii it.. d
\ Dl. I | .• •
^ DDll
Jdhljr.’ something F ath er suitl;
llu* old man did not know mtu h about ch ang ing a tiro,
i!
I. ii
II ' I ‘ .rum" wiiil [I
•■ be d.; niiss
tie • and wail .-il p.,s
know how fathers arc
i
.
V. Ill
mid hi; way not murh slroitgcp (ban the *d nuigiT uf I lie two | I»'«< ei il :..n I'eplii s | |,a i il
>1 l.'il.e Alarv i.
!(u**e week lor a
t.tq f world has moved abend
. ' ihupa's. Mail ( n.h r
!
I"und
an
Mm.*,*
Semple
M
C
l,
IT and w)i a d a r r i v e - a n d il
women,
but
while
he
u'brkcd
be
said
quninl
things,
and
al
*vo»no,ved nhcutl so f«r
| hair .n i h.- alleged I .*. ,e- ,
‘.■iilord Mei.'liant .
• *l’t Id
Mel as you th.eight
' Wings th a t once perhaps were t.hr(M* were soon ma king a lark out of lie* adventure.
I "all <'.,iii|iaie it \<ii|,
hair
' i m- has staled In i
v.a g.nuj* N
: > Ido);, Vnil I ecp it
[Motif have puns.-d Uwuy
When the job was finished, llu* old hum opined dial ther. ! In r belli); llier** is as mu, h
» ■«•'* arid 1 would lit i
1vvvay , !es .nr i ; vv.iiild t a k e t w o
’J W t t a n t p ay uttorition to
was a brook in the adjoining pasfiuv. lb* pointed to sunn j I* relic.* in I ■nr -I in tr,
. • a hi,■reliant' - vc ,*
till.-. W.-el,- III*.I'e I d g e t y o u r
thltigfl thut fathers H ay.
*. t.
i
"il>‘s" «»a. I;. ,* > It's kepi.
willow trees and said it was very likely that it branch flmvet o i l ferene* of si/.i
i ie i' -e ', have lie* u in
(It’ I Otll-se tl " hou- e ; have
near them. The three climbed the I'.nee and found (lit l Ami i o u rlin g Me* hair* in . our : . i'Vl 1
r many year .. They " bea.ler-” an.t umlei s ll i... al in. .
ItqWfht *orncthi,lg Eat her
| head
not *<i dilT'iciill.
t
i .,.-*.. I v^r'tein
TI.,it*
brook a pretty little st re am , where I hey washed theii iiaiul:*. I th.ei :imi| Would III
a good in III v j li e d < i ; ' n tt. d vuturlng to lie- • h in t s i*n , i taol ‘ i;i|de items, hut!
th a t fzither* will;
and faces, /h e n one of tin* women went back to tin*
I tanner- and pi oph* in <0 t rjt t . Ih. , ll!U I have . lie' dl.tWIIIg I ll'il.
‘W
i
n
for
thick
Ii
ur,
^hanked
times has
I which «> r - fa r icnioved front loisi i’le.i-e don’t thinl they are w ork
and got their lu n c h -b a s k e t and invited the old man lo
’they buvi; steadily ing on a . Iiant.il.!,* or lo-mg haris.
1H )1 H I M . (.RI'.A T iirtrn-uin I 1"* 1 ••■drr.
with them ill the sh ad e of the willow trees.
ik tho old way still.
iked lo \i il newspaper ,»1 1’:,-..- grown I i *im.*.* Ih -ir ideas a re clev F a r ft*.in it. ;->oiiu* one must pay
JfW onCo people took
Out of his pack t h e old man look a few apples to cont rib and
show bow lie could untie am er, in I'aci iiicrclmnl:: find their for those attractive catil.-g,|.TUit th e y do today,
ute to the feast, bu t he a te very lightly. He told the wom knot will, his hands livhmrt hi ulen.s mi gaud, that they in tm u are mid t ’n e, a*,- i -.pon iye.
ybat, and overlook
Mi
WiILains thinks if the local
en he had r a t h e r forgotten how to eat. as all lie needed was hack. II,. was a useful man ex doing t,le same Unrig, thut is •‘a d
t h a t fa thers sttv.
Itsh cc d their
pi ice.
jiasing frauds, including one that vertising, ' only the mercliaiit goes UKTcli.ijtt
Mk'd'Uflt food to keep his.bead working clearly.
' pi*i*ie.f.ls in hring tin* spirits >.l ilie a f te r Ui" trade al In*me, or near o ia third to one r a i l lbi*V eotlld do
SJkomcthlng F ather meant,
Thin writ in g would bn ton long, for Hi
Imm.’
cplin*
m iisf j «<-a*l back I. talk elulilish lloI.r eli:.
He invites his r u - turners to 1more Inu ineKs. That is an inipmhe meant to tell,
occupy, if The Herald should toll tin cut in* slnrv
his ii’.ii'e <»f hr, iprss to “in
” J'ilify for ary mcn liunt to do and
I Im! M*> iln.se nil living.
him fo r his good intent
his wares. Hr vvanl* you to "hun i.-iiiaur in Imsine ,. And even if
luncheon. The women were on their way. it seems, to a ; N" " b- i com . OI.| Heath
the dads as well.
I rile" lull llier. hulidisc, to <-ruM|ia.e , Ihev itel, ii wouldn't slop the mail
•I I ha I Mol
I all is salt) and done.
bridge pa rty, in a town twenty-five miles away. They bad 11**,I i >.i h. *e a
his v.idles w i. !i hi-. coinpet it- is . l.'Ll'j^l.ii h i . . T h e re ,, a c e riu m
I lou Iiiii - ,i un
£be the deuce to pay
b it home early enough to eat t l u i r luncheon picnic fashion
| lire olily way, i veil lor pl.dV-Mon :'inoMiil. of tin- populalmn ttiai will
Usinoim th a t was mil
am) had planned to stop at a hotel and “doll tip" for Hit p a r MOTHI'.’KS A M ) fa th e r, .)„, • I al hlivel.r to judge inen h-iiidi- . i. coi'tinne to "full" for attractive
thut fa thers nay.”
JZ*
ly scheduled to begin til three o'clock.
lie itilere.'.leil oi I he fact Iha, I ,il ’ 1 h.v *<omparison'' ,.f the actual at* il'iist rat ions,
' I tele. In.I pu t in*.
Sp< ekii.g f,.r >hi > *i I'm, will
Hut they spent tin* entire afternoon listening to that old i u I*. *-:.- i> n» lea - hi: a nio'if \oi
(;
iri.
i
i
'i
t..
•
,
,
ii
\
,i
|
hems.
J
.,
,
If \ dii will itotu. in nil your ., I toil
S o m e th in g F ath er aid. man talk. Without pleaching and with a gciitb
*' 1111’ ■
any t ,me I .
................ I-cep linn and I ut.crcul. si*
,r alh*d popular pri.vd <• itat -goes.
‘’m glad lie <lnl.
I e \\ 11, I', |i,l l ie r*n,i* who
that is
found lliesi*
iluw,. .1
is rrarely
m v l y l.ntrnl
.la v s . i,,.
In* «-.u-..,i
t a l k e d o..#•
f *i...
t h e •t hi i n.g s. ..
that i
"all" oi the iliu-1 ration* m e ol
a weak l.oily with ni.ai
tVi heboid wtnidi.iu t thm e
p won,
a , n»
FRED
Phon’a
aw alt
ThaFJA 101?
|H)C£K"&AHA M hH
ground all the time.
I A el VIII attempt to murder
No tent must be erected in any co tta ge t amp, exi .VIu.t-iiijiin tails.
After the shot
ic p t u here transient campers are to be accommodat
."as tired, tin- police eollee •) what
| w.is left i f an IN year-old •- v. the
ed and a special san it ary unit is provided. This
life kicked and stubbed i m , >,( Ins
unit must be sep a ra te and a p a r t from cottage camp
. body by -i furious mob.
and must be approved by th e fire dep artment , buTldI X.tp'di ■it believed in "his star."
ing depart meat and the division of health.
m i d it imin- la u .ra b ly for a long
I \ 1 ie ul all buildings to be erected or those now
"bile. Mu -1•I. j*t hi it*h t well believe
,M ' h inued h!.., ||,. recent It*
creeled must have the approval of department of
I'll- i d
tv ni.ikmg it death lo
health.
'" |e
- bl b.in
The m,.|,
Il seems that .Miami’s juvenile court gets more business
tnal.i to. I.,vi ijnnerte-sary.
from tourist 'Jimps t h i n ! rein settled neighborhood.:. .\|<,iv
1
i’ii ;-i i
illness, too. ha. I een lr.i«,*.l to camps whore living eoiali
if.
I net s...,|i|y
I'e-HI -e.,o " " T 1Hten it tm an*.
’Jons* are not good. And Miami has been discovering that defee:n,
ih • pi epic who are willing lo !i\e in wivl. hedlv conditinued I eliinir*ai.-•«> '■* d d i m , ini perfect
\ prisoner ' fell on
camps are seldom desirable vi .itors. Win n all of Klori.hi bread in I
I• r fnr t wn I week •
;s ''dually nnpr, ..md. the - t a l e will have rules and regUla- i gained •>n
P mtide. ‘The bread
■io:is Unit will slop the invasion of r i f f r a f f and '* mu from | and vt.it i ' I put bis i vslem tn
i a tick.
1
other states.
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«»st*:rtr riNc;
i„t
I ,(» You ( i d A n y th in g I’Voni This?
5,h “ n(1
MRS. E D W A R D L A N E EN TER TA IN S IN
* » < ff r u u lr in J n rk in a * 1
»»»*«* at tin Mil Inn pm.
Irnnsf*,
DSlH*« liiM.rs, ktalrin, ap a rt.
^yfc*Wila>l..a ..f (|,r ,„rm.
Ornrllau or ;i <»■■I r * „ r a
•fwnid I*. Vr tlotiruii.
*
»MP*.||f|rn. TlH* prograiH.
» r*aKriT,*ir, Vf. - h“"' M-ltm
/ -S a E T t
SANFO RD CEMfrS
lake at NanlnriTi fr,int •
«r at. ■lohaa-faB r i a r Canal.
(laa «r n k l l f WHf
■Midi Pu«l. (mails ranrls,
mm
Flowe'r Urns r™, .
o f all kinds, RCoTbn^LU
wont Coloring,
Im portant Election.
• Shooting Mtmnolini;
Shoes and a flair.
One Knot Too Hard.
ita Avmw
■■ ■ •
fat!
.
§
■ •;
ha--'
>ala
I'e IM11 toll , ciid -1 ml no,
i!-if . iii I. a (T'a iklm Sim
Dll ( . i: ii M a o H. Al'ninn and
•*t tiers,.
The* • m erduint* have
sto re s in ;\(-W Yd*J; ami "the r cilie.- where t „•• people eau puidlil:.,'
*>|t J tl»;1T141!
0 th'-se
l i e * o r or*
>I'T t 111" |l
1heir i :,talngll • if it
h ippelis '■
■ lie "III Ilf low II eust" , 1 1 »-. '
beneficial.
. *
J r u i !lll. llM-V
l (,E
w ill'll lll<* gvoni
most m ip lfu sa n t. inrrcasi*s llu*
-*hr was a*.Ki<l SI0 .no
•1" ; try truing t ..
me r>! your
o til-U o o rs a n d all i t s b r u u t y lu»ld t r e a s u r e s m o n e y n m l d n o t rinii,,al s r n r s
ln iri>r»i«iir
" illmir id hvt tin- prirc of tho •d • , 11, d "rig h t p, ,<•
,.r " —o-------mail-order
Mem to have been some h u y - - t r e a s u r e s f r e e f o r ev e r v b o d v w h o w o u ld h a v e l h e n , , Slx 1 , 1 i"'-l*u*bed tb r o u g b eai4i ! ' h’.' ' th a t th e re wa .p e te a dn
h"0 cs." a i d t,-\
1 buy
from
•
l'«-i
••!!,
i*
in
‘leather.
u
o
ik
m
u
i........
In yesterd ay ’s election
11,f t , l".,. I d \
Dl- v a n house.
No
( e - n t l y h o a p o k o , , l | , „ . h „ „ r « « '» * . « ! in s l n l l v r.M»n74 1.v I,‘.T;.“
f
"
'
,
,
'
h,
’
"
'
r"
r
'"'V"
"
™
th.
V
and wearing quality
This is only it..I' I tin
!;«IL ■ ■
el! you III,'..ugh
..... ... "«*ll<IC ph-ietm* nl o.u-,1 UWos. An,I IhoC "I lln- moil*.
'
.... ' helps
............the ptdda"""'I*. I" iHustrate the ipie-lmii of 1 1.,. a <.italogu
That
I Dl el' .1 C . t i l er ,
■p'll.ll. Iieing
t" till’ll tile test
Ida’s election was character- p e a c e a n d q u i e t o f H ud lo v e ly s p o t b o t h t h e w o m e n r e a l i z e d ! id.-nl i fy I’l inuiial*.
all io
don’t i lu*.i. illThey hud another
uaplea-anl ■•I - "inparison
I'bjr a spirited withdrawal from s o m e t h i n g o f w l m t Ihe.v a n d t h e i r f r i e n d s were missing.
ha'., I m et1
will g" "111 of
‘.polls.
,
•
I
puiiishineiit
in
the
days
of
the
em
I
Another
nond
iii
the
seemingly
With real env.v Ihe.v watched the Iiappy th oug hts play across
hn oies* " >, :o . i,unt of i lu
•mbi .
I I’l'es*. The i rimiiuil vvas -tretclieil higher prices eited in Sanford milieu oi two mail onlt r houses.
Die old man s lace and glisten in his merry eyes,
, "'ll and sawed in Iwn lengtIivvisc. stole- and the popular priced cal 1
i ;Uttlo girl down the street
or ion i'-c l thud: m e n h a u ls
Perhaps this isn't much of an editorial. Then again, per- I hat ha* nut yet lieen revived.
logue prices ir I hi :
W» to know why thin "pig w„inshould lie progressive ami cater to
haps
it
is.
1
•
1 When a eustiuin r huy s an artielc their put,I;e. because ihcir very ex
t join the circus.
I I1KKF (1IKI. triplet* arrived | ,U,J 11 <hut*n’t mine up in all its istence depends upon i li piddle,
while the Ariu,‘iiian curthminkc ■•''tuaemwiits a* priuni.-ed c r guarurfvwf/.vF* re-election as goverst ill they should he the
TH E HACK SEA T DRIVER
wai at Ms worst. Anierieau nurse* 1 anlee.l hy the local m erchant. it of a community and trv leader*
r Of N*w York only goes In
to la*
I’AI.ATKA NI-.U :
called them "F a ith, Hope a n d ' 1'*' takes a few miaul,*s to go to “educators’ in n w„v of llu* new
»• typo and character of the
cst
Charity," appropriate in an earth 1(111 particular merchant and tip ideas in <v, ry In
population of that slate.
-, whether it he
ii.-o , .'*»" ever ridden in a ,-.u Will i | d
ipmkc.
time*
out
of
!UU
11
will
he
adjust
declare I get *1 mad
wearing app.-n-l. hell: elii'1,1 goods
Aim 1
S hakespeare'- h a r d
fighting
•'llrfuvtnriiy. whether the aril- or itlier eoiotU",
J«l ihovv that ca t11<• 1icks I'arryaig .1 Inn k -eat d riv e r that
- At 1 •I another t .1pe.
litie*. and it i* to
1 , a su m '.In idy who -.at in the le a r Sla* a i".It
rlda
tun
millmn
del
(braggart
boasted
that
the
e
a
r
t
h
!
been
worn.
u-,-d
or
iuui
upright on the edge
arti.jM,--— —.........................kir* 11 j seal o! tin* mm him- and told t !e
their
,ol\ anf ,g. 1D educate the
,
-..............„•
of
il,.
.Iu*t try doing >public t" l» tier Hung*, and iii thv j. ■ ?. proper use of dipping I
ten*r and ligul and bock when lie was horn. The re 'bed otherwise.
tkWWUla KUVU the state t h a t ' ,|ier*ii|| at the wheel whllt to do. piislu
the (loot heard* uni 1! piy was that it would have d o n e 11,11' with any catalogue house ; end DUES IT PAY TO Hl'Y
now to do it. and
lien to do it 7 iler lei I hurl,
H er c o m m ents to the same "had your m other's cat '• IKK an article Im* been used
A s a rah
rule the hack seat d riv e r 1.- her Im hand a r e punctured with kilIdled." The three litll,.* Arm,* I ;,nd c<* whut satisfal, i.m you get. (C H E A P M ERCHANDISE?
..
\ e ,\ truly yours,
, eat driver'-; wile.
[1 'ipieal *
I'Wue tlbhoii vviiuier 111 a 1 eat 1k Iroiit
,
aiiiti babies will have a real earth
< *urse they say in glaring type
and tll'elk* and gasps.
“ I,ll'il, ,,
~Tlow | h said to |„. worth H nr-1"
' 111 he a la-althv lonuie*-. foi
shaking
story
to
tell
ahoul
t
):,*,r
v"'t
urn
not
*ati;fie,)
with
your
I
SAM BAUM EL.
Ml I. I’ercv.
You
OlUand (lullitrs. It im t
1‘"'.' body el,
b irth.
7 ----a ln i" I hit tha t c a r ."
th a t being i-„||,.,|
|
I here are vainun Ivpe-, of haek
"Now .).. • I 1 ul I lull corner. \ 011
«uch «ll illslllt aflei all
I ''*'1 d u v i l s .
Then- u. Hie Ivpi lllllV III. I I '•nieho,ly."
ROOSEVELT’ S PLACE i .
FLORID \ T'lMES-UN H >’
;
— ----- h ■
" hn . its I a, k placidly, ronifort
"II. );., "ii your side of ih. i «ure am ong useful, earnest Anien
•W supposed to lie ar.iuml
«•*ni|»isi*dly, w )„, lalk
1 and, I 1 .
'ail... lie did what was ticrcs uia
lull resting infonuali 'U was giv mor< tii,
•rlil
'
uunand people m .Semi 11 |f wa>,:
"M .... Tm ns! -you l inin' aw f11> make the Paiianm canal po,*ihlc.
• r cent n o ,i
IlldicatioiiH are n*.w | ” *,,»n'l take that
road, 'dear I'l" .,* to l| •' edge of tIml I,ridge, I But how men diminish in .si/.e, a-. • ■I ""I hy Dr. Hat haw ay, , hairinun j m,q, ami I i expccteil tlnil hid*
III
t|M one Iluai mad vulcd. I1 lk"
,t'" t........Hu
r road; ii lead* by I lu then. Uh don't you drive more Hum neparales u* from I hem. For ■•I itu S tate Ito.'id Il-pai'lnient, on I niav Is* i VI
•**r amt c o n tra c t. 1
fai hi.. I always
al wavs luv,* to drivi ear Tally
int anyone can win n n '' I. n . ’ bum
lihia generation, CKyJ-liind, McKin I a recent visit to Jai k*"oville. The let for tli
ami'uincemunt
wa-.
nuole
iluit
ear|
by
the
I
n
,
fa
rm
.”
•ring of (his road
I^Jlen nobody vole**.
•'W hir .
You just did , b*y have become mere names. Of I in Hie present season the Dixie very scon. 1
j " I urn old 11 little, darliii,.', ther, 1 mi: . ill ii . r. i r !
• many people up*'
!all o ur Presidenta. only Washing
k York hail a 7f»-mile rtorm, 1 1* a 1111 trying to pa** you.”
j ' " 1.0, ll. oil •u t I here is a cow. ion mid Lincoln rulain (heir great 1Highway will he open, without dc- I inten sled o, Hu < particular hit ,,| i
velocity as tin, | "I re.illv helieve \ou ha. 1 y our 1 I don't \* ,n H* l>e t oi oed over in ' >>«
as I urn.c passes. Jo n may , 1**111 * or apologies, from the Cicor . roust no ! ■oi
"ill he delight 'd!
,-tluit ever hit Tam pa.” 1 1ir< ■ p oupi d up loo lu,i’d.”
I tin . da.Ti
*
haage
the IT"in li .-aying t.» ‘the , : kui line to Miami. This i* the first • "Ill'll I* I >
U<- luiveoT renewed
• I.
t
i*.oHint
il
bus
been
pn*
old,
|,
I "Ur .- p.u ), 1 .eli mu , d j lit t le 1 1 *n li.thri,.
4C. And llohmjy ac
"greatness niakeu lime pa- , and
I
u> ail am c either."
Aiu'tle r
off'-r inotyrista u clear m ad f-r tin
far. swe* :heart."
1 of being Mown a
I* •>« .-. 1,|. he t .ireful You al I L "" make* jjreatm -. pa
of eighteen foot ,
I’d'
*
1
*
•»
-!*
,
,t|.|
•,,)
on.
I ' u e 117 miles, from tltu St. p a v u q ; i t.
J~Trt*fRty News,
*’ ' m.i.t
iii . I- •I
lh.it loan’s tail II
I from Ct. An-And liieic is aimiher lypi* Nile light
river to the Magic; City of gust im* t
KCkjiii. Jiv- - In tho,
m
m u - west
vrcui O tlg m c e r .
t • -.t •»i['
II,
by way of
•
'
I,
l>y
way
of
LI.
Augustine,
peev,
d
!>
;,*
everytliiug
the
• ■
..
.
im front , *T!| he \> 'i »i J t get any g j . dam conatrurtibu and w i 'e r p i c
lUt jlo in g your ( Tirist
Mollll lie nul I* 11" er. Tins i-. a
| ,,...................
1
''ii*
Bench
ai.d
W
v.*.t
Pnlin
. . . ng curly, liun't fnrgat lu rent iliivt-r d e e
•:ur*',
are
btiiltling
un
t:i«-|,e,j
l"U town nod her- we
Hilly, wh\ III ill" oanii: of cam i a |v t II I :
b^ylli'iKtiiiaR m ailing e a r ly
'* t - ' d . and every
h
. • '* Murh of this lio-hway hua route \-|
:ii : n u t ;o | h e n i l l l l t I V. tain mi* wall higb'T and
ni'in
M
il
le
du
you
|-ol;«
along
r
o
'!
I
I
m
t
|
,,
o ' mrlrn,ijy<l by llu Slnle Road ■1dried f;>, I•
l“flj)l, 0itloffices a r e a lw ays
'• >Ve a r e e o l l l g t o g e t along new lines, and will conm.uc
oi i*e appteciai.'.!.
' i 'iiiu-nt, nnd il i.- to a eom*nlcr- rin n* u
I around ( h n s lu n is time You know ) leu- t , drive slow." | |„. I. "
••I'.ung the wall until tin u.,
,.
11 i Xpell' IVe bl'id;*
■
'
>
•
vlent
a
"boiilevnr,','
\
i'!,
the
"What hi th< woi-lij did you lake! "I mu, I' • lie I luot; h*ii long.
or.
t'l
l.e
I
m ailed ul the h i d
IT ■in; mass of water, bad, ,.f o
b il on this 1,0.;,*.
Ili-re is itnlidng l>et u ; ' ••"i* lu a h , l i n i n g .
i a r o piore likely lo lie lo. I I ••'ia I'oad !<•••.'
I r elm if dawn. Many iiiien- Hm; • o' ";, s olid a t t i a r t j o n -1 1 l.:it the 'mil e.uilr i
I
t 1'**. <■ may lie 1, i
o' ■ ."ugl?estn. Of course there >11 U ( 1*1* 11.1|
.I i ace bill i lay hank mid i.lgpcr emir eo< ' )'• 'irv lu i|,e off
il *■••.vi rim have been nu-de, :,|
I ■ . Hurl time. Bid,
| riiijllrie.t. ’
/
,
many,
niile.s
of
spl-uthd
madr.
r — -n-----for
hard
t -i •!. a Ii .,'-. '110,1 t lu*
' rc ids, im I Iml <>r. perTm-nt, w-.,i, (>..,(
1 •: ila* St. Angus
:! '*•.* Ilifc* counties through which tine to l iu
JffiliftUlit.'ll.' iVon )ll«) el, ,- I "Hilly, why don't ymj , vur h a v e !trv , IT n '• R * '• ;'• •*i» ey <•: oi, t !•< j hy • ! " engineers of t i e v n i.,'
>' *i i " 'll be a Iced
' d , •,(. Highway pas , ;, hut Un for hy 11,
;,u,.: greased ?
They- J to'*.,1.
j
j t h u i t y pi mil*, ut i n / nttur- Iboco «m
Tfl'.gllt
’
ime. vi'u'rc m,d..o.g j
I* • Depart me a t 1
uui’rtk
fully;
frightfully;
they
ju
s
t
run
I
rtrncnl
lift
a
uo
.
fine
*vith>n
"!>«*
illt* ^ If fU J . 4’H 4
D. , n't get over i: |
-1
1 <by by waiting until tl.v
THERE H
no juisidIi :- p r t
uv. iru j' .i '.’un i <v r ,|d ; ,i.-«: nay 1ft»r ;•
-naecting
up
t!u>
link',
ami
All ov
. S: '*
>i,i hi), v o*k j* f», in r
<h('Mn^PUnr!ng hU entali.
car.; of th a c.,r: . f . a
to | 1 in .a i le hi tail one matt at the Hiiil tia* ether cxirtn. Il . ,vhe* ii
a tfrnigoLAvu.v i:,|i ,v,th forward i.. , mpl*- ,. i i i,i,I )•„■.
PlhuiK’h i t g ;,n inxidlpiir ut- till' .1 iIuvmiN I ill | ) pin,:,;.*
seiontiatn m il “a nec<*s"uiv tiypotn D..I
u a l p tiou or du appoint rj'ghwn>. . ,
wh-M l,i 11 h .n ),
H,, back seal
‘"‘(•i • \ e iiml u,!,| I ,,.
‘ Jb/w H i. J t Venn n nhcewd
*.Vl tod n esu g rac uius ui.vc! Whut driver, and lie wished be liudn't. e n . ”. l( ia certain that if it ........ III. II'
pobSjmi* and ciiuifo,‘table.
ho lutei.ii. . "I 'peeial M.adr. It
exist
the
ether
hua
no
feelings*to
*vjqi|^v ' 7t,;wn* Ktbo made you hit th a t ru it mat! cram*
In thei sMtlomcnl mudo by the is desired (h ii
Wlmt la aid wa:, "1 wish you’d
*'• Die man in the m u - !
t . ^ l i t o y c d by Will- d‘i r v,» *h ard?
... -You nearly threw
____ shut up. What do you think l do hurt. Y°» *B’® lf*u4 roiwidei'ing ■ha r.:u n
th e m ad dcpriam ent t6r car lx „bk
.
.
-- Bi'gu anywhuro .in :
it
v*.i',
ruii
iftt the new eightcen- tho state, vyhithcr
tbo
of political uirceclter.
'yJdUfV.NIxon, Kelly MJc Ihroiigh tho top yt the car!” .
when you re i;t»t
on business o r 1
nir?'
tout
s
t
a
t
i
"W
hut
outkea
yqU
di'ive*
t,u
fust?*
hviny
to
K*
built
hchU,v
i
!
i
>
«
u
rln
rv
u
to
v
t}
fih
e
radio
througli
ploonure
hunt.
. . Al»l site li'pHed ‘Til
‘•Iwh
,tou»ty
liu$
pud
8
t
t‘ a*ve
v.
what wf
T ho u san d s!
miiat ha « c a w of “'*"**’
..
m*
» ! «!*■- ’
I n o t . tlv
^
< e n ,»».«-SS
mo8t*Vs«j—
ern i{
DIXIE HIGHWAY THR0U(
FLORIDA
d
C a ll R a y Brothei
Oriental Stucco
B eautiful , P ractical Durable
CHASE & CO.
Box Park
W anted— Two Boys
Tailored at Fashion
Amusements
Park
City Tax Books are now open
for payment of City Taxes. Dis
count of 2 per cent allowed on'
taxes paid in November and T
per cent discount on taxes paid
in December.
•
Ellen Hoy,
City Tax Collector.
Herald Classified Ads Bring Results '
m
Rental Service
Very Popular
x\ week a^o we announced the es
tablishing of a bonded rental depart
ment—today we are flooded with
calls for the renting of furnished and
unfurnished houses and apartments.
If you have property to rent or
lease would thank you to promptly
give us particulars about your rental
property.
Remember the service we render is
large indeed, while the cost for
handling your rentals is insignifi
cant..
.vi
Our bonded agent, Mr. J. L. Hurt is
at your service see classified col
umns of today’s paper.
A Paramount
-
T he-
Young Mans
SANFORD HERALD
— TODAY —
“Broken [learts of
Hollywood”
S T Y L E ...
", I
Sanlord, Thur., Nov. 4;
;,rc »«’>' arcP Visit- Pfi effP’
k"r
ROBINSON
c ir c u s
■
D " !' xAsillrur hp>Hiarte* Kill, -it
Mill r
!
Party Cancelled on
Account o i Illness
PRINCESS
The bridge p a rty to have been
aiven Thursday afternoon ,b.v Mrs.
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
11pm,
J ; 4" * i t o e B . H q t t o n u t h e r h o m o i n
i I d g c w o o if, in h o n c T o f M i s s A b b y
11' m t d n c y , a b r i d e e l e c t o f t h i s w t ' o k .
boon canceled, owing to tlfo
Martha Ruth. illness of Mrs. Hutton.
* * . ¥ • f
EVERLASTING GOOD
W0RU>'$ GREATEST ^Q U K IIU A N 01!
;
®*Land
SILK WOjR&S 6 U T D 0 N E
mriveil
ffkrn(,flni
having
An artificial silk made from
lb>Y,"7.
‘hi: :Illn<*1^ of
wood i8 being produ?c<j(
«■ GullBow1,4
— TODAY
.
$50
O ur B e tte r Clothes A re Tailored at
Fashion P ark
•
D EV ELQ PEB3
Dirk Hatton in
“A Western
E n ^ ^ a g e m e n t’ ,
Comedy
-ON THE GO
quantity -novr than that of the aUk
n®*l6arri
i i
6 f tr
Ei MR JXJXM™. I«l
mmmmm
�A*+*r++i~'i &
i —
i . i? / i T B S 'S
^
pw?
W b ^ e ’ « ! H W 1I W hfid 'ill ' M l i ♦ i»***i
sylvanla, Republican Congressman
W R ' f i 0 A R D I N G ' H O U S E - “B r T^ m
William S. Vnrc won a scat over
William B. Wilson, n spite, of a s
I 1
s u r a n c e s h.v Democratic Senators
j they neither can lx ■•rated beenur* f
Inf the diach mim ■ in the c a m p a ig n 1
A H e M ,w * .'c 5 iic R A T u u A iio w ^ \ ^
?
W W 1fAvhi Paui* One)
fund Inquiry.
I
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'o u f :
W P F e r'
lor for t h e i f i r a t time in a
R ight 'tales hnviug referenda j
‘ A R E ? /M ; O R O e R ^ M A D A M /— ^
f:Of ■ century, if W. J. Urn \ l ^ A l i P i ’T ^ H e R . o F
in some phnre of tlm prohibition,
»»Intains his
lend liver
I . HW6 ,\B 66M ie L E C te -D
question v.eie flow in reporting in
r
■;Varl GlindciucM, Repub;7 ( M f e R
V o u yA R E
full result . In New York the vote
Jb9 l1C E . 0 F>r^£ PEACe 1! *
I.-Incumbent. Headed by Govwn henvy for mndifirittion.
Alof veRV' FAMILIAR
fj.Thfiodore Chrlstinn win, the
The Republican insui iretits in the
— M M -A H ~ V 0U MAV PREPARE
»R e p u b lican s tate ticket was Sr ante held one re st and rei-nined
u iifH n ^ e u r
.
overwhelmingly over Fnr- two by the election of .Smith W.l
A Few muffjM S ^ ope M a ' j a r
IT. To M e /'
*L abor and Democrat rnndi- Brook hart, in Iowa, Senator Nye i
1OF MARMALADE-AMD PPeo)
t In Minnesota. Am;':s John- of Nortlt Dakota, and John .1.1
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// £ /£ £ > '/ <
’iform/*** Fnrtnpr-Ldhnr Sena* Blnino. the F.n Pullet to candidatej
m e A Pol" o f "Te a J=s
£WM; his p a rty 's unsuccessful from Wi.-vomin.
nominee,
Women candidates were tnstin
7,
.. til.* it tim .und <!<
i of politics.
th e highest slot
f Invarimv N'e!!l(. R »s:i. of Wymn' on was trea su rer
' b eing returned winner*, • i*'?r. *va:* hnvinc a Ivird 'inn* to
picture of Republican ""i.ntnin i lead and Mi . John W.
2 L
appeared in Win- Langley, was elected in K'*iittrkv
to fill the Hour.* *.ent vacated by,
S ocretary of St it"
1 her husband when he went to th"
B, anti-Blaine p"o| At la at". n< niteiit i.vi y foe cr.nspira'v
If Tolled n p n huge mnj.irtd violate the nat.oiud *o‘ohihittoa
r bis Democratic and imle- law .
opponents.
The Presidential Poem f.,r S e n -1
N e b ra s k a it was virtually ns* a lo r Pomc.rom* of Ohio got a set-!
’ t h a t th e Republicans had back with hi*i defeat bv Senator!
A clean hwocr ,of the s t i l e Frank It. Willis.
jit,’ With the possible except am
All the Republic an and Itenio- j
byernor, even in the aecretnry cratic pnity leaders in the House
ite 'a office, in which the vet- I were re-elected a* w o e Senators
Democrat, Charles Pool, . -m: Part is and .Mo *•>•. Repui.ih
S en-1
I t by F rank Ma 'sh. Ilepuhlie in .*('* floor leader and j.* i■*, at pro
Irnor Adntn McMtilh n, fte|i ih- tein, res|»p<d iv d y
ffil
), had n pi uralitv **vc • ('liur!t".i
ZW
C/
Irynn, form er Democrat G**vK
n
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t r atte m p tin g a comeback. I>ut
fftatifm w ere th at the race
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I n s u r a n c e A tre n c y ,
S;.*: Would be dose.
,
Fred W. ( Jreen, mayor of 1• n h
D is s o lv e d ! ! e r e
Michigan, hail a comfortable h a d Is
K f r 4 b r«B*'for-Cov' rjmr of Mi.'hHie general insurance agency of
‘ iP v e i William A. Comstock.
W
k
D E M A N D A R E C O U N T '/
lc drafted candidate, e a r l y . Knight & M-icNrill, whidi has of©iwe
told wan expected to win c a t . 1 tiecs in the F irst National Bank
’I
—
Building, h i s been dissolved InATLANTA, Nov, -‘I. .('IV With Mu'iinl consent, effective today, it M O M ’N P O P
southern i ampaigini lo r J'f
",,s aiinoiini'C'l last night.
,ig.®t«'wid Cong^OHaioMHl t"-ii !* i;*'l'i I ( "I Heorg** \V. Knight ha* dis
j^o more confii million of Demo i pore I of his mt*'re:-l in tin* agency
;V_. cratic candidutr*.i. i n t n at today j to Frank MacNeill, who with his
'''.’t n i directed a t (lie o'lt.om c m I n-sni ialcs will
jn.orpornlc i In*
OH Dome!
v acr/*r*l contented Mute n u e s , and i n r n. y a*,d opera!** it under the
HAVE YOU
tb» -result of mimei'oii*;
imi n.l ) name <d l i nik *{. M-n \'* i]| ,v
G crr m y
’t
* m t a t a put tu*fore voter ill VHI liill. j t oni|.anv .
DOLLY'S
C lc/ j H R S
I be tow ory■aaizat ion will o■fjtoSto.
F inis lie D
O utstanding
am ong
sou tlu rn eupy ’h‘ ••tine office space and re
V er?
j!'*,’ »tat« bontent* was flovcrnor Austin t/un lie* • am*' oil ice personnel a*;
"'■jpsay's successful Democratic cam Hint m lb** Knight .Vr MncNeili
i pslg n for. a third term at thief lig-niy.
f..
Strong, who has
T J
fs W ecutlvo . of TenncKM-e.
W alter lx <II eliinloyt (I hy Knight *t Mac-. |
p T h l U * Republican (luliernatoi i.il Noll l *i' tlii. Inst IN monthn will
candidate, who gained piiblir not it * line*, charge of the survey and i n - j
popecutor in tlie Scopes nvolu- i pi i lii iMlepartment. Raymond M.l
w ent down In do.'eat Ball and Mis.s Alice McKim will '
V.mnny counties wiiit ii in D’-H <oatinuc with the firm.
;TCgiatared under the &■'
Mr. .MacNeill was fa n n er state!
in banner, Hlid intn tlie IV.-v agent of tiu* lla rtfo n l Fire Insui'it
aiice ( ‘onijniny.
OUgh Bibb Graves, ilrnvir[ &
candidate for Governor of
'flwoa
nr NfA QCKV.CC «NC
im a r sw ept the state, an upiian provided in Wimton counfy norm ally a Republican
rnnir
R O O T S A N D H E R B U D D IE S
f, orhere u Democrat was r»
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WHA7 IS aoeg-j dowXj ("oH.- tAosY by WtlTN / ' n u T
iwnvpo'LJUvC ^ I M NOT 60 SORE !
oh.cora!
Tvltsi IWtSCORA? I
TtMElSWtVWlb
W OH Yrri, INOtED. WILL,
WHAT \T SHE SHOULD
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all
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MARRY A MAN L\WE
WvlAX6H6
SHOULD
YAWOR
INI 9L£U60AWt\3lY IWO MLVOYRttNOS.
* dtbfT‘ nmithern atnlea
W h a t ’s i n a w a f f l e t o
THAT?How COULD HE
YOU RJtHtMBtR ,
THt W0RV<tN& LAOWOSV El5*R 6 WE HER THE
CCtml chief <.?;erulive»>.
m a k e it so g o o d ? S n o w
WHo i s OVATE
THIW6 S SHE HAS BEEN
ffned w ithout o|iposition.
w e a u h y - awo
Y im T '
d rift, fo r o n e th in g .
(. laclt of intere
pre
PtTE.VWHO REALLY
t&A vtlTW'frtkG eor^in end .South G a m
HAS. OoYHtOi BUT
S n o w d rift m a k e s d e li
com plete Dcnioernl ic
Lots oy ahiBVTiom c io u s w a ffles— th e k in d
‘ticket*, hi'.uihsl by Gov'-uno -
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^ D‘ily D A T F S
AD. BATb^
f LAREPJcr: SM ITH
General C ontractor
(>'J0 W est F irs t S tre e t
a t Phone 441 *•
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5 8 — H o u s e h o l d G o o d s.
F U R N IT IfRH f o r SALK
JOiie three ln,rn,.r .Neseo „,1 stov.
...... "Veil, .me table. f„ur ehnim
"Mi*■n*fn g e r . i t * , two leid racking
ehiur.s. oi:<* small stand, uni*, din
lH*d.
Assortment .,f di*.hp*. ,;s, |
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; ®‘^bt ui'mills $7;, cash. (J
A
Jlrnwn.
(•«,*. Phoenix
i !t i111\
f ampany.
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) 91—Legal Notices
NELSON’S FLAGSHIP R E B 0 !
FOR R EN T.- Carat
g" iMM.rtment1 MODERN STUCCO BUNGALOW
t>AK HILL LOTS can Ik* bought acre, at Id o’clock A M.. *>n Uir ar. 1 1 Nelson's flagship, "The Vi«t<
<-n Central Kt . ills„
«luv "f 1i.'ccinlicr. Ijjfi. iu**t, in ipi,
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Knl<’w
in
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living
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V price you cannot afford to
rooms at sm;
*.ffl cp. ih«. fnltuwl nir trni'l .f lamt P "n drydock at I'lymouthp^
/
" Lois
‘
hon,> 1 kitrhei, „ ’| Ri
;* hu,l1 roo,» b I naHH «l»* 1 «H-at.*.| on Geneva Ave l.o! 2. See.
VOfi.
*c. as.
to nml ii. See. land, and will he nra tically a n
JAM ES H. COW AN— All kinds of
' ,nd collect or sen*
2 • T 20
u
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street,
and
on
Meliic*“
will3
mu"
n '41
Tim snlu win noi tm''u-m"?,i>..„.
i>« u.-pt ..pci,. ’ '**•'•* when the reron.*.’.ru ctio
-----jTin and Sheet Metal Work.
for P*ym,l,t'
itui will *»•• i l e c i i'1'.i ei .S...I ui„.|| restoration \v<*rk is finished. T
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:t
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W
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and
Coat
Tanks.
A
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Oak
•pm
" *«•’«■'• "■ every detail,
Ilie a lute
‘ J,d ' ,'doveio,
, dcvelopmei.t are selling for much tto’S" |*i«•*••»»* at III" h«>tir n.imml . " h „
unfurnished, adult-...........
pi ,
,1 bi ,horn,. lmist he sold in the next
Avenuo end Third S treet.
TeloIon.*
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Tn,?' st ‘
V,,,t
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gf a line
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hlKluvsi 1.1*1 tvill |,«, | .• ' • he'll rCHllilt,
th at Uttlff i
phono 1 H .
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, V ' ,|MVS* »*'«k.‘ me an offer. Ad- more than I am asking fur these. l.tnkrriM I
'
Each
lot
can
h
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bought
c.n
term
s
of
.
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OwniT,
X /^ i
7c a line
Hire Herald.
ammrnt n;..r*"g," , '“ ,,,,',y
' " ,H !l"' "C itiral c ra ft actually re ,
_______ ?I0 hush and $10 per month. Box
Anv (•#*!M««ii I’l.’iimlru: n«lv»»r?c**ly tl«r>^
tluvre are u ft»w nquar© f 0
H0DG1NS & COWAN CO., A u to ; FOR .-All-:
FOR
RENT,
(h.ra
wood
i
nag**.
apartm
eiit.
1
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lO.'t
can*
The
Herald.
Radiator and sheet motnl works.
;•*•
- . i r * i."
$ 10.00. ChenI'h.me I'j't
| , , , | ' N{;AI.OW Five room
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1 n'"" 1J,J- j l"»:h • levntion. 'I ’lice $li2f>U. Very uu__ r
I'luin and ornam ental sheet metal
••" <•» i"f"*" Ho* iini.1 .1.smn.it. J «***■•«t.-r; that lire being cat
j
''.r.v
terms.
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. -.eserved. Fresh Imurel in MU
- 1 — i *' * ' terms. Bart Nas.ui, Vuldoz HH— R e a l L s t a t e f o r v . x c h a n R r . f.*. s.*[:iy S ; u w n work. Tal. 716-W. 207 French :
FOR RENT
■' *
Ih'drooin suit, ; , ,
Al" 1 ,,mm Ullfum- l Hotel Itl,).*’ 1*1,..,,,. mV!
Avenue.
1a line.
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this spot every October 21st,
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hl'tnty t'lMe, h.,okeuse and e.i- she,I apartm ent. JIJ Laurel Ave.lSALE OR EXCHANGE.
aeren
thsrge of
f,,r
—
- - j anniversary of tlie Battle
I’hone
I5IJ.\V
Move.
Apply
m i n e r Sth ami M*.|
O'*25— F lo ris t s.
I Ro h m Bungalow and Garage,
in Village of Osteen. 2 blin ks IN T ill: m i l l i t m i n i l si'.v. T■'ia ta lg a i.
lonvilh* Ave.
rising is restricted to
M i l l i n ' in
t
'''ll
x
21
hi. $:»750.00, $7fi0.001 from .........I, twenty Iota siirveved
VNIt l u l l NCUINUI.I I III NT* i
APARTM ENT l o i r
"STEW ART T H E KLORIST”
RUNT,
land
stake,..
Alt
high
nml
drv
1,
•Miration.
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III
VI
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I'abuiie monthly
Box 1111,
Nicely I ni n h'"l.
Flowers for all occasions.
' Hi: SAIK. ;t hoi
in < ii i n i i : it \ .
it made ll»* SiM';
All
eon
Bland. next to spring on I n s :
Neseii ml
Ib-riild.
i i i i u a i.u s i in ; ui- viuii’i’i, vi.i
U cLA N D ER ARCADE
wj|| be nspoasede
st"-.e. gas heating stov. kitcii \ eniein es. '.if, U !. | ' i r«t s t r e e t .
Street. 1
tt \ V. Oil*.
Phil ne 781.
i incorrect insertion,
"11 tali'e. |-aper lumgeis ••lit I'll. Phone 2(17.
< "I" |lill lfl.1 III
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.r for •ubaeipieitl
V’m.
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iifl I ” I’lilmetto Ave.
iI' ITI’i H»T
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The office should be 27— Professional Services,
NICE 2-room I'ii m heil modern I ‘ lose in on paved street. Can I W , 1 ' ^ ' I ' E a i miple well lncat- M I!i *•Mi
' ♦-ml.tut
•**• I'oughl on easy tprnis I’rice
*' r"s i"*'Mtinl lots, on paved
jfdlately in case of
OKiir.H u l ’ 1*1 III.14 \ T | o \
; apartm ent. I’hone S.:u W. 2*T00
51 - A — M i s c e l l a n e o u s
f
l.itiM
t
Terms
almost
any
wav
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first
l"l.vnio"t
<m
house.
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nny
wny.
A1«■11«111v i11«■.
E U G E N E P E R M A N E N T WAVES,
change.
Tills' house o,s »"*w
o.ov ..........
i c .for
. _ * ?$4fi
r : ] w h "< have you?
Itox I IN’. car" i *» T in :# !»k i t i »\ n t s M
\
luVEKTISKRS
rented
I
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lx
t.ll.I.A
The lliTabl.
no kinks, one jiriee. personal a t
'■As
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ami
iu
the
winter
brings
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NICE Three room apart merit with
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tention.
Bluebird
Beauty
Shoppe,
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bln,
k
plant
11
. f,mili«r with rates,
Box I"2 caie Tlie Herald.
I
.
a t i.ongwoo'l
private bath. Seminole Hotel.
I’hone .'i49-J.
K9— W' ji nI**d— |{**:iI F slnfi*
ossification will give
ni' ;*p lor rash or trade for anv
° IL
filing valuable
I'hoin* „ r *v,
(tr inf*>rniiiH"ii. And
F o r RENT
s
S. I. NIX
i'tiriiidS I f ash
room !
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M AN I I t» |„ buy lot in y.
A.
II
Morris.
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Caik I ,i... . u , . ,
l they "ill -i' si- * you
- c -- — .-/
gar I'f" a mu t uii'iit.
A ttorney and Counsellor a t i.nw
(! ee 1 V iil t.uv a live ri.oin Spanish
*Irlando.
jour want ad. to
llelltl.il
-ei
t
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Sant
m
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1'aint
•i .»
'UtO East h'irst Street.
bin galow at a price $IMI0 uililm'
l"> al inn and . mt| pi i, e 11 B
Bore eff'Cto.
II.'ll
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j.i'i
sent
day
value.
Owner
WILL TR \ I >K m |
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jjTAM' NOTRTi
Hi t, Citv.
••I I H I I. *'•Ml'll »
CHIROPRACTIC.- The
foremost
7;'i— l i t i s u u 's s I'iai-es f u r R o n l i ' .....*s money and mi this account Oft he I!
: .t i
't\ li v I hat Mak«*H Kriendf*!
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la'i'l
touring
car,
driven
less
tha*.
L should give their
d rug leas system of Health Heali•» m i: i,i<; 11'i i i m I A\ l » 1.11,1. A
" d ! *a. rifice. Two Ims,I rooirts, din- 1 \\ \ v '!'!••: i * To
post,'fine addi'Mi as
mniunicate with « I l». MIT’*«ii »T il.it .i Mali fn )«k**r«*
it'g. Investigate. Phone 1H2-J for i.btM) miles in part piivinen* for A I 1 RAf I B M Kii*’iw to rent for n r room, living room and kitchen. I
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tit phone number if \ iippointincnt. Dr. W. E. Man lot ill Illy limit:-'. Send Nicat ion,
............... . lmi o r f if t e e ji acres • '♦•«•* 11.* Mi.i I w.t i *
stoies ,,r nffie.s at I’nrk Avo. Doulile garage, ete. Price if sel*|
m m
' ' 'J I M|| Itl|' J 5l | *|,. •if ScpM inlii r .
ini k belt on, pi ire nml I «I III sj |n and Conmiereial Mreet.
result:.. About one 1 liougall, 1 st Nat'I Bank B)*lg.
W M. at mm'
N I» I'*JO.
\%II• I *| | *n<I w Ii* r••I•v
with only $ir,0() r B a h fcri'Mv
' r n l l v ' min VI * 11;1
f" ’ f '
J of a thousand has u
Bo' •'•. . are of Herald.
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W«i •11 i|o
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Young, Owner, 21IH Park Ave’
nml | hi '•a'."-""
H E R O E S A R E M A D E . — M O T 8 0 R kJ .
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on small monthly
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|ind the "thers can't
loom
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.‘52— H e l p W a n t e d — F e m a l e
I '.n n iits
Drop a postal eurd t i
|te with you unless
I I Ml I 'l Hf| • I l M I. \ M I. It; H^T
anl'i.id.
j <>2— M usical in stru m en ts.
77—Houses for ilenl.
, 1 ' "ni I shall be glad to show
» «•« »r
, it. I i I It .1 i\ m| .1it t % \
jour address.
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property. Located right
S A LES GIRLS WANTED
■tinuanre Ml SI' lie
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APPLY
AT
Met
RORYS
Crwn
at
The
Sanford
F«IR
RENT
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ootiniianci"* are not
1
W A N TK 1> Ex periomed wait ci
Ineltn near Rose •li i ' r
; ♦..(.• • i \ (li< t i 111 i| i s I 11il’«t .IN f*i|Inquirr I
toll Apts.
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ns
Apply Bell Cafe.
al •t net n stol e, at <••aMilei v 11It*. I*.
r i i i i i'll m i i k m : c o
ft*. u • t • .•" n , ir ,.f ito*
A.
Worth.
•"*! •" " I *.*n *I l ■l ..| I lie ,N,.i 11, .
l Ave at IIttli St. I'hone litl'J
Fl'fii'ieiit
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:i:i— Help Wanted—Male
1111
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C *i : d t a r i*:\» ti w g k
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PLANTS: Calemluln, D 'f U RKNT Five loom, unfurn■• M . O I . . I .
• " ‘ 0.1 V .
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W .'W ll'.D. 2 shoe sal,-m en , one I'LOWER
JOR . I.R PARK A YD SC* vlN'U
Islied
bouse,
I
.tiler
Springs.
In
1 snap dragon, carnation nml other
Vml n tt|.|>. .<* mg f *"in Ho, re
■nil Kmind.
0- H. v\ A.Y:'.l,!Ui, .Manager
Seminole *minty and one for
iqihl'e I IU" .Vvi tie Ace.
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STUCCO BUNGALOW
I'*' *••I••I •• e it. I in ttit. |tl ..ee fit Volusia o r O range county
Com garden annuals. For immediate or
• future planting. Airs. E. H. Jones
m. ni'ii no- *.,i"i m i: i .n a i n.(»i»T
Located on corner in Sanford
j i .u k t t a n d r \ t ; i :
mission paid every day. Call for j Phone VPS I,. ",
r OR ItKNT. Seven loom bouse,
•"• t t il l. \ < l.liillTKiaiT. tils
Heights,
1
/m
inis,
well
constructed.
1
KIVU'S
GARAGK
"
I* il* le.vv in,ii residents of (Ini
A. T. Callison, Windsor A p a rt
i $20 per month. Addres-i K. L. D.
l \
ui.it. ..f I'n.i olii. Init Hint llielr Inst
l.nge living room, dining r o o m ,'.,
Sanford Dealer
ments, 708 W. 1st St.
icare Herald.
I n w n ndiftess .net |iln*‘ • i*r rnslPhono fill •l.
I lichen, two bed rooms, hath, with , “llt U. 1st St
i ”5 — SpeeialH a t t h e S t o r e s .
i" '. i < Tin. I’iiticii III.li t, I'lmtliin* • c.n. Stale **f TeniO'S*...,', met Iput
•bovver,
electric
range
nml
water
.'57— S i t u a t i o n W a n t e d M a le .
IHKKI', Brand New Stucco Ituugiil l lo i e i II" pels.ill In do* Stills of
SANFORD ItUlGK t o .
' I I. i i>l.<. Hi set \ let* of a jitil>|>oonn
Iowa for rent, dcsiruhlj located, I’-' •''ter, all improvements. Owner
212 Magnolia ,.\ve.
ill".u » limn rv ■aid 1,1ml |i.,* sal t l'i*bring
in
North
Garniitui
and
will
modern throughout. I.eiive name
Y O U N G M A N , 2.1, wants
work.
Phony
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j
l..|idnnls, and I i it tie* h.ii .1 liefendKLKCTRIC!
KLKCTRIC!
si
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under
market
value
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' aids ale I'.icii "V I l O* UK * of Ivvvlland address at lieiald office ( are
Slit lions —
Gun furnish ear and reference,
| Vein s.
| LINCOLN*— F 0 R D --~KOliDSON •I* Ii"lieIS I 21
"f B. F. S.
B. cure Herald.
tiler,r,.I,. I'lrPKUKI) (lint
$8,000
[
Kdward Higgins, Inc.
,
•*oli ot inn lie ami :i|i|ii*nr In mild
Come in ami s«*e our line of
with only $500 cash and hnlnncc Gnmineicial & Palmetto. Phono .1.71 , • "l-e "ll I to* lilll .I.IV ,f I If,. 'Ill t***r,
IIIRKK
room
furnish
i
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t
tuge,
11 l!*2i;, Ilii* same being n Unto
IIS— H u s ’n e s s O p p o r t u n i t i e s
Klectricnl Applinaces
monthly.
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,
l*m of ibis I’yiiri
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Bath and hot w iter
nnect lefis. B..
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care
Tin*
Sanford
Herald.
KKNT
VULGANI/.ING
WORKS.
icir, i.iit ti." iwner." |
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I" l hi liter «• i: I >K11 ♦•:| * Hint Hits
Doesn’t hurt onu bit! D ro p ’
Five minutes from P. n
S
12
HOOD AND GOODYKAR T1RKS. ■'•'oiler be plll.l 1st). | in ||||. S, nil. Id IiMIt* MF rt,eion<*M nn an aching ‘ ^
Pereelutors, Irens, W affle
Ilf for ."tiu.ate*
TO A MAN OF CIIARACTKR
Union Ave. Phone 171.1.
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D. S. I,. Batteries.
Irons, Toasters, ete.
I
IMDFOIiD
1 AND ABILITY. We offer the
Sm ioid S. Ill IIt,.I, I . o . ' v I- ‘olid. I. corn, instantly th at corn s t o p # ’ 5
Distributors ('handler
• I * . . I* fi,l I "II . or seetil Ive
-----; po.*.iti*in of representativ** of lh.*|
h uitii'g, then shortly you lift
1I ‘ >K RI. N I 5 room furm In-,I
<'oiiimerrial Avenue
■t'l.CANI/,IN<i 1Union National
Insurance Co. I
TH K BALL HARD WARM
. i 1 * in. i..... .
1 ..Hi, 11 right off with fingers.
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j house oil Sanford
Ave . coil
r inn t.i.t
*'• WKI Sit
(life)
a FLORIDA C O M P A N Y 1
DODGE nRDThi'.TCS
>v«*nicnt to school,
$ (;..no |„.|ut
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*IfUggist
sells
a tiny botUjfbfy
By ESF
tBi»iuM ru.cmia"
, FOR FLORIDIANS. A ttractive j
*•1*. t A .»
moiilli. Phone 71 t.
"f “ Freezono" for n few cent*.
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Dealers
ficient to r**movo every hart!
• *I I K mI s;t M 4
f MY DEAR CORA -THAT IS tkjoEBO a \s-Bvjrr. on^ / w e u . at any RArE,Botfrs
i putty, highest remuneration paid (il>— W a n t e d — t o J5uv.
JU A .M'. WriltH,
OT
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osft corn, or corn between
il'O
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a
room
house
tun:
ALL TOMMYROT AND
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CARS
l Service O f f e r e d . Address
P A V K R - W i l l G II T I
J» r.
NEEOS SOME 0»0OD,SOONO TO OkKI
fHEDTHERHAND.YOu
; ished. Apply Barclift borne, 2
toes, and tho foot calluses, wfihl
PWFLE.. REAL HONEST
__ _ A G K N r Y,
General
Age.iit*-. ; WANTKD TO BUY a double bar mill’s out West F irst St.
MOST REMEMBER
AWtCB.YOu COULD HAROLY AN01
soreness or irritation,
INDEAUOR IS ONE OE*
S**v«*ral
WOOL01
ONE, OE .HER
ICC P T (1 1 : Il Prc- !*r "« F irst NalienuJ ll.-mk Bldg.
, u'
‘SNOT ALWAYS
THE MOST ADMIRABLE*
tel. hutnmei'lc: s sliotgun. secondBargain* in
SthWHUTOf
a6 E , t o c h o o s e t h e
REWARDED i n a
iDnic, :••"!.i. We are D* Land, Fla.
- Adv’-.:.'v*^
TRAVTS b
mil,
must
iu*
a
bargain.
W
rite
I1
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lt
KKNT.
s
room
Stucco
Tpfi
TWNOS B E S T -W R
KM
Used t'ai*.
MONETARY V)AYIN St RK
|t>j.»iir pimiie.
. — _. _____ ______ _______ _
i Bungalow, Palmetto Ave. and
Burdette, Herald Apts.
HERSELF* TO1
Price;
right,
IWlDI
'GOOD PAYING
w
i
t
h
business,
new
Katy st. $7n.llll per inoqjli nil-—^ K n r
rp.'t.’.uiialilt* (i' miis,
' - - 1 I'.toek of goods, just opened up | BUY, pay cash Tor rcroiid hand ' fatni'he.l. Plume 71.7
r k i i \iti.i*:
I NS 11ROKS
in iioldshoto n ear the A. (!. L. j piamm. Address Box ,:r*2,
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114 Furniture Co.
.. i
n a te s L. fi,
flnrdm en
;**i<!
We oiler Policies protecting one
jit. R. I.'lth Street, Price* $t)ll().
Imst Street
th a t c a lls f o r m o re .
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D
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k
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m
m i l i . k r O. p h i l i p s , Juc.
! Red Pepper Kali takes the
$ J o l j ^ O . ’ Richards, re; virtively,
against tile dread oT,
r * full line
j Reason forr setting
soiling on account of ji BY—
6 7 — Kooni**
R o o m s W i t h lHl oonarridl .
!
' “ouch” from sure, sliff, iiehiug
S n o w d r i f t is s u c h a d e l i
Ito right. t'as|| or j bail healt b
i c 'I " owept into office.
OFFICK FOR HUNT— |t, Mr,*, I,
“ I*. .
V
| .joints. It cntinot hurt you, und
" York —Governor Al Smith
jtint v„ur hu>inet;s. ‘ Kensonnblr rent, can lie leased.
Flat
Ave.
and
l.'ith
Street.
c a te ,
g o o d -to -e a c
ROOM IN MODKBN Private boim ! y
Al* |d y A P Gonnr,,y A j
•
. ,,, a
it certainly stops that old iheulooted f o r hi*: fourth tim*', d°I •ucci'ttfully treat
,
w
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t
h
e
r
without
board.
lo;,
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Magimlta
nml
2nd,
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I mutism torture at one**.
Ifo p rcni'nlu!iv <tg* cn I.
sh o rte n in g th a t it im
PIION'K
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Khcum»l‘niti, NfurltU,
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t
o
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a
n
Dnvey-Winston
Apts.
14th
and
Ull
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Co.,
general
When you m e suffering so you iJitrrtlivM IMnurtlrra,
by upw ard of J'O.Odi) and
------------------------------------ I Sanford Avo.
"W— A — l u ‘ul h s t o t i* D irP i'lo ry
•Iisurmu i* w ntlen only iu
•tk, sidewalk-, build!• I v «• r nml Kulnujr
p ro v e s th e q u a lity o f
BF SI IRK and sm* tho new custom can hardly get nrouiul, just trv T r o n b l t i , ('ntnrrh.
5?n rq u lre .l whatever v.-.ti"
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——---------------------------------------- . :*tainlaid old line Companic;.
riiation lii.xcs J. R. LOANS- Money availably a t 7 p e r | —
Anthnui, liny Kiw r #
limit Studelmkera
Red I’cpcr Itui) and you will luive H
victory may have for n
y o u r c o o k in g .
cent. Close* in property. A. p ROOMS, with or without meulr. Met ALL At FOX, Real estate in
I Pnjr.
it**hm'm of Womm
SAN JU A N GARAGK
the quickest relief known. N oth • n tl Chronic am i
Jentinl capdidney in I'JJH.
Connelly & Sons.
vestments.
Best buys nru umoiig
IteaMonuble rates. Lincoln Hotel.
,
Ctimii?j<uii*<| |ii»pNlt>« r”
------ -- ---------- -------------------------- , our listings.
ing has such concent l ilted, pene «f
|jp. *J m Wt W. W adsworth, on** of th •
Phone 746.
PI CLBANING CO
GOi.GLOI'GIf RGAI.TY GO,.
Mrn.
DODGK
[
RipllbHcau war horses. In* t his
tratin
g
heat
as
red
peppers.
Ju
s
t
Repairing and I r.'>
HPKL1AL
M>Vlrc—
68— R o o m s W ith o u t H o a rd
I --------------------------ITel 7.12, .'ill First Nat. Hk. Bldg. Pleasure earn and Gial.niu Trucks
•tii.'i fin prompt ! 2 — B u s i n e s s E q u i p m e n t
----- ---------- ---------------------------- ------jSKK R. G. TISHALK Tor good buys
th« Senate in t hi* slide.
ns soon as yon apply R***l l‘<>p|,« i ik||j“n‘^rT.:‘ I’ ", n 'r ^
Fliu
and
loth
St.
I’hone
J
SANFORD, FLA.
I
*<TpB “ Soli*l S outh” '..ived solid
Huh y*m will feci the tingling /itlt-llly I., . *1 *ll*.tPl
ATTRAGTIVK iN'ilrnom.
l.'irsi
in I{0111 Fstnte, - 2C Meiach Build- i
First I.mg.
nml l(n
• i .lot inii
IRK'AL
KS’I
ATK
INSURANGK
Repuliliratis failed in recap- S n o w
henl.
In three minutes it wiii'tus rrimUHi
floor.
Private
till
til.
<515
S
KM
IN
O
LK
HUDSON£SSK
X
Park
•»i m ••» ip'Uh*nif rrmults, 1
FOR SALK Stori* fixtures.
d r i i t F R E C K L E S A N D H IS F R I E N D S
21
dauber n ik h
fe” '. , t t ^ . t b o single «li:-l ri' ( , th< y have
with
»
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♦
.tdfb
the
son*
spot
through
and
through.
INC.
.
«ooicioi nt,
nt, ytft,«
yean of
Ave. I’hone 12!t.
j MelJindvr Arcade,
Avinu*
JliGGINS-SM ITII-W lGliT, IN«
W o u ld n ’t S care A lek
Mcnre. n».,uui to >..tir InfHJtirMM
“S1.1 •a m e tinien held in Virginia, and
207 0,1 k Av«.
Gain
mid
soreness
lire
gone.
trhers
in
tht
igUm'Iioii ot A
Real Kstnle and
pecial
n
t
-------------■ Phone 41
Gnpdinn
you, conic lo irr
rnv aiv n««
ladies and
Ask any good drugist for u ja r ,*1
................
LARGK front room. Twin ImmIs .
INSURANGK BROKERS
.
VEAM'AA' ATALkSUr
llilr.oii, Frank I,. Smith, Re
Howies Red Paper Rub. Be s e r e | ;L’'u„r,:;:.,:.,1,'
B o v / WOOLDaoT i t .
Fireplace.
807
Mngmdia
Ave.
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7A£JGGQ^‘A/ o' LtOMS VJOQLD
RvfubH can, won n S*qnte sent over
BUT S'POSE OA)G
BTKAM I’RKSSKRY j
,
CvJELl. IF T V 'S WA
t<* get the genuine, with the mime
u^* }*; ">»ii "r*t«r ir»tm«rii.
YOUR P R O P B R T Y WITH, <*•. Kim S lrc e t can be Ik,light a t !
Sanford Autoi X l u P,,
W BIG GAMG » I'D SE£ v»0ULp S?APT AFTER
VOHV, T D RUM 7 0
c. prei.*ii,g, tailoring, i--------------------------------------------------- FOR ItKNT Large lied room and
LOOK IN OOC MJI/o DOVj G f -1 V* TA / / t DOLE of 77L
‘‘THK LOT KING.'’
1 1.000 under what I think it
s ' 2t.fi Magnolia Avo
PInmo 1.77 Rowles on each puekage.
I'D SJiOo r
A
ELERtUAir
ABOUT
ri
y o u AM' CMASS
n c 3nuauiiK«ii**iBiina«
I D GET COT AkV 6D/4
TH’ AlEXT CoOAiER AN’
brUl' Avenue. Phone ! VEM.UW PINK LUMBKR fur sale.
■?lC-V,kl JUNGLE
worth. Need tho money to protect ■ -— ----------- T- - ______ _ . ___
garage. I!I8 Oak.
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A GIG
i .70lt hirst National Bank Bldg.
7VdO AMLF.S A'WAV
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terms
urrr»u»o4 ,
C I'LL SA'/.1AM’ )
F ra m in g — S h eath in g —Siding—
AA,' SHOOT Ev* QIGAT
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t
,r,
A
VOU-tuAAT WOULD
CALL A POLICE/AAM
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tlie
r
investments
and
will
sell
NASH
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or
wrt'
/ W B A A l G ^ A t 'D
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------- Flooring and Finish, delivered in FOR RKN’T Desirable Ix*d room 8 2 — Htisinesfl I r u p e r t y
*n,I jti!vi<?4».
etTVJ£E.*A 7H' e v e s . '
, this property eln ap on th a t uc- I <,{*ds th<* Worlt) in motor cur value
!!!
HSW K I IN1KRY
BE AMNE '// D) i V v o u DO '5we^ ?
I'.licnl, In ptraan.
Sanford and vieinity a t a price
AUN7LR J . 1 J
in
private
family
a
t
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Duly
a
t
*na!l
.-ash
payment
j
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GOwith
beth
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I;.0 j AULKAS
’ O P EN N O S T R IL S I END
/
1
) gnuMintccd to he a saving to yon. 1518 KLn ( all 82I W
titelllulo. Mr rurtd, ntURrS__,
FOR SALK —Store, with >tw.■iI.•*; is required on t'ti; Real, jinx 105,
ui
l l> SU'I’I.II'..li.l
piU.'iila
ar,
my
Hat nliraxte,
AH I'OiMORILK DKAi.KRS If you
t. W v i
„ „
I Vermont Lumber Co., Osteen, Fla.
A COLD OR CATARRH <
rooms, good location.
$25ihi. retire The Herald.
i,.
want
to
sell
your
iisetl
cars,
nd---- K 1 rop' | I’hono 4802.
t.rROOMS for rent.
400 Myrtle Small, cash payment. T. \. Box f---------- -----------vei'liuo duily on thu clnssifietl page
41.
MARVANIA m x i n g p a v e d — 11Z1_________________ _____________ » How To Get Relief When Ifead '
Ave.
^N 'B R IU tv PRINT
-----------------------------i
and Nose are Stuffed Up.
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aum.uiKie t h a t , F L O R ID A - O ltL /v N D O -- Orlando |
5 6 - F u e l and Feed
6 9 — R o o m s f o r H o u s e k e e p i n g S3— h a rm s and Land for Sale Jhw paving lit the M ar.ania Lnke-j Morning Sentinel; largest clussi ■i ■' $*'•. ?■H 'F F 1 4 'U H 44 * M * H 4 -> 4
^ "• IL It. Avenue- 1______________ ______
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i ; ,r on^ Property will In-gin this week, fjed business, rale lc u ward, min
Gount fifty! Your cold in head
rooms
0
r
'
’ *wo $13,000 h»mes have recently i IniUm 24c *:unh with order.
ItKNT.— Furnished
| FOR S A LK —Stove, and fire plate FOR
U\
or ra ta l rh
disappears.
Your
|
FOR
HALL.—r>
acre
fnfm,
new
|,ccn
completed
ai
d
Lc* -/
two more
for housekeeping. 1215 West Sec
wood. I’hone 4.71 J . I ll'J Park
clogged
imsrtils
will
open,
tlie
air
Ii „■ ' U.MPANY
iiouse, $.1,000.00. L. I,. KM|, r. . homes will be under construction i i , ,
. ~ , « ,~ T
' Ave.
ond St.
'k ’l.dl Store’’
passages
of
your
head
will
clear
j
Luke
Monroe,
I*la.
I
within
10
,l.,v\v,*
PPwidtty „f our j.
i within 10 days. We h u ie s e v e ra l’ — L cftaJ N o t i c e s
and you cun breathe freely. No.
^fiptiuns (lll(j yyjgjj1 FOR SAI.E.Stovo and fireplace FOR R EN T—RoomB for light
more discharge, dryness or head
v p n
deli very.
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BEAUMONT, Texas, Nov. 4.
—(/P)—The Spindle Top Oil
Field nenr heqo wan th reatened
by firo early today. Two Rush
ers were burning and wind wnn
blowing and shipping high
columns of flam es around a d
joining derrick tops. # Firem en
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S A N F O R D FLORIDA. THURSDAY. .NOVEMBER 4,1926
E ig h t P n g « Today >
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Europe Attend Wedding
WHILE Of Belgian Crown Prince WELCOME HER M ine V ictim s
TRIAL
TRIAL Results Of S e a n
. STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Nov. 4. - -thousands of yellow and blue
—(/F)— In the presence of the i mg-. Sweden's colors, mingled
crowned heads of four nations, with tho red, yellow nnd black of
Princess Astrid, 20 year old nieco Belgium.
George W. English Gives V k of
King Gustav of Sweden, was
Bitter cold weather ushered in Believes It Will Win A bsolute1'
Seat on Bench to Which He married today to Crown Prince
Vindication
of .Charges
the nuptial day. The snow .from
W ip ed
Was Appointed liy Wilson Leopold, the Rclginn heir a p p a r yesterday's l»l!..zjird lay deep in tho
That She Spept Vacnlton
In Face of Impeachment ent.
*
streets, but !'-:ert he loss the poo^
With Operutor At* Beach
Mayor Carl Lindlmi'cn of Stock pie refuted fln-ir enthusinm to be
.... —
i
holm officiated at the civil cere dampened. This enthusiasm had
SEATTLE. Nov. 4 . - - 0 D —
Proceedings May
mony, which will be followed by been increasrd -since the arrival of
Official reception of Quo jn M«Now Be Dropped an ecclesiastical wedding in Brua- Leopold, by the devotion shown hy
rie of Rumania and u 'xmr of
sels, next Wednesday.
the young couple n-t they were
Seattle were cancelled tt/day by
Seven crowned bends of Europe hcin walking m in in arm in t h e ' Defense Attorney Denounces
Was Accused o f Usurpation
Mayor Bertha K. Landes, when
V:
advices
were received th a t her
Of Rower by Members of were present in Stockholm for the street and the ('net that tho m a r
Prosecution as an Attempt
marriage.
riage
was
to
he
rat
iter
a
love
a
f
fa
ir
majesty
would
nrrivo
n
t
1:16
House and the U. S. Senate
At Persecution of PnHtor I this afternoon six h o urs hit* r
They were King Gustavo of than an affair ..f stste. At nil the
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Sweden,
uncle
of
Astrid,
and
his
•
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date
afi'iiir-preceding
the
m
arthan scheduled. Tin* committee
WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.-(/l*t LOS
ANGELES,
N..v,
4.—</F>!
Queen,
Victoriu;
Albert
and
Eliz
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a
g
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the
voting
Princes
and
Leowhich was (<> receive Q u te u Ma
•Federal Judge George W. English
a b e t h , of the Belgians; Haakon P"ld appear-d r idiuntly happy, til Ainiee Semple McPherson, evange n e was composed of thirty
B lo w
of Fas tern Illinois resigned today
.
,
and Mnud, of Norway, and Chris- though th" Crown Prince more list today welcomed her fiirtheom
Washington am! B ritish Colont
in the face i-f, impending
imp.-nrl.- , inn an<1 Alexandria, of Denmark, than
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m e appear, d souie.vlmt ing trial <m criminal conspiracy
bhi mayors, Governor H artley
merit
nrocectnnira,
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ORK. Nov. 4.— (/P)
IS1TPFMING. Mich.,'No*<
In addition
n\irm*n>us
I ’ rin c e a i iuii*v»|
and newspaper publishers a,id
fit act u»n tallowed func- charge", as nil opportunity to win
returns today em Aiinouiicenient of the resigna and Princesses and notnhles from! tion m quick -.a.-cession.
"absolute vindication” for herself wns lo meet iior a t th« atntuon.
—(/P)— A grit*f Htricken
tion, which was accepted, was made foreign stales had come to Stock
diention th a t f r o m
of women anti children,
The d'ltncr.t-cully inclined little and her mother, Mrs. Minnie Ken
till the end o f h is Senator Edge Says Election a t the \\ iiite House almost aim- holm for the ceremony. The Social Princess made those at the royal nedy, who is a eo-defendant.
of them widows and orp
Tlu* wealthy Angelus Tempi.*
jee the S en ate will
of the victim s, kept
Should Insure Revision of ultaneously with a call from a ist mayor of Stockholm was de dinner happy last night when she
meeting to arrange plans fur his signated to officiate a t civil rites. put the finishing touches on a biff pastor, her mother, nnd Mrs. l.<*rproblem* to P r e s i
Volstead Act W ithin Con trinl before the Scnntc on Novem
throughout th e nigfrV;
The streets of the capital were cake which was eaten by those rnine Wiseninn-Sielaff were bound
de. On p ap e r j u s t
tho great, gaping mu<
stitutional
Limits
Soon ber 10.
bedecked with flags anti buntings
(Continued on page three)
over to the Superior court y ester
f the S enators will
which marked the g t *
day by Municipal Judge Samuel R.
Impeachment of the jurist, who
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.— (JP)—
licans.
E ight of
fifty-tw o m iners entra
Itlake nt the conclusion of tho
The unuaunl haze inherent in pro wns appointed by President Wil
ill be in s u rg en ts.
the Bam es-Deeker Iroi
evangelist's preliminary hearing.
hibition as a political issue clouded son, wns verted on April first this
near
her* yesterday whan,
blicans will have a the outcome in Tueaday’a election* yenr, the charge being that he was
Judge Blake’s action followed
tom o f a sWamp gave way, fl
rity in the House, with the result th a t victory was ! guilty of usurpation of power and
delivery in his court of final a r g u
the workings.
rpents will he u con claimed today by lenders of both j other “ high misdemeanors".
ments by W. I. Gilbert, Mrs. Mc Gives Lecture on Magazine
F o rty of the msn nccoun
dor there.
wet and dry forces.
Editing and B usiness of
Pherson's attorney, arid District
Indications th at Judge F.nglish
and
believed drowned or auff(
there if- the prospect
The election, in the opinion of ; would
.......... not carry his case before the
Attorney Asa Keyes.
Newspapers Before Lnrge wero m arried and all exeapt
ite refusing to seat S enator Edge, Republican, New I gennte were giten recently when
■<jGathering of Club Members leave children.
After hearing Keyes denounce
fiR
in Senntors-elect— Jersey, and wet l e a d e r , ‘‘should in- w i ,,inm p
Zumbruiin. widely
the woman evangelist ns a perjuror
Huddled about bonfires
ylrauiH, nnd Smith, sure Volstead act revision within known ns counsel fo>* the Ku Klux Official Count Today Reveals
(By Mrs. Henry W ight)
Frnnk
P.
Forster
Made
Chairbecause of the appearance before a
company shacks on tbo mine;
beciu?«e of testimony constitutional limits," hut Wayne Klan, resigned ns chief counsel. At
The business m eating of the
Other 2 Proposed Amend
man of Campaign C om m it- : grand jury with her story of boface the llttlo groups pres*
nditurcs in obtnili B. Wheeler, general counsel for the
Woman’s
Cluh
yesterday,
presided
I th a t time, however, other members
ments to Have Carried by
tee; Total of $25,000 in ing kidnaped lust spring while
pathetic figure. Hollow eyed*
ons. This testimony Anti-Saloon League, declared thnt
t th 7
Memberships to be Sought I thousands of followers mourned over by Mrs. K. A Douglas, club ^ J J
Safe Mnjori;'
un Tuesday
by n Senate coni- “ in every rtnle where the drys had t/f his large legal a r ra y insisted
th
a
t
the
ju
rist
would
fight
to
the
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•
her
for
dend,
Judge
Illake
declared
president
was
brief,
and
ocropied
h
thfltTn
some
miraculous
tbe election,
n fighting chance, except M assa
entl.
J. G. Leonunly, Independent,
A three-day campaign for m e m -1^ ’e lay "under strong suspicion entirely with routine matte!*, ox- ncr tholr loved ones may hava'l)
returns (how thnt in chusetts, they won in tho S enator
eept for (he announcem ent th a t
Principal chnrgcs ngninst Judge who conducted a whirlwind c a m
of guilt."
spared. They refused to loav^
te will he 18 Re ial contests, according to reports
berships will be undertaken by the
improved heating facilities will bo
English wore wrongful m anipula paign for tiie offico of county
“
After
a
full
examination
of
tho
sceno for any re st and ■ p « * !
tt" Democrats, anil received a t our h eadquarters.”
tion of bankruptcy funds, u s u rp a prosecutor 12 hours prior to the Sanford Chnniber of t ’onimerco, entire evidence there is sufficient " d<l^ > nt ‘H * 0
E!Ti night alternately praying i “ *
“ From every significant angle of
Libor—Shi]istcnd, of
M anagers
tion
of authority over Illinois opening of the polls defeated Lloyd beginning Nov. 1(1, it wns an- [; cause to believe the defendant tfmt l,'°
of MflnB* er“ h a '' orlng about tho .workmen
In the present Sen- approach,” said W. II. Stayton,
voted u sum of $60 to tho Chil the shaft. ^Solicitous
mine
Solic
i Republican ina- national chairm an of the Associa state officials, use of profane lan F. Boyle, Democratic Candida to by T'onneed this nfternoon following « : Kuilty,” ho concluded.
dren’s Home Society of Jac k so n and cm phi
guage
from
the
bench,
and
the
ID votes, tho official count reveal ,. cting of the membership com-, Tho oVan„ cliBt pBiod as sho
ojtits served eoi t
Against
the
Prohibition
The -18 Republi- tion
ville.
lunch to the watchers and
.
heard the decision th n t brings her
Sennte will include Amendment, the results “ muy bo threatening of juries and counsel ed today.
This worthy philanthropy find* tered tho best facilities affo
000
in
memberships
is
needed.
In
court.
A
ppearing
before
tho
Leonurdy
received
a
total
of
3D7
to trial on chnrgcB th a t sho conlows, Nyo, of North fairly considered to constitute un
A leUer campaign for mendicrs spired to m anufacture evidence th at tho effects of tho rccont oast but It was littlo solace for ,
Blaine of Wisconsin, qualified victories f o r 'tho ndvo- Senate and through 'h is counsel, votes to Boyle’s 378, the figures
r t ,n(t Ulw Kidnaping story In const storm has added to tho num rible blow dealt tho happlneax^
were elected Tii"-* catcs of a substitution for sane r e Jutjgo English entered formal de tabulated hy the County Election resulted in 100 men renewing t h o l r ,
ber of children in its c“ rn* i n^ r thoso sim ple mining folkw ,(
.
Board, showed. Boylo carried pro- membership, according to Edward nn effort to refute tho
u the following who gulatory liquor laws fo r tho probb nial in each case.
allegation j
SOfl. ami has reduced the t T ^ C w T r o l J iburred
ro
from"
W
hether
tho
Sejiato
will
proceed
cinct
number
one
polling
133
v
o
t
e
s
1
J.
T
rotter,
secretary
of
the
trnde
I
te go to the polls: bitory E ighteenth am endm ent and
t
she
sopnt
tun
‘,n>^
’1
“
|
number
,,f
families
asking
for
litcompany
property
■
hoi
hortly
n fU rit
with
im
peachm
ent
proceedings
body
today.
This
number
was
not
to
Lecnmrdy’s
122
votes.
Tho
In
Wisconsin; Frazier, the vicious Volstcnd act.”
tngoo ut Cnrmol, C ullfomln, with t j(> ono8 f()1. n4j0jaion, ami Is making cave-in. ami m W off id
Q*c fo u rth of the population ui.
said not tq.4>6 known a t th« dependent candidate carried pre ih« total desired l»y tho o flcials her form er rradio
«,lin
m
u
i
r
n
l
n
r
K
e
n
.
.
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,
c
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J
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t
andOIi'Criu, rnd.
operator, Ken
I t f M T i j r t W i ’'i
the United S tates “ registered them- W hite House, although acceptance cinct number three, receiving 14G of tho organization and an active neth O. Ormlston, fugitlvo co o ^ t r o n g appeal for immodlato
brisks.
sistance.
Mr.
Douglas
urged
the
perm itted on tho wnuntde,
campaign was mapped out >oduy. defendant.
in the Senate were selves ns favoring modification of of the resignation was with the ap- votes to 127 for Boyle.
claims of Mr. F agg's work upon ,
of perioni ^
provnl
of
Representatives
MichenThe unofficial count yesterday
'F rank P.Foster,president of tho
fsbliian* Tuesday by the present liquor laws,” added Mr.
Recovers Comptisurc
her members, and asked for i n d i - ||n automobiles ^rom all A i
Wadsworth, of New Stayton, but Mr. Wheeler retorted er, Republican, Michigan, nml in The Herald gave ta o n a rd y a F irst Nntionnl Hank w. i made
(
iron ra n g e district foUoiriag,,
But she recovered her com v'dun 1 response
, of Massachusetts: th a t “ tho wets got only nine of the Sumners, Democrat, Texas, m an mnjority of 17 votes. The differ chairman of the cnmpnig.i comit- posure in a moment. On leaving
The feature of tho day was the >reports of the accidont and s (
agers
for
the
Hcruso
in
the
im
ence in tiie totals was due to a tee, which will include Forrest
acty; Cameron, of 36 S enator elected,” nnd thnt “over
the court room sho turned to her lecture of Dr. Hamilton Holt, of sta ff of s tate police was kept
iams, of Missouri; three hundred members of the peachment proceedings. In one or switch ia the total given Boyle, Lake, E. A. Douglass, IV, A. lA*f-1friends with the impassioned de- Rollins College, brought to San- clearing tho roads of truffle*1.
Team
land, and Harrchl, House with dry records or pro two cases, it was said the Senate who had been ere*lited with 181 fb>r and S. (). Sliiuhols* r. nt
to- d u ra tio n : “ As God is my judge, I for*l through the initiative of tho
Mine officials revealed tha
had proceeded with impeuchmont votes in precinct number eight,; captains will be appointed
nouncements have been elected."
Litoruture Departm ent, of which cavo-in occurred In an off
proceedings
a
f
te
r
an
official
had
morrow’s
meeting
In
thtTsom
inolo,
»•“
im,otent
of
thow
charges."
In
New
York
state,
SenatorGubriclln.
A
Ictnl
of
18
votes
had
tohinson, 'in InMrs. Anno Van Ness Browne U working about 100 fact hoe
been reported cast in this precinct Cafe. Each teum captain, 10 in i Attorney Gilbert in his a r g u chairman.
A generul invitation main s h aft of t h a 1mine,
ttong tiie
last Elect Wagner, Democrat, said he resigned.
ment denounced the s ta te ’s activi
The resignation wns tendered and political observers in the uh- j number, will have three workers.
had hoen issued to tho public for heavy ruins had deaf
flection was mndp regarded his election and tho r e
ties
as
“damnable
prosecution.”
The comjn| ttco wjn r „]lcit mcma, Steiwer, Re- sult of the state referendum on the fo r Jud g e English by Edward D. nonce of official figures assumed
this occasion, nnd tho house was hwump, pressing tha bfcd
belatcd victory, ile- same question of giving states the K ram er of E ast St. Louis, Illinois, they had been cast for the Dcmo-| berships nnd Imt contributions, it ! “ Absoluto vindication, th a t |s our filled with muny ladies, nnd a few cavity. A section appro)
The election j WJJ8
There is only ono clnss gonl, nnd nothing short of it,” Mrs. gentlemen.
Deinocint, and rig h t to determine what liquor is his chief counsel. A ttorney Gen erotic candidate.
a city block In width and
membership und tho fee is $26. _McPherson announced to
hor
*I<1, Repuhliinn in- intoxicating “a m andate to me to eral S arg e n t nnd Representatives board officials said, however, th at
Mrs.
II.
F.
Whitner,
Mrs.
Fred
fell into tho workings and .
T h0 fjnant'0 committeo will e x -' congregation last night. “ For tho Wilson, Mrs. W. M. Thigpen and made its way to tha main
»E as an independ- try a t once to get modification of Michener nml Sumners also were only Dl of tho 18 voters m arked;
tho Volstead law."
present.
the ballot opposito the name
i pCnd the money derive*! from cuusu of Christ, for my hundred Mrs. S. O. Shinholser, hostessos of flooding the thro# levels of "
A rth u r J. Davis, state superin
of thousands of frionds, for my two tho day received a t tho door, and
Boyle.
Lconnrdy
yesteniay
said
memberships as follows:
*re certain of elect- tendent of the Anti-Saloon Longue,
minq.
he visited nil the polling precincts
F o r curreht expense of the beautiful children, for my previous cordially welcomed all newcomors.
in a special elei tion however, declared th a t Justice
Instant Death Relieved
except the Gnbriella precinct.
Chamber of Commerce as n "go faithful mother, for right and Immediately u lte r tho adjournment
tmtxr 29 to fill n W a g n er’s defeat of S enator Jam es
*
The
onti^pped mon are bel
decencyism,
for
the
hom/r
of
wom
Seminole county voters register ing organization.”
of the business meeting, Dr. Holt
A “puy as
W. Wadsworth, Jr., Republican
anhood, absolute vindication Is was introduced to his uudlcnco by to hove bevA killed almost I~
ed their disapproval of the pro you go” policy will b« followed.
actually begin to 1chairm an of the powerful steering
ly as the jnountaih o f1*:
posal to appropriate general rev
To pay off as much as possible upon our banners and will be up- Mrs. Douglas.
fits m their victories and m ilitary a ffairs committee,
I
choked every outlet of tlrf,
enue funds for tiie common schools of tho $23,000 debt incurred lust held every stop and every dny un
The lecture was something en * *level and then worked ita i
*)’ when Walsh, of wus a “g reut and fa r reaching vic
til
it
is
proclaimed
by
the
courts,
by
a
mujority
of
100
votes.
A
wY*i w ' *
year.
tlrcly “different.” I t contained a the lower reaches until
and Hawes, of tory for the Anti-Saloon League.”
City
Manager
W.
B.
Williams
sho
said.
total
of
298
votes
were
cast
ngninst
general roviow of tho press of tho sh aft was filled. As tb e
Fund for entertaining tourists.
e their se.its. They
“The Republican p a r ty in New
■?
“ Again I reiterate wo welcome day, and comparisons with th at of w ater rote to the surface £ _
f°r the hahuiee of York,” he added, can no longer today announced th a t he would tho amendment nnd 192 for. The
Industrial committee's survey,
ask city employed through d e p a r t other two proposed amendments
IW
tW
A'
m>i which hml been boro from within in order to try
. . . .
...
'. I and for expenses connected with the Suporlor court trinl and desire the past, was ropleto with w itti of seven of the v ic tim s ^
mental
heads,
to
contribute
to
a
th
at
it
shall
take
place
a
t
th
e
cisms,
and
with
the
speaker’s
dwn
wero
approved
by
the
majority
o
f
.
the
bri
rj
of
ne.w
industries
to
rrlinn day by nppoint- to filch liquor votes from T am
brought up and rescue CT*t&
“ municipal omployes Christmas the voters. The vote on the nmond- y a n for(|
curliest possible moment, assured ripe nrd .views on its many phases. cecdod in removing them,
many Hall.”
fund.” The city m an ag e r revealed ment which would change t h e ' 1"
• ’
..
.
about
tho dy of’ William Tippett, fQI
thnt nothing but complete vindi Illuminating facts
Congressioiial districts
A sim ilar situation arose with the tentative plans a t the City
", . .
,i,_ nui„f iu«-,
Public ity committee. Advortisgrowth
of
the
advertising
industry
cation
can
result,
for
tru
th
m
ust
the mine who was conduct;
be returns. ||„. ltcpub- like conflicting statem ents in Illi Hull today white acknowledging a
to its presont enormous value, its Hill, s mine Inspector
triumph," she declared.
forty one more seats nois where George B. Safford, state receipt for $385, the contribution
Under tho law, trial by Jury Influence on trudo, both a t tho shaft wen among those rant'
House than the Demo- superintendent of the Anti-Saloon
~ = oit
^ the *amenfl>nent
« > x ' - V as17,',;
I " ; s /y..
buying nad setling olid, and its Hill’s body has not been
to ownJfurcs
o;| j j{i. League, said the defeat of George of city employes to tho Red Cross vote
m ust Htart within sixty duys.
93 Denim rats, one, E. Brennan, Democratic S enator for Florida relief, from William M. ership of proporty by foreigners PUP*,CA chango in venue may bo neces strong motivation of editorial poli
The terrific 'force of the
Haynes, treasurer of th e Sanford was: for 271; ag a in s t, 147.
sary for either tho prosecution or cy wns ono of the m ost*striking is shown in the unsubinstged pi
r and one Socialist. ial nominee, and "dripping wet,”
chapter of the society.
features
of
this
review,
defenso duo to tho fixed opinions
n clasificnl'on in- had .‘‘blocked w et s tra te g y ami put
of tho upper level of the.VtW
“ One g^ood turn deserves a n
,T*1M
. ‘It wns refreshing to look nt thp Huge stones arnd tim ber
in this county.
>*en insurgents. Of a crimp in their national plans other,” the city m anager said. " If
M
iVS .t-f'J I.N*
/
*
magazine business from tho point wero torn awayy as though
"•‘rictf thru- are now for several years to come.”
_ *) v >
wo havo the spirit and the will to
of view of tho oditor’a chair, and wood. Timber m atting ap<
b!'«ns, iWll by DemoThe Seminolo County Chamber
help others in distress in our
to lenrn thut for all of ita difficul foot wide earth partitions wi
e bV n Farmer-laiborof
Commerce
board
of
governors
sta te ,” he said, “wo m ight do the
Officers of Sanford voiturc 10
ties
it hus a very hum an and some rled completely away, and'c
Pr*aent House them
same, thing for those a t home.” »
nnd 8, American Legion, art* put will eject officers for tho ensuing
times amusing side.
IfopnhliciUM than
into the generil.rttass of
y
e
a
r
a
t
a
meoting
in
Lake
Mon
Mr. Williams will call a m a t ting the finishng' touches on the
, Repuhlii ans hnvThis lecture has been delivered The bodies o f;the men
ing of city employes soon, anti Ihe, miniature box car in which two roe, tomorrow night. The board
v 'hniocinls 181,
a t Yale University and other prom the surface w$re battered
plans for tho Christman furfd’ dis " p o o r ‘goofs,” as the novices are will meet In tho new school build
"*e ‘hree. Socialist
'
-------->, inent points, and is always well re m ost unrecognisable.. .
cussed, a committee appointed and called, will ride next Tuesday night ing, a t 7:80 o’clock.
vacancies.
AH outstanding business affaire ceived.
About 160 men were e»]
J. H. Fox and A D- Amstutz, distrbution arrangem ents niado. on F irst S t r e e t A fte r the parade, ’ ‘ The county chamber body will wero brought fo a close and/R e J An Informal recoptlon tendered
City
employes
will
be
asked
to
givo
tho novices will be taken to the assist In the formation of * Lake ports of committees mado and dls- Dr. and Mrs. Holt gave opporturiL the mine in day and
wantod herd on swindling charges,
Ivan waKw' on y
will have a hearing beforo the gov names and addresses or orphaned American Legion h u t and Initiated Monroe chamber of commerco. cussod a t today’s closed meeting t y for Sanford folks to m eet and
the d lM st^ rh o t;.
children,
widows
and
jobless
f
a
t
h
Members
of
other
tra
d
a
bodies
in
Into
tho
“playground"
of
tho
legion.
ernor of Georgia Monday when a
of the Sanford Lions Club, held at nave a few moment’s chat with
• were pn tha
‘
•
The box car, built by members th e county have been Invited to noon today in the' Seminole Cafe.
plea for th e extradition of the pair ers.
these interesting people,, and dtur-;
The city manager went down In of tho society will be mounted
____
to the.
onatten d the meeting to organiso tho
to Florida will be argued by oppos
Plans
were
formulated
for
..a
(Continued on page th ree )
to hie own pocket last Christm as an automobile cha ssii , ■
Monroe
tra
d
a
body.
ing counsel.
Joint meeting of clubs from
rt
Sheriff C. M. Hand returned W and provided dinners and glfta of
cities of Orlando and Day
•ublican MaAway
toryof Demofor 7 Seats
ntsMay
Upper Hand
'rf vSeveral
“Strong Suspicion
of Guilt,” Court Says
Women and
Seattle Reception
Keep all NigfciP
For Marie Cancelled
A t Mouth of
Where Men
<
[Nearly All Dead J
Leave
Forty of the Dead
Michigan Catj
phe Married Hi
WET ISSUE IS YET
sentatives la
to House CL0UDEDBYB0TH
PARTIES’ CLAIM
HAMILTON HOLT
SPEAKS BEFORE
WOMAN’S CLUB
SCHOOL MEASURE’CHAMBER BO D Y
DEI FATED BY 106 CAMPAIGN WILL
VOTES IN COUNTY START ON NOV. 16
City Employees To
Have A Christmas
Fund Organization
Legion’s ‘Box Car’
Is Nearly Completed
Will Organize Trade
Body at Lake Monroe
LionsClubPlanning
Joint Meeting For
Cities In December
Alleged Swindlers
Fight Extradition
For Florida Trial
0 r d Artists
st Tonight
t|on WDBO
2onnfcrd
, f 5 l a"i"
s he,airCluh
on the
fr°grani °f station
1 ,A ‘tiusical pro<?"■ l y n A.
I “ " M the TourUt
k f ' l h ? rt' ,M n 0
Sanford today from Atlanta, G»*i
where he presented extradition pa
pers t o . Governor W alker for the
return of Fox and Amstutx to San
ford. T he'tw o men nad employed
a law yer to represent them and an
appeal w as'm ade to tl)e governor
not to hqnor the extradition papers.
The law yer was also perfecting
plana to have a hearing on a writ
of habeua' corpus in Am«ricu^» Ga.,
where th e men were arrested and
are now in Jail. -The .fUing of a
baskets of food for children, m oth
ers and fathers who were n o t so
fortnnate.
i
County l i t South Dakota E lects
From;;!” “
Funeral Rites Held for
Mrs. Asplnwall Friday
CHAMBERLAIN, 8. D., Nov. 4.
—(/p)—Baffao county, South Da*
kpU, has returned to the dominion
of the red m an as • resu lt of tho
election Tuesday when a full county
ticket of IndianV candidates was
victorious.
v
j I I ’ was the f i r t t Instance in
American bU teiT aljjeo the corf*
The funeral service fo r Mrs. M.
C.
Asplnwall, who died a t the John
ford'Vl11 inclu<|e numHopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Ifd.,
Wd enfortainera as
Sunday night, will be held a t 8:80
o’clock Friday afternoon in the
'P’*br>, pianist.
M iller A Erickson F unerf 1 Home.
I*w, soloist,
writ for habeas corpus.will nOt be Rev. / . B. BooL J a a t o r o f . th e
vfohnist.
m ade n b w .i li w as raid‘ ,
Congregational Church, wUl b e j n
Soloist.
Tha i h e r i f f tfiU re tu rn :to A t i w - |
•*
.* * so
■ *
of *such
oommittee urrang- t a Sunday qlgfyt, accomnanled by charge of ths services. Bu:
__
municipal
CamsJ
'
■
“The
men
heafuni*
in
tho
Pfomm include.' counsel t e p m e h t i h g
* _
**•
Steele and
Railway
w«
'the
ms
Death' with the .Sanford Club
Decernbet-, a meeting which trill,
in AH probability, feature a speech
by Ttthl&ln O. King, former dis
trict gpverxor of Lion* Club TntmN
hatfoHal Imd'who Is tovr a msrabar
of' the Xiiternstioiul Advisory
Board.' •
. •
'
• SecnUry R- L. Robertson: j »ported on tha conference
held in Miami, at jMch. ha
' • All the men measure up to white
men.holding similar positions In
other tsaiee, in education and ex
perience, end ere all of a progres
sive natqrdjv >
.
'
la the use,” tfcclsred
t.
tKe new clerk of court
‘ educating in* for er
qot .io their
Jernigan Is Made,
Local Sales Agent
C. 6. Jsrnigan, fonnedy of Qo.
lnmbial a Cq'and Augusta. Oa.,1
hag been appointed talaa manager
pf the NdtU«At3iacnlt Company’s
W
!bs Banforth H
, . . .
W
m
•' •
f. Jernigan entered the staof the. eomsnny>tn 1WR p i
in this
Wfarflflg
: ■
▼Join
\)>r-wrr%
�Mi'-L'i
i
' ■™ W x£;. •;
Pp
m «K*nw
*V‘
Hk<‘T•V
’*/.1
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v
'
■ • *.1
i
X
WhelchelWorking
ges Hard For The
lit With Winter Garden
cKJ* ______
^C.BiLL DUBOSE)
D
This Rollins Trio Mope s to Repel Mercer Bears
~i
*5j*h School’s r«otbn!i, Mercer Bears Are
»‘<1n the middle *.*.' n stren“ tic* session in preparu- Not In
Condition
in ' which will Ik ployed then* :For Furman Game!
Tcnne>.J«*i 12; Georgia, 7.
jth o big leagues
\Vhat’s the date o t the Michigan
Indianapolis,
1
(din* Ft-.In football gam e and where Hon.
,i b*. play ed ?— D. B. M.
How
W hat was Grover Alexander's!
times {q J
Nov. i:l nl Columbus..,.
Wi,lt-r II.-IRcn
pitching record in tho 1915 world
h..w long has H nrry Tloilthiuin [ A. championship* 7*
s c rie s ? — F. D. A.
• ------- «•** r» n* i>
j T hr e.
Won one and lost one, pitching i : * ■’:
1Detroit. D. F. H.
.
r{
tjvo full gam es."
I Since 1915.
j
Do Princeton and Swarthmore
li yv many Limes has H arry |
meet* on tho.gridiron this fall nnd,
ill !<-»' knocked out
nnd by
if no, when and w h - r e ? — F. I). W.
»ni?- D. 1'* ts.
Yes, on Oct. .TO a t Princeton.
J Tv i< e. Sam Langford
turnin'?
Where did the Chicago White !<*,. I rick •" H roundH
lUH and , Nunmrlly’s candy t
•.vctkly sbiptnenu l
sox obtain liollin T h u rsto n ?—D. F.
* 1 *"
J
'resh stor k at all tjj
[{
* | |(,\V muny Mid went C m oie:ir«>
1 ; i.all games did Holoit win tin I [ >n ice).
St. Louis Browns.
, .
.
.J i m • in 1025? - F . G. K.
j
Did Earl Britts*i n.\Nu\>.
always jilny iti,
m
>y(l!| four, loxt none.
'til:* lia d y a r d while a t Illinois?Sanford and Re
How many world series did Stuf .1
11). F. G.
j f v Mclreis play with the A t h - , Hogiateicd Pharmi..
i Britton played behind the lint lei ics ?—-D. F. N.
tendance constantly,]
,
I during hia entire colleg:* career excurb service—with
Three.
j cept for a few games in 1925 when
Where did W alter Jfenline, P hil-| parking space.
he wns used at guard.
lies' <atelier, play before coming to
How many opponents has Gene
Tunney knocked o u t? D. K. N.
Thirty.
How many seanori* did Lew Foil
seen put in *n (lie National I.engm ? I). F. W.
Five.
I low long li.is Movie ItosenldoiMi
hi*e*i in the ring'.' I*. !•'. 11.
Since 192.T.
tt Mosunic Bldff.
I’hone 75
What was tin* leslllt of the TellSAVK by givinff us your sldewulk, driveway
iiersee-Georgia foot lull I game last
lion work. All work guaranteed.
fall ?--!>. F. S.
I
Fresh Box (
i { i , ‘t h e teum is looking oet: ]
_____
t It- has a t nny other timui MACON, Co., Nov. J.— (Special
n and will be ill splendid | to The H erald)— With the hardest j
ftn fo r the game.
game they will piny this season |
m * th e (tame with W inter j only a fiw days off. Coach Hern ice i
lost no time yesterday in 1
den It not feared stilt Coach [H . Moore
Mo
tththtl in not underestim ating j Retting his men out on Alumni i
'.'strength of the team and is Field for a round of practice and ;
g his c h a rm * very hard so n limbering up, following the game
will ne in Hiiupc for a with the F ort Benning Doughboys
attOtis gur.ic. The (tame with S aturday, in which tin* Hears were I
fo r (.iunion will he followed banged considerably.
Guiniird Wilder, steady tackle:
listice Day with one of the
le s t gam es on the schedule and re n te r was able to practice ye»t
will be played with Daytona | terday. but in* war limiting badly,
jacli m Daytona Heat h.
j and will hardly In* of much service j
fw'-v Daytona Heath has one of t h e 1'" ,ht’ '’'.troian game. At present
« < ‘W
U anis in this section of the u ><
‘ " r„'* U U and ia making a strong fight ,|" " m '" ll" ’ W' " M" Al1'1" 1 th *’
far the >Ute champk-.iship. It w ill!
" r"
ogamst the
W l be Quito on upset in dope for S u n - , Um k )w *i team in the S. I- A. A.,
*K to defeat the E a s t Coast I whirh, despite its loss to OgleW ’b tft If the hoys can keep up I ‘h,*ri«*Atlanta S"turduy.
is still
’' i U* tt h e« t they are going at the I " " '’ " f ,,M’ ',""s t f'»r " " d » ,>l<’ «’,uvt:n*
titln ie they have a splendid in the south.
In udditii’n. to this, the Hornets
Hay S. Frnlick
Hob Hurhans
(Tippy (iraham
m ' of defeating Daylonn. i f . ...............
j cun shake the jinx th a t Inn. * ' »
pl«V'"R " " their own Geld
When Hollins meets M o v e r
• ,i i. n Field here. Nov. It tin* T:*r v. .11 need a strong lin* to atop
a C S p f i n g on to them in lln»
wl,‘' » l,a m ‘’ *
|, n >!.
Phony" Smith. i.n* ..(.• o liehl ru n n e r of the Iteari. I. !ho will depend upon hraliik,
tKree games they will bring | ‘ r."wri *" 1,1,111
'' u " " " n " n,U 1|" ’
”J eason to close with one of tin*' HillI.aval, her eoneli set to wi|ie ({mliaii:. and (iialuim to repulse the Georgia invaders.
.
"
.
gent team s in this section <*f 1 O'** Hruins off the may- if tlmj
for the three defeats Mercer
state.
' c,,n
McReynolds
a n f ord
Cement Contracting!
T^l®fwrsfia. y m} ^ \B ig Ten Battles Coming
Eleven Is Again In
T raining For Gamo- S atu rday Are To Show
Rival Coaching Strategy {§
Now te) us take a look at tin
other -ide Mercer’s side, (Tiptain*
J((h)j
t||(i Kn.u(,.Ht | I>IM|,.r „
'M ercer ffothall team ever had and*
i(>fu.
one )(f h,.r wri|l|rf, Ht ,,n,|H will lead
ATIIKNS, (fa., Nov. :t
The
ids mutes against Furm an Sulurduy, determined to fight tlie Hor IJniv* rsit v of Georgia's football j
.
net * to Hie lust ditch. Mercer may squad bad returned to normal and
CH ICA G O , Nov. !l.— — W e s t- j on some new a tta c k s t r a t e g y w ith Z J
lose to the Hornets, but the latter
ci n confereuee football th is week ! a le.ini elm slened by by the altolaunched another week of active
will deserve their victory if they
is a bat lie m y a l of personalities. , r . I her unexpected dow nfall before
training today following tin* mis And not all of Iheni a r e f l e e t - ' Navy. At. W isconsin, Georet* I-itwin.
The Mercer hnekfield is not in prnsion of several players for in footed li.c l.q b n an.'* tin* l l lin o ii- • He drilled th e H adgers ai'iiinnt]
the best of condition. Hucli Loser, f rail ion of training rules and their i Chicago g a m e is osaenlially a duet Michigan plays a s executed by hi.-.,
quarterback, has u bud ankle. Six reinstatement yesterday.
bet ween A. A. S ta g g a n d Hob freshm en.
I
The plnyt rs, the number nf whom , Xuppke, v.bo for y e a rs have taken
Snller, hulfback, has a bud knee
V ost’a p re p a r a tio n s for Wiseou- '■
ami Phoney Smith is limping from was variously estimated lit from th e ir football out in »na< liiio*.
nM
fo rw a rd while la* keejm a ]
several bruises received in the 15 to IK, were allowed to return]
The
N o rth w e s te r n - P u r d u e o n - ’ w e a th e r eye on the g a m e u week
game with F ort Uenning. Marion I to
l practice yesterday a fte r pledg 1 gagem ent is, in addition to a f fo rd -j lienee with Ohio S ta te where Wilre
Roberts, who will probuldy see s e r - l iing obedience in the future In tr a in in g i,m* o f Hu* tli.i*. r t ro n g.'st bid Is hoistrrieg llis i lliiuces of sotai ll- !
vice in the game With Fuinm n has ing regulations, t'o a ih Mondrutl dt t ■ f.fr 1 1 l!ig T>*n ! it l>* i chin e < inn* th** Id'** Irom M iiiigan hy a
j a Imdly cut lip. Roberts is suhsti •-aid. They wet" seal I** the how
i ..ji imi
" fi imi
runi'"'i* a i no wi-elr cn I m rest for tin* Buck- ' '
u< o
l l " riiui'iin
(ulc lialli-atk and is playing Ins ers Mmelay alt. r tl.ey are ml i > I. r l.i tween "Mooli*’ Baker, Vei i yes.
Indiana is th * other l!ig i
l a v e aiiuiilte.l lall'ir.* l> • ■-nip!., ■ ltd,* leader iif the Purple, *ii"i i'eii **id*'iu| not figuring this week
lust yent t'or Mercer.
with all ii'ipiiremont!* ol tin head **( Tilton" Wi’eox. hark, who lia ie i onlT ieiiee football, tin* HoosierS|l
coach.
!• i i.il largely in nrikiug I’urdi.** fai iug another befeiii. in their i|
Coach Woodruff and olh* r -* lme| * a ■oiifeicm i* tlireat tin tall.
game with Notre Dame.
iiuthorities icfuseil to nuikc public
.Vi Iowa it will he Kul eh, w in
11
the mini s of the suspend'd inea.l
HOVER S l ’SPKNDl*:i)
iiiieaily has mad.* I.. » reput.d ton
I*
Ni'ithcr
would
they
«I
*
-*
.
I*.
m
.
tile
Reading- Emil P n u l s a ^ n l t Lake
u-'/iV.fiMVpot on*y
n*’*u to ’’*ay ’n
with ;h.* Hawkey**., .md il**rli .ioe
i *'Hil’e b u t has also liud quite n bit f’ity, bent Davis AIman, Philadel exact number.
N IviV YORK,
N ov .
!!.- t/P) - j
Coach Woodruff said the men sling, of Minucsoi.i. who strength Hurry Peirson tie* most ta tm e d ■
/'•t.Of experience in the backfleld. phia, 10 rounds.
p u n in .III ••"; d Ins lull for r . . ..gnilton >y a
fine sspiiit
Jacksonville l)ick I.... nurd, Sa- had shown aa •“ line
f'. 'tB oW evtr he will be noeded more in
boxer actively engageii a t the mo- j
*
; line than in the buck field nnd vannah, knocked out Davitu F iteu-j m ittiug llieir errors and ileilurnl j brilliant share in list S .itu n a y s ; in* ot, will he under suspension f o r 1!
tes, Culm, f» rounds. Young Will- I “Georgia Ims a team that can l»*, uoauig »U «*f Wisconsin,
P y H U doubtleta'play there.
a month as a n-.tili of di-.i|tiiilifi-1|
dosed in* i j In the way <1 persunalite* , cation for fouling Itm 1 Gorman a t 1
lligli has a very good lace New Orleans, ImuL Roy Pot- trusted and it is a
Maxwell,] ter, Marietta, Ohio.
d: nt now."
, Frosty Peters and . b e t .
H-.f Mtidi* on Square last night. P«*rr-]*
’told In Moldey.
V* rm.*<i, Cal.—-Mushy Cnlluluin.
With nil of the men had; in gave the* illim a t o dei.Mon .■*. i soli ini I hi-, first dvi’e.ii in four,]
j/i«’jBtodeib«ry und Captain Thcanplie* Hi
t ’i • hi s.I
train |Peiiiisylvania
will ••«
fej jijiQjj, wljh Russell, WhI.i u ", Zachary junior vvalterweight boxing chum- uniforni, the Hulldogs began
I
r
their
liners
at
the
Illiti
u*-Chii
ng>* i nm s ta rts Iasi night since coming t o , |
*'
jr* and atbera w aiting for a chance to (lion,knocked out Joe Tiplitz, Phil- inn with renewed y.eal ” Viilmrii.
1 Iml in the main l'i" ta m e mat h" I the United Slates f n \ u Swiden.jj
elasli next Saturday* with
p i diuplay th e ir wares. In the line itdelphia, 2 rounds.
•*(<ld Man" S ta g g and Zutqil. .
. (inrinan, who is f **im Jvcnosha, j
$onford High hks a fairly heavy
Wsconsin. was awarded I he bout i
Zuppke has all the In* t of it , in tli*. t if I It round when P ernum .l
With F ord Ham and Yancey at
mi season’.* performance, but f.d twice lainled low* blows a fte r lie’]
, , .g g a r d i, both of these hoys weigh
lowers of the game recall a day m lui'l ln*»*n warned In raise Itis rig h ts .! I
S K ‘3 9 # over 200 pounds,
1921 v. lien tin r«*li'.tivc situation • I', 'ill*, iides of the Stale Hexing j*
w^**. 'S p e e r ot left tackle though rutlii ilu* two team.* was somewhat sim , Commisioii provide for auti.’iiiutic ]
H fbt has been playing a fine
liar and Illinois had Grange nod I
,
all season, Nordgren a t tjie
Forillinm and Holy t'rn»s Imve the lat«* Walter Camp culled tin*, suspension in such cases,
NEW YORK, Nov.
3.— (/Pi
Uicklu is ulao light l>ut Ims Princeton and Harvard, headlining played for 25 years with inter
21*21 tie one of the greatest g a in *
Mr. ( ’nshnnilcarry expects to
t i t o played good football this pen* S atu rd ay ’s foot hall hill of traili ruptions.
With fourteen games be hud ever seen. Dll the s l n n g F i
d e l n up fs’.tNi.iNlo on Suzunuo’s
It. J h e chances are that he will tioniil rivals, are not alone among
played, the rivals are lied at seven of the tie, Chicago Won the con tennis tour. ’ ’ ’ This i*, you’ll
V# way to Fordhnm who Is both Eastern
friendly foes of long
ference champion** hip.
conrcde, a mighty pleasant way «if
ivtor and more experienced. standing. The University of Penn victories emit.
S lagg's attention \va* divided cleaning iqi what Hie proiii'dM’ is
Williams and Wesleyan midinm*
Mnoff nnd Entzm inger a t the sylviiiiin and Pent I State renew a
position* leave little to lie ile- foolhall controversy a fte r su
their ancient rivalry with interest lodav lK*tw«***ii defense and a n t h I plea.‘ L'I to call "unhealt hy am.iin*i- diift whi* h met with some - u*- tourism.”
for both have played jam up pension of hostilities for a year, unabated by reverses f.>r hmli.
cess
against Ohio Stale and v. ha lit
JOtball nil season.
extending over a period of !b>
lie
hopes
a haekfii hi intact for Hi** . F.omioi, * **ks th is in si maga».* I ... -— ---- — ---------------Tl.*‘ duck hauling season i about
years.
first
tiin**
in we* ks will make o - */i»** aitiil* ’’Does a •he(T lender
In begin, wbicli may mean that
Tilt* first game between Prince 1Coon* Goal in is to Ik * fin d again f«*«’tive against Ins old-rival,
j help tile team ? ” * * * Obviously
ton and Harvard was played in hy Washington, as usual.
At Michigan, Yost, too, work d ’ lip., answer is y**u -when lie’s quiet.
| IK77, a total of 2H contests having
I been compiled in the meantime.
[Princeton
hus amassed a lead!
Tomorrow Is Circus Day
with Ifi victories against nine tri
fcHIOAGO, Nov.
t / p > - Not re ' umplm for Harvard. Three wet*
" W
ses
r* ;>Dam«’» looming aguin as a n atio n -*uo-deci.si.m contests. Piineetoii has
P j «1 football champion, is now tin* won four of the lust live games
bf N()trc Uume’s ud mis-1 H a rvard’s only success sine.. I'.ill
*• <♦'*m
\ v
Ten
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being scored In 192.T. Harvard won
IV*
J o UM 111* Ten.
’ five atiuight guinea from 1911 to
py it wan reported th at five
{ ]m[
when t ,„. aeries was
, ,.ix v o te , necessary for th e *I ,.....„
l> u , ,
lhu w ur. Ul.Hlllll
interr.iljkte*
l ()iro a is u rr e d when Hie fuc- ing* tno struggle, ties were record’ ^ Dsantatlves of the WeatjaT' *.
».
i
*e«i in 1919 and 1920.
I conference meet here in exteu |
,
.
, „
T Mision Nov. 26 und 27.
' lVnnaylvanw and I’enn Stale
"i m any w a . o n . , Rockne ha,I « b - ,
^ ^
0
11 the conference rules for 1,1 ,HJ0 u
r‘'tuf " ' ll
itn> which cun usually find J <*tinsy lvunia the victor 19 times
. f a tto rn competition oil intef- and Penn. State six times, luj
tag callW r only in the Big Ten IIKU Pennsylvania nosed Penn
<?*••[*
Hk a 1admiusion
—-( — - - - - - - of
n / Kl
i*ii Dame
till iiva is
Is State out 7 to 0 but was crushed
Notre
by the Nittuny Lion th» following
to c a rry with It thu enlarge- ! season 21 to 0.
of the conference to the Big
*p, the ilesiruhlc even n p m - 1 West Virgin in anil P ittsburgh do
'T r m e m b iT a 'b iT n g achk'vtsfby " " l f"1" ,,"‘ h
aH •,tra n f ,n’
• , g In of Michigan State, which i "
K*™"*, hnv«j
i t e e n cam paigning in the East b«‘*n umformly dose
Plltahurgh
The readmiMion of wm' 'aHt
u
\
in 1917, a fte r an eleven “ nd h« year
\ 4 *« J" U c f t
tf i i b M n c e , w a i the last change
H, »Mr«
“ f vlct° P in
**.1
t ^ :W«toHc athletic circle
; ce#l|vo triumphf tho ’prevloUi 8Cft_
Ithe
oln»* of John ‘Robinson's Circs
t-«rly,'.
tombrrow
morning tho lor
to 6. P i t u . » ( w lnU r u . ™ . t . n . to
» ,
.John
Robinson's
Clr1
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m ..
d a*
one t h o l M M ' . I t t l 1 10 18 Jn4
* '
'
'' now proj
f.pW
p teuni
,
, and there .may be* some*
,
th e team when it takos
hfitfo uguinst Winter Garden
UWny.. The conata
constant fumbling
the bucka has ke|it the* tenln
x ii’ iro m ocoring many pi.-ints th at
e- * should have been witiioul trouble*.
1 * * d paattea from the* center linn
u*'< one o f the causes of the confumbllnB uml Sundk is work*
I'"to perfec t Ii Ih passing.
I (uniblipg eliniinuted there
a tfrent deal of difference
I. w o rk of the Leuni and the
|«ld will find that it has a
i w h erever they wunt to go for
‘ d H igh ho i n forward wall
E|1' fa alw ays fighting hurd. Luck
^confidence hns hoen a big druwd to the team ull suuson and the
*nnn with W inter Garden should
do « lot to distroy this evil.
TTie re tu rn of Angus Fordhnm to
aquad will he u l»ig help for
JTordham, Sanford High boa u
dbronf linesm an und also a very
capable backfleld ninn for Ford-
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Fight Results
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lotre Dame Will
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Xep, Reported
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Sanford Grovi
Amid Majestic Pines
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Two Outstanding Grid Contests Are
On Schedule For East Saturday
&7t
The Referee
Beautiful
Sanford Grove..
Ideally located for beautifu
homes. N o t too close to tl
downtown section. N ot to\
fa r from the city schools am
%
*1
churches.
inspection o f Sanfot\
is invited. A t yo\
call you will be taken to.st
this property.
You cannot help but becoi
scenic
u .y „
Flral .National Bank
V
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V-1
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m
f little
each
p iti
more punin^l V iM N r<((
other will ru in .1 od; • ijy.)
clerk and with the committee
.
tran
sa
cted
lean
jealousy,
a little less gossip, » W A m W W E ^ t K K m speaking
**■ In r e g u la r form for the
business
onthe
level
you
will
~
—w
w.......
~
win
not
little
less
knocking,
a
broader Decides the p trpngM t bond unit
prin tin g o f the tickets lor Tues
^ ^ .,-a m ilu so ’ ^
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be
afraid
of
the
clay
comirijr
when
minded
policy
of
helping
each
oth ing ‘hem is said t o be th a t of
d a y 's election. And when his nnms
^twnpeat in the political was "discovered” all aorta of rum- you leave this vale of taars and e r will work wonders.
the three La—lite ratu re , low and
* * >w$d, on Tucs<lny ora flew thick and fnst and Were go hence where the whangdopdle
language.
Some students put lan
~ ~ — ™it'WJts' discovered believed ns usual and in the m ourneth and the mocking bird
: As 1 Ktj,rtod ° “ t
rem ark, I j gguage
u a g e first and lite ra tu re lust, but
Office of county soliritor acrimninge tlfll
hat
followed John xingeth not.
'm*v«*r (Iincmmi noli tit* or religion
*
™i>dind no one knew it ex- l-oouardy wan IIN'tC<I to till1 of
unne; raomy
cssaryl* ", 0 t ’erS n’a,nt? in th a t the literature
-It.- is absolutely
C----- —
Miiiavt
E . F . Houshold-1 fj( O. '
And now that the enmpnign ia jtm m lout from fht* real job of i,<i what has made the language
! election officials. I What j
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over, tho country is saved and the building up a community and ge
foremost in the triplo bond.
congressmen ami sen you nowhere in the battle of Ufo,
nbout i Like nny o th e r election It makes i Democratic
........
the other fellow
the W
benefit
tee
i
| »>ut little difference in the general I Htor* “ re back on the job to k e e p , (Jive
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r
An American has Introduced the
si... .1_t.a
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c snuirie.
rHn „f t h i n g , who is elected and ■JJ,S ^ron' getting deep w ater in the j Die doubt and eacrcise n little more
bias
boii, a new hair style in P a r
who is defeated as tin- world l f’1' ■^nl',,-H River, what are y«n g o - ' Christian fulM,
— i*~
.and
.. .
faith and -■
charity
is,
but
coiffeurs of th a t city are
fa c ts In the case have !»*cn' swims to go on ns usiial
Hot in '".w
"bout it. We have a lot practice the Golden Rule and we
but up to the present tinw this p a rtic u la r case the smooth “/ Wl,r*‘ *■<> «lo here in Sanford and will all he better o f f and will frowning upon it, because ’ the
Understands what it is allf work was n o t done h\ those who iSeminole Gounty. We spend a lot hn\c more time to do the Voally task of cutting the h air long on
one side of the head and short- on
jr-vven tjie candidates for th.. i I'lvMiinably kept tiie dark and ;
tinu‘ *a idle gossip and talk log tilings in life.
the other is difficult for them.
-and it is just another •*«•- teriblo secret for mno\ months ! •bout- the fellows who are rcnllj I
_____. .
iOse hyslericaJ political mix enclosed in their bosoms hut the i *rying 1° do som ething and while!
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1 iwoimniit n win help ((into a
i h s t cannot and never will be bright lad i who yelled “ wolf" and 1w,“ ,ir<1 wasting our time talking .
.
itood by the publ.c a n d ! stamped,*,! the voters at the !u*t. Mhe city is suffering for those h'g j "
^I’11 '*’‘ omc «n active work* all of your timo talking for it
..J tW te i how eusilj tho puhli-,! moment in to doing Mirnetliing that 1 [bing> th at we should In- getting. Pr, 1,1 1
( baniber of Commerce and in the end we will all wind
Stampeded if they think i they th o u g h t wna a rcdmko to the
--------where your latent talen ts will have up with one big family and no
• is an y th in g be.ng kept,ondev l “ rin g ” (w h a te v e r that is> a n i l
Would it not Ik- a good thing for full swing. Instead of talking family rows. Quite a big job and
in-t your own
proposition nmvhe I nm expecting
• a \o d th e d a y for the p ro le ta ria t 1all of us to tu rn over a new leaf ng
expecting too much
which 1>
vw,,r rltv y ° u can spend but it CAN HE DONE.
. ,
. 1w h a te v e r th a t is) and a fte r look-! ami instead of c u ssin g th e o th e r i
e|e«t.d
tedn a , n,f " w ' 1 !,|e battlefield th.-> <. m . M l o w .-id a v o r to (dot rt
|d g c H o u sh o ld e r wa- el.N
f e w!
ag< "bake h a r d s with thems.-hc- for ( horns and get in the band wagon
prosecutor two years ago
a. fo u r y. ea r term. Before lie
lit ,! *,,;ooth Lit of political laim o m b e.; with the folks who a re trying to
>. hia* office in .liiniinry 1P2J* i “ bout t h - tVnest that lias been pull- put our i ity over, In fnct th e n
*^»Kilo holding his own o f f i i v . ‘M*
,,U,,,-V n «la.v and the joke of was never a time in our history
*'iunty Judgo fh< nominee, for V *s 'but us yet they <b> rot know when we needed boosters more
Ity Judge, Sehells* Maines, JUHt bt.w i< all came about
I I M a s o n i c H id * .
j»h o n e 7 5
and knockers less than at this very
Hdusholdicr wav obliged
period.
We are in the t ritieal
tlr* Judge’orrtil a
f i V! " 5
vour
d r i v e w a y a n d fm tn Since 1 rawer tliseii-- p .litns <,t rta g e just now hen* a little pull
dtilitm w o r k .
\ || w ork g u ra n n n le e d .
•sor was apptunte,j t,v <;n \ . telrgittri arirl l»*t everv man g>-*
. >. ( “M artin. When it r-anie time away with his own parti, oat brand
ke. his own offo - it
was tills situation will not I,,- iii-tus-cd
rtd th a t he bad tailed t** take any m.*i < in ibis e l m ,,,, and i
of office ,t tin- |o,,|„.| tine only taken up now*
pr*,-.,* m>
he could r.1.. \\),i|e
| ,,| f ..... . 'll mu t.lt.il I be \ .,11 c d"< . .....
judge and his ..*fr .. tl ,.n I,,. '•••is,*r, -iml <!,.,•
g,,
11„. ,
appointive ai.d tl, g-vern-.- ' •••'"•us pi ,p«. itnois and
-iiallt
ainted him until the next g,-n \,*tes blind ami it is prtdialdv pi**'
election.
iilmol ns g«wt,l a w a y a m u a d sin, ■
sV-*'
*; a
.
candidates did n,.f .|uali;'y!1filial
. because tht*y were asleep at |
awiteh anti did not wake m, I And again tin* Amor n an publi,
Bite the fact that for eight is tpin k to t.-spnnd t,, It,e id, ,
before the election the „f e.spi-tinlly atlv.-imt-tl at the |a-r
Was listed among the. elective . moment lloir a tamlnlate m iml
Sees as a notice in a h„-al papto i getting ., -tpmie ,|eal
\ml it i
all right ibat • m I, uli- is ;,ri cam
It® general opinion prevalent I'll®1*'ll - I........ ..I the Am ( i i .
Jud g e
Moirsholilt-i should
can M-t,-i
I'm. many lime- thcle
It® resigned is errorieous as bo is sb*'na,|ig;,n mi,| trickery to coin
nothing to resign nlxoit. ||,
Imt and tin
espei-iitlly true ini
3c« became vacant Inst Tuesday tin* Inc , itu-s where politics is
' *® every oth er appMiti.ivc of very, m -i > ditty. It i.H right and
bccume vaeunt. Aid! the. fact prnp.-r that tho candidates shoti'd I
. t h e office was* to. U-tt>m, d1'1 -‘ -‘l,,a»e ileal the manlier iii
t n t was
• i h M n' n, 1 ,.,“ IV‘,' t! M‘'1 u“ ' I "'ll, It II IS given in whole soul, d
th a n a n y other ..fit, e is ml (end whole heartedly fmn, the aver
w L b U,,J l ’l 1
j age Voter and a f te r all do any „f
in d a n d find
the interest in p o litic 'that
_ ina a n a find nut about them 1we should t a k e 7
n o t , u p to u certain candidate]
_
WW filed* M i aypliratinn t,,
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•roiutrL and about from t|„.
A " tt‘V re m c u b ,■>•-»!,.
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f/ttiki fft
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wiint an\ lhmif
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blow \ „,| off
W aW andldptoV name does y n „ r feel. Then- m „ | wims an
•pear on the ticket M. «l.o‘ ,„ h e r day .......... .. v„„
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JOHN J. LEONARDY.
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23.75
22.50
20.00
I carry Sanford's eve
ning paper, which is a
source of considerable
pride to. me~as well as
to* my
subscribers;
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*• Mill d^° for y o u m l l
’ ■-“ f f i ’SIS • < « «
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I f you haven’t already
done so you can em
ploy me to leave The
Herald at your door
each evening.
E
tor,
itrict
State
Ni^or J°,.u *s t ^ t yon
SLIS nch- rcd blood! I t
T n : ve^
re th a t
• “■wd-cells
U S i r kby
build
thothea®
miU
Study Its Location
MILLER. Pres.
Ptm
E. C. MILLER,
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J. J, PARRUrl.
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SANFORD
j A Hprald Carrier Boy Speaking:
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San Juan Garage Co.
•121 S. Sanford Ave.
Phone 6.1 0 -W
9
To the looters
f Seminole County
r,*'
None sold at this price without
this coupon.
Melton Electric Co.
•A t i n
ie titt
'ANFORD GROVE; i
W. F irs t St re st
Let us do the wiring—we ai*e
JNO. D. JINK INS,
may b<
had at prices consisted
with the extremely good
location and the beautiful
natural lay out of th<
property.
Development of Sanfon
Grove has not been kite<
to the public in glowmi
terms of 4‘what will b(
\tyCrlVv
done. Sanford Grove hai p e t it e O
sold, and continues to sellj <j(mt/
homesites in a high-clas^
sub-division that is growi
ing because it cannot hel]
b u t1grow.
.
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With this coupon and $6.00 ydtiyl
can get one high grade cord tire ; *
30x3 1-2
#
*
/
experts and ran nave you
money and assure wiring that
is free from defects. Esti
mates gladly given—before
you let your contract, con
sult us.
STOMACHTROUBLE
CONE, BAKES
40 PIES
>>
,
It kills the germs.
State and County Taxes
NO W DUE!
, fa
Sanford, Fla.
ngue, Bilious Fever
and Malaria
(»ood Blood! Good
Looks!
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B r o s . W h o le s a le T ir e ■
B a t t e r y S u p p ly
’
Ids* Grippe, Flu,
Ffolt Talks No Sprayed Fruit
Woman’s Club
Being Shipped Now
K
BOYS’ SUITS
Ih a Prescription for
McReynolds Drug Co.
B S f .' y * . And Urn,
v a l u e J l ° n,~“ fWlir |,it,c e s *
s . ;i
I The Public Libcary
Fresh Box Caedy
i if
LADIES’ $27.50 DRESSES
•
High Low f c l .
■* , Nor.
AtSant^ ............... . uu
50
38
‘
le—P-rttive,y ,0W Pre"‘ Birmingham
38 v .00
00
1 cenTrrrd this morning Boston ......... ............. Rfl
ad* .oo
^
Florida and Buffalo .....
3p
Charleston .
.04
40
•
38
n the office of >v * j ’ Chicago .....
Jfrment nrfteornlogiet. Donver .......
28
. irfa of
1(1*8
111 high
h pros- Dos Moines
o n d °Do! " ,Mlt . 0 i , l C .n „ . k,
y,n' '•«" w t netter ami
over Oklahoma City Galveston ..
VV.P be.U,7 ' Evpn if bowels move
Kansas City
ri»V covered (lie tern- | ,xu,laan
v.,iy
IddiG
nka brings out much
ffeeted by the low pres- Memphis ....
^tinila llll'u candy received Ikin
rose J. New
Temperatures -----. w . Orleans
K ' " * 'vhith vou n*vcr
Nunnally's
Chnrskayn—Fledglings.
„nd the upper | New York
S h i r r 1" ;Vo,,r "yotem hud
weekly
shipments to assure
(.c o p e r - T h e Pilot.
t
I
eleewhen;
tem per-1i nLlaltataa.
Oklahoma ICity ........ 54
Me
h
No
hU
.V
P
n"
K
cm,!,ed
tix,u:
fresh
stoel;
at ull times. (Kept
Dickenr— Magic Fishbone,
lirrlnK the last 2-1 koun. | Roleigh .................... 5 4
tlu 1 f
r atter whnt you ^ v .
t>n ieo).
oster
Housekeeping, (’«.•,kcry W i k « fHr*H mn(h nn'' h w u l8 * A d-'
L temperature roporte 11 St;, L o u is . ............. 48
nnd Sewing f„r Little Girls
? w(5' 20 degrees, at . Snlt U k e City ........ 50
nim
rlinWv nnd
T other
,,r'V d>ou’
r bnrmacy
r u g g i sUnion
t s . ’ -1
, Platte and Hodge City, h S h r e v e p o r t ............ 0«
rt0L, 5 rnn/ r story ,,f thp shin*
Sanford and Geneva A w .
nn ti ^ ft'vt',ornc— island Farm.
— A<Iv.
-'n* the last 24 houra 1 W ashington .......... 44
Registered Pharmacists in a t
Hudson—
Little
Roy
Lost
tight and occurrc'l in *B artow ................... 74
tendance constantly. Fountain
Ingelow—Mops,1 , the Fairv
Igodi Carolina, New Eustis
82
rurh
’service—with plenty of
Jrving—The Alhambra.
Colorado. Elsewhere Ft. Myers
82
parking space.
,
jo
^
rVin^
Legend
of
Sleepy
H„|
F t Pierce
C ^dierally was fair.
88
"
reported at
Gainesv
J 1c .......... flo
wasreponetr
,,v „»jnB
5v/ic
A good looking man or woman
Lang— Magic Fairv Tales
^iv and light frost a t Jacksonville ............ 58
, ho can smile is a ,„ re winner in
. Georgia 11 mi Hit ruing- 1 Key Went ................ 8 0
K ip lin g -P u c k < f Pook’s Hill.
1Miami ...........................sg4
00
Headland — ('hinese
M o t |, r tit
tM
111
A good a p p e -i
r ,t.tc nrenn*-. sn u b s and health: but,'
,,o I Goose Rhymes.
Orlandn ..................... 5 8
how ninny enjoy their food? They I
‘'Hlnc —«()nee on a time.
Plutarch— Lives; retold bv Wes ru ffe r frob. livvr trouble „ r in.li- J
ton.
KOFtlon and life becomes n burden.
Pyle—Qtto of the Silver Hand To feel well, the bl„„d must h pupe I
Rush & Winslow—Modern A lad nnd rich; if ,( ,s impure, many ills!
are sur,* to follow. An old reliable
dins and Their Magic.
Luc-il fliillt
1(
W INTER HAVEN, Nov. 4 ._
medicine g„o,| f„- stomach and
Scott- - Kenilworth.
lime. Mr.-. Ui-v.it. who , — Any instances of “sprayed"
Seaman—Three Side „f ]>.m , liver is Dr. Pierce’s Golden MedlL|„n Hr. Il*.|»
allow I fr u ' t being shipped t o ’ northern <lisc» (in*cn.
cal Discovery, made „f lierh-Lnpd
r,it>U !*"*"81" "i by the Inninns
•jviieg,-,
ex.umt.n
many
I
"
,ark
f
s
from
P'-ritin
should
be
S«»ton
Trail
of
the
Sandhill
!
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’ " ul1 from their nearby
” Reservations.
* • *H1Mills, IIt| |
Ifj ami ,lr< <*r at hois, the ! forgotten in light o f the fact that Stag.
hn«4
I'I Ilievei)
iuvan1 thou
*
is "'■•••a
being shipper
has
n
amis,
it m ,|| help 1
liful of tlic.i l,ring t he no
. — such fruit —
Stone- Ranksidc C,'.tmn, llOOli
.vou. Try it.
‘
1 Sawed Treasure from NOW, nowdlL.etashrdletashrdlnun for Children.
NOW
nor
will
he
in
the
future,
de
Ii»r> from Italy, France,
— Adv.
T y l e r — Twenty-four
Unusual
| Poland carne us'recog- clared Nuthan Mayo, Coommission- Stories.
lm
.1 great figure in er o f A griculture for Florida, <m
Untermeyer — This S i n i n „
bnil w„rlii. hut liecaus? his visit to this city today. Mr World.
•
ring work for Interim Mayo was accompanied by Mrs. J
Vaughan—G reat Peoples of the 5
Bhi| and universal Hinton Pledger, s ta te
inspector Ancient World.
bureau, who haa been m aking an
flu and Mrs. Brown extensive Rurvey of the citrus sit.
The Radio (’lun of Toulouse,.
■th the guests of honor. uation throughout Folk county.
Pome w h s at (rat lively
Mayo s tated th a t a bill would he France, i* inviting an exchange of
1 with (jiiantiti, of the presented to the next legislature views with orgunizatioiH m thi.;j
intigoroo leptopus, to prevent the spra y in g of fruit country on the progress of radio in'
■along the foot lights of (o rais the acid content. Ih) de Ainorcu and France.
I
in bii'krt 1,11 tallies, e In red th a t no direct proof o f ursled „wr tbr v. bitr Lit - 'i m t e lead s p ra y in g bnd been pre
State and (-ounty taxes are now due
sented Iris departm ent, and ex
?tab'*-, wane Mr-. D. pressed
- - - ..........
- <opinion
>h„ „ » ii ciiiii
the
that no
no vmiaviolaand payable at the County Court House.
I»nd Mrs. Fred Wilson turns of this kind were likely to he
A discount of two per cent is allowed for
lovely with its [link repeated.
silver appointments,
payment in November.
wa*. dune by a bevy MILS. J. w. W ALKER BETTER
I
|tr members of the
Edw ard E. Walker, constable,
kpaitmi'iit, Mesdumes
In calling foi^tax bills, property owners
nfincr. Maude Clark, returned to Sanford this morning
should give the legal description o f prop
X,J. I'. Hall. .1, H. Cog from the bedside of hi* mother,
Mrs. J. W. Wulker of near Gaines
. K. Platt.
erty, as shown by deed.
ville who was
stricken
with
"I was n nervous wreck with
paralysis nine weeks ngo
Mrs. stomach trouble. Had dizzy spells
nlker was able to take a few and could scarcely walk.
I be
step,, yesterday for the first time gan taking Adierika, and now I run
since the stroke.
Mrs. W. A a re s ta u ra n t and bake 40 pies a
Tax Collector Seminole County
Hopkins,
n
d
au
g
h
te
r bf Mrs! day. When my friends ask how I
I from page I )
Walker, also live." hero.
do it, I tell them about Adierika.
>dinner was given in
Jut of llie Duke tif Vas| Aitrirt'- t at In i'.
The i
tilth i' , i.iuparal ively
zrrSt
ppl ilw. lliiigs go, fi,rrspied by lilt* Danish
■den. After tin* dinami Princess and
I persona,• atlendQMani'e nt iIn* iipern.
I a rin nf sutisbiuL*
l tlnr ilriili cxisti-nce
llW.il amnesty was
Ifkliileil t<> till pris<>( prisons under
I than three months
:
1sentenr,
remitted,
Ihrin ,'unvK'ta benefitda-.'ti":i in sentences
I* 25 to .'ill per cent,
their
.'lulls hcha-
I wish to thank my friends for ( J
effort they made in my behalf in tf,1
election on Tuesday. I attribute tlJ
splendid vote that I received soleld
to the efforts of my friends and I taJ
this means of letting you know tlJ
I thoroughly appreciate your suppJ
Sanford Gro
November 19th to 27th
t-iii
'} W W ir n m * <redb am
hf
'i
u
.
lclft«g because it keta
OHgYENNB^ 8VNL1
upei1 and lower bowel, f t gives
The election oLnkSali l >. bob
Em- ^W ni
tiis eeai4i '
*
-----tho system n REAL cleansing, dnd erson Republican was Wfle^ded to Examination ol Abstract* of Land
rUeea
1.
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2.m^n* ,,* women
•'/ttnan uoverClover
" J ,u'"«ng
Titles given especial attention
1 theVCnM b0<,k'’
nd.hul'to clears out cld noi<nna «,kuu Jl... j l' ay ^“* ,.'yy
ally cause *'
W- n,!r ‘ Ne,,,fe
I^o crat
Offices in Court House
4•
-----r•’ k' as;'y momacn,
stomach,! „who extended
opponent
......... —“ her male upjwjim
nervusness,
sleeplessness,
hoadiche.
. ',,Uf,t»nted editions a m| n,jU|)t
nty congratulations
end hope tW
............
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lr
tfons of the clasics;
J u s t ONE spoonful stops OAS, " successful adm inistration.”
Amicth.—I i],,|*e
and relieves that full, bloated feel-
f [ ^ ve
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SANFORD
CEMENT CONTRACTING CO.
Da* i ami,date that we l,a\>- pet
he next general e lu tio n was I n i confident e hi u*uall> ture
day. _ Knowing all thes* fat ’ s out to " h i g h Imt" Us a l t "i hu i J
I’ Boyla- amJ Mr. HoushoMer ex < let t,-i| and f orgets hi t fru-mls tin- I
Bed l b * situation
and
M-. next d a y a f t e rtht- t ides are count
’!• qualified fur the position
And in,inv hint-, the iiirnlidnt
ounty-prosecutor ns p,. |,nd n that we Mitt d against turns <>nt t
/e c t right to do. The fact that 1 Im- a n-al fel l ow and a g.-otl .,*
i /It
iges
M y Thank
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a i';
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UitJtt'Wv*
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luftt i>-.
■‘a t t t m M a n t r y i
T
•; ^
ie
time
within the memory o f the oldeot Inhabitant
Av m m
naa ao m oeh min-information been circulated and so much
ill reeling been atirrcd up aa was precipitated Tuesday by
»nd
.
- - ...............
circular of John G. Leonardy charging against E F
Waifc “
A°l °r {Jout8holder, county prosecuting attorney, aVu! Lloyd F*
(Copyright It m, hr s t a r Co.)
jjoywi regular Democratic nominee for that office, many
P W t l a a l M m « (fr things, the sum and substance of which was that Mr. HousHAPPY, THEY aay, is the coun
KuL!l~ .A M M l«(r Kdlfnr
W H i l , M a a a i i a i Hdltor holder and Mr. Boyle lmd in crooked manner connived to pass try that hna no history, little haa
he office of county prosecutor'from the former to the lat happened to worry thp inhabitants.
Happy aim, preaumably, the nn.
bit' MATHS
• j: « x Montii*—13 60 ter w ithout the general public knowing anything about it. lion thiil does not take ita elections
>la _ C l t r by Carrl*r, pur
Mr. Leonardy was successful in his r u s e . Polling three seriously, the citizen* not agitut®d
WeaXly Edition $1.00
hundred and ninety-seven of the seven hundred and seventy- about public questions.
NOTlCBt All obltunry five votes cast, Mr. Leonardy won over his opponent by
ELECTIONS yesterday which
■w Of lhankii, rrR(ilu|i<>nn
4»i ®ntcrtnjnm<-nta wh«*r«* nineteen votes. What would have been the result if Mr might menu Inability 0f the nd„»r*
Mr. Boyle in the regular Democratic ministriilion to carry out its plans,
Aar • J t t r ttiling
V 1—11 raten.
Ua chnr■p<, : ^ dy hnt
primary, or if he had not waited until the last minute, when leaves I lie average citizen os cold’
as a bulletin from tho agricul
■ * S £ T r e n a Id rxclui- his opponent had no jiossiblc chance o f defending him self tural departm ent on raisin* sweet
^titled to the tide tor re. to raise the cry of “w olf.” only the gods can say.
potatoes.
Happy Oereleae Covatry
Nervous High Finance
The Low Coet 2-Year-old
Death and Ice W ater
I1Y ARTHUR IIRISIIANE
noted ilidinitchcN
■per uml ill ho th.<
the1,mptho(l employed to win the election, The
»We pobllaihed herein. / *•
r * f u bl|eat|on of dperlai Herald believes that it did Mr. Leonardy an injustice by i ItHE LITTLE man nuikes five
strain nra aim. reserved inferring <in an editorial paragraph yesterday that he had tlnllurs n day, 75 Americans tell the
tux department they make more
been prompted by crooked m otives when he launched his than $3,000 a day, $1,000,000 a
w
. WOV. 4, 1D2«.
last minute attack upon the Democratic nominee. A fter ex- year. At least three of us Am er
If 1 f t A1. D PI.ATPIIHM
icans own a thousand m i ^ n ,}olthcrnedV<t I T h 1l,gM T r ,Ml ,<ul, f m ‘nceH wi(h a" parties conI n i ta
trnrn m u d , The Herald believes that Mr. Leonardy was honest
\\ hy >lmuld elections worry us, nr
in his opinions^ as expressed in his circular.
inter®*.! us inui'ii. J,ei lawyers look
wa«er real* In JarkaoanfU»r f hi* big nit*vi and th<* oornorlloa of At. Joh aa-I aalions, while the little
fellows
* l» » r Caaal.
Uw v i m
■
l IS ('0, t; ,,n t h a t M r- l',oon,*rdy h a s b e e n trust to lu< k.
!• * »f white way
. V ' 7 o f m.!,c h n iis - in f o r m a tio n , p r o f f e r e d by i n tr ig u i n g
•WIm T.»o«l, teanla ronrta,
WE HAVE no national policy
Gme° hWt‘
fr,«ntJ« » n(l associates, and at the
Ml*
of halldlni pre. same timi he seem ed.to be su fferin g from the bite of the amt absolutely no system atic, mod<*rn national f/rfonst*. Wi» a m uk
hotel*. npart•t hoaaea.
had beenHhrt L‘ f r l'i; ra,,‘!xica,|y «Pfaking,. Mr. Leonardy unfit a * 'H aiti to fight a modern
,,v * mem- had been hibernating lor the summer and when h< awoke nation. I he world at large hates
o n t h e f i r s t o f N o v e m b e r , h e f o u n d that the office which us. or feels toward us as a hungry
l l t e t U n of f i n n t r T a r o
I
a fat goose. | | u t
be had been dreaming of, was about to be filled by an am- fox feel,- toward
> I>.'ha Monroe.
Wt- \\wot rv. (bid will take
>a of rlly hrantirtea- bilious and more wide-awake
should wo
proarnm.
young man who had made hirn- • an* of' us pt I'tibly, he always has
Jhdtoa of nr hoot
self
done >m.
.... the..regular
, , , Democratic nominee lor the job.
•Ilf, pro» talon fur iiM'rmafii
Mailt Ilea.
I n<4 Jimilcl has no mlrrrxt in this affair other than to
Anyhow, wi,rrying nr Inking vinli-nt
inli-ri st in elections would do
clear
up
in
the
minds
of
the
|
icoplo a confused and badly
t E VERSE FOR TO P AY
jumbled situation about which very few persons seem to "s tilth- good, the differ.tliee be
tween the men that want to be
IT ALL MAY KNOW "|.,.| have anywhere near th
t ' l l ' C f t*;ff sli^rfil.
correct
information.
The-Herald
Lord maltilnin the cause „r also believes that
rant und this people . . .
\\ ALL ^ I R E h T gentlemen were
,
i.y
n’ th a t the Lord is
quiet
and conservative before elec
I t there is none e b e ” i
tion day, mid will continue quiet
1:50, fiO.
" n lv f a ir
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until tlu-y know definitely what
Mr. Leonardy asserts that Mr. Ilousholder said “he would happened yesterday.
IX®® 1 know the Lord will
Wall Street, which really buys
■in the Cnuse of 11 js people. ( sign as ( ounty I’rosecuting Attorney on January I 1027 ”
and sells the nation ami its values, f
" r - 1"I'r,’"1.....; I1™ ” " ",U an,I a u l . s t a n t h i ^ ' u t ' w n , nets as though it were dealing m !
E A e S ON TIIK l.OliSTER
/ 1,1 er which twit; addressed to all the voters in Semi- politics.
/
I
ole Lour,ty in which he said. “ I shall not occupy the o Hce
A Democratic senate would not
'■W»ster, when his clothes are
o f Prosecutm g Attorney after the 1st of th. year nor shall put Pennsylvania down from a
'/.worn
seven pe*c- lit basis, with Alter^Jit a t elbow, soiled and torn. I hold any other County or State o ff ic during my term as hur,’ preside ut, or melt away the
your Legislative Hepresentative."
four hundred million cash surplus
with a sudden je rk —
Hint (Jury has piled up for United
ecmfn
J
IVa;
s
ho,<,c‘r.
rc*^
ivi,(l
his
appointment
as
County
Pros
I Dame N a ture sets to work
ecuting Attorney in January of 1925. The appointment was States .Steel.
S i% r
(Je S , ®T IB B
FltWir
f
SANFORD CEMi
r A- a -
P R O D U C T S Co *
6th and Maple
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RESIDENCE
MISS L Y D IA Y O W E L L BECOMES"BRfDF i1Mrs- Charles Henry
A T B R IL L IA N T ^ E V E N IN G W EDDINC ' ji Entertains Duplicate
One of the most brilliant wed- ! vet nittde hns.pie waist and fu'l Bridge Club Members
tr
y fri,e" da ° r this young couple cunning miniature brides, while the
t h n r wedding coming as n surprise
■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a
guest of honor's place was desig
• ceremony took place Thursday, nated by a tiny groom.
At one
X.
llt Melbourne, Fl»
FJa., Rev. o clock n delicious six course lunch
F . AW ALT
Moffett, pastor of tho Methodist
dings of the season was t h a t of skirts were the gowns worn hy
eon was served.
Mrs. Charles Evans Henry was church, officiating.
p a i n i n g and !
Miss Lydia Yowell and Clifton Mrs C.Hlfrey, and Mrs. Scott.
The afternoon hour were pleas
hostess Tuesday afternoon to the
Orr. a t tho F ir s t PreBbyterian
D E C O R A T lN g .]
,,rid® | 8 th® ‘laughter of Mr. antly spent with an exceptionally
Their flowets were yellow rosea.
land*;
church, Orlando, Wednesday eve
rtH « r i ° f
Duplicate
‘' .V’ Jo h "
Hicks of Hast- enjoyable game of bridge.
Or gold metallic cloth were the Rridge
Club nt her home on Mag
Phone 568-W
K . Hn.. and is „ graduate from
Mpter No- l wo of, thu ning, Rev. J. Blanton Belk officiat ru-bes worn by Mrs. S tu a rt and nolia avenue.
*
Miss Doudney was gowned in n
?
'* 2 7 flt 7:;{0 °There
‘'lock ing.
* —
=
Mies
Hamer.
They
carried
pink
s
m
a rt frock of black crepe satin,
Z
Z
T
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,
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S
tatc
W™
a
n
’»
ColExquisite
pink
roses
lent
their
2608 Sanford Ara]
btfi at Valdosta, Ga .
Tempt®The chttrch was beautifully dec rose buds.
with Vionett sleeves of rose nnd
beauty and fragrance in decorating
tion.
orated with m asses of greenery,
i i M,r "
was prominently gold Mctnllic brocade, and banded
.tf of the First Hap- tall potted palm* and tall pedestal , Miss Suann Barnes, as maid of I the rooms where the guests assem- identified
with *•
7 with black fur.
j bird for the card game,
r
the socisi life of
rf|| hold regular bu sihonor, was attired in a s m art crenMoiiiinimo and has ninny friends
baskets, filled with gold and w h i t e 't i o n of gr
The
afternoon
Covers were laid fo r Miss Doudui
..
hours
pnssed
T
« n cathedral
_al . *1i
1 Ul >"*, een panne velvet, a drnp- quickly
I meeting at a 0 t,,ock phrvRnnlhAmitmg
chrysanthem um s.
Tall
with the interesting game in Sanford.
ncy,
Miss Mary Graves, Miss
with trimmings of gold, ;<f duplicate, and when scores had
i parlorscandlesticks held lighted whito ta-1 Hnr" fh!w’ WUn
Frances Graves, Miss Helen Shep
Mr
Robertson
is
the
son
of
Mr.
rs
were
an
arm
|
0(the
King
of
I
ARCHITECT
uers. a g a in s t » Kncir<m.»A _# . r . n ° Wers were an arm bouquet •een added it was found that high
' ehurvh will have a pern, Against a background of of pink roses.
(Cores “litI one table
K« «>'<! M's. W. H. Robertson of Jack- pard of Niagra Falls, N. Y., Mrs.
scores
lat.le Were
were held by
whito
lattices entwined with a s
8"r*v.
and is „ g raduate from Gurney Doudney of Miami, Mr.i,
7:30 o’clock at the
The bride who entered with her Mrs. C. D. Bishop and Mrs. H arry
Bl ”s"1
I U Rawlins. 308 paragus ferns and srruthern smyHawthorne High School and Sanford Doudney, Mrs. Benjamin
fa th e r Mr. Newton P. Yowell w-,s i
whi,t’ Ht th‘‘ other table,
U street. All me.tn- lax. M arking tho pews reserved
H" " f Hm Walton School of Com W hitncr J t ., Miss Naomi Scoggan
1 . 1 I !.hc. ^ inn®rs were Mrs. George W.
radiantly lovely in white panne
for
the
relatlvces
and
intim
ate
merce. Ho is secretary of tho lo- Mrs. Raymond Phillips nnd Mrs.
U to be present.
Knight
nnd
Mrs.
Roy
Chittenden.
rpuest-Tcachers As- friends were s o ft ropes of whito velvet with pearl trimmings. The
noiiH CIul», nnd for Home time Monroe B. Hutton.
Refreshments consisting of n snlmwt at the South tulle cau g h t with clusters of chry full skirt was short with tho un ud course with hot rolls, cake and was connected with the Florida
even hemline. Her exquisite brid
School at 3:15 o - santhemums.
coffee were served by the hostess Vegetable Company. Ho is a t ILLITERATE ADULTS EAGER
C. L. Jam es, o rg a n ist had charge al V®H waif of Brussels net, with a t the conclusion of the game.
Present associated with tho S an
of tho nuptial musical program coronet of ornngo blossoms. (The
ford
Ruiek Company.
Illiterate men and women in Dela
Frkfcy '
Mrs. G. D. Bishop and Mrs.
veil was gotten in Brussels this
Janies G. Sharon substituted for
Uu young couple are now at w are are the most enger students
. Doudney sad Mrs. which Preceded the wedding.
Tho birdnl p a rty entered to the sum m er while the bride was tnur- absent club members. The mem b"me to their friends „t 111 West in the short tej-m night schools in
-C o y
Jy will entertain‘ -it'
th at ntnto. More thmi 1.000 of
strains
of tho "Bridal Chorus" nbroud with friends.) Her flowers bers playing were Mrs. George W Fourteenth Street.
•,« bridal party slid
were a shower bouquet of lillies of Knight, Mrs. Harry R. Lewis
them are enrolled in the rudiment
Phono* ffUMts
from
Lohengrin,
the
brides
m
at
at the home
the valley and brides roses.
nry courses. It required sixtyMrs. Hal Wight. Mrs. Ralph Wight,
r,
following
the. rc- rons nnd maids, Mrs. W. S. P i t t
Mrs I. ( . R,.„soll nil)| Mrs
Spend ymir numey fftr f
Mrs.
Vaughn
Gives
nine
teachers in fifty-five schools
Immediately a f te r the ceremony
[Poudncy-Huti bison man and Mrs. Virginia S tew art,
< Inttendeii.
*
to give this instruction. Twice, as
Oil, Tires and TuU-,, Autol
sisters of the bride, Miss K itty an elaborate reception was held at
Luncheon in Honor many men and women atended. In
l0™*, ^ “ nngraphs an,| J ■j Hill will entertain Co.lfroy, Mrs. Fred Scott, Miss the Orlando j ’ountry Club, to about
place where the school houses
Rudio, Flashlights and hJ
Melbourne S o c i e t y Of Saturday t t r i d e one
0f the Hook Lovers Sullie McCall Ham er, nnd Miss •1U0 guests.
were
not wired with clertricity,
Batteries, etc ami Ket '
Catherine Le« of W inter Garden,
During the evening young enu- Leader
Is
Bride
of
the students brought their own
ulnrs on the Kr,-,. phwl()f 1 o’clock at tier home in pairs,
Mrs.
Alexander
Vaughan
gave
a
a lte rn a tin g
with the J Die left for an extended wedding
luncheon Wednesday at noon, hon Himps or lanterns to aid them in
und tu k in g
their trip and upon their return will be Local
Business Man oring
Doudney will en- groomsmen,
|„.r daughter Miss Abby their study.
ntr in honor of Miss places on opposite sides of th e nl- with Mr. nnd Mrs. Yowell, until
B in e s
D(*udriey, a bride elect of Saturday
Mr. nnd Mrs. John B. Hicks
|y and Couthnn Hut- tur. Thu groom sm en were Messrs. the completion of their hmine in
afternoon.
Announce
the
mnriinge
of
their
Strong,
Dugan,
A.
J
.
Mallpy,
W.
F i l l i n g Station rtni the wedding rcOrwin Munor.
1 ink and green were the colors
daughter
1113 Hinford Ave.
S. P ittm an, Lcedy, and Gaskins.
The bride is the younger daugh
chosen
in decorating for this a f
M ihlrcd
Department of the The groom had as his best man, his ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. N. I*. Yowell
fair, and were emphasized with
to
brother,
Dr.
Louis
O
rr
of
Boston.
||d of Holy Cross
of Orlando nnd a niece of A rthur
quantities of roses anu ferns. The
What shortening is
Fashioned of orchid panne vel- Yowell of this city.
Mr, Richard Lee Robertson,
«t with Miss Howes,
daintily appointed luncheon table
on Thursday, the twenty-eighth of was centered with a tnll silver
good enough for rich,
|k in the Chapel.
October, one thousand nine
The Tot’s Shoj 1Leonarrli will enlerI basket filled with exquisite pink
spicy gingerbread, ten
hundred and twenty-six,
| rose buds ami sprigs iff asparagus
Ibers of th*' " * ■ I • MRS. B E N J A M IN F. W H IT N E K S R
H
A
S
der enough to melt in
at Melbourne, Florida
15 West Washlntfoil Ik it her home on
I ferns. SiK’er compotes filled with
SANFO RD
BRIDGE
P
A
R
T
Y
FOR
BRIDE
ELECT
j salted nuts and mints were placed
your mouth ?Snowdrift
ORLANDO
The above announcement will be
U! of the Baptist
The spacious home of Mrs. Ben j Graves. The men’s prize, a tie read with milch interest by the | at intervals down the table. M ark
is— it’s snowy white
ing tiie plnces of the guests were
The shoppe for th® littkl ivt an ’’Evening of jamin F. W hitner Sr., on Onk Ave
LAU ND RY
and fresh as a newat the High nue, was the scene of a lovely a f went to Edgerton Patterson. The
Jrium
at
K
o'clock,
wardrobe
fair Wednesday evening when she cat prize, a deck of bridge cards
I
laid egg.
ilirds)
entertained ut bridge, honoring fell to the lot of Hubert W. Deane.
xhtion Nuptials at Miss Abby Dmidncy, a bride elect
LAYETTES
NO?
SO F T G IN G E R B R E A D
Doudney wns presented n Japanese
tpijcopnl church nt of this week.
BABY FURNITU!
hand painted mayonnnise howl and
l Cup Snow drift
Phone 475
Quantities of yellow elder com plate ns memento of tho ocension.
cry hour nt 10 o’BOYS AND (UHLS l
i Cup Sugar
bined with feathery sprigs of
Late in the evening the hostess
lihrary.
‘
i Teaspoon Cinnamon
aspa rag u s ferns were arranged assisted by Mrs. Benjamin W hit
i*r
i Teaspoon Ginger
of Holy Cross with a rtis tic effect in baskets and ner Jr., Miss M artha Fox nnd Mrs.
th, will meet nt bowls in tho rooms where tho card Groves served n tem pting salad
I Cup Raisins
like home of Mrs. B. tables had been placed for play. courso with cake, salted nuts nnd
i
Cup Molasses
The color note of yellow a n J whit® coffee.
i Oak Ave.
4
Cups Clour
wns
accentuated
in
every
detail.
•Fashioned of flame crepe geor
lild will meet with
The
quaint
tally
enrds
were
done
i
Testsponn
Soda
gette with u shoulder bouqut of
at her home on
WIIOI.KNAI.R TIHK AXD nATTKUT SI'ITLT
„
„
"IlKTAII, AT WIIOI.FAAI.K IMIICKN”
in Kcwpie brides w earing gowns contrasting colors, was the chic
lit 3:3d o'clock.
T ,r*
we r t r h u r c r and repair all __
■I I;SSS
irurdi will enter-j of-whit* a n d yellow. A fte r a uwrt .KVWji vyoru by Miss Duiuiney fur
r” rT^e.
T° " r
u “ , , '-r x be « WILI.AIU! nud ntliki
i
Cup
butterm ilk
It her home m , enjoyable gam e of bridge had been this Affair.
m m 1 *1 1 0 X1-2 in-0<H-)ul«
1it 8 o'clock honor- played, the scores wero counted
There were threu tables of play
C ream S n o w d rift and sugar
Th® aeason's n | >«( favored
Snappy styles in a variety of
The prize ers, the cordial hospitality of the
Newby, a bride and prizes awarded.
to g e th e r, a d d g in g er, c in n a
colors In a wide range of
shapes and colors. Formerly
for lop score, an unusual Chinese hostess being reflected in evtfry
shapes, both large and small,
m
on, raisins, eggs, and m o
vulucd
at
$8.75.
Reduced
for
vanity, wns won by Miss F r a n c e s , dtoil.
formerly sold for $6.75.
lasses. Sift (lour an d soda mid
Friday and Saturday only—
I axis I meeting of ______
add a lte rn a tely w ith B utter
Itlui of the I’resby-~~ ~, 7
TELEPH O N E:
i
•si
Notice to Taxpayers
City Tax Books are ri6w open %
for payment of City Taxes. Dish
count of 2 per cent allowed on
taxes paid in November and 1
per cent discount on taxes paid
in December.
T Um
V
0W
148
Elton J. Mougtit
Fre
Ellen Hoy,
City Tax Collector,
Portable
H erald Classified Ads Bring R e sit®
DAMK A B U N D A N T
IN
FLO R ID A
ORLANDO S E N T IN E L
liS
J
"S
J
"«3SWSMZ iratr-c?""r
m
wi
•t#
Friday and Saturday
Call R ay Brothel
$ 3 .7 5
Oriental Stucco
A Waterproof Finish—
In a Variety of Colors
lituvchurchparlors’ Members or N e l l i e Baptist Class Plans
of ,hc wo- . T u r n e r
Circle Are
“ Evening o f Music”
Ikve. Fortnightly 1Feted on Wednesday
l/sclock with M rs .1
In hostess.
I
The I*idelis Class of the Baptist
Sunduy School will give an “ Eve
ning of Music and Plays," Friday
evening a t 8 o’clock nt the San
ford High School Auditorium.
An interesting program has been
arranged, including two comedies,
“ S ister Masons" and “ How Women
Keep A S ecret.“ * Beside* these
Plays there will he a number of
selections by tho Sunday School
Orchestra, and also a most d elight
ful program. The officers of the.
class have extended an invitation
to tho public, to attend this eve
ning affair.
F or Sal® Hy
CHASE
& C O.
BggfiUIirill?Ji!fl^^
$ 5 .0 0
M mi
Made of Corticelli
fine silk. Jungle
green, red, navy
and black. Sizes
16 to 42; all priced
ut—
v^;r:
<
i yjSftjZ
* hi •#
I
PRINCESS
Ir e n e c a s t l e .
C O R tlC E L lI FASHIONS
Th»
MDSE
i,
M o d a l'
— TODAY —
DEVELOPERS
* "A J* 4*
“Yellow Back”
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i-.’V
> H■s' m M h
’J t
1.V
.-i.VK M
, 4 ’)
m
m
M
Six New Styles
Every Month
!*P
I
Our bonded agent, Mr. J. L. H urt is
at your service—see classified col
umns of today’s paper.
~
J
“Masked Woman”
" <1
If you have property to rent or i t VM
lease would thank you to promptly'
give us particulars about your rental
property.
$
— TODAY —
I
*.i --I
Remember the service we render is
large indeed, while the cost for
handling your rentals is insignifi
cant..
.
New “Irene Castle” Dresses
ONE NIGHT OUT
Mrs. A. H. Beckwith Is
Hostess to Members
Of “Gude Tyme Clul?”
Snowdrif i
j t P
Amusements
<u\
A week ago we announced the* es
tablish hig of a bonded rental depart
ment—today we are flooded with
calls for the renting of furnished and
unfurnished houses and apartments*
m ilk to first m ixture. Bake in
slow ov en (J 2 5 degrees FA
The Quality Shop
■
Rental Service
Very Popular
A l l F elts R educed
“W est Indian Limited
**•> . r.r*
•wW
819 W. 3rd SL
A dvertising M eans Business
saiii
rv>
ONE - DAY SERVICE
The Nellie T urne r Circle was de
I
lighlfully
entertained Wednesday
[fcpirtmerit of the
will hold regular afternoon nt the home of Mrs. R.
DO o’clock. Subject H. Andcrscm on Maple Avenue.
8anfurd, Fla.
Influence, in I TJ1® rooms where the meeting wns
* * *
an.mums
UNQUilti-n.M
iK
I
Art.
beld were effectively decorated
. ... -,^'®»tlon f o r Armistice Day:
THE DEATH of lloudini puzzles
with
baskets of * nntlgonon vines
tg select thu All-Amei'ieun t h e m ,,MT h r ‘!iLh,C‘ |f |K. ,S " x ,,K * ‘ a s , ‘ a s T h t * n « r a l d h a s f o u n d «.tMian Doyle because lloudini m-v
H arry lloudini, world-famed mu- things they did merely by employWooden chock” urtist.
JI.
Stewart
an|
und
f®*™.
Some gician. died in Detroit Sunday night | imr natural means.
,,7 h i
! l tt,W !, a s n u aX i‘’s ln K rim l a n d h a s e n d e a v o r e d er drunk, never smoked.
"rth of a .son o n ! Meeting was presided over by
. . an O
. . rient.
n t h is a i t i d e lo lie f a i r lo ht»th s id e s . M r. L e o n a r d y h a s w o n doctors would say that helps e x - j front the
. . . effects
, I , , of peritonitis,
. Ii v,,<
' " i a„ ereai while .ago
iky Is sni.l to ho in hot wn:
at their home, the chairm an, and the regular
plHin his death. Able men told E. witii which he had been suffering 1,1 1,1 oils country, claiming
mar
tVv 'n
.a rs "!We M
‘•
Attorney for the H- Harriinan he would have lived for 4everal days, and a fte r be had j vclotiH powers, threw himself into
bagain. It wouldn’t be Trotskv next
o>(* baby has been routine of business carried out. In
n»
xt
two
><ais.
wish
him
every
success.
a
I
0®!weren’t.
a longer life had he drunk light undergone two operations in the seemingly cataleptic state, uml up- I
nklm Slew-art. Mrs. connection with the husinless ses--------<>-------- hope of saving his life.
O — —
beer and relaxed.
<* remembered as ' sion, a basket iGiowcr was in o r
on being nailed in a coffin, re
“turpentine niggers" have ,
■*er«.
While lloudini was known as a mained under w ater for s e v e ra l,
They even say that teetotalism
der, quite a num ber of useful a r t
rrho W orld’s Greatest Need
forceful wuy of eoneluding
is safe only for those that do very magician, he was more of a icono minutes. Houdini saw nothing d i f - ! N E W YORK
RAH1.0K
icles
were turned in.
■“ •nt.
liKlc thinking, and do that little clast than a m aster of the “ black ficult in the performance of the! T H E A T E R T R A IN
Wend*, of c, F.
SLEEPING
C
A
I
gently.
art."
Houdini
possessed
no
su
A
t
trick, and prepared himself for it.
Glenn Frank, presiilcnl «.f the Univcrsily of Wisconsin in
been ill at the
. tho
. . conclusion of
, the business
Vanderbilts seem to be ImvT
HE
T h a t’s a terrible insult to prohi pernatural power; indeed, be pro The n suit was thut he remained I N o. 86— 1
dining CJj
,n
Hospital
win
iln
n
S0Clal
"
our
was
enjoyed,
tho hosble keeping their erstwhile one of his copyrighted artid es. derlares that the rmmt prac" bition and ice water, but that is claimed th a t hi* was without such under w ater an hour and a half,
'
" ,,e tess assisted by Mrs. A. P. Bandy, J r
COACH I that he has
s slth in their own names, Leal piohlem of our tim e is to hriiiR the philosopher hack what able scientists say.
rerover-j
They (lower, but th at the tricks lie did lie explained his ability to do so I
easier to inherit than
to removed to*' Mv*. Fields, Mrs. B. G. Mcthvin
say also, by the way, (hat a sure could have been performed by any by saying that it was because lie I
served salad, sultines, cuke ami cof
tin.MDm n"
’ R,,,U‘l'Ml Stnfr
,,,,l,lir a H»irs—-if we can luith to early death is l u i o t l e g whis one having the proper training for used short, slow breaths and con-I
I
side.
fee.
s J i f c ' ' ---------<>
key.
the
work.
He
did
not
defy
the
laws
served the oxygen th at was in the I
I’resident Frank
1'. Railroad companies are ul
Hi have much confidents
of Nature, but studied and com coffin when he was placed inside. )
P,r Murm-il bomMembers present were Mrs. A.
xistcnc e ...
o| phdosophprs
(h
beginning to put on n,.w 111 thei iexistence
i.m io.sophpr.s Ihe.-ie days.
m . Mays
plied with them.
"nK after spending J. Walker, Mrs. R. T. W arren, Mra.
LEAVES
LATER—RUNS
FASTER
A
C
ORRESPONDEN
T
says
it
is
Houdini
was
able
to
e
x
t
r
i
c
a
t
e
’
llXor the winter season. This
at F'ints tn
lie cornu Relieve thill I he piiiliisiiphei
n ,.w George Huff, Mrs. L. B. Bragg,
During his career, which begun tiinisvlf from almost any sort of I
" • ■• " • ...............- ............. IS ...r a illK b a c k not safe to »liter Russia with dress
J5 f/n
hubp will drive them lo Lie joh .........
lie abdicated •some
when
he
was
a
small
lmy
in
IHH2
uv>r en mute home Mrs. B. G. Methvin, Mrs. J. B.
clothes.
Such
proof
of
capitalistic
confinement, such us a s t r a i g h t !
time ago for we need him badril|Jn •p ite of h urriraric.s.
NEW YORK BEFORE DINNER
ly. And the Wis
leanings might cost your life. W« as a trapeze perform er in u circus, jacket, or boxes a fte r he hail been '
II
and I’hiln- Fields, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Orien
~o--------m
, sc0!ia,,i n,an i-s right, we need thinkers more shudder
nt
that,
forgetting
that
in
!
b«’
euused
much
consternation
at
nailed
inside
of
them.
H
a
rry
Hou
Quickened
Schedule Effective November 2. 19
ho
attended
the Stenstrom , Mrs. J , C. Jordon, Mrs.
S ta l le d anulysis of the H r r [ l,,uil
an,ything else in creation, need them to take nmny districts a eongressman times by exposing fakirs who called dini was his slag® name. He was
mill.
.w rculatibn records are open hold ol the world’s problems, need them fo lend the w
"j D. D. Wellborn, Mrs. A. P. Bundy,
DAILY
No.
75
*
would lose his job if he uppeared Ihcinsclven "spiritualists," "m edi the son of Mayer Samuel Weiss.
»’a y .
W® ulno invite a full ijives8 10 am I,v. Tam pa ........
.
Mi;i. Fred T. Myers, Mrs. Robert
M
tiovernment
hy
ttdk
has
hroken
down,”
ums,”
“
m
ind-readers,"
and
the
like.
....Ar.
11:25
pm
m
such
regalia,
and
once
a
United
He
was
born
In
Appleton.
Wiscon
Continuous from 1 P*
I**- Galvin Teague, | Mnsska, Mrs. T. K. Roll, Mrs. F.
to
of methods, distribution
writes Dr. Frank, S tates senator proved his ragged 11is method of exposure was to d u
48
am
Lv.
Plant
City
sin, in 1871. His wife, who was
Ar. 10:33 pm
lllty of circiilaiinn.
*• was nn
government hy compromise has (ailed; the philosopher
11
p.
m.
interesting | w . Vurn,;,M r s . R. II. Anderson,
manhood by wearing shoes without plicate their tricks. These others Wilhclmina Rahner, of Brooklyn,
05 am Lv. lakeland
/
. It=
)
ihur Ii I ht’lp tin In try K<'vcrmn(*ni By ihinigh
Ar. t0:00 pm
socks.
krh L
i prctemleS they possessed supernnt- survives him. It will probably'he
r®
r " ‘ Mrs- I-con Gooch, nnd Mrs. R. E.
23
am
Lv.
Aurburndale
fow that the general diction is, *»«t* if a (liiiiker should appear ill
.. Ar. a9:37 pm
i u ra I power; Houdini disputed this many years before we shall have
eve- Peurifoy.
o Ch
Won’t have another elec IWould liriiiR some ext iting tim es
^tended irip
30 am Lv. Lake Alfred
I!,.
mid
proved
th
a
t
he
could
do
the
tri
...
Ar. f 9:27 pm
to
another
lloiiilini.
TH IS IS much more im portant!
next month. The odd
Anna Q. Nilsson, Holbrook
•n<j other places
"77TS am T v. Bartow ........
than socks, dress suits or elections.
^K® a t present, but us we
1
1
BUm and Charlie Murray
£
ew
York
and
the
rked before this is a I hat would play smash with the present-system of r u n n i n g Our North Amcricnu continent is
COMMON SENSE
7:47 am Lv. W inter H a v e n __ Ar.
snid to be sinking about one sixth
for up-sets.
b
B
*l
I1
""'
to
their
LAKELAND
LEDGER
public affairs. It would play smash w ith^iresent customs of an inch per year. And a com
In
10 am Lv. Haines City ....... Ar. 9:14 pm
r Rose U urt Apart....... 6— ----of running private affairs.
‘
tusiom s mission will devote 25 years to
bjjcan® In Florida, seeking
if am Lv. Kinsisalmmee ..... Ar. 8:30 pm
Florida cannot he checked or inf
Where business rents have been
fje® o r other, should stop
If people by some irift of the gods should begin to use their .'.tudying the problem, five yenrs
45 am Lv. Orlando ......... ......Ar. 7:55 pm
unreasonably
im-rensed,
here
or
in
jured
in
her
development
by
the
r.,th®mMlves. A lot of North- menta powers to their full capacity, cr(,,,ks coldd no
t Charles R. Henrv
he less time than Darwin devoted to
Mrs. A. H. Beckwith entertained
any^other town, owners are merely
11:40 am Lv. SANFORD ......... Ar. G:50 pm
A Novelty
pl® have come to Fioridn elected to public office, fraud could n o t be perpetrated in studying eurth worms and their extortions of rent hogs nnd other paving the way to muke their '|
most
pleasantly a t bridge Wednes
profiteers;
people
will
continue
to
["J/
Margaret
12:08
n’n
Lr.
DeLand
..............
Ar.
power
to
raise
the
land.
6:05 pm
“
WHAT
NOT8“
-j
years, but In UI20
'•'"lie and will find u \vay around places ^ of business second-rate
L£ “
And- day afternoon a t her home on West
r1* a long way from a Re- justice would nut be tolerated, evil conditions would not be
1:30 pm Lv. Palatka ................ Ar. 4:15 pm
•
Milan®
Review
houses
in
the
future,
fo
r
they
sure
endured—
F irst Street, the guests wtro ths
ONE SIXTH of an inch yearly! these barriers,
b a m e r s , which
which aro
are very real
;'state and it will still be
3:10 pm. Ar. Jacksonvlle ......... Lr. 2:45 pm
. l ' ‘he
‘ freehand ly will drive business into other
mombers
of the “Gude Tyms
eems small. But tha would | ! I1’" 'nterrupted
? "
Hut we might as well admit there’s a slim chance of such see
> 3:35 pm Lr. Jacksonville ..........Ar. 2:20 pm
people to the s tree ts and so build up tiow busi
.
ou“!
Bridge Club.
,
. kt. ,.
a, foot on.i
and a■ U„I»
half 'every
century (uninterrupted flow of peoi
ness
sections
which
in
th
s
end
will
»
time
arriving.
Dr
Frank
is
right
in
hj»
obeervation
that
cut
7:35 pm Ar. Savannah
....... 10:26 am
P®4e#friai
irla n who always
and with such u sinking Pikes state. But the profiteor willI oat
Baskets and bowls of red and
'0 dozod
dozed in their wn
\ v a t c h' - t o w o r n and slent Peak would ba below the Atlantic his own throat, kill tbo goose th at f u t tho income of the profiteer.
!! it op
up to tho automobile “ philoHopherH have
10:55'pm Ar. Charleston ........... Lr.
........
There is compensation in ull
lay* his particular golden egg —a
pink roses combined w ith greenr
-an d
beuts while civilization hu«
has been drifting into ruthruth ocean in much less time thun it rightly
»ner or later will get left on their bouts
have cry adorned the rooms wh^^e th®
10:15 am Ar. Richmond ............. Lr. 9:30 pm
things and the money-grabber nt
so.
I Herald. And the nuto- Imj warn, Wasteful revolutions, sterile jHilitlcs, anemic edu took the horse to change to « one
Contiuuous from 1 p. m. to
son on
a
time
like
this
in
Fioridn
will
1
pnibtf
j,
1:30
pm
Ar.
W
ashington
.........
L
r.
6:20
pm
Persons who are selling accom
tables had been a h anged for play*
toed animal.
driver who always leaves cation, and argumentutive religion.”
i f p m.
clutch
vainly
for
dollars
later
on.
|
modations to the public, whoso
2:50 pm Ar. Baltimore .........._„Lr. 6:00 pat
tb® pedestrian will probTallies done In suggestions of
The
circus
„f
1U25
has
closed;
it
|
Undoubtedly the greutent need of the world simply is prnc20 yeurs.—Gainesville
4:55 pm Ar. Philadelphia ....... L r. 2:40 pm
TH E REV. Dr. Struton, ardent heads still are dizzy from the whirl *■ *utile to attem pt to operate a
F k°. a mnos have Thanksgiving w e re , used in keep*
tieul, honest thinking!
‘ y
ing scores fo r the card game. A ft
fundamentalist, objects to the Rev. •>f 1925, m ight as well have their olds show under the big top and!I
6:55
P“
Ar.
NEW
YORK
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-t;------ -----I)r. Fosdick, who doesn’t believe attics aired out and be done with t r y to get circus prices for seeing it.
er the usual num ber of progres
C
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Fi.h.-r
„f
it,
for
thfly
are
not
going
to
reap
a
Stops
to
discharge
or
receive
from
or
to
Jacksoo*
h®W recently In
Joshua once atopppd the sun in its
sions, scores w ere added an d .th e
THK HERALD HAS tho largest circulation of any weuk- journey around the earth, possibly the harvest they did lact year, but
beyond. ’ f—^Flag.
’ A
’»
‘ .loutaido .o f N«*w
prize for high score, a hand-paint
they
will
kill
off
their
own
busi
(
f
i
^ om Sims Says
k-ftUlla to b® n dc‘- irir T ^ ^ S 61, P,ub,Kshc.(i in tho Herul<J office. Uublishod ev- because tho sun doesn’t go around
Tickets, RcserVatioOe, Inform stion Fro*
ed nnppie waa( awarded mra. A.
ness in due time. Neither can they
*vcr Al Stpitfr, But e\y fhttrHday from the Temple of Truth, No 16 ■ Fourth the earth.
G. W. Ray. T. A , Saafard
hope to retrieve any losses sus
W. Lowe, second high ecore priae,
“Felix the Cat, W eathers
Th« marines aro detailed toil
th ro u g h Tam- street, Phono No. 98, DoFuniak Springs, Florida The Her
lg » ,- through
Mi*, n
.
tained in. realty speculations lAst guard the mails, but you still can,
also
a
hand-painted
nappie,
went
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C.
L.
S
tatio
a
Phene
I
'
tad
u
.
H‘;n
u
co
‘Mg vot* of th®,
th® .east ald Is as clean and wholoeome as we know how to make it
JOHN D. Rockefeller Jr., Hits ycur by overloading traffic th is
r,- •
„
.j M
to Mrs, B. R. Gray. In cutting for
The Weathers”
dy ',«tJn to r
under Dr. Fasdlck. So that the year. They should, in brief, 'd e - buy a machine gun over tho coun-1
and
wq
publish
as
much
o
i
the
truth
as
we
can—and
stay
• r itt Now York.
'I
the consolation prise, an
Rtv.
« l tembroid
Straton attacks Mr. flute
ford
f a r VI
ered '
'
’
out of trouble. We invito cfitlcism to the end that we may HocJcef®
o*
believing that defla
Comedy
th l
" jb® baptised •up®
ost
vW *t'
JFP
' top of .’his
Of
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ial
\lendar
&
it
ffCiJ
ment O o lo r i^ g p j
Hunters and fishermen a re flock
Due to tlii‘ enforcement of the
ing into Florida by the hundreds,
game
laws it is possible to keep
and if reports are correct, they '
will lmd this state abounding in i the woods, rivers and lakes well
gam e for the hunting season, of stocked, with prizes for the s p o rts
the country the sportsm en come, i man.
This fact should never be
lured by the cull of field nnd stream 1lost sight of. Any red-blooded rnun
a t ( It
a brand new suit for rmide by Governor Martin and automatically S
HKilf M N A N C E is a? nervous —the crusn of tin* deer through will stop nt a reasonable kill. The
the next general
genera election..............
e ect on.»• It
If would thus
n ..... be impossible
..... 7, . for
ns
a man with a loud of plaster the thicket -the wild splash of the man thut kills in q uantity und
clothing claw and Mr. Householder to resign on January 1, 1927, a s M r I eon
Statues on his head. The Demo large mouthed buss as he fights merely for the pleasure of shed
ding Idood is a poor sportsmnn nnd
crats come out from behind the desperately for life.
th
at
t
f
n
e
w
m
T
0
W
°
U,d
n,,t
‘,U
h“l,lin*
lh“
"l
door and say "boo" oftener than ’ Florida is fortunate in being able kind that must be dealt with. With
[which fit* hit lissome form
Republicans
Rut neither of thorn to offer visitors the opportunity a just observance of all the rules
»p* him Udm and snug und
mean anything I.y it. and noither of indulging in one of the most of the game, Florida can he made
rm. * l*
lucks deep ulfection for high I- pleasurable pastimes in the world , °ne of the g re a te s t sporting sec—hunting and fishing,
l h c fact j lions of the country, and each w in
Mr. Ilousholder hud not resigned, has not re nonce.
»» w ith a mocking smile, statem ent
th a t this stnte is abundant with
That
'' ter the hunter anil angler cun come
institution
owns
two
purtn a passing fads of stylo, signed and has no intention of resigning. He is the present
and usually prefers to use the game and fish, is nn asset that south with the expectation of re al
prosecuting attorney anti will be until Mr. Leonardy has1 lieH’
Kepul.lican one I.ecniiHe it never niuny o^ the other stutes would like ly enjoying himself and getting
*Bk" not^*ng more qualified for the office to which he has been duly elected pretends to independent. Rut one to claim.
plenty of the spoils of the chase.
M t hla grent grundfuther
Florida is unique in the fact that Bringing these visitors to Florida
is as "safe and sound" ns the other.
9t», (
i<«i Jhifl.pointf° rt.’ Hecre*ury of «tat«- " ill gladly furnish proof
It has the greatest w ater ureu of will not only benefit the state but
^•«ny spite in the Union. -It al«o will be a means of securing many
t o f all, he nothing rare*
HUMAN REINNJS
Mr. Leonardy says he didn’t know anything about it Mr
.
cost money to has the greatest coastal length
Once they
.
the well dressed lobster Boyle, he says, kept it ali a secret from him
raise and many are not worth it T his c two factors provide the fish permanent residents.
We
can’t
see
£ ,flw e a r » .
•ill. Hie imperfect hei•»ig all pro erman with both fresh and salt i eniim nnd find first hand, what this
section of tho country enn offer,
m d ifv T lr ' |W 1,V A,|' BuV,U S
,lav,‘ m«‘,« i( « Point to served, and children of the ablest w ater sport, making it ideal f o r
th® lobster in the sen
, lf> i;1'- Heoimidy personally that the office o f County made worthies.-, by their fa th e rs’ the followers of Izaak Walton, j nitcly.will tie induced ; o stay indefiexactly us is he.
Honey MU-CM.s,
Prosecutor was to be filled at the next general
Fish of all descriptions abound in •
.
flection. But
It all siinirtrrs down to the fact
Jnn
Hnrald
docs
know
that
California's state hoard of health numbers. From the little Prim to!
..r
.
,
.
Mr.
Boyle
made
no
particular
h thi» exude crusliiceiui’s
says a two year old baby costs the giant tunn uml tarpon, they o f thal as we have been favored by
fe
rr 1
J**'’1’,1! 1 V T ' l'L 'r,1‘‘n ‘ is *" T,u‘ Herald office an less per day (ban at any other age fer tlie angler a diversity that is the C reator with this natural h e rit
age, measures should he taken to
to some extent with strifi-, a fl;,avi ,,y ,K‘
1,1
''HVct that last Mav Mr. Bovle less sicknem than nl any time, I,C'LH' difficult to equal.
.
. protect it. Every man that is afexpense in other days.
D1 ;
' r r" h!,n’ aa s<,,r‘*ta,T
the Seminole County
A f o r d i n g to reports received b y 'f o r d e d pleasure should be the first
WdrHea has he ever had
Demon a tic Executive ( ormnitleu and that I hi.'-s i'n f'o r m a t i o ny
th pH}1® ‘’"minissioner of game to obey the laws arid keep the game
WH®re withal he sluill be clad kkmm
•> t o
* aUlM - HI ^0 years costs annil Tlsn, every sportsm an will luivo, hi'it*.
was rent lily accessible to the newspapers.
If it was not
If ihc* doer hcrnnio senrro, I
•fi
•,
steadily rises. A fter (ill it falls an opportunity of
printed it was because it was not
though I envy not a lot
securing niuny i net ion should be taken to increase I
a trophy of tin chase. Deer a r e ; their numbers, nnd anyone found
Wling, food pursuing lot
c i , , , t n e w s v a lu e a m . w „» „ „ f „ u lt o f M r ' a l y l e . ™
°f
runs quietly and plentiful, it i» reported, while sh o ttin g out of senhim should he 1
r uu rnth
t fa
..................................
n oo rm
r mooi'i*
r o ,. i1hh«?
rt, t h a t t h e o f f i c e o f t h e C o u i l l v P r o w . 1'" “'arnse is etilming down
smaller game, such us rabbits and prosecuted to the full extent of the
f a r hnppier I should lie
c
u
t
o
r
w
a
s
t
o
he
v
o
t
e
d
u p o n in t h i s e l e c t i o n s h o u l d h a v e
li '
"Heresting, but the
i
state birds, is abundant.
’aw.
d new su its would grow on
why we live
leeessnry to
mtngtio.
e l u t i o n , it w a s a d v e r t i s e d in a lo cal n e w s p a p e r .
p»'t us here, in the first [.place.
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oh candy, and am
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GOHNfS
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n ea r
with or without garage.
.1 . I monthly.
Unit. Phone 588. Higgins, S m ith. 1 ___ *
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F U R N IT U R E FOR SALK
ished ap it m .n l . 211 Lnurel Axe. HARtiAIN Beautiful
bungal-w.
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Nicely furnishml.
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suits until taking lithioted’
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library
table,
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1 I1'OR SALE.— 1 holt; Nesco -oil FOR RENT. Ehruiahed 21 room ,
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stove, gus healing stove, kitclp
j be bought on easy terms. Price
P aint Store. k
development are sellin g fo r much I
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s m it h
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a nd •li.-r.- inaKi. aiqill.-iilIon in Ohio.' f Hally a t lifium lllii^
,i‘n table, paper hangers outfit.
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adviwoii 1 ' ! '*'1 ' " * l v i f . ' r •• f I in, I Met I binieut d e n o n 's Drug Co.
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gentlemen or couple employed. 1 monthly and 111 tho w inter brings | $ 1 0 cash and $ 1 (J iht month lluv f",
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1 it I r.«. Ino. •M. Kelley, I»«vev-Win.s. I'lT R room house
ost lit. wife. tiK<iit«;i: wi a . K1A|vc*!rf ■verage length
use. double g a ra g e j 1 ' V l ',rnis. Hart Nason. Valder. Office Itox .lO.t, n , v
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Flowern for all occasions
ton Apts.
at Gindervilh ’ •*. V. Martin, Betel
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1 BOOM Bungalow and Gar, jje,, owner of ten or
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Box 1111,1 fernldy in Paoln section. .M„.i |u. Ill :"T OI..I l„. .' I
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wj|| be responsible
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VSiiN his ,1 It aKiiliml you !„ rhl. enn«r f|j«X
P E R M A N E N T WAVES, cheap. .'. 1 -J miles out West V , rst
incorrect insertion,
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price,
personul
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RL I H. Lee.
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11 l« farther ord -red tlint’ 'j
FLOWER
P L A N T S :— Calendula ‘n" M
l,1,r,Il . (hr,,l,Bho„t. Leave twine ....n( aa (price
" b e $1500
$1500 under
underl19° — A,,lomobilfs For Sale
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*n«P dragon, carnation nnd other "r ,, l! ” , ? 11 1,1 Herald office, C aro ,l' ll,al. present dny value. O w ner'
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seiiforil. Si',,,tvi,,'.• I'.n int;, f iJttd
A ttorney and Counsellor a t Law garden annuals. For immediate or "
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[aid representative
future planting. Mrs. L. II tones.
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2 1 0 E nst F irs t Street.
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Phone 7!IH I. «
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room furnished . 7 , , ; ; ..... ’ l,vl"b' room and kitchen. 1 Sanford A,,. ilt mu, St
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[[unification will give
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Price if .ssold
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CORNER PARK AND SCi i»NI»
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a postal card t • • S' M . A AN: EEA, ,MiMuiger
appointm ent. Dr. W. K. Macfurc effects e.
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Magnolia Ave Sinialde. for nr
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F IV E ’S GARAGE
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batlis, double garage,
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SANI-'ORD lltlICK C().
wight In,-.
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Kleetrieal Appliances
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lilJ M.'ignc'lii* Ave.
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Percolators,
Irons,
Waffle
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RENT.
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furnished
ynur address,
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Irons, Toasters, etc.
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modern with galago. .1 . I,. Hurl. Hi ii lit... .. i'ii»ii> .. w 11 coie.trurted < "M " i<i
Her or hy letter. Teleth e ball hardw are
PERSONALLY
^ w e b o u g h t a co u ple
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WEDDING PReSENT OfiCfi I
W A N T E D —Experienced w a itic s. |
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b 'd .....ms. 1,-ith. with K E \ | \ C | t \ Ni,.IN*, \V(H:KS
A n d Soc. m o n t h s i ^ r t T
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Apply Bell Cafe.
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ilIt(| yvat,*r H ') " l , AND I.OODYEAR TIRE'S
t h e y SEPARATED
ABOUT t h a t I
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st lie, o booealow. Celery
and ''V /" '
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U ben vmir kidneys hurt
$>',HiIII
. I Higgins, So,.-1, U , Kht hi,-.
Volusia or Orange conftty
C o m -I I ,,
V'onr back le, |s ,inr© don’t
'' ' ’ 11 only $7,(10 ;•., | an.
1' 1' l M . E n : n | I , , ; i ; s
mission paid every day. Call fp»- 1
KlHMIlS » \ l t h H o a r d .
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no r1 ■hl\
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kiF.I. TRIM '
A. 1. ( allison, Windsor A par
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r(.r,i »t oiii.ii h w i h a lot of drugs thal,
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llongaloiv. Palmetto Aye. ami
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liients, 708 W. 1st St.
ROOMS,
with
or
without
meals
Kat.v St. $77.o;i per month (IN
p i ; r r c t 'n 1*
•b ' ••••I'.M Pin, l,|..,
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. furnished. Ph Hill' 7 J.‘>
I. f >' I "ii- 1 , , e,.i|..er,| ' entire urm.iry tract. Keep yotur ♦
I* i:ai *f d i : d
1 I. Gtn»D I ’S I ’D CARS
.‘Hi— S i t u a t i o n W a n t e d F e m a l e , ,
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W A N TED —Position ns bousekeepBurgnois i„
feu;ss & w i;l.c 11
' lo a„.t for Send | with a mild harmless salts whi<&
F ir s t j O F F IC E F ()a i i p v - r t„
er or first class rook by com ATTRACTIVE bedroom.
Fscd Cars.
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I that niiikcs friends"
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1115 Park
waste and srimidntes them to
petent while woman.
Box
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Bldg
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Ave. Phone 1 2 0 .
Sons,
Magnolia
and
2ml
normnl
activity
Th? funcilbafl
re;,sellable
terms.
Service Offered ;,ure H<‘r,>KIthe kidneys is
filter tho bfi
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LARGE frni,t mom. Twin beds. NB— A— Ileal HJxijtU* Direelorv
— : 1 0 — M o n e y to L o an
In 24 hours they strain from
•MILLER (). PHIL 'S. lac.
Fireplace. 807 .Magnolia Ave.
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' 'Y I.R. grains of arid ami wntitu, oo.
Ci»M trr mu n m e t me.
MeCAEL a FOX. Real estate in’
(Drugs, Soda. We ai->- LOANS— Money available a t 7 per
I- DR ( jl'ti'K s VI.E
tain readily understand tho vl1
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pent. Close in --------property.
l ir roil, phone.
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Importance of keeping the
"H er: t loom ,,*.w bungalow. |
Elm A
and |::t»i Street.
1 our li.-.tings. Phoim 7-15.
’ garage, ills Oak,
; Connelly & Sons.
active.
Call lt<!
Clllt-d ,b| t outside -oath era • it \
V Till
| in, 1 |*|* , ,,, ,(T n p
mils; lot lb, x 200
Drink lots of good w a te iw y a o
or $ .2 'ii ho.
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fa t tie-at gives in,
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'"dices of Jad Suits; take a tt
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Xjmonful in a glass of wate*
F ram in g Sheathing -.Sitllhg— ' ' 7
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Mooring nnd Finish, delivered i n | , , , B RENI .
I wo fotnislied bed-!
Real Estate and ’
‘ 1 a ' bi,y<. good Ionise in good lorn
tiwit ynur business.
1 1 1 1 s t \ r i : i ,(*• r 1 .. 1 1; 11, \ 1.. .
fore breakfast each nioL.,,^,
water,
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I'' A It MS, I N I ' , a fow ilavs nnd vmir kidneys
1 Sanford nnd vicinity a t a price
rooms. Hot
water.
adjoining
INSURAN CE BROKERS
1 1 i<"i . on easy terms.
L E SI R E nm| see the new custom
it n i l I'ni llt ||»||
bath. $.>,011
$5,011 per
per week.
week, 1017, Elm ' “
uiiilt ShnlrhnkiTs
geiieril gUHriinteed to be a saving to you. bath.
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then m-t f ne. This famous
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Lumber
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nii-i and lemon juice, combine^ wl th
mi ii.t*
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h.s Hi-fi
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First
National
Bank
Bldg.
DODGE
SANFORD.
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litliia. and has been used for yeai
Pleasure ram and Gral.om True
REAL e s t a t e
in s u r a n c e
couple.
Use of garage.
H o lly .,
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5 (5— F u e l n n d F e e d
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Cloittiii.
hasti to help 1 lean .-nnl stimulate clogf'f*
Elm and L'fth St.
Phone -I 1 I - ' V !l»*l
Ill'll.. Ill, it (no- hiiiiip
1 ,'HllM
w ater always available. So.; Union ' « — B tls in rtw U r o p o r t y
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Ave.
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Repairing a m l 'i 'G B S A L E —Stove, and fire plid
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D " •"'V l- " l l l l l l l t i l e H in t . ' o f l-'lni'lda
bia fm iironim I wood. Phone I51-J. 1 1 1 0
INC.
-i S - m l i n . l i , t ' n i i n r i , a n o f r i e i r o r j longer a source nf irrltutlon, f\
fiJ)— R o o m s f o r H o u s e k e e p i n g ! , ro,,nMS> K" " * 1 location.
>-75011. ' .............. .... *
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-IU,-l,t 111 >nI, IVll 11 in |,|n,.,.Nf< cnl,III fit, often relieving bladder wdnl-.iieiaij
2(1.1 Oak Avo.
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J Small, n i 'h payment. T. \ lb,\
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Jad Salts is inexpensive <nnv.
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housekeeping, i
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(Iirrolia Ateinie.
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veseent‘ htliin-wnter
lithia-wnter dt
ink. •whlplffl
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to
diink,
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Sanford Autom obile
uruhr what I think
UrLfs Special a t - | FOR SALE.Stove and f'Hrtiplace ! 121 7 W. 2nd.
I «•!-—Farms and Land for Sale!?lJ«»<
pi ,,,,,’,. 1 17 | If.'l'f'.a '■!»»"
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.(M. Lord. ----------ladies .uni ihiblien. i wood. Phone .‘if, 12.
—----------------I" h" .uni a|i|o,ir 1,,-r.n•• nnr iul.l ll
keep their kidfleyft clffin.i
I IM. SALK.
n tre farm, new , " th e r investments and will .«■
ciicuH i-om-t nt ii,, I'niiii iimiHi' i„ Mticl active. Try this; also keen enT1
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/ I —u A p u rtm en tn a n d F la t s
• house. $ 1,0 0 0 ,110. 1 .. 1 .. Kcib-r, <his pi-ojiertv checop on that a c - : D'ads the world ia mo
I STEAM l’K K S i ^ R Y f ^ — G o o d T h i n g s lo E a t
dor car value.
, h- **',U* d'ly' !.'r 1 > Vc , , V, ' a .1' m' lhp 'va,,' r drinking, ami no d o u lb r
I Lake M"tiroe, Ha.
I count. Only a small cash payment
pru-'niig. tailoring.
s m it h m o t o r
s CO
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became cott.
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required on this deal. Ho'x lo* 1
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AUTOMOnil.K DEALERS -If you o n , h - "J7tli »ln v
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ted Low- .
Seminole,, !* 4
porch furnished.
cream
produced
in
Seminole
"'••nt to 1 ell your used cars, ad I''*’ 1Il'l-OMII- I r o n , \ ,H, Ih, l i l l l l I
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doily
on
the
classified
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hOR R E M — I wo torm shed a p a r t - >„|| m„ (|,.rM conveniences.
( i n l y ' * ' 1" l)a*i"ir o f the Marvnni,, LakeMo ,
s i , net
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■ ’fuses last year; Gino
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Premier's automobile
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lyioiet Gibson, the EnIwho shot the Premier
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lltlts remained on the stand only
a short time, direct examination
•Iona .being completed. He quoted
the defendant, Mrs. Hall, aa say
ing in reply to a question as to the
possibility that her husband and
his wife eloped as saying; "No, I
know they are dead or they’d have
come home."
Trial Is Slow
The trial moved slowly and with
out Incident except indirectly from
;thd witness stand. The belligerent
special
prosecutor, . Alexander
Simpson, and the suave defense
counsel, Clarence E. Case, ex
changed thrusts at intervals in
connection'with-questions on direct
•t and the national di- and croaa examination. Counsel
called into session
(Continued on Page 2)
IJWght the supreme bost organisation, the
s Is to meet. Events
I likely to move quickI tbs measures agreed up*
Migtvtn to parliament,
called into session
rwMsy, for enactapetlt ‘{.O At ■>
-------i witUh a week.
.
W. R. Dupree of Lake Mery
movement to put
bought .'seme land 10 or 12 years
<ion has been put ihto
Oil Is Found On
Land Owned By A
Lake Mary M a n
ago (n California, near Los An
geles and fh 1918 cams to Florida.
I political squad has been
1st Padua to punish Antd- Ha inevtrr gave , so ■ very much
|*t Parma, a list of enemies thought to the lands, paying the
wgime bus been drawn up taxes and receiving the rentals as
“ **id there will be sum they came due. i • *
Recently be was advised that
mon in the case of plotters,
discovered In Bologna ’ by ail ‘had bean discovered on his
I* is said to have contained ldttds. An offer wSs. made for his
' that opponents of the re property rights and this morning
dded to commit terror- Ha left for Los Angeles to consider
including attempts on the the groposltion raa^e.'
iMuiiolIni in the hope tnait'- i Mr; Dupree marvdd to Sanford
]*ould bo met or that the
several years ago and lived here
*ould be frightened into until the first of the year, going
to. Lake Mary. He lived in Califomia from 1910 ^ 1915.
Study Course
jiuversity, Plea
ite Realtors
Judicial district had the court
room cleared of all spectators. He
took further precautions against
any mob violence by making sure
'
doors of tho courtroom were
and by ordering no one to
.va the room &x to open a winexcept by perjniMton of
Sheriff .Praiik Kardt >.
_ thp reading of. tbs
verdict by'Circult Court Clerk a.
M. Robinson he called the role' of
the jury* asking eash if that was
his verdict. Each answered yes.
Guards wore then stationed be
tween the court)\puse and the Jail
and surrounded py a half a dozen
or. more deputy sheriffs and spe
cial iloputles and Christie was
marched back to the Jail. A large
crowd awaited st the. left of the
entrance to the Jail, among them
persons from the former homo of
the .young woman in Georgia, fcut
no demonstration was made
As news that the verdict of the
jury was guilty was spread among
the crowd they rapidly dispersed.
‘ In Florida the crime with which
the defendant was charged is a
capital one and the verdict of
guilty carries with it the penalty of
death in. th# electric chair. Final arguments in the case were
completed yesterday afternoon and
the case went to the jury.
Poljcemen were on guard out
side qf the jail last night and five
men war# stationed Inside of the
building to prevent s possible jail
doHvUry. Sheriff Karel e#id last
nighl'tliat he waa prepared for a"
outbmk.and denied that Christie
wodM be spirited eway during the
nlghljjfor safekeeping.
S ta te . Department
R efuses Entrance
To IRussian
Woman
m. N * *.
W ASHINGTON, Nov. i.-M / P —
ThO Executive order of President
Woodrow Wilson barring advocates
of artatchy, reyolutfon of OfiUtbn
from' the United States has been
invoked again by the 8tate Dm
PJbHda hae much better oppor•nt—this time to prevent
tdnltles than Its “ sister staU’’ .foy
the conservative class of invsetors,
he said. Mr. Dupres. plans i»VM ting some o f the money he receives
toy Us oU holdirtgf, If the deal U
" ' in Florida'prperty.
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JHA, BEACH, Fla!,. Nov.
•Tpr;
«»t*bliahment o f , a
‘ iricuUure at the
T of Florida with connedthe sute for the
■ * ^ t on„ of farmen -of
was advocated
day’s saseiqnAsw
5 ft
A sm^ u tlea d f
'
thle
new
iw
leer I
Senate!
' , 1 • * ' i■-•«
M. Braxton, co
for th# BL.v*
stion District
TRUCE DECLARED JOHN GANZEL AND s
ON bo ard t r a in .d r . c arro th ers
CARRYING QUEEN!TALK AT MEETING
Official H<»t Patches tip Difference Between Marie’s
A i d e ’ and
Millionaire
Who Wanted to Slap Ma^or
QUEEN M AR IE ’S SPE CIAL
EN ROUTE TD VANCOUVER,
B, C., Nov. 6.— (IP>— Queon Marie’s
-epeeial teein-moved toward Van
couver today with a truce, tempo
rarily at least, having outwnrdly
closed the bi-cnch among the con
trolling partfes aboard.
Major Stanley Washburn, special
aide to her majesty, and Snmucl
Hill, accentrlc millionaire who in
duced Marie to coifto from Ru
mania to dediente his unfinished
museum of fine arts nt Mary Hill,
Washington, were aboard tho trnin
despite Hill’s announced intention
to put tho majrfr off. Major Wash
burn will remain with the party at
the request of Colonel John H.
Carrol), official host to her ma
jesty, who with Wnihhurn, left
Marie’s box at the Portland horse
show Wednesday night after Mr.
Hill had publicly criticised the
special aide.
Threatening to slop Major Washbum and to “ crush him" if the
aide disobeyed his orders, Hill had
declared he was “ boss" of the tour.
Washburn and Cnrroll immediately
excused themselves to the Queen
and* returned to the trnin.
In a statement last night Col
onel Carroll, who has effected a
truco between Washburn and Hill,
declared he, was “ very much sur
prised that a guest of thu Quoen,"
should threaten to put the major
o ff tho train, adding that Major
Washburn was selected by Marie
herself because of his assistance to
her during the war.‘
l
limber of Commerce MemHear Talk by Golf Fac»ry Executive and Rollina
College Professor Today gate” of tba aubway *. and
7.
in w no precincts haylr
notmeed before any
cast.
Meanwhile, tho com«
seventy, an unofficial!
adelphia, was prep:
an ittvaatigatlon in o
Philadelphia precincts ■
Wilson wna not credit
single vote. Membeik <
■ - •
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_i fr
m
,a
- ) * mltte# attached much1
Continued
Reg
mtinued Reecaglon
o f Flaod to official returns wji
Wllcon with no yote?
In
Shaft
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m
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•fans in that city, and May Allow W orkor* to Hunt
s' voto In yeach o f'> hti
F of Bodies inf N ear Future
isy dDdsions.
MINE WATER IS
RECEDING
-• "4 4 ARE’ MISSING
took'
possstsian of ^ two car train, rid
The Walter Hagen Gol fProducta ing into Boston'freo of charge.
lant at Longwood has a ca« One womad pisenger fainted duv.
sufficient to turn out |2,- Ing ths rlde^ cifr windows were
.wurth ot golf balls, chibs rulied out, eltoArlc lights -broken
IBHPEMING, Mich., Nov. 8 ^ ,
id lias •xtloffdtehc#' emptlod.
nnd bags a year, John H. Canzel, and
W?)—Tho., honeycombed, workings
In
Boston
th#
rioters'
blocked
vice president of the compo xy, totraffie .at -TremonVvand B p / U t oofn jaS number
! f g ! ! L loff . abandoned’ iron
dny told the members of th * San
nt rests by stopping outoyiablira, [”“*** lW*irW>flWvWdmg r l w p
ford Chamber o f Commercr nt the i
off their number plates and
hjrtld.
^
«n®h engaged in
weekly meeting in tho f minolo
Cafe.
Dr. George Carrothers, doan of
Rollins College, made n brief talk
un tho spirit of community coop
eration. He profncod his talk with
n few remarks on the Rollins var
sity football team. Tho RtctsonRolllns gamo in Sanford last Sat
urday ended disastrously for the
Tars, tho speaker said. "But wo
didn't do so bad us some may think
by tho score -3.1 to 0,” he said.
“ Tho
onrxen Innl/s
hod but
hllf when
mhnn you
Vrtll
Tho score
looks bad,
think about it, Army boat Yale
3.1 to 0 last week. Bolter teams
suffer defeats.
“ Rollins will be hero to meet
Mercer ne:<t Thursday nnd the
score will be reversed this time.
Rollins is working hard to make
Mercer fight."
Gnnzcl, a prnmin nt baso ball
man for 23 years » f which 14
years wero spent in the major lea
gues, said that ho aitw only one
man in tho membership present
who hnd ever visited his factory In
Longwood, and ho invited tho
Chamber of Commerce members to
take lunch with him at tho Orange
and Black cabaret and afterwards
visit his factory any tlmo next
week. E. A. Douglass, president
of the trade.bod}’ , accepted tho in
vitation and virtually all tho mem
bers piosent said they would meet
in Longwood. Tho Rotary Club
was invited to havo its weekly
meeting at tho Longwood hotel us
the guests ut tho speaker. The
chamber body will meet at 1 o'clock
in Longwood, It was decided.
fans of the Po
expected
jm
•rhl
doing other damage, chasod from
difficult wcvk ■ o f recovering
H
.
the section by polico reserves th ey, the bodlos o f the miners entrapped uiurpatldn ot poweiv V$
went to a public ballroom farther ■in 1^° cave-in st the Bsrnee-Heck- high misdemeanors.. “
up Boylenton street and wrcckod , or mlno here Wednendny.
• Jltdge English's real,
its furnishings to the extent of ; Tho seeming impossibility of thd terdsy and tho docla!
$2,000, according to the manage* |task of clearing tho flooded pit House managers to r
ment.
|took on a more encouraging aspect the proceedings, ba.t
From hero, police reserves herd-,late last night whon tho water bolieved that ths.ii
od tho students Into a subway sta-j which filled the shaft began ra wiH be only:.
tion hut this movo proved costly ‘ ceding o f Its own accord. Mino en- Senators hOe n o f N
— to tho eiovated company — for gineera'expressed the opinion that Senate would aecopt (h# i .
.
nonrly every window
In tho the water had broken through to ommendaUods. _
Btructure nbove the surfoce was , underground caverns of adjacent
Couf»t’Renisliu»i|'
i s
i
. . .
.
*
broken.
j worked-out Iron mines.
Belated' and scaUeris
The roserves then drove the mob; Shortly after midnight the watover-night failed to-»d
to Harvard bridge and across tho ers in the main shaft had droppgd
party lineup in\tlA.'„‘jBt
Charles river to Technology.
j to 4,000 feet from, tho surface and
House,'which remairie ,r“ ’
Several motorists whoso cun wero still receding.
The entJro, cans/230, w
Democrats 18
were wreckod, threaten suit. The* district is honeycombed with those! Lkbor**^,' SocTalist ono*S
fight in tho gymnasium resulted in huge caverns and officials ire cidcd
‘
one. iA total of 21jj
$1,000 damago, it wns stated.
hopeful that the waters may bo nary for a majority, !
Five students arrested were, drawn o ff by this method in such of thy Seventieth Con
bailed in ,$200 each.
quantities as to at loast clear the show47.Republicans, 47
first level whero it Is believed and ’ onh 1Fsrm or-lAbdy^tj
many bodies unaccounted for may
be found. .
...
i But even with this unfoirseen aid
the task of'recovery remains a
f.ir m n r r a p llo T n M V
!mo,t difficult one. As the water
V a t l l f l l U l . I . ruccdcd ,t waB reveal^ that tHe
'; ’
.......
A
main shaft hail been stripped of
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.—DP)— ' 0,1 ita bracings by tho rush of
Six million dollars worth of liqbor wntcr *nd •*I»d *nd was partially
was In possesion of prohibition If,Ued w,tl» timber and other wreckagepte, today Ifi what Is said to’be
the largest bonded warehoo$e<‘in
**
New
bracing apparatus must bo
America^ apd 19 men, uncoi
constructed to prevent-slldss and a
’’th 'the warehouse, wero
new elevator installed W ore: the
t as- marine bootkggors man can penetrate to the tint level.
and hijackers who staged a cham Sotindiriga have revealed that this
pagne bath-tub party while a coast level is clogged with send if ea
guard destroyer chased their ves entry la made into it the work:
ken
SSL:..l
must dig oot any bodies that may
Prohi A gents Sei:
S ix-'Million Dol
He suggests t{jat“tho great ova
tion paid to ths' Queen ut Mary
Hill Mqieum.and the Queen’s trib
ute to Mr. j^ill thtre us an old
friend hava turned his head.’’ In
dedicating the museum Marie
praised Hilt as a “drenmor and
wckSc^C,*’ . whom she umtejrstood,
“becaua#) I, too, am a dreamor and
worker."
•> *
The golf factory had Its inception
Colonel Carroll’s statement said
The warehouse, owned .by) the buried thenw’
that Major. Washburn "w ill remain vyith (he visit 'fit Walter Hagen to Klap Warehouse, Inc., v t s
on' this train until the journey la '8xQfofd last wipWr, .Cancel re
•j (Continued on Page.2)
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v n d r‘ i
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MlQs. whq said be had
jr; l ' f*
a=r^ ;a~' :
W . f a S k was not
‘ .•>;
Id ««cordance with the
Aithfk.
Con
vacaneyfrom Maliie-td *
o special oleetion on Nd
Senator Nbrrln, dcciai
the "country should .half
truth about PonnsyivaiT ‘
ed that it is appannh."
est election was bet
results were an Imj
cept through "fraudul
stion."
Mr. Vare,.Senator 1
"ran several' hand
Votes behind the
and- outside' the^elty
phis, where the Vsro supremd, Mr. Vere wf
by 80,000 majority."
"U h u W tid g what W i
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Abode f e l r ^ '
. H ’dfcWfl
ie ' in - FU
nuiat
IffiSS
r w -or, -
i;,€lub s h a m valued at
^ V f o / t o - W . E. Raaey,
L J V general of ,On*
Slpeace, o f th4
isevfn l » « i
—■vx/r»‘r-
«
x: v
I nrd squnro.
snunro.
Automobilos warn
! wrecked on tho way und trolley
cars wero stopped, thoir windows
broken and wires cut. Tho Uni
versity theatre in tho square was
stormed as well as tho police sta^
tion. Harvard students, actihg as
unhers helped repel the
from tho theatre.
,
The atudenta, tbon "crashed ths
m
.■
i - • 11 Hk\
I during which six sophomores bo1)00P,Q o ( ^
enme unconscious, an armistice
____k fj
^ th a tth oP h iU d elp h le,'
HorlaraH^1 Z ih. .tuH.nt.^ six ,Bnd' W®“tenant Corant eraahsd to had functioned as usual, tt
declared and tho studonts, six hu d<Mlth in tho see near Norfolk.
;a llo t '
racidgu V *
bold the s'
!Vf* '
‘1
Committee of S<
P r e f l ar e
Throucrboiit %
tend N. W. -
Who addressed
A * t*mporaneoushr.
■t
w clrn n jm ^
l k S ^ T tni wm .-.puee
* 111m v w bhve
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BOSTON^' 'lia r. 8.— (fr )— Five
students o f tba Massachusetts In
stitute o f Technology had to ap
pear in court today on charges of
malicious destruction of property
ry
during a sensational riot in CnmWASHINGTON, .Jjfh
bridge and Boston.
! AP— Tho drive arcalwf
During a battle with police re
serves, several thousand dollar*
j. •ins: William S. Vtrn^l
.w orth ,of property was destroyed.
I can, aa the junioi
The troublo started when
100
ifrom Popnaylvania ii
freshmen attempted to brenk up
;7
entieth CQpflrre88'h‘ ‘
the nnnunl sophomore banquet with
r
Senator N o r r l^ I
tear gas bombs.
I
Nebraska,
wh6 a;
The banquet was being held nt
[ aylvonia on behalf <
tho gymnasium of the institute in ,
Cambridge where the freshmen damanded admittance and were re
LM Ut,r nn{ C’u f ‘
t V* Senatorial candidate, 1
S. N., who has b«cn designated to
u eeu|v, ’ ^
fused. Bombs were then hurled
Allen H. C'~rk. election clerk, points cut to tho President and Mrj.
through broken windows and the fly for the Navy In the Schneider p<!rifj|t^ , by ti^e Reptfc,^
Coolidge at tbcir Northampton, Mass., polling place, where to daposit upper classmen evacuated and Cup seaplane races at Hampton c,nrw}\ 6 n thet denatot^
Roads! V a„ In place of the lata though technically el
the ballots with which they voted for United States William M. Butler j wVnt nt tho freshmen,
and other c: .iidntes.
After a few minute, of fighting ^ ^ ^ r ^ e S K r ^ S S
**> **1 "*
warehouse,'<1
nt.
,
Bostoft'nAttfr S a ffers From
Raid Which Starts Out to
: B e an Annual Class Battle
»
M L
?
Wreck ®Hieater and:
Commandeer Cars
|f y
ORLANDO, Fla., Nov. 5.—t/P)—
“ We, the Jury find the defendant
guilty as charted," was the verdict
H usband o f Murdered Woman rendered at 9:15 o'clock this morn
Nov. 6.— ('TO— Musing In circuit court here in the
for Direct
^2cHeme to introduce : ’ Qccupie*.
^ p ^ ; »fta
*and
o ix)r
u ir e c i t c**6 of A. B. Christie, charged
f^ m e a tifl o f-p ro te c t.
'E x a m in a t io n
A ftc ^
O n e |with
_ criminal
......... ........
assault upon a young
regim er w as
W U n e a s Is R e p o rte d S ick Orlando woman,
' T■ ’ _ ! Christie, who sat nt the table of
id by the P rem ier p e r
SOMERVILLE, N. J. Nov. 5. ) his counsel, heaVd the verdict read
t this morning a t a secunuuicb
(/p)— Mrs. Jane Oibson was too ! without the slightest show of
don of the cabinet and
R W i^ d ir e c to r - rick to come to court today but the emotion and with hardly a glanc
Premier also had HaU-Mills case went ahead without {ro™ thft newspsper which he <a
reading at the time.
conferences with Sec- her. Mra. Oibson, sxpecttd to
His attorneys immediately an
rntrii Turstl of the Fas- 1testify as an eyewitness of the
nounced that they would file a
"Minister of the Into- slaying of the minister and choir
tetal
‘ hat If
oni and Minister of singer four years ago, was r e : , ™ tio,n f .or • «
ported
somewhat
improved
Over
|th
,B
tlenied
they
w'
1
,1
take
thc
[loeci regarding three pro
___Ji4i____ *
v.,*1o*8e to the Supreme Ci
Court. His
cure*, the first providing her condition of last flight, but attorneys are Akerman and Akcr„ recently approved death there was no intimation from the man and H. B. S. Hammond.
Tfor attempts against the Somerville hospital when she will
Long before the opening of court
Premier or members of be able to testify^ at all,Mrs. Gib
this morning s large crowd of
son
has
been
unofficially
designat
1family be made rctroacmen were on the courthouse yard
iiecond raling for reorgan- ed as the state’s star witness.
and by the time Christio was tak
James
Mills,
husband
of
the
[ef the police system, and
en from the Jail to the courtroom
luthorliing sweeping re- slain woman, Mrs. Elcsuior R. the crowd had increased in num
the membership of the Mills, testified just befoift the ber. They ruehed to the court
[isrty, with the object of tofiSttoti rtocess. He was Calm and room as soon aa tho defendant had
told his story of his last sight of
j Nt suspected members.
entered the building.
hit wife in fl| dispassionate 'volte,
Stood that the
’
Judge Fraink Smith of the 17th
trait to the lack of emotion
K b !lD u c e
:
i
F rom T echfc« lHr r C it ie s
1
Fe^r of Mob d^ iall Delivery
Causes Sheriff'«rtd City to
Take Spddloi' Precautions
T f T r' , 1 ^ 1
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Thousand* 4 t Dollars W orth
o f P roper ty Reported Dam-
Prisoner Heavily
Guard^d by Police
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71stfV7£ s ■
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Young Whitto Man Declared to
Be GUlIt^ o£ Attack Upon
prominent Girl of Orlando;.
T)eaUi Penalty b> Expected
with proud, of
I ,hi* felt .- that
it “a -gooes for leavi*;wfters,-Jt-’oflie had
Jta lumdt of-tf hunta-
•
in d 7^ e i r M I
In makls
HWs said ha’
'’ “ litniug*.;: *
7KI
�V<r.«-
Varsity Squad of the Mercer Bears
nClash Showed Up
'.cts In T h e Rollins
tensive,Says Coach O rr
•m* tn •**%
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1 1,y The Associated Press)
.vy •ra
tute of Virgni*.
Jj
iy Paul Hilliard ....
I powerful to show up tlie defects in
•Y ithern
conference
football) A fter a week of fc
(f!<V not a defeat will tho Tnr offensive.
McQuilli-n'.*
. riu u!-* wore winding up training which included tha t
td or another lors sus- team did that—and then some.
.
’P riwls today for deciding games o f I reinstatement of Vli
t,'matter that will come , Conch Orr la devoting his time
•ho season Saturday, with in fetest1tiro first string <wn
_
Attatntlce Day when the to Ironing out tiie weak spr-tn in
lireeled nt tlic Alabnnin-Kcntucky: vcrslty of GeorfliT»fc*|
Vmrk'- meet the fast Mer- his varsity line.* He is fortunate
I .uni Ttnnosscc-Sewnneo encounter.!.] for nn invasion by tkJ
i'fro m Macon In Sanford, in having all his material intact
Alabama fresl'hncn, using Ken- j Alnbnmn Pol*-.
stira met defeat Inf t Sat- : from tho Stetson game. No in
'tuckv plays’ , went through the I tdemson, loser lu t)
hands o f the Stetson ' juries Imve been reported, mid
I Crimson line almost *t will yes-' ™rd re-enters confr^
'to 0. Tho acoro, how- Jevery man is hack preparing to
1*erdny, while Kentucky looks to its tion Saturday in » « ,
nt/i toll'the talc. Those meet the Mercer Bear.
forward pn:» dofonso to give tho Florida, which wm hum]
Sled the hnttlc saw u j Mercer defeated the University
fide its first setback o f tho sea week's clash with
dogs.
team put up an in- |of Florida fl to .1. This in itself
son.
overy minute of the ia proof nufficent thnt the Tars
While Maryland jo
Tennessee, second in the confer
It. fact thnt the team havo n tough joh nhend of then).
Haven for nn inte
ence standing with three victories,
l,maintain n consistent of- Beth tenmn will average about the
i with Ynle. Louisiana j
has gone through hard pract.ee
# „
against Stetson’s heavy name weight.
Isessh as this week for the strong j Arkan(mg am,nfertnea(
Last year the Bears won from
_ r dofcnce , will not
have
Mi.
Swance nggrcgnr.i.n
which t w
o . North Carolina'
tbapring on the Tnrs chances the Tnrs 11 to 0 iii one of the
weeks ago held the Alabama hus-)tV...
....... .
ahead ijf the Mercer out- most thrilling contest* ever seen
t the conferee for eotito
kies to a two to nothing score.
in the Bear stadium. If thy Tnrs
Southwestern nnd Ltit
Supporters or Tulane’s Green
Station game wns the first make a creditable showing this
, ; ^ , I U1C. ;,lefc» r uiuvursitj' » i.j U i«ii i.iuau or tnacon, o * „
a. . nriorti .trm.suce i/a, to uatile tne tto.nns Turn o f Winter
Wave except the return of Morgan
ct of the tioaflon in which the ] yonr against what is generally conPark, Fin., it will he tne first and only Georgia learn to play In the Fu.i.'lnre rftn‘ e thi- sen-on.
and Gamble, veteran linesmen,
met' strong resistance. So. |aidercd one o f the South’s rtrnngBuck row, standing, left to right: SLI .1..bason, varsity line coach; Marion Roberts, halfback; Joe Power, halfback; Wallace Butts, end;
who hnve been out with injuries,
‘ 'A. ft M. bffered little resist- i ost elevens, they will hnve to show
Bill
Bruner,
qimrtcrbmk;
Joe
Farrar
(Phoney)
Smith,
hnlflmck;
Jakey
A'iuins,
end;
Vernon
Cail,
end;
Buchanan
Loser,
quarterback;
H qw many sesiant ,
to
Improve chances of victory over
unusunl
strength.
'
the heavier Tnr line,
the lyiissiusippi Aggies, which in Mclnnis play in tho mt1
The task lies nhend. What will Hnlph Skelton, fullback; Conch Bernice Moore, head coach.
ie ld Athletic Club was
Middle row, kneeling, left to right: Big Six Salter, halfback; D oyle Barnes, halfback; Guluaid Wilder, tackle; Dick Cliatt, hnlfbnck; , practice sessions against the scrubs — I>. F. T.
Ifvrjlpuk still not sufficiently Armistice Dny disclose?
Eighteen.
trf%»»> *
have acquainted themselves with
Bed Nightingale, tackle; Butch Hnnimmk, center; Jin. Holden, guard; “ Little Bit” Pierce, Uicklc; Joe Estecs, guard.
Where, is Lincoln Uni
Tula no’s plnys.
Front row, left to right: Forrester, Lawton Cheeves. John Herndon, '‘Slue-’ Dunn, Prcnt.as Neal, guards; Captain John Puka, end;
cated nnd who is f<
Georgia Tech, following its de
Barney Davis, guard; Denver Fleming, renter; Kay Tiptonk guard.
there?— D. F. G.
feat last week by Coach Rock no’s
JcfferH()|1 n
Notro DAme warriors, was at home ^ ^ coach of '
•
||ow m„
tmM
j of iLs purpose there are nlwuys this week to withstand a Vander-j
Tin Ofcer!i:i football t?nrr j-; the lime, comes around.
hilt onslaught, and 23 members of |hns Autltr<|liu com
• * *
I those suits Mr. Kearns filed.
01 .-* Conference is using Chinese
tbo South Carolinn squad were to j )nvj, t„ nnjs
H.'kficld formations. * * * And
Nut only did H airy Wills quit
* * «
cup limbi
Instead of “ check" the quurter- the ring a very rich man, hut with] still, then* is nothing compnr- move against the stronghold of
hack always lmrks “ checkce."'
Five.
a very rich laugh at the expense of r |>|«. t() the enthusiusm of the Virginia Poly.
<
t
Washington
and
Lee,
following
whnt was tho remit I
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the fighting public.
j under grnd as he goes out to die
OWOOD, rla.. Nov.
I.—
a
freek
of
rest,
was
prepared
foi
f
„
0tbnll
game
*
*
*
j
for
the
college
colors.
*
*
*
Of
The hurnrtovining Ruth i ; p it’ by' thd attractive list of
.Lii k Dempsey has been given a |course his mentality may bo open tits'Virginia clash and North Car- Buekncll nnd Holy
ting
on
now
will
be
nothing
com
I
ibqtig up for distribution
Wo hope Mary Garden is not pared to the storming Colonel Rup- belt to remind him he wm once the to question but tliat is another olinn wns out to continue its win- year?— F. G. H.
:*tha 15 or more dnys sesnlng strenk against Military Instl- Holy Cross 23, Ilutk
thi
seriously contemplating an en- |pert will display when conliaet chcmpioii. * * * If the. belt fails] thing.
hich will he innugurnted on
gaginent with Gene Tunney. * * * j
Dny, NoV. 11, homes
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j Mr. Dempsey hnd an engagement:
bprMmen are. now arriving
NEW YORK, Nov. •!.— (/P)— • with him last month and—well, j
HfjpJpole Park from practically
Princeton’s eleven leavens to n ig h t;’ 1 w,lM n° t altogether a pleasant
1'jpoint of the conipuss. In' thing.
^ aWiAnot those alreody on the for the first of the year's Big
many of tho most Three classics in tho Hnrvnrd sta
Now that Harvard has wen two
ormors known to the
dium Saturday. Harvard, continu straight games it is unlikely that
id pacing world. '■
ing to break precedent under the a change in coaches will be mudu
i during the. week in
before the middle of November at
f . wall known strings new regime o f Arnold Horwcen, the earliest.
by A- T. Morrison, Dr. hus announced its probable start
'all, B. Cnrmicheul, J. H. ing lineup.
Of course, Harvard >till has a
H. Lowen, H. Walters.
Princeton stars of other years long way to go before it can Ik;
cQullty, C. Y odor Dr. have donned the Crimson jerseys, accepted n.s a re-established foot
l kPunn, F. Watts, J. K. WII- of Harvuid to scrimmage the Tiger I hall power. * * * We doubt, for
ip, S. Burdett and mum unis varsity int< n fighting unit this I instance, if Mr. ( ashnndcarry Pyle
o f similar prominence.
week. Out of the mediocrity that j has ever heard' f the place.
njlorrir-an »tring, which show-1 mur34C(i t.ur]y season play against
The king of Rumania, we hear,'
* What of n sensation nt the Anihorstf Navy. Lehigh and Wash
^ nd Circuit meeting at ington nnd I a’ c there has come a Iris ordered the queen to return
jn, Ken., appears to lie ono drive that the Princopton line has home right away. * * * He's prob
most formidable now quur- been missing all year. liven the ably forgot where he pul his house
the local course located former heroes that, crowded the slippers.
I tha'i.Dixie Highway betwaan Tiger scrub back field could nut
Suz/.anne Lenglen gibbers that
lord and Oralndo. On two constop tile short put sea that have
tlye days of tho
Kentucky
dean f portsmiinship should be the
demoralized Harvard for two years.
basis of every game.
* And, in
ng Mr. Morrison, known to
But Jake Slagle, nec o f Princeton
her ease, it is essental to add the
ny f U “ Hump,” scored double
bncks, still is favoring his wounded
rlos, which Is somewhat of an
filthy lucre.
ankle and may be held for an
♦ ♦ 0*
a) feat for u driver on the
emergency role Saturday.
Illinois
lias
a fireman in her
Circuit.
In
the
Harvard
stronghold,
aces
hackfield.
*
*
” It should lie no
fololwing is a complete list
jfcbrsos already on the grounds of former elevens have run through trick for the young man to end
I
Igiprlth their respective records the plnys that Princeton is expect every game n a Maze of glory.
"A t
Ownership: Carlottn (2; 11) ed to use. Putnam, Miller, sayles
Grover Cleveland Alexander is
;«A . K. Vail, North Hnndall. and Guarnncclu are announced as
writing the history of his life. ’ *
o; Direct Hair
) Mrs. J. the starting hacks.
|yff, McGulro, Cleveland, Ohio; Mil
Yale seems to Imve her eleven * It probably will hf entitled
' V'Wood (2-l0t»'4) Mrs. A. K. running smoothly again in prep "From Swinging Doors to Swing
m u North Randall, Ohio; Ohio aration for Maryland. The veteran ing lints."
» ♦ .
‘r;(2:J0V.) Mrs. J. I’. McGuire, Bill Kline is hack ripping holes in
inland, Ohio; I^in-nn Axworthy the scrub line. Nuvy is working ]
, long as Mr. Cnsbnndearry,
bike
U ) W. K. Marquis, New against a southpaw forward pusr.er l
1 take the six day
le, Penn; Otto Peter (2:00V i) because sfouts report the West racers and make a tour of the
V Mnnard, Cleveland, Ohio; Virginia Wesleyan aerials will I
tr.V with them wc’ll promise to
)« Direct (2:04‘. i) W. H. Par come from that side Saturday. I
» lo» * w‘th, h‘ m. Grand Rapids, Mich; Little Speed drills are the Army diet
ijT (2:07Vi) Capt. J. P. Nagle, with Notre Dame nn objective
lo, Ohio; Cap. Nagle (2-yeur- rather tlina Franklin and Marshall
'"i‘ P. Nagle, Toledo; Christie
tin immediate foe.
V (2:08V4 \t W ill Morrow, T<>Rogers and field lead a rippen- past him in the
V Ohio; Bruce Direct, (2;03^i)
rmt cheat, Nashville, Tenn; ing offense against scrubs in the world series.
( . Bng (2;10V») B. Cnrniich- Pennsylvania workout for Penn.
T H A T very first pull will tell you that no
W hen you open the tidy red tin and
Mr. O'Goofty dour-n’t cure much
illrvllle, Tenn; Ran Aubrey Slate.
;7V4) B. Cnrmicheul, NnshNew York University grlddcrt for Hie sentiment behind the song
other tobacco is like Prince A lbert fo r
drjnk-in’ that fragrance o f re^l tobacco,
Ij Iowa (2;24'i i B. Car- are fairly flying uround in the silk cnllei! "Drink to me only with
home-rolled cigarettes. H o w cool and
J,'.^Nashville, Tenn; 'Watch trousers and rubber hip pads thine eyes." * * * The gent does’
you know in advance you arc goin g to
(2;10>4 ) G. It. Chnpnmu, Kninc Rockc made stylish and ex 1admit, however, thntthe song may
refreshing it is, like a shower-bath after
make the finest cigarettes you ever rolled.
,
vine, Tenn; Wilson Expon- pects to outnpeeil Carnegie Tech, i1be all right for oculists.
trlXVi) 0. H. l/owen, Spring- Pittsburgh and West Viigmia Imve
* *
i
fa9t exercise. H o w sweet and mild it is,
O ne right after the other— that’s the
0| Motor Cop (2:07 ‘if V wound up heavy woil. for their
England is reviving
rooster
*
*
r. A. U >oU errrr*hrrt. Aed
without sacrificing that "b o d y ” expe
Sprlngflobl, Mo; Thins clash. Georgetown plays lire baf fighting. * * * If a pretty fair
way you’ ll roll ’em and smoke ’ em with
wUh rv+ry M of Hu tod f " 1* ^
:08V«)
Ifettie Dunkin, fling the Syracuse vurslty in four pounder can he developed the
movid trf Mb*ftintt Attn>
rienced
smokers
Remand.
•
this
better
tobacco.
.
I* f|
,
t, Ind; Captain Dudley scrimmage. Columbia Iiuh finishcil hoys ought to match him with Joe
0. 3’. Byers, West Point, the heavy grind foe William and Beckett.
N ever has a home-rolled cigarette
Prince A lbert is equally delightful in
• • •
'
‘ r Guy (2; 1514 ) AlMary.
tasted like that before, unless it was
inville, Illinois; ilul
It's cmhurrusHing enough to
the bowl o f a pipe. It doesn’ t.^ ite the
)’ J. R. Rynerson,
learn that tho fighting Irish of
made
with
this
same
wonderful
tobacco
Tax On "Personal Liberty”
tongue or parch the throat, no matter
Mo; Jnne Axworthy
Notro Dame are wearing silk
.J. R. Ryneraon', Wolf
pants on the football feld this sea
— good old PriiKie A lbert. Y o u ’ll like
how often you load up and light up.
In the province of Tabusco in son. hut it could be worse— sup»; The Heiress (2;13V«)
Moxlco,
those
who
drink
or
smoke
•
•
•
the way P. A . ro llf to o . I t ’s crimp-cut
Hom e-rolled cigarette, or pipe, Off both,
ftndlay, Memphs, Tenn;
(2;24Vi) Dr. Kinsey, in public, must pay a tax for tin*
A hunch of semi-pros batted
and stays put in tH6 paper as you roil i t —
P* A . is the motley. Get yourself
r,i West Virglna; Attco privilege, the money thys raised Alexander all over tho lot Ihe oth
being
devoted
to
fighting
lotfusts
7; T. Platt, Panstang, Oner day, * * * It seems that lie hud
doesn’ t blow away* * * y
Prince Albert today and
Fanny Diroct (2:- which uru u pest In that district. nothing on his cork-screw hall.
t * •
V Sprow, Sandusky, Ohio; If a policeman sees a man smok
ing
or
i
bowing
the
effectk
of
liquor
i^roquois (2;0514) A. T.
Tin* National Boxing A- jacta
Sandusky, Oho; Cento ho is privileged to ask him to tion has ruled that Rosenberg Ir
* no longer the bantamweight cham
II. Bedell, Milan, show his tax receipt.
Vera Grattcn (no rccpion. ' ♦ * Having seen "him fight
Rlchardson, Stratford, Waiters, Munciu, Indiuun; Amby we ure in u position to si«te he
Barbara S. (no record) II. Silk (2; 17’4 ) J. E. Williamson, never was.
Sandusky, Ohio;
Blurk Kenton, Ohio; Hazel A. (2 ;2 3 '»)
McQuilty, Springfield, Illi
record) If. Sprow, Snti- F.
Queen Marie, dined —! h the,
Orutor
Brook..- (2;18U ) CoulidgcH when sho vns in Wash-1
Mb; P fte r Elliot (2;08U ) nois;
t, Columbia, Kentucky; Frank Tracey, Columbus, Indiana; ington and we’ll bet Cal bored j
Y (2 :H V i) Ed PhlUfps, F. B. L. (2i24\i) C. F. Boswell. her st^ff telling about that four-1
• Indiana • P *t*r Payne Boonevillo, Indiana; Clay Slmp- pound'bass ho caught last summer
- * a.
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‘
H / Armstrong,
|
y N oted Perform ers
T u rf W orld A r e N ow
Quartered A t Seminola
Princeton Leaves
Tonight For Game
With The Crimson
tJoe''Wiliams,
CIGARETTE
MADE WITH
JRA.
IS THE
MONEY
S
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Ua-Fbfal* '
"
_
_
-t
'the Refi
�****'■- >>m:&
i w g c fia a f? n
.,r-m
m >i|
p iitV
mx , ._ t _ yer
friends Aho grow
m
M
rich (faring the jrfold nish last year
,you don't
W ‘
m
' , (Continued fironj
'.7 a
vealed. Me took up t
Arrested on an
drl
and iritaiBbM the subdivision* win
onr favorite grow rietf’a fa in in . trying, to * un o f building a g o lf factory;
The, e
Sunday night and giv
d
to
. war and scramble'•.the e rrs In court cases, wood with* the famous gott*r and on tfco roads when he cc
and aclrm
n
oharp turn it is really better tq be lenient and. several montba
ot W h lt e $ f
” 7 ' " later he
w signed
*“ " « * a hU fine o f r n Son Robortn, . I U .
L
/the molly? try to get the Interest on property Cohtract with Oanael to glye his John Splks, psgro, probably >rlab*d inford Chevrolet
serv_
'SSSlOTiaf
services to the project
i\ agency.' S;
he had paid the am an^fc*. . vj*it ;th> Brown*' wrote about
•nd
at present. Most o f these deals
end express
Frank P. '1Forster, appointed
Eastport,' Fla., nolle* learned
at the car g o lf fo r magaxines.
Were among friends and neighbors
Ing without a ‘ ,ato,p for fuel mi, former g o lf cl
and It should be treated ns such in chairman of the membershipr com- that Son Roberts wa*
car never delHatthJ an Inch been '/,, ""
the days'that are' not ns rich in pafgn committee, said he accepted the roads Thursday,
>y- and: a'
‘ Its path; o U te u g i Vthare ,1s •statcj
ir?m*rolng greenbacks i t they .were last year. tho appointment with' the excep was sent here- aslid
H"»
he be
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ho ,one at the wheel. The exhibition that every man assigned to a held on a warrant fo r murder
"ii;Oh« from ft
pRn
t.B
iR
iiR
HABn
u
p
*
nt
is
*t
Sanford.
’
Avenue
and
H
ARD
U
P
position
In
the
campaign
would
hot
ritivamuhipe «nd , And again it is not nearly so
Early this morotrig E!|fs Pickett,
(nth Street..
.
;
N E W YORK, N o v . ~ 5 . - W ) —
E1 something that easy to climb'in and tnko property shirk but put his shoulder to the a deputy sheriff, arrived here to
car ....
waa exhibited Harold Hanson, manager o f Hie
jS^Th* next letter la away from tho man who is strug wheel. The trade body -ne*da- a f take Roberta to Eastport fo r trW , .. The
.. drivoriess
.
Newark professional football team,
Inrgcr
membership
4o
prompt*
'the
. Myin* that ono of gling along trying to make good
Robert, and the negro'he killed J L S *1'\ ? h° 7 u£ » 2 E £ : ?M£ r<Uy
has withdrawn his team ffom the
city’s
welfare,
he
sold.
^
*
Vi
had
a
quarrel
over
a
woman.
RobP?"**1
th<!
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*
Circus
. m i ■iTh4 next.one as It may seem. The laws arc
presented
two
p
erform
ances.Th
e
American League because o f f i
sck and after that la rather peculiar in this country in
“ The reason w h y w a are not a erts rival and the - woman Went
.doings” of the ear,*x*J(ed unusual nancial difficulties. Three rainy
jw ^pw y. t M y°li regard to property rights and if bigger city is ouraalTAs,1' he de away and later she cam*.,back to teHunent.
mment.
* #* • w
w l-w d u in
week-ends
In succession niitre
h iv e pileil
piled
you think you are about to step clared. “ I will ask ttio men* who where Roberts wain working in
:V. Tho. cur will contlhu* its mya- up losses, ho says, ■ Cleveland
® y- ‘
■
1In'ahd soixe thu property that has will work with ‘me to go out and lumber mill. Roberta antagonist
rious course today, tomorrow and withdrew from the C. C. Pyle d rhe life, and it is a not betn paid for yousom etim es Increase the member*bio to 1,500. came after her and be tt
onday, according to B,‘ D/Hlgh cult earlier this week. Humbert
him with death. Roberta then pull
^
weaken, j stop’ into a lo t o f trouble,
'the Men, are you with mej'f'*' '
an, president o f the compa Fugasy announced that’ his Brook
y |t goes along w ith’ easiest way is to givo all the buyThe spirit of getting^together at ed his gun and shot the other ny. "W e want all :p*rebns who lyn Horsemen in Oie same league
.und:.(ii^J»yfS.u ,Wc seem ■crs a chance and they will come election time was commended by man twice, dying from the bullet are'Interested In the chi* to come will share In the club's profits
>
' h t o the lot and Investigate it,*1 Mr.
' ' t * 0 ,much happiness and |back and pay all they owe before Dean Carrnthiers. He gave Cleve wounds.
from now on, although the same
Roberts was arrested111Sunday Hlghlcyman said today,
j t does not i tho winter is over— at least they land, 0., where ho form erly lived,
have been xero to date.
, together altnough soma- will have a chance to turn around ns an example, where it has result night on a charge o f assaulting a
The automobile,Is equtpped wlth
‘ aorini thht iroubles pile and collect something and make n ed in improvement o f the city gov- negro woman here last March. He an aerial and it will be kept /unNE G O TIATIO N S RESUMED
left the city
and was. recognised
tfroqu en t. But taking it> showing.
ing throughout the day while on
eminent, especially the courts,
,
LONDON. Nov. 5. -d/P)— Ne
i eomes wo get so much of
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“ Get tbgether nnd promote the j b>’ Sanford pH ice on the rtteeta.
exhibition in Sanford.
gotiations between the govern
A tourist friend sail} yesterday upirit o t cooperation,” he pleaded. {
t ao much o f another in the
1 77
ment and the mindra -for settle
thnt he did not believe we really "The more we practice cooprntion
11 waH a **P«edy combination
The very latost, however, is the ment and the miners for settlement
appreciate our wonderful climate the more we are going to progress that rndul around the ends and “ Four Magicians," as applied to of the British cnal strike, which
through the lino of the opposition the Unversity ro f, Pepniylvanift has continued since May day has
if you don't weaken, uu we should. Said when he- left in community work.”
at will.
hacks*
.
' »'
been definitely
resumed,
of my good friendB homo It was raining and snowing
and
freezing
all
at
one
time
and
Vent’ d since 1 saw them
yjjitutcs iif'^tho Union, the weather was simply miserable.,
!iR t fn i? jiifM a ia iii f ? j n i ^ j ? j ? j ? j a i i iin f a f a ? j ? j i i n ! i i i n r ig a i i i r a i i i ^ ^
em‘cr*.ild not stand the When he arrived here the sun
shine
was
wonderful,
the
moon
were burned out, others
suffering passed out shine wns good and everything
f i route. Rome of them wns Just fine as if the doctors
n r , ones arc still bat- ordered it. Maybe lie don’t know
-good fellows and true, it but here is one little fellow
ways this is a hard life thut appreciates every hit of Flor
“ ‘ ’■‘‘T Ways ULis a mighty ida weather regardless of what
i t big Idea Is to keep brand It might be. It never grows
too hot or too enld too much sun
j'd n and donlt weaken.
or too much rain. Florida just
r
_____naturally suits me right down to
tlda has not gone bnck, says
the last detour on the new roads.
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I*1 In headline in DoLnnd
And regardless of what calamities
fykri. Who said it had gone
we may have from time to time
1 how ? N ot the newspaper
we still have the finest Herniate
not the realtors and nut
in the world and I he world will
lo rn newspapers, we opine.
, I realtors gathered togeth- soon make a beaten path to our
doorsteps tc- take advantage of
kytona Beach will never be
l t Florida has gone back it.
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Avenue was derfroyed by, •
terly this morning less Umn^
Home-rite betweei, r|_
hoars'ift«r Patterson boarded
twin for Wayijfoaa, 0*.,J f f o j o
the bed side of W* alck jrife. The
loss was estimatM « t tlfiOQ by A. B. L. Care Herakt^ij
Fire Chief II..L
Mack /Tla^tbiul
CleVetand. V..A/-..
T h e cause of th# fir* was not
‘ “ike
definitely extabilahcd.
The fire
department 'fas called .ahortly
clock. T h e_ v__________
roof o f ' the
ad', yfalien In
bungalette had alread
alarm was .lent lfb'7 ij j ;
when the <
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■working, acetylene 7
» t o r . ^ Stove fixtutti. _
«tc. Baby bed.
y hon« 228-J*
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The R egistration Books o:
City o f & nford, Florida, wi
open Monday, November 8th, 1
and will close Saturday, Nbveitf
27th, 1926. A t the City Hall.... j
L R. Phillips,
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Chy Registration Officei
Ba , i i H i H m » * l I > l , l l l l l l l i a a a H l t l l l l * u i a
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after Ed Fitzgerald and
Bpdon'Inn has entertained
*■’ The realtors^and the rcnl
•ra wh are not realtors
i 'Florida regardless if
He real estate Is moving
> or notr .Without the
would be nothing
V farms rittd-grovc:i
fkhd tfib-fivers »nd
l*and We utility plants
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Hgt
r to the lute dispatches
It * 'w ill have an even
h the Senate. Well, there i«
g .llke having it even for
Split woUlii bo rather
don’t you know. And if
i- to .ho ft/iaiDlt, ite It l>0 a
it e d fy 's jflit T n which the
j b In the Senato cun agree
‘.Florida from having u mi
ce tax and nny money for
id ^arbors and other rt
(atWe need so badly. And
1.anything else the Dcmanot do let them consult
ressnien. ' 'They seem to
list l^ow to sleep and when
l|n qrder that all the money
dated for
improvements
Northern states. Yes, let
an even split, I am even
to split even wjtli them,
TRUCE DECLARED
ON BOARD TRAIN
CARRYING QUEEN
T o d a y - The
(Continued from Page One)
finished,” and that “ no one will he
expelled from it except by my or
der.”
Mr. Hill and Carroll attendod the
Queen last night at a dinner and
later during a brief visit to n
theatre, hut Major Washburn re
mained in Ills private car. During
the night .Major Washburn inr vr-d
his staff into Colonel Carroll’s car,
permitting Mr. Hill to house his
party in Washburn's ear,
Miss
Lois Fuller, museum director and
former daneor, who was praised by
Queen Marie at Mary Mill fo” her
friendship and assistance during
tho war, is a member of Hill's
party.
Another edifice lmllt by Mr. Hill
awaited Marie’s inspection today
at Blaine—the peace portal com
memorating a century of peace be
tween the United States and Cunuda. It is an a ffa ir ringed by red,
white ami blue lights. After leav
ing Blaine, Vancouver was the
duy's destination.
Returning tomorrow the party
will paws through Blaine, Seattle
and Spokane, before continuing on
to (Under National Park, Montana,
and thence by a zig-zag course to
Washington. D. C., terminus o f the
tour. A Florida trip inn ybe de:
cided upon later.
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A Wonderful Opportunity to Win Beautiful
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$5 0 B luebird P e a rl Necklace F r e e !
l.
im u in iiiD n
100 pearls on a white sjlkf
velvet pad — 99 of theip j
Bluebird Pearls.
Comparfe \
them one by one in our win
dows— pick, i f you can tills,*
ONE .. G E N U IN E .. PEARlJf
The Rules
Are Simple and
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PROCEEDS W I T H
WITNESS ABSENT
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McPh|raop, evungeiist, of
fejek, has ben hid for trial
linal conspiracy.
Aimee
IQ big miotake. Hsrpruss
int loo for when he/famed
odbpctlon cane. Otherwise
Irty day vacation
would h a l l m l l s
case
#11 right. Apd.then the
l expect to make Aimee pay
J p g pow thnt Hhe is in had
i# capc wlil tjike ijome time
(Continued from page one) ,
iUe. Meantime Aimeo will
pleksaViL pustlmti of set- teemed to find It hard to phrase
th; her attorneys before their Questions so that they would
meet the full approval of the op
*'big court.
position.
Once or twice
Mr.
Simpson
Jbid Winter Predieted” shys
seemed slightly irritated and spoke
Hindi in newspaper. Luckily
with Home abruptness to his wit
t' coat has been sent up
ness.'1 This caused Mr. Cnsu to
J^eanion and the cold
suggest the. possibility that tho
in'kdmo srlght ulnug.
prosecutor had suffered a “ bud
|which brings to my mind
I night.”
fiction mude here many
“ Not at all,” rejoined Mr. Simp
that some day we would son, “ it wiis very pleasant, except
using grates anti furnaces 1 missed your society,”
g coal. The ruthless
Tlte defendants entered tho
' ofiour forests, the high courtroom a few minutes before
.^pV and hauling ami veteran court crier, John Bunn,
Ig l
have made wood called who hnd business in the
p{»ti'prohibitive. For in- court, draw nenr. All were well
• plenty of wood sev- poised us usual, Mrs. Frances
| ilio country but by Stevens Hull and her hrother,
' fur cutting and Henry Stevens, were almost stem
yn the price in In their dignity. Wllllo Stevens,
to the city wood tho other brother, with tho . fire
is ncirsr cut. man’s complex, was affable. 1|*
man will tako shook hands with members o f the
defense counsel nnd several frlonds
I the wood man.
before taking his seat and later
rose
to greet others with clasps of
*
old racing frlonds
the'hand,
Mfs. Hall and Henry
ba at the Seminohs
Stevens
did
no handshaking.
_ fed h*x4'vweek and
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dotc/iso
counsel objected
;10ui ;old time* to sea
to the presentation o f tho articles
the old lim e
before ownership hid been estab
” * or*fa *Filth now lished, Simpson presented timm 1b
i nt-iaaw
t ‘strains from
unopened envelopes,
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cec
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Ask u.s for n voting blank.
Chuck your choice o f the gen riiie pearl, sign your mime uml
address and deposit your vote
in our ballot box.
Valuable
j kr-i*f**,
Prize winners will be an
nounced in un early edition of
this newspaper.
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D E M O N S T A R T E the phenomenal similarity between Bluebird
Pearla and Genuine Natural Pearls we have staged .thin challeng? £ - * '« t
ingl'Fln d-th e-R eal-Poarr’ Contest.
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Contest Is Open
To Everybody!
Our windows show; lQp pearls-arranged in a special case
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ere Bluebird P earls; one is a Genuine Pearl. T e s t o f your skill lies
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No Obligation to Buy!
No Red Tape!
FIRST PRIZE
$50 Necklace of
Bluebird Pearls 5a
+
SECOND PRIZE >
$25 Necklace of v
Bluebfrd Pearls ;
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p T riT ^ o ’
everyone o f the time
crown princess Cedlc!
4s .Chamberlain, w
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ktlaer to lot her divorce
tring 8on,and ttle ^caiaer !»i Los'Angeles attorney, kHli
jfcbrple with rage, .*■
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fthcrfrte queen
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|who would Just
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the quality of our— '
retonqe for the.
it certain “ worn-.
[ £*nd '0 Lakes Butter
S h ip p in g C r e a t e ,
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Pasteurized Milk
L j ' for shopkeeper*!
r dispatches say, « n
[JtoJuint, a jade uionmJ ivory doo-hunky, ai
jujJi ctndetsbrn, twO1
„ lounges, two Wedge# aryatnl chandelier, a*
jitis candlestick, a
t caddy, a P'nk K,aBS
Esld glass hang luntern
Cultured Buttermilk
fiiruli uff/fimrrrnTiinTW^'
fcrwoiTitin cmiidn't do
EL win of the realm
Lr,and she didn’t have
[price tag?
i beard this talk about
iming neuter?” Spinr to keep house, and
, long to carve a
ling forces, they say.
thome spinster keeps
i paid » salary by the
■ lister, ami a nice lit‘hsd by all. One way
be servant problem.
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tiort. When our cretin I*
it is welcomed gladly, W
la tasted for tba first tfjtf
siona delighted SurprissC
you learn why It.ia'siKSv
by having some
Seminole ;$ $ r
Company
Reiley’s— Same Quality and Site as 35c Lady Grace
■f ' . P hone M 4
of the servant
'ifi Potter Stillman
(hen ashamed of
that’. Ataada Cof Qtetkty
canned Goods all over
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A f
that stanfe
for efficient and courteous
service PLUS Quality and
I d v r ‘‘prices- throughout
America.
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This hi ♦Del Monte Week’?
at A £ p stores, an pyent you
cannot afford to ■piiss.
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cial Prices, but Del Mpnte
te economically bought EVERY D AY at
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of children it basedUrqelij mil the* ml^lttsobieneii
of Ike food that) eat The Pi^qltl IDiqqlij guarantee p] qood
W l hpldl iust as true in the fruit end oeqelabla department
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other department in the store—and qou have the
pnmleqe of personal selection.
Knte Asparagus
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r par and also the
Sliihsd herein, t :!
■publication of apeel el
are In ore alao reaerved.
i S f } NOV. 4, 1926.
PLATFOMM
4N ■aof*ad*e front
wafsr m l * to Jaoka**.
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It. M a a - la *
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of white way.
oft ■too ole ooorta,
* t t a M la f pro
wl, hotel#; apart-
r. _ one, o f the most influential of northern Ji
arid whht it haa to say about people, parties or poll
o f cjpjwlderable Interest.
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l i -ia. reported that there will soon be a vacancy in the
vice ohairinanahlp of tho Democratic National Committee,
which fo r'a good many years .has been ably filled by Mrs.
Emily1-iNewell Blair, The Republican suggests in the foliSlve and eulogistic manner that Mrs. ' Ruth
en of Coral Gables could fill the vacancy most ad
mirably, jtfjj ’
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“Perflaps the most shining name among the pos
sible candidates is that of Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen of
Cord! Gables, Fla.
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“ Daughter of a famous father, she is said to have
all his ability as a speaker, more than his political
acumen, and an ability and charm quite her own. .
Her name would mean much to thousands who re
vered and;loved her father; she has the strength
and the leisure which are necessary for .the task.
' Her sincerity of purpose, is one of her strongest
qualities and she has experience in organization
gained in the various activities of her life, especially
during the war, when she worked as secretary and
treasurer of the economic relief committee in Eng
land, of which MrB. Herbert Hoover was chairman.
“ ‘'They say' that she would make an admirable
vice chairman for the Democratic National Com
mittee, and ‘they’ certainly seem to have good
grounds for their opinion.
Sanford people are much interested in Mrs. Owen, who
made
a wonderful impression here when she was campaign
Ah" of o o o le r a r O
Ulk, Mooroe.
in g -fo r the office o f representative to the United States
tloo of elty beaotlfleaCongress. So popular did she make herself among the vot
i U fa oropram.
apoottoa at •ehoel
>
ayeteat ers that in Seminole County she polled four hundred more
tor loorooood
nfllitiMi
votes than her nearest opponent, the present incumbent, the
IB KINO PRAYS—“And Ho- Honorable Joseph Sears.
l*hy*8Jij .*IArd, bbw down
Since that time Mrs. Owen has been prominently men
. hour) open, Lord, tioned as a possible candidate for delegate-at-large to the
id ape; and hear the
1928 Democratic National Committee. It is sincerely hoped
•UnACherib, which hath
lira to reproach tho living by a host o f her supporters that she will make her wishes
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known in regard to offices which she m ight be induced to
fill and especially do her many friends desire that she not
kYBR— Lord, teach un to
retire from active politics but continue to carry on the splen
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A Score Card for Parents
•I'd,among unknown men
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luds beyond the sea;
ingland, did 1 know till then
Several years ago The Woman’s Home Companion,
It love I bore to thee.
through D. Caroline Hedger, o f the Elizabeth McCormick
past, that melancholy dream.
Will I quit thy ahore
id time; for still I seem
thee more and more.
1
thy ibountalns did I feel
o f my desire;
be I cherish turn’i'd her wheel
'h ^
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a ^ o w ’d^thy nights
Lucy play’d;
the, last green field
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I you pick up a live wire you
~ fer to be charged with ev..
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fc'MM&otes menial labor but nil
brag about being scrvpeople.1 ,
— — o-------k man who apologised for
Cadllisi 11moutline I list
bragging about hia
Memorial Fund, devised what she called “ The Parents' Score
Card” which must have been noticed by hundreds o f moth
ers, and possibly by quite a number o f fathers.
Dr. McCormick’s idea, she explained, was to make par
ents look at themselves objectively, and guide them in check
ing up on the way in which they are fu lfillin g their duty to
their child. The card supplements a set o f cards arranged
fo r scoring children according to their age. But the other
cards would not be especially important i f parents would
score ninety-five or upwards on their own record Bheeta.
Even where there is little chance o f mothers and fathers
taking it seriouaiy» the score card for parents will certain
ly arouse interest, and leave food for thought. And wellintentioned parents everywhere will he glad to use the card
to check up on their own attitude toward the care of their
children. It is arranged fo r a “ perfect score” o f 100, and
looks like this;
SCORE OF P A R E N T S IN C A R E OF C H IL D R E N
Credit 16 points for physical defects attend- Subtraction
ed to, so far as possible
for Imperfection
F o r patent medicine given
deduct 6
F or glasses fitted by optician or de
partment store
deduct 5
For unoperated thront or nose in
mouth breather
deduct 6
n't " set how California
shocked by a mere earthall those bathing girls Credit 10 points for adequate supervision
; Around.
o f athletics and recreation
Ponselle, famous opera
$r,, ^CPnta to marry a newspamanA Yea, It's cheaper than
ifc a publicity man.
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o-------ft*T leading to much about the
It scandal In N ew York, one of
local politicians Is glad there
lt*t many cows In Florida,
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Caown Prince of Belgium in
. t o have been bored
at the
>.proceedings.
That must Credit
mads It-nice fo r the bride. >
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igo t to hand it to Queen
I went to New Y ork and
days without being In*the Hall-Mills cane.
jfllsh must think that
iy to avoid impeachment
it but that doesn't necenrant an Investigation.
For track or com petitive athletics
in below-weight child
deduct 3
For track or com petitive athletics
without heart and urine exam
ination
deduct 3
For unsupervised recreution {late
hours, unuecompanied auto trips,
bad dance hulls, uncensored mo
vies)
deduct 4
6 points for regulation of extnTall-
tivities
child.
F or
For
For
For
For
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in
below-weight
or
nervou
>ux
music lessons
dancing
plays
pageants
drills
deduct
deduct
deduct
deduct
deduct
I f children are up to weight und
» Day may bo next
not nervous, give parents full
enough, but the war becredit o f 5
,merchants and the mall
tea seems to be as hut Credit 20 points for team work o f parents
fier was swept into the
Senatorial o ff lea by the
(Of A l Smith, but he can
lucky stars It wasn’t a
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' shows that not only
, also the larynx were
l. M ills' throat. Only
l have done that and
-— (>------«, som<wne retoilrobbing
_ the touryear rent gougers,
of one kind or an*
put In Jail the same
kind of thief.
-f;.
I f one parent does not back up
reasonable order o f other
deduct 10
I f puronts argue on program before
child
deduct 10
Credit 22 points for positive orders or
requests, controlled temper, quiet voice
(saying “ ple&Be do” this or that)
For loud voice in parent
For constant f&ul-finding
For punishing child when angry
For saying “ Don’t”
For allowing a child to do a thing
once and forbidding It under
Hame circumstances a second
time
deduct
deduct
deduct
deduct
6
4
6
3
deduct 6
| fJim " ■Reed may be a Credit 28 points for preparing child for
la Brisbane says,
family life
fight with an *1?
For not making child do share at
nee. May be anywith an air grin, but
home »
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deduct 6
L i * a . . ji. .
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on the
iff o
For disorderly child
deduct 3
For lying to "hi
‘f ! reproduction
failure to
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01-
■k
m
W
p M y -M u
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ally about
ideduct
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10
child for
1th
deduct 6
i V*'.
double iv
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THE? ELECTION figetts
out all disappointing, sad all pi
Insr to
.They' seem
Injf
-- someone.
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Important to the people out on
Mojave desert, in California, where >
this is written. The couple dig*'
ging a well with pick and shove!
now down 140 feet, back in the'
valley, care little about the bl
1
or littleness o f A l Smith’d
in New York, George Brennan1
vote in Illinois, or Butler’a defeat
in Massachusetts,
The husband is down in the we
hammering his wag through
pan, not more than 18 inebea gained i->*
in a hard day’s work. H it w ife at v
the top, hauls up the dirt by w U _r(
loss power.
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Not who is elected, but Wow.
much further down to w ater,‘ I#
their question.
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WE NOBLE white westerners
are different from the Japanese.
For instunce, the event that ex
cites us is a great prize fight. The
Japanese get excited about their
marvelous annual chrysanthemum
show.
Japanese sympathize with their
empress Just now, because her hus
band’s illndHs keeps her from tho
show.
We, generally speaking,
think ourselves more clvilzed than
Japan. The Japanese reject thnt
theory.
TH E TH IR D chamber o f King
Tut's tomb (everybody calls him
that now), just opened, reveals lfi
boats of the sort designed to carry
the Pharoah’s soul from earth to
heaven.
It would bo hard to set sail
from our earth dock now. We
know that it whirls round, pointing
in oil directions, und it'n hard to
steor from a whirling dock. Besides,
perfectly respectable men, even
clergymen, now doubt that the
soul is a reality. It must have boon
a comfort to believe, as ancient rul
ers did. that God was their cou
sin ana expecting them to come
and spend an eternity,
NEW YO R K ’S wet and dry ref
erendum proves overwhelmingly
that New York city yearns for
light wine and beer, as1the wan
derers yearned for the flesh pots
of Egypt.
Yearning and voting, however,
will have little to do with get
ting light wine and beer. The
eighteenth amendment Is there,
and will stay. Congressmen are in
deadly fear of ferociously earnest
prohibitionists, that never forgive
and never forget to vote.
teke It-exactly,
that plan-
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Portable Phong
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Spend your money
OH, Tires and Tuhe,,
sories, Phonographs ’tnd
Radio, Flashlights mj
Batteries, etc and get tl
ulars on the Free Pho*,
Rines
Filling Statii
l
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Sanford Forum
py
Call RayBrothe
Editor Sanford Herald:
the money, taking my word that I
In Wednesday’s Herald you had sent the money and thnt the
WHOLESAt.K TIKE AJfD DATTEHY Hl'ppfv
rinted a letter written by Mr.
*»MTA,L AT WHOLESALE PRICKn' LT
am ilaumel, stating the local mer letter had been lost, They did Poe Battery and Ttrr arrvlrr, w* rrrhnrgr and rrttalr *n
not
even
ask
for
the
PO
order
re
chant's point o f view in regard to
fcrcaer ' TWI,r “**'
n" ,,*rJr •»« ■ WII.LAH|tPaI,j w.ij*
the Mail-order houses.
ceipt. The order amounted to $(1. o o a (riioNi: is— --------------MSThis letter interested me strange Can you rival that? I wonder that
ly, because there were so many if I, were to go to Mr. Baumel’s
arguments In it that are open to store some day and toll him that _
discussion.
1 had lost my money while on my *
He says that a local merchant way to his place to buy a dross,
will make any adjustmyit on any whether I should get the dress.
article of merchandise, even if it Is
The catalog expense seems to
worn or handled. 1 remember too bother Mr, Baumel. He says th e ,
well, iny experience with a local customers pay for thorn. Well and
choe dealer oncer I tried to ex :ood. So they do, but who pays,
change a pair o f shoes that were or tho regular buying trips thnt
too small for a larger pair, but in local merchants make to New York
the trying on process, I had slight tWice a year, and who pays for the
ly soiled the soles of the shoes, expensive cars they drive? (Food
For Bale By
1 had to keep the shoes, as the for thought).
merchant said that he couio not s e ll; Mr. Baumel seems to think it
.soiled goods, Not so with the cat- ( is the handsome pictures in the
Sanford, Fla.
alog houses. One of them made a) catalogs that the people “ fall” for.
statement a short time ago In If it is ns easy ps that, why don’t,
;g fg fgjzra iH n irH rE ja jg H L ra ig n iJ iL n ijriija
Farm and Fireside, saying thnt the local merchants try it, ns he
they had made up some handsome says they copy a good many of
bridal outfits and that every one tho mail order methods.
of them had been sold, but in due
In the last part o f Mr. Bauniel’s
time, every one, but one, had been letter, ho makes r very strange
returned to them. The brides, bo- and weird statement.
He says
in*r thrifty, and having no further that you can not buy goods over
use for the outfits, had returned the counter of a mail order iiouso.
them, after wearing them once, Hus ho uvor tried it or is ho spec
and received their money back, and ulating?
then ordered something else. You
My brother-!n-lnw who lives in
eouid not expect a local merchant Atlanta, Georgia, goes to Mont
to do bettor than that.
gomery Ward’s mail order houso
About two years ago, 1 ordered there und buys tires for hia car,
some articles from one of tho larg over the counter and there is no dif- I
est of the catalog houses and ufter fercnce in tho prico, except the I
waiting a reasonable length of time transportation charges.
’
I wrote and ask them why my
I, too, like Mr. Baumel, think
Land Is heavy hammock and will raise all kinds of
order had not been sent to me. the people should bo educated along
Beautiful homesites with large shade trees and dost i
They answered hack and said buying lines and that they should
that they had never received it be taught where to get the moat for
to Sanford to be desirable. Electricity is available (
hut if I would mnke out a dupli their money.
the finest of flowing water.
cate order, they would fill it, just
Very truly yours,
All
tracts have an c&atern exposure and front about
tho name as if they had received
MRS. MAE II. W ILLIA M S.
on the paved road. These tracts are priced very
at 91.200 with $200 down and $20 per month.
S
Cental Stucco
A Waterproof F in ish In a Variety of Colors
?
CHASE
& CO.
s Do Y o u W ant a Smi
TRUCK FAR1
Buy Direct From Owner, a 2-Acre
On Dixie Highway No. 3
a
EDITORIALS
A S H E V ILLE CITIZEN
"What are the purposes of edi
torials ? " asks
a contemporary,
and answering without undue con
sideration
this paper suggests
there are four classes of editorials,
each with its own purpose— to con
vince, to encourage, to inform, to
entertain. Certainly thia classifi
cation embraces the great volume
of editorials.
The four cinsses are sometimes
blended, ,but more often one pur
pose is accentuated und the prodominance o f purpose and method
of attaining it varies greatly ainong newspapers. This paper,- if
the personal note he permitted,
tonds toward the informing and,en
couraging classes— often the com
bination. j A large percentage of
its editorials give information
about the progress of this section,
this State, the South.and empha
sizes this to encourage further e f
fort toward success.
The sffdrt to convince is not
lacking Of course— this paper is, so
convinced of the merits of certain
policies that it seekB to bring oth
ers to tbtfsame conviction. ’ If, for
example, is . steadfast in tho sup-
m
.
before
'eoi
shall do years
now.
have
ARCHIT e S
F^rst National Bail
Sanford,
NEW YORK'S vote will have
some effect. Public officials will
take the voto as justification for
“ gains easy” with bootleggers
possibly for going “ fifty-fifty*
with tnsm.
That will make .bootleg whiskey
and gin more plentiful. But beer
t H e
and lig h t wine? No. They are
far. in the future, it would take
a revolution to bring them back.
Attention o f the nation la focused
The bootlegger Is entitled to his
on Forth Worth, Texas, whi
“
inning, and Is hating it.
Frankiftorrls, a clergyman,
the murder o f ^
SCIENCE RISES from little ing
, . Circumstances s
things tp big, and has not really ter
killing w ait d w
startM an its Journey. Ancient doc ruui
•stores and the tu
tors lr> tbs time Of Homer and tong of si
that attaches to
before, took the temperature or sual
by attemp o f t
huaumtltoiagSi
nearly as they is exp'
Njtrt It Into a rail
ted the heart baat, then funsec
could,
awakening pr
was the matter. MarvcI- issue,,
•aid1
I that ma;
es
----- lers.
on.tbe verd
flson observa- more*
that will be
and his assistants the
■. - vis;
•
iperature of tho at ti
V »v . t
%
“if-
Elton J, Moot
:V : -
W HAT THE larger primates
have been doing at the ballot box to
naturalists hero is lens important
than the problem of wiping out
gophers.
Everything depends on where you
are, und what you are doing. Trav
el three thuusund miles out here,
where the mail ships fly overhead
and the wind Tours across the
mountains from the Pacific, and
you wonder that “ who’s elected’’
could ever seem important.
BUT HIS 18 year old son, Anteo, remained faithful to-his fa
ther's theorizing. The father, last
Sunday night saw his young son’s
body In tne Bologna police sta
tion, stabbed and kicked to doatn
by a mob for attempting tho life
of Mussolini. Be careful about the
seed you sow in young minds.
-2 «0 8 Sanfort 1
Illinois
MR. VERNON Bailey o f the ag
ricultural department is Kqre busy
on the hot sand, making a moving
picture of a side-wind*;- ‘ rattle
snake, desert turtles and trantutas, with their hairy legs, and
fierce courage. They bite at a
horse’s hoofs, as they would at h
■mat) liznrd.
,
THE E V IL that men do lives
after them, especially when it is
foolish talk to their children. Mnmmolo Zamboni thought he was an
anarchist and talked
anarchy
against all government t o hia
three sons. The war’s end made
anarchy seem so near, that Zam
boni lost his taste for it and Join
ed the FaBclsti, following Musso
lini.
F .A W <
A PAINTING
; ‘ decoratS
y\
FOR YOUR consolation, if dis
appointed, remember that one elec
tion in the life of a nation is not
more important than one little con
vulsive kick in the life of a new
born baby. It would have made no
dlfferem'e had that particular kick
never occurred.
It would have
made no real difference had yes
terday's election never taken place.
'•■isb*
L. A. RENAUD
port o f law and order, of Prohibi
tion, „ f the Democratic party, hut
it may get less of credit therefor
heenuso it is not demonstrative in
Its method of appeal.
This method, we think wo can
correctly say, is not of the assert
ive tyne. There is resort to bure
assertion, of course, but generally
this is fairly well confined to mat
ters not in dispute, as for exam
ple thnt crime is nn evil thing.
Considering our renders of a high
grade of intelligence we incline to
appeal to them by such argument
as we can command rather than
demand that they accept our opin
ion as the law laid down.
The power of the assertive type
of editorial largely passed with
such great personalities of journal
ism, Wnttcrson, Dans, Greely, Ben“ •R- Tht,y were outstanding in
dividuals whose opinions many de
liberately adopted as their ownaccepted in blind faith. The assert
ive editorial of today lacks this
personal element and so succeeds
fa f less than in the long ago— but
we note that it persists.
— At —
820 First Street
Advertising M eans Business
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Through Pullman DtfttMg Car Train
N E N IG H T O l
Washington-New York
TRIAL
I
^Preachers of the Word of God
jdiould enjoy no special immunity
Immunltv
their education and tuning
ipp
Effective November $, 1926
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8:25 pm Lv.
8:15 pm Lr.
1:45 pm Ar.
4:55 pm Ar.
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7Ulg am Ar.
‘8:50 am Ar.
Jfr men ami women who are able
to Inspire and retain the affection
and trust of the multitude, but It
is Unfortunate that in the two
oases cited this praiseworthy loyalty has been capitalised to obtain
publicity and to obscure the true
questions at i&Bue,
suae of their calling, •'On the
trary, if any distinction were to
made before the tgir between
Mg minister and othjgs, 1$ would
cal that severer portlshment
ted out to those,whp by vir-
.
.Ar. lla
Buford .L
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SOCIETY EDITOR
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f-• 'F o r t n i f i r h t l V P a y f v
land
addition to routine buaina
m
m
be shipped from Goldeturod are
]{
1*% Jy t j q j m .
I 11 WIU votedjto have a social e
Mexico
Tries
Fraternising
being shipped thin week from MaMrs. Robert J., Holly, Mrs. RobJ.'J.V*'* ' *
i, , ' T O B g H e l d T u e s d a y ning each month. Leon Leroy,
----- u tiu j, Uf•Tthers Brothers’ grove, by Mr.
ovt A. Newman', William Du Bose Ing,th* J
O h .
_____ _
In
n-i.-..*
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•
*•
*'■*■*
In order to promote «• friendly
C. Bebnut, and R. J. Holly, of San?Ijjntomas, o f Orlando, an indepen
nnd W. A. Adams, motored (0 Va„ b w r ranraoay to spsi
/ ^i
* The regular fortnightly bridge
ford, delivered most interesting dent shipper. The fruit is the feeling among, the Indian boys of
Gainesville Friday afternoon wher?' winter.' Mrs. Taylor will Jq
partly given for the members of talks relative to* L«ko Mary and
When
the various tribes In Mexico an thoy wil join MUs Olivo Newman' her* later.
:f
the Social Department d< the Wo Seminole County ami wcto moat Tarson Brown variety.
Thursday
.J &
interoatl
assembly of representatives,of the and Mias Mildred Holly, and at-'
man's Club will bo held Tuesday enthusiastically received.
H
tend
the
homo
coming
game,
Sat
Mr. Allen Gordiner hns been g iv various tribes is being held fre
afternoon at <
‘l o’clock. All mem
that
Mrs. Bon Small, who
en a clerical position in the San quently by the federal department urday.
bers expecting to attend are re
spending the weak hero'
vp *ffY and Mrs. day.
The Hallowe’en Carnival ott
guest o f • her sister, Mrs.
b y frill entertain it . Those
found great pleas quested to notify either hbsteas, Thursday evening nt the Commu ford Post Office and began work o f education. They w ill be given
Monday Nov. t.
Mrs.
Osborne
Herndon,
or
Mrs.
Mrs. John Leonard motored to Miller, leaves Friday
special
training
adapted
to
their
p.btfd*!, P*rty find ure th re
• tHfr annals' ef this
nity ehutch was well attended and
i
U h Ii at the home rather
needs and ability dfaring the as Montverde Thurialay, whore she her horn* iu MlasaL
1 organised as George Davis Hnrt, not later than a financial success. The church
• ■U .1 j ; aft
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Parker were semblies but the main idea is to spent the day on business.
. njrrtho re- It was o f
__ .............
.
m
min*
_iy , women not Monday. Members may bripg oul wus decorated
=
in Hallowe’en fash- calling on friends in Conway Sun
f - ■■■■
1— and
— * the
-> • ground gnily lighted,
SBndriey-Hutchhon members
make one tribe acquainted with th e,
bridge clubs. o. town gues ). or resident? who lion,
other.
From the'
;ng “the play have, lived in Snm'ord le w than The tent was in charge of Clar* day afternoon.
Mrs. Jumds F. Hawkins, who hus
,o«. ...II entertain was the:
jence Priest, who most cleverly
been illat her heme on Park Ave
£VW * , /.
/ one yeni.
Permanent
Wav*.
ln
China
f the Book Lovers
P.
(J.
Dood
left
Thursday
for
a
Prises
nue for several weeks, was remov
insignificant at
—
■i"
Mrs. Carrie
Marlowe motored to masqueraded ns the Fortune T ell*
■lock «t her home first as;to
ed to the Fernald-Laughton llosV C; i j f ' .
jo s t a. Joke, but Daytona Beach Friday, where she it was a center of attraction. Ait-, aovernl days visit with his broth
er B. S. Dood, and family, o f Tam
Chinese girls have gone in fo r .»pita!
,,v« ‘ Thursday, and
anu ul)ao1
underwent an
every meeting.< ib woman brought
other tent with ninusing side*, pa.
attended the realtors ^invention.
the permunont wnve in hair dress. |operation Friday morning.
26 cents' dues
lich sum Kgs been
shows in charge of Mrs. Donald
Miss Lucille Newby motored to
Doudncy will en- managed
Miss Qui Wong, a younp woman
the fife, fears by
Anderson, and Walter Flanders
DeLand
Friday, whero she attend
ir fn honor 0/ Miss —
Jl. I.. C i 00nil purciiasen a new who studied hair dressing, and
Mrs. ------Harr „ _ ie n , who Was ap
was a source of much amusement.
ed "Home Coming" at Stetson
beauty secrets in Europe, hns re
and Cauthon ifutpointed* treasurer.1 ’ •
The both o f Black Cats which were touring car Saturday.
University.
wtildlng returned
to her native land nnd is
awarded for skill in throwing was
The personnel; lias c hVp g e d
talking . hnhbcd hair, permanent
ably
conducted
by
W.
J.
Hopkins
Messrs
Shafer,
Whaley
and
Col
slightly on account of htoVes or
Mis. John Register of Miami, Jr. Hot coffee, pie nml doughnuts liculi left Sunday morning for viewed with some alarm by the
oartment of thehome duties of-jnembora, bpt the
*. -r"?
She is
Ijoly Cram original plan is still maintained, who has been the chnrming guest nuts were served by Mrs. August Lake Work for a short business waves nnd manicuring.
of Mrs. Edward Lanu for the past
older wqnu-n, but she expects to
Ih Mh 1 Howes,
SO of Our 318.50
and in addition to the pleasure Its week, leaves Friday afternoon for Scharf, Mrs. Wm. Dunn and Mrs. visit.
get her trade from girls under
W.
J.
Hopkins
Jr.
Mrs.
W.
E,
-j'inTle Chapel,
members have had in their forth- Jacksonville where she will visit
twenty.
Cole presided at the Candy and
lUonardi will unter-nightly gamea,
following dona
an.-.. Tatim Mather's condition
her mother, Mrs. Lulu Clay, be Peanut Table. Mrs. Elmer llyotin ot the W. C, T. tfons have bee
became so alarming last week as
lade from thoir fore returning to her home.
Bridgeton,
Scotland,
recently
laine was general chairman of this to necessitate the calling of u
; at her home on treasury
X H E f l f iu
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affair.
has hud an era of battles between
1ruined nurse to her bed side. Miss
vlx u. w ^
Linen for hos.
f 10.00
Joseph Lee of Fort Myers, 11 (
unemployed youths, who attack
Meredith, It. N. of Orlando was
ot the H,iptint
Fountain for Woman’s
each
other
with
razors,
iron
bars,
former resident of Sunforii, spent 1 On Friday evening, the young summoned and report.* her patient
Conlinunus from I p. m. to
lire an "Evening of Children’s Home Societ;
"'le dHy here Friday on business, 'people of Lake Mary, and their Vary much improved at this time. hammers and hatchets, and steps
11 p. m.
Uy»," at the High Clock
for
Library
iwn aw* « » « * • !/ ------art being taken to* round up the
m
U2TA
— ---I friends, conducted a Hallowe’en
riant at h o'clock,
Paid
aid to H. C. DuBoae
For
fighters.
m .
bb Helen Vernay, who is a t-1Masquerade in the hall of the Evifrlu* modern dwelling now under
— T O D A Y —
ktirdiy
Seminole Co. W e lfa n t tending Florida State College for Jans Building. The hall was dec*
construction, owned by F.dgar Hall
on S'uplialtt at
Board ............. . .......i.a-Ci»W.{(h
Vomcn at Tallahassee, arrived ■orated with orange and black for
(Kir HcIk* Dnnii'U in
of Suburban Homes, was sold Inst
riicopil church at Children’# Homo Sc
fhore Thursday evening ami is the I the occasion, nml music furnished Week to Dr. Perry M. Lichtenstein
Children’s
Homo
Society
atj hour nt 10 o’
.guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. for (Inuring by the Seminole Syno f New York In be occupied by I
Book
Ilrs;l
aryM
~rank Vernay. Miss Vernay came j cupators. Mrs. Martian nnd papt‘T h e C a m p u s l^ I ir t ’
himself and fumily. as a winter j
I for the East Side
»wn especially to attend the nor were the winners of the prise. home.
—
..
.........
Dr. Lichtensteins' family :
Total .............................. $1(14.00
_Jon will he held
Doudne.v-ilutchison wedding, which 1Waltz. The Charleston was ably [consists, of his wife and two small
A N o! ell j Offering
In addition to these donations,
Igide School at 10
takes
afternoon
at ucmonsirutmi
demonstrat'-d by
.
-place Saturday
7 ---- ..................
.. o't>y Miss Ethyl James, jI sons
»<'iis Mortimer and Joseph. .Irs.
the club has never failed iij devo
■■
.... Priest,
■> :
•
-Peek- J G ‘ r a c e Hnmpson
New York f itv
to■y - ross Episcopal church.
, Clarence
and■ Stanley
SelectioiiH consist o f all nsyfi
for the Grammar tion to its members in tifpdq
Milam- New' ham
i
i
is
also
of
the
party.
TtarlierN Asscrjia- sorrow and joy, remembering tncJU
Miss Georgia j^obley arrived here1 This
enjoyable
affair
was
.....
stylos, colors— Black, jungle
D e e p fryin g in S n ow
He comes recommended as u man
f o'clock .1. in . at the with flowers and gifts.
Thursday evening from TuJIahas-1 plunned and carried out by 11 com-J of high standing m tin* professions
The present members of the see
where she is 11 student at the ■>»,»*.... ............. >
*'
‘
■'
green, clmnnel red, golden,
lid.
d r ift g iv e s y o u fr ie d
mittee composed of Miss Ethel j of law and medicine, being an nt
Idlers’ Bridge Club, are Mrs. John Florida State College for Women, s
............... .
untin. »i
. fni "t:
Mtndi?
llyotluinc and William Dunn. Mr. j tnrncv of no mean ability, and an
Moisch, Mrs. John Bender, Mrs. G. to spend the week end here with |Williams
brown nml moires. — i
fo o d o f real daintiness
wr.11:..........
and1 "Howard■ •Itnteler won
, of linin’- of | b e'y Hart, Mrs. O. P. Herndon, Mrs. her parents, Dr. nml Mrs, E.
i exp-rt in menlnl disorder 1 "
” D. .the verdict of the judges for the j
and w h o les o m cn e ss .
from 16 to M.
the Presbyterian . ;\|ex Vaughn, Mrs. Endor Curlett, Mnblev.
ConHniinns from ( p. m. (o
! best costumes,
t Mesdnmes Wlioley, Met tenetti,
:t at ■" o’1lock at Mrs w . D. Tunnicliffc, and Mrs.
S n o w d r if t is su ch a
11 p m.
.
•t-ix v
ling the regular n arry Ileeren.
— .«
! Lichtenstein umi Humpson motored
#Irs. John R. MacDonald, 11 fo r-1
Don’t overlook this opportune
ijlqxiliaiy which w ill,
_________________
d e lic a te , g o o d -.to -c a t
G O LD E N R O D
to Money in The Hills, Sundnv
•
* • if
Mner resident of Sanford, but now
rhureh ,n.riors at 1M ( ) t i o n
p ic tu r e g
F o r of Eustis, stopped over in Sanford
____ ___ _____ _
____ ! ; and spent the day.
ity.
fa t t h a t i t i m p a r t s a
~
T O D A Y —
Mr. Charles EUlridgc, and sister.
Friday for a short while. She was
1WR
I Club nf the Baptist j c h i l d r e n D i s c u s s e d A t en route to her home from Provi Miss Bernice,
to rsec
Mi
v v , IM»V| entertained
tmviiMillVM some
nuiilP .M
*Hf0'’ Everyone
«,T«uv war.
” ***' glad ^
,/"V i1
|>*
n ew goodness to ev ery
of
their
friends
with
n
Hallowe’e
n
!
Henderson
buck
on
his
inail-route
dence,
R.
I.,
whe
r ‘..wlth Mr": Co" k’
lt / l^
Encore Day
th in g you fr y in it.
.......... a ,™,,..;, P a r e n t - T e a c h e r s M e e t
party Monday evening. The f«-n- J« K « ‘ m after his several days abtivities were held in the Smith |Rt‘IHl‘* heenuse of tho serious illi
met her here.
rhi.mas Meighnn in
. ef the timgrcga-j An unusually interesting meett _
cottage of Bright Wood estate nnd;
"I *l'H
ill meet ut the homo |ing of tho South Side Primary !
it
was
very
attractive
indeed
in
its
|
‘
L a k e M a ry
Thurston, on tho. Parent-Teachers Association was
Hallowe’en attire of orange, red j Several from here were present
,— v
“ T in G o d s ”
&
.
o'clock, with M n. hold Thursday .'iftsihonn at tie
anil black, crepe-paper and autumn :ul l ke Halloween celebration put
trunk
Leslie
in
erecting
a
now
i. Hunter ns host- school auditorium, with a sp em'.d
leaves being used very effectively on by the Chamber of Commerce
Avenuo.
attsndsnce o f menihcrs.
ihe liomtt. on Sunfnrd
-------Coitmh
in its adornment, with witches, at Mnitlund, Saturday night.
“ We Sny It With Values^^
Mr. und Mrs. G. S. Brown were
of Huly Cross
chairman, Mrs. A. K. Power-, pic^jr H11,j m rfl, Homer Gleason black cats and jack ’« lantern artistlcally placed.’ The evening was |caliing on Orlando friends WcdnvswjH tm.et at sided ov^r the b isme i ssesiien aiulnre |ocntcriat their home on Third
309 E. First St.
lhome uf Mrs. II. I *ho usunl routine of htismess was
an(| ^av,, opened a cash delightfully spent in mystic games [ '*'*}'•
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ghost sturics nnd fortune-teiling. J
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icarried out.
(grocery adjoining.
1 l-will meet with
Many Important plans were dis-.
—
At a late hour deiiciouw refresh FORMER C O M n ’ROLLER DIES
-------I »t her home on fussed, among them being tin* mo* j 'Thefoundation has been laid for ments o f doughnutr., toasted murrii- j
1:30 o’clock.
Ition to co-operato with the
;a ,H.W Imilding on Third Street mallows, pumpkin pies and fruit i RICHMOND, Va., Nov. 4.—(/P)
' — John Skelton Williams, former
tii will enter ing Picture ComniifltH* of the \ v.- which will be used as u Communi- punch were served.
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1w,uc,n wl1* lje used us a Communi
her home on [ faro Departin'!n . of the J 1'm-,n * ity Building. We are badly in need
Comptroller of the currency, dierl
The families of Dr. McKee’s and j at
o’clock this morning at
4 ('clock honor
or- C‘“ k* for uppropnate puuue,, 101 . f „uch an ai.t.omnlI>(lutj)>II
ataJ
It. L. Crown's attended ihe Hal- “ Paxton,’’ his estate' about three
“^ b y , a bride
i4,CI pointed to meet with the depart 1««*•» - « » - progressive lowe'en social in the Methodist! miles from Richmond. Mr. Wil'I
step in our locality.
ment. Those named wore Mrs. W.
i
s
church
lawn
of
Oviedo
Friday
eve-[
Hums
had
been
ill
for
two
days,
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ning and reported a very happy I hnt tho fatal termination through
Wial meeting of Mortan Thigpen, chairman; Mrs.
The
I^akc
Mary
Chuinbcr of
I „ heart attuck of whut up;ieared to
i of the Presby- St. Clairo White aud Mrs. C. P. Commerce held its monthly busi- time.
—
’
I
ho a minor illness wns a great
itte church parlors Henderson.
nesa meeting on Monday evening.
The first oranges of the season I shock to his fmity and friends.
Plans for “ Stationery Week", to
ant of the Wo- be held the middle of the month,
I h*ve Fortnightly were also discussed and commit r^=
$o'clock with Mrs. tees appointed.
An enjoyable program had been
U hostess
arranged fo r the afternoon by the
program chairman, Mrs. Ernest
pskment of the
Baby Dresses
Housholder, which Included piano
iill hold regular
selections by Mira Pearl Rub*on,
A Culled Ion o f Hcuutiful Coats at Prices
Hand Embroidered Blips and Dresses
‘ o'clock. Subject
and
a
group
of
readings
by
Miss
c Influence, in
Mean a Great Saving
Art.
I |Elolse Lanier.
J l
■w di}’
!i A most gratifying report from
,
m
inlon^y Society of the lunch room chairman, Mrs. F.
iit church will meet E. Roumiltat, showed that tho iunch
One
room, was proving n decided suc
it 3:.'!0 o'clock. A
Infants* All Wool Sacques and Caps
01h« f e ^
cess.
Jtcn planned.
Group
- 518.50'- $65.
While and Blue and Pink
A t the conclusion o f the busi
:le of the Baptist
> "% •;
H at the Imme of ness session, a social hour was
wre, :10S Magnolia enjoyed, the hostess, Mrs. Harold
SU ED E F IN IS H CLOTHS, H O LIV IA S
Viele and Mrs. R. G. Hickson, -eivdock,
ed hot chocolate and wafers.
dnesday
A N D P L A ID S
P
Amusements
DRESS!
FOR
FRYING
PRINCESS
Snow drift
i f
. . Try
D
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E xtra
Coat Values
(
$1.50 to $3.50
$1.00 to $3.50
I
course will lie con|B*pti .1 dun cl* n;i- P e a r l s R e p o r t e d t o b e
Icrth'.p if Mrs In- I n H i g h F a v o r i n t h e
W o r l d
o f
F a s h io n
Ed'n‘"'l I,une mo• aa • ' . .*• f j* *
h* R -a j Fi iday,
Despite the present vogue for
pnded tin I’oalt i.r.i necklaces o f many colors and com, binations, pearls appear, to
tf0
I choice o f many smart ^(dnoh/.'-Ftf
l,nd* h Mr< x <;.! immediate and Fall purposes t|ier|
, | i a l „lle
are some vqftr lovely things made
‘II n In- |lllMle-,,,, up in ' three /strondi. The pearls
are in uniform oV graduated sixes.
When more than one iiirondtof
,
Fed.I,.r, fine pearls is worn at a time there
r of filler.I, hut is a tendency, for, them .to bocomo
r- 'P«r,t the ,|ay twisted. To avoid thUf’ one de
** t:i(? KUcM (if signer has introduced 'an innova
tion which haa to 'all intent tbrned
out to bfe a naw style in itself—
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pW. J-BTr\\ l.uko the flat necklace.
P wt'irn Inina- F: i - . ,A.t either side o f , the thrift
York v.'v , thov! whore
t -^klac* leaves off the
k— th«;
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K>ng th- pii-t
ba<:k
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. . .'- . ^ h r W s usadadou-
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b i thl' rm-i: „ f
j, * U'livr lhinHii,
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Pii!i(H-;to
Infants’ and Chil
dren’^ Coats *
InFant Novelties
LUXURIOUS FUR TRIMMED .
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Reducedi Prices
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Ncwcsl frocks uf thc eeg
formerly 31L9ft too\v ..
INFANTS’ SWEATERS
■Fine, pure wool slip over and othur atylaa. While, blue and pink
$1.50 to $2.50
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$ 9 .9 5
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Comb and hnist seta, Rottiers and hook*.
Light shade all wool flannela and velours... 2 to 6
years.
bio row of pearls about' twh inches
n' .V*
••mg. Thew aro jolned to tha
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triple strands and give the effect
of “ narrow.lace, insertion,
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idea is further (c*rried out
wholly wov
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WINTER PARK, Fla., Nov. A<—,
(Special)-— Milton J. . Warner,
prominent business man of Nevf
York, and John S. Goss, well-known
fnanpfacturer of' Waterbury, Conn.,
hare been elected to membership
on the board of irustees of Rolling
College, according to a sUtimertt
wtted inthedetoopnisl
ida institution a* to t*
part in its upbuilding^.
Cor: Bseferdr * M SftasffcnAvfc
• • •••A'*i -ii»i r*.
Fpuntaln Curb service i n m i
Plenty of Parking' Speck l-'i
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pletb 'peopfld". is tbd" i
pi*plt, isrptostty *dodJ|
an operatic^,
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taxes are now due
Joiinty Court House,
r debt is allowed for
Ae anetbar ^service" feature to Florida grottos,, we new of/er this, netr treatise, “Some
Profitable 'Florida; Crepe" prepared by our Batomefogist, Dr'1Mortimer D, LeWuUtfr ip co-open*
tktn with oar Bwtkttttottat end TieeprtodfTrt^Pfb/'-B. F,''FleyqIT
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The book contain* practical information on tho production of Florida Vegetable*,' including
planting, fertllisatle*, and spraying for Insect snA « * * * * • # * 0 * .
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Manifbetarets of Ideal Fertiltmrtty Jscknowrilde. FIs.
•Jn calling for tax bills, property owners
fduld'give the legal description of propfty, as shown by deed.
<4.n •Trim )
with which is Arfiirsted
Florida Agricultural Supply Ccftnpany
f'Vfj
bRLANDO, ^LOrtlDA ' 1 1
JNO, p, JINKINS.
;i.. ■ Xax Cpllector Seminole County
Paul R. Forbes, M gr. Sanford Branch
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Observation, Parlor, Dining, and Sleeping Car Train, Coaches
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Effective Nov Cmbef13, 1926
SdSA as* Lv. JfcckaeipriHe
10:10 am Ar. PSIetJie ...
11:3d s*r AK Dhlriitr .....
12:10' pw At. Sanford ...
12 [55 pi* Alt Orlando .....
1:32
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2:50
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PfeUM City .
Tampa .....
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paly o f
ipft, cozy slippers . , . how they warm
i you* straight to the heart I
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Lv. 5:55 pm
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Ar. U;45 Jm
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Tickets,
T h a t’s why slippers are friendly g ifts— that’s
w hy they really hold such a personal touch.
And— th ey’re inexpensive, but they last!
* C milorin ’ s iLirrssi
VVdMRN’t surresi
6:50 pm Ar. Palmetto ...
6:55 pm Ar. Rrdftenton .
7:30 pm Ar. SiuTtsota ...
From $1.00 to $1.50
From $1.0ft to $3.00
From $1.25 to $3.25
No. 181
!);00 am Lv. Jacksonville
10:25 am Ar. Pnlatkn .....
11:50 am 'Ar.Uel.and ......
12:30 pm Ar. Hanford .....
1:20 pm An. Orlando .....
1:53 pm Ar. Klnsiaaimmee
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3:52
4:40
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Reservation 1 , Information from
G. W. Roy, T. A., Sanford
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Notice to
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The Best Safeguard
for your valuables
theft is our Safe
have it?
in^t loss fr o m
f ir e
)eposit Vault.
and
not
{jeminoiu (jftmnfy'Bank
ihown here.
ian Announces
'idols W ho A r e Ta
\uctSeminole M eeting
OD, Fla., Nov. 5.—
|the successor of any
j ii dependent to a
J upon the manner in
Imdueted, E d w a r d A.
1] Manager of the
Club announced
I he has secured the
t of the inoat promI identified with the
•port toi preside
more day-meeting
open at beautiful
[on Armistice Day,
I*
I announced by Mr.
»uch nationally
Fh the trotting and
l Jon. M. Medrnw,
ns., Andrew G.
[ton, Ky., and
of Columbus,
hagan, of Chicago, III., Herbers J.
Kohl, o f Columbus, Ohio, and E. C.
Knoblekamp o f Louisville, Ky.
These men will serve in the dual
capacities o f Placing Judges and
Rating Secretaries.
Starting of the fields will be han
dled by Steve Phillips o f Colum
bus, Ohio, who for a number of
years has held the title o f premier
starter of the Grand Circuit. Mr.
Phillips will be assisted by .Wil
liam Harris, o f Lexington, Ky., the
nqted running horse barrier of-
Joe’WlUan*
t In t h e S o u t h I o
ta f i n a l l i g h t w o r k -
d a l c la t iiiL s t o m o r t we A l a b a m a and
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th e s tr o n g e s t
n e a s u n in t h e i r
'S o u t h e r n i ' i n f e r e n c e
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Inititute, and t»e Selima
t k*e, fit from tWo
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A week ago we announced tho
tablishing of a bonded rental dbU^.^
ment—today we are flooded
calls for the renting of furnished an
unfurnished houses and apartment)
In Sanford G rove m ay be
had at prices consistent
with the extrem ely good
location and the beautiful
natural la y out of the
property.
• •
Harvard Is Favored
To Win Over Tigers
In Saturday Clash
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Herald Classified Ads Bring Results
“Amid Majestic Pines
As a direct and comical reward,
Signor Carey was exiled to Brook
lyn, placed on a milk and porridge
diet and denied the nightly priv
ilege of listening to ,G oldy and
Dusty.
1
cer and Gold Coin were named to|G*
go to the barrier for the Saga-1th*
more
stable, *
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BALTIMORE; Ndv. 6 ^ - (/P>_
;hly touted grid Twenty-four two year old colts and
tor its attempt to fillios wero named overnight to go
flow of Alubuma'fl to the post tadftfcin quest of tho
flilch leads the* cbYi- glory of a Pimljcq futurity vielifhrt victories and. nn terry apd .thp richest stake of. the
' NEW YORK, Nov. B ._(^ )—
^Td. The men from Maryland turf season.
[Eleven
Harvard huskies sought re
..ttpte have centered
With |40,000 in added money
tttons on Alalmma’s' and prospects of a record number lief today for tomorrow’s battle
'.k, white Conch o f starters in the mile event; all With Princeton, a team that in the
have endeavored previous futurity purses also went past has mado football emergen
ces famous by rising to them.
success to stop expected' to be eclipsed.'
A roaring undergraduate demonitiona sent against
Valorous,'winhep o f the Jockey nutation sent the Princeton eleven
HJrirnson scrolls,
Club stakes at Churchill Downs
'crowding Alnlmma and considered an outstanding con iff/tb Boston to tho chant of
Sner*. will uttempt tender in today’s race, headed a ty m , l^ger, burning bright!” said
victories to four, quartet of. ft. P. Whitney entries !t)uriirin conviction that every
which made its which Included Whiskery, Maid Q! thing was “Jake” with the Jungle
Chts.' Grice more the odds favor--M two weeks ago
The
Mist,
and’
Bostonian.
E.
B.
J H*rvah3 and again Jake Slagle,
IAlabama to u two to
McLean, algo was represented .In
1 Iple threat, Is fit for tjie frayj,
ttinding us the chiqf
the numbers with, Jock, Sport B*J1
iblnstton-’ of circumstances
iteer amhitlons.
and WAr Eagle!'
•
preceded overwhelmln~
1 week’s practice
Th^ Greentrve stable entrusted
th'yirtbriea In thA-Iast'lw
western, the heavy
_ v« f the historic Big Thre
p-yorta from Vunder- its colors to Adloe, (b'Be ridden by
v
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Wkknt of thuir su Earle Sande, and ,Saxon, E.Bs Brad
J i'hia bean punting with old
f t Georgia Tech, hum ley, who twice has! won the juyenile
r after a three.week Is f i
classic, ebbte Rewithus and fiuddi
Notre Dame.
iV
] injuries.
Baer
for
another
try,
Lord
Cbau-.
P W to the return of
P w iwm the hospital
‘ td strength, and
chances of the
in the clash to"Gfucn Wave strong-
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A significant thing about tho
knock down and drag out pastime
in its, present aspects is that the
reformers no longer attack it. * * *
This may only mean, however, thnt
they are getting their sents on tho
fifty-yard lino now.
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nd Alabama Expected To
‘South's Beat,Game Saturday
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%NUT
Back in tho old days, when BUI
Bryan was just beginning to break
into tho headlines and folks wero
beginning to think tin t young Har
ry Thaw nover would amount to
fiehrtr-''^ ■
*»’♦
.‘ ■*1—, njuch, Poppa Clarke used to Le tho
To those acquainted with the queen’d ankles.
• • *
harness horse sport this roster of
officials fo r the Seminola Park
Poppa Clarke wouldn’t let any
meeting w ill strike th^m as the
of tho 1020 Pirates forgot that ho
most imposing list that could be
used to be a roaring cannon on the
mustered.
Needless to say with Gettysburg front, and a sure catch
Km will servo us such men .ip. the Judges stand rac
o f a fiyball when first bounco in
All of these ing at Seminolf will be conducted to the whiskers was out.
presided in siml* upon tho highest possible plane.
• * *
The management of the meeting
the Gran Circuit
Stevo Dc.cnturo wanted his coun
id to he the most will rest in the hands of Joe Tin try, right or wrong, but Poppa
I holiness.
ker, of Orlando, Fla., President Clarke evidently wants his yesses
cing the horaea Edward Ai Pohlman, of Cleveland,
both Ways, in the order named.
veil as arranging Ohip, General Manager and Guar«' • •
J ia n _____'
---program of racing antor; and Gporge Smith of Cleve
Acting as spokesman for the
nds of Tom Ga- land, Ohio; Secretary,
conscientious objectors, Max Carey,
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the offside evangelist, told Poppa
to dust o ff his toupee, braid his
heard, try a new lumbago cure and
pipe down.
m oves
STRENGTH - 8BKVICE - PROGRESS
The entire oval has been re-clayed and Is pronounced in excollcnt condition for the opening of the fall meeting,
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Ellen Hoy,
City Tax Collector. ^
S a n fo r d ,F la .
Part o f the
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City Tax Books
for payment o f City xaxya.
count o f 2 per cent allow
taxes paid In November ’ and
per cent discount on taxes paii
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in December.
A private Box here costs only $2.00 to $5.00
per year.
, picture is the first to be published of the new grandaU nd which has just been completed at the Longwood course.
W
If you have property to rented
lease would thank you to prompt
give us particulars about your rent
property.
Remember the service we ^end<
large indeed, while the cost .
handling your rentals is insigjn'
cant. '
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Developm ent of Sanford
G rove h M ^O t been kited
to 'the public in glow ing
s
at
Our bonded agent, Mr. Jv L.
at your service—see classified ^
umns of today’s paper.
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wid> top o f thq ladder than those a
Window. ' I f they ■dhL tha a
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ttfrib A gut tor at |L20
every detail o f t.’.io success tftory of burlesque wheels, tho smallAimo 1' As tlmi
the lad or fhsg ’ who' otarttd otit. to acta, the dfll-of-tha-way rr\ovtq any mord;. |t> ' ^ ;i*aa*. way of , '
10020,00
v a t 91.80 ...i,.........- . - - '
picking up a hundred dollars or Bo.' J
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conquer tho gi rent city. V '* flow houses
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1200.00
plpo.nt $1.4(7 ....... -... M
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It is those timid'-ottea leaking;
proudly,
too,
do
the
achiever*,
write
150.00
When all other' efforts at ijob-ti**7* t i 5 A 0 ...... .............- .........
home
from
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hnttan
-when
they
200.00
getting fail, there'a always .the
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have di/no Bcmur,hing that Sounds, ‘•stag agency’* to fa ll back on. But
800.00
it* Inch (Jraln tllo at 82W.00 per M.
nt'leant to them, important!
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few gicls stand ready to f a l l ' t f
3200,23
’, legal expense, advertising, etc.
But what o f ths - ten* o f thousand* this level. The “ stag outfits" pro. wlmt surrendering o f . pride
jtjw i i -A
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----;-----who Just go n w a r and drop out of vide dancers for "bachelor din* decency preceded the ytpitl
1 estimated cost*................................. *.....$35040.23
*fght? Most o f them continue in riers."
Fcrhapa yotf think me s
It’s underntood lh a t the
fhornty/entlrely by adjacent, property owners.
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respectable medfoi-rity. They rise “ stag dinner” boys demand a nude mental.
\i o f feet frontage 6775.7.1
to salaries of a hundred rr so a dancer.
Very w elll, About two weeks
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week and'that’s that.
ago a girl crashed to the street
ment per fool frontage >5.26.
Sickening, isn’t it, that
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FRED T. W IL L IA M S , Engineer,
Those who slldo to tho bottom should choose to sit around^—well” *r™ tho window o f an a^partment.
finTame
a b le -Description
Foot
Pr-.ilminary arc not much nmro numerous than' fed on banquet fare, well liquored .
wns p
UP> /crushed and
•dying, a crucifix in her hand."
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Frontage Asucvmmcnt
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She was unable to 'apeak, but
2uX SECTION 8ANLANTA
Notice Is hereby given tn uny nml nil persons interested In the wrote a message tolling detectives
H a n f o r d , F l o r id a
i Special Assessments against the various pieces o f property above to gu to a certain rdom number
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$2»».82
f lTnvtxtmanl Cd.
Lot 1 Block 17
[described that said ! Special Assessments are payable ir full within in the building.. There they found
$2Sitl.82
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J^'hvCt.tm cnt C o .'L o t 2 Block 17
ithirty days after the above and foregoing special assessment roll has two men. The girl said she had
3200.82
^ In-.-ostmcnt Co.
Lot 3 Block 17
I been equalised, approved and cnnfirr.u-il, or in ten equal annual pay*,! leaped to escape them.
$21)0.82
.'kfnvectmcnt Co.
Lot 4 Block 17
Trading the activities, o f this girl
1‘ments with interest at 8 per cent |ar annum from and after tha time
$200.82
l^yjcatmciit Co,
Lot 5 Block 17
—she died a few d*ya later— they
I said special assessments stand approved and confirmed. '
—*
$200.82
Investment Co.
l.ot 0 Block 17
A meeting of the Eqrnllzing Board of the City o f Hanford, Flnr- found she had gone ftrom agency to
$200.82
agmey.
She.couldn't got Work.
J(nyisktment Co.
Lot 7 Blpck 17
^"ttft 82 ''^ U’ "
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<>n t*10 t^>c 22nd day Tin n they found her name on one
F y A' fhvostmcnt
Co. I*ot 8 Block 17
','” '1,I82 '°^ November, A. D., Ift2tit at which meeting said Board will lu-ur uny t-f tin ‘'stag" lists.
|i|tai' Irivontmcnt Co. Lot ft Block 17
'*J* “ “ 'anil all complaiirts aniL olyi-etions as f such special assessments,
And that was the end!
$20V '.H2
itk Investment
Co, Lot 10 Block 17
and will at said t lim- adjust and equali/.- -niil usm-; sntonts on a basis
-*$20ft.t Investment Co. Lot 11 Block 17
of justice ami viebt. ant*« when sirtd «;.n i:il a-.s«'«-.iuenL*t are so equalHI,I K LA W PASSED
$ 200.82
iota Investment
Co. l.ot 12 Block 17
i/.ed and ad ju-led, samj will then .--tand oiifirmed and lie, and re
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t
$:»ftft.82
tn Investment
Co. l.ot 13 Block 17
I AIM’DN SPRINGS, Nov. 4.— j
j n. n in binding lien., upon the property • gain- 1 which mud assess$200.82
tftta •Investment
Co, Lot I I Block 17
, meets mi- niiwle until paid in accoidini ,. with the provisions■of (/}’> Sunday moving pictures pnss-i
$200,82
i u Investment
Co. Ixit 1ft Block 17
llesdlution No. 327 adopted on the 25th day of October, 1026, hy ed "lit of the picture today w ith 1
the ordering o f an ordinance pro
$200.82
lit* Investment
Co. Lot 1C Block 17
the City Commi-sion.
hibit mg them by city commission
$200.82
^Inv;stment Co. Lot 17 Block 17
(Senll
L. K. FillLU »S , City Clerk.
er*.
$ 200.82
fthbc investment Co. Lot 18 Block 17
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'‘'investment Co. Lot 1» Block 17
..investment Co. Lot 20 Blork 17
^Investment Co. Lot 21 Block 17
' Investment Co. Lot 22 Block 17
it* Investment Co. Lot 23 Block 17
i Investment
Co. Lot 2-1 Block 17
piltaa Investment
Co. Lot 25 Block 17
Ihyteatment Co. Lot 26 Block 17
'IM&fctmbnt Co.
Block
^ ^Investment Co. lx>t 2 Block
ilHVpatment Co, Lot 3 Block
stment Co. I^ot I Block
(JldV estm en t' CO. l^»t 5 Block
a in vestm en t Co. Lot 6 Block
v Investment Co. Lot 7 Block
I"'Investment Co. Lot 8 Block
ll Investment Co. Lot V Block
Vilnveatment Co. Lot 10 Block
tip/Investment Co. !,ot 11 Block
*Tj3 fhfiatmetit Co. Lot 12 Block
I'lnyM tm ent.Co. Lot 13 Block
tveatment Co. Lot U Block
'Vent Co. Lot lfi Block
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fitm e n t
Co, Lot 17 Block
lYinveatment
Co. Lot 18 Block
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Co. Lot li» Block
Hh'vestment
Co. Lot 20 Block
|la;'Irtvjstment Co. Lot 1ft Block 1ft
I Block 20
Investment
Investment
Block 20
Investment
Block 20
Block 20
tment
Block 20
^Investment Co. Lot
Block 20
Investment Co. Lot
Block 20
^ ta Investment Co. l.ot
Block 20
Ifft*. Investment Co. l.ot
Block 20
int* . Investment Co. Lot
Block 20
tn Investment Co. Lot
Block 20
‘ t( Investment Co, Lot
Block 20
^ih^*stmcnt Co. Lot
giVlhvastmcnt Co. l.ot
Block 20
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* ‘ 10ll» Haights, Inc. Lot 53
lolia Heights, Inc. l.ot 56
I eight s, Inc, Lot 57
noli* Heights, Inc. Lot 58
toll* Heights, Inc. Lot 5ft
bild Heights, Inc. l.ot 60
oHa Heights, Inc. Lot 61
|>liil Hoights, Inc. l.ot 62
lla Heights, Inc. Lot 63
Ha Heights, Inc. Lot 64
lia/Helght*. Inc. Ixit 65
aolla Holghts, Inc. Lot 06
^ H eigh ts, Inc. Lot 67
|* Heights, Inc. Lot 68
Hejghts, Inc. Lot <il>
Heights, Inc. l.ot 70
*,H*|ghts, Inc. Lot 71
[tall* Heights, Inc. l.ot 72
laglwH*' Heights, life, l.ot 78
tignolla.Heights, Inc. U>t 74
IflolliVHelglits, Inc. Lot 78
‘ 'jalfW Heights, Inc. Lot 76
Varney I^»t 77
r P . Vapney I-ot 7m
folia IIeights. Inc. Lot 7ft
Haights, Inc. Lot 8U
Heights,
Inc- Lot HI
Heights, Inc. Lot 82
"rights, Inc. Lot l)I
tights, Inc, Lot U2
ts, Inc^ Lot ft’J
ghts, Inc, Lot 04
ts, Inc. Lot 05
hts, Inc. Lot ftft
ghts, Inc. Lot ft7
ghts, Inc.. Lot 08
ights, Inc. Lot Oft
tights, Inc. Lot 100
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^ Ifd g h ta , Inc. Lot 101
[ ‘jfcij^ht*, Inc. Lot 102
its, Inc. Lot 103
ts, Inc. Lot 104
|bta, Inc. t o t 105
fftt", Inc. Lot 106
If Inc. Lot 107
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(7 7 — Houses for R en t.
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81— H ouses F o r S a l* '
|■" ~ ' " ■--------- - --- •JAMES H, COiW a N - A I I kinds of
TT,---- "a ira u i
menu. ihOR
R E N T .- 5:room furnished
Tin $n<i‘' Shoot' Metal Work.
$1500 Cash
SW
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
stucco
bungalow’, Celery 1 ghtl Will buy a five room Sponilh
Water and B o lt Tanka. A t Oak
Summerlin. New nml modern.'No liurijralow at n price $1500 under
Avenue and Tfhlrd Street. T ele 68— Rooms Without Board
garage. J. L. Hurt. Phono' 588. actual, present day value, Or^ticr
phone n i l
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Higgins, Smith, Wight Inc.
;f.
needs money and on thia- account
LARGE frqqt room. Twin beiD,
will
sacrifice. Two bed rooms, din
HODGINS A CO W AN CO., Auto
Fireplace. 807 Magnolia Ave.
FOR RENT. — n room. Stttceo ing room, living room and kitchen.
Radiator and sheet metal* works.----------------Bungalow, Palmetto Ave. and
Plain and ornamental sheet metal JFOlt R E N T - U r g e bed room and Kntv St. $76.00 per month nn- Double garage, etc. Price If sold
at once, $7600 with only $1500 cash
work. Tel. 718-W. 207 French
garage. 018 Oak.
furmahed. Phone 713,
and the balance on small monthly
Avenue,;.
payments. Drop u postal card to
------ -— ‘- r ----FOR
RENT.— Furnished
l«-d- 78-JsOffIces and DeHk R o o m
me and I ahnll bo glad to show
rooni
and
bath
for
rent,
tmo
W.
2£— Floriata.
.vm
i tho property., Located right
6th St.
OFFICE FOR KcrTr— In Melsch in town. Address B. E. care Tflho
"S T E W A R T THE FLO R IS T”
Bldg
Apply A. P Connefly A Sanford Herald.
Flowers fo r all occasions
FOR RENT. - Two furnished bed Sons, Magnolia and 2 nd
M cLAND ER ARCADE
rooms. Hot
water, adjoining
Phono 781.
bath. $5.0(1 per week. 1015 Elm 80— A — R ea l E state D ir e c to r y
Ave.
27— P ro fession al Services.
M cCALL A FOX, Real estate in
vestments. Boat buys are among
ROOM for
two gentlemen or
our
listings. Phone 746.
FOR QUICK SALE
EUGENE P E R M A N E N T W AVES,
couple.
Use of gnrage.
Hot
no kinks, one price, personal at water always available. 803 Union Cl.n n n
,, „
, .
| Me offer: t room new bungalow,
tention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe. Ave.
hf|U
u riROi?*IT»!!M®ia !
just outside southejn city
Phone 349-J.
Li Real Estate, 23G Mclsch Build- j limit*; |„t
x 200; for $3260.00.
A small cash paym en t gives ImS. J. N IX
69— R oom s fo r H ousekeeping
HIGGINS-SM ITII-W IGHT, INC. mediate poHiessiun ami the balance
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
mo l>e arranged like rent.
Real Estate and
210 East First Street.
Me have a number of exception
INSURANCE BROKERS
I'G it
K E N T — Fou r
unfurnished I _______ _____ ______________ _____
al
buy,'., good house in good |ocu|CHIROPRACTIC.— Tho foremost
room-*.
l o m r r Pecan \ve nn-l Jf j £ T Y O U R P R O P E R T Y W ITH , t imu , on ea.-y terms.
druglesa system o f Health Heal Ith St
"TH E LOT KING”
•’til t LtHUill r e a l t y ( ’().,
ing. Investigate. Phono 482-.J ftA
000 First National Bank Bldg.
'lei 7.12. ::i 1 First Nat. Ilk. Bldg.
appointment. Dct W. E. Mile- NI( E large room. Homelike, uiili
Dtnigall, 1st NntT Bank Bldg.
SANI'tiRD, El, A.
or without ligiit
hmiM-keepIng. S 2 — Husinex,s P r o p e r ly
i
R L A L ESTATE - INSURANCE
1217 W 2nd.
;)2— Help Wanted— Female
FtIR S A L E —Stem with dwulllng
roo'ms, good location.
$2600
POSITION wanted by first class, 71— Apartments and Flats
small, cash payment. Itt. A, Box
young lady stenographer. Ex
41.
perienced. Good references. Phone FOR RENT. 4-room flat
and '
671-W.
Hlee.ping porch furnished, Low- i 83— Farms and Land for Sale! A b e a u t i f u l c o r n e r LOT
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--------------1"n Elm Street can be bought nt
er floor, Apply .'111! (Ink.
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67~r*Rooms With Board.
rates
^
Ad,inc*
rlfll be retei™*1
l* —flwtof #w,t
y'gwiaeaL
£ 3 * i Hw
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_j e ■ Hne
« r**“*fL inte® are for
fo?*r*ra(tc length
|i tine- of 30c for
kctatfe
_ j js restricted to
/"made The Senhrill be responsible
•jworrect insertion,
'
for subsequent
i office should bo
utely I'1 cfl!C 01
[ ptertisehs
ild represeiilntivo
fhLttifcr with rates.
f i S t i o n will give
CMurmation. And
[they will a^ist, you
[your want ml. l<*
, effectiveno tice
oohl (five their
Office address »|s
phone number if
dulls-' About "no
ti thousand has a
the others can’t
with j’ou unless
| wur address.
auinre Ml ST be
■ at The Sanford
, Dr by letter. IVicitinuances are nut
, prompt - Efficient
Service
•OWNER
R«>
GOING
ovcoSOU1
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KENT VULC ANIZING WORKS. • F '» iid UKiHtftP, i,..nwwspm>. r i ui«- ‘
IIOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES, i ll',l,,Ml l» Hanlonl. 3 «miiii*l-> «-.m«ity.
frt berlln a postman'. hiii;*
chimpanxee that delikhik ftC
jng in fire alannsi He
w.
w iitntiT, Juilke or ike circuli the trjck“of hreakir
* i mi of Hid Hc v m i II i Judicial Ulr- the alarm boxes,
| milt of the Hint" ot Fi j.-M-i. In nail
' f u r rieiiu lo’ e C V i i o ) -. Fl.-rhlu, * o and In gla4;WatehM tM :}
this the UjIIi iliij ,f i
i\
glnes coma- tearing ft
l :i2H.
uBi
The owner,- hill prote
(Sin neil> tv. tv. W U J tn iT ,
Judge Circuit Court. Hnv- times succassfully when1
etitli Judicial
C iin ltt o f
ilic S i'd o ' f K l j r l i h , 111 tiles threatened to shoo^.l
unit for Scin I nolo Cntiniy. pmwee, pleading its satin
W i l s o n , lK itm n o i.o L -.it ^ m > v u : ,
of humor.
’ $ ««»«
KoMeltors for Couiolnlmoil*.
1 I OI
U. H. I* uaitorien.
n
—
i H orlila , once a w e e k fo r four
j i-iiiisevutlvi' Weeks.
j w it n h s s Dm l io n . w .
Distributors Chandler
Commercial Avenue
'
DODGE BROTHERS
Dealers
SELL GOOD USED CARS
tl)
(let. SU. Nov. 5-12 - 1'.*-IS.
Several
Bargains in
Used Cars.
Prices right,
reasonable terms.
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IN T I I K C I R C U I T C O U R T O P T U B
S K V K X T I t J t iD I C I A I . t t lR C C I T
OK L I.O K t llA . IV . t i l l POII MBRI\OI.B I 'O l .VTt.
I\ CIIA.VCBKV.
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St I T TO (|1 I K T T I T I . K
/ It. S l.UNO
■ Comiilalnuni,
Cl I AltLKH K. MtT Ctt K I , I » et at.
M ILLER O. PH ILIPS, Inc.
I'cfcndunts
-
Elm Ave. nnd loth Street,
PHONE 3
BE SURE and see the new i ustom
built St udcImkiTH
SAN JUAN GARAGE
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Bird’s Bones Carry A if
The bones of all Dying birds I
said to be hollow and ftOad^r'
air, thusv showing that t
knew what it was shout wi
designed them for tW.afeVfJj
plan, as any physicist yrillY
firm makes for. Hot'otiljr,*nggl ,
but for the greatest strength!* V
solid bono besides l>eing hea' “
would he less strong against St
C I T \*T I O 1
The Stale of KL-i-bla to Clinrlcs It
Mitelo-ll; A, it. Minin; Amlrucv MeJo, ii ,.||,|. hi>*i to eudt allii every of
al l ilefcmlaiit.i, if living, ami if i
-itn. i .in) or ail of an in ilcfctulains | such us a f l y i n g f o w l is pub' t02>’ c
.11. it-,III Hit'll In .• I,'ll ami If w r y of I
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lit. Io n s, i |,-v |m i . L-ualci *. ii i .i ti i
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1 lit i • t,ti mm ti I n umlfi each
Finger P rin tin g in 400 B. ,C»cmS
1 ( \ (‘i \ iff sold th tf.'iHctl ticfunt4- Cla Iin Ina a h \ i 114li t , title or |
t rM in <»c in a mv 1‘ r al I ' ‘I Mk
It has hecn discovl-red that
t|s
fior t-1fci11t;r
ifi'Hct llicoi,
in
i
I gcr printing n» n system o f I
MM* f , Kt iMf ♦■f A- 4'o, „ If it "I;,,.,,;::
cn
i.Hiitu wiioiu i »i 1Bcii*n 1 !»•««*«
4*1
rn c tli
,f j| Mention
fiention wn.A
was ppracticed
ii‘i*ln» vh Is link lino n, if aaiil cm i'n ' nu
irin A n »
1 id tin ii
NORTH--'Will
L---)V III j !<:,ro T,,<’ Uvald.
sacrifice six room house having ’
FOR RENT Nice i-iuom unfurn
' LOANS— Money available at 7 per ished apartment. 211 Laurel Ave. all modern conveniences.
0nly i MAR VANIA BEING PAVED—
' cent. Close in property. A. P.
U’o are pleased to announce that
$ii<>0 cash
rctpiircd.
Balance
Phone 156-W.
' Connelly & Sons.
j the paving of the Mnrvnnia Lnke|l TRIM i <».
monthly. W. It. E. cam Herald
"J”__ ' front properly will begin this week.
ttuynyl the owner.'
FURNISHED apartmenta, close in,
53— Building Materials
|Two $15,000 iiotnes have recently
HI far ertimnt <■>.
also
unfurnished
gnrage.
cottage
__
-i
I
t been completed uml two more
I.MDK0RD
up-to-date, will furnish if desired.
YE LLO W P IN E LUMBER for sale.
I homes will be under construction
500 E. 3rd St.
Framing— Sheathing— Siding—
I, VULCANIZING
B ARG AIN -B eautiful
bungalow, |" ithi" lu
Wo have several
|Flooring and Finish, delivered lo
\h WELCH
five rooms and bath, on Myrtle ver>' desirnhle lots at a substantial
NICE Three room nimrtment with
Sanford and vicinity at a price
ill mites friends"
Lot j discount to any one contracting io
private bath. Seminole Hotel. between 7th and 8th St.
i guaranteed to bo a saving to you.
84 x 117. This is one of the d e-' bui|d a nice home there. Wo de
iI j.r.
Trn O
ffered
Lumber Co., Osteen, Fla. FOR RENT.— Furnished 3 room sirable locations of Sanford and |sh‘c the whole or part time service
service
wn
creu i( Vermont
phone 4g02>
garage apartment.
Pee Gee is priced $2,000 lielow value. If i of two persons of seliing ability,
Paint Store.
you m-t quick $6,250 will tskc it.! Cull at our office for more infor|UG STORE
Pro- 1 5f— Fuel and Feed
mat ion . Scruggs-Scoggan Renlty
FORJ-RENT.—'Furnished apt. for Isiok at it today. Terms arranged.
up, Sods. We are 1
t o., Inc. Masonic Temple. Phone
Mr. Hickey, Phone iiW-J.
gentlemen
or
couple
employed.
Juyour plion.'
FOR S A L E — Stove and fire place
745.
fCall io;i
wood. Phone 461 -J. 1 1 1 0 Park 81.'I Magnolia Ave.
J
Ave.
85— Lotn f o r Halt
t E L im it in ' 1 'u.
75—
Businews
Places
for
Kent
Imt Street
FOR GOOD WOOD C A L L .7513.
.7 OAK H IL L LOTS rnn be buuglic
i full line.
|------------------------------------------S M A LL BUNGALOW. — Located
nt a price you cannot afford to
right
fash or ! FOR SALE.Stove nnd fireplace AT T R A C T IV E rooms to rent for
close in on paved street. Cun pass up. Located on Geneva A v e
your business, j wood. Phone 3512. M. M. Lord.
stores or offices at Park Ave., , be bought on ensy terms. Price
nue, u pnvdd stixiet, nnd on Meland Commercial Street.
\V. M. $4,1)0(1 Terms almost any way.
lunvillo Avenue. Other lots in thin
Young,
Owner,
208
Park
Ave.
file Co., genera! f,s— Household Goods.
This hulls** is now rented for $15 j development are selling for much
, ridt-walk . build • '
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monthly and in the winter brings . more than I am asking for these.
I
lion »N.x-<. .1 R FOR R EN T— Sewing nindiine. 310: 7 7 .— Houses fo r K en t.
| $ 5 5 . Box 102 caro The Herald.
|Each lot cun be bought on terms of
Oak.
$10 cash and $10 |>er month. Box
-------------------------------------------- I.MODERN STUCCO BUNGALOW. 103 care The Herald.
CLEANING CO. FOR S A L E — Two burner oil stove. TH REE room furnished bungalow.. This bungalow lias large living
^ Hcisiiritig and
Bath and hot water connections.f room, dining room, 3 bed rooms, 88— Reul Estate for Exchange
1104 Magnolia Ave.
fm prompt.
Five minutes from P. O.
812'kitchen and breakfast nook, hardwood floors in living room and din
Union Ave. Phone 571-J.
02— Musical instruments.
ing room. Modern in-every iletnil. W IL L TRADE a couple well lucutThis home must be sold in the next I ed residential lots, on paved
1BKH SHOP
, W ANTE D to rent. Piano in good BUNGALOW for rent, $16.00. 2 lew days, make me an offer. Ad 1 streets, as first payment on house.
Avi-mic.
Bungalows $1000.00. Large lot. dress Owner, caro Herald.
condition to tie used by adult only.
|What have you ? Box loti care
. Special at-J Mrs. Jno. M. Kelley, Davey-Wins- included for cash. Fine for chick- ________
1 Tho Herald.
ti and ihildien,: ton Apts.
ens, ulco average.
L. Bland llt J.NF.W BUNGALOW — Five riami-,
Woodruff Spring, 1st. St.
j hiK,h ,,u.Vntion. Price $li260. \ cty 89— Wanted— Ileal Estate
LM PR e s s e ii y j ^4 Seed, Plants, Fertilizer.
-----------1 easy terms. Bart Nason, Valdez
WlnR, tailnring, ,________________________________
FIVE room house,' double garage ,
phono 853.
W AN TE D to buy lot in good resi
Avetmi
Photic
at Giiulwvillu.
L V.
M artin,'________ ________ ______________—
' FOR S A L E — 60,000 celery plant?dential section San ford. State
[4 ROOM Bungalow and Garage, location and cipdi prise. H. B. Post
1 ready to go in field. They sell Route A, Box 20(l-(.
j cheap. 3 1-2 miles out West First ---------------------------- ---------------Lot GO x 200. $.7750.00, $750.00 Office Box 503, City.
SiOLE 1' I U N T K R Y
FOR RENT— Five room, unfurn- (.ash lmUncc numthly. Box 111 I,
1 St. J. H. Lee.
11'AMERAs
ished house., Elder Springs. In care Herald.
W A N T E D —To communicate with
1SUPPLIES
j FLOW ER
P L A N T S :— Cnlondula, quire 1100 Myrtle Ave.
owner of ten or fifteen acres
•' "• N. I .mu St-y, Prop,
good citrus wild land for snle, pre
snap dragon, carnation and other
garden annuals. For Immediate or THREE Brand New Stucco Bunga
ferably in Pnolu section. Muet be
HSENliKIlCY P R I N T I
lows for rent, desirably located.
nnti-buom price. P. (I. Box 338,
|future planting. Mrs. L. H. Jones.
Prinlinjj. I .him l i v i n g , 1
modern throughout. Leave name
|Sanford.
Phono 708 L. 2.
*»*■ ui fti-.t, W,. <ln
and address at Herald office, Care.
li I; Avi'tmc- 1
o f It, F. S.
!
STUCCO b u n g a l o w
90— A u to m o b iles F o r Salo
Street.
j *5— Specials at the Stores.
-------- -------- —------------ — -----— I Located on corner in Sanford 1
FOR RENT —6 room furnished j Heights, 5 rooms, well constructed, I
CHRYSI ER
ibRt't; n i M p . w Y
house mi Sanford Ave., con-; huge living room, dining room,"1 OFIAS. T. FULI ER MOTOR GO
Snail Store"
ELECTRIC!
ELECTRIC!
vonient to school.$75,00
por .kitchen, two bed rooms, bath, with Sanford Ave. ht 10th St, Phono 002
ri»hy (>f "in prompt
month. Photic 713.
[shower, electric range amt water
Wiptiojis and itnick
ia j - ____________________ _________ [heater, all Improvements. Owner 1
USED CAR EXCHANGE
delivery^
F O R ' KENT.—I* room houso on 'livin g in North Carolina nnd w ill 1 CORNER PARK AND SECOND
Como in nml see our lino uf
~ But S'liuiwii lu‘K
Magnolia Ave. Suitable for nr-1 sell under mnrkot valuo In older | Q. W. W AN SLE Y, Manager
Electrical Appliances
tanging into two apartments, two Uo raise funds.
~
•
$ 8,000
JE W E TT AND PAGE
liutlefilnstlcf i
Percolators, Irona, W afflo
bnthH, double garnge. Con
lease
for I o i l , -r , a t e 1
RIVE'S GARAGE
Irons, Tooftors, etc,
for year or month to month, *J. L. with only $600 cash und balance
SnnfonJ Dealer
'D m Street.
monthly.
Hart. Phone 588. Higgins, Smith,
208 ,W. 1st S t
Phono 017
Box
101
caro
T
h
«
Sanford
He
raid.
THE B A L L H AR D W AR E .
wight Inc.
SANFOUD TJUICK UO.
l“ -tontracting
FOR RENT. —6-room furnished
212 Magnolia Ave.
htfuse, 1000 block on Sanford
. rhune 307
iEJK'E s m i t h
Avenue/
Very
desirable.
A
ll
66— Wanted— to Buy.
LIN C O LN — FORD — FORDSON
*' Poiilna tor
modern with garage. J. L. Hurt.
-4-1.
Edward Higgins, Inc.
Phone
688.
Hlggns,
Smith,
Wight
"* F'f»t Street
t BUY, pay cash l o t second-bandCommercial A Palmetto. Phone 331
Dione (j [
Inc.
pianos. Address Box 362,
iGTON
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!I 91— Legal Notices
in
H tlll
in
I* M i l l
o x U t ' M H ’ o,
m ill
r , i r *y
^
«r said ft 1r 1tof at 1.•h h mi iim*rir n . uriclent will* finger prints, o f
DODGE
i. K.ll
Pleasure cars and Graham Trucks ..I in,' formeV,;!:..,ki;o,. ^ r i ,‘:U?oe?:! makers have been found.
ir,
unkanwii, to , system spread from there to. Ig
Elm and loth St.
Phunu It tv inihu mini."i
i«,MimVaid,»;,'\o*,ail*\.rVs»l, " wh.'ie J,lln nni1 in .Inpnn it was soon ajk ‘
Hum..-, are unl.immi, (rmllruf and ed for the identification of d
SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX
INC.
<•..
c..|h, i i i ..-ih I<ii,
Koliin, mala. The hiring of illiterate 1%^
2tKt Oak Ave.
1'iirellott
illul
It.'lied let,
tf
a bor in South Africa caused it t o '1
' "i |i"rutloti, whoso iirlU'Tl'al |ilneo
Phono 41
' M?
o( Imi s I nous I*, mil* inevn. If said eitr- spread to tho continents.
, ,--4
hi 1,1 «
’
l>"i allon K mi III in lean I existence.
3B— Situation Wanted Female
11UPS MAKMONS
|FOR SALE.- 6 acre farm, new ; ? I .mm under what I think it is
.... I II kii I i I e"i|M'i.dtou Is no langur
* ■'H/L
1 leiiiil • 1111r\. Mn n to naeli
and
Sanford Automohde Co.
house, $,'1,0011.1)11. L. L. lLeller, j wortii, Nceil the money to protect
FOR RENT Two furnished apart
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iM
oi
Mi,
foitner
Mtoi'hholders
G
vi ■/»*•
Phom* t:t7 Mo r, of, w'I'os,. nmien nro unknown:
, *
;ether investments and will sell 200 Magnolia Ave.
W ANTED — Position by experienc
ments near new High Si bool, Luke Monroe, Kin.
i " I* "luo. t' oi. to. it mid ItenedleL If
ed stenographer.
A-1
refer with or without garage.
------------- |this property cheap on that ac.1 L. j - — ----- — —
I 1.itmiT n< rjihlji, in all iiemans and
NASH
ences. Phone 321-W,
;> >>uul. Only a small cash payment
1'iui.k, whose ■■.lines m e unknown.
Hurt. Plume 788. Higgins, Smith, 1 8-1— Houses For Sait;
I .ends I bo world in motor car value. II
ii I iiih mid ilolin; Im siueis under
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_
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_
J
i*
reipiirefl
on
thU
deal,
itox
106,
wight Inc.
SMITH Mn r OKs CO
Mo f ilm mi in amt stylo o f Koliin,
- i 40— Money to Loan
SladiiU-s
90— A u tom ob ilesfor Sate
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS—If you
want (o fell your used cars, ad
vertise daily on the classified uago
FLO RID A— ORL a NDO— Orlando
Morning Sentinel; largest classi
fied business, rute )c a word, min
imum 24c cash with order.
91— Legal Notices
I’ tU lM O I.AN D S A L K
I I K I * A I I T U I 3MT o r T H H IN T K It lO IL
U. H, L A N D O F F I C E at
CainaiVllte, Flu.,
(let. 6, 1024.
N O T IC E is hereby alvcn t tint, as
dlrecleil hy tin, CninmuisloiK'i' ut the
( 11-uem 1 I,nml Office,
under
provl.HluiiH of Hie 2*r.5, It. S, iiiirsunnt
l*> lhe upplii lit lou of Clnrencu
I
Heed. Serin I No. 1/20920. I u lit o ffe r
ul i u i MI c side, io tli,. lilKlil'Nt M il
der. Out at pot I umi 1I11111 (6.00 linr
acre, at tO o'ejoel! A. At.. On tile rtrd
dm o f December.
next, ill tills
offlee. Mm rolloutriii in le t of laud:
lad 2. Sec, 2:t. Lots 10 nnd 11, See.
21 T. 20 S.. It. 11 B„ Tull. Mer.
T l » « sale u ill mil til- Kept mien.
Inti w ill lie ilceltired elnsnd ivhen
I luxe lii'eseul at The lioitr limned
lim e 1*.11,1 ,1 Idddlmr.
'file person
mill, ina the Itla losl hid Mill he re■lulred
In
Imiiicdlal id v
pay
Mm
ano,mil tlo-ieid.
Any pernor claim ing mlvcrsely tlio
nil,.) e-d, set Ito-il triint mi' i- advised
10 fllii Itudr claims.' ul' object lolls,
011 or hefniiT (lie lime dexigltuleU
fo r (»•(*(,
CJ1211III IE ... u n c u t
IteKletur.
in
rm et
thh
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MMIpSOU
puw a v
^ no ckcd
wt's, Co i n 1 . , 1- - 1
KBOUT
w m
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vi:
jr
BlKBB£D
T0 0 W\8 ^ ' L 0 0 K i N<»
acres, cool days of onrlv ip fiilg
t Winter slipped back
our Niihi Uireult Court at th* Court
Iti.iiHii at Sanford, Florida, on tho
fllii ,la\ nf Dtieoinhnr, A. D. 192U.
'" t " '
I;*’ '
V‘I
clapped her hands
cried out |n glei—w(3
know what wa ought _
cold today and the flih'.thing hot Lettfs wnti
Noow Ed, 1 n«t*r;l
of such a thing,
yot it * uiay net iht-t<g!$)
merit.
■‘■ ilJ Z & tM
<1 retnember
I uMd to go ftit
that ctniid catch
1
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v tn '
mf
I'M
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1
%
J
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B w h i,e ' 1
Die fin al u nod-bje.
A stjff, cool breexe wai rlpp
mid tin n mat there make unawor 1 Df the water and. thu fish had 13)
1,1,1 " f cj'inplahit exhibited I dently gone indoors nml.wer# h p »
i k m I tihI .1uii In tIda cause filed fo r
,iT n
A t any 1
Mn. pm piiso o f iiuletlng tho title to IfiiiHT the file.
the. funds
heielrmhove
tloncrlbed wore nol fivin g any ovltf
mid cHiulillMhlng tlio stima In th#
inar nut irraxihtr, for tHtil
Hmnu nf said coinulntniint.
tt is fn rih e r orderad
that
this
nrilt r he puhllsliud In T he Hanford tho kids fished dnd
Herald, a newspaper published In nml they didn't gat eVan a«^t
Hanford. Heniliude County. Flo rid .1,
Finally, tho youngest meinl
uni a each week Tur four coiixikhi live W1"ks
the family, a girl about gtx
VMTNKHH my hand and. the sch!
o f th" ' Tl'eull UuiiiT o f the HeWnth o|d, aftar a long period i "
J iu II c Ih I Clri'itU of
the State
o f modltatlon as aha watch#
l‘ lot Ida, In mid for Heitiltmle t'ount)', nit this tho 2 ls l duy o f October, bob up and downff
voD. SUCH-
p »r '
KM
3
each 1 ofM; r,?^her? n d ^ !,t a / Z f m 'e I
BM
AND -*> MAK4 ,
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hegloiiing, containing
,,,oro ° r luM'
A. 1*. I'.<20.
IH H A U
33 east.
,i,
V. 10, IKH'OJ.AHH.
under a certain niniTitiixo dated
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Dereinbat 28(1^, 1PI3. .frant J. U.
o f Mm Huvenlli Judicial
HILLS, Jit., nml1LOG IKK II. U (LM 7 , „
Circuit of Florid a, lu and
Ills wife, to
M W.
HOHINHON,
f o r Hipnluole Cuuntv.
ric orilod In M'ni'tgiiKo
Hook U
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D.v A. M. w e e k s .
Jingo 13 J ot
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o f tho
pnhllu record*
„ „ w
Dopuiy Clork,
Semlliole County. Florida.
. .. D s t o t t e s , Hpencer * Dlg hlo n,
If Is fu rther
rthor OltDKttKD that this
Sollrltora and o f Counsel
O lt D H Il be
lie published In tlio B A N *
f o r iho Comntalnani.
Oct, 11 - 33, Nov. S-ll-M).
vjoe.se, sou vitt
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1"-f. n.liuilH
O l t l M M OF I ’ I 111 M X I I(IV
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IN I I I A N C K I I Y .
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liy 11•*r li uxImiimI .) i1•I nrxi l.l.'iiil.
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or
T D K STATIC OF KLl lit I DA. L c I ' M ’ K A i m n i c v k l o i ’ .m i : s t
1'< >ltl*()|l ATM i.V it I-I.i n.
. Ii lii'lutf mini 11 tn »ii|ii*nr to tills
*'..11 it tlint a Hiiinnions In Chancery
im» Ih-oii herctiifoi'H I knuui), illrm-iuil
In >m i mnl lint ,s h e r iff
uf
I ’nltii
II.'in'll ('i)tiiily. Kl'iililn linn inutlo loi i i i i i that .Do 1.1:11c omni >t 1••• k - v 01I mi irig tn ymir fsllnru to . loct
o ffic e rs or 111>|m*Int nueiit" nr lo
tin V*. u 1111111 (ho Htuto o f F l o r l l i i or
I ' ii 1n» ll.iach ('oiirity, m i offli'e r nr
Ac. lit 1111011 )\ h >iu |»rn,- .* t 1 Mill bo
m i veil
mnl 1h.1t vn'ur '.tfi t o
tr
om ois Hie uni.noiv 11.
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I ’ .Vi 'K A lt II
d i : v i : i ,o p m i : n t ■•<ii:i,Oit v r m v , a
em iiiitnllon. i.i'lin.l is ole.i of Iho
I'.foiiU nnts In iho h Ihhm mnl f 'rei " l n n eaiiHo I'.Mi'llliK I’ l Die iln iva
sly led UntU't m n ho' .-h.v r / jn l'e il Jn
to- and iifiiiuiir helor.i rmr ►i l l Olr1'iilt Court id iho C o n n M'.ime. in
Snnforil, Semlinilo Count.', I‘*lurl( 1a,
0:1 Iho fllh day o f l*et-enitii'f, A. p.
I!' 2r., and llteti and there imiki" uft*
■Ivor to a hill oT eoltiiiliilii, tiled
iiifidttst you In said I'ourt liy
1'otu |i I a I mi lit tinrClu, Hiiht 1.1)1 ‘ t i
* "injdalnt nraytiiH fur
tin*
foreelosuro mill Mala o f (he fo llo w in g
d.’M’rthcd |ir
r v, lo-w li
SmittiivoMi '|i|a.'tor r.f 8 o ' l l u l | . 1
in, TnWnaldp 30 ,Mouth, Itn u g e f
I
I hereof rueorded In I ’Tut Hunk directiuns. Aik. >uur drug;,..: ‘ t;
No I f a g e 124, Hriiilnult) County
l e ’ i'.rds, th e m e run Mollttl 1:63
1limns, iheiiin Went 1.63 chalrix,
— T T 'tin nim
South
to
N orth w est
•'inner of Lot II. of mild F r i e s 1
H a t of Kurt lleed thanes Bust 1
In Northeast corner o f said L o t i
II, thence Month
to
N orhw est |
em 10 1 of Lot I) o f suhl F ries
Dial of Fori Heed, thence I£ant Hon. Ed, Walthall,
t>. \\ e»t lln,1 of .Melluiivtlla Ave..
a _.t. ,
Hudson-Emex. “
Iheneu North a lo n g said West
a m ncntllwilt 1 tIU
Lino of M'ollonvillo Ave.
to n Sanford, Fla.
p"lnt Mast uf hnglunlug theticu
Wi.sl to heglnalng.
HcKinnIug at a point 21U ft. Dear Ed:
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8. ol tho Intersection of North
Out of the mouths of babm i'
Hue of KK14 Of NK*4 o f S\V "i
" f See f i . Tp. 30 8. U. 31 M., with times come words of wlodpnt. .j.'..
" ' Ht l.lao of Mullonvlllu Avo.,
A friend o f mlno took hil
tin nee run W est 210 foot, thotu u
South to Houth tins o f sahl H K 't (Iren out fishing the o t h ^ d 4|h
o f N I D i o f B W U _ thnooA Kast
210 feet, thanee' N o r t h to " b " hiijipfiirtl tq hit on on# o f t
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it);
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cm n r
I,
PrrslMrnt cough* and cold* lead j
serious Irtmltlc, You citt Stop'j*
now with I'tiyniuldog, an emun
creosote 1h.1t is pUasnnt to take, (
mttlslon is n new metllogl t“
with two-fahl mcIion; it Methogill
, heals tho Inflamed membranes 1
hlbits Berm growth.
Of (ul known drug*,' creosote tt m
ognlacd hy high medical autbertlMh
one of the greatest healing sgenclai
persistent coughe and colds,f
forms of throat troubles. “
contains, itt addition to creesota.
healing elrments which sooth* ia d
tho infctlcd membranes and
irritation and inflununatioti,
crodrole goes on to the atoi
sorbed into the blood, nits
of the trouble and checks- the
'MM
uf the germ*.
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tin) , in tin; 10 -.iineui of
I'uiiplit nml lu ll-, bronchia
Idululiilii. ami ol'irf forms of f
lory tliMnscr, and iai x.ellcuLftdr
lug up ilm system alter.itcliia t
lli'gInning at
tint
Northeast
('uriier uf Lot A o f Krlus Pla t Mimey refumlrd if anycoUiljwt'
of Fort Hoed, according
la g 'to plait nol relieved uflcr taking
HituiMii.i: t in v r v , ri.iin iu x .
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it
I-’ 1111' ho 11 amt fl. m ille t; to Munoluy.
Sinektiin uml Knight, if a co rp o ra
tion, whose |ii Ini'll).il pluco o f oumIness is milt now n. If tniltl c orp ora
tion Is sllll In legal existence, nnd
if Nithl enrpdi'Htlon Is no lon ger a
leu.il 1 tiiliy, lin n in each and ovary
of the former slorkhold ors itiore*
of. whose nmneti uru unknown; to
Mmielev. stoeUtoii and K n ig h t, If a
eoparturrshlp; to alt pnrauitn and
purtleh, whose numuti are unknown,
tradin g and doing business under
the firm iiaiiii' mid stylo o f Manoeleyi
S hi in 1. ton and Knla ht; to nil persona
mol 11/11*ties claimin g tiituresta undor
whose llllllll.s m e unknown; tra d in g
and donut Iius I ih -ms under thu fir m
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3 S t e a l' Mail B ag,
Kidnap Clerk, Drive
1 0 0 M iles for $5
M IN N EA PO LIS, Nov. 0.— (/P)
—Selecting a' tow n w here th ere
were no m arine* on guard, threo
men yesterday stole a reg istered
mnll pouch, kidnapped a ra il
way m ail clerk, drove m ore than
100 m iles—nnd nettod five dol
lars for th e ir trouble.
The robbery, staged a t Hihbing, In n o rth ern
M innesota,
,vns as bold a dayllghy*ipldup as
iver was atto m p teA Jn the state,
mil was successful in all relpects, except for th e profits.
It occurred on a principal
itreet, ju st before noon, w ithin
tight of several w orkm an, who
wgre not im pressed because
hey thought it was a scene “ beng^abot fo r the movies.”
.
ILDUCENOW
POSSESSION OF
1CABINET JOBS
anford
, Fl o r id a , S a
tu r d a y
> T f.l
, n o v e m b k r e, m e "
IsW
i
7-/' -».»
por
ffl
Sixteen P ig ta Today
^Taxpayer&Nhjy G
Through Rebate Ranging
From 10 To 12 Per Cent AGENTS TIRED’ C harges
r.r.'i ritM
Of
BYDRYLEADERSpanish
the r u i plus for the fiscal year
W ASHINGAON. Nov. d. -(/P I—
vf Ju te’ •'ll* next would be
jS tudies during the past few dnytf
nUii.ll!l!)' but many signs since
I have convinced President Cnolidgc
pointed to a larg er surplus, Q uartet
'th
a
t
some
lelief
for
individual
and
Is D ism issed
for |
Musselini Assumes Exclusive
liim oeiatie lentleis, including
| • urpt.ration taxpayer*,
tlu*
form
“Conduct
D
istin
ctly
C
n
b c-i
Is
IrriPersonal Control of New i of rebates or refuntl
less
iinr Siii.iiions, North C arolina,
f» to 12
com
in
g
to
U.
S.
O
fficers,"
}
O
rder
for
Q u e s tio n s
l he P rotection per cent on ll<t
I" :e I n ion t-Mokestnan, for tb n t
paym ent*,
A s s e r ts (ienerul A ndrew s*
Of F ascist R ule in lfaly ! may be feasdblPr
i; •. .* *!e*i .inied an imntcdiCounsel
fn s e
!. a leducti* n m m iing nr, high
\ A lthough he believe, th at il will
By
.'•it.dno ('.ni hi some instances. Chief Denies Coast
in* Session
not lie possible lor il e I ireem ber.
Nation Is Virtually
• pile tile l.ei.vy cut (idlered by
of f'onuress ' •i ii vIrr ihe
Guard Has ‘Sold Out’
Under Military Rule session
i
slividual incom t
present revenue law::, he let it bo
iidividiml retu rn
fV
>serter
known yesteriiay ihal lie believe*
F r ien d sh ip nnd L o y a lty to
!*igher than hatf Dry C h iefta in A d m its Som e
Premier Asks Cohorts for ! hat coijdilioiit are -developing
H er E x p ected to D ra w T w o
D e fe ctio n s Hut S a y s Force
he hulk of the
S uppnt in Carrying Oul i which would w in net 1be g ra n tin g
M
em bers o f R oyal P a rty
i.
s
has
eoine
A s W hole D eserv es P raise
S
His Two Favorite Maxims •of It-hiptiraev rebate*;.
••r|»t rat •••u av. . tin* levies
Into S e ttle m e n t o f Row
I The T reasury .•■inpin- Ibis year,
lits H a v i n g
•n \. i rp r.n •d from 12 1-2 to
W ASHINGTON, Nov. It. </Pt
ItOME, \'ov. n.—f/R i_ Iteni*. . 'it was said, at the While House
In Sympathy
n*r i »t ! . ; ■ i oiuiti raet the I'nihihit ii in ngaiti was hr<(ught mli
QUEEN MARIK’S TR A IN EN
:■», Denies
Mussolini today held seven of 111" w.ll :ippi-o\lm ai • ySiMtoit.tUHl and
-f t
i: •
tax. The
lti>PTE TO SEA TTLE. Nov. U.—
Spanish
O fficials
tin* 1i in.' 1'.i*; lit '.fumy at u»«* tileail
cabinet'?. I.'l port folios anti w t m i I'eftiml of ii) o I.! per ("in will j
i
a
made
I Pi Queen M arie traveled hark to
1/With Wife
of
yimrl.'r.s u !‘ ihi' fnfnrrcniiMit
• \* <•••»» S'dtlll.- '
uxrluii-ivJ personal eontrul • f . m'-nn the return of
i
' i l l ' spethe I'nit.'d S ta te * today fr o m V a n - j
P A R IS, N nv. 6 .— (/P)— P u l£ &
i nun non , ilie laxt l t d 's Ii*' i
newly p f a l i d fm ntidalib' urn Ini min tn id and
i
in.
hiding
i novel'. It. ('., cotifideal tha t the )
i|()i:sK SOM F.Klie
in te r e st w a s in te n se
ieisill l*».r t I f |irtl|oi'tii»l
■! I ••
An
\\
I
.I.
A
.....
aunt
Seel
c
la
r
y
.1.
old adiuis
lueiieh betw een S am uel Hill, h e r
Fa • •- * l eg.in, again, i
'it a*
llll'ISs III r hargi' nt cnforcci nii'iil host on the fa r w estern lap of he,* j in c h a r g e s t h a t I t a l i a n s N
N«v. 6 )
i be cstillltael. . e ii pit a. :es and i ••*-n 11
I ;ii
I i • i ail \ v. II make the
F ran« e< Si e v e n s
l«i-. d tnx | W.l'. ill'll',•ill U ttiat the coasl g liar. tour, nnd Mnj. S tanley W .ishhur.., s e e k in g to c r e a t e a (Ut
•Ttrfli
r e h a t e (lie ,*.|". I'lit a i he Trean' iisnlereil I llllil “ nilii •■nt in Hu* bootlcy -ge:- her •ipeeinl aide. Would he heultHl ! b e tw e e n S p a in a n d P T an C a 0
. il- f
k o t h e t II**nr.v
III V White I loll ••• .11 ii"iiiie«'ineiit
.■so fa r a . i»! f*•n •»#• . jM.riM,- f
and Menus! lltid w Us ill .ikmK known hi* <1eter |,y the initio elem ent* th a t she lie- j caUSC o f t h e o p e r a tio n s .! :
' t I w .1
.14
i a a.t t i" a »•! v it n ■nne i.'ipi ise, ns
[evens ,,M
111 *• |*l« It m n legialation | miiiatinti l<i seek legislation llexl li'cves caused
til*
it friendship and. F r e n c h s o il o f COn* ' “
E lection D e fe a t N o C ause : govcrenioot .•r li t le'ob r .i* i
mill
i
y
\\n
.n
hi:
i
:
<
•
re!
i*
y
'dell,
ii
a
m
i
■
it
her
fiscal
jeerned.
1
1
,*
*
ei
' •*1'ii; leal.'. ..I n d convene* month giving the governm ent loyalty to her.
,r niovcil slt>wl,\
w h o tried to s e t u p " t h e
For R e s ig n a tio n , A s s e r ts
j under itint t ml law today.
I ol f a ini > (n ice d e c lu r e d repeatedly
In \ I Weal, !I, ( - 1at. s the alien g re a te r control over m edicinal li<ibocsni.se t h e
All
hough
M
arie
plan*
to
tak
e
no
o
f C atalan" in S p a in .
P
r
e
sid
e
n
t
in
F
ir
st
C
om
m
ent
' h a t a! pi e Hit il m i . loo early
Ini*
i . .1 > al uat .ai
I hi- would imr, il will revealed th a t the chief public nolice of th e ili*puto «vor
■ Mu tsoliui purs s e s the p .1
On
R
e
su
lts
in
Hny
S
ta
te
of
the
prohibition
m
achinery
in
M inister of Ju stic e SoTTgut
ne.<si«'it "it si <iav
' l a ; re illu I io n lo l» considered
•of u <tniiuiumler ia-ehief of I Ii"
on» t h e eulullltl1 1 a in have ready
the present control of h er traVul*. enough evidence h as been o
and
around
the
DiMrict
of
Colum
for
t
lie
I
louse
uly .
•a o n lin elitlai ion
arm y in lim e of wai
Mew «*••«• t • I'"g court hulitltiy.
bia, and three of hi* agent* had n spokesm an for the Queen indi- to ju s tify the belief th a t th e re
W A SIlIN fJTO N , Nov.
igaiu it th ! It
imatpcl wlieii ii convene* in December.
Ihe I'n :i*ni'
, „htu|is l"">ting by S en ato r W iliam A. llu tlo r’s defeat for trial of iriinc*
............. Mi*, i rated Hint she tax poets the situa- close connection between th e
boon dismissed for conduct
regime and sped l im lili'iil pule ■
uiihceoming
to
federal of - 1 turn to ho im proved when th e roy- lan a 'f a i r and tho activities
fillet
|y
Mt\. The fir' 1 wll‘ T uesday, in M nanchusett* a t the fi.i i e iiiti-iiileil '<• .. t.li lor |ih i
they held
' ’
~
‘
__
____ G aribaldi,. _gm n d so n
| fieer*.” when llicy
lieltl up with '
Ricclotti
Drmnrest, con- liwiuls hi .Senator Davitl f. W alsh, lui'e mul all! null ill',' both toidloll
| draw n revolver* an autom obile <*o». Italian lib erato r, a t Nlc4.
h
ilxgiiu Vertrv- Dvm ocrut, fu rnishes no i*i*u*on for id by th" I'Ttsii t m ilitia M : *oi (aiiiing an unidentified but reThe solution is th o u g h t to lie
G aribaldi, w orking w ith
resignation
us
chairm
an
of
the
lin
i-i'
do'ildj
in
t
oMiiiiitnd,
n
Alin
itatetl by i|i»rstb«iI ported promiiieid. government ' f- in th.» contem plated d ep artu re ° r 1Ita lJ«n,, It t« a s.e rta d , p lan a« d \
Republican N ational Com m ittee, i'.ter f the !'*I"I mi' and euiiinianit
g (.asc ,,r <b feast* bpt t o the co n tra ry should give ]
Mr. Hill a t S eattle ami the re tro - \ ^
the 3 p an| Bh Oolonal “
fiuiul.
■l of tin* militm.
g pioin* at appear - bltn m ore than ever for tlicit poif- [
tion of Mnj. W ashburn as aide. cjICO Macla, leader of th a Ch
Reports
th
at
the
coast
guard
gf .losing her tmn- ,tion, in the opinion <d' P resid en t' lim in g atl'h-i it,* tiiim iiy "t *
forces bad decamped to the liquor the m ajor has agreed to rem ain and h,§ followe„ > t0 th8 8 , ___
m teiio r lo In* a ln u d v eitoinioui
licr |Hiim> aft*
ft*nd th u „ >ve th e
^
law violators were laid by (ien. with the pnry, a t M a m s request. „
’ i esponsibilii i>s I he Prem ier, more
\r
i.. re
- .....
vi/1v mnn
. 1 tQ declar0
. .
.. . n
’no" bad rrfu r.l- Coulidge.
Marie
g re« tstu,.t
th a t th e t two
men, ' Spn,n’
th>t
F ran ce _•
Andrews
to
"bootleggers
who
need
. Tho Chief executive al .n regard.; I deeply entrenched in power than
I quest imi.
tile election of m em bers of the | ,.vt,r ' | M.f„n .t called upi.n
his ' Oclohr•r H eptni o f T he C ity j I nveilinjf o f C ity s M em orial j HlJvil tisillK for their home made both her frie.Hls of woHd w ar days ; ,ax Jn B,|ow ,nK a conspiracy tO^be
and both nnxiou* to mako h e r to u r hatched on French soil. Be
1itup
tuner
D ctailfli On Sum inole H oulevard lH '|or,.M„
h,,,
,n, former New House of R epresentatives us the t„ |„ ,rt s !•• support him in ta rry in g ' Fondd
ign liquor."
e tor
iliceman. who once real teat of sen tim en t furnished in i into effect two of lii » favorite
Called o f f H eeause o f D e
While not referrin g specifically a huccoh*, linvo been unablo to pull a rre sts on the border by t h e !
C h anifes Made in D airies!
together. H er only su g g estio n to broko up the conspiracy.
police investigation Vjie election. These, it was pointed maxim*, two eye* for tun eye and
T o S afegu ard Milk S u p p ly ■ lay in C on stru ction Work tu the latest instance, th at in Bos
them wan th a t they share fo r ft
01, murder and ee- out, a t th e W hite Homo, reached one tooth for an entire set ol
ton
when*
four
coast
guard
,incn
Romo advisee ch aracterised ,!
i
time thu responnlblllty of guiding
Hemuse
«,f
iinfcsrsecn
delays
in
office without col- into ovury s ta te while the S ena teeth " nnd “ the best way to tie
are
held
for
aiding
occupant*
of
absurd
th e belief held. h>
M inor improvem ents in tha
oiistruction of th e city ’s mem- rum row, Gen. Andrews conceded tho p arty . I t w m h er w ish th a t th a t Italian police agents
y, was on tin* Wit- to rial contests were held only, in fend his to attac k ."
dairies
which
n
:
a
i
l
mill:
in
SimCol.
John
II.
C
arroll,
official
aid?
the luncheon recess, about one th ird of the ti'ntc*.
..il In the World W ar heroes, the th at there had been some defec
im plicated in the plot. ' 'll (
Tbs w heat am ong the cohort* i* ford are being made, according to ,
Arm
istice day exercises scheduled tions, h u t th a t the organization to the Queen and Maj. W ashburn, say th a t the F ascist rv fjm e fifiy
linnthm Hickman
In liis f ir s t com m ent upon the to lie softafulcd from the chuff, Hie October icpnrt of Dr. linker,
perm it Mr. Hill to handle th e en
February. 11*23, electlton results, he expressed however, fbe' grand council tif the city food inspector. The improveB_ tot lie hold lit th e m emorial will under Rear Adm iral E. 0 . Blllard,
sy m p ath y w ith tho Spa
tertain m en t progrn mof th e SpokIn- m erited praise fo r its activities.
Jjlprin* at I.nvnlctto, gxatlficivtion th a t the Republicans t ’nscist p a rty —the suprem e in stru tnontn under way or already com- I h e e a rn , I out in t ’entral . P. ark
m ent and th a t Rome gave U
. i .. r
Gen. Andrews said th a t he would nne-R ortland-Scattle-V ancouver leg
l i l t : , Id by the de- htvd. retu rn ed a m ajority lo tlu m ent of the rigim e—decided today plete.: will result in addilimial Htead, N. LI. H utton, com.ii.mdcr of
of tho journey and th a t W ashburn f l n t notice th a t tbo plot WfS b
san itary Cninpbell-Lossing Boat, Amerlcacn agaii urge Cungre** o t. ,tho n ex t
.ga fphing th ere House.
t *U
.c
to im thorizo S ecretary (Jenerul safeguards
for
llio
reg u lar ing.
session to pdss tho prohibition en and Cnrroll resume th eir
time
of
tho
S
« do
:W *yne B. W hoelcf, gonciril T u rati to ca rry out'•a -gyetemuUf j handling <»f the milk supply m Ih o 'L t'g io n , iinnoiiii,eit last night.
G
a
r
ib
a
ld
i''f
t,
role* a fte r today.
V. * runswick.
1 M aterial in th,* een stru ctton of force inont re-orgunixatlqn m easure
p urging of th,* rank., of all mem Sun for. I lerito ry .
r"'-, pinging
unc.Ud*-furpft'-V \
Although disturbed by tho con fascists to by t
and
the
hill
to
stren
g
th
en
the
Volcontrtrit fb u n stl of the A antt Saloon I ;r-lAf*rs
inot giving proof of He ir \ Ait.r r ;tt':« d airy i* moving to ii I U,v* ineinoriul which warj o.\ ,ecte.l
*
troversy,
M arie wus her usual calm case. Tho police of
ktend {Yet, hut th a t the only new
iriginnl Fas* m w itiu
thffilries "to
and ho tter Incatjpm <’>r.
bo di*?ri h u t week fa •tl *.o
ontuie.*L,tho virele ^IfKeiqn .n i. ftiithtul
tb r<
se
lf
na
*l|o
received V ancouvsr’s jtaSOTt.SI*
Viirnimiv h e Urtll propose would give
e 6t!
bald!
f»tilJfiincnt tbh sat w ith theB *11
sfatem drft th n t tfir eh* ’fiat sp irit.”
f linker re ported, the location being conie. City M ahager W. 1' XVtt'- the governm ent g re ater control ov greeting* y esterday, aporontly un- _________th
coinwhich is eonsiili t Hums has inform ed the p<
“nervous nnd *tloim had proved th a t “ the party
Moreover, the Fasnist ranks will j on a windy hill wtuen
nwaro th u t tho reception program not ctm ennad In t h t Gat
m
a
tte
rs
1
1
.,|
desirable
from
a
san
itary
view
-,
innnder.
I
t
hud
been
hoped
o
have e r the rapidly vavnishlng supply itself w as n en r collapse, u n til near sp lracy b u t engaged in i
ilitl not a.-l: Hie | which ta k e r a wet stand i n -1U2H is not be perm itted to taki
In* milk room s ml fiieill- tho unvoting cerem ony at ho nio- of medicinal liquor.
into ibeir own bands. The council j point.
(
the slate l,(>-j doomed to disruption.”
ly tho Inst m inute. Bocause of the prom inent Faaclsta in
—
o f. waa th e ir intention to en ilo * '
lin:;
orde*'i'd
mi
im
m
ediate
ce**ntion
ii,.rt
conie
up to the requirem ent*, j nlorial, even though it v.n* only Tho dism issed ngonts here were
cling his snlury
C ains were rcgii'lcred by tli<*
R obert L. UvingHto,,.' deputy pro- dispute on tho tra in ,
partly coinplel'M.
d ry s, he added, in both the re fe r of the i lovemeiit sta rte d at I’ady tin* report said.
hihition ad m in istrato r for the diH -^Jcials w ere not udvised until Into Fnsclata Into Italy, im plicate I
The intrude will form at the
Te null; Hold by eight dairies in
T hursday th a t tho program pre in plots ag ain at Mussolini a M
ilnntion Hi kmnn endum elections and the C ongres nod IN im a to in stitu te spe-m l
trict, and agent* J. (barter, Janie*
Ihnm pn uo t in jail.
tall.
viously arran g ed was accepts! le. thorn
<|«'. >rl .! from sional d istricts, and th a t the >'< f seen*) pi.litienl policq and compile Nnnfoid was inspected on differ- Aiiiericun Legion hut nil Semin Cool; and John FiU putrick.
.
Ii
-I
;
i
f
(•iicniics
for
the.
regim
e
for
by
Dr.
Baker.
The
reole
Boulevard
shortly
he
lure
10
o’
dav
Tho firs t scheduled stop on to
G aribaldi, who was bro
j'l navy hilt dc- erendn in New York and Illinois
“ Agent* may not ru*li about city day's itln ery was Blaine on tho P aris from Nice for cxsm lnatlc
, speiia! • lu veillunce by 1‘m' hI hln«'k
,r Hu* analysis is as
clock. Member* of the SpunishI lot i t **,I nr even “ will havo little w eight.’’
Aliterican W ar Votenums, A m eri street* and country road* holding C anadian-A m erican border, whero held as a gu est of th e
In New York, Dr. Nicholas M u r-. xhirts.
rlnp -or,«.
Bacteria
1
In
addition
|o
being
comninnder
can
Legion I’ost, the I). A. R nnd up autom obiles w ithout the slight* Mr. Hill sovoral years ago built a has adm itted receiving J!
, daughter of the ray B utler, president (/f Columbia
Per C.
in
chief
of
the
m
ilitia,
Mussolini
U.
I>.
0 . will he in tho proceRsion. e*t cniiHe, using draw n revolver* peace portal und which was dedi fran cs from an Italian polka.'
U
niversity,
predicted
th
a
t
th
e
Ret
was on the
jnn.iMin
,
'School ehildicn will also ho invi- and talking nhusively to occupant* cated by P resid en t H arding.
ficlal.
•minnt" to identi- publicans would follow the W higs ! i* now Prem ier. Foreign M inister. M u rp h y
:t00."00 j ttHj to t pniM cipate in tho parade In f the automobile* they stop." said
into
polilienl
oblivion
utiles*
t h e y I M inister of Interior. M ini*ter of i M erritt
Colonel Macla h as told th a j
•of Mr*. Hall in a
l'°
,
,
1(ien. Andreds in connection with
W ar. M inister of Murine, M inistor . Rurgess
and service .
lice ho financed th e expedition
tiir widow of the “take the righteous lule of the j f Aviation and M inister of L a b o r.1K ggar
1011,111)1) I
».vm- [ the dism issal. “ Such conduct is
ly w ith his personal fo rtu n e
p«nry Si,", ens. h e r ! g re a t m oral nnd polticiul i*siu*s of | The national council has up- Mem
:t,V)1,i(in I' T he brief, b u t i*vpressuve rituLegion'w
ill
lie- no1 bcton’in‘f t0 ft/ f lcrnl <,fnc''r
p artly w ith money provided by
! prohibition,” adding hi* {opinion |
,
! al of the A met lean
Ah| um.
725,oao
and muflt he stopped.
.—
'
am endm ent I p m v rd all the drnctic mensure.i llen ry
alans in South Am erica. T h e H
.Min.imo gin a t the park nt 10:30 o’clock.
I; Mr*. 11.ill v rote of ' th a t the E ighteenth
which the euhiiiet, siltin g under tlu* Itiggers
While none of the three ag en ts
P
atriotic
nddresaes
will
be
given
Ians Who joined the mo1
and
the
Volstend
clash
w
ith
the
;;5i),oiii)
:t.r,
I bail fm her h iitlie*
prei idem y of Mussolini, requeated. Spencer
ever will be reappointed to the
b
ro u g h t nothing for the tr<i
by
Forest
Lake,
m
ayor
id
Sanford;
rem
ainder
of
the
C
onstitution
and
in
any
|( ami as Pniiorutor
They will now go to tlu* (Tnwnliei*
No sediment, was found
federal servico under any cireum chest,
ho said. The F rench i.
Ju
d
g
e
J.
C.
Sharon
of
the
S
p
a
n
-j
the
whole
body
of
Am
erican
t
r
a
1ts the jury a pat"tof D e p u tir', specially convoked of tlu* samples ,f milk iuspci 1ed, ish Am erican W ar Veteran* and sta tic 's, he added. Livingston may
Exam ination of the city'* well in sist the Itullan* bad ategM
dition
and
principle.
.
if
a
the report shown.
The si
|ith Ihe ilefendant
next Tuesday.
M ajor S. It. Dight n, vice co n i-, ho given another chance end truns- w uter at intervals during October funds.
I.i C iiicinnntti, S peker Nicholas
g rav ity of the while fluid i ni
on insulted him <,utW. Bukor, inspector of
They
include
death
for
attem
p
ts
innndcr of the Ar* rienn Legion. forred to somo o ther enforcem ent by Dr.
Thore le a certain amount
I Willie icaiped up to L ongw orth said th a t the elections to iniure or m olest the P rem ier or from 1.027 to 1.031) in the eight m
thu milk and fuod supply of Sapfield.
had
retu
rn
ed
a
solid
Republican
Tho
M
unicipal
b
ind
will
give
mild
indignation that
lilie St,*vi i:- i luu'kled .
member* of the royal fam ily by spertion* made.
The nam e of tho occupant o f Qio ford, revealed th a t the quality of traditional right aa an aft?!
m usical num bers pr aerbed in the
>** the room fr„m t l u ! m ajority of a t least 20 member* to word or deed, or to conspire
th
e
w
ater
wbh “good,” according
rltuul between th e addresses. The seized m ach in e was not revealed to his report filed today w ith City political exiles should be
IThr let‘i- later re- th e 11oiisc and th u t the result* a g .iim l the regim e; heavy penal Axc Slayer Enters
speaker
and tho country usrit by
m
ean
hi:*
re-election
a*
S
ta r Spangledd B anner will be hut officials *uid tlint they desirfcd M anager W. B. W illiams.
lilli(* Sti'vins as a
ties for direct or indirect, opposi
to lay ull possible em phusis upon
Plea
o
f
Not
Guilty
p lo tters and counter plot*.
played
it
the
conduaion
and
taps
“Thu
lake
w
ator,”
Dr.
Bakor
re
Bfimin,'’ mil Willie o f the Seventieth House.
tion; the. creation of political po
the dism issal of the agents, r,ml not
French papers insist It
will
In*
sounded.
i
lice
on the prom inence o f tlu* automo* ported, “ ho* not been used by It poso is to strengthen Its
., to
. watch the activities
,
.of anti I Pleading not guilty to a chan
The
e.ierorial
service
will
be
self
long
enough
to
products
more
Il'f ’Cir
I'u s c s l newspaper* and periodical*., off m urder. J. K.
arc-i ibiUheil her
K. W hile, negro, wlo.. i followed l>y the speed boat classic bile’s occupant*.
th an a small j>cr ren t of gas, which Moditerrancan affairs and aj
Only the • ; L .bl.shn.ent »r a , sank an ,m
.
'•vain ayuig that
axe itlUl
into th(. head
-■
At 12:30 o’clock. I, “ The samu thing would
have been was not considered enough to aamo time keep up Fascist *
on
Lake
Mi.'nroi
,
.
,
ret roai'tive death
penalty
fm; Charlie Richardson, negro, while
HIV Sli van i vi Ni *.v
Tho new well had only onco at home.
those responsible for previous nfe- he sat on the ground ill front of « th e legion will s< rvo lunch in the 1 done,’’ th ey comm ented, no m a tte r grade.
("• moinitii; alt, r tlu* l
| legion’s hut. The chief event •if , whose cur hud been stopped in such th ree p a rts of hardness per m il
At the ministry of WW^
tem
pt*
ngainst
the
life
of
Muss..f
^
,
Jlk|,
Mo)irop
Wedn.
• ipiistioncategorical
denial wme g iv e * 1
the
aftern
o
o
n
will
be
the
football
a
manner
"
lion.”
'
lini fnilei<1 ol
... ennctinent
........................*
•> —i , .
Wi|!l 0Wjtf| OI] held for action
'.ggesliug
Senegalese
troops
had bate I
The
now
well
re
ferred
to
in
the
gam
e
between
M
ercer
U
niversity
^
grand
council.
It
i*
understood
"
Im limn th at
grand ju ry w ithout hail yes
the
Italian
frontier.,
U
JA C K SO N V ILLE, Fla., Noy. 0. th a t M inister of Juutieo Rocco inrep
o
rt
was
com
pleted
about
eight
nnd
Rollins
College
on
Recreation'
Lacked Courage to
in< when ho w as arraigned I**
terday
l.avalU-tte, —(/P)—B«daled re tu rn s from T ues
week* ago, but last S atu rd ay it dared that no unusual troop
! Field. A t 7:30 o'clock, a night d is
aisled th a t approval would h o 'a t fore Judge J. G. Sharon.
Steal, N egro Admits was disconnected, whun it waa dis ments of any description hwd 1
d ay 's general election in Florida variance w ith .all he. legal tra d i
play fo Urowork* will be given ot|
White, nngcrwl a t RiiWqrd*"n
Ii* Turn,,,,. Arllm r S. continue to give the threo proposed tions of Illy.
covered th u t the w uter had dls- placo or were contemplated,
n
t
th
e
Municipal
.
|d of l.nui; ,■ withilrcw co nstitutional am endm ents a m ar
E m m ett Roby discovered th a t ogreeublu tu ste and odor. Tho su p
because he persisted in kicking In* j ^ e “ j |" r,,pgion bu.ll in the city
I'*" T . * j { } 9
dinner bucket into the fire,
ai'i'iibi" si of their gin of victory.
'conclude the Robert Scott, an acquaintance, had ply hud an excessive hardness, ac
hall
auditorium
will
Borah
Attacks
State
It Mil- |i„
liheratcly picked up un axe
some cash In his trunk. E m m ett, cording to City M anager W. B.
W ith com plete return* from 13
day's celebration.
lucking the courage, to rem o v e ,It W illiam s, who sont specim ens of
rW i'H ! of I lie case counties and purtial re tu rn s trom H eads for Barring of killed him alm ost instantly.
ftiirs. Ki»*|i| ( limbed seven other*, the figures stood toboldly from S co tt’a trunk, im p o rt the w a te r to E. L. Fllby, chief
Soviet Woman Envoy
ed his dlscovorV to A lbert Jen k iju ^ M n lta ry engineer of the F lorida
iJay:
.
The first Sunday concert f
They would sp lit tho procoo^s. It S tato Board of H ealth.
A m endm ent one, to provide for
season
by the Sanford
W ASHINGTON, Nov. fl.M /P)—
wub agreed, w ith Jlnklns robbing
Before
the
new
well
w
u
tapped,
the
em
pow
ering
of
tho
Legislature
Band
will
be given
feserman Will to ap p ro p riate fund* for common R efusal of the S tate D epartm ent to
thu tru n k .
*'
tho sa n ita ry engineer analysed tho ternoon in Central P aA
it Madame A lexandra KollunT his w as the sto ry told In the water ami said that the bacterial, cori wil begin at 8 o V
Monroe in school* out o f the goneral revenue perm
co
of M. W. Lovell, ju stice of count was satisfactory. The her4- JOaeph Retsaaatrin dirw
m oney: F or 10,057; ag ain st i ,K0H. ta y , Soviet Rumtiu’s only woman
The
convention
was
also
address'hamher Body A m endm ent two, to provide for liplonint, to visit tho U nited State* DAYTONA BEACH, Flu., Nov. c d 'th ls m orning by Herm an A. thou rtpeace,
F rid ay when Roby ai|d ness found in the specimen , ho , , pttagram I* as follows:
(*,._(/!’)—W ith th e solection of a
S cott w ere ararlg n ed on c b a rg ta is typical of the drilled wella in
u change In tho m ethod.of selecllng on h er way to" her new post hh 111)27 convention city nnd th e choice
March —-The Spirit aftTd
man \\;ih i lirtod repDann, S t. P etersb u rg , president of of larceny, involving |6 0
m inister to Mexico, wu* attacked
and this section. City Manager WU
tlu* ri,.„iy ,,rgunized tho chief Justice of tlp> Supreme yesterday by Senator Borah, Idaho, „f officers for tho com ing year, tho S ta te C ham ber of Commerce somo clothing. Both w are boy
Uami regularly send»
C ourt: F o r 8.653; 'ag ain st G,105.
L illi i t
Of .(J
the tenth annual session, Florida
thamlier nf Comover
to
the
County
Court,
w
ter to Jacksonyii:
and
o
n
a
of
F
lo
rld
a’u
g
re
atest
boos
A m endm ent threo.' to empower as "intolerable and unjustifiublo
raandy — Planqaetla.
Asiuciation of Real E atnto Boards
Xht. The county orMeanwhile the S tate D ejgirtm enl
they pleaded guilty. Roby
Weeks as a matter
tho LqgU lature to enact a law reSacred Overture —:
was to l>o b ro u g h t to a close hero te rs ; by W alter W- Rose, of Or given three months and Jinl
1 with the l^iko MonThe bacterial per c. c.
lando, and A rth u r E. C urtis.
R trictlng ’ ownerehlp of land to indicated th a t it -would not bo this forenoon.
ti
) .''- v i.
ly 10 ‘““'iH the lu tter those tuldtia whrt c5ul.bc untural- swayed from its decision to b ar
six months on the county rt
spedm snt examined by Dr. Baker
^ 'in w '.w r “
In session sinco late Wedne»day Miami.
n associutinn,
last month was Spigot number one,
'Mi .Ct •.
the R ussian diplom at fo r the sam e
ized: F o r 8,120; ag a in st 5,31!).
Under-currenta of politics had All of tha men involved art
tho Florida realto r* have heard
Monro,, ihandier inSix countlca. froip which uo fig- reasons th a t had resulted In b a r numerous insp iratio n al addresses been particularly notlceablo lant ford negroes.
• f . 100 c. c.; spigot number two,; 88 j f S c T w t W I
lk,w»'g inemlH-rs:
o;.c.; Spigot number .three, 100, c. Robin —r Marry >i
afb y e t available, have report- ring tho Count and co u n tess K ardealing largely w ith th e optim istic night and this morning, largely In
Kavseriuan, P. ,
and at roeervolr, 80 e. c.
olyl
of
H
ungary,
nnd
8hapurj»
‘
t
all
threo
am
endm
ent*
cprCow
Is
Chosen
fqr
;
titaimoctton
with
thd
selection
of
the
P Crenshaw, S. tl
y su b stan tial m ajorities. Five S aklatvala, Com munist m um ber of tic outlook fo r F lorida.
convention
e
it/,
Tampa
and
Holly
As tho Hocnlons cam e to a. closo,
V; Chi|(|ri.,i Mi.8i
Ildhor a t Grfi
SEVEN ABB INJURED
dbuntiofl, a Do wRhobt giv tha B ritish Parliam ent-—th a t tney
wood- vieing with each other for
- ' . •
. •• ■
J' P. Greer, L. B. ing* fig u re s^ 're p o rted them defeat wero advocated of utvarghy, revolu tho convention wa* addressed this thia honor aa well m rep resen ta
morning by P e te r O. K night, of
KANSAS
C
ITY
,
J/kfPS
J T8? 1"' *’■ H. Mction and agitation.
'
,
Tam pa, rccognlatd a* one of the tion among the association officaly
OkWhy, Mrs. Tilden - The sch o o lr am endm ent carried
Seven men
“ I am u tterly opposed to tho
•
Ohlo^ State •
‘
n * F- R. Foltz. The tw elve an d lost eight 6f tho twenty whole theory and policy upon leading burines*.m en of th e state
Several
trophy'
awards
were
to
elected at the re p o rtin g qounties. I V judiciary which such proceedings seem to and a close observer o f commer
for
r«
|h e morning session.
cial conditltah. t T l» r iu b ject of bo made
and land am?fida>on)^ "a*ch Carrie
bo baaed.” Senator & rah> hold,
Basin ess Out- Tlia. wlnnern bf the best five and ,
his address wao
who ta chairm an o f th e
2 e n t °f the 1>U81..... ' •
* ' ahoa on “My Home *
tion
ook,” . a m i
„ „ w . ..spokesmen
<>|t ™
.wreshmenis were
eign RMatlona c o m m itte d /
:1 l
il-xui!• awirit«44t. td,
of the trada
.to .th e -t
organization
nte SDrinaa
•tOn Stand
QUEEN CONFIDENT
OF BREACH B NG
HEALED SHORTLY
Connection Bet
Plot end Ai
Of Garibaldi...
French Mhi
Rome Ridictdes H
French
Fascist Is Said*
\ SLATED
TO REMAIN HEAD
OF G. 0. P. GROUP
LOCAL MILKMEN!ARMISTICE D A Y
IM PRUE DAIRIES EXERCISES WILL
SAYS INSPECTOR^ HELD IN PARK
Quality Of Water
Good Last Month
Inspector Reports
Late Returns Show
State Amendments
Favored By Voters
Sunday Concert *«
Be Given
Florida Realtors Will Close Annual
Convention Today At Daytona Beach
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iIc.MiKned tables 'art con
structed of ■elictetf cabi
net woods ajid richly fin
ished in walnut orjnahohnny color. A real saving
for those who want qual
ity furnishings at -faodest
prices.
,
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$898,80
$893.80
$803^0
$808.80
$393.30
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Lot 87 Block 18
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t o I#ot 4 Blpfk 19,
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t’ Co; Lot « Eloclt 19,
t t o . Lot 7 Block 10
f Co. Lot 8 Blcx;k 18
lit Co. Lot 9, Blb&. 10,
at Co. Lot 10 Block 10
at Co, Lot 11 Block 10
at Co. Lot 12 Blpck 10
itmont Co. Lot 13 Block 10
‘ Co. U t 14 Block- 10
Co. Lot 15 Block, ip
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brought ;tb; tty- t^autifql furniture at a price that Is within the reach of all.
$008.80,
B io c t i s
;'<1
by skilled! craftsm en combined with the carefu); selection of fine qaj>in«t wooda ht
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portance. o f fipe home aurrouridlngs and this gt^eat store la dedicated to the service, o f making belter hora#
Orlando.
Listed here are ju st a few of the man^ values that ate obtainable here.
AN //.'
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$40000
$400.20
$400.20
$400.20
$400.20
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$414.00
$414,00
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[A Day Bied For Your Home
V
Always an extra bed Is
available when you own
one of these convenient
day bedJL The ends are
finished !ln walnut color
and tha bed extends into
full width', slie with a sin
gle operation.
%
r$.,i
tbjrgiven to spy and *1) persona Interested in the
'A jtslnit the various piece* q f property. above
Special Assess {ni - k- *“
“ iiW,u
abort and foreg
r^d aind’ confirm^ v
[of’ 8 per cent p$r. fpjijujq p o # , 8P# ’
#*• % •
.. e m m »tand approved-ond; M JiOpW .
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(td tha Equalising Boti^f of the Cits’ of, Sanford, Florj f r a f f t b e City Hall at 2:IJ0i # . % on thp.2tod day of
u !’ICh
Bo*pl v r llV U f any
|$W$a.ond|ObJteiions at t^ranqh special assessments, and
[vita#; adjust and e q u a l i t y s M e i a m c n t s qn a basis
and when said special assessments are so equalM" kI, tame will then ;»Und confirmed and ber and re
ins upon the property, r a lp fit which »a)d assess ... l i t ’Until paid In accordant* with the provisions of
i No. $88 adopted on the 25th day.'of October A. D. 1020,
^ 'M is s io n .
L. R. PHILIPS, Olty Clerk.
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Think of buying graceful
lamps at s<> low £ price I ,
brought inon bases fin
ished in polychrome color,
complete wifch shades ornated with contrasting col
ors, ruffles and decora
tions. Priced for fast sell
ing—so be early.
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;/oW ¥op may buy a metal bed, In
a pleasing design, complete with
spring and comfortable
-at • price you would
pay for th* bed alone.
,
9
*
. With every Dining Suite
;bought at our store be
tween now and Thanks
giving, we will give a
dressed turkey weighing
about 10 pounds.
We have had more favorabje,comment on this living room suite than tail
we have advertised in many a day. The rich velour qonjps in blue ~
taupe and also rose and taupe. It has web construction^ with spring fiW
cushion seats. You will ho, surprised tp find th at you. can buy a sulttf'flr
this quality and so comfortabio a t such a iow price. We buy these1atltof
in carload shipment's which Enables us to oelj l^ein at' siich an attracts
figured The first time you are down town drop In and take a look * t ,l1
suite.
*
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tu
1/ 4 .
.
5-Piece
Unfinif
•
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round continuous posts,
,11
Z
ffiS S iScan#
S rpanel.
* * *Complete
1"-'*
for only
S S fS B T 'O
j ’’ <*
Breakfast Room
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^ both
theci
1
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j
Queen Folding Card Tables
A V A IL A B L E
• y ' ’.4M
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in a Splendid Quality of Velour and is a Wonderful V:
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r .- s s f e w * i
h-
did unfinished bn
,aet atrthtrvery low;
None charged at this price
—none sold. over, tele
phone. 'These tables have.
fr * Q )Mtb?r*ttt tops.
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P
s?w JR
fro m L tk c county com ing
* • Uw o th er day in a car
r T . a n d baa no t baan heard
'ito d A ' H a ia probably lost
tour betw een Mt. Dora
Ito' an d will be found as
th e en g in eers gets back
~ a f te r C hristm as.
a
Weekly House Plan
w
I N HALL-MILLS
C A S E IS SLOW
£ If
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work.^^The
tre a s u ry e v e r y d a y .
dem onstrated once again th u t t h e : JJ” '!^,nt‘s. Mi U< the »W n fh o irj
, ______
sp irit of association
which has !
^ 3
bnnd, testim ony th a t he
iJr, ia Horn# Coming Day a t ^ ourl^ ed th ro u g h o u t our history 1 ™a* n "hoem aker heforo he was
F l o r i i and I f r o ^ % earliest log m inings and “ * °.n ,,f ,)rchurch, and
th a t the editor of f 0rn hukklngs to th o present dnv ^h“ t he owned a sh arp shoem aker’s
1 -H o S ld . o u ’d
°i•'
*‘™ » f'y h ig r.in e d In , J
•» t h . tin,,. „ f «h „
bo the guest
Dr An’orlcan People as their Individ- .
bim pson
this an attem p t
^ t h l r g g f t * th ey u^*w n----------A0 c°nnect Mills with the slashed
th ro a t o fhis wife.
rowd fo r “Ilk- . ' ^ e Hc tte r Homes movement
Mills denied any recollection of
c And siiapend all those found h"* <,orivt*d its soundness nnd its
a
q
uarrel w ith his wife bem use „f
/y lh g It until
Monday morn- wl,lo«prend influence from the
alw ays reel
lv'A L L IiS
SN
Ml’rr U //A
A SSHHAA/ 3BLLFE. I/ ) (
U/AUL
’••■-Iff®
our C ongressm en will ■work ° f the severnlthnusnnd vol jealousy and denied th a t he Imd
found
u
bundle
(»f
his
w
ife's
love
L
IK E
A
tlo ao h 'to tell th e d ear people '*n tn ry local com m ittees which
IF
G e t t^ e p l a s t e r '
notes
before
the
m
urder.
He
a
d
'd
n
r,
W
ashington
is
now
th
a
t
i
h
a
'!®
<^«r<jfully
sudied
the
horn*
? H 'l’* “"aningion
suuictj tnc
home,
/N
. . . 1 tnnl/. nn
.
D ir t y , t h e k e 4 n o w a y
1 V IS IT O R
th o clonk room s are closed for " jnk,n» problems ofthe fam ilies it. m itted th a t a fte r the m urder he
C l e a n it
t h i s
m o u se/
fa ll , season.
, theirow n com m upitiea under their sfrtd such notes to n New York
own local conditions. D uring th- Paper for $f>0().
,V » f • *---- -r
n e v e r m in d ,
,
_
U,,v According to recent despatches pnst five years,
they have emv. front Tevns several oil site p ro ., bodied
4 , th eir -conduHions
....... ....... . ...
^ I ) WHEN W E HAVE A '
in dem- Shinping- Board to
jiiotcr^ nUile tho county Rent anil
hounon un<J hnvc (fiven
1 A ’PLACE O F OUR OWN
Hold M eeting Soon
tho citizens are* very indignant / ,ract,/® l »id to millions of Ameri t w i l l e > e 8 o »l t
.’W i t . These prom oters arc fa st can ' “ "dH®" In th eir home, mnkt o u v e im , n o t
o rk ar and we had difficulty here n*. P r°bl®nis. If wo could ex
W A S H IN G T O N , Nov.
O u s t t o c a t < ;h
lllw oping th em from selling the actly a PPm ise tho effects of the Members of the United S tates
"*** hou*® *nd the postoffiee last " lovom®nt In our economic life nnd Shipping Board will meet in New
Ren ters
J n ° u r civic development, and see York. Nov. 1H nnd If* for one o f.,
1
hawJ it h a" "trengthened and tho regional hearings being con- ' I
i'oJ a «
r«opl« * re observing t h e i 0roUKht fo rth tho energizing forc- ducted to g ath er countryw ide opin
S T 0 P BI*n* « t intnracctions of -------------------------- ----------------------- ion on developm ent and m aintenItlU
fewt.w l,®1 * uy* a ft®r sum m ing up the bills feels nnce of the United S ta te M er
v llH
the old can \'k,° tho ro8t of th® world ought to chant M arine.
iK: K ^ n 5 *" 4
*°°k up and down ,t ake on a fww m or® liabilities He
C hairm an O’Conner, Vice C h air
fe rn s
*"y
*PProach- A“ rl,fh t about thu poodle dogs. man Plum m er, nnd Com missioners
K S S . ,aw
ST0P
the Anyone th a t cannot have children Benson, Teller, Myers, Smith nml
K S S S ! J S o p HPU,,,n^ eVGry of' : anf d o n ,t, ^ rc tl> ad°p t horn should Hilt will attend. Thu final hearing
i S S m S l l i A l i L d ? ‘ 4n0t. niean -low - not <ro wild over p„„dle dogs, tea will ho held in W ashington a t a
W
^ j u s t w hat it says, hounds or loungo lizards.
date to ho ilocidcvi later.
’A n a it Is a fine law and has pre- _________
l*a*t a dozen accidents
“ — --------0 tho p ast week. The main street* 1
itiu d -h u v o b w n through stre e ts
»ud_.tbe public m ade wise
R Iflng V fo ro this bu t now th a t
tho drivers
11 M a s o n ic B id # ,
j»h o n e
qbsrtwo It to tho le tte r,
j
Mr,arutMrs.--ByBriggs
Z3E^VV?efOL. Joe. TfjATO/T
wmm-.*
SANFORD
CEMENT CONTRACTING CO.
’? f f ‘.c5r1 G ree'l0n *tonds in ' d«tionA:„ Erkby
.nl„ .t h ® corner of P ark
g M a n u e and F ir s t S treet directing 1
h#j ? d,n* ou‘ »b« now,
®rd ln a "®®s ho reminds
jM gof the 8 ta tu to of Liberty enitW w In ir the Stock yards. And
h® ba* received many
ortipiuHviil. ftom
strangers in
v,. j &v»/tur vr.: ready smile nnd
knfalHhg g,,
1in nr
.1
\i„ i„
_
M
Present »t every occasion 8
‘ Stf in other sU trt *
2
JIF worn him down. >i
♦John will f/nd out soon- S
iff:® ;
Invitations 18
5
B ut to have easily-cleaned walls and floors, built-in conven
iences, e x tra
electrical
fixtures, healthful
v c n tila tio n -th e s e
things th n t do not cost so much in money ns they do in c a re
ful planning, you usually have to build your own home.
(o
th e homo you already have, let us help you w ith our ideas, plans
and estim ates
YOU C/tN MAKE NO
MISTAKE
8
When buying Pee Gee P a in t» -T h e y have been oroven
I™
C .,r
7 ? t or*|0
„d, „ r ln.',Cr" rogurdln* these.
1 2276
n Information
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Mwiwerf if 1,0 Is to keop 1a
“ ‘ i.Uv i*:a.ly for th -
1WObSthm
t i
",
* It isn’t pleasant to live in m ake-shift surroundings.
When vou arc ready to build or to add e x tra conveniences to
T elia- S
tidls thi
I 'Pinoroform
^D iforechU -
...............
s
pr John Martin has g o n e'S
b f b e deM’iKehei. from
driveway and
Bright
W tcrs.ti, Real Estate World"
< htodllnra In Time Union,
tlno,'that'a right And while
f ly in g them in the real
^lyoHrt y0p might take a ahot
ein in other world*. There
■lot of shysters in all trade*
dona—even your own. j
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t h e y a r d w it h a m i l l
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P h o n e -276
B A C K !n o
Holly Avenue at 11th, 12th, 13th Streets
I Fee-Gee Cash Paint Store
J20 Park A ve.
G R 1C
-
Hoover Pleads For
A nd Better Built Homes
A s An Economic Asset
-A
yTr m
ft
u:*.|N_0Vl ^
” 1lh«‘ r«di«tc from the hom e, of:
The construction of b e tte r built the nation, I believe th a t in these
homes, according to a statem en t is directions we should find even
sued by S ecretary Hoover today, g re a te r fru its from the work.
in a civic and economic asset to
“ I bespeak ag ain th e aid of the
th e com m unity as well as to tho
women and men, and o rg an isatio n s
fam ilies th a t own them.
• ju s t issued 145,000 in
rep resen tin g industry, trad e , fi
This statem en t appears in a
■asks an underpass fo r
nance, education, civic groups,
JL tra c k s in the h e a rt of forw ord to the Guidebook of B et g w e rn m o n t and th e churches. For
•z A n underpass o r sn te r Homes in A m erica, an educa by w orking to g e th e r in the B etter
organization
fo r *•«•the »»•'
prOmoa t our s tre e t croseing in tional
,
- - - .....—— *—
Homes m ove len t these groups a r mid easts Uvea, trouble I , on ° “ b® ow nership, building and m aking posslolo a high er nnd fin........- ................oovI t m ay be the b u sin e ss' Imp.rorem ®n t of homes.
Mr. H
«r type of national life deriving
3P ,
preiiident of B ettor Homes
the ra ilro a d o r it m ay be the e r
its stren g th from well-m nnaged,
o f th e com m onwealth to In A m erica, which is now sta rtin g self-relian t homes and wholesome
The rugged beauty of this, stu c
th in g s b u t they should be itn sixth annual cam paign of ed fam ily life.”
co house is m atched only by th e
ucation fo r home im provem ent. In
teg O rd le ri.
B etter Homes in Am erica m ain convenient arran g e m e n t of the in
hia forew ord, Mr. Hoover says:
tains ita headquarters in W ash terior. The Rio Verde is a slice
Beach had a Clean Up
"The encouragem ent of sound ington, D. C., under the active di
and durable
ftous- rection of Dr. Jam es Ford. More of old Spain dished up fo r A m eri
and som e one th rew bricks -----—
— •>- imconstruction
im a tu u n oiofnous_ Windows alt about the tim et* * an d b e tte r considered buying of than .1,000 'com m unities
p a rtic i can usage by arch itects who knew
il
["Roadtors w ere over there. As household articles enables fam ipated inthe enmpnign last yonr. how to retain all the essen tials of
th are have been no a rre sts
1 lies throughout America to obtain B etter Homes Week has been set its (plaint charm .
»t th e Sanford R ealtors have m ore forthfi funds they
have for April 24 to May I, 1027 when
in good shape.
The cost is a liltle more than
available.
The conrtruction* of tho program s conducted throughout
b e tte r built hou ses is a civic and
$7,<)<Ki complete.
T here are Hix
the y e a r will have th eir culminnjI .f you find anyone In Orlando econo mi can w t to the cniiuiiiinity tion.
rooms and bath, a cen tral hall,
■
|^tqfciingi In false alarm s the police ns well as to the fam ilies th at
breakfast nook, plenty of eloset
■iHppartincnt will pay you a rew ard , own them .
Indue.ry and trade
space, and front, side and back
£$500 m ore nr <css. T here are prosper and serve n g re a te r useful m u r d e r
t r i a l porches. Even experienced build
id (f.>« d
i;W*‘1ouhl a m nidiT nf fal"? alarm s ness because of steadier and more
ers arc often surprized by the tim e
a^.nd
(lieii. bu* fitul n r them end discrim inating demand.
|
and money snved by using c a re
pving it is another m atter
fully standardized plans.
"Children, tho home builders of
the coming generation, should also
kfi Mom it . t i n ' * ( " v i ’n -«*-oive practical tra in in g in tho
Complete inform ation about the
fnolc to n ru o n i'i i * .1
K
cost
of this house can bo obtained
'Con*lt„ip,| From Pnge I)
nr. diem s of hom e-m aking and
ftOVWOkCOmnu'K-c aim
i ini.
*J.
, ,,f'" 1‘l bccrinrarly in life to set th a t hia wife had l>con intim ate from the S tandard Homes C orpora
r t "of thing-* t .•••f nkc ‘ l" ' r mind:- to work on the values
tion, Colorado ( Building,
... W ashing
,
specification also can be purchased
^ h ro c ha- a vv. m | i i fi|l location of well m anaged homes through with Hall and th a t she had receiv ton, I). C. Com plete plans and from this com pany.
ed
$.r>,000
to
keep
silent
w
hat
she
-tt-hfii .h js 1,111 iii It t ■• *<|. i>c*i ! to th#*
n'irsos conducted in civics, in m
knew of the m urders. Mrs. Riehl
jnSMrWrr «'ir<! ii»\v*tt.| ! nt tlu» worM
I
'’1
train
in
g
,
and
in
the,
practice
denied
the charges. No reason was
>1 Tll'.V^r k iHtU if
o'M.se, hicrensinrly established for given for the w ithdraw al of the
* of ro m in rt. ••
1 'me economics classes.
suit.
j g
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By
advancing
home
ownership
w iftm • m ill-< i . i
Mrs. Gibson is nt the Som erset
•vi i * to roads
now tv.t fv •'
b'lla nnd will m d inlerer-t inthe home. B etter county hospital with an acute a f
tin bi;^ ivnd\ f
*h«' boys to Homes in America is working for fection of the kidneys. A fte r con
rltizenshin.
" .‘,vcr t',
l l / *,nsnm. It is prom oting sultations, physicians said she
I r uf> tiiwl put in
‘. ur f i d then ■hotter
. down anil u -m u 1 .tin1 W h-n *'l!l j ra rt° r
>» the home, m ight 1h> unable to ap p ear in court '
It ♦in roads ready
, flnnlly
, . r..... . „gi-.t
.................
-" h,‘,pin* *° b» 'U « healthy , for weeks.
t-trav el th e state of F lorida can ^n v "‘onmpat from whk’b niny comej
Prosecutor sim pson failed on
is t of m ore good roods th an any u,
"tu,rHy ,wor.kpr9 with honor T hursday in nn e ffo rt to have (he
ir s tn tt In the union. And by Bb e ..Vetcrm *nntion to achieve ju ry taken to
Way H will take n
n k
Jjftr• 1<r;v ?je. •- .*,v .w
■»v;.v
BOND GRADE
.
ZIP SERVICE
: 'Phones 135 an d iS 6
Meal Cooked________
A fter_
to
make
tip
n
occupanta
down- Con and
-s
H o m e B I o w s & O F e e t . h“ “ lfr»i dW , > t u , t h . .to ,™ , i„ .
|ve> tiK» to » discovered t h l .
f c " “
L ifted com pletely from ita foun and to th eir su rp rise, found tho in* th th* VBlue '
dations and blown 50 feet, turned owner's wife w ithin, cooking, ba- Florid* J le n ^ f c
upside down and then rig h ted —th at
seomn like enough to d estroy any I
1 '
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W
But it needed m ore J !
d estro y a sm all o n e -s to ry -b u ilt 1 “
bungalow, ju st north of thb home
v.
W" Crone- of H allandale,
F lorida, andit required more, too,
I in s u r a n t
propagation O f
>ry Seed Advocated
prominent Grower
I *v —- -v.~- -y—tic- tfedk$
County Celery Growers POULTRYMAN .IS
Close Active Week Of ADVISING STUDY
Planting P reparations OF WINTER EGGS
m ash consum ption.
,TB TO
Th« g ra in or scratch faed is fad
either once or twice a day. If
twice, feed only a sm all am ount in FOR S A L E -^D euble
the m orning and the g re a te r port
sp rin g , cheap. ""807
a t night.
Ave* r'.vih
sAdopt a feeding practice and
follow it out w ith regularity.
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BOYS W A N TED to a r t o e tl
S tale Extension Man Believes
c n aft«h sch o o l-a n d -x ___
ADICOPILUS MILK
Production Cnn Be In
days. <S everal « m U v o tto ^ l
T
creased During Cold Months
A new milk, soured by a grem Young. 200 N - P a rk Avow,.
1,
Through Careful Efforts thnt is add4d to it, known as acido- 59
, pbilus milk, is being recommended FO R R E U flU -Pvm fchfriul____
GAIN ESV ILLE, Fin Nov. G
^^.A.
, u
. .
.
I by «M
s*i*jr pii^rniviunn
many
physicians aa
as a cure for
cu r sbsds. h ea to r. 1S50 1W*fi
Htomach annd
intc„ti|mI Bis The s t.
, G, etting
, bettor w inter egg
........p rotluc-1avoo.uen
n a intestinal
-1
ills. The
Seminole County
Farm Notes
The w ar 0,1 the cutworm
begun.
lu
on of celery , which every grow er is fam iliar,
-prop**
jation of Thoro nro hundreds of
..................
various
Today ends an artive. week fo r I hotter the final m aturing. Few
The pmflL.several days have been
f good seed on th e ^ r a d o nam es now applied to tru ck
the Seminole County Celery G ro * - field* aro n .portcd in ne«d of a iideal for-tTlory,
although tha crop
■i M r iVthe most im -, seed, nil of which a rc from stan - _holllll
.
tr . E very scctioa of the c o u n ty ,: sistimee, nnd few m ust bo re-set.
ndvancetl
considerably w here celery is raised, has beon ' Ks. ardle, lettuco and o th er truck
K
ii tE- imlMRlry J dnnl growth , . , 1 1 1 , m„„y
^
is.
1
a boo hive of industry, e rp o d ally j crops are reported to be doing
That Replace Losses Caused by die reply tnude by , only tend to confut 3 th a grow er,
CtWry Avenue g ro w -1w ith the re s u lt th n t a co n stan t
during the past two days. Acres j exceptionally well for th is season
S We Are Headquarters *
b ranet's M erriw bather is erect,
a representative ' ehango in seed is m ade, m aterially
of
ground heretofore untouched, 1of the years nnd a num ber of
Demon Fire
ing a new home ofi Celery AVCM!',
For Good Roof Intr
85 to hi: view of the lessening th e chances of n m ost ue,
hrvo
been prepared for the p la n t- ; farmer.- have fields which will be
n e a r' the Indi
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CHASE & CO.
S
Mournl
t nn,i immediate, successful crop, Mr. Dornor said.
trict.
Fire hazards are ever present h u t ,u
j "G row ers are paying from *40
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t n ’r r
r
,h * ih ~ ry
properties of the milk was eataforcefully brought to mind during L " * 1
although a voting to *50 P0® P°«nd for roed th n t hus
FOR SA LE.—P ed ig ree d __
Until ‘M
theC v,,ni
east «««i
nml west
west sine
side see
sec!• ..wi.m's nimieer beon u n n a tu ra lly forced to- in atu r- .. .......;
lished by tho B ulgarian ooiogist,
months when homes and offices must fP u”
pnpw *. aao6 M s p ^ i a j Ai
..................
For your Deace.
- 8l be h«
w inie t o S a n By. The seed will alw ays follow Jr ° D stl" w s,iRhtly more than 1
Metchnlkoff.
peace, confidence
in* f in eelerv tiro- tho niothcr plan t nnd th is m ethod 6 ...pi'r
Oift,,thig. Next week I nro
in. Tho dry w in d , o l , hr
m „„y
, h r » o ^ 'j S T 'd l ? j i r . ^ h r n ? ’ ™™°"hc n C '.T o T ,
74 • ' ■
11., ■1 ,iu ty flici
will see severi
~
6
6
6
~
nnnilMl
K n p t'n ain
isffw . what is n o w ! of ,B®od Production is a p t to matrn ets ready for ! «b® Pa "t "few days h a v . c a u ^ ' f ^ „ t =
s ’ llliva hunn harvest
d il_
’ p T1..o a
d*u e U o ^ V•e»^ •f i .r ^ i .^1 T ^.M
t ^
NOW THEY WANT GRA8S
FOR RENT—Furnished flAL'L
y o u Ww m
•wart Dutton Im I prepared sail to drv urem aturolv hv .. f,.o, ... ..... .. .
pr odu.ct,,,n p p r_b,rd ,n thp H(,me
nto bath and entranced
’illacr farm. He has terially dnm age a crop, m uny the planting. S tew art Dutton h;i» j Pre Pnrcd H,lil to dry prem aturely by a few grow ers who wished to Egg-L aying C ontest
/
for the
Ave.
und tb<> r®sn1t is th at a num ber keep celery land busy Many ham Is a P rescription for
jNorth
Carolina
farm
ers
are
h
ar
th< nio't active of the farm ers laying the. blam e on th em !u i«nfly for operations with ,
Iu‘xt 18 , ....................."
b"*irs. Another
hpt,n r,,.)ort. months of November, December, vesting grass seed for planting pur
upon
some
m Lethod
of
*' 1 • •selves, uor‘ m
|»mh m
tiiif
H1
*l (IfMI OI
•
" n n 1 10 F 'f fa lin ers are forced to tu rn on r„ - , t „ t |„.
| urging M f r method.^
Colds, Grippe, fclu,;■
and Jan u a ry Inst w inter was r>.,.i.r>,
frnni several sections of the
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t •
VJfW
upon the entire. th eir fa rm in g . If the seed c o m -; an< tn,l t ° f w‘Kbt are jih;,> l„ n ig th e w ater in the field until th e edI from
7.55, and 10.14 respectively. How- poses in tho sam e te rrito ry where
ground
again
absorbs
enough
panics
w
ere
as
much
in
terested
in
Pr<‘P,,rt'd
b.v
Mr.
Dutton.
country.
(•ARAGE APT.—("Largs roonfD engue, Bilious Fever
........
_
1
,
,
grass
Ims
been
fought
ns
un
enemv
He i* the man who
ever, records of one of the com- , (,r Vt,ari,
m oisture t» take care of the
b e tte r p ropagation, instead of im - ,
-------- b*th,' compiateljp'fumtsktA,**
i here has been no g re a t varinSanford lit*’
mercial flocks in the contest f o r 1
'
‘
and Malaria
young
plants.
355-J,
•> - .( .
vrml
Established lflOH
t>"ii ei crops (his season nnd the.
W. II. Stone has « „n,.nisi,llf
uf
the I’mlcd States mediate commercialism, the grow-f
It kills the germ s.
^
For th a t celery which has been •'< reage planted to celery will he these sam e months slio wan aver ier
would
be
henefjUed
greatly,"
h
e
,
crop
of
lettuce
which
should
|W
an ias'inv that Ims
221 Magnolia Ave.
age production of 1.1.94, 15.91,
set for some time, the cool w en•aluahle assi daiHe To
Uki
I.
. ..
,
,
(ready for the market in about two tlier has worked wonderr-. aiding increased only by the am ount of and 1*5.5 eggs per bird.
new
land
1
leured
and
tiled.
Scve.rla th e produrtton of seed, only >weeks. Celery p la n tin g at th-i . . . . . .
'
n
........ . '
H i m t i l l ' d . vTVvt;i He is the man who
"This indicates th n t g re a te r win
swer* n;ui business ho h ealthy p lants should be al- Stone farm is going forward at a 111 its stable development and eur- J nl south comity growers a re snid te r egg production can bo obtain
1 vV’a
is
tailing
the
action
of
any
lu
r
k
in
g
1
to
have
spent
the
entire
oum
m
er
jfard that the sfttilon lowed to m ature. The w eaklings rapid rate,
ed,"
says
Mr.
M
ehrof,
“
nnd
it
parasites.
While the p ast twm in preparing th eir lands for tho
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m.iary to this action to should be culled from tho beds and |
should l>o the aim of every poultry
days hav« been warm enough to J 11*27 celery crop,
(to be removed, when
tho ft!eld J ,ow * " e v®n a fte r | F arm ers of th. Oviedo district
to bring about these desired re
again
bring
out
the
cutworm
,
ncAdditional
inform
ation
on
eela
•
p
lan
tin
g
.
By
th
is
m
ethod
a
good
B
, was contemplated
aro up with those in the vicint.v of t*v« w ar on the pest is b ringing 1cry eulliire is expected this year raiser to m anage hiB flock so ns
| henlthy stand will eventually bo
Shnford. The rich acreage in the
; from the United States povem - suits." He gives the follownig sug
flf Mr. Corner frrown ,nnd 1the„ 8eod th erefro m can so u th east reetion of the county i.; good results.
hevernl good stand.; are rapid- ! nn.nt and from tile S tate of Flor- gestions for obtaining good egg
« b ,»«.• ! « .
|
Mr. u ™ , reaping a b etter harvest each m*u ,
gaining th at dark green color nla hut m arketing rep o rts and in- yields during w inter:
son,
,
Pullets and bens, to do their
iso evident in healthy plants. The j form ation will prohaldy he handled
,
7
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r
h
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On
h
b
farm
,
Mr.
D
orner
Depart im*n( of Agri• ,
,
.
ls'st,
should be com fortably hous
d
irk
e
r
andthieker
it
grow
s,
t
h
e
1
as
in
previous
years.
*
. raised celery th a t
weighed
(lornri
is a stlldF arm ers Loin near l^ike .!«>.«ed. Provide plenty o f ventilation,
rrowing as perhaps J P° ',nds1 t(’ the s t ‘? lk- T b‘« >’i®W was ' sup m e also up to schedule and
but avoid d rafts. Colds and roup
• the
• section.
n,,t °» ly heavy, hut was thick, and
1in
Every day you read of some
th
eir
plants
seem
to
he
flourish
are
gcnoraly the result of birds
Names
Rob
Cows
Of
was produced from carefully culti
ing.
one being left homeless, if
I sledding in the early
being in poorly ventilated houses.
vnted seed. He ir> continuing his
All Their Dignity Cleaiilinvss is ahsoetuyllH.wover
the growers made
such should happen to vou, l i f *
ex p erim ents, each y ea r nnd to
s
trop
thnt
brought
Cleanliness is absolutely essen
would you he protected ?
C. K. Ward, whqee place is <>n
, g e th e r with various associates, Mr
fBy N. K. A. Service)
cent* to 11 *l«»llar per; D orner hopes to get seed propa- ( nnieron Avenue, n ea r Geneva
tial. Have clean houses, clean
Don’t wait until after the ca
I, m spt.il.mg of the *(jation
thoroughly
understood S treet, is busy with several new
MADISON. Wis., Nov. fi— Un birds, clean feed, und cleun w a
tn of his work in am ong g row ers generally.
ter.
lamity— INSURE NOW—you
; rows this week. He had a larg er
Mixed plantings of avaeado va- 1 I'L- Pullm an enr names, dairym en
prot>-!
l tie year BHI1 there
may be next.
P arasites, both extenrnl and in
crew
on
his
place
enrly
F
riday
nml
Tho fnct th a t Fred D orner is a
riotics are more conductive
to . do not seek distinguished and ob- ternal, retard egg production.
1 of trm k crops shipm em ber of the hoard of directors, p lanting operations will continue
eom plete fru it setting tlmn are scure nam es for th eir cows. Such
l district, and much of
Provido some form of green
for the S anford Baseball Club for th e next several days.
solid plsnings of one variety, con
ttoce, which was one
names ns Applesauce, Our Hired | I®®*! each day. It contains m in
givos
aw
ay
his
p
artic
u
la
r
hobby.
cludes
the
United
S
tates
D
ep
art
ALL KINDS OF
• Icrops at that time,
JNO. D. JINKINS,
A crop of I’orton Rican yams m ent of A griculture n fter a study So’s Your Old Man are the r u le .! erals and vitnmineR, both of which
He is a baseball fan both In and
Wry was In'iiig planted
in s u r a n c e
are
osscntial.
Such
feeds
as
kale,
hns
ju
s
t
been
harvested
by
K.
out of senson nnd th ro u g h o u t the j
of the flowering habits of this Girl, I’rbfitm nker, Buekctfull and
pile srreage."
collnrds, rape, sprouted oats, Borsum m er m onths he cn>bo found in Lowe of Geneva S treet. Mr. Lowy
Clark-Jewcl Gas Ranges
We sellprotection, not poli-L
unique
subtropical fruit. Accoi^l-1Other names found in W isconsin’s mudn, etc., uro being used by
•-4{on
the
seed
problem,
the cen ter of any group tick in g rep o rts a good yield bnt is not en
c ie s.
IJ
-T,t
AD W hite Enamel
I cmphnsize.l the iteccs- baseball. H e’ll do his share ftf the th u siastic about the present mnr- S t !,fi. n ! T rn m‘n t ClrC,Ultt: W !*C*
poultry
raisers.
b(>‘>k <>.,f h ‘Kb, , production
a re
ju
st
issued,
the
avocado,
has
two
1
.
.
,
iig the names of boosting, too.
O yster shell, ohnrcoal, nnd g rit
And ro rarely ket.
Experienced in iiihu iyuicq. 'J
sets of flowers, which under n o r - ! ,'« ',atban; Loney Island, Wild SuNwths to a few, of m isses a gumc.
should be available in open hopntal conditions have definite p e r - 1 ^ l11' , *J,U® l ‘,,u ,u ‘ w,,d A ,'ce of pees.
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J " <">d®rland.
F a rm e rs throughout the county iodH of opening and closing.
o
'B
Feed a well balanced ration. The
are said to l>o satisfied with the
See the old reliable
In
some
varities,
the
first-p
e
r
• y
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■oneentrates consist of a mash
BKIIS NEED FEEDING
il®
and scratch fevd. Tho common
i *'/•.«
W ^ v 'e n l'Y lm 11
at tho pres. morning, with second period, orj There oflenz is danger th a t a 1 m ethod o f feeding Is to have
UU L,W<_a I H I
I C d rs
W
,
|*im® «»d with good growing ( ,M,l|r„.«|Wddi„|r ri,.wers opening iujeolo v of lacs wiB not have enough lar ge open hoppers in which the
^ I I , ,,„ „ s » ,ll |>r„lu,bly b , . „ „ ,f. •1 , h„ ■ ...........k
v „ r i >J j|0|
k .tt.v
» , [,!
j.
n,,lhi.r
,bcr P varities,
i„ |a st S
th rough’
tho winter, dry m ash is put. The birds cnn
j itublo crop.
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<’•. (/P) f ’hina through tho B ering sen, p ast
the order is reversed, the m orning hays P rofessor J. It. Ilep ler of the consum e this dry mush all day.
F u le a t o n i B r u m l e y B Idjf.
and« Dio!
''
" niversity of New H am pshire, i’n.vide a aon-w nsting hopper and
leu
!•<■<<1 of H arrow and on eastw ard , through
DM West First SL
The home of Henrv W itte
I| (lowers shedding pollen «•'
U
Phone I
rn non flowers be!n,c
being ,b
(her n '- From 4(1 to 60 pounds of storea fo r one th a t cnn be cleaned. Place the
” lt ,,d takes j the bergs, to settlem en ts in Vic- We.-t S treet, is surrounded hv rare “aft:, rM00"
E.slahfiahed 19UI>
• ! i:nl New to iia Land.
! tree-;, flow er; and p lant- of n n n v ' P ' V'
1*S,nr1t‘ thl’ r ®‘’®PHve each hive are advisealde for w inter vvaler fountain near the mush hop1 I .li.u u i
Modern speed? No* rom ance in v a r ie tie s . The layout of t .
u
l !" ‘““J
1an d early : pring „ «•.
per. This will indued a g re a te r
*<shK»no<l business any m ore?
Shucks!
'
grounds
is
beautiful*
and
th
at
Mr
'
lho,
'"
"
t
T
’'
b«
’dd,,,«
low®rs
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. C o n -1
*» itte i: a Inver of n atu re is evi. ,
,
. . .
.
■an l i’c tn- Kuni.a
,
,
variety does not take place exuont trotn *us willingness to show . , . i
i
>
t “f H' ir final dllcs• •
h
| ccpl under normal w eather condtv isitors over his place. Ilis hos
" tions. However, il is possible,!
p itality is typical of litu grow er in
say.s th e departm ent, ) <> secure j
’act-' licit left th eir
hr Sanford district.
cross-pollination by planting vurhetoric, last w inter
• *'JeSSB
at \ ;i-t••»•:•! |,and
The Herald is indebted to H. >M. ritirs of the two groups togetiie.-. |
L ittle is yet known as to the b e s t!
sii :i . i'.'ia miles
Rumldey for u ham per of fim
A Hank With One Big Idea
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I)Ut-_
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.— UP*— Four tiring beans, which he presented t ..! vnT t,?:i tf> p,nnt toReth^ ; but
P*ih:
ai'd may- W estern conference football tcum s the s ta ff last T hursday. T h i< ’ '' l,l«"H»tr* "f n single variety
There is just one thing that we are trying to
Iwit -ui.ii , t > yj,u pitched th eir ten ts today on the juofital>le
in o fitab le crop
cron is
is being harvesteri . . (,r V f i r i , - > f one class at, de(I** above nJl others. T hat is to make this bank
las*: tr.ui I , 7r»(io fields which tom orrow prom ise the •■n Mr. Ilimihley’s Lake Jessu p I , ld‘'d |y
. «» ,b ® l^. 'bt
of the utmost service and benefit to our own
d ata pre.a tiled in the circular. A
closojt b u ttles the Big Ten has farm .
people.
copy o ft lie publication may be ob
semi thi.i fall.
•bb '.'tllimr
%" "“'
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. JtlM a.’i'Jb t/v,I j’ib 14 uYti t
w
m
tained, as long as the supply l:Ms,
f ull
All o t our interests center here in this com
nil' makes
T he labie o f "anybody’s g am e"
by w ritin g to the ailed State.* De
i -l«)i ml -| i-c settle- given the Illinoi.i-Chicngn en co u n t
munity—and in YOU.
partm ent of A griculture, Wash ■
Ijeirm I.m
Her skjp- er by Zuppke, o f the Illini, apington, I). C.
..
8
P>' VhlrM
Come in. Let us serve you.
*
ih" ii’iitli, pen red g en erally ap p a re n t for the
-Tb k , „ f Victoria day and the su g g estiv e complicnNEW COAST BOM)
F '‘i) flcp
the Old tions in the 19211 title fighL
«
*
At lawn City It's a case of two
Ty\MPA, Fin., Nov. fi. —fA*) j Another link t in the stretch of
i ?lens„h!'" 1If. "Uglily 1teams that have demonstrated
P
ressu
re was high on th e middle- state highway along the l ’:n-ifie
H s il
1I . i ighnturu| scoring ability but been compsraN. Elm S treet
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A
tlantic
coast and low over Mouth- •••ti.it lie; been completed between
, j.1"1’ 'r""< 'i-..- to the lively weak on defenrs, with tho
, Oxna-d nnd San Ju an Capistrano.
bl-,"r >hmt
Iian iinv
any .ot'gf; prospect of a dashing fight !>e- era Florida and the upper lake re This gives
m otorists another
gion,
early
today,
said
the
report
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I Kt | Victoria tw
'KCr.
‘ ®en *iowu S ta te ’s Cowboys led nf w
................... V'r '" ‘ , smooth route ft
from Long Beach in■
SANFORD, FLA.
K „ .„ h «,„l the M
out- t o " i , , i ' i , l
’•'“
C le ,
•rk statj. (fit.
In tho west, pressu re was high !
.4
) '*1-0 1 , tupicmc. lie ,
.......................................
W isconsin trekked
to Ann A r dver the plateau region. Ruin or 1
DECLINE IN OLIVES S
K.
(W "hit,, own there. lb °r, to face a M ichigan team ,dc- snow fell In W ashington but e ls e - !
lfD >'■•’ •’• three years Rb,oiis of reg ain in g the prestige V hero in the west the w eather was ro-c r bhoTOOfinemwfhtfTHTIIT
mi.’.'poke, her blunt 'ost by la*t wcxtk’a defhut ut jtho fair.
The olive grow ing industry in the
.V ' W!., ifo ri.i itfu \
!l
hi the icy hands of Nu-yy.
M ichigan is givUnited Rtnles, centered in CaliforYou
don*l
have
to tajw ocut word i
.Station
High
fi her |,
1 1 1 nia, has dccrearod alm ost on** -i . h
c d »lraw. en a b etto r chance by fa r but W is A tlan ta
61
your
dowrwtU
do
thi* on«/ -tf v
Ini ', .t ,
il. mg shore consin’s gam e lias developed speed
i since 1925. flrow crs huve diffi; u’W
B irm inghicv
yelp
ily d u rin g the woek.
; p u r if y
c Q tf
m arketing olivesin competition w i ’t
<or.ton
!"Xs Hark Skins
McdiU Iranian countries, where la
Iadiunn has b ro ught three full luffalo .
W c,^ant;tQgiv<i-,you1r
bor is cheap.
*e C'.oiu-, ti, .,i Idaaktls, team s to N otre Dame, where tho.
t too, -eo you c*&:pro tv
hnrliato>i
'be Peimsyl- non-confcrenco tilt is a condition hiengo
Florida Stations
W
iB .yotir bffri that C o ^U
•* I !
Mk T ' I Nt’w York e r fo r Rockno’s team th a t ho will D enver . . .
Bartow .................. 78
4
balanced
jm ivybur home'gf
knH " , ”,‘>gear from hurl ^ g ain st A rm y next week.
Des Moines
*
¥
’
EusBis .................. 7(1 a 4
. will make frdm two to six a
■
c.r l nboanj
Galveston
Fort Myers ......... 78
fi
of milk.peg .abdg.per
Solid New England Through Train—
,
H-.llais’ worth
K ansas City ....
Fort Pierce .......... 78
C
Phone ug youir order today J.
In
fertile
J^arnjs
To
1b,'ar A.m
otKe
I Gainesville .......... 72
4
M e m p h is........
(Hell Gate Bridge R oute)— No Coaches
• f to * * L wJ * ^ h e j p u m o r e d k
Jacksonville .......... 64
4
R eceive Attention Now Orleanr,
less oost ite r p o u n d ! ■ ~,>J>
E ffective November 3, 1920
Oklahom
a
City
I
Key
West
............
78
7
lot VU;rv or lbrt>e’ and
-------- - r > • ., , \t
w *nh Silk, will Kra ce
R
aleigh
............
Alinnii
....................
78
6
( N . H. A. S ervice) ;?■> .lr
H»>iv’V
* Lfth avenue.
Orlnndo ................ 78
4
SL Louis ...........
No. 194
No. 8\
W A SHINGTON , NoY. ’ B^Thei
S
a
lt
Lako
City
!
:v»:i
r=rcl‘
................
78
6
/ft. nn*dc d,ip!'w i t h governm oht now . |e exten d in g , H)I
1 V. ?li|i^i«rE
S h re v e p o rt........
<Tampa
74
5:
, 1 Hid Maid herself.
1 2 :1 5 pm L v. Sanford l..r.......... A r.
4 :0 0 pm
...
land reelem atibn jpollcy ktfiftclude W ashington ....
I Titusville ........
72
5!
J and mahogany; !;he
0
:1
5
pm
L
v.
J
a
ck
son
ville
.........A
r.
____
___
4
:0
0
pm
in fertile sectiona which once w ere |
N.
pkt A v e . P b o M SS
*.* ,Wlft ••buckhird3 :1 6 j>m.A r . R lohm ond ............. X t . 1 1 :6 0 am
cultivated b u t notp a re abandpnod.
' / . ‘• S '
,Uv^ i n the South
v-./
6 t 8 0 pm
A r, W ash in gton ........L v.
8 ;4 0 jum
Con^rexa h as. au th o rized an ex
1
■t | > ;V ■
’ (y f r
p en d itu re o f $100^)00 fo r thin
8»45 jam
A r . S p rin g field ........L v , ,8 : 3 0 pm
ederal farm
study. The lands include aertar in
tir
over
tpU
l|'an
htfin*5
8
:0
1
am
A r. B e sto o ...............hL v.
7 :2 5 pm
^ . ^ thHung renclvn T
S i r V
1j w . H « v * lth « m Ll n , s t o c k . j
ea ste rn c e n tra l an4 so u th ern states, -th e United States Ddpartswht oL States Department of Agriculture
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■• ,,‘1' *«' "I, r.jkP * »•{(' •;*
ftn n y s ta te governm ents have (Of Agruiculturo will hold a. phblic n fter a study of the. flowering hab
i
P»JiTfn*ii.Jn
Through Sleeping Cara for Boston and New Bnglahtli' Points, il
it suf this unique subtropical fruit.
fered to c o -o p e ra te .. .>• 'r * •st
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M ER CH A N O M fk D IP A F C rM * m V
11 8 humble trader, • ^T enant fa rm in g ’ h as tbeen> re- hearing/ N»v. 15 to considar^ the
1'
•< • •- ••
Ticksts, Reservation, Information from.Local Agent or
^
•nifu'c1 nrricr
L
vponelble /for oxhaustion o f th e adaptability of South Amor)c4* alr*vbyMPt*
f,.
.
'MA
• r l.th‘,«. ‘awed to soil's fertility d n 'm o sit.in stan ces.
fajfa scod. This hearing M
in
-11'' 'ay idle for
a«* b . K in sT s t
Tenant farhiers'ustttliy.arc trsn- accordance with the pn
SANWOHU. KI.A.
T
rney
aureganr ianos
oc- , (he federal »eed act P«*lu^ww,wx
®»net|
they disregard
lands deFRONH tr
. MB
iL^hlchrreqilrek a prbsj pprthtion of all alfalfa and tod elo*vf c ’ U m l'
f f f ^ t trips,
^
.-j
fjf
nnd bought
S '®
ll'l
! R O O FIN G !
st
beU
fu,r;SSSST*f Sj
2
A.
Connelly & Sons
P.
State and CountyTate
NO W DUE!
YOUR HOME
PROPERLY
INSURED?
Estimates
Furnished
State and County taxes are now due
and paya&le at the County Court Housed
A discount of two per cent is allowed foil's
payment in November.
Mixed Plantings Of
AvocadoAdvocated
To Increase Fruit
(i
In calling for tax bills, property owners'J
should give the legal description of
erty, as shown by deed.
•««
a
:
W. J. THIGPEN
ONLY $65.00
A . D . R o sier
idei' Of Victoria Land Deals 4;;"'••■* r..
Camies ThrPP
On
V
un
ay ont
‘
Tax Collector Seminole County
7,.,
1
-j
is a t )
Biig Ten Elevens In
ReadinessForTheir
Battles Tomorrow
m
8
Temperatures Are
Yet Below Level In
Southern S t a t e s
E d iso n
M azda
FEED RED COMB EGG MASH
FOR THE BEST RESULTS
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s
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
2 to 6 _____
n
y.
-insidfe,frost
t r h-
FLORIDA P O W E R ^ ’Q G W fd g R ^ A W Y i
A
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In
Mua
F
I
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i i?'iuCin*e«« n t * f i
r itr M i.
- , T h e S o u t h Ih b e c o m i n g so p r o s p e r o u s a n d la
• a r o u a i n * «o m u c h a t t e n t i o n in o t h e r s e c t i o n s o f t h a
c o u n t r y t h a t w e w o u ld n ’t b e s u r p r i s e d a t a n y t i m h
to J e a r n t h a t it h a d b e e n r e - a d m i t t e d to t h e U n io n .
irta a t
Class Matter,
» i ; - *h* I’oeiofflc*
lorlda, under Act o?
—M ite r «■< M aean-r
AMorlata VMlinr
ONRlI. M e e a tla i K<U«»r
Too Mneh Money
Wise Californian*
*•
Hhe Might Bile
A City in One Building
BY ARTHUR - URIBBANE
a L'r a ? k f r o m t h e A s h e v ille T im e s , b u t ive d o u b t
T h ! hce T l " u '? i , *e lf k n '\w
'V ise a c r a c k i t is.
(Copyright 1*20, kr *tar Ca.>
f.\ S PIT E <>f being the w orld’*
, “ th ls n o t only b e c o m in g so fm o sp e ro u s it is a r o u s I'likinpimi H|»rnilcT, Uncle Sum take*
in g a t t e n t i o n in all o t h e r s e c t i o n s o f t h e c o u n t r v b u t if is in more money than he can ubp.
tfiuinintr
m m r nn ee w
.■ 1 1 • ’ ,)l!i\1 11 J‘H A“ Tw
, gB
w ss ee it
t t li
l e.rr ss frr o m 4a
t h o..........
s e o,tu*..
h e r si-cii„»,s
hundred millions will
k n »'v « Rood t h i n g w h e n t h e y see it
M,.
Til n 1 w *?°! »'c rh«,.p...l ffrom the tax to tal next
Imps th e poor 'c o rp o ra
- ' - " O « e c o m lm r in to « h , S
s „ouu lt hh . T
T hh ..,
10 C
£ J f *
e y ' w 'a n t ‘ to g e t in on
tions
will gp( relief. They hardly
_ t h e g r o u n d floor.
I r o s p e n t y a l w a y s a c t s a s a load s to n e . know what they would do if they
RATH*
V
•
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°s..th« s°».th .^>i^ with
T*
m
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,* /•
" i n h,. .»iar*
w ra d v e rils in * rair*
,,ot ,,iimv,',".°.tax
as fa s t us
1.MARKET
'*•*»*•
MMfen is lu.r
i \mdy \ »,«m ,y,incl m i j 1*
Ion. whose favnrit, ral* r
t cm a ins umhiingo,|.
1
s i .v k
UNCLE Snm i*
rich,
»vby doe-n't In uihl tome airplane*
H ut d o e s .........
....... * hi.
1' l'»"teet
hit money. Sonic one
Ih ,' A s h e v..ille T« im
es m
u s t k1 n o w .
il„ .All» o1f t h...a t ...........................
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m u,si
to- tii*
f,.r"
j ^ , T i h i i'.! '' ,Iu l,.U ,rJ ‘n(! o t h , r ^ ‘'n i o c r a t i c p a p e r s in t h e 1 "l,ol,l<l r,,n,'n‘1 hini ,,nce a week of
S o u th m nut I
» ' • " ! * . } » Croeaua. “ If Home
p n ' ” '1
h,l‘.s. l o |r,e w h « » " he
h- s o u th m u s t;;,
........ . " d ll h etter iron than
11»!.
i n t o t h e !>’,«, have, he will h„ m aster „ f5 rii
...
,
perl hI ! U n io n ? T h e
uro
aih
m ri-Hcrv.il
k
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tv t n ,
Headlines vou
IS TOO
ERS AS ORAJN pR|CY
^
= 2 lO m g r™ ,
» w .« ld £ £
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S o u l h ..................
W)AY. NOV. «. „ 2fi ' I m a t t e r o f 'V o l e s ' h o T 1!11 11 V',‘T (< T ki‘ n o « « " « r e n c u in t h e
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i,n n th l.
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h
,,l*v u r
»P f o r f a v o r f r o m t h e
<-,A M H » k n i .\*S v o t e r s I.eat
v m h a l o p i .a t p o k m
n.
InepUnllCHII.N
le p u b l ic a n s in c o n tr o l k n o w ti h a t iii»
l,A
.one
the proposiproponi,
t h e rw.
e
y alm" s‘ ,U"
...... die
n o f h i n g to be g a in e d n o litic n llv in v o tim r ... r• .•
1L, * 1,l"n '" " ia,' r l,"> Bihie part of t>i<*
p p r oopi
p r il a ttio
i o iis
n s fo r puhlir
nubia -.hooi
n .m n .i n .........
ihl te' S o u t h .
D e n u i / .r n_ i*- 1: u
n t B , , y , n . \ o t , n « awPPi
-<hool curriculum,
and. . ..
^ * ■ 1 1 |«k« ■( nmmtnrf’m trout 'tttilt1
D e m o c r a ti c a n v w • •
T f on ro k n o ' v t h a t t h e S o u t h is more than two to one, the proponi01011amtic
w aa yy ,, so
,hu tmh ee ii rr favorH
iu
kao*.• IP®
:
e ao nn ye w
m u s t go to t h e d o u b t . ! ,i'’11
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t r m',‘ irambiinir.
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a
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a
s
t {knd W e s t.
Pcoph uiih so much com mod sc nne
frM U «a „ t Hf> Jok
|
to own the finest count rv
■ River Canal.
**
r h e S o u t h s h o u ld b e g in to t h i n k f o r i t s e l f a n d a c t not a- dencrve
in the world.
"pen sensor, on ^
And a fin,. tinu, ,
the imcch furniture.
A legion delegate, whoi
I h‘» memory, f(,U)„, out
'j
, « t tho recent fliila.IfinW,
i f " ’” thought deter
fPt«|
of Itk llr ttiif.
I ly forgnt who they
pool. Irnnla
iventions.
'
1
jlint, shoes and other accHsories to
' match. Her wrap is „f cnHet blue,
with platinum grey f„x squirrel
cuffs and collar.
N inth St. P alm etto . High School.
nice m inister.
Edwnrd Rudiecl,
Bible school, (t: 46 o’clock.
. Communion and aerm on, 1L 0’
larday
hewn N'uj’ti s a t'c lo c k .
Vitdin o ffe rto ry by Prof. Hnrvo
Ipijcopal church aClemens.
^
C h ristian Endenvor, (L.'IO, E sth er
L y hour ar
«
ibf*D'*
.
i f i t t e r m an, lender.
• i
for the B«»t Side | g vening *ervice, 7:30.
Ution
he h, ,,j
Preceding th e C. E. service will
Side School Id B* be held a h alf h o u r chorun ro-l
' hersal.
x for the Grammar j Bjb|c s chhol W orkers' conference
Tfsellers Asso-wi-J T hursday 7 ;Rq o’clock,
clock « m- flt t,u* j- A h e a rty welcome to all service*.
I.
aaRy
fl
I he bride is the d au g h ter of tho
*2 ',t.h eami
T mSSt.n ' °A/ g ,h
H o nm an s CVGuild
n eVsi. rrs lh a, t Kivo a note
. of In .
The final affair of the mnny w
late Alfred Cecil Dmidney, pnd
0 CVcnirt,T K<,wn!l of co,orcd
Mis. Eliza Doudney Vnughnn, and lovely pre-nuptial Mirial courtesies Guild will hold their annual Chri- t-,'*vet
or chiffon.
mas B azaar nnd cafteria sup)n*r a t,
with
which
Miss
Alihy
Doudney
a irnuitinte from C athedral
the W oman’s club building on Oak I
PO PU LA R COLORS
S , h."l. Orlando, and in 1922 was (nd William Ciluthen Hutchison avenue.
. .
gradual i d frimi the R rotesU nt have been honored with, was that
All m em bers of the W om an's;
Y* Mow anti green nro being
articles
hpio.'opal Hospital training irhool of Friday evening when Mrs. S an Guild , who have . finished
,
, .
m o tel as tho m ost popular
fur nur , * at Philadelphia, Pa. For ford Doudney arid Mrs. Gurney hnvv eh e e-i requested to semi them j f<,r willtPr reHort c„ , tu me».
______
the past i three re a rs site has su p Doudney were joint hostesses, enter to Mrs. II. F. W lutner on (t,k
ervised the Public Health N u rs taining at dinner, a fte r the wed Avenue, nrnl those who have a r
VELVET LINING
ticles for St. Agnes^Huilil are ask
ing of Seminole County.
ding rehearsal. Tin* guests in ed to b rin g them to the m eeting
,,
Hutchison is originally from
Fii- coat- for evening, of
1 lo-s Hill, South Carolina, and is cluded only tie.* members of the Monday afternoon at tlu* home of mine or sable, nrcoften lined
a
Mrs.
P.
M.
King.
the no of the late Joseph Cnrson briduy party, anil out of town
very soft and pliahlo velvet itftia
Hutchison of Ninety-Six, South guests.
stead of silk.
( arolm a and .Mrs. Joseph C. llu tLIBRARY
NOTES
Ol 4 |i
( rystiil baskets filled with pinlt
chi-on of Sanford, lie. is a g ra d u radiance n ri-s and terns were
COLORED I.EA TR ER
A recent conti ihulion of severni
ate of the Georgia school of Tech u*i*d with artistic effect in decor
>oks has been made, to the lihrrm
nology at A tlanta, (hi., ami is now ating the rooms of the Dotplnev v Hu* •’h ristiau Srii* >*i i* !’(>,'*« • v <*f
I.C,*I :r coat* in deJtgJ _
HMieiated will, Chase and Com- home. potted plant* were id-,,
, ; i■iI \ . lM-:ii'i,ig tin' I i. il*S Si L-I.O !* -.Ii ul.
>f blue, red or green, arb
..
pane
•d I!,- •lib. • In i • in 11*Jili'i.
t '•»:!»!
with n arrow hand* t i f * ' ' '
•Aid to advantage. The attract:,*
till X , I' ( ••«.*. 1 -i* d
'•'•m g (I,,. <>i,t of (own guests ly llppointed dinner (nlde was ce*t
n*.* Fir t g**M
‘ ilver leather.
i.n 'i < f ( 'liri-t :
11 I ."ml _- _
M'
HI" ' Shpppar I of Ni- ! tire d Willi a large silver hask.i
> .1 In \’. I'!,, i ,\ tl* 11 c l In,
j nr •< • i all-. N 7 . , | r. „ M,|
[ filled with oink lose- and pngs
«fi S< i •„■<• M*M,,m|- J 'iii:,:il
. rs
’ A l’i'.l • io, !•,•'. I'.oobo , ..f Miami. | ot It'ic *, to-d with a large fhiffv
■: !J'c'l m.ikf a «,ii tiflH.*
. i ,,.
Mi in,I Mr .bon, i: Downing, of how I'f pink tulle. At eith er end
•i anil from i ■Imi!,I • nddito ii
I’j.b , Harbor, Fla. Mr.
'* and. . M
. r , Ij of the long table were silver cm,
lihraiy re.id c
F la m \Y
M.-T-ir ,’"•■*•
•si
U n u i- 1 die-tick * holding lighted pink l a
i d " , Hr. and Mr-. I'. \. Neal of p el-. Markin, the places of th • i
DANCE FROCKS
Orlando. Mis M argaret Bn m e* of (g u ests were cards done in hriilal
Windi-mere,
and
Mi-s
Helen
Verdec.ign
.
i ........ • "hi!*- Mi*s Doudnev’-i
Moire and g eorgette crepo in
ls
tending r.chool in place was designated by a mini,,
exactly (he name -hade are eon,liilkihasKoc.
to re bride in full hiulal attire .
•Miss Doudney was regal in a Into'd int lie m-we.-t dance frocks.
hands■mu e dinner gown of black
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J
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
0f ladies of the
the
Presbyterian
Dinner Party L a s t Woman’s Guild Plans
-------N i g h t Follows the Bazaar Next Month! „v,„ .„d ^Tao.h
Wedding Rehearsal
----.............
,'»—
to makd
moat exotic looking
T w enty-third Sunday a f te r T rin
*t a o’clock <lt ity.
Church school 0:45 o’clock.
ceding the regular
Holy Communion and sei^non, 11
[Auxiliary which will
■t honsr*.
church parlors at o’clock.
,-b 'tad ed f .
.J ”
g i f ftminilMlm, of n<
Evening p ra y e r 7
little town .if tt,,r|{rr
.........;!s!ii
» taken for granted
"j ’"!1*:■»«•
If|ub ,.f the Bap’.i-t
Solidi'LSouth."
and. ignored
A cordial inivtntion extended t„
t* : L t with Mr-, t ’"nk, all.
A s th e A s h e v ille
*tlir oh-c.nn,., wr ''h"i-’
take it.
“ s S t ' S * ' " . r i ' . ' , ’! ' . " 1is o m . ’. "rV„' Vo"‘
. 1 1M;r
f - w w i v t - H . . . , . - , ■„
In tlac'i'olio ^venue,
J * » jS 5 * ‘ : r ..................... ...... '
l"> M l'-•'-.H ill In l„a rtm ill.- . l i n t . . Il„ . I n i , , , , . ” '
Hf" \ -i 'Veil- (r; :(r "nrrli i
rO N U R E ftA T U lN A I. ('llD R C I!
,,f ()„• (’migrega
I tire in aueieni ,jnv
C orner P urk Avenue and T hird
,-t at the linin'' j S lrei'l.
• lusely i iliti',f i " die ch]
I tret’
VER b k f o r TODAY
t
Willie wield- nf a ''.iturdijJ
Thurstoti, "it the
Rev. John B ernard, M inister.
"••on
win
I
pVlisk, with Mrs.
•""i bull p , J
ome in Sanford, one noted lor the tasteful
C hurch school 9:45 Edwin R an
I'rogrcsH
Jr?. Hunter us linst- dall, g eneral sup erin ten d en t. C lass
I he bai l, fot.
i front
TWrt ITALIANS, fired perhaps
es fo r ad u lts ns well aa fo r chil
nlSlrilin!
‘ ’
-U’° ," ‘l" )r«'d ami eiglitv
ijrnf.v big.
big, fj.l
f a i r o a c h e s !>'• I be .Mns.-olmi sp irit, plan f„ r
A searchlight with
i
LilJ of Holy Cross dren.
.New; 1 orb a building worth m en
•
nndlepower
w;«
shown
i
t
(h,
will
meet
a*
not tail.-?I ibis information conn
M
orning
w
orship
11 o’clock.
' ' " ' r»"ig It would I......... third of
New York. If - j„>t p,„j
[the home of Mrs. B.
m i - a nid.* long, noil f,...f
, , ,
Rev.
Edwin
C.
G
illette,
D. D., of
............
.
r
,
=
....... ...
" i i - o . .............. I *to lie em ploV i d in ( h a t 1
i someone may find a M!
iM ic a. (all as
ns •(hi
i Oik Ave.
Continuous from
lie to | b
Jacksonville will give th e m o rn
G i v e a R e c i t a l a t t h e : Z L „ "liciiih.
........... .
fo il
I llill ll„ .
ln. x IS "lily cl.•;mn |
subw ay now.
t h e !}' "Id.nir II e a rth , Kf.00,1 r,mills;
fcui|i| will meet with ing address and have a p art in the
11 p. m.
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.
"
1'i‘ing and the fall. l i e . *'i\ * 'h ; t | I lie p a n t r y s h e lv e .
AM a
_ i non .t... . ..•• " 'm id lie lootniniil in
I l i f f h S c h o o l N o v . 1 0 I l ' o \ r r wPic lait] f,vr
En; at her home on J n v ep tio n of m em bers into the
•»
The I ord on, ,;„d be | H‘‘ld o n t ; c r n lih ii|.
| | , ••ay.
| 1 1• In* Inn bp ng and a Wurk'iig day
_
j n<*iufiiry, Mi. s I[elt n Vuni Alis*
Lj |t;,t't i.Vleck.
’ *Cirit there are dark i orner.*i a ill
Church. T here will he a baptism
1no* ul.'iin •I." f lull,,:,,,
On W Ini'.silny aflejnoon at t J H" !,'n
PP."d. Mis*, Franc,
[fonanli will entee- of Children. Mr. M artin Steneci
illV allowed to nceitmiilale.
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A n d hi * ; icy-, ii..t
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hundred and '■ighl v b ig . fa t r o a c h e a ! f \V i ho lac »i.fr.iFii
i p i •c will be Barit me I ol :is|.
lutely necessary that there he
D ('
*■ i '.'el w : h rinich m jete i mi outlet
*'f the ppi.......
ra m -! ' " H
' 1"1’'-’" . R*','*" I* W
j i i . c l' of
r ’ ea-y and
and' ggrain1‘'1'" .1
W. D m
m the kitchen and pantry la ■' .iu.se h • c o u n te d i h i d m a m '
44
],.r this inferior g rad e of
I I" t tie oy. nim* Mr. Root
Kendall <
• ,,.li
’.li ,- ,|.1. rr . II it, hi
Why
vie.old
a
library
"
t
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b-s
appeal
ing
m
your
I
m ar m IiooI will giv** a r.'iita l at 1 Kendall
<'ha
ha *••,
(* OLD M ASTERS
walking across soim file
I M t it’ll lif.W S, . ini bigger
I "".I . It (here Was no outlet for only hook- .' Why should ' o' iiuim t *,) 4‘o-opr r.it<‘
n rv
|
lienk
.••.!
7:
tit
on
tin
'< ' 1e r• it* e to t he Mad • h I lf w" ‘" 'l have to pay more for the
nuke th a t w e re l- f t o u t f o r i
1 io , I- ; plan.
the High School Aiiilit**. ium. uniter '
^
:" " t Mr*. Joseph c
i
*>
*
the family u <’*U u lien t h enntJ
" I ’ll c- mg ),, ill
Co-,.<n Mlu*-."
I'll top
y c a m e h o m e f ro m a I rij'
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1'
Ami to It*- fa ir o» all r' '"' f- And really the ones buying edge of the Hast he g.'e.u 'I “ idy , I; w n o i i . ..
lloi di reel ion
Miss Alarg'i n l Hutchison, Mr. and Mrs. I>**n Lt i *.n
* ,fro m dreum-> of thee
*
to
O
r
.
I
t\
dl
coni*',
whether
tin
lando.
cnerge* nfrom
the
pr
n
t'd
page
»•.|„
'> ltint 1 ag ree m p m ' j’ " u s class oj goods a re m aking it
i t her, ! ( • • .'or,i •.. > ,.. ,,
Mi line. Tla* followin
\1
J Italians, or viiih * one el- • do, the
kP™}-. *w cet *t«ep of night,
program • F U h itiu r. .It Vr. .and '
is nyw available a i.> ii„.,t ,j
' 1 'eics of the (pies!ion. | i' {
t > rv v.e|| and us,
| i'll-. I
Thi; H e ra ld h a t e d to bc!ie\
M ETH O D IST CHI Hi II
**x:'!:d, ,• V ii,|-he. !!,■•.
w*.ik.
Ii.*
•
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•
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i
a,
rangeil.
'll’
1"I'
the
ones
who
want
tin
wtk.Wind* ore b reathing low
Mi
i '.
I'*M , r i ,
•
••riling
an
I
p<
rpetuui
mg
m
f.ir
1
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to
the
publie
fur
■
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a t n i K I ! . \ s k ;-: i niii (iunt a- tie. !. ,
; s s t to buy it eheaper. So my |,..
^
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\ Ift
. .
nro slim ing b rig h t- - o u n . , . , „ n „ , o n ' i m o r n , „ , i „ , V u i ! : r . . : ; r , ; v
^Ir. Bok has made ;l stun in D,..
I’ tr.o Foie, tol.a D'*m*4*t
c. V ith ' -'I
•v" :.ie and 1 have j.,un,f ;! ’ l"'f t< th a t the houses handling this 1ion whtrr* r I !• ' • » i!i y rfi *»« '•'iv '
ml
win
)i•
,
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n
e
r
M
:ii*nulia
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v
e
n
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e
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B
ohrm
an.
tr
en!'-' ! ■e*'f
I i l“ir.. .’•!i . .,i. 1 VI,.
t| r*arri*
thee.
.«jmi ■IV fh:ui wr
S c rv rn , , r m * a n d „ , r v „ „ u K„, T l „. l „
v a ls o com " mi.4 HO K, with a b’dldiig more than
., ti/h iia g Iri-lim nn.
I" bey to let th e oil'.* lining '
I ii
; all ?tie hi u.-t it '•
of ro ods tire a help to the lo print .’
Bimdny school, :• ,'pt ,, tII . |> \y
* 4PIr*t in m y fcnt
‘
.'•lid S e c o m i S i re e l
stories high. We >,hnl! have the buying to he the judge
‘I
he
,
h
of
a
S
u
n
il
If.
\
•ui
•"•-' .'I* .a. i '!•
f?<>. T h e i e it; no .system a b o u t t h e h o u s e k e e p in g no t-c-irnli.r eventnallv one eity fnr each trade
)<•*- r'otJle : ••■»(. • ),
■J1•“ Tne—who know* how?
!l)!!
•»«'M'I.!.IH.
They
satisfy
a
d
a
s
i
W are, npi r intendent.
| I !•*,'. |" ■
* . ♦..•<! b* me \ III •
So H f !»•• • ^ffiinfr r«» ha\i* h hturv
what they buy and w here they buy
the pul,lie th at h r could ney, ,• ! fUtH-i. \\ •11 j|; yw h:t.» I i^cn tb*1 I public lil.ej,fy v, j
if|sr'ei
'n u m b e r window, Sweet I
( one building tor e.u-h city.
I’reaehing, 11 a, m.; o rnioti »n',
Till* I'Vo-d. «'. Ii. \,;s,in
d. 1 In- .dad O rder patron is u-uI
4 • |
•lepartnu
i
i,
,•■
t
■
>
i,
h r z , T u , ' ‘' ,h" r m l
■«
Z d S o f
lf p v t . "Not. Y o u r - , But Y o u .”
ally net a very good custom er for '• ‘I '"IK 'n lb ss of w hat he handled. ■imitli r up with tiu . r r . ’suJt-m, i>u^ film sto rag e p i ..
11"* Im pronipt , 1*at* v
lab
,
FIRST
MAPI
1ST ( 111 Hi II
ja n d e r i n g air* they fain t
Have
round
th
at
it
is
the
best
'
I
IIK ill A R I " will m ourn, until the local m erchant.
They hn\ ;
IKwtintf th at filjps of histMiical IheHler. w hen •
‘ 1 Th»> S.ii ram er.t.il ..,.iw i.v will imDorolhy Pope.
to huinilc
t
&
fk r th e silent stre a m _
d gi ts used to it, hut that is surely
sv
hiflocci
*
** h
1 ' u u d iately follow the serm on,
Mliim Mama was a Littli Girl,
corning.
J sold already on T he picture of"‘the I he-'t' a n d ' r i ' a i . ’t " s n l'/'F ,M,t thl*: w#,u« *u‘ »toro«! ilFThe new A rc h irn people may grdli t refj
• k odor* fall
Sunday school opens prom ptly at
1Art
article in th e c a ta lo g 'n t home. And t n i i u r ! 'xvith^ the te s t J t
! .h ulldinK «“ W ashington, ju st as “ road” films in \vh:ch the;
i E pw orth
•Mary Elizabeth Ne<*ly.
S , ™ ' h^ r r nr 7 c « n d U h ° b M k
" « " i''1
th o u g h t in a dream ;
9:30
every Sunday m orning. De
Shrimp or Oyster Cocktail
Continuous from
diy
p. m. to
thanks to the ones who take the
above the nHee .." l- !'i lr''U 0 a bo,,ks, R,ltl papern a re stored. T here pccinlly interested, whef
* ’ ° Uol,‘ l ; l
S O L E M N IZ E D
t h i s
a f t e r n o o n
ffftle'a com plaint
The Q uarrel, Nancy Ron it or.
I f the governm ent w o r e m o r e tm ierm ii ti,.„ .........
,. ,
"TH E MODERN View,” a .lew- picture:: for these catalogs they nl- little
partm ent* ami classes fur every
(’ream
nf
Chicken
Soup
r
’l
,vt.
UM
«*k«l
for
inmay
In,
vault
space
reserved
th
ere
II P ai.
Iriionirv
Society
of
history or science nr J:
n hiht heart,
Dollie
Topsy,
Dorothy
Mitchell.
isl* weekly of St. I.ouis will dedi
body.
for as ninny ns 50.000 film s.
The lite ra tu re or any other pk
Celery
Olives
t church will meet . E vening p reaching service, 7:30 j One of the loveliest amt most ini - 1 and extended over the shoulders
die on thine
Little F red, Jane Keely.
W o ^ o u W t t ' u . a f l f l,hL'
"f liiunim liberty' cate a bronze bust of Emile Zola,
"clock
subject
of
th
e
se
rm
o
n
.!
pressive
weddings
in
Sai
A
t
11
oclock
Dr.
C.
M.
B
rittain
...............
*"*
Picture
producers
a
re
willing
phaso
nf
human
life.
I'Y
ira
s
s
e
r
C
h
ic
k
e
n
.
•* thou A rtl;; .• ; • •
‘
° u,<l h e n r l h a t l h '-s is no lo n g e r tile, la u d .o f .f r e e d o m . in honor of the fight hi* itutdi in
3:30 o’clock. A C h ristia n ity , A D isadvantage, A
Sanford for
A Dreadful Mintake, Eleanor S tate secretary ,,f iois*>ioti‘i, will
— TODAY —
As long as Hu- pitrurg shows it , " ‘"I «•• pay. Therefore the n i f f "
• «omo time,
that of Katurdm- '
!
i yAnrU
U,<
H ut w h a t a b o u t t h o s e tw o hurTdt’ed m t i r “«Srh!v h ig, fat f trie Dreyfus* ease.
I'Vieii
(
'h
ic
k
,u
i,
(
'r
e
a
m
planned,
Hi,
ksuit.
Duty, or a P riv ile g e ? ”
Preach
on
“Tin*
Church
T
h
.n
And
’ 1 1,1
P u r
l.-.l
I...L*
/
I
i
>f
-olt
O
U
*
a
purse
and
the
description
,"<ler
houses
don’t
worry
mo
at
T
j
’
i
,
from the g rass!
For tthat
light *Zola
I afternoon a t -L.'it) o'cit-k nt l l o lv 1
111 fr" nL , h " v" ! was
ef the Baptist
It'SITVfS
''lio n Pn wns a Boy, David Now.” At 7:30 Ur. B rittain will
(Ira. y
s a s ,
: ......... honor. <M hi- w•Tilings gene?ally,
, Int, f fail!
“Wild Horse
• It w leather that i- all that i- J I "I'.-onally i. is im material wuh
i'
I n iy o r mpetting, W cdnM dRy,! Gross Episcopal church, when Miss,' lu,1°
"'•»• I 'u n c ss mece, and Smith.
t
the
home
BRADSTRKETS
neH
an
'''c
i
t
.
dangiTiiiis
things.
Should
not
the
gov.M
a.'hetl
1’. d a to e s
f
I
7:90
o
’clock.
' love in kieses rain
!
speak
on
“The
Task
W
orth
While.
’
i
n
,
«cssaiy
L
t
them
to
buy
it.
T
h
e
v
j
'1
’how
nnmv
of
them
comhii
•
1
~~
--------------------------------it
nmv
be
said
that
(),,..
''r r i i n e n t , t h r u u g h i»s ..................................
Alihy Hulun Dmnlnuy beuamu thu I ttrran^ud in c:
!'l.r» Atagnolia
1*111pc, being held
C ontradictin’ Joe, Melvin Tay- All n. Y". p. ir.’s n n v t at (1:15 o'
CJrecti I’eas
Up* and eyelids pale.
public health ilixision, have a right '•'" d d li.o e been at |, a .1 .Inworld
Gorai music. And n cordial invi
Stam pede”
-1 :r
, h - ,, h - «•«>■*• n - m c i r i c r . T h e r e a , , . : .
Tl,.- attitude of the Adn.inistralor.
When
the
pi'e-eri,
traiffI
t
"
g
o
in
to
t
h
a
t
h
o
m
e
a
iu
i
s.d
Ih
o
ia
tti'd
y
♦
l»f
^
^!*<ini
(
'u
,t*
u‘n
^HiU*hi-|in
[»lnuu
hy
a
n
u
n
iirl
nf
nran^t*
t
K I* cold and white, a la - '
tation
to
all
the
services
of
this
i’ittcapple
F ritter
clock.
We
cordially
invite
you
to
I " s c r u b b i n g u p its "l|ll nl! without tin in.
J
l*"-iM
e
.........die
a
purse
,,,
/,
a
,
;
;
Irnnis
n
,n
V
/
’
"
"
W
n
l
W«?.hingto„
tow
ard
th
e
ronav
Reciprocity,
Billie
W
ight.
process
of
ennetment,
Mr,J
! recto,*’ Rev. M ortimer j blossoms. She c , rri. il a s h o w e r!
heat* loud and fast;
k K c lto ti a n d i t s p a n t r y a n d i t s ic e - b o x ’’
and if |hey
Comedy
church.
'Zola - work wan an elaboration
•y can gel [ cently published plea by bankers
all t.*f our scrvice.-i.
Fruit Salad
C astor Oil, Blanche ('tinning,lt clono to (him* ulnum
tU"U'c, Periorn.m g the ceremony. | M uquet of lidic* ot the valley a n d '
ol his the.ii v "every mail has with ho that the pur-e that isshown i " h u t they " a n t at .some old «,f In,,‘l in d u strialists of several coun- observes, predictions wrn|
[rwr'p Will lit* i*t»nIlim
n s f(icctH
jiT tio,ii
n Ol
<>l k iU
ite h .M ,s m u ! ,H „ i„ K „ , * »
in
Hisouiis
| llicm l*y the* lunil inon hant is •mi* town mail
Im m.
in him,»"g
a hasleep." and lie w rote
Will break at Inst
"BACK FIR E"
tall graceful paints encircled the 1 brides roses.
o n ler house [ am glad f,,,-!
for fre e r E uropean trad e has made th a t its pnsuigc
jti.l thimd*. uti.
1,1
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a i a t i o n o f fo o d fo r i,n................
IN T ER N A TIO N A L BIBLE
The many friends of Mrs. Ernest
■
.
1
*
M
'st
;,n
Hitvimirkfi
uml
ih
.
i
liwin
tt.
K..f
it.
i
t
is
thrj
•
,
Ice
Cream,
Hume Made
Mr.
Nobody,
l.oi*
B
ritt.
- P. B. Shell.’Y
|edifice,
uml
w
ere
also
lmnked
close1
H e a l t h b o a r d s in «.v
K P’1" ,M‘ 1
ulf<t f„,.. I !"•• "Hi'" m n wav to wake up fffit,
been set fo rth in a statem en t by j ouslv re stric t foreign inn
i-;.f
M.|„.
Mrs.
Alexander
Vaughan,
mol
ItS TU D EN TS ASSOCIATION
•me p a tu re d hi the catalog
is n„o •" K" " h e r e theycan do the he.-t.
The Imtinn Snrenade.
( 'akc—| ’ii?
c a ll o r d e i
And
Pillow Fights, Marcndel Sieverk- McGowan Galloway, will he glad
.'MMTftury .Mellon, Kindi* nuldic I ♦: ...i i . •
i
I ly about the choir stalls and a lta r i <c ot tlu* bride, wore a creation
‘Upest I hut can be bought.
Hut *'
to learn th a t she i.; slightly im
then Is
ing.
R
o
a
s
t
M
e
a
t
D
in
n
e
r
—
7~t
c
tmeri, of grainof \ alt ncia i*iae georgette com
i I
" ......'*• ‘ " 'i 'allo w llo- |,oiM ...O
Sum ,,,- i„ lh,
I” " ’™* “
f <\
"TDDI.Y WINKS"
Ira. Jane
-d d y one will las, a IdeT m m ‘ -lu -t'.o n '“i ha, 'l d o ''‘,»ank u,flt
' T ^ m y ^ v / m f i . n S r H a y s U ^ th e ) v e a r^ V d i
j
II* IUH
loo Iff
ill |to •ni utli* goi*s n u n tin .
a ....... Cihson
............. W
" M".
The Crooked Window Pane, No proved a fte r a serious illness, for
ihool*
will give Hull, n , fo llo w ,:
li,
fr|■
|
ri(j
,*•
.
'
1
.
..
,,nrn<‘s
o
t
;i
‘
H
y
w
i
t
h
iiu
th
i
it'i
t
V
I
plm
-i/ing
l
he
g
bined with silver lace. Her hat was ra Powell.
the past 10 days at her home, on
«< ?
.... ............................ ...................... * .........
*•
i , , ,li,,, i'"
.(»: . ■'h e H h II-MHIh m urde,
>'
r m u it is all the sam e t':,' Th it^/s Vhe r L ‘“ , 4 * M ^ k ^ u,,n- ’ u ' * T S n ‘ d i f f S
‘
| chandise with a" t'n^l ‘
in • , nh i'ghted white tapers and of Valencia him* velvet. A Imirii
Cameron Avenue.
Siliool Audi-1
Juvenile Company stnrlv
Fya*terday. Too much bacon
A I , * ,- L
' ,v il'r ih v
" i c y h r,',.,!.
* U a . m g ...
Practice Time, Ju a n ita Smith.
the
p
atro
n
of
the
mail
order
house
•‘i
n
n
s
"
wh
*
M
ml
(lrt,'
‘'
•
•
"
Uifftr<;nt
f,om
th
a
t
i»!...*..riv
«.i r,i.i.
,„u> .... I
1" Ptdostnl wicker baskets filled with ol ri dor was mhfed by her corsage
...
the
inercl.....*
Am
erica,
mol
4
t«m
#i»^
go
to
T h e It !- . . kn Jf " H 'luliug PVt-rylmily w h o m tlu* .shot* f its
merchant , America, and th a t the two would ■ovarly $4,500,000,1)00
t h r U n ^ d St wu
a
o’clock, in "The Way to P UUy’
aradise.”
__________
The
A
fternoon
Tea,
Cnroliri"
"Mien thev price the one the
-• •
- ' " h e n lie i . hnnl put for money
k;itihi.i'iiH in S u n t n n l athal.
"H-n’
uru ten t i m- e s a* m
many
<i r t yV of
... „o,VhVrn
‘
j Adult study in the Bible revenl- l'tige white cliiy.-einthemunis. 'Jhe of pink r o c hails. The mother of Riggers.
....
a
n
y
d
('alifo
rn
i’
a
the
Z
ucke?
,n,T
‘h“
"
t
'
'
'
f
’*1
1’^
5
the
''one
1,1,1'
UP
“
1'ard
luck
sto
ry
ami
k
s
then*
a lta r and
loft tho groom, Mrs. Joseph Carson I
I
T
?
*
^
f
f
i
y
eigL
K
a
Ut
^
b
h
if
*U
L
'h
°
f
thv
^
^
H
.many i* feeling pretty cocky
,,ml
. D 'rtj-eiglH stn tes here were a *op-1 illu. the oast few venn S
, ....
, choir
,
, .1,1VU*"1 s t'cc:' ni'ent of "The Divine Plan" 11 arches over the
Rubo on The Teleplioni*, Elsie
• <*n i,m e through the g re a te ri-i u n ite notion, w ith its own tarifY* i
y
n “ ,,,W* 'H l'w e 1............. —t h.-r- an- m aking this o l,r !:■’/ / M‘‘V®.ri' 1 *,!’,l‘;rs 1">‘l *»>•• "«her
lhtL‘,
^
y,? rY
'.••day * election mid is ju*t tw o |) „ ||, I m f a n d c iiriitV ’Y.i.r L t '
icM
'illc
Saturday
|
o’clock.
w
ere
outlined
w
ith
gurlum
ls
of
fea-J
H utchi.un, was a ttire ,I in pearl Tolar.
It*
in
n
,
r
n
lb
...i.
i»
.
‘
''the*
contention
that
the
»
part
id
th,
\
e
a
r
and
tiien
m
a
n
v
»i
*
C
K
1K*
l
a
t
r
“
»
t'h
o
s
hftVt*
k
in
d
r
e
d
in
,'a
"
1
'
"
o
ik
.
Thev
plan
next
sea
r
f
\
,Am'
1
V
«*r.v
often
hot],
'(Until’ 1(128.
|lttr„l
• ry asp arag u s ferns. On the ,d- grey cep,* georgette, with trim t *- its
■*" own
rnl,ruml"’
itH ° W,‘
C,UrrPncy
A W orthy Foe, Cornelia McRae.
tin* home i Study in Ju d g e R utherford’s lutn m n y a n o t h e r S a n t .T d h o m e - a m i t h a t ju .st h e e a n s e I I I ! J '"
w.-rhl'* U n !
^
i
-oon «.s he Ini - some more nionev to4 1, ,u,*d
language.
Under
such ' ibiports is controlled by
i -------—a* -—
tff I mver<ltv ot est Bible exposition of "Deliver- tat were lighted camlles and vases lin in g s of white, worn with grey
chasing
power
of
t
I
k
*
nntio*|
»n’
|>t-«.|.!.*
nmnitig
thus..
li,,rm*s
wlm
Piano
Solo, Polinaise, McDowell.
belong*
g"
to
onl,
i
u'g
rrom
ih,.
out
of
t,',wn
!
condition*,
in
his
view,
the
indusN lu y i p u r *eat* eurly to the Ar- Hill! t li\SS.
of white clirystinthenium s.
th an by the rate of il'itini
’ iiic 4‘ither ignorjitil o r .....................
.........
. nc«»rd
"■ to 1.6(H)
I,v 1
An"
hat and o th er ncessivles to match | Pearl Rob',on.
1
n*s
I
*e
I
ore
|,e
Ija*
paid
his
m e t . 1'ria l
power
of
the
United
S
tates
ance.”
increasing
th
eir
Vu’
V.
?
.
.......
.
MKIM football gHirte. The longer
PA*ceding th e en tran ce of the Sh,. wore a corsage of pink r»
bushels per acre, from 1,0:W the 1 , IWV Knl,i" s to W'D-fy Iw.i ■'I IW*"TP. And we would all he j would end. W hat the plea of tlu* i'd. Uniter the pic*i*nt In
How Willie Studies, Nell WilPublic cordially Invited. No c«l■ T w a it the h ard er limy will he
----- ()
crnlly speaking, the Sect*
p resen t, record.
;'
‘’f ‘’(lst..niers.
bridal
p arty , „ lovely program of | buds,
llnmr.
J.""!-- Wlight lections.
/ ,,n f 'r
l;,"'V ," ’vv tnany do , hankers seeks to accom plish in its , JJJ " ky . Ht!ompetitive article*I
nuptial music was rciulereil hy the
With sut-h production, one cor , l bl’ 'Mieaper to r the one wlm is
Bs wined a party i
, ,!V '"st
glad to trad e_ _wi*l, i ...................................
f" 'a l analysis i.* .................Kay!*
not. he says,! aa, 1fiithlo
S J b l s and
’J 7, non-i-viupctitivtl
I he Usual H ay , Murv Digldon.
Im m ediately a fte r the tcrcitinov
.. <
>ii ( ii((
..............................
"cr of C alifornia or T exas would i ' , 1"* for, ,h *' ...............
I " 1" ' tag
and
Hit !
church o rg an ist, Mrs. Fannie Stem ""'•'chants
as
long
N*
he
,
change
in
the
world,
hut
to
hr
ng
I
fL'
'
„
c
”
..V”
‘XT
esviiltS
aturday,'
Hello
House, Kloisu Winn!
ha
..rill Rogers says the In-t way
FIR ST P RESB Y TER IA N
Iced the world. .Makhig
■Makhig r;o lino "tl"T for the person wilo want*"a
bridge Munson, assisted by th e full ail inform al reception was held :.i
"'"I inis to have all | about in Europe a condition
siTIiL 1I arc
f l ? rapidly
- “ft.,. incren-ing, thei
<me Cuming game.
The Doctor, (.miise Hickson.
111 goo, m"!"''V
,
IflpJve the cotton pnddem is for
;
g
"
"
l
urficle
even
if
they
have
p,
the
home
of
the
hride’.s
m
other
:•
•
i
,
CHURCH
on
1
cliurged. You never hear . ^a r •" that ill the
" f ..... I in-mv ..1, „„ ... ,,
xe?Led choir.
’1 in: soloist, was
Between Two Loves, M anorsnited S ta te s .: es are in the latter cl»M.
prone to put Home in his ears to O'OiK n f t h e ( ,|I. imVi''V‘rIIm V '." s ' s ! u.'li ■""','11K " ' “ L 1" ' " "
am ""U'lau'ts of him then hut ju-t i
l'"> a little more for it. That
step -fath er, Mr. and Mrs. Al*\
a litlli
Mr. Mellon
Miss
Helen
Sheppard
of Ningurn
F o rrest.
from hearing the cam paign
Ralph
Slevelb,
J|.
" ait is not
noi u„ criticism
.aV ,of mat
’,r’
he
observes,
while
dutiablei
" In ihe 5 & Hi l ’cut S tores do such ‘
Sumtuy
services:
'!m
a,,t
little
money
and
th.*
!
under Vnughnn, on Park Avenue
us, hut
net,
Falls, N’. Y. The ituinhers includ- [ rlir ' ,
Ma and the Auto, Dorothea I-awl)r J. -V T olar'
, 1/.LSt,ni<,n , ,nM n. I,1‘‘ i' lllM' ,,,|'s
l»y t h a t soil*-lovim r
rh ','. / ,"(k1•*ri,mus are not m aking " I'dutllt* of husiiiCMS. They .-ell I mere limit * here a re ju.-t a hunch
Sunday school, 9:45 o’clock.
relatives, out of t»*v •,' -on.
em ulation." , In reference of (lie, a t luuit $ |, 500,0(KM)00- .h
ed
"Love
Divine
All
l*U
V
O
Excel1>r U‘
go*
d*
usually
of
im
inferior
or
notonng p, Gaines-1 M orning w orship, 11 o ’clock.
% i s . — ----*•
l’tH'knil|'i* p u b lic a tio n .
’
*
a,MV little laboratory experim ent.
horning. ,„ attend'
lin g ” and "(• P erfect Love," h y 'th e l
th " ir " " >st in ,i;“a t'
Jim held four kings (hi.
W h e r 11)4* T H I iu iii * w a n ts In lo t/
. 4*1 *
. ,
,
! Their crop last year was :i7n,<>()() known quulity and
C h ristian Endeavor, (1:30 o ’clock. choir, while Miss Sheppard sang
W *nd when l.eopold drew f lin g s Jtw av ri-im nll.* • r r i
1 Umv.-rsit v of Flor
" 1K ut "'<* •South i |Y '" h * or num ber one and 25.000 pri, e Who ever I In
E vening w orship, 7:30 o'clock.
One Table
i»g "t an article h<
The entire lower floor of the
■(•^Q uecn, he got mud and
"U n til" (W ilfred Sanderson). The
Colored Draperies
one nf th eir counter*
; A t th e m orning service
the Bridal C horus” from Lohengrin Vaughan home was opened ,•" suite
notae loaving hi* bride to join
id 35c to fiOc G ingham —5 yards for
"l.'ole it ? W hether it ............... .
t t W by bout.
■•
P a:dor will speak on “ Service.” was used a*
Fast colors, tallies up to $1.75—yard
processional and and converted into a verliahl, ear
,
,
Il hu P-Vr,,08e o f i w r e free of duly, nnd the i
-"io,- nationally known concern or ^ l‘, • nrct. he will usuallv i t ’ ' the
tr
*hT'xr11'"
vlis-sl
^P
«
;ial
music
as
follows:
Anilea with <,un'ititic.-> ,,f p-it'i-d
A
pleasant
social
a
ffa
ir
of
(he
$
s
&
t
t
“
........
.............
M
endelssohn's
“
W
elding
M
arch")
k',' . he
,o provide
7 a te
*°rrrito
E 'jrol,C
$
lived in Florida I could
ii.,. |
•
,, , ,
,'S 1‘'•" t-'' lHIRh'*.v
I'eople 11v w riting thail George ' "l. U sually it was lull they do nol """"'V ' Tdilfuly dm* him and send
,l‘‘ 's*
W v*
* . •••
ry ‘larg>he. 1 free of duty excenlcd the t
Hut |,,t tin
ft KritLv 1,* Kll*“ - j them . Rock of A ges”. K. S. Lor- as r.-oM tiou.d.
| palms, ferns and plants, and o,*,i, "edk was lhat <*f F riday afternoon
*
II*...........
,
' *to- 1-rontnin
U‘r r ,to
ry
l.omsVlHi* ( O tin c r - .lo iir n a l te ll it in
|o, w
w.„
‘ W'nshington m arrifil
arried
for nionev I "M heir nam e on it. Still millions 11* ,," t
,mY aum m er’M stnov hat ell
«•• get some
Ho,,.,
-V
• •' ' 1“ raw
y Ia rec im ports, both dutiable and I
in
its
n
some
thing
!
t
”"ugn
niuterials
wher,. 7,
nnd vocal d u et hy Mrs. T. C.
cn ais baskets <•. pink radiance n*
"lien Mrs.yVlicc E. llill entertainwav. *s u y s t b e l.o u is v iiic pa|)**r;
by more limit •'«
he couhl have
•'"«• -pent lo r goods of that kind ...
i and land, also mi.
rpimufactured oh
_hero in (h-orgiu I inimitable
.....
j Thc usher*. Robert W. Deane 1
without until i m anufneturies and a m arket
’ 191-1
roniini' . ' ' ,l boveles am i Mr. Joe G raham .
.•Hid
A
ni
,|"'*i'Mi
4
iiu*
A
stu
d
y
of
the
consum
holi, drinks. Thi
t
S
ilv
e
r,.,'
Hie members of tin* "Book-LovlO.tnlnk nf tlx- ov,-i|M<ad. and
Lverfast Pereals
T hat is not impor
A ll M ewspapcj-.s. Ite in g h itm a n , n iak i
'Y >'<>ar' Th‘‘-V ,"«.v 'I "heap ami
'
FOver Fast Prints
7 r i h T ........... .
■ »» fu n ,,,™ w k
blunders now and taut. The important thing is that
I “S tew ard sh ip ” will be th e *ub- I Ben jam i mn W lutner. dr., Sanford ■dhvstick*
the more common comm
held lijihlcil tapers.
l * 's ” rluh at her homo in Rose
,*ff lt.— S arasota Times.
i*nenp. Aiuj tlu* inirrhasur
Small
prints and stripi-H— 1 yards fm
”
*
*
l!.......
"".v
<>"e
send
amt
,
oal
a
'"t
n
o
n
and
laborers
arc
con|
F.
Doudney,
broth,
r
of
the
bride,
" u *!, ; ‘'H1 "'<■ i'iiiiH R o T i il im i e e a s ily n ills I In* re c e n t b llllt•12
i iid u s Hide. 3 jurd-i for
the
United
States,
in
c
<
;
j*c.t
fo
r
the
n
ig
h
t
service.
The
it «Hey
they c m get them ! « ‘nient and food m ay bn nrodu'eW ashington bent the B ritish. All j i*:, -atisfied.
"« « « '« « • We
« e go
g„ t„ n, he
„. |()
10 Cent ■Kot goiuis •'
G H 'etinr thi* g u ests upon arrival,' "*!r ^tlt.'rmg rei u n i.
7 • "**'l " ■11IKII, Ichi.ir will sing,“ Teach Me, O Lord." uml Joseph ( ’. Hutchison, bro th er
$
1.00
.
tjniCK since lie hccnnie pri*.
"I
lie
room:
men <lrunk in Ins. d ay anil cursed l *s '" , ‘’ when we need a pan of j,);. I ch eap er
from hare th an thev I « l " here eom iitions f o r j t s n ro d u - w ith the world’s total p
were Air*. M argaret B arnes, win,
*** r0'" ": of the lovely home
$
shows, the Secretary «
" I t p r i n t s ji l e a d in g e d i t o r i a l o n (h<
,,'r> ^"rnier’.i riioH. Atwood and u special num of the bride, anil Joseph C. H u teh i-f)
nkers, t [ r ' l a y a dinn* lor a pair. Go 'i<an here hut thore is a -----■*
-’
*u,,< c.-caped the
" e re adorned with baskets filled
very sniail j Hon are• r........
fuvnrnhli*.
No such- -limi- Amcricu means to the if*M
seleel ion by tin* |,n *s. and swore, except a few Quake
introduced
(hem
to
the
rc
c
iv
in
;
' 01/. the assassin
son,
b
ro
th
er
"
f
the
groom
,
e
n
te
r
......ml the ber by the mulo q u a rte t.
It would
‘Mr. ('billies Means llugl.es t*• fill a \ai aney in tbe who didn’t curse, but d iil'd rin k ' |" ’.l,a’ «nd the first tune we try | n j Portent „g<* of fhe b u y in g " puhVic j ««tion. th e Secret a ry ' declares ‘’ox * world. Thus, during (hi
"*>li larg e white chrjkninthcmuni'-where there •••' 1" much
ed in pairs, tak in g their place* ut line, which included Mr. and Mr.-.
Lmv,,,' "v -*f Flui '"Id an y th in g with them we break WJ ,' ,
their goods from the mail I ,s<s in th e-U n ite d S ta tes- "w’e. do
League
<
ourl,
meaning
the
IVnnainm
Evoryt-nc is cordially invited to
Ale.xaniler Vaughan, Mrs. Joseph J
' plT,s.
l ^ t r c would lie *»me file.
y e a r 1925, the world's
Hi.
ni
We
recite
u
little
"piece"
eith
er
side
of
tlu*
chancel.
<
tmrt
of
InternationJLI*
FKILSON
recomnicnded
u
iu .Ilislin*.
•
w orship w ith us n t an y or all of . . . .
dlv'Tb'.'V ' ° ;,r
,*v™r ,,u'- I r 1 hHVl! t0 P“ t a ‘steel p la n t in of coal amounted to 1.J1
„
,, Carson Hutchison ami the
hi, m- , I -xeliangc and discussion of lat,
|, wns ,INu
good English brewer to the Jegj-. *"d think t*o more of ji
7
p
art"
of
the
year
t
l'
a
"-*
‘as
or
grow
w
heat
I
uimmd
lliese services.
iHd folks are
M ss Mary Graves, of Rome, Gu., hers of the bridal p arty.
book;, ns well ns cu rren t event"Nol
,,
j •'>'•“« I
latiire, heiiiuse raid he. onlv light to 1,0 exported. But when a me- hat n,o. i .,|| ,,r
a y still
still t.dl.ing i(
’7 ' 1 sploopppp iinn g at
a( t h a t M o n d e ,,.. , | l(. T rib ii.,,*
G■m y. lad., ’ while we have mm tons, while the ronsiimptws
,"•) Miss:
Yard wide bleaching, H yards for
by
the
United
States
was
maid
of
honi/r,
entered
alone,
and
..
,
,
cu
iscd th e afternoon hours to i„ .s ,
•*a:mie
needs
a
pair
of
pliers
lie
beer
anil
light
wine
eouhl
.or,
local
m
er.'b:ml"
for
yfa p V l *"’ l'"H ""i win t,e |„, | '•Itm
I 'b in iie r a g a i n b y a d d i n g U
It,a
nitt ,"b e ,* ill i ,. . .
°
1
!n"b>r,’,|
|,r
,
•••* hnlp. And a , ransportatton system , speak one
was
beautifully
gowned
in
sapphire
I"
tho
,lining
room
tho
col
,rs
of
.,It|fkl>'
and
n
t
a
Into
hour
th
(919
to
ns;
or,
in
other
iro1
Anieriian.s of drinking too mml, go,-- to a hard w are .-tore and get Inge part ,-t lla- »nes who do M*m|
F IR S T CHURCH O F CHRIST,
0 "• t ,*jid t|„,
language, nnd have o n e ’kind o l S’ ‘ | S^
Z r pc cent j
blue chiffon velvet, with trim m ings ye,low nml
wcro effect iv *K • u
’ nour’ 1"
t n n s yl I In whiskey, deffersnn imported hi* . pair nf -p liers that I nationally I" s..n,e i.tln rto w n f„r th(Mr Rl)m|, m<»nuv
itntnmf
i ‘>nnn/wiA/\ of
. . t __
over to a
.........
::(,.»,
" ;■ vi,.
, 1 ;
1n 'o " S C IE N T IS T
nioney
am
ong
120,000,000
pco"
*
■
;<
t
Stel;
isnii
■
'.'S T * T ' W l* ,.n
w orld’s population the
ajkjng about H and go to I
/ ' 1,1
"
and \1, f'JIillli Ib n il.
are not I*,
, , jr , (l lll(,
w|l((
of ^cal Duches lace. H er h a t wan carried out with q u an tities of g«-M-1! tiiiihnlss,
wine from France. That shock-. 1•',," wn lo be good.
hot rolls, fru it salad,
['Io ui an a re a tho sire of m ost of S ta te consumed 37 per ceo*•
cn glow, yellow, elder, daisies and
"p i
real , date p r a c . V.,11
Wluit. a RriHItl ;H„ I ,f|o
|Ve,,.,g’ t b e Tt'lblHie will 'om e of us now, hilt it is doubtful , He does not g,, expelling Io get hojpcd him alien he w as in need. Europe outside Ilussiu.
C h ristian Science service* nro of Hnpphriu blue velvet, tnm shaped asparagus ferns. Tho dining tnlih* n isp b erry jcllo topped w ith whip
to tal w orld’s coal produttWj
whether mi ice w ater diet would I" pair f o r a dime. He will pnv
I <-d cream nnd coffee.
A still g re a te r distinction be
Mil 1 " T 'r th ''V w,,uIH l»».V their
Robert .1. n „ ||„
evory S unday m orning in tho w ith silver ribbons.
BATH TOWELS
—
, s .'
"«*"«*
« ... navo made him write a better Dec j "inch for one pair as he would have hills hen* b, fn,,. sending any away. tween E urope and tho United U nited S tates also coniuiW
lolly m"t<>r»(| I,, Dc- " r" m an’B club, Oak Avonue near
Tho two flower grils,
Elsie was laid with an exquhiite white
The m em bers enjoying Mrr
cent
of
the
world’s
prod#
(of It good Weekly n e w .
_
lace
cloth,
and
centered
with
th.larntion of Indeponiience.
for a dozen a t the in Gem store
I our* r<' |»u« t fully,
dro. Ilill’ii cordial hospitality were
'
08 . “ found by tho S ecretary Eig iron, 40 of cotton, •#1
tf‘ ’hoy attended i T hird S tre e t, n t 11 o’clock. Sunday Hutchison, the young d au g h ter of
•t i* a paying proposition
And Ilnck. E x tra large size —5 fur
’•ill he buyB th e best. But it in
! 1,10 difference between the s ta n or, 61 of coffee, 75 of T
Mrs. Sjclln A rrington, Mr*. J. C.
nk a t teas I a half a dnz' Wine a, y(t,fk;i)t| j school n t 10 o’clock. S ubject for Mr. nnd Mrs. J 7 cT. 'Hut^ii'isonrnn^d bridt‘H ‘:,,ko- .HUTr,,l" uicti bV
'V.
G.
H
A
R
TLIN
E.
Contemporary
Comment
dard of living in E uropean n a 52 of tin, 77 of raw silk
uspui-^us fern s and B ennett, Mrs. H enry McLnulin,
M forc he turiia it Int,, a
' ’"m orrow , “ Adum
and
Fnllen nieco of tho groom, and H clon'lc.ry
$
mes and th a t o f the United S ta te s itr.ifu,
r .15- „„
ns wt.
well as 50 per1
Doudney, sm all daughter o t Mr. tiny yellow blossoms. Placed at Mr». M attie G. Paco, Mrs. F red T
aa-Union. Many a good
on fn
| Man.”
tbg four corners w ere silver can
Hint inn A urora Borealis will now 1
; Rone into hnukriiptcv
urn
land
M
rs.
Gurney
Doudney
of
Miw
e
aVe^inHno*
V
"
h°
n
r<
rut‘s
'
|
idslt
India’s
nlmoit
______
CHARLOTTE N FW s
*
^
tiv.i l
(wo ^ W ednesday evening
scrv ico s,,
.
. .
dlesticks holding unshadod yellow William*, Mrs. H a rry W ard, Mr*
and then broadcast monkey wrench- 1
hg the dutly field.
■lard ,invi*n «ffi i ! '7 brfn,ru 0U,r •s ta ,‘- 1Pioduction of shellac. A
Roy F. Synies, Mr*. L. 1*. Hagan
T
h,
r“
IVidn"
’bich
include
te.tim
o
n
iala
of
»"•
■
«»>d
«>cce
of
the
bride,
enterf •(»• • s into the rndio m achine. - Louis
tap er i with b u tterfly bows of tulle
r a n o T U ? th ttt ? r thc «vp'
in the consumption of any ,
G eneral P ersh in g hn* fractu red
Infant Sacques and Capes
and
Mis* Annio Hawkins.
hers
nr
•'*|.i,pn„
id,
su
p
erio
r
to
any
J
Ah'
C
h
ris
tia
n
Science
h
ealing
ore
held
H
t°
p
e
th
er
weurm
g
shei
pink
U
.ville C ourier Jo u rn al.
la Mlpitce o t y ea rs to tell his eminp o w ® can n p( consider n ' com m odities in the Unltrij
Fancy House Aprons
n rd Herald, alw ays in
Presiding nt tho coffco service wns
l,,
"
f
M
r
.,•„[
at
7
o’clock
'
f«?ta
frocks
made
entirely
of
tin
y
‘
•ange
in
our
tariff.
The
ta
r
iff;
L'thVw
orid
IrveT
M
r.
a
rn
w
that
-.
,.„w
stan
d
in
g
in
the
jfg** ttdiled an extra at, 11viion th a t w« need an arm y in
I Mrs. Alfrcil Gurnoy Doudney of
All
sixes
—
Color*,
pink,
blue
and
whito
All colors, Former values $1.75
R ear-A dm iral M offett's ..........
.. *l';--•• C niteil S la tes, and a genuine world.
ks, "would"
would at
tec* J
fB°o Holly w rites a col- ju st'u b o ii'l ' t h " ' l i M } ' ' vl' iU''' i t '1 “ U lff "Kaltisf
reinaik
' r l ......
\ : - L ' This 4-hun-h
eh u rrh m ain tain s a free V '" 109’ In. | h d r ,mi.r r ro
/e n d ? h°J,
C0Vn,t r y ’ ho c,°»-1 m arks,
affect
S o u l h Will,
nun* of pink ro»e buds.
in e y | Miami. Salad nnd nn ice course Baptist Parlors Are
tliat tho dirigible is in i u bah, hood a ""V at th a t, not one of the lame
Hnds, h as M en m ainly responsible | tho producing
iroducing countries
countrlo—•
»
'luy* Bob’s dome j u s t a b o u t till? s u m o urn m in t n f a r r i i r a r v to jro on.
$
Reading Room, No, Pill F ir s t Nn$
,
leads us to speculate on whut the "'"I lim ping now rep resen ts tho nnniurnll*
carried- pink bnskets tied w ith were served by M rs. Benjamin
PoUMied Ivory, but anyn h w n lU ,,i:,l/
°t,in i"'> th,!
'*•* for th e developm ent o t m anufocy, would deramd up0*]
Scene
o
f
Class
Meet'
and :<‘nornl^
umivoidnbly
j ii'»nar Bank building, w here tho
W
hittier,
Jr.,
Mrs.
F
ran
k
MacNeill
tu
n
n
g
hero
and
has
b
rought
to
Los
Atigoles*
waist
line
wdl
lie
Mir ,
^thinliB it is tmlid has anIn the purcha*ing P®***
V O U M A K K Y O U R c r e d i t — we k e e n it ” T im a th . , ■, when it matures.—Tin* Detroit M ars nnd S tripes.
Bible ami all authorized C hrisliun pink tulle, and strew ed rouo pet* Mrs. Sanford Doudney, Mrs. A r
labor th e h ig h est real w ages in country.
PHending ,
.• ^ o m to g .- Palm Beach
The Unitto
ooif'th
o u g h / that
ti'",’ we
,nilitariBtic
Tho T. E. L. Clasa of tho Ffrst
thongl,t
liave
to
contend
| Science lite ra tu ro m ay bo road, ul* in the jmth of thc bride.
Ladies' and Children’s Hats
f ,* 7, coui'8,•'
nn n rn ,y* wk i , i _
......... .. " •* " iu conientl iiixtory. A gain, ho declares, th e titalaras, ia tho
I Stet *on to
t* W b»t lire you trying jfro c e r s a y s to t h e e o n n u m o r. A c a s h b a s is is t h e best husi Nows. !
Silk and Satin Brassieres,
Mr. Hutchison had ns h i i ’ beat th u r Vaughan, Misji Helen Vornay Baptlat church held their regular,
"ay.
;
borrowed
o
r
purchased.
Open
daily
developm
ent
of
m
an
u
factu
rin
g
has
■
i
hwnd,1y
.
a
t
icon
n
i
1
T
^
y
h«,i
t,»
f t it is em p ty ?
and Mias Frances Graves: Boxen of
n e s s p o lic y ; b u t. s in c e t h e r e m u s t be c re d it else a Ml f
contemj with
in
the
(jorld
to
d
a
y
^
w
)
(mies,
and
upon
such
occasions
Each
$1.00
huninei
and
social
meeting
Thurs-.
in
Europe
before
:
1
except
9Und*via
and
hoitdnva
fram
I
'“
“''*
Chase.
They
entered
Special, 2 for
■m
W hat ch eer to d ay ? Well,b “a cur
car When thoy are not im perative, they the World
wedding enko w ere d istributed nt
f ccoraPanled by
im proved ic survey nf wot Id e
"">■ ami it is still rug- methods and q u a n tity production, reach Correct conclu
\
of
Or.
6
„*"l«k
”
’r0n'
I
from
,
h
.
vc,t
r
y
«n.l
w
met
.
t
day
afternoon
at
the
church
par-1
load
of
fittxaphoncs
was
derailed
«ny »ort of a y«|| S
derailed | are useful if fo r no o th er reason ing und •’•‘•npiud over there.
L
I
’, ;,! n S j i r S '? 0 andh » S ' 01' T d
« (note from nn, ! \ ii __
,*
.
i
the a lta r by thu brido nnd bor the dooriby the d ain ty little flow Ion, th e meetitng woe presided ovBut it . .
................
riirti we h»vo been able to distribute the high purchuiluf
•to fo r ii football team , i m y n i c n ,
“ 'h^ »
• ' ' - l u l a r near Coffeyvtlln, K ans.—The Flint to let th e w orld know th a t th ere
er girls, Helen Doudnoy and Elsie
. lH b“r‘i to com pass the
a r°la tiv e ly low price, considcr- United'
Sunduy Journal.
’ is lino available fo r nn em ergency,
*
!
o
f
S
I
t
" « « • « A l l J d Gurnoy I'o u d u .y c , Hutchison.
Bum. nor G eorgia hnx
led Stitc*
Stites is ul*#.1
_ ,
«ec? ^
prM ,de^ t ’ M” * B arn«y
, , t h l , aft«'">on,
8(*''.....
*ke UM of tflfl Keadln* Miami, by whom she was g iv e* in
Past Colon. Two to six year sixes
IH .H ° f HUch “ bio thinkers
K th ®
co st o f lalxor, while equnt dad-its
W~of thu iiiim itrel tnuu
j ~Room.
Whether dom ostic or foreign. *
L
ate
r
in
th
o
'
afternoon
the
youngThe oleetric light m ay point the
undtratood.
W,Ji
bo*
ftk h t* ago who said
mifjurv
innn
1
,>f
tho,
American
lin?
l
,
w
,a
more
th*n
meet
mar
plage.
’
h
K’
.
huoinaii session a so
The question, th erefo re, has fo
$
...
fl;0 0
way to pN M , a* Edison suggests,
a t the: college he nt*
R
t W conclusions th at |f)1? ‘r" .C.° n,V®t ‘tion ^ th
low U - ■nd hMh wages, tbe:
The bride, a stately blonde^Wda couple left in thqir oar for AUanta, cial hour was enjoyed. Miss Thel“ W- MvTurp.
‘ th«
* desirability
esl ...............of hav’
do not with
**re
*
:
„
.IHn
t
a
p
ropoaiU
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in
t
h
e
w
o
rld
.
^
‘*
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Dr.
E.
W.
Mobley
and
Miee
Geor
until
•
t
h
e
.
monthly
bill
arrives.
Ga.,
Asheville,
M.
C..
<hd
PbUadel
m r p , tonaorlni A rista
Mr*
Mellon
»«yp,
Pay
^
among
lhe
the
DeH^,r
.'!m
am
ont'
the
lcR"
'
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L
l*'
ln
t,?ro*
h#
•
‘ld«,
high
radiantly
lovely
in
her
wedding
m* Tew gavs a piano selection,
K'K an (M*y, but simply, the. sort
peril „f being engaged in n wafff 8 have ewated a great coo- bo o f grogt benefit
gia Mobley left Friday afternoon
thu ouery ^ o p ^ o V r o u r th "tlie plain, uu- Tho Indianapolis Star.
. F.ivdl'i •
'/ ■ '-i-.v
phia, Fa., with their final deetihn
and sizd o f aa army it ought toTh#.1 W
Mw; B. I |. Canroll and Mrs. R. L.
n» «use D*md- for aGinesvill# where they atended gown of ivory duchess satin made
> ■•jL>
e a t av
Jio
J
populatipn. which has been
but any ecot
ac oniod deadbeat
wi.n
merchant la th e ' most
lOitW
'P
f
' ” ,Ba» l H |. f onto» *
p i . th!9 aftor- thA
hAmw- OM
.4 * ffva
thi' principal factor in our reach»ylng decreed
iXivf. *
tho homo
. „ **l«*M
tils je i
Chur
rch.
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i,uty,i
t
ht,y
d°
n
t
<?0,Uult
his*
mg
quant
production
W * 5 4 i»Id b y th^tdo- not
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Ai
low coat
4.y».w
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triu ^
l5?(1 baby,
vd
v*’
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.
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1S'» it I|.V some trickster husi-
1
r.%
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■n Hundred Ki«rhty Bi>, Fat Roaches
M A D \M E K O IJ.O N TA Y goes
It"
cpM 'sentint.- Russia, hut
-he i* *"|i| 'don’t Vou dare set foot
on ( lull'd S tate- -oil N'«». not even
p;iH-!iu: iluough,” Shi* might bite
;U-. 'avd :io . how. we are t >., •M||«*
! for Mic h a . %)n».
It h>r coM-roiooiit would buy
back K .i it kvV bonds, puiiluiMed
by oil
i h im financiers, that
uniibi I*, i not hi r m atter.
arc
not flaw dloig to hear .sound nrgu
"ir?d and money talk s logically
F o " r T.-xas t„nKl.r, h
Amusements
Expression Classes to
(live a Recital at
1,1
Palm Garden
Tea Room
laKKAKY FILMS
$1.00
DOUDNEY - HUTCHISON NUPTIALS
Drivale Izzy
Murphy”
kl
Secretai-y Mellon on T a r if f Policy
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Tuesday $1.00 Day
( Iiica^o 1ril)iine Moi’oly In*nor«int
100 Bed Spreads—$2.25 values, one for $2.00, another for
i
$1.00 extra.
All colors
I>ook Lovers Club Is
Guest of Mrs. Hill
1.00
l%3
m
1.00
A.
1.00
SPECIAL
! W S i" av: " r - ?>«>»••«•-
12!
THE JUG ARMY PROF
1.00
TS
f
4
1.00
1.00
m
Children’s Dresses
Muslin and Knit Und<
1.00
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5',* -*
:Firestone Products
lifte d
,h0 ra“t
I
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“ : itigh every sta g e of mnnu-----L>
V
U.
fie i i *. to, thq construction of
‘the I id totho- application of the
1it m d o >mrk, inspectors with years
-— —
] of ( Nperionce exam ine every one
Xi.where is more care taken t o 1" 1 1 1 milliona of I<ircstonu tire3
1 annually.
tuin out a finished m ahufnetured I
mod e l of tl^* hig h est stiim lani j
“ 1ithe com pletely equipped
j,ml one tin t is free from all d r- |F irestone lalAirutories, th e tiros
r , , i j than in the F irestone tire [a re
ojorted to atrverc teats. They I
I'.*-r t .i-i'-i a( Akron. Ohio, a c c o rd -1are operated on special machine* j
ing
Mr. .1. M. Kay, S anford, | whi- h duplicate ns ncrirly .as posKla.. I n c tone dealers,
{nlbl-• ••. tu al survice conditions.
(,u!v ere csrefu ily .‘■kilted
“ l 1 " and n ig h t over tillk tru ln
v.ail.men em ployed,1’ the d ealer of mails and under all kinds of
hi. “
’ tii - h"rt <ip:ililv m i d . !•- wen ■r conditions,*n flee,*, of test
m l in checking the actui- t a - id, hnl the tiren are ■i 'idly i i a r
ia iM i <1 through every m nnnf.ic• 1al n ! '* of o p erating the tires in
The tiros a re purposely
*■11' tr p m u “ s to in s u 'e a finished :i t
t 1111; inctts the most e x - | : ;di., ■d to specially severe oper"
nnditioiiR b y uudorlnflatioii
t nxlards.
[ativ
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•
rtoad so t h a t th eir per-nd engineer* i a*‘efally !
( in“ :i‘
■ under the w orst condi■
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M'Merials
that
go
in
|
Tori
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c; vice may be accurately
1
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tire.
The
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the
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of
ha1
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:e!io 'ion,
* la •: ieitv. i '
“T ipu lo n s care all along
id (.<“» i>'I‘. The . >;•'1 t !vc
why Firestones have
• I'd fo*‘ tie !>■'.*,‘iking ie.i
W'lildwide reputat'em foe
*i t o)
utd v i i k ‘ ' i
„ F a c to r y ,D e a le r S a y s
entilation
The h a rd e rt diamond in the ngninyt flnmnging high tem per
world I" the property of Uw CTiev- lo res which n ig h t resu lt she ll !
u e v e r ride in a irtolorcnr rolet M otor Company, which lms the, yrrimll..^ me bunic fail to l»hy
j t i r j f M e d ' th* altornallvc lined the biff diamond continuously w a te r upon the diamond while p
41^* all ventilation
or during the Inst. HI years in ... Li tru in.g, n wheel. The fuse met
.
, ,
■_
t
r „ ; f wii'i'd melt and n*len:-> tli
y d u r h a t fairly blown off .
dressing of abrum ve wherh. f-r
,, ()r .JR„ (|,r r i ( ,
v jM d by th e d ra ft? If you
' ^
>*Uch a choice was mi?, | meet the C hevrolet stam lanis of ;*"!"w ’
th a t mi
____
,t
injure its surface.
lie, you will
be____________
interested in
of a ventilating | nccUrac^ ‘
>
A fte r being placed in the grind
'"which has been incorpor- I ^,uc to hr. extrem e httrdnr.i., ,1(, ,ir ,,.p;. (, under a ivtrcani
e.a
'th o Oustoni Sedpns, which 1 “C-flO1 ns th e gem in iiros.in !l> i(-,. t'i>, diannm d ii m•• .cl l i 1■i.
i o added 1 1 the Studchakor designated iii the ( hcvfplet <<■- .U1,j ft,r t}t irgninat th e rurf.n e ef
•co rd a haH outlived prohahly Mint,. (!ie
whil h r<iVdvc < at
System , which com pletely dOO w orth of diam onds used h;. th , peed of i!,.r>iM) feet nr more lin n
(tea th e c a r w ithout the : coiwiiany.
a mile p er m inute.
The ev n
4teat sem blance of d ra ft is alF. W. Sm ith, grinding engineer nf r e ; on <i M r il .*nv*nd dresses the
fftli-iitlb jec t of com m ent by j tho General Motors C orporal'on, faro nf the wheel sin-mth and trim
llitlMr -tngincerB.
engineers. A fte r »a ....................
sc- m id inventor
of
patent
d method ,( i he v.'.i-d » . then >:s*d in .rimi'n r
...........................
.....................
experim ents, J. I). H o f f - 1for seLting grinding diamonds, >.perations npo‘n henrint!»«. piston
I e f Purdue U niversity, reports contends th a t “ Old C-tUi” m u fre.i;,. nail o ther im portant engine jiari-'
-ordinary speed, the ni r i “ I t is n Smith A frican blair | ‘<> whi“lt U C“mfi i th- unveryitig
Itudebakcr Sedans will I lmllns dinmond originally weieh- miornscapie nreuracy dem anded li
completely every five mip ing about ,rt0 carats," he >aid. "To the stamiaril*' *!■ ,......... t a r i
I i j
day, after ID yearn of t oiiti'im-mi "h't ; a iircc
"t r*Di;dile ■i
windshield is scientifically service in truing the i
'* *‘ * n*1 !■ r - tiptd to adm it nir in ample wheel.-- used on piston job.', D tnl
t
Itlee without dra ft,” I’rofes- weighs "o carats.
An >.r--11:i. ■* ^
! 1)1 - \ ; > f , II hi l‘‘f
H offm an continues. “Tho i n grimiir.g diamond would ha • w*
*M arrangem ent by which it out yenra ago 'Old <' PD'i
• ’'
■.!**>■ - ' ■
the ,!:■' '
T unuaH xxuaiiaiaanxai
i anavaj.'UB j .suk jlm -mwi.w v. * . “
06 adjusted to throw the air th a t it r r n u i'e i r*-setti‘-g <.oiv '• ei o* i f * '
.•> m
<o
rthe roof of the car or down
times a y< v I ' d
■. n
■■ ■ a re h a \ i t * *- ■ ■
Eldar the cowl is unique. 1 know tluimond lin in g will give )'■" .!> ■ n!t- m i I
the ' i v ..... - <>:
fbth«T windshield which enunls solute nccuincy essential i n a *! • '
ats chi!'
I'alba. Standpoint of scientific 'iM>d in r.iv.ing :iirli iinpnrtanL *
■ !»?:■• ' ms ' • •
parts as engine hearings and pi- ' i“ d .-a' • i rotmeil.
• v.-aTfycriiffCicrmrwxgafirr—
•♦ - **’’* * « iw m m u e m m i
>1 o f the nir currents in tons."
I
—-------------------M \N d C \S STATIONEl
l If accomplished by the)
jn
pntented melhi'd of set
n o w s m iv in g
i .w w k f a s t
( t u n i of a handle on the dn-h | j nj, diamonds he first electro
i’al' 'eoii i • otc* ■t the !w t gas
fWlndshlold inny be tilted for- pjntos the exterior
with eo,i«i • >lil“ “ •'i Vi
‘.‘ ef il > : V ill
V I ) it- 1'1 a. ni. t’ nily ............. fitinla.V . O pen
L thereby directing the
nir w h l l . h forma a union ^
i, > '' ■ fp j as dv'*
. " i t n j,\ item F> i ' i'i i. m.
roof o f tlio car. When liltwvWihU; „vt;tl tln,k.r l,if. ■ PII
‘ . 11 : r 1’ , IP1■‘
.-Yi wmI
!>.!• i> 'i- Lttnci:
wa ,**
®hie.!d guides ningnifientions. A circular n v — ■V' ! ■ ",'(•*I C f
UXtlon through especially
de- jn n Kteel slug used i * hold t ’
Ollf ^pt;t’i.i':i:
? Cu * L ^ 1'’ UnL‘Jer t h o ,*:owl- dinmond in the wheel-truing me
In ltru> :«‘l if yon i i f -i ro M , n *•
W between these positions, , (.kjno jB
f iIlo»i with molt - . •»i i
.v cum as! <•!* 1 i< day: n
a il
: F i i \ t i l \ n y Tii*' ■ N u r i t t ^ (hi* D a y
yrindflhlejd forms uu airtig h t f llge aictul.
The copper plated .i priti)ii r, >■n S atiuday nmrpiTg
i ti ■ii'rs Take , 1'ic
far to the rain and cold.
dinmond is immersed in the m : i:*rh r , ich iior poor, on Wedi
•I
S
t
Sffflopment of the controlling (l| w ki,.[l hnrdenr, leaving expos,1I
• .... . n i . . t i l ii'cio
t ;ih.*■ — i ’ias — i* 'iliifh tiu ls
SI
JPKtlt m a rk s n forwnrd strid."' n bout one-third of the gem'., mii
On
t i e aeaign of motor car fittings, f(lC{,
. ,’ *f.
i h 1 v.f, Oppii-'.it? Court H ouhu
s f >r t k 3
.), 't fad
n
fed opened, tho windshield is
.1
vvr :v 1 el i ii'iber c,i nl'T.l Ji;Vi[11■■ii
This core of fuse n n dill
ja l give
giv
J ^ O l u t e l y rigid by nn adjust-! lh " ^ i a n ^ . d em m .^t e pr.iti ct ion m tvi:,111 r"l *i' .
r * 44n n « r r. r u 3ci? u k a t:
on nn H n w n a a iii i n i Q i i i i a i i v K
I# a r m ; connecting the lower
ia* of th o windshield franm
the solid fram ew ork of the
5*!•**-t-
The
Task, Shop
w
• • •
i ’rompf Delivery Guaranteed—These Cars Are
NOW ON DISPLAY
LINCOLN
FORD
FORDSON
•
9
_
Palm etto Avenue at Commercial Street
for E c o n o t t i i c a l 7 r a n s f j o r t a t i o n
D ealer Plana
To Show Assembly*
\t
r- .
,j t h e ‘ creation of the As-'
|f- Plant of tho Jacksonville |
of thq Ford Motor rum - !
r ; a t has ocen necessary on iir4 ?J ) t - t h e OYcr iucreaRing de ,
Mfor Ford Produi ts in t 'n t
fry to contiminlly add to the 1
(r building.
|
additions are now complete I
ha plant is open to tlic pub- !
* Inapodion.
!
opening date has item set •
J.' i o r lNovember ir> to lit inidnsivc j
^ f a l d ' i p d w . r d , Higgins, lne., local
. Vnnl dealer,' is Inviting all local i
■Interested to attend this i
iff and nvail themselves of |
Opportunity of liitcing how a •
rd' ta araembled. . In order to .
fccati^modatc the pnltlic it is the
f this nlnnt to operate the
v a r i e s dypattmcriUi from 1 o’ 5
i,p. nt. to !>:{!() p. m.. r.o that
tHosjjfwho cannot attend during ]
,lly enn make nn im pertinn of
jftant in the evening.
^re will lie n sufficient mint
h W m guides on hin>d to h in 11 ■
k iw y f c f ie crowd, ns no doittd a good ’
t^I; will take advantage oT this ,
tun Itty to inspect tlw new I
Several of the eivic clubs
JJprganlxations of Jncka'invillo 1
l.attond in n body.
i
■m* h > fat
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m.
Herald Classified Ads Bring Results
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m
AH’LANK LINK
■* -(a
I
airplane p.tBBetiger r.ervice
aaljbecn cstahtished hetweeii l'e |
poll.and Grand Kuindi. The see
Sperntes every day except Mat >
and Sunday and * fveri t h e 1
ce in an hour and f> m in u te s .,
h i
rs,
an and Night
(tic Celebration
lie, Volusia County
‘Grounds, DrLand
T h e Landau, $765 {L o. b. Hun. Ulck.) y
T
G ie v r o le t C lo s e d B o d ie s
l
th e W
I
ID POLICE and FI HEM EN
lapan”
£
byF
is h e r
L u s t r o u s D u c o In b e a u t if u l, m h d ls h
co lo rs assures th e p erm a n en ce o f th e ir
e x te r n a l b eau ty. U p h o ls te r y ,tr im ,c u s h
io n in g , hard w are a n d a p p o in tm e n ts—
o llc o n tr ib u te to th e ir u n c h a U c n g c d v a lu e
-*-a v a lu e th a t is m a k in g th e sm o o th e st
C h e v r o le t in C h ev r o le t h istory th e m o s t
p o p u la r ev er offered.
Touring Car ..................$ 938
Coupe
..................
991
Sedan ............................... 1044
Special
P irsw orka
Sedun ....... ......... 1114
1 *5
T ourlngjor KondMcr $510, Coup* or C oach]$64SjS«dan $735. A If Price., /. o. h. H im ,'M ichigan
Small do*vn puyincnt and cnnueulant innu.
Aak obau* n*o- <Sf,o Purduru Certificate Plan-
eta
' c At Once
o r ld P r o v id e s n o F in e r '!
C h ev r o le t Is the o n ly lo w -p r ic e d car
offerin g closed b od ies b y Fisher— ac
k n o w led g ed everyw h ere to repreaent th e
h ig h e st order o f beauty, lu x u ry , safety
a n d va lu e. O n th e lea d in g cars in every
p r ic e c la s s th e F is h e r e m b le m is ac
c e p te d as a h a llm a r k o f d i s t i n c t i o n .
right
&• u s t
The im portance o f
the many recent im
provements in Dodge
Brothers M otorCars
justifies us in urging
everyone, prospective
buyers or not,4 0 see
an d drive the c a r
Elm Ave. at 13th Street'
I’hone 3 for Demonstration
e
IO N :
l ,
A ftsm oon
Sanford Avenue at 10th Street
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to A f.
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others ’2 6 Police Advocate A
All War On Obnoxious
production Automobile Slogan
| at Illinois this year, and t is ccrj tain to be, well coached in how to
I combat tbe mysteries of Penn’s
j Magicians.
b h iy
I
It w ill Is* n e r o t i n g to n o te w h a t
Ten Men Appointed To Captain Teams
In Trade Body Membership Campaign
happens to the hocus-pocus muI rank I’. Fort ier, chairm an oi ) toward pnym entSrf debt incurred
I neuvers of Peon when it meets llliThere
was
a
time
when
a
decor
the
Chamber of Commerce mem- Inst year; tourist and entertainment
; nois.
JtT m otor t* r nhlpbet-ship
campaign committee, wjn jccmmittw;_ iudustrial cnmmittr*
ated
automobilo
was
considered
B«thers factor at
,
■, , ,
... .
. .
nnd publicity committee,
S
tars
ns
Managers
original
and
attractive,
bu
t
an
fads
he
assisted
by 10 team captains, i
«t 26. 1926.1,,ft th °
| Major league owners are hccom- it was announced today. They are;
f .t 1:30 in t*lL‘ a ^U',r have a wny of dying from over u n p [F °u r Horsemen
„ . is
... now
.........
I 1 w years ago Notre Damv 'nK more than ever convinced th a t
■I I,. Wells, Clyde Byrd, W. M.
„rd
l’eL‘n e!ltub' and abuse the decorated_ car
t» (ienlera
Vicinity Of Homes!
considered in the sameb class w i t h i bUl* 1 l,;ickfield comprising Ktuhld 'th e wisdom of making a s tar play* McKinnon, A. I# Hiatt, Dr. K. D. j
t e h ^ 2 5 t > l9fl7, th e
, , !re,R> • I-:iyde I. Crowley and Miller. |*’r m anager when he is at the top Brownell, Dr. Mortimer Glover, \
the one efam ous expression
fssion, Huh N o <hi.d i you have heard those of his game, is drcidcly <|uestion- Sam l.loyd, Albert Itaffeld, H. <**4
(By N, I',. A. Service)
,
»'
’ your old m an."
nnme: la*f<ue.
; able.
' ,Vwth of l)wdKe
Hutcliisori and Itaymornl G. Fox.
CHICAGO.
Nov.
0
The
great
tat
j
is revealed d en rThe person who paints signs and
The hour Ilor emon” was tinIn like manner, 1 never could
Tim team captains will enrh auto accident danger for children j
,ment from ‘ he f « - pictures on his car no longer is con nickname given
to the
Noli ■ rnderstand wliy a star player, still ha,,- three workers for the c a m
in front of their own homes I
j * date? on which
Dame
l»a<
kfiehl
because
of
it ; in his prime should want to hnnd- paign whirl, will he held on N o v -lnlurk:;
tio r school hours, aeconlmg to
sidered front rank man in the le
^ . o d the fiKurea
greut speed. It stuck to them to nip his game by saddling on aim- Id, IT and IH. 'I hr1 campaign will
The 1921 pro- gion of A m erica’s humorists.
the end i,f their <iircrrs.
, self the added responsibilities of be waged solely for memliers anil survey of Chicago accidents nnub
by the National Safely Council.
The idea of pointing a slogan on
The Illinois haek/iti’d of this ; manager,
ipasted April f'l the
not contributions, according to 12.
The survey shows Hint a major
There, is enough woe, worry and V Douglass, president of the trade ) ity
1 the 11)2.1, Juno 9, <»ul a car was originated in the United year has plenty of class. While it
^ i . l e n i a n m i r r e d 'b i
may
lark
the
speed
of
the
“
Pour
thought
to
managing
a
lag
job.
body
The membership fee is tween f> and () p. m.
States by poineers who found a
I 22.
it is a romhination fa ilu re of his club to win, is cer* $ar,.
Lntly arrelernliop <!<*- certain am ount of inspiration from Horsemen,
More *ix year-old children were'
mighty hard to stop.
1tain to reflect itsoir in the work
’
Borthers prodThe chamber's policy will be to struck than of any ntiicr age. The]
the
sign
"Pike's
Peak
or
Btast"
"The f o u r Mules" is (tie name of the s ta r player manat*, r
Urban May, sn 'es"work out of debt,” this year. I'd next larged group was those
|
It seems much mmo sensible to ward .) Trot lor, ecretary. “ No
Miller 0 . P h illip s which they painted on th eir cover Coach Itoh Zuppkc of Illinois gn\"
five vein's and those of eiglil 1
to his buck if elil heraase of their get till there is mil ,,f (he s ta r us pc'tin it ton will lie contracted for
(tec [troth its D ealer, ed wagons.
were a close third.
stuhlmi
n if mil i t ics ii, rvt usin g i 11 a player tie foi e coos,doring hi * ni'ltl the money 1* on haiul," he dr1
,. evidence
of public
.......
Thu fearless motorist, in cotton
T h e pr, I ipul sa fe g u a rd n f w
pie abilities as a manager,
i la 101J.
dir fia t that depend - j <]uat«r, goggles and motor cap, who lie stopped.
<ateil
by (lie N’litnnia l S n te 'i
*
*
! I’.ddie t oil iris took chaigi* of the
The chamber's
finance
and C o u n c il is 1 \ ! "risive pla yg ro un d de
luml investment viilm- travcdled many years before the
Now
the
Magicians
.W
hite
S,,v
after
lie
had
reached
memhoP hip committee^ hope to w-lopmeiiT win, ti w ill kee|i the 1 till
l„f the policy adopted world w ar in a bugo'borseless c a r
I he l’enn tea tain ts game- to , the peak o( tim garni- He Ims been . h u e , ’ «J.T.IIUIi IT"in memberships,
llfr ,
,,vH s and give it,....
,U„ l,y Hedge Hroth - riage, was next to adopt a slo. . .
, .
|<late has shown a hafflitig olfen. . 1"■rnarkahly successful as muting
ati" t, will he budgeted for a mim ; n
wh(,n . (hl,y
)t|Iiy
Litaritlv improving a gun. He
was proud of the sign, I r . , , , r, , ,
, ,
. , , i ....
,
*
> 1 in luti'kiiMii n ,‘.ort s to a hmlthfi , <*■ JNow Hunt In* is Hourly through her of activities.
Among the j -a te l'
nJanl design instead ‘Hxcuse my Dust.
bull uttark that so far has cum<l pbiycr, he '-limilil la* an out- item of proposed expenditures j
tn stimulate sales
This was usunlly accompanied by j plotelv mystified its i,'pp, metils. | standing non I'Jiiying leader for Ule
_
!
[np* in appearance lennnnts pinned on the car. There
The Ftr.i and Blue, tmekfie
tmckfield b mi j years.
Current expenses of trade body;
anil
by
unniial
anWi.re
penllHnts
from
N
iagara
Falls,
bon
dies the ball much a fte r the man- 1
buy th e
new niiM<lcls.
Atlantic City and
Philadelphia, ner of a magician; first you see
I
jroving th a t the motorist had tr a v it, and then you don't.
eled some in his dny.
Laws A re
It's tougher to ilec’de who is car
.Many years a fte r came the era of eying the hall for Penn than try
For S a f e t y cheap used cars, and college youths ing to kpat the shell g um- bv I
W ith in thirty days after its in tr o d u ctio n , th<tGrc«C>
seized upon heaps of junk winch guessing where the littl e pea 1
'■
est
Hi lie1-; liver B u ilt received o n e o f th e g r c itifit
Service)
It in sail I Coach ! mi Voting has
could he bought fur $25. Such ci
tributes ever paid a m otor car.
j N,,v. 1! Fvery state immediately were painted (by the Iliad able assstam e ft am dm ie '
jj
Usl i f t
l,hfiill adapt uniform owner) in college and f r a te r n ity unwin d Thur-ton ie bedding up In '
N in e iurerm iriomifly fam ou s A . A . A.speedw ay i t a n
11 II minds, sii- mini'.; andi aclt car win given a 'o ffe n s e . This \ ming will in
■
singled it «>■<(, above n il other cars, for their personal
I. ............. public name, such us “Julia" "l.enn" or dciiy or affirm.
I
use uiul /hr their /a m itie s/
How Penn pull: Ihu b i n pocas
I, p,; 11 01111meat “ Lizzie.’’
,
T h e racing aces w h o h a v e th u s d em o n stra ted t h d r
l . [toil M ml dr.vers
M.-unitactnrera next ,.:iw the Jios stuff -.till 1- :i mvstei \
n
upproval o f tlie Nexv B u ick are:
When illjtioi
meets Pelmsyl ,
l,i |„ 1,11 .-mii t'liniliar eliility of advertising and began to
■
■
„! .ir i ’’ and :I put the car's name on the spare van a it Will lm a clash between the
Mkr rlfiill^iK »ii*nn\* — I l»rm*
♦ Frank L ockhart
* P ete D e P a o lo
J Only lht> lies! of m a to r in ls a n d
Four Mules and as many Mngi-J
MiMtijtrlui llrn« ill iittr i|rw
v ;lr .a. ' 'I p- r i rid l ' c cover.
I
du
(
mi ill.
fur
♦
C
liff
W
o
o
d
o
u
r
y
* Fred C o m e r
eians.
It
remains
to
he
seen
I
J
e
x
p
e
rt
w
o
r
k
m
a
n
s
h
i
p
go
in
to
trouble' would bo
K H ’IMp p n i t f H j t
riu n fitrl
im ti
' Tilk ge i n d e n t s again saw g r e a t ♦ Earl C o o p er
* D a v e L e w is
whether the kick of the Mules will I
r n n i t m i j — i h r r l i o ^ i n H r P t ti(
■
o
u
r
tons.
, er pnasibiiiLies in auto decorations
t-liii m
i
ri i rr ilrh p r* . — t m i
■
♦ Frank E lliott
* B ob M cD onogh
render void the
sleight-of-liand
■ 0111 m i l l k p I a t a u r i b T l s n % 1uiul signs. The country was cov
S j T h e y a r e g u a r a n t e e d to last.
* B e n n ett H1U
tricks of the Magcians.
I u k > I ' u l l - ' i l u p H i i H immih n l i i t l l '
||fl\ HAS IMlWIdl
ered with wise-cracks and epigrams
r
* * *
l u n c t i n ' l l r m l u n - t l -<• * I i p I d u
l n ^ ( )<*iir'H
m ill
tm *"
A-li*l|
"Chicken, here’s your coupe,” “ In Just Old S tuff
§
I'hone SIT
IMirl
h i t i nl« rn tiH 'llm iM
lu n r
| has pus-eil a law case of fire throw this in," “ Baby,
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n
‘i*
11
n
i
i
t
t
l
p
0
1
1
i
j
f
l
i
e
r
f
>
|M*'*■
This hidden ball stuff is far
carrier mater ve- aveledh'kf (c scr’hae-h’atfTtueuderpd
H i*
llu> i t m t .
tcontrol of the rail- here's your rattle," and many oth from living new.
Dari mouth teams of old, cone li
#n, v.hit'll bar tin) ers
ed by Major Frank Cavanugh, nft-j
issuing certifiA fter tjip wise cracks came the en used it to advantage.
\hc convenience and
‘We Trim On* Car n tu l N <d
stickers, the most popular the bathSince going to Boston Colleg"
iffic.
th e O w n e r ’
ing girl. The stickers were pasted iIH football couch, Cavanaugh has
on the front and hack glass plates continued to make- use of tin- hid
m o l t s AID I’D
and pictures were drawn on the I den ball methods
cur.*
• ■
i
■
only do Cavanaugh's hacks!
Magnolia Ave.
khivtts law, tlu t all
,.v f f l
use deception in the handling of j
Here
the
police
stepped
in.
They
|
101 a In: route bad
tltfnre the co’iimis- saw danger in windshield stickers, j the bull hut they mb) t<> the gen-.
a ceil 1finite al- As a result, many states and cities e n d confusion by yelling like a
are considering laws to prohibit bunch of Indians in an effort to
■av.-l 'he district,
\>
flur 1trice* uri* lower ifiitrt Ihour* fur tun II itnlrr llrt% A n i l > 0 1 1
fu rther unset the opposition.
.sign
sticker and slogan.
I*now dial >on nrr* Kctlliiu ,miir in on ■*>’•< m trlli.
in the inlcrcHls
Percy
Hnugfttnn
made
use
of
it
New Jersey has passed a state
liars.
law which makes it illegal to drive for a number of years at Harvard.
car;: th a t have vulgar phrases, pic Against Yale, it wits the Crimson s
IftPI T GAINS
:i?.chi
:t:cvn m. s . i u n i
i nh. n .
1*
tures ami signs 011 them and the most successful play for a long
I I.IHI
-ih I. It> IlnlltHHi
:to«:(*•! iirir. < l. < or«i
u.ii.%
time.
Tad Jones finally caused
UMM»
; t o \ «.7 n iiMiioon
owner
of
such
a
car
may
have
his
| jndui tioii Inis ini:%. ni««* < i* tu ru ii.m
1HMMI
H arvard to shelve the play.
UU\1.U» llnllomi
driving
license
revoked.
ilD i.V in llitllo n ti
III ^ I s. s. rn n l
1IMIO
in (uituula. For
Most important,
perhaps, in
III vlI.IH* l l n l l n o n
s . S, C o r i l
O ther police authorities have breaking lip the hidden ball ntPaon hs the cumuliiI ris
cars or ruled th a t stickers must not he tiuk is a strong, fijsl charging line
lore than last year's placed on the front or re a r ofa car, that will nip the, magic in its in
as they interfere with the driver’s fancy.
: wmc period.
vision ami may cause accidents.
INKING WAR
Zuppke Is Wise
There are few more, resource j ^
Chandler Reported
n
'parking war'is beful coaches in the country than ■
Gaining
in
Favor
Motonsls are
Boh Zuppke of Illinois. It is a 1*
*)' the parking recinch th a t In* already has given
Sanford, Fla.
Traffie Inspector
Demonstration of the new Chan the hidden ball strategy of Penn
-100 W. F irst St.
finj for six nmre tow dler have been more than satisfac pinch thought.
rhitne !»7H
bring m at leant tory to a large number of Florida
Zuppke has u pretty good line
' to the pound.
people, who have liked the new
model bo well th at it is rapidly
. i <«;
RK-ITtOOF TTIIK
taking its place ns one of the most
popular machines in the state, ac
f"lf tire with iimtcr cording to H a rry Kent, president
‘M 1
i. o. b. Factory
foperforation by pails of the Florida Chandler Company.
*tnl. nccnriling to the
"Im proved lines and g re a te r all
T h a t is th e p resen t p rice o f th e n ew
bureau of Stun- round efficiency have contributed
53$
M e t r o p o lit a n S e d a n , $ 3 6 0 lo w e r
■tertuhf uf ) lie punc- to the success of the late models
Portable Phonograph
ill ■f
fr contains ;l ,'h,.mit.J4]
our auto renting system is sntis............ and the smooth Pikes Peak motor
th a n th e form er p r ice — a n d a better,
ftictory to our p„lr>ns, ns they
.hlu,‘1 whi<Ji repairs is making thousands of friends all Spend year money for Gas and
*ns>
ric h e r car in e v e r y w a y !
have the selection of the cur they
■natnntly.
over the country,” Mr. Kent said. Oil, Tires and Tubes, Auto Acces
desire, and can drive the best, they
sories, Phonographs and Records,
have a multitude of earn to choose
Radio, Flashlights and Hot-Shot
from,
and all are guaranteed per
Batteries, etc and get the partic
fect, mechanically ami otherwise,
ulars on the Free Phonograph.
and the rental rate;;, by the trip
'v '
<ir by the hour or day, are t iiwuit f OVER
ably low.
Rines
\7* * *4- / \ CY_T
3t
!
Herald Classified Ads Bring Res
»?
G r e a t A j ii e r ^ c a n
R a c in g S ta rs
Greatest B U IC K Ever BuihS
^ i y
3
) W
/
5 J 7 TOP
S
at these Low er Prices
T
ie n a tu n n
uror/A
...}
[ model TRIM CO.
BUCK COMPANY
R ay B r o s.’ W h o lesa le T ire s;
& B attery S u p p ly
Free!
sty
( uey,
g
GeT
that
Filling Station
( OLD MILK WAGOAl
oar of twg.
wav
1113 Hanford Ave.
Phan* 461-J
‘9 9 5
f. o. b. Ftctorr
Reel & Sons
T h in k o f su c h a lo w p rice for ih e
b e a u tifu l n e w S tandard S ix S e d a n d istin g u ish e d in sty le , lu x u r io u s in
c o m fo r t, a n d im p ressive in its p ow er!
M yrtle Ave. and 2nd St.
/
m
Elton ,J. Moughton
a r c h it e c t
F irst National Bank Bldg.
Sanford, ------------ Florida
/A
WHADOAYA
5w dfL
Meam ? KoGGirt’
TH’ ROAD WITH
/
GET TH E BE ST
Flower Urr.s, Concrete blocks
of all kinds, Roofing Tile, Coment Coloring, Etc* from
SANFO RD CEM ENT
PR O D U C T S CO.
9th and Maple
t h a t ol* c am
\
L
Phone D 2-W
F . AW ALT
PAINTING AND
h»“
YOU - DRIVE - IT
By Small
that
C£ o'
J unk, /
Chandler’s
new low prices
astonish everybody
*1595
*: ,,
d e c o r a t in g
i .
v "\t':
PhoM 568>W
STUDEBAKER Cus
tom Cars do n^t' sacri
fice in inward quality
for outward s h o w .
Having* achieved per
formance in the en
gine and durability in
the chasis, the only
thing left was to clothe
them in the livery of
custom car! .
LONGEST ON MILEAGE -LOWEST ON
^MAINTENANCE ; .
w<
■r
HESE and all nineteen of the new 1927 Chandler models have ‘ ;;l| |
the priceless advantage o£“One Shot*’centralized chassis lubrica*
don—together with such features as an air cleaner} an oil purifiers- ^
Awheel brakes} thermostatic cooling; self*adjusting spring shade*;,
1 les* etc., etc., etc. Bring in your present car foe liberal appraisal* v
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With the Announcement. Ja» • | «'m* . *. hi.I witlrna fr.
li,. t <tptin|f. that an inter-tleinnn-! iti<..rhs tin- .!r«-am nf Hi. I
.
tv:
inational Bible conference nmljhi.vn he* miir a reality,
missionary home would he estab-1
Im-luiluil ia ihe list nf bltiM r.g
_____
. IIIIK.'H'
on a .Hw m re trac t of land | i' i.< pi. iun il i
a lu:g;
|(,U t(i0 0 r
rn .tirn
.of the city t ibc i'i o le In til)!- Iriu nun I, I In*1
E x c e lle n c e
jirmit-n of Longvve-Jil. central
ce
Flqr* founders of Ihe project in re t"
*
I c v r - P u l t ' d I id:: awoke to the fa rt that a ri a! gath* c ft i .11 sections nf
aiP
. . . . . . i . 1 i --------- . . . . .
r....
,
, ' 1effort
lt.nl iK’en put forth
to mahe and •>lh'T •uotries. nro'iii'i'-at n*
.
VOV*
Cl
i
seraine!
•
f
’nutity
Lpnvvn
in
rung* ligions woii;.>r.s
iiic *
mini!.
J
( ions ciiviernll over the world.
The conference and the linin'*
The conferen.-e, as now tiluiiaed.!
•were for yeu is the dream of llr, will Ivioinc s setni-aiuma! in t*
K. *1. I’nce, a nationally known lli- tution, with discuvinii* of wo Id
ble teneher and religious cartoon wide importance being ln!d at
ist. A lter Dr. Pace hud succesi cue !i session of the year.
•fully IntfcTvsted enough wealth} ' Homes for inissioiiaries,
v a n d F i s h i n f i r laymen in the project, he and his country cm furlough, ate
.
i>■’ .-v w ...
n:uuu iates began at once to search, luiilt in the near future. I>i
a suitable location, (tompel •ai."I; to make of l.nnew-*
i-.-.ji* a 'ii*.
/\ M»s •
.1 i'i 1 ..cull 111*11 ill 1
A fte r p e r 1 ■ing with at least two other well c \ ‘ Icaupe for ideas .uni fur
■
Mirt
ii.*: on
its gal' - (<•»• th- 1.1.1 igui il li.-irm
.known cities of the slate in an utule? stirnding among tiic w
1
1
t
l
•••!>
h**-i
.iru
islu-d ami DuIeffort to locate the project, l.ong lo fori ign fields a*. well .
I'Oiu’tv'iiid will
t. 1 in 1hi- iwork in t hi' t-i.ili"’ i* Jni k«*y 11
place
of
learning
for
tiom.
[wood,
through
the
tiiclcs*
efforts
L . t vat at i«»iiis* th is
! improved.
i never In t'iiv. isfO fi- j of a few of its most zealous c iti shun workers.
Sonic
of
the
most
prominent
I
zens,
finally
succeeded
in
landing
f„reir<)lie i n n r l u s i o n
it and its addition to the social and chui li workers iti th** •-.>11111 • > nr'
,!v h o a .v ... vloso religious life of central Florida i on tin* Hoard /if i-uiilrnl. inauy of
L lli**
kii
co' growth
i*........ o.f.. ..th e expected to he. a boon to the en them have already unuoiim-od thei
•# * MfiJBBWT
'
B ib le L e c t u r e s A r e
D e c la r e d a S u c c e s s
|g Season Is
], Open Nov. 1
|1C(1 To Sport:
[any tourist tiifilitien •tirc statc
0
M‘
di
««1.•1 I*.*
V1 in:
-•
t:
:•*:.( ,*u *.* •
r
:In-
.it tin1 S' iniinda Race (.‘nurse, due to '
Hath lluilding: have been entirely r*
1 ,., v . l > .
Intciior di'coratoi •. arc als
iai| | ... !. It iildiiig have been •nliirgi d
F low ing W ell D istrict O f
C ounty E a s t O f L ongw ood
C alled G ood Truck L a n d
intent ions o f spending
Irtailltnenl fe a llir i’S. ) Work o f elenring the huge true' 1 tern in I.ongwood. So
L ft| advantages jM is-j for the erection of the first build : sites in a-nl l a : : r <he
has ,w
been
way 'for
* tl,,.* Mr Iion nf the J'wm k"u
*“" under
........
.....nev
"l I g.'onmis have already
,!« ra l weeks. Well known land - jj , lit.seiI tiv wealthy lay.-i
ihidi the
l| l|l till' Wo|'
. “ town
' , is1 .located
1,,, ,, cape architects have been employ - , lilt'.'t
J,!'?,Mrtsn„.n who e*l to plan the entire tract. Coh- , al .. d - , , , t i i p- m' tl"
Iritl Ef.dlowuig a good | 1,«ct‘,r» will soon hav emeu on 'tin sla t..
‘Vh,« I’.ihie lectures delivered in
l.i iigwcc.d during the past week
h\ l>r. K. ,1. Pace, noted teacher
aril cartoonist, have been de
clared • ucccs iful by the citizens
of I.ongwood and from other
sections i f central Florida and
phi me are under way for other
meeting!. in tile future.
Hr. Pace u .i*d his own car
teoils to ilhislrati* his lectures,
in mnovat'oM in this form of
• dm it ion noil cntortainnicnt.
sic- I.ongwood Itaplist clmrch
wa- used for the Hilde lectures.
Kennev Kros ('a Maitland Lumber
^ General BuildeT''Company Is Lowest
Of New Grandstand
On Material
F ir s t
C itiz e n
D ig is
b es S cen es O f E ei
D a y s I n T h e C tfii
--------\
Miles upon miles o f .
tim ber land, sand tra ils,
th re a d s th ro u g h th e *
lund.s show ing1 t h a t ___
set his foot upon th e eoti
Indians, occasionally
per, wild life in abi
p riv a tio n th a t would —
th e s tro n g e st o f m en if ij
and s p irit— th a t w as
I'. A. Hpaieyer, presiiK'nt of Florida in November of 1
Const rut-1 in
liu- Maitland Lumber Company, Kdwnrd Warren Henck, addphian by
in Altuinon which furnished the lumber and *»>•,»••■«■•■
•** birth but
,
,-mciit
fort
he
construction
of
the
ca™*
th” u«h
to
Springs,
are
the
general
roa
1 district east "f ! ii mu the 1 npnl growth of the
Si-minola
race
course
grnndstnnd,
I
P»*k°d
on
to
'"'uat <• b ?
gi,.ve->til
1
•\idi-nt
that
they.
too.
tiavlors for the. Semiiiobi rue. I
. o mil 1 of l-ah '
if,te
d
today
that
the
lumber
used
wood,
where
hn
homfi*—*
Ibriulgli the woods, or m ----- -- -------- 1 1 1loti of lam' ■'ill prove In Mi-10-i:• I wlleoetaoin *"in c e-ramlstiind and tin- proin 1
.toil
1 ping liitu wale 1 where
was
geinnine
yellow
t»ino
and
that
townslt®.
.-.ill
(Hove
profit.ihle
win
11
of
heal
11 lilt-i *m;-:.l till- Wi ki •
the coiirfv.* have l-t.-u
'hh await
Came in
t'ie cement in the sidewnlks and] Tho early days of M
k
,g In-tier known ing size.
or,
itii-iuinir
wo<-k perfnrmed by th. driveway was of the best monufnc- life after ho flnlshod school^!
*,-s Uen ii ported from
Continual
tffo
it
s«ic
being
•cl!--' gruu.id hi
has l-ccn very »:atisf:ic- ture.
cacii Vial. f the county and
spent as a civil cnfinMT, at
■ v ■■t.ilde nop*. nuule l.ythe l.on.'w e>d ( h:imh"i ot
spito
of the fact that tin
v.liicli
t'>
pr*
dm
L|. |,:,i • aln ady begun
This
company,
of
whicli
R.
A.
.
which time ho laid mit th% j
(
’ommerce
and
private
land
orgnnA n:milii*i' >it 1 '•l. i , fa m is liav
1 -mtmet called for a inmpleU-d fob'
]tir fall him:.. The manv
Wheeler
is
vice-prosidont
and
genLongwood .n e a r BostOlU:
1
/.ations,
to
interest
,,uhtuutial
:d
rend
\
alre
I i-i-** added lo t1 -•
within "tl days alter the founduvu.r.ity arc teeming
end sales malinger, also furnished which ho named the toaqi 0» >
farmer.* in this di-Urii!. \Vit!» th" ■i ■1 was laid.
. <nips, ?J*l|l‘ll
•
|,roiiii. m g ot In -1
aniiike liass are getpad year’:-great siii-c***-* in celery
”1
as l» till, i- and I • :-i
Tin* stand, secretary's office, the equipment for the new San- W00^’ ^ |° j S’
if'.':!,pV .1■- the Wen•
Various higiil uni' 10 the smith being widely advertised, many auction house, club house bridge Lntnlo club house. Tho clubhouse -h0 United Statom. Wnlla^
F a r m o f ,1. A . B i s t l i n e S a i d in H t'fi'itl A f t i v i t i o ' t Oil W a t i T - end of to* comity have li(-n plant farms have been • leafed,.and many
is being finished within the next "«vy Mr. Honck circled W*
xr*.
club house, pies?., box, entrain e few weeks and will "stand ns a , become infatuated wita ,UM
Hc O n e O f L a rife s t O f K in d i
Tront OT P r o p e r lien S tir- |ed lo c i l iu s and orange groves. more are going to 1*“ cleared and
Lpletion of the Ban I an
gntei: and the juilgi s stand were model of the material sold **«' t
i0"* ^kia having coniidertbM ,
low, located two m i l d
In S l a t e O f F l o r i d a T o d a y ; 1 ru tin d in ;; l .o n i 'w o o tl I s B oon .Many of the a- i r e ;d >o in the flow i-nltivat M in llie near future
all
handled by the Kenney Broth Maitland Lumber Compnny."
>ng upon hia decision to,
I
oiigwnod’s
shipping
facilities
town proper, is exM anv P o u ltry F a r m s T h e r e !
T o R n l i r e S e m i n o l e F o '.m t y in g well ground and receive llial
e ls Company, who not only com.
,
,. „
»v,_ Florida. It was while ha <1
teuvy crop-- are good. The
| be a great factor in
(im
c
1
1
Hccupyiug
a
large
place
in
tno
Ulldergt olinil 1:1. u ion which lln ,
pb-tul their miitract on scheduled
tlie navy thnt President '
winter visitor.
The
10 01 line of Ihe Atlnnli'* thnist
very
benu-!
industrial
life
of
northern
Orange
coiitrilnili-d
«o
iiiii
!i
to
Sanford
’(he
lieu
vilification
wml.
on
many
time,
but
iilsu
made,
a
The largest squall farm in the
was ase.xssinated and ha
fipite of its re( out coin- j
1 Line Railway Company cuts d i
county, this company hno buen
i.-i expected to add materially to sucres*ful celery imlii, try.
I iful job of their work.
n,.v
u-reat
laBt
surviving mombar
on- of the prettiest ' (state is located in the town of lakes in the vitality of Longwood,
rectly
‘hrougli
the
heart
of
Ihe
en
successful bidders on tunny
iNllitii-ioll:.
five noil
'11 :« "•
The toinpany was first organ
«•; in tlii ijnit of the Longwood nmlis the property . of | the town's attractiveness a: a ton J farms have been phitl-d in the tile dist a l. (IhoiI roads to both
hofh their Fu^ r! \ GVa.r d , 0f, H°r°fi
Jiin the m-vt few weeks J. A. Ilistline, one of the hesi 1 1 ist Mini i-tiiirt • cenjte*. Several I I.ongwood camtimi witiuo the pe 1 Sanford and flrlan lo, and tooth- ized in lU2r>, at. tlrlimdo, Inter re* h.-mc, county ami in Seminole. lit
ln o n d c n r !
leaving kto A It it nioii li- S prin g’, he i or . inimlly advertised Us aer- a at« Vin ^ndepondence
'.-initio!.|boi«e will in- finished known poultry fanciers in the D oi , i\* ( til improvements on mine ot ‘ *wo ycarr.
'Lu.v **1 i tu-l 1 n* <• ,r point:I I nil >v‘iere they tie* iun* iin-ntifn,,t 1 1 :i- .0 the people of both counties I'hilnddphiu.
Liy .Iicial activities
.,
I, . i-«
|--i
1 e 11 101
1<-d
tic largest In
bike
>-i*'i 1
'■ ••• lUl
bu.- Mnrjila • oi ut.. • :i1 •• -l- sl
IM " vv-'li
. , j( v,
ti.
ii v nugui 1• well f*"
f"i ; t| . ., u,.
viuioos major constnn-tion ami il l past year's business reIt was shortly a fttr
ire will he : ure to ted States, niconling to the Long a •i •.oUiVjao
pic-.bu
• .-.s an 1-di tri oiti- a
1
•> •l1-''project’
Miliivjao •*• of
"I the program
progrmn iinn 1 mdiii ved
project-: throughout tin* minimi 1 vrd is said to attest the fact of Mr. Honck decided to.eiL
| isotliRht of l.ivorahle ' wood Chamber of Commerce.
tin- cmijiiy.
I -------- ---------—- = - - = c - ----r -.---.-.-=rz ~
(I .ill ofthe *tnle. Rrain-es are mainother seitioiis
«ci tarns nf tht*
cmijiiy
Whh Florida. Together
1 the • •it'ii- contmuti-1 M l * . Fiistliiie, who has won Idue
its growing business.
A anal has already been mm
in Sanford ami Orlando,
w ife, who before her ,
rihlsins with his poultry show ing,
owii
I'
'
was Mary A. Brawatar,'1
largest f.i-pti, tank in the
nj-i :»• d San l.aiuln not only In this, hut in w nlltoni
M a n -------------------------------------r,
y K i l l e d a n d B i g uoscemiant.
unum
descemlSTit 01
of W
Williai
(tiiambi was msiidlcd by --------witimi easy acce.ss ami eastern staler, is said to In
mpiiny
as
Lake
Havis,
folP
r
o
p
e
r
t
y
L
o
s
s
I
s
T
o
l
l
Eider
of
the
r
iig
r im a W j te
cl, Saefo-il aad Or- one of the mo. t prominent work
; tlie failure of nriny mb
,<rs
in
tin*
state,
in
the
effort
t
<
nwinut.ing at all s e a
-own firms , . make a s u ^ < > f N i c a r U g U f t Q u a k e
! pn. Tin- water ill advance the poultry industry o' j dug i>yt:.c Lake .lesi'-ip
1 an-l ■
k
. _
|
, e.-.s
Ti is iil.-o Dr
,-.-.s of
of till- Jllo'ct
Jacksonville as being •
Florida.
His
experience
with
i'i"-‘
1 is 1 :11-1 i’i remain at
ICon.inny. w h . h is interested in
j
Vw.iiul
Vllll.i i i.,tho
.the hui>
ofof 11a net-,
Tin Seivi. of the N'cla I si, ( ‘lubhoiiM*
MANAGUA, Nicnruguu, Nov. fl. Inga and stntos th a t Sanfo
SCIVM.•1 ‘ ''.lectric t onipany, |„lji,|(.1
bui'di-r
huti
m
*t
■liiture the year poultry, both fur show and f-n j the o' v* b’pmont of much «>ttIns ^ ^ ( (>| .......
ig h -,
„f ihevo bus. „and
IM| „f
of the on polish 0 home of - (/i'i— For nearly a minute yester only ono shack nnd th*TC •
tin* no.
in t progn-s
.
.
\.-«rl. of county ;l(w,
ami ,-t:iti* h
high
commercial pur|s»ses, have been
Altamonte day Managua and most of Nicara only two homes In Orlando1
Mayor
Malthic, of
wlirTi
ai'o
c.xpcvtcd
lo
i^"d
-i ' - i-n oi ' I o|igiV«-od. w a s SIU-i-rhaiilin K
g ...
of «f material aid to hundreds of
of approximul(-ly four, \ !,y;S
A lot:.!
gua trembled in the worst unrth- sides nn Indian tra d in g ]
Springs.
thro.igh lit
nail
iit
.
,
.
.
I
th.iiisaml.*
I iu land ' g t ho i • n t r a c t bm
iltae Course and the KI«»rWn pmiltrymen and he is con- I m de .1 of waterway is now n
u
v
i
h
.iirc.-tl;
quuko fell in the country for 28
Not being able to a t f o r * '
f the new I'riindstaud.' sidured an authority by many poul- Igatah'.c for *mines 11 ml s ,,nU 1
,,r.- -nt 1'i.xic High.. av. be , n. w ir in g o : i*- new (- mndsiaml
, sears. A number r f persons were luxury of a horse or a mt
tekthi* in 0 m1m- of n l-d 'V assuciatiunr-.
limits and with the completion of a ,
I'lrough us presi
, killed and many injured, while tho were traveling on foot ’ w.
imd. Ol-llll,!--. its' III S. i.iii.ola'.
itirr win'ci of racing, is 1 That his Mpnli raising for com ; number of proposed bridges, lari'
property dumiige wan estimated at pushed on through Sanfoil
,j, i,-i n limit will 1'io-t | dent II W. |,.«|i-r. t'ii* 4 o ni p a n y
I to irnwil the town to mercial purposes i> a success
or craft may ply the waters of!
I -I o. * i , pt to to. i' i out in
I $ i.ooo,«oo.
in-w >t:iIt* l i i e t i v . N- o.' :I 11:1
longw ood where ho he
Ii
th
Sith the tw-pienoic- ,if th** or-iven by the fuel that i-u h year ’ these lake:-.
I
A If. \ NT A. Nov, ii <d*> ~ l horn| b- «*mi;-1*-!•• i t- ut* I con.-lnn tom •1 oipct it i o -1 siti' c t ir-.l
tho
present townslte find/,
worst
damage
was
done
at
hi: business is expuiuling; Me ha?' i The clearing of nriny bundled |
»r. Nov. ! !
■l-l III
.1.1 llI'1 og, | enloring th I otigwotxl field.
- ; ( '. Morns, forint eoiincilmiui j Lion, snout fifty miles northwest additional acres.
At
icpcateilly
jnereased
his
stock
iu
of ai vcti of bind in the district;
he
I TO li.i.li'ig from
I Several C >.( jobs have licvn from tin* fiftlli ward here, bus e n of Managua. There about eighty according lo
Mr, H ehlk *
C,t.. ,:i*i oflor to keep abreast of tie* j| near tin1 race eouri.e and tin- itc (
lk>u'
- r- 11 ..aipl.-lcd I tin- coni, ny in *'•• t* rc*i suit against 11. O. Ilyrd, and per cent, of the houses sustained was no railroad osuth ol,
)<v ,........... ',| jhp ! i'i ntnnd, and witr the growth of
f the Hi hie conference bus hc-ii: i 1 !1 i’ll VI.1 V: .
ol• j ci **i ttii’ti 11 ,-ui with 1 J l.'isig :u
('. W. t.'liddn, for tin- recovery of damage and many of them were soiiviltc. Mr, Henck and
. _
'|lllJlU.;.v n o n f 111 Florida cities, that d-mnnd j u-cainplished nf the insistence o ,
tin* ! 1,111 rh-clicii bet:* with Do* Ivvo men destroyed. The towers of the old lived for months in a te n t
tiviiios o*i 1 o no le'i
IIOI til
I'w.
||„. i„iti.,; ! I- e.rowing by leap: nnd h .unds j ■etc,*10.: who have purelm-ed sortlH
jinny exi-- • In i-iij... a prosper tolalliu $1,1 fill.
( to i . 'cl
cut in di al fell to the ground and cooked over nn open nr#.,.,V
‘t<
•
ami
groci-H.
■'•Ii;. .i-*orda;g to
I’ractiealiy every hotel in tin. 1 home.
iliioiiglioot ill- cum
ous
hti - i •,!.
i
v:
1
,
I a-rlo Spring
nil the walls were badly cracked. was an abundance of g t l
‘1
lic.nas,
wiin
was
candidate
for
V/. S. L.ntzmingcr, mami '. r »l ( Kar-f ( -„n t h.,.|lV.a y
•
'f f ' c . ’
Tip. dr | a it of the r fite uses y ptal* from
food was to bu had ih( ploni
iag year.
re-clcction at tin* recent city pri
In Managua about fifty per
. the Lake .Icssup Land ( umpany..1 ..|n| f(||.
|, ti.„t wit!
I aad fuuu.-liiic* of the 1 the farm of Mr. Mistime,
In addition to ie> lur contruc* mary, wagered ,the money on his cpnt. of tho lunises show damage. Henck says we "had quail “
A m-w
mill ;i|..|.;dih :k!iI muc'i | M-.-nd<|unrtors ‘"for th<- county j is elenring a to aim tract •»*' ^ | m.v, jq
and venison, tho flneat
work and rep;.!,’ " ., Mr. 1,oiler own chances of re-election.
At the first signs of tho quake
d*l >iil> ,.1 1 he winter ; poultry organizations have long Triplet Lukes and i- plnnmng a'- i.ard surfa ed road is .in
rabbit and all tho debt
has inli'o-bveii to lu public a full
On the grounds that the bets | tin* people rushed to the iitreets, forest and stream , b u t %
•been centered here. Various or new home, lo be e le c te d wililin <omnleled from the pn* 1 o
. t ric appl. urtres ami 11\
line of
remitming there for several hours for threo year* without' i t
l)i» tm\-i j ■aiil to be in Ranfzbtinns, formed for the pur- the near future.
foe s:.le oflhi.s inerehnii were "gambling contracts" and ili Highway to the S**niii-<*llures :
Ic'rnl in Die eyes of llr.* law, Mr. fearing further shocks.
H r.f I-. •using ami hotel | \ os*' of co-operating in tin* profitOthers are known to h i v e ten ' tHim.sc, which lies Dir -i* e
our coffeel" It w'a* In l l
•
soatheia
end
of
the
10! dice in
it hui (tti,- 1,| „ii rn ho- i ut le production of high* elan* tnbl' ta liv e building plans forthis pn III,*- Miiiih---(st* of Du’ •"‘-'a
Mr. Henck built the houee
( zpeeled to be. n great Morris is seeking the return of his
’er* j county
BATIN BLIPS
money.
ml I am et
[>bv th u |,h . .itered to •;iibl i how fowls, have been formed lie,liar sc-. • i*'t> ami with the com- | The lllack Hear 'Ft..ti.
ho occuplos today. It * M .i
in- compu ' .*.
■visitors f, r a score of l y Li.ne.voml citizens. Through I !,*tio*t of the m-w s l a t e road, mid ,
gino long loaf pino end
.if the i Into high*
Mr. i icc lina teen a resident
Slips of changeable satin or of boon altered since ita
• Orange
A large squnro of surah silk Kt
I Ilia. K. I'n t ' c i c a geu y. other towns in life on Hri-oiii'' v f th** proxim ity to lie* will, upon it : 1 ollipl-tto-1.
of I.01 wood for years ami ha.i
|nuinaKfii„-i • s -casoii, 1 minty l a v e been induced l" :,,l.c 1 hi'** c o i l '* road, the lake region main route, between
' "VJill* | been |.i*iiuini*nDy identified with tones of gwiy make an altructivo inidescent fabrics are used undor tion. It stands a t the beiM
of I (..n'lvoml is expected to show nod oil cilien to tin* m»»Di I bull* •
1i* <-zp, 1, 1 !*• on my Die lip the walk.
chiffon gowns.
highway ju st before . jfOd »
.every move for 1 10 bcttc-rnieut ol i . arf fog tho conservative man.
vi'fui .vnit. ■ .iici- i! was
a rapid inem tso in building.
Longwood from th e norU).
:■}*<•«! of tourists who m ‘
(the
tu>-n,
taking
an
active
part
ml
south down the east coast will be- mall ( hainber o, C'winnierco and
USE FKATIIEH9
Mr. Henck by thle m
NO I1ACKS
nf I.imiijwoimI', enter- j Chiffon evening frocks are a bit
turned to the Dlack Hear I rail 'other civic.club business.
T h e y D o G r o w in g in F lo r id a
homestead menyecrea, b e d ;
Attractive combinations of silk upon leaving Jacksonville.
'.“ furnished by Die Or- ! more aophlHtlcntcd than they were
wealth from n a tu ra l iesoU
and
luce to lie worn under even
H
idi'k
cahiirci
Curving around the. shores
, .
----- where , b u t Benson, and often they are givho sought to find a source 1
HAiures
to lu r elen an unuBunl effect by the uso of ing gowns are made without backs, 1 of many benutiful lakes, tin* road.
ho couk) m a rk e t ' this w
Aumivav
nn,
are pro-1
pro out rich feathdr shaded front light ro thnt they may do service under 1 in the vicinity of the town are 1
tho world and to b rin g in i
thn most low cat evening K*,w"‘ ; incomparable nj pleitmire tours.
ilaiiir* floor is to dark inthe color of the frock.
1. '
' ‘lame
a t a eltiea and towtih; in. V
•or tli,'me *1 l.o care lo .
~ r r = j Many sections oftlic count v, long
T ra n sp o rtetlo n wae tlik'JI
WtttJ* "ftlu- ii-gul.-tr of* I
“
1 lanwn for their natural Laiitie.i
so Mr. Henck Wsnt A .
1
!f ........
t
to only a few, will bo accosib ij to
n a n e e * a railroad a n i j :1
A n o th e r L a r g e O n e
X»ti(j|| I"‘mt to a pros
every motorist.
c h a rte r waa granted
DAYTON, Tcnn, Nov, G .-(/T h Several ofthe roads on the coun Tliis littio town where Willium
V,n f'T 1.* Ill’wood and
e T V fclj
F lorida Railroad, E. JLt
y> rc>,.,v.
ty's three year program rut the Jennings Bryan died and the scene
president, and In IWOi
pouring
'trl and i,,(n | | )( office.*
heart of n section of Seminole of bis Inst great fundamentalist
waa started from .Sen
ntai Ilgl-ti,
t|„, | own .
county tliut will delight the eye of fight, began actual preparation to
Undo. Th# P U n l sy s te m '
n» with . . .
1
natives and visitorr alike.
th is road ■end finished
day to |Hjrpetuute the memory nf
’
k'O'V-.*
wr
>»he.
through to Tampa* ,
’ I t waa i n t h r f e n i g .
P. A. Damons, n S
A w n i n g ( ’o .
Mcmorinl University.
In Langwaod h ad , ,
a« S e m in o la J o b
The institution, to cost approxi-i
(umber. k » l e e e e . LM i
The roofing for thn new grand
| h. , mutely $250,00 contributed lrom j
m ens em j
fT
‘- . . - A
ii
stand at tlm Seminolu
ml", '"'"'t ill,*ovrmonls
,
, Race club's (all p arts of tho country, will rise.
woo
course near Longwood, wa*
was f u r “ | on a gnoj| overlooking the village.
‘*t Scaiaola is
itr.
! nished by tho Sanford Hoorfityff From it cun bo seen the Rhea,
V !
awn*
ICompany, a firm th at lias recured county courthouse, where Bryan j
ar„
' T 1r ,l* ° ,,uiW
innnji contracts which havo been led the anti-evolutionist forces in'
art' 7tiiUfhffl
'»V
the
ufTin,-,
let
for m ajor construction projects )tho celebrated Scope* trial. I'urawt.ings wer?
t
. 7
■*-.— H
tlx* Sc:
; during tho past f*fr months.
th o r southward in the little white
’In speaking of the, Job Ida com- cottago where ho died.
SonfoT,l,M<,l<' Awni"B
C ;;a
N
jinny did on th e ntand, Manager
‘ / <3
Deeds to the properly in behalf
£ Twnln v"’ 't<,rf'r‘l tinnf th.*
t" the
,hc 7 « s e and to tho
iT ? M
W ^ K J r o m o n l .; " T o J . y ‘ b y " < l o , . n , . r
,*!-h,‘ 'h'hhousc.
| m ' w^,tp °f the walls.
VcrV conspicuous.
f.H,^y\r
V |:?S
MM
5?lw nin,l?-ComPany'
Kciincy lliolhi-r**
nv11Ii he:uli|uarlei:i
HUGE
."->••-*'• i" Ms-iwr !3 TJJS 5riS.nn i;i
| " K y SX X .,T
Advantages Service hiiectri* Is
If.rn.r'u^r i!-::;' .SLlSSlishown Bv Several!(dntractm Fori / i r e «
!.t:i’: . r ^ : V J ^ 1 m»rovcdHiRhways:Worh AFtaceTmck ^
Man Seeks Return
Of Flection Bets
Bryan Memorial Is
ITo Be illniversity
In Tennessee Town
I
\
Roofinpr Is Si'DrJied . .. By S a n f^ d _ C o m p a n y jc ^ /;'V r'”1u"‘‘
\ .......
.
.
"ry“"i
>; 1
1;
I
otnford institution.
Rental. jn tho
••.hUmbsr
M
:
atari: f M i t i r M l •cH ilW ^
ess
;
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!Tulane and Aggiea
\?
I Ready for Big Game ■
iV'.%
vr~ '
EM
i
Undefeated Teams
Ten Conference
ik Their Titles Today
Florida High Graduates on Rollins Varsity Team
_____ -c i
'■
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. r t . _ ( / P I - n
Players of both the Tulane an E g
and M. football |]
Missi.uippi
teams limbered up here today f v M
their annual clash. The MisriH- B|
sippinns a re outweighed 13 pounds H
to the man und are expected to re- • JJ
sort to trick plays nnd speed in an ■
effo rt to overcome th a t disndvnn- J
tngc.
■
T oday’s gam e gave indications of ■
being the first im portant tilt par- J
ticipnted in by the Green Wave in ■
recent years folding Shaughncii.y’s J
men tipping the scales heavier
than their opponents.
k
A dry grid-iron was expected to J
prove a factor in the contest. Th*.' ■
Aggies believe th a t they would not (■
| have liccti beaten so baa last week I ■
but Tennesee bad the field rso w e t . . ■
- ’
Chicago’s recent.ill fortune.
5o„\Nvv. o . - u n - TThree
t
Tho a ir war. tense, but over the j
i ,; team In each of the
tw o m ajor champion- game outcome und not because of .
i l ‘ risked their title n groundlessly rumored break be- !
t<to<Uy'a griidron con- tween the two schools over the
number of Illini bandsmen to be
^.Purdue nnd North- seated on the sidelines. The band
»Ith flawless Big Ten in all its glory led the Illini dele
defeats by non-con- gation anti officials waved the last
y Tallied against defeat of tho vag ran t reports away.
^liqitlvalont to elimination
Another homecoming (lining de
^W estern conference race, scended on Iowa’s stadium for Ihe
r •itfiatlon confronted Mis gam e with Minnesota, in which the
" ‘ et.ll and tho Oklahoma N ortherners were favored to out
sqrl Valley elevens,
drive the Hnwkeyes. Victory meant
em nnd Purdue were an outside conference chance for
r i n . i h c feuturc of the day each eleven.
ft before a Northwestern
Gallant Indinnn swarmed into
inlps throng, swelled by n Southbend
for a non-conferenco
S of Boilfrm nrkers sup- tilt with Notre Dame, with the
ta x the 41,000 cnpnclty Rockne men regarding the game of
l*W, Dyche Stadium.
J chief importance in polishing their
“Jjflgb;- attraction of a game I offense for use next week against
_ _ . n o tc h e d team s was added J Ohio’s varsity journeyed to Miehit b r a spectacular duel between gnn to watch the Wolverines play.
i of Purdue, and Baker, Pur-1
Ill the valley. Missouri had much
sin.
at stake against Oklahoma's Soon<**n, on the other hand, ex- I ers, looming as a title possibility,
I; only m oderate difficulty in
but the IU25 conference champions
j t Wisconsin hut the Wolvwere favored t<» win.
(irinnoll’s
spurred by Yost’s instrong squnil was given an edge
i t only a rtw^eplng trlCornelius
over Kansas (fid the Okltthomu A g
/Wbuld put the team in enngies. althm igl regarded somewhat
h tb t t m baok Ohio a week
Winderv.eedle
weak, were given a good chance
Oi
l
cebnl
ee i
against WuOiington, of SI. Louis.1
, ^homecoming Chicago crowd
The K a ie as Aggies were at
iVftimoat half the student body
U niversity of Illinois, gnth- Marquette while luwu State, Drake
[jto watch th e lllitii und Mar- and Nebraska varsities, were idle.
I ntrrscel intial interest centered
•fenew th e ir uncient rivalry,
in
(
‘ealrti’s iovarimi of the Miehit 1,1
1VfhO Illinois team favored t<*
y ,no g re a t m argin for all of Aggie r.tkoiigholil at Eie l Lansing, j
>me Of Best Horses In
r/iited States Quartered
War Meet A t Longwood
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^!:.v» ln'en removed.
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l!iil il is '•! G ain to contim ic as ..
I <i e l.ir move when it i s evident
Advertising Means Business
[to the learn in po- .ession of lIn*
II all and leading that there is only
I time, fore one or two plays.
...
& **% & *&
a
.Claude Couch
Van I’oll
who is playing hi- ( ’out h <Hi cfed Rot lilt
*
Elbert W inderwr. .lie
, d j e a r n T a n g i e r , in, is from "• rv, km . Van I’oll is from
f .i ,hi P«-rtktiim-n l ;e | a r a t o r y S - -.... I " f IV nnsIm rg, I'a.
Rollins Baby T ars;|i
Meet Mercer Cubs j j
In Orlando Monday »t
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' of the w ater carnival.
I By Associated Press)
I r| l:e V.clr trophy will he eomShm
p
cooler
w
eather
greeted
pelt'd for b.v ent ants in the bydroRollins College Baity T ars will
Fin, Nov. fl — I t 2 ;0 :tM-) .oneo owned by Senator foott«all sijui.'ls of the S o u th e rn | plane 151 c lass. The tiophy, a
mi et one cf the strongest team s ij
confeietice for their game today.! ilvtr mo.intid cup, 20 inches in
■•‘on th e grou n d s nnd nr-; j)itif|U ()Wncr„ F< F„ Schmidt of In the nine games scheduled, tin1 liiight, will be given to the winner, in the S. 1. A. A. Monday when I
lin y m eet the cubs from Mercer
Icdaily, from virtually evciy Chlcngo, llllnule and .1. Gleason of clashes between Alabama and K e n -iThe cup was donated by It. G. i
fairgrounds in
lucky and the game between S»*. Vide, jeweler in the S c m n .d e ' T':VvlT ,,ty “ t.. thv.
t W country, Seminole Williamsport. 1’enn., for
Orlandq
a
t
.'!:'I0
o’clock.
The M er
It is
'tb* nowly . reconxtructod The Scnatoi, handled by tho m*t wanee and t'eiinesreo were ou‘ - Gmiiiiy Bank Building.
cer yearlings, on their way up
uii.ui..-.1
,ei
ibeiiy
l>a<e,
and
gold
ton
_ dollar rneing plant lo- id horseman, Siq> I’nlin, is setieil- stamling.
from Miami where tney an- scln'iln»!’ltear hore on the Dixie High- j
to go in Thu Inaugural Stake,
The fiim so ii with five confer Iin* .1
i led to meet Florida', newest uni i
v between Sanford mul 1,1 (2;<)7 Trot ) on opening day. Mice victories ;><ol Tennessee *.vi*n
In ile- l|:;ieli. ap, olll hoard moti'i' \e i s i ty Sat unlay, wall I >; > o f f to
destined to lie the scene which carries a purse of
1. <•!' Ii.vinu • lip -Vlll lie battle with Coach O n 's y earling, l ■
l )• •
met Die tiffeni'd nppn i!e>n t ll: , ;,
-greatest winter hi»rn:*ss i Ull,| tl(| (it.,| money,
of Die seas*m in their endeavors to given lo llic vriiini I* by t lx* Ball proteges.
IV
meut e v e r staged in the, Thercdore Guy, world’s chum linlil a winning pace t . the s i 'm h i lliiniw.ili- •’■•mpany. Tile cup i.<
The fm t that Mercer will play
►y of tho : ;»orl when its gate.*! j,jwn th ree -y en i-old pin ing gelding
II
hi be. in height.
title.
two gam es in three tla-’s will not
' Open to th e public mi Ar-1 w|„, smashed nil records for h i ;
Tile 11■>i .1 mi.! ’’laul . .. r.l will make the nff.ur a im c - • ded tilt.
('each Wade ■■ent his men agaic •
C«'Dny, Novcmlicr 11th.
Inge and sex at Lexington in IP'-’ I
'
,11y th is community, ns j w|„.„ he stepped a mile in (2;U2‘ » ) \the Him- Gric• M-rs. w Inle T-nn. '-s- be the "t'.tt'i: cud eo bai k" i:uc I lie fiiibv T hi s will play Wauehttnford, Orlando and other j j.. „ iMO nm.mg those quailered at i m i.niitercd Sewanee’s strong ag .aid by the oftu i.*|s of the re'.faD ' t High School Friday afternoon nt
to l.o mi innovation here and to , VVatichulit. This have., each team
•in this section, is huhbting | ()„. |,,( nl cuurse Thin star, owned ; giegation.
Stlth cntliusiasm us the date j,y Claude. I.udington, |iioniiueiit j Tulane nnd tin Mississippi Ag fm in di tin ills. A . tip , donate I t>v playing two gam es in one weekt!th« 15 or nioro *lny meeting contractor of Rochester, N. ^ . I g i i s n im e to grips on Green Wave the Hardware Company, will be •ad so th e n will he tto oilda on ,
wa near, it promise**!** Ixi nn has been nominated to s ta r t in the j (el ritnry in New Orlenn;', and e ivcn to the winner.
cither team.
All of Do event I will lie ••Ut* over
itfal day in the annals of Flor- F o r r e s t Hotel Stnke 2;07 carrying)I Vanderbilt's rapid scoring rombin
Touch O rr is depending much on
. ! ins T ar Baby “ Four Horsemen' of
B aportdom.
ft prize of $'2,500 and added money, j
(|1 W„ H j,, Atlanta for a c lash u mile anil one quiii'ti r cimi
“ cording to Edward A. Pohl- I Norman G rattan, with a record' with Georgia Tech's Hidden Tor- ' f i v e mile li” at*. Tin* ofitri-il pnlg the Little Three," -Ihrig, Waugh
ii M anaging Director, every tif 2;0H*-j which won 12 races l a s t : ()J, |u
| cs will be announced next w> "k Fisher, and Parsons.
The firs t l
i . Tvlll be in ship-shape order season is another prominent mem )
Washington anil Lee, a fte r a JTh* first event is sceditlet! f ••r li tring ycatlit.g bocklidd averages
*” ininolu Pnrk for the *>j)en- her of the horse family which will
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■ week'* rest w as ready for wlniL• i'o 'c lo c k or ir.imciliiitelv followin'' I rj jiounils atnl is perhaps Hi*' fa * -!
e.; A amall arm y of carpenters display
his wares daring Uiu com-,
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the d o s e o f the piltri lie 1 rv;n
i <1 I'omliiiie *-i . pec 1 and weight in
He 'o v e r Virginia might o flc r, and!
pWorknion is now engaged in j lug 15 or more day session. -(,'entral Park under tin* aa pi.e
i ..*• state.
G
i
iig
in
's
Bulldog
faced
Aulmrn
a
l
l
1”
^ tho finishing touches t«»' ........................
1g
j»* owned by .!. Gleason nf Wil- . , i ..
i ot I h* Americim Legion post.
Athens.
Novcniher I I the Unhy T ars will
plant which h*H ulready beenj tininnport, Penn., and has been
The first r'"::iita ever held o.t i l.i' h with Stetson freslinnn at
In
other
conference
combat-*,
imed hy experts as the finest named to s ta rt in the inaugural n:i
.<• "e same time Hie Rollins varsity
Floiida met Clemson, Virgim.i l.ake Monine was given last
Dinted race couim* of America, opening day.
by
the
Sanlord
Yacht
f
’tub.
It
at
having il mu with the Mercer
Addition
to horses
and
Riley, 2:0.'t, champion
three Polytechnic and South Garolin.t
t r a d e d -evcial tln asaiid sp<d.i R iars a t Santord.
I
lemen, horse lovers from near year-old pacing gelding of the eai.ie to grips and North Gar dins
tors.
M/f«r arc begiuing to arrive for season is nUo among thoso pres , University
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took
the field
against
The Mrri e r yearlings niv r**-i
Speed bnftt:i have been inter*
itutgurual harness m e e tin g ,e n t. This s t a r owned hy F r e d . Virginia Military Institute.
;utod to he an even mutch fori
t ’ haa become the center of Cline of Indianapolis, Ind., has
1 'ieir varsity, ami the llolins fre n 'i-!
Maryland's htm’tics went into in- 1
l n ’'" 1,11 “ XV .
•wide interest. Included in tmitu luimod in the Armistice Day tersectioiial combat with Yale -.1 . ,*l° '
.•*'ii a re about the sam e with their j
'•> Mr- Sc «„| ,
^MMtnbUgc a r r many person- Stake. Tins speedy m are is own New Haven in the o u t s t a m l i n g
" c l.a c I. Hdamlo * irsity.
Til*' game helwet.it th**;
of note who have been ed, trained and driven hy A. T n o d country en.-ounter of the <la. and Snufoid sp«'ed boats will
two freslinnn Mpicd-i will t h r o w 1
in* of the tro ttin g and pacing " H u m p ” Morrison, of Sandusky,
•omo ligl't "it 11v»* c imparativn ,
la three non inference games. pete fot Hi,- i ups.
I 't o r many yenrs.
Ohio, who created I ’Mitowlint of a N’mlli Caeolimi S ta te met the
irength of the i\\-> v i i s 'l y team*.!
irrous champions arc includ sensation lit the recent Grand Cir
i h" Mereer-Rollins g.tnie will lie |
.-•Itong
Li
nior-Rbyite
outfit,
\li<Dmong the colony now q uarter- cttil meeting at Lexington when
,i e feature *.•!' Hie Ai nu.-.tire Day
1 B<)tnlnnla, such us the great he scored double victories on two -i *.ppi took on S im I Invest era and
>elchrntiou at Sanford.
the
University
L.
S.
U.
was
host
l*
Jpg stallion Tin*
S enator consecutive days of the. mecing.
of Arkansas.
Il
m r*; «~*r h7-i££^S53 S T : I!'.:
m
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Harvard-Princeton Stetson - Southern
J fiame Stands Forth Clash To Decide
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~ The Associated Press)
As Gridiron Classic Florida’s Champs
, !»gO—S huffle Salluhaa, 4'h i-
i/ Butgara, Colombia
Ellen Hoy,
City Tax Collector,!
No longer <an ontinued ieten- 15
l ton o f the hall be secured by
J»«.iking a g i f t sa fe ty , ?.*» a ft e r tho
i!*:.t nii-> the premium o f the play
| Sowanoe nnd TVnnt'ssi'i' Met*l
OniuTM nf tiopliifN in llit* AnilI in Dig ( ’onfercnce (Ittnu*; jet ire Day regeltu on Lake Monroe
Florida
H atties I ’lenison next T i m e 'l a y were announced last
And Tulane M eets Aggies night by Karl Schultz, eommrdore
R o c k e d out Pinky Mitchell
NKW y o r k 7 m »,v. O .- M V - T iic
.
Ilarvnrd-P rinrton classic, first of
't in ,
M obs .
L ouis (ki.l) t ||(, s«uhum’ m battles in the Higl
• retired
featherweight T)n i .,. series, was the mistanding
pjon, b eat Tam m y Cello, Cali Kumu U)|
eastern football
fW jV
' curd.
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orbv-HAppy Atherton, In-1 Critics were much In doubt about
I, boat Black Bill, C u b a ,.th e re.*ill, although H arvard was i
\\yj Bkelly, Scrunton P e n n -! F|{Kht favorite. Botth team s have
j defeatfld Joo llosn, N ew 'i,(,,n defeated In early games.
1 a foul, 0.
Bent on regaining a winning
_r—Young H arry Wills, strige before next week's gamo at
{^defeated Charlie Feraci, Princeton, Yale, hud alm ost its
full rtrerigth for use a g a in st M ary
UV on a foul, 3.
iir _■
-Billy Wells, England, land at New Haven.
New York University, aimed for
9tad A rtu ro Shokels, Uclits seventh straight victory in
meeting Carnegie Tech.
incisco— Abe Cohen, New
m ,v.
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Other
leuding
games
were*
.arweight^. won a technical Pennsylvania versus Penn. Statu;
ov»r Billy M urray, Santa Fordhum v t r . 't s Holy CrtmB; P it t s
DBlifomli, 4.
burgh versus West Virginia; Syrn» cuso voraus Georgetown.
;-,*Vary Wail, Thank*
Navy was favored by critic* over
V ;nuitt«r ( io elderly wo- West Virginia Wesleyan, Army
ju at entered flrnt War Franklin and MarlhalJ, C or
ill oVinr-Bt. Bonaventur*, vWash«rtm en t)— Are yon first nalt^oJh
’ Taraon over | w « n y
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TILT IS TODAY’S | Be Given To Winners In J
CLASSIC IN SOUTH Armistice Day R e g a tta j |
lig h t Results
City Tax Books are now
for payment of City Taxes,
count of 2 per cent allowed!
taxes paid in November at
per cent discount on taxes
in December.
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(iatoiK Ready For
Fray With Tiger
On Fleming Field Dempsey May Return
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i To Ring This Winter
FLEM IN G
FIELD, GAINI'.S
. „ .
V1LLK, Fla.. Nov. ll. t.-l’i
\ I NEW YORK. Nov. li.-t/P ) —
wounded G ator bellowed and a 1.JUck- Dempsey will ritu cn to the
Tiger growled on H ealing !’ ieM, ring this* winter, probably aga inst
this afternoon.
1the winner of a match between
< I'M MINGS FIELD, DEI. AND.
Before what hud Ik cii forecast as I’uul Ilerlenhach, former lig h t'
Flu., Nov. 0.—f/I’)— Florida's Inter- a record liioiiecoming crowd, rep heavyweight champion, and H arry
coll giate
AHiletic
Associatina rescuin'!i\c ol' every walk of lite ,] PcrsHon, Swedi; h heavyweight, Tex,!]
lea'icrsliip for RI2U will be dm idl'd the Univeisity of Florida Alii - 1 Rickard expects.
once and for ull this afternoon.
gators this uftert.ooa met in f*>«l-) R e tu m in g Tr,-r.i Cl.ieuga, where I
The Stetson University “ Mad Imll combat the < lemson l allege ()u |,|ans to erect another “ garden,’’
Hntli rs” victors hy un overwhelm Tigeis.
it was u W aller t'avip rvhj(;h win accommodate 20,000,!
ing score over tho Rollins College commemoration contest.
Rickard disennte*! rumors th a t a
Tin* at Sanford last Saturday, en-|
The weutltc:', c**ol for I<*l«tri«lsi. rival prom oter wuld fcatur** Hemp-1
ter today's game a favorite over,
wps tinged, lunvever, with a nil* 1*«y In hi* comeback fight. Ho s a i d ,
the Southern College Mocaowns. I
tropical wnrmiii'S'i cast from a . aii,H ia t the form er champion was,
R itli teams have shown good |
shining out of a clear sky.
! pledged to box only under his own;
form thin season, Stetson winning
Captain
L
am
ar
“T
iger”
Snrrn
direction and lluit lie had signed
from Newberry and tietng with
again
led
hiH
team
mates
Into
the
i
Perason for the rest of the season,
the Spring Hill squad from Mobile.
The lluttci'H dropped the opening fray —a leader and u hand d e t e r - j Negc-tia\ion:i now a re under way
association game to the Citadel mined to break t h e jinx which has i for tho match between Merlonbach
r.cemed to folow the light Gut over- j and Perrson.
squad.
Today's
On the other hand Southern, dis fighting G ator eleven.
SITUATION IS 8KIMOUS8
pluying a powerful line held the 1komo m arked the final football appearanco
on
tho
home
gridiron
of
University of Florida to a 10-0
iict ir>, although the only associu- Sacra, "Tiny" Chaplin, "Boots"! ASUNCION, P ara g u ay , Nov. 0.
tioi. game was dropped to Birm Davis, Edgar Todd and Jack S tew -' — (/P)— N tw s reaching here from)
i Brasilian territory is to the effect
ingham-Southern ot Birmingham art.
Homecoming
celebrations
begun
that*a. band of rovolutionUte.ara
a fte r a hard tT.rugglc. •
yesterday and will continue late to- inarehUi# on tho town o f Bella
lyhjLwith a benefit h a l l . ut the VIota. JJrMU. The situaU*
All of which mjikes the -ttenn8 ohf#
tntury Club ns a fiteylvnnia-J|lJnoU gam e loom up as
on
an
alumni
ono of tha choice grid morsels
Sanford Grove
“ Amid Majestic Pines
)>
Desirable
Homesites....
In Sanford Grove mayb
had at prices consisten
with the extremely good!
location and the beautifu
natural lay out of th
property.
Development of Sanfort
Grove has not been kite
to the public in gfowin
terms of “what will b
done. Sanford Grove ha
sold, and continues to sell,
homesites in a high-clasfj
sub-division that is grow
ing because it cannot hel;
but grow.
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First National
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it
scraps o f muaia-ln hls tnibd, dsii;r e
(HI
big hack to Childhood. These teotadatT'the popular sentim ental
H M U n ir l
songs
o f the 1910 period, th« rag
Nov. a.—They fond o f pointing out the fact that PARIS, Nov. C ^ -W V -T h ’a ta rri- (
tha hair to tha throne never per*
time that come later 4nd frag*
Uptown.
______ _ « c dIn made by •o-called “noise- | menta a f BynJphonJes h eard a t conMg p and a o f odd mita him self to hold up couples
Manhattan folk none whita ha and hia caddy search
^ t . b l y “w ill^ p U c e t h ? a q w w k - j «•*■* W ald«i Into a composite
a ball ha haa planted in tha rough.
ot N ew York.
ing type now in use in Palra, new form, the work moves on In
_ to the exclusive in*
caused a special police committee direct and logical profession to
George Bernard Shaw'n name, attending a demonstration of them
' a t oddities that include
c jBp their hands to their cars to an imposing climax. The mu*
gate-crashers, the which glared in letters two fe e t(
sical critic of Coineodia, concludes
high
in
front
of
one
of
London
s
and
n<!8 the „cene,
aenpara of Penn*
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..
i Station and th e silk-hatted largest music halls showing one of
his eulogy of the composition by
Of tha Metropolitan Op- h i. p lay. has been reduced in .U ej
saying "wc must hail in George
knowa 1,000 calabritiei by at the author's request. T he let- fir"“ **",r° u\ of *upp,yin* Vho Antheir a thoroughbred muilcian
te r . now are sma^Sr than those o f ' autoraoblte in d e > pre,ented <BV" who does high honor to the young
Wty"* *■
.
appearing there. eral scares of their “silent" s*m- American school.
coaraa Johnny Uptown ian’t the sttara actually
'* - r r
•» *■"’*—| pics> i n the effo rt to prove now
I t waa faatened on him
:he n’lowing up o f 1 noiseless they were, however, they
o f hia habit o f Mytag,
I t is being acted tooted the horns so vigorously and
Thc red deer of old England a re
asked where he waa going: by S ir John and Lady Harvey and constantly t h a t the police had to finding their way to Bldrritx to
I'm on my way uptown."
a company of th irty . For years t*,* for morcy and fled Into the make sport for the cosmopolitan so
• • •
the lord chamberlain banned t h i s . bulldlncr
ciety of this southern France re
has it that Johnny sto ry of a horse thief on the! The p nri,
„ ce authorltU>8 re sort. Riding to hounds has nlways
som ething like a mil* ground th a t it was blashphemous. cent)y apolntotl „ com m ittee to idents here, but in the past has
tar*. This probably , la However, a f te r braving the dcris* inve„tig ate and select a standard been popular with the woaithy resion. but certain it in that on of cultured play-goers, he re- type of hornlegB .noUy th an than bocn InrgLdy confined to fox hunt
Money.
lented.
the ones which m ake the Paris ing. Now stag hunting has come
aftraye haa wanted to be in
Mr. Shaw suggested th a t his streets so hideously b latant. This into favor, but not enough deer
it*r" o f thing*, part of th e name had been displayed so p r o m - >was the com m ittee's fUrat meeting are available in France and im
movement and ruah of the inent, th a t his friend*! might g et w ith the tra d e .' The n e x t onfc has portation is being resorted to.
H i Wanted to be in the pic- the impression th a t ho himself waa not been scheduled, the committee
The stags, brought from the f a
;Wben th in gs were going on. ap pearing a t t h ^ music hall when desiring to w a it until its nerves mous deer parks of England and
‘r;*sod money, thought Johnny, as a m a tter of fa ct he was n o t , have quieted.
j Scotland, are hauled to the hunting
jtyp can do is spend it!
able to find time to catch up with '
--------fields in prosaic movipg vans, lib
^ he treated an unusual Jqb.
his writings.
| The world’s record for blood erated well ahead of the hunt, and
on Park Row many
1transfusion hy one person is cred- given every sporting chance to esag o and began to look the
Seteilo
Stead,
daughter
of
the
ited to Raymond Bricnc. He has cape,
(papers over, particularly the
late
William
T.
Stead,
the
English
ju
s t submitted to the operation for
At th'1 "Pining bunt of the seadepartment!. He learned
journalist.
a
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meeting
of
spiritthe
hundredth
time.
Since
Novemson.
“ n,nsl fashionable following
editors o f various newspaper
the her 1924, Hriese has given five gathered for the ceremony of blesstmentn wanted copies of com- ualists here, said th a t within
her and a hnlf gallons of his hlood for ' ng the hounds at tho Church of
sheets a t soon as they came last few week;i she hnd seen
two dead brothers. One of
the su ffering human beings, without Bt. Eugenie, on the outskirts of
the prese.
fohnny S tm tu l n service
He brothers led before her father, who recompense of any kind except the Biarritz.
------------------------ i t « i ii.cf ........... i■ e , rooms lost his life in the steam ship Titan- satisfaction of having done a good (
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,/j«w to u r .• tiic very first tic disaster in 11112 and the other deed.
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era reached tiro . ty desks with one since. Miss Stead reluted how
pdSsihlr spi-ed. Today Johnny i her brothers had stood before. She devoted to outdoor sports. He enI' walk into any pi css room. He*s said she had felt th eir-h a n d s and tered upon his career as a blood
Established figure. He gets tha th a t they had kisned her. Miss giver quite by nccident. While vlsW arranty Deeds
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papers off the press and then Stead's father also was u s p i r i t - 1Ring a sick friend, he heard t h e ( Charlie Chatm
speeding nw:ty to distribute ualiat.
doctor say th a t the only hope of Knowles, lot it, block 13, tier A.
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recovery was in blood transfusion.
i „ ujs Fletiacher to Mrs. J.
this manner he gets plenty of LONDON HAS "7 WONDERS"
Immediately he offered himself Fleischer, lots ti, 7 nnd W. 08 ft,
irn and iia:i a stand-in th a t
Briez is so strong and healthy th a t jntH (
o block 12 tier 7. Trnflies 'him not oi !y a neat wage
London is engaged Upon determ the ojH*ration hits little effect on ford’s map.
,’n public figure.
He continues work in his! H. I„ D uhart and John Wilson to
ining ju s t which of its show places him.
1may properly be called tho "Sev- office ns usual before and a f t e r , , j 0jm Wilson, lot 129 Midway,
p e r ih a n .c , upon \is tin g N o w ,,,, Wonders of London." Up to ench transfusion operation.
j F. K. Sherm an to W. W. Adams,
and walking > to ti c lobby date the list is made up us follows:
1 lot 23 block A Ituenn Vista Estates.
George Antheil, the 2(5-ycar-old
Robert L. Ward to
W.
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t h r u t e r upon a second or ^ c Mansion H ouho; the. Houses of
night, you see in immaculate- p arliam ent; the Tower of I»ndon; American composer, is bailed os Adnms, lot 5, 0, 7, block 7 Buena
critics, who,
®d
•» foil evening r e - 1 Buckingham Palace; tho Bank of n m aster
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i, With diamond studs in his E ngland; tho British Museum and ,f ? und thf second performance of I
Births Recorded
L a n d a ‘Vity" m anner about t j,e London Zoo. There has been his symphony in F hnd more than I Mr. and Mrs. F rank Lessing,
jo n ’t get the Idea th a t you | #ff| t a tion to include
T ra fa lg a r confirmed the impression made by girl,
k e**n a movie celebrity. The | gqUarc
Omnibus systejn and the first hearing. The composer
Mr. nnd Mrs. H, 1,. Perkins,
**• t h a t it will have been W estm inister Abbey.
nnd Vladimir Golsiehmann, w e r e 1 girl,
Uptown.
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given an ovation of nn intensity j
goes everywhere. The
rarely
heard in a French concert
WASHING WOODWORK
CARE O F RUGS
I, give him passes, and, when
room, especially to n foreign a r t
r a n t , he h a s plenty of money
When varnished woodwork has
You can keep the corners of ist. Written in Neo-Classic style
Jffh !s way. 'H is apparel and rugs
from curling up if "you "sew «nd with whut some term a r a t h e r ; hecomu very much soiled it may
r are those of blase yourtg
some stiff m aterial like, buckram dry technique, the symphony d i s - 1be wushed with soap and w ater If
You'll see him at or
haircloth on the underside of the I»I«y» « wealth of d ram atic power the varnish is unbroken, but if
ildk at fig h ts nnd a t the comers. You can also sew on the ,,nd vtg°r- Not having the stores this is w orn off or if there are
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t k a > opening days; you'll l gmaU
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th a t
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and
the “mal1 wel*
are used by !
German folk tunos t h a t B e t h - j deep scratches, w ater should not
t h aeate
o i n rrs
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a tirl
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tailors and dressm nkers to inuke oven and Mozart had <4 d n i w u d p n ' u s e d until the aurfgfo hai
■UTl nro him a t all Jhe the m aterial full straig h t.
Anthei* sgpgtft Mvdthdofis
fehijabhe# prntdctdfl Iff i f e o a f of oil
Where the crowds go
|tiW Uptown i 1' distinctly "of
York" and to the New Yogk
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tha ‘ sm allest towns hayc
f' odd fend eccentric characters,
•New York has certain indivldI aa distinctive as the new sky£.or tho pushcarts.
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We serve efficiently in this community
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tly hounds o f Herne, the huntn»entioned by Shakespeare in
p n e r r y wives of Windsor hayc
“h eard” by the wife arid
fitter of W alte r Lcggc, of Fui*m
Mt, old Windsor.
Mrc. Lcggc declares th a t dn
occasioii-i -It. b m rd the cloeV
aid Wind >r i <w»i himed the
|tlighl
nd immediately
Inward i ' i >
.ii <»f bayltu7
*ds, a* it •’
pa< k in full cry m
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iision her
jhte r emu.- u
hei room, she
I hnd si* 1 •
‘Hid you hear
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Thin must huve beqn
fir the hunter's hounds.”
Irfi. I.eggi- os .. rt i tha tduring
pinny yi-ura she has lived »t
L^Vioibmr he hi*d never hea^d
jsouniii- before
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litinii ba- it thut Herne the
.fr wan a keeper in Windsor
attain the days of Quc(n EUzaHaving been disgraced he
him relf tc» an oak, Hemq’s
f‘j,nid to hnve been six hundred
Mvbld, was blown down Augufet
[T1863, and a young oak was
^kd.nn the spot by Queen VifV'cm Septem ber 12, 1803.
fci*q not only played a fiddle
he also' was a player of the
pog, an instrum ent illustratl,vcry nneient use of compress*
R<*cluied William Reavall in
R esidential addroiu to the i
l Of mechanical engineers
waa “compressed aitP’.”
* N ero 6 s bag pipes, Mr.
feold.orrans with pistqn
ware described by vitruNaro, while inch instrut» also known to ArchlPU to.
. -y^-ikar also described ho^v,
('those periods, the Egyptian
( mode use o f com pnsaed air
I '‘miracles" in their ternf-
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Prince o f Wales has lort
Vof h it fondness for horae’JdJng and o f late haa fallen
i subtle fascination of
Congratulations!
Longwood and Seminole Racing Club
F A R M S
The telephones, wiring and Electrical fixtures
at the Seminole Racing Club were installed by
us.
In the Artesian Water Belt
At Prices Ranging From
We are equipped to do your Electrical work, no
matter how large or how small.
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$175 to $375 Per Acre
Appliances and
Fixtures
We c arry a com plete line of
A m uch needed
g ift an d very
ap p ro p riate for
apploances nnd fix tu rea, in
cluding m any useful g ifts for
Xm ps
Xmas.
For 21 to 10 Acre
Chicken, Celery and General Truck
On the
Sanford-Oviedo and Longwood-Oviedo Highways Three
Miles East of Longwood and 8 Miles South of Sanford
One of the'
m o s t useful,
most appreci
ated gifts to be
.. .. found .. ..
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Your Patronage Genuinely Appreciated
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E. MILLER
Service Electric
Shop
SAN JUAN HOTEL, ORLANDO
Owner of the Entzminger Farms, No. 2
1 . as beginner, Is fond' a‘
out' hia game. He a d -1 ■
IW t play g o lf a# woll
tb« Charleston, He
fan averog* be
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The Most Inviting Sectiori of Florida r
Regardless of the knocks of the outside world, every man, woman and child figures at sofnetime in life to copie
to Florida.
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T h e Tow n of Longwood is located m the central part of the State, in the ridge section; among the lakes; on the
main Dixie Highway; on the main line of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad; midway between Sanford and Or
lando; among the orange groves and tropical foliage; in a section in which anybody can make a living and b e
happy; where the winters are warm and the summers are never unbearably hot; where the breezes from the
Atlantic and Gulf are constantly blowing; where you can fish the year around and bring back the “bacort,?;
where deer, turkey, quail, and other wild life are in abundance; where you can raise vegetables and fruit for
the table of the snowbound Northerner all winter.
Longwood Is Growing,
Longwood is growing in a very substantial way. It is building a sound foundation. The Longwood State
Bank recently established has shown a very healthy growth and is a reliable barometer of business conditions.
Longwood is a producing town. The Walter Hagen Golf Products, Inc. (formerly the Golfer’s Supply C o.)
is the latest addition to our list of industries.
Many new people have permanently located here during the last few months. Many new buildings are under
construction and still others are contemplated,
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Longwood’s population last summer was greater than during any previous winter.
T he Longwood Chamber of Commerce is proud of Longwood. It is a town well worth getting acquainted
with. It has much to offer as a place to live in— as a place to earn a living and as a place in which tp seek rest
and recreation.
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This ad. contributed to Longwood’s Chamber o f
Co., W.
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S.Entiminger, Manager.
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Thdso o f Tmmp« ar>dOrU»dtf«#rtt venter. A 'c e n te n a r y program
numerous countryside placet re
motely located from the central worked out,
ids The *Patch Work
ilt* Effects, Claimed
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It necem ry f o r tW plane operators to Install sloping, easy chairs I ■ « ■ ■ * ■ ■ * ■ ■ * ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ * * ■ ■ ■ ■ * * ■ ■ * * * * * ■ ■ * * ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M a m
With high b a ck s'fo r the comfort H
of their passengom especially' o n . 3
the longer trips,
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communities tangible parts of the
False Teeth D ivorce' Cause
i larg e r city plans.
neemtse he discovered his bride
Rome people ask, why should hntl false teeth, n Canadian bride
n city have n plan ? The foregoing groom has nuked divorce almost be
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i Mr. and Mrj^ George II. ThoaipforeiiiftheifiR
inktmonmuth
licenseway
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: A public Wearing will c w in te m t and realised by 'every j No one would[attempt tho building
The husband was a p s y c h o -! son «.f l.eroyT Kuu., returned to
S.' held n t the City Hull |progressive city or town. W h a t '
n 'home without a plan, yet‘ t o - , pH| j, with a p articular leaning to-J their home a f te r a flood they found
■purpose of receiving sug- ' was considered adequuto ami suf-1 (lny uiost of cur ( ilies grow nnini ward good teeth, and he explained | everything im indutul excepting tinfrom the citizens on the . ficicnt a few years ago is now in '
witlmut tin* renthlnnce of nj (,, (|u. court he could not live w ith ; funuh Bible and llto radio set.
d zoning urdinuiaie which indzqpate
and
obsolete,
City I coniprelitmsive plan, with the r e - 1,, wi.rmin whose teeth were false. The ti""k and receiving set were
draw n up by the City 'p la n s developed a decade ago and | 9U^ th a t ultimately a plan must | ||,. bud not Ikmti advised of t h e m ’ si*#' by side on a little tntlde
Commission and a city considered ample for many years be developed and the m any sad, ■before the m arriage, he said.
i whh li iutd floated with the floor
authorized and employed ifre now seriously defective with j unfortunate errors of the past tn»j
w n ic ’ s snd stayed right side up
* City Conimissioners irf their narrow thoroughfares, t h e i r , remedied at a trem endous outlay, •H\V S L E E P E R S " ON P L A N E S ! will i ivmarknhle equilibrium. The
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George W. Simons, lack of utility service, their insuf-J of public money. W ithout plans
Bible v. ju not even wet.
.chief sanitary engineer of ficieney of pnrks ami other u t i li - ' uur cities have asuunted patchwork i line to the ceaseless drone of t
orida S ta te Board of larinn motives. The development J built effects— as one exjrert has the motors and the fact th a t at
HARMS VARNISH
't w ro te on article on “City of the modern Florida city has stir- j Pu ^ **■ the kitchen range hus been j M)eh iieiglit the landscape nurves
• n d Zoning’' two years passed the wildest dreams of A lad -, Pl*i
the parlor and tho parlor ( slowly, pusenget s on airplanes in
If ih ohol is spilled on varnish,
l,it is reproduced in part din's wonders.
j >n the kitchen, Witness the unr- j Europe find they are easily lulled w a sh immediately with water or
H e ra ld because Jof its
Modem transportation m ethods! rmv Ktn‘‘‘1"- <»ck of parks and to sleep. This condition has made pour on oil.
_ h earing on tho zoning and improved rural highway s y s - ! {•IfyKraun.lr.. ’nadequate utilities.'
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tion oflRanford.
terns have brought the c o u n try : J1’** in the stree ts and other |»hy- lotig ago tho average c i t i - . to tho city thereby abolishing t h o ; sic)l1 i
|,Mlt then conclude in J
"ttqmieeived city planning work I So-called city limits line.
The I your own 1,liml thl‘ Justification of
fro m th e standpoint of city J city areas of Jacksonville, Tampa a
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Icatlon, the fantastic ideas Miami and St. Petersburg fa r inOne has but to stand on such I
»ms o f some individual ox-jstarice, extend fa r beyond their busy thoroughfares as Flagler (
in the improvement of j respective legally defined lim its. 1 s tre e t in Miami, Franklin S treet hi '
th e planning of street park -j These cities have outgrown their [ Tam pa, Orange Avenue in Orlan
k*Wld the cleaning and p a i n t - ‘ original boundaries ami today ex- do. Forsyth or Main
S treet till
a t Tin:
9f buildings. Lily planning j tend as far beyond their potential j Jacksonville to see the lack of vi-.- j
(«ver associated with the or- influences are felt or exerted City I in plnrming street widths. Twenty
development of the city's I limits today are mere imaginary I loot addition width on Orange
|l structure.
I ivtny city . I i f , , p - taxation purpr*ses; f r e - f Avenue, firlando, would he wurth
ling is viewed in a much d i f - ; (,tiently the most Milistantiol, e x millions.
it. light; it. has assumed u tensive and progressive dc'elopSheiks Discard Robes
practical significant r o l e , roents urc found in areas adjacent
pjoncerns priticipally the l o g i n , and outside the city. (Witness
No longer do the stm Unts in
isihlc useful development n f j c (, r„] Guides near Miami).
t u r n i s l w d u m l i n s t n l l o d I>\ u-;. W c w ill he* g l a d
(he prominent school of E gypt a l l ' *
y• U nttcnipts to secure nV | M()(|or,t ,.llll(mitinB Hl,ch as these wear the traditional sheik's r o h e s j a
»qe»« by planning ra th e r h)|V„ ,ullRht
ri)y
,r the A fter a small hut significant civil i J
lit t 'i g m v w i t h y o u on y o u r n e e d s h o w e v e r l a r j f e n r
by docorntitnn. ,t aims to. n»o1
of „ ,,ron(, viHio(1| lintl fu r t h . war, they discarded the flowing *
- for what they are best , rr> , hnt hls viBi|l|l n in n „, t,.rm iu. rolies for the modern dross. Tho
•*-lunlI a n d t a n g u a r a n t e e s a f i - l a d n m a t e x t r e m e l y
As one expert » u id .|n.....
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......... m inister of education favored the
reaM U talde p r i c e s .
planning is the a tte m p t t o ( m]|sl fXt,,t,d f„r hi-yruid. lie must ! robes and threatened a lockout of
u well-cons rod control m, ...... . r4.Kjonnl .i^ .d o p e , and ptanof the people of a city over ,)|ir> rnil(, lv„ n „ >,
hanm.nime Iv
developm ent of Ihe>r pl.ysi-1 1, ;(m,imit, ltiv llll(, ,,a c t u a l l y c
^ I r o n m e n t as a w hoic.
j „ rdinafo all Lho-e things which
nimply, city planning rr tiinke for the g re ater i'immunity
p rim a rily to the sound, or plan. Research and study must ACCORDION TO HI, HONORED
I? healthy development of a 1comaider the vast territories con
Paris is sunn to u h s e rw tin- a n
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tiguous to tho cities. In other niversary ef the invention of the
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popular
.F lorida these days of rapid words, regional planning is fast accordion, which, as a
and extensive community replacing more city planning. Even mutt leal instrum ent in its present
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pment. Tho need of better, now tho electric utility of Jnek- form, was invented about \82(i. '
', camprchen»ivef fa r reaching aonvilln is uvuihildc to the citizens j Charles lluftVl, a musical instruf,planning effo rts are being en- of Orungo Bark and Pablo Bcucb. merit dealer m P a n s , was the inilit i
Best Wishes
Seminole Racing Club!
Your magnificient plant is indeed worthy of
much praise and we tender our hopes for a prosperous future.
T H E A W N IN G S \I
If you want to go to the races and sing “How Dry
I Am” you have the full permission of the Sanford
SEMINOLE RA( !N(i CLUB
Roofing Company who furnished and applied the
roofing at the Racing Club.
j Seminole Awning Shopf[
Sanford Roofing Co.
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Phone 75
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Congratulations, Seminole Racing Club!
Your successful undertaking is indeed worthy of praise, and to
marvelous accomplishments allow us to add our compliments.
<1 We are proud of the part we have played in the building of the
splendid racing plant. The grandstand, judges’ stand, auction
house, clubhouse, bridge and club house, press box, entrance
gates and secretary’s ottice were all built by us.
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To Sanlando Springs Golf and Country Club we extend
our heartiest best wishes upon the completion of their
sporty course and club house. We count ourselves fort
unate in being selected as builders of the clubhouse.
When In N eed of a R E A L Building and Construction Service, consult us
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k‘*w- A. Pohlman. M anaging D irector
IW o ties, Spencer & D ighton,
C ounsellors
Aniin..|e County Hank, D eposotory
Mr. M. It. Hutton.
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P erry W. P. Johnson,
D irector of Publicity
Mr. Ralph Lasbury.
Fred I*. Iloss, M aitre dc Hole
Mr. Tom Moore.
Louis Rich, Musical D irector
Mr. G. W. Spencer, J r.
Jam e s H. Jackson,
Club House Custodian
C apt. Pope W ashington.
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Jos. M. McGraw, Andrew G. Leonard,
Reese Hlizard, P re s .'o f N. T . A.
C h ester Stands, Stew ards.
W. H, G ostler, secty. of N. T. A.
Tom G ahagan, H erb ert J. Kohl,
W. E. Cam eron, Pres, of A. 'I'. A.
E. C. Knepelknmp, Racing Seely’s.
W . H. Soinllingcr, Seet. of A. T. A.
Steve Phillips, S ta rte r.
Ed. C urlin, Secty. of N. II. A.
W illiam H arris, A ssistan t S ta rte r.
A. E. L eathcrm an, Secty. of 11. T. A.
H erb ert J. Kohl, In C harge of Pad-
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M rs. D. C. Trigg, A ttending N urse
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wi n(, ' r . MF lorida fo r mnny years , ‘ K " ' T ' " ' V ” 'vh,,lt’ ,OWPM,« "
nf8
V
O U R B O A R D IN G HOUSB*
16 Founded
JOfEongWood
e<a»,
one TfUr
WAS
I h „?I"
l‘,r;t. ,,iv*
«ftr
| "** br.pp.ly m a m e d for 5« year
!
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,
11
, M3l<l
th.^ ia go,
hnir tonic?
morning.
U r u g K . c — 'V i rv line. Wt
Destruction war started on The
Id*' Midland Railroad in 1885 f u ‘’‘'stonier who Hook the cork
F lorida Midland ran from !
with his teeth
.
to Kixsimjnrc and Mr
,‘;l-v *11' had 11 "'uslncli
;k w a s iin firpl president. At |,cI<?
,>uris*
'*MO th ere were three rail- i
7--------•— -----A Wrong Move
l i t h r o j g l i I onirv/ond.' The
W hat became of tin! young fc
RNjrvTitjtllard, the ‘h a n g ' Belt
.. k- i' l*t.i Moi .-Ir. r<a(I‘.vuy. | h r frn.ii the c i t y ? ”
had .'onnidcrnble rnil 1 "Oh, lie used t c be a ehauffeu
•d ac tiv ity about this time nnd ami lie crawled under the mule t
IlntttfnH officer,
in
I.rtidon,v *ee who it would go." |Vlo M(.|
JcJphin, New 1 orlt end Itns ! Paris.
m
J u i / . , ,
.1
igWood Ufid<J.- the
gui ling
Not W orth 1;
\> o r this
intrepid
pioneer,
'Die fleet *,i bud ju. t been vi.-itin.
, ip e d and was very prosper- un Irish patient, nml n< the m an’
« n ti| the yenr of "The Big, wife
................
was ........
shown.g bun i.at be anl.
« • Which cnnie on the n i g h t ' n L
[s h ru a ry 8th, 1895, c r - r h i n g thnj
"Is y ,„r hi, . „„«| ;
life of he tom a.unity. A l l ! ti„. ..jn.ple di.b t i p.e
|-i were destroyed nnd m any I -|le i
o ,, • ,.
lens moved away Trom the i tu to ,,v
Lcngwood Inal pni'-tienlty
i i .,
. ... , .
<*r s;:u
until l!M I vvh»‘M
I .
..
.
,
again, resumed.
We are im
' ' ' ' ‘
'
W\
this present dnv „ml i, b, ,
! i !' f, 'v >'t,ars b»nffcr.u—
ilea, to go through the activity,
, , , "<lon..
VlHii taken place within the last!
------------- .yean .
i
A Quick Ono
ll*; tten ck wart Mayor of Ding
‘‘Am| bow long were to you enofor
2 years under its ohl
'* l " I it me
rt*r and wns elected Mayor j
<l"n t. know, I feig.-t lu loot
k in in 1920 ut which time he n* my w a t-h ." — I h n n Humor, Mn
7? yeara of nge. Mr. Henck is 1drill.
c h a r c e .w
OFF aeGAUSE
They
A <SPtt=DlM £ CHAR GE,*
H E P L E A D E D "(HAT H IS
<5PEE.DOM E.Tkj2. (H AS H o t
R E < S I $ l k R |M < S C O R R E C ltV L v .
6 0 r ADVISED H / M T o
( & X i r A D JU S T E D , A M D
W 4M ISS E D H lM /u .
jtttro U R h o u A ^ cm m tiT a iN
1*8 0 " n o p ” to be h d d at the
tOod Hotel nnd the gentle
o#J *11 the surrounding coindVirould g a th e r nml dance no.
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AMD AJli<ST DECl$IOAl/^—
A MAM WAS 8R0U6KT 06PORE
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FRECKLES AND HIS LRIENDS
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SAID M6 D 6 G T UP EARLY
AM' B u il d A / i ic e
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build a FIJ?e
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week C>r- f*mr |,i>
week*.
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The Tot’s Shoppe
jir
THE P ftO P E R .
V M C IK O D ^O P
1; A P ^ L U t d G F O R
a
SANFORD
LAUNDRY
819 W. 3rd Sf,
r
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DEPENDABLE,
y.
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x nr?|
i he I’uture Dotsn ! Bother Orc'ir
By Knic!.
JO H N S
Thirty-unc
K iinI
I. cnn 2:.
l e c t mi N o r t h Hide i . i iiliuvi. Un I
Nciiiu-ii , t i i 1 1 > i ' hiii i i i n i K t i v . - l
■r !**.
A
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90— Automobile,, for Sole
ONE DAY SERVH
j
i
81— Houses For Sale
W A N ! ED--To communicate with
owner of ten or fifteen acres
good citrus wild land for stile, pre
ferably in I'aolti section. Must be
anti-boom price. F. (). Uox ;(;(»,
Sanford.
McRpyholds Orug..Coa*
o l'f W
■V
H
I f'lt SALE.—5 at re farm , new
house. |3,000.00. I.. L. Keller,
l-"ke Monroe, Fla.
nml ,»>• virtue of that certain ext*,
nitlnn iM’urifur date of May 3<».
'Pi O T | o
IhhiiIiiu mil «,f nil,I unrl**r s<al ,,f
thn <*114,111 4'ntlM «»f lilt*
Nolle* It* herulir jlven (h«|
J im111' ia 1 n r . u l r
In i.n.l
S. ,„l - j .lay, „f,er M.e flV.t p« ,1 c«,IoS1
ii..I.. i minty. Horlitn. e »,»•», o-r- this notice, nnd on tn-wlf- thw l*l
'!•*»• *'«Use therein !>*•„.IHti; >vh. r.ln d a y of November. 19*6 I ahalf SS
\ Irglnln.t'HrolInn
rhcm lcnl
ftuti |
•
. I »n a l l
[miiiv. n cor,>iu at Ion le ,•In In t Iff nnd sent mv vouchers and final raOi
I! Ii Monroe in defr min in. I <• \| and nmke it ,i|il , l..n to tha Caa
11" " I « s sheriff of Sriiilnnliti . i l> J u l i a n of Scinlnoln C o u n t v a t ,
•V. Kl.Thill, hnvc let li d oil thn- office In the t'ourt Hours &anfA
"•'fiiln limner,v rI ' u.ih I ir S. ml- Klorlcln. |„ |ln dlacharasii iSr^3
•"ii** ''oiintv. ili'scr:!o' I us fotlown
Im
the eitata
. n . i . of iW
,, tnlstrntrlx'of
. . " ' M l r d / ' f the
'j 5
T i l e K iin, h a l f | K ‘ ,» uf t h e N i n t h - I *•■ 11lek n. (ilnreaRcil.)
••iiNt M i n u t e r t N!•;'« > uf t h e S o u t h - 1 •r,,|- t i „ , 2j M.
n. _ .
WI N, t j i i a r l c r ,S\V V
, » ,,( n,,. Ni . r t l i - J
11
1
8«p,i
west Q o u r t c r ( N W ' i ) , u f Seethin' " * '
“
Allis. MARY R. H
Thirl)-three
fltl),
T i i wi i h Ii I|i
i
N i n e t e e n ( l i?) . South o f
Itangu
Off to the Hospital
KJO. aUAWTUVANVCYOO. ^O ois t’S"------ V f ' V n
-------- ------- ----RUMNIN6 A VWGWVlUtR AwO OOCtOR ‘A
OVJt R TO TdT
JCHWbOK) TVMMKS \T Ut'aT To IAVCE J 0 °
P,WO
TA 1
.
HIR To TUt VVOSWAV. IbVMYUlATLkV 'l 3tJW * w t kL ALL Go To
i H t h f t ' . b m VOBTUK CAR ? TAV: IVOSVaAL VJ1 tn
r-
&
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8 9 - W a n t e d _ R c .l E d la l.
No
DOWN
PAYMENT.—The M ANTED to buy lot in good resifil'd two to see me enn buy n
drntinl sertion SanfortL State
tmine apiece for rent. I
Hlnnd. location and cash price. H. It. Post
First St. next to Spring.
Office Box f>U3, City.
i
V\ \)
X
R O O T S A N D ! !ER BUDDIES
/\
83— Farms and Land For Sale
lllcka. ( i1m <w «U.>
*■' Rif AIN—Beautiful
bungalow,
CHRYSLER
live rooms ami hath, on Myrtle CHAS. F. FU LLER MOTOR CO ,\mi « m i>rrct"tio »rini!-1i.r »ii. ..n
l»t ween 7th and 8th St.
Lot Snnford Ave. a t 10th St. Phone 092 !
'
ii'e ei.ii..-i •m. v i> i
|
M*
'•.liii/ Im I nu a
mhJ*. «lu\.
1*1 '■ 117. This is one of the. de
a ii t i n u A In* I i'*t :i 1 l i M i r * n f m i l . , t n
sirable locations of Snnford nnd
USED CAR EXCHANGE
f r »»r*t / f
H i , ' i I mmi
,,f
i It#*
4*,»iir(;
is priced 42,000 M o w value. If CORNER PARK AND SECOND I I mIImi* / a t Si»rit'>i I. r i Mr h l u ntni u III
**»’ M f ii •• HtiiiH* 1»* tli.- h l k h r w t nml
Q. W. WANSLEY, .Ms'inger
you net quick $5,250 will take it.
*••••«!
f u r nifili
S11M |trn|i- '
'( t o __
»|
|\ lit llli:
1•*«| ll|lnM n* 11**•
f
'"►k at it today. Term* a r r u n ^ d .
* » t * o f IJ I t M o t i i o i ' a m i
I m *I ii tf
i
JE W E T T AND PAGE
•Mr. Hickey, Phone 197 J.
t o • •11•*f v
*«:i l«l • \* i 'Ii II mii ,a n d m , h( h. |
yertiseks
RIVE’S GARAGE
1**19
•*!* Ml* 11111«11.1 |'q to tM\ fur —
J -'
m l.
Sanford Dealer
representative
S. J. NTX
61—Miscollnneou.s.
i f I V E room, modern stucco h u n g
<• M ll \ Al ,
208 W. 1st St.
Phone 0(7
A ttorney and Counsellor at Law
'imiliar with rates,
\M "I,. |.•!
,.f
s', 1 ,n|,,.|,
'
a lo w on P a lm e tto
Aw. 2'KIU
ffil
I i .....la
ifirstion will give
210 E ast F irst Street.
block
Phone
7|.j
FOR SALE— One wood range. j,|s)
i a t ;s t
SANFORD HOICK CO.
. information. And
III* V !*••» ?' I ••:«I 11|
gasohiie pump and lank siiiial.ii
212
Magnolia
Ave.
I
D
• II M *J7
they will assist you
r\^'V
CHIROPRACTIC.—The fort unost for private garage. 8uf> Mn
.Mi i HKRX S T l ’Cf (1 BUNGALOW 1
Phone
:(ii7
t
I
1
bungalow.
'nWZ
ur want »d. to
drugless system of Health H eal Phone L'di;
lls bung:,Imv has large living *Hath and hot water connections.
IN
Till: < III! I I T H U IIT o r
effective.
'■"•"ii. dining ........, 3
room s , 1 LINCOLN
ing. Investigate. Phone 182-.I for
,1'ive minutes from I', o
FORD
FORHSON
v i :>i i n o i . i : n u m j ,
i i H iitm
e l “ kl i rhen
1 1 1 1 , 1 I, teak fas
'
'
M
i
n i i: o r s i n R i i r n s \ i k .
'ANT NOTICE
appointment. Hr. W. E. Mac- 61 Seed, I'lii n ls , Fertilizer.
.
,
1 nook, hard-I
Edward Higgins, Inc.
Union A m
I ‘hone a, | |
**; i \ i \ r >in »i i \ \
flnors in living room and din- Commercial
Palmetto. Phone 9:U \ 11IM
should give their
Dougull, 1st N a t ’! Bank Bldg.
N ‘ \ I. I’liMl i W • ||
Miulcrn
m
every
detail.]
■
.......................
.
.
.
office address ns
\ u \ m:. i i 11»**• ,ttii,n
I'lVE room h o u s e
I
’
I.i
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FOR
SALK50,01)0
cc.lcrv
...
..................
bmUc.
g
a
r
a
g
e
•
h'"
borne
must
I...
sold
in
the
next
,
KENT
V
t
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.
f
a
VI/.ING
WORKS
phone number if
plant i>
32— Help W an ted — Fem ale
VM
ready to go in fjt.|,|. They sell, Roide* A il« e.•* ’
*’*».» make
...... me
"M M
M»,rthi(t I’ f;, ' v •*«->
nuil Mill
offer. Atl- HOOD
"
' AND GOODYEAR TIKES. I Ii: M
Its. About one
Irssults.
M
.
Aitn Ut tAAWU )\ )N ,t., • \ i l mi i i i
20li-( .
I dress Owner, care Herald.
cheap.
E2 miles out We d V'■ir s l ! __
t• it.o
*t..t >'f
..f tita
if\r. rI ’-mii .>
,t,.
, fcf
SAM
a thousand bus n
l>. S. L. Batteries.
]<
N E A T -A P PE A R IN G salesladies to ■St. J. H. Lee.
Distributors Chandler
i iMl
i i iI . i il*s. N**,. • "• • *i.
the others can’t
I >•
«i
sell Pickwick house and street
I'HR RENT. Five room, unfurn- • NEW BUNGALOW Five rooms,
Commercial A venue
with you unless
N . ' l l i ’r- i'l lit D'ti\ r i\>H til.il tin«1*T
frocks
direct
to
wearers,
easily
ished
house.,
Elder
Springs
In
-'
Ingh
elevation.
Price
$0250.
Very
address,
«n»l
h\
\
i
l
l
im
i*f i M i l t o f K x . c i i
I your
S5— SpccinlH at the Stores.
I t -C
M AKlN* BiGr O N E S O O t O F UTV l E
J
•ifttl I*4<*|| i'll
Mill »*l .1tnl Hlnlfl Jfn*
•luire 11 Ok Myrtle Ave.
easy terms. Bart Nason, Valdez.
utnee MOST be earn $.15 weekly; work all or part
• 11 III i
«’i i . mi t 'him i nf V.i
.fa n
time. W rite today. Uiekwit,k Mfg.
Hotel Bldg. Phone H.-,:!.
it The Sanford
! I »«l.i i 'mint \ . riot nln. 1)41(1 «l (In*
•'h
«liiy
«
»
f
Nut
•tnliti I!»2A. cotnCo.,
F
ort
Wayne,
Ind.
or by letter. TeleTHREE Brand New Stucco Bungn-^
mi ui'lm*; lilt* (It.it mtl .if f Jim ^ottrl'l
(inusnees arc not
ELECTRIC!
ELECTRIC!
DODGE b r o t h e r s
lows for rent, desirably located, |
•'•nl h *( t »•Jm | ;t •»«•*♦ .111*| 11' mil* MM-ft t H
1 1 S\. M I ' H I M . I I * •!• 4‘twtHoil in (ho
WORK AT HOME.—$0 a do en
modern throughout. D Uve name !
J •loN - f I! M t ’ \ IUJ \ \V \ V .m
Healers
m aking seurfa.
Expkrir^ice unand address at IJoiald office Care
\ iluiHI *st 1.It ..f (lo* I'HlUl* of th.»
Efficient
Prompt
” f B. F. S.
.'.1 s a m
r i m 1. i r
th' c cn*o. i
1
Lome ill and see our line of
necesary. No canvassing. PnrticHoy/ d i d T iik >
s
n
I.
GOOD
I’SED
CA
RS
.
IMM' to Ir* 111 III. lilt* Slim of ftiTfi "1.
I Sir'"1’
Electrical A ppljjmcra
i
ulur.i
lor
stamp.
Liunit
Service,
j
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in
I
ho
«um
happen
HE CALLED
i Inc.. I'.'I l.yn, Mass.
|*t
,<‘ »♦ I Imv.' I•*\ i*tl upon pi tnl
I OR RENT
room furnished
- 1 HIT HJ8
Several
■iM off. 1 f .t * »l«* t.. fh^ li1*;h«*Ht
A1C A TOMBOYPercolators, Irons, Waffle
Slalitms
—
Kehouse
mi
Sanford
Ave.,
eon-I
$.‘i7.r>.K
K
Ca-h
i
Bargiiuis
m
,
.
ml
lir* t hithlt i ltn « ’4s|» w i t h i n f h«
T he head!
Irons, Toasters, etc.
A W '- A N '
I 1 ; t l 1 h o u r s o f s,il«* hi tin* f r o n t
venient to school. $75.00
‘ • „ « r ," 'l l buy a <'» room stucco liiiiigahiw ;
I'M— Help— Male or Fem ale
l ’-ed Cais.
M *’
t ht t'oini I>••11si* In San font,
, month. Phone 711.
j <"i Magnolia Ave , l.nlaiici in r mg
Prices right,
I .‘ i m i *hi | m i ' oi i m I y . I ’ l o r h l u . mi Mt*nt h e hall h a r d w a r e
!*'
------- — -_______led on ea-y terms.
EL T R IM " '
I
f
•
•
•
v
tio
ti 1h iln\ of |iiMM*mlit>r. no;.
rena.inahle tel ms.
ill • f i h f rlirlil, t i t l e . uni
•XI . ..
1, 1*. niit inc owni” .’’
jl'O R RENT. -9 ro<m, house on)
j *.f Mu- *n,l)l S A M I ' l l l U j r . t l ocr nnfor ••• timntes,
I Magnolia Ave. Suitable, for ur-! T,lis is unque.stionahly Hi he:
• «l in iiihI to tin* ft.Mowing
‘SALKS MEN W A N T E D ”
♦ •I lot
«*r p a r c e l nf I nml *l t .RAPKDKD
MILLER O. PHILIPS. Inc.
_______ lunging into two apartments, two
w,‘ Have ever offered
MJil»* In St oni nol , . C o u n t y . Kl orl t t n.
In Wit
hatha, double garage.
(>.n lease
•<»I.CL(IUGH REALTY CO
|
SA LESLA D IES W A N TED "
66— W anted— to Huy.
All tint rv.It of tho Kant Hnlf.
\L1.( AM/.1N( i | To nell Iota for the Baptist Etluenfur yenr or month tomonth. J. L. '■ ’! 712. I l l F irst Nat. Bk. Bldg. 1
l\iov V »t (Invest .of Iho Atlnntlo
Elm Ave. and 11th Street.
.
14 WELCH
! tionnl Board a t tho New W inter I BUY, pay cash for second-hand Hurt. Hhono .r»HS, Hiiririns Smith >
I 1 •*1st l.iiiv Itnl Iro/nl. »if Lot Klftvwight IIic
‘
•
SANFORD. FLA.
1
fit.'
..f H\Nf r o u i > c r l k k y
»t Mikes friends”
Assembly Grounds a t Umatilla,
pianos. Address Box 152.
M
PHONE 3
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. REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE
| b lorida. This is the finest nnd
o f MTuril In t h e I'lihltc* l l i w n n l n
o f S c r n l n o l v C o u n t v. r i o r l d t i . In
1‘OR KENT.—5-room furnished >
i Service Offered easieftt selling proposition in the
r i a l llooli I. I’n u . H 7 5 -71;.
house, 1900 him k on S anford'
state. Wo finish all lends where 67— Rooms W ith Hoard.
tS iK m .n C M IIANP,
A m S h e r i f f nf
S«nnl nol o
Avenue.
Very ilesirahle..
All it
me ot/ io v
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alinoat every call means a sale.
t ’ 'Hint \
n«»i hla.
|UG STORE
I n - Experienco unm yesary and your KOOMS, with or without mouls. modern with garage. L I.. Hurt. I ~
S' hv
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\ r NV'|*|»|)44in l*f P'ltyut
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Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. Plmiie 588. Iliggns, Smith. Wight I ~
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Ul' ,,u‘ earning shouhl he a t least two
Inc.
BE SURE and see the new custom
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i hundred dollars per week. Apply
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xnvbuilt Slmlehukers
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Uit once to Rowe Hollywood EataU's, 68— Rooms W ithout Hoard
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We are pleased lo announce that
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d'SJ» *X HtA StBVICt IK^
(LA RGE front room. Twin l>eds.
stucco bungalow, Celery and
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[i full line
----------------_ _ j garage. J. L. Hurt. Phone 588. front property will begin this week. Pleasure cars and Gral.am Trucks T i l t : U I ' S ' I A ' A ( ' ( lit l ‘( lit A T I i >N
i 'i ».VII‘ I.A I N A N T .
Two $15,0(10 homes have recently Elm nml 11th St.
(Kopt on Ico)
Phono 3
nghl. Cash nr
FOR RENT- Iwirge bed room and! biggins. Smith, Wight Inc.
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been
completed
nnd
two
more
j TMi i MAM .1 K V A NS, i : r A t .
It your business.
garage. (118 Oak.
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Rcglatercd Pharmuclst in
I *i I t . N l i A N T S
W A NTK— E n tran ts for big CharSEM INOLE II HDStiiV ESSEX I
FOR RENT. — n room Slueeo homes will be under construction
X O T I t H TO KXOVVN
VXI»
iince Constantly
F-t
ithiu HI days. We have s e v e r a l 1
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Cite Co., general . u . 'T r r n i s t h m 'n . ^ T,> V
( X l t X O W X IIKKICMIAXT'S
!>c.s
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f,; reSi lft” j FOR
RENT. —Furnished ' bed'- ' , Bungalow, IW ,„elto,,HAv...‘ and with
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, kdewalks, builddesirable
lots
at
a
substantial
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I,, ridiitiUM .1 K x i i n s n ml N i imi i I,' V
in fiva cash^nrizes
Flitiams ' f r ' ^ i
:l1"1 bath for rent. 1011 W.
Si- ?75.0U per month un- ' ! ' ,J
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iseounl to any one contracting i o | ____ __________ ____ __
Hun boxes. J. R.
I ( . m i . I ns wll. -. i f n l l v o , noi l ,i
6th St.
furnished. Phone 711.
Preliminaries in the
afternoon
V) >v WSW'. — J
I in tl ii' l r u u k n o w n h o l i i ,|,
1build a nice home there. We tie -1
HUPS MARMONS
Cur. Sanford and Geneva
( Is,-* s, l*'Kal**i*i«, o r nrnhlis--*,
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finals a t night on big open nir
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sire
the
whole
or
p
a
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time
service
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Automobile
Co.
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Phone 117 « He. If :• 11x m o l If il* n,| |,, i lii' lr
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^CLEANING CO. stage following enormous v au d e
Fountain Curb Service WUt£<<ij!}
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OS3 couple.
Use of garage.
Hot I
--------------------------------- of two persons of selling ability^ 2U<1 Magnolia Ave.
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. TWS ?
Call
a
t
our
office
for
more
infor
I'lenty of i’arkiiig
Repairing nnd ville show. Muke application to w ater always available. 803 Union '
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Meiseh
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165 for prompt Wm. J. O’Neil, Mgr. Armieticu Ave.
| „ Bld^ . APMy A. P ConnrMy & mation. Scruggs.Scoggan Realty
*1 11x •*. m n l If don,I i n i lii'lr i i i i i i i o. wi i
Day Celebration, Tuvares, Fla.
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd
Co., Inc. Masonic Temple. Phone lx*uds the world in motor car value. h o l m , i l o v l s o o s , Io k i i I oom. o r k i 'i i i i *
SMITH MOTORS CO
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l o o s , t o T h n r l i i w lllnhii|i n nd
---- 715.
I tl shnp. h U n l f o , If n l l v o . n nd
W ANTED.—Solicitor. One who 69— Rooms for H ousekeeping 80— A— Real ['’s la te Directory).*_____
I BARBER SHOP
AUTOMOBILE D E A c E R S —If you if .ili'ii*1 l o t h e i r l i nk n o w ii h o l m , ilocan
produce
10.
110
1st
Nation
v I moom. I r a n i i < *, o r k i ' i oi I i -o s , .Mn
iolia Avenue.
FOR
SALE. 5-room,
mode.ru
want to iell your used cars, ad IIlilo
lliirlolgli nnd
llm
FOR
RENT— Four unfurnished : McCALL & FOX, Real estate in
id
|Wtew. Special at- al Bank.
vertise
daily
on
the
classified
page
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Stucco
Bungalow.
This
modern
lolMtit.
h e r hns l ni i nl . If n t l v e , mu l If
rooms. Corner Pecan Ave and
doiiil t o i l i o l r u n k n o w u l i e , i s .
do
1l*Jle* and children,
ourr listings.
l i s t i n g s ' P h o i e b 7 4 5 .n r e a m ° " B I h o m * huH , a r R ° , i v i , | br "i until,
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MARRY IF fToNELY.—Best and I 1th St.
t J .
ing room, 2 beds, hath including FLORIDA—-OKLa NDO— Orlando I #!£?!■ . VJiUJr't ,Vr . f rn,,1" ’.oi p o min
Morning Sentinel; largest clusai- *,....
...ii, In * ox.■l s t.o i i i ' o n s
most successful “ Homo Maker” ;
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nil i#
If sMIl
TEAM l'|{ ESSE RY
TISDALE Tor good buys *bower, kitchen him built in fea fied business, rale lc a word, min Nlicli.
NICE large room. Homelike, with S E!.E itR. C.
mill If 'lilt hi • * '.iteiicil n.i
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tturt's,
ilfilti ,talso
u.. elect
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pressing, tailoring. hundreds rich, strictly confidentrange
and
si ii' h nil u n k i i i i w u
I ' luluiiiiK
I.i,
in Real Estate, 21(5 Meiseh Build
or without light
housekeeping.
imum 24c cash with order.
l l i n n i u h o r u n d e r II ns itss In m- i s,
Avenue. I’hon*. iel; descriptions free. “ The S uc 1217 W. 2nd.
w ater heater. The price of this
ing.
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f o r m e r s l i n k hn l i t o r s *,r ii II i o i w Iho
cessful Club,” Mrs. Nash, Box
home, is moderate mul terms can
m u l If n on p m t i i o i s h 1p mul In o u - i
ofili, Oakland, California.
HIGGINS-SMITII
WIGHT,
INC.
bo
arranged any way In suit pur MORGANTOWN, W. VA„ people * n c e ns s u c h , I hi) u n k n o w n p e r s o n s
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and
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nuld c o - p u r l u, i sh ip. m o l
(A
Real Estate and
J chaser. Address Box 50 or Phone are interested in Florals. Reach ■If'IIIIIPI'IMUM
Phone 475
•B PRINTERY
mi l o f e i l n t c i i r e u s u o n - p u r l i c i .
36—
S
itu
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W
anted
Fem
ale
INSURANCE
BROKERS
713.
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s h i p nil u n k n o w n p e r s o n s w l i o n i s •
them
through
a
classified
add
in
FOR R EN T—^Two furnished a p a r t
e v e r , cl 11in Iiig b y , i h r o u g h .,r u n d e r
P SUPPLIES
i n,.'-. Lz n',a
ivc "
It w h o ! h e r u s i i ns Ik i i oi -s , f o r m e r
ments near new High School, LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH, FOR Sz\LE—A five room house the Morgantown POST. Six cents pi
W
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TED
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Position
by
experienc•W-N’. I.umley, Prop.
t r l nei H. o r o t h e r w i s e , unit In nil
a work for six consecutive issues.
"TH
E
LOT
KING"
with
or
without
gnrage.
J.
L.
p e r s o n s h l i v i n g nr o l u l m l m c m n In ,
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ed stenographer.
A-l
referone block from school with all
M-rest lu I hu f o l l o w l n t t d e s o i Il e d ,
100 First National Bank Bldg.
Hurt. Phone 588. Higgins, Smith,
ISBN’HKHRY p r i n t cnccs' Fhone 121-W.
modern conveniences reasonable
l u mi s . s u l d h i n d s liolliir sl l unl *- in I
15 \ V « t
Mem
Iind n C o u n t y . F l o r i d a :
Frinting. Knirrav-iu.. I
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——------- wight Inc.
91—
Legal
Notlcen
price, easy terms.
Address Box
t iia c t
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No.
50.
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us
first.
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do
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Male.
T i l e Nul l I nv es t O u n r t e r
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ORLANDO
FOR R E N T —Nice .-room unfur,7- 8 2 “ B u8inC M
VJUV DIDM'TYOO
Noi l l i u t sl Q u a r t e r ( N VV \ ,,f w v !
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apartm
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Laurel
Ave.
ft.
7TLL MB VEG7EPDAV
O K T H U I NT K I I l O l t
COURTEOUS educated
gcntleI hi* S o u l l i e a s t e o r i n r ) o f Mei-iion
FOR SALE—Store with duelling 4-ROOM ImtiT.ilow on Palmetto IMCI'.V I I T. VIIT.KMT
1 he Sho; pit I jc tJj* df~W
a i a v t A /^ y
MAD EAiOUSM FOR
it. I . A N ) ) O K K I K K III I
AAi* T VWCULDA
si x I roll
( If , ) .
T o w n s h i p I We i l l )
Ave„ Close in very reasonably
_ man, resident of Sanford, de Phone 150-W.
rooms,
good
location.
$2,5)1(1
<iitlliisvIMc, Kl.,.,
i ? u) . S o u t h
It m i n e
thirl)-two
COAL'
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BP clvgatgoaaE
YESTERpAY.^
Her », IU2 G.
sires perm anent position. Highest
COMPANY
» 2 1 Must
small, cash payment. Rt. A, U” X priced ami on ea-y terniH. Phone
w a r ih iD a ’*
. >i m 1
N o T I I ' K Is ti e re t i y u l v e o I t mt . as I
713.
K* « l l .Store”
TII A C T T W O
references furnished. Phone 780, F U R N IS H E D apartm ents, close in, 41.
today?
i l i r c i ' l f i t |>y ilin ( ' e m in ins Io i l e r o f t h o I
Southeast
Quarter
of
tho
Houthnlso
unfurnished
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cottage
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leiist Quarter tHK'i uf Mm SK's) LA Y ETTES
CIhIo IIH (if Ml
up-to-date, will furnish if desired.
- (fifi. It. M . pursmitii
STUCCO BUNGALOW, large l:,,’ ’ to
r^nptions ami ,,uick
Of S eoMoi t e i g h t e e n ( I S ) T o w n s h i p
(Im
upiillrnlioii
iif
I'lun-Iiee
501) B. 3rd St.
[ Qtlivory.
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<-)'). Mouth I t a n a e l l i l r t y 10— Money to Loan
83— F arm s and Land for Salt*
ing room, dining room, 3 lied J K u r d , Serial No. o'joudo. i Ii i i 'i' offer
t w o t.'t2) Ha s t .
KABY
'room
s,
kitchen
u
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built
in
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LOANS— Money available at 7 per NIC F Three room ap a rtm e n t with v i v p
lurea Including
lireakfast
n o o k . . o r e . a t l o o ' c l o c k A. .Nl . on i h u S r d
' " i i l i my e l a i m s o m e r l n h t . M i l e or
private bath. Scminoio Hotel. M \ K a n d o n e - h a l f a c r e s p a r l y 1 S m a l l
BIN'S
down
payment,
b a l a n c e 1 "'*>; - » D ^ - m l m r . I M * . m x). a t t i n .
cent.
Close
in
property.
A.
P.
i n t e r e s t In unit to
Min
Haberdasher
cleared, close in. Owenr, B o x 117,
hie
p i .....
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the. r o l l o w i n g tmet ,.f In mi : he! • d n n t o i v e di' Horllo d
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FOR RENT.—Furnished 3 room 1 '*>•
II Is T I I K It K Ft Mil-!
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| :’ ). T I’O S.. H. 31 K„ Tall. Mur.
P'lM Street.
Mint y o u n m l ••ach o f m u he m d ».-i
g ara g e nnnrtmenti
Fee Goo
53— B uilding M aterials
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Paint Store.
FOR SALE.—Two 10-ucre tructs i 88— Real E siu te for Exchange I i.H
i t i'.
those pre sen t at tha
hour
nam ed
. Momt a) t h e s i x t h d i y o f t W v e m h o r l
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YELLOW P IN E LUM BER for sajo. FOR RENT.—Furnished apt. for
on Paola road opposite four.- ■HOUSE well located, building l o ^ l S n ^
C re A II. t:i 2 «. t h e ■ unis h»t n< a t t m n ’
of t hi s Court, at rh * O n i n
!" lrn'1
Immediately pay the 'May
F ra m in g — Sheathing— Siding
in Glmbrville, will exchange na.' ! ''!"
lro'1,
genUc.meii ’ Or couple employed. t:y Club. This property is con• " U s e In H a n f o r d . S e m i n its O i n n r y '
,
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iinioiint
thwreof.
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Flooring nnd Finish, delivered in 813 Mfjgnolia -z\ve.
sidcrcd the most dcsirablo country p art paym ent oil borne. Address , Any persor dulinlnc adversely th* r l o r l d u . a n d tn d e f a u l t t h e r e o f
I r o e s I’ m C o n f e a s o wi l l !,« sn' nsn^A
Snnford and vicinity a t a prico ----------------------------- tr—i---- 7—-------I home-site between French Avenue Box 60.
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P j ^"tractor
l o f i l e ( h e i r c l ul ni n, n r n b j o c t l n n a .
guaranteed to be a saving to you. F U R N IS H E D niinrrrqents
t o i|uli*t t i t l e In a n d t>> t i i a
and , nnd the Country Club, Will sucri4T^
- | on o r b e f o r o ( he t i m e d e s i g n a t e d
V t tir* ‘^ reet
lierelnahove dew rlbi.l.
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Vermont Lum ber Co., Osteen, Fla.
sleeplng rooms. 520 >V. 1st St. flee for quick aale. Inquire Box LOTS — ns first payment on o r i s ' s .
rhonp
It la further ORDKinJSD :nan -tttki
QKOJtni! 7. CUOM
Phone
4802.
Phono
28.
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Herald.
house.
Address
Box
fit).
P ubl L* ll" d in mi n ■ •u. ' Wi a i t '
MM* »r MCA MSVICC. INC.
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SMAKe^you’o HAV&TRodp.lf- in T&llimg
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74— Apartments For Rent
—I
JA M ES H. COWAN— All kinds of
FOR c o o n WOOD CAM. 35111
Tin nnd Sheet Mdtal Work.
'• J A PA R TM EN T- ?H.0„ and sleep
in Adr»n«e
W ater and Boat Tanks. A t Oak F OR SA I.E.Stove
— mg rooms 5-M.Oo. Space for car.
(Avenue and Third S treet. Tele
be received phone 111. .
Phone ;,5 i r ' . M .
J
A~ ^
collector sent
b ° R R EN T— hour room furnish
58— Household Goods.
HODGINS A COWAN CO., Auto
ed apartm ent, nicvlv located.
10c •
1
Radiator and sheet metal w o r k s .. FOR HALF - t tw.rJo t.
Z
I *'^1’ply Pico Hotel.
He ■ bne/
nln and
and ornnm
ornam ental
»heet metul
meft.l I ......
.
' h ,rse for rltll»R «r
Plain
ental sheet
working,
acetvlen..
...,7c « lit,e‘
K*nc- 75— B usiness Places for R en t
work. Tel. 710-W. 207 Frcnvh raloi.
Stov
*...
fixtures, counters,
Avenue.
[tM on request
etc. Ruby Iit'll. 1.(05 \V
U f»te» ore for
1 --■(
s t , AT ™ A C T IV E room* to ront for
I’ln.lie Lkk't.J.
•
-ores or o f f ic e at |*Urk Ave..
25— Florists.
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Commercial i treet. xW. M
FOR KENT odewing
machine, .’lit; »oung. Owner, 208 Pork A vq_
"ST E W A R T T H E F L O R IS T ”
Onk.
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Flowers for all occasions
77— Houses for Rent.
Me LA N D ER ARCADE
i it restricted to
I'OR SAI.K—Two burner oil st ove. !
Phone 781,
I M l .Magnolia Av,’e.
tfieotion.
I OR
r [i made The Snn•>I.. ...RF.N1.—Six
...
< . .iimm new bung-------i
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I'Uh.St.
1*111 be responsible
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A.... fPhone
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2? Professional Services.
60— M achinery and Tools.
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II
L eased W h t
NumberOf WaterAndGas
Consumers Is Increased
Of
i
The num ber of w a te r and gap
consum ers Increased In O ctober
over both th e corresponding m onth
of 1025 and the m onth of S eptem
j erg Ehrling ber of this yoar, the m onthly s ta
tistical re p o rt of th e S anford U til
^sl Identity ities D ep artm en t reveals.
Companion 1 'T h e 'w a te r d ep a rtm en t sta tistic s
*
, I n n o 's h o w : Total consum ers in October,
t t f g e y S L i* * ™ , 1,834; S eptem ber, 1,802 and Octoher, 1925, wan 1,894.
The gas d ep a rtm en t s ta th tfe s
reveal: T otal consum ers in Octo
ber, 1,249; S eptem ber, 1,205 and
October, 1926, w as 972.
The gas d e p a rtm e n t earn in g s in
Mrs. Gibson October, 1926, w as $3,282.32 and
fo r tho sam e m onth in 1925, it wan
je on Night $3,277.30, n decrease of $5.02.
cost-of Operation over earnings
•able Slaying The
in October, 1926 w as $284.15 and
|VILLE. N. J.. Nov in 1925, it wan $650.09.
w a te r d eportm ent earnings
hivalry. believed in The
October, 1926, wan $4*144.85
for a moment in and in O ctober, 1925, it was $3,-
State
470.84. The earning!iover the cost
o f operation in October, 1926, wu$1,747.29 and in 1925, totaled $1,
818.85.
The loss of $284.15 in the gnd ep artm en t nnd alight drop in
profits in the w ater dopnrtmeu:
w as explained by Edwnrd S. Me
call, office m anager of the Utili
ties D epartm ent in n letter ncconi
panying the report. The October
m eter rending period covered from
Sept. 15 to Oct. 10 nnd a fte r thi«
date, there was an increase of 30
p er cent in duily m anufacturing
which was not covered by the Oc
tober remlinga, Mr McCall snid.
Thin added cost of fuel nnd the
shortening of the period from .'!()
to 25 days m.t vw I to ovorhnlnmv
the profits for th is period. Thin
will he adjusted in November bv
reading the m eters in the order in
which they were read in October,
he said.
SA NFQ
CONSPIRACY
ITALY CAUSES
MUCH CONCERN
A c tiv itie s o f G a rib a ld i A re
V iew ed W ith C o n sid e ra b le
A la rm B ecau se o f E f f e c t on
F ra n c o - Ita lia n R e la tio n s
Garibaldi, La Polla
InTahoots, Is Claim
Itn lia n to he E x p elled F ro m
F r a n c e ' i f M ore E v id e n c e
Is D isco v ered A g a in s t H im
>, F L O R ID A , M O N D D A Y , N O V E M B E R 8. 1926
Party for Bride, 18*
And Groom, 66, Ends
In Kidnaping Plan
BELLPORT, N. Y., Nov. 8<—’
l/Pt— A p arty given hero In hon
or of Dr. Silas Rogers Corwlth,
ill? year-old physician, and his
18 year-old bride, Marie Viola
Alter, ended with tho g u ests all 1
being driven out of tho doctor’s
house n fter an unsuccessful a t
tem pt was made, to kidnap the
bride.
The party went .tell enough
intil some of the younger men,
growing tired of the cider nnd
home made wine, appeared with
a bottle of more potent liquid.
r hc doctor took tho bottle aw ay
from them nnd a few m om ents
later while dancing with tho
hriile one, of the men picked her
up in his arm s nnd ran tow ard
an automobile parked near the
gate.
Shouts of
o th er
guests
brought th e hti.diand in p u rsu it
and the
would-be
kidnaper
stumbled and fell. In an arg u nn nt followed Dr. f ’orw ith
knocked one man down. O r
' ille Tee Wil 'tiger,
village
constable, then appeared nnd
was told to order all the g u ests
home.
DURKIN ESCAPE Death
PLOT IS NIPPED
BY JAIL HEADS Now Placed At
T h r e e S te e l S a w s n n d J ’iece
O f a F o u r th D isc o v ere d in
C e ll^ o f S h e ik R o b b e r W ho
F a c e d 3 6 -Y e a r P ris o n T e rm
Discovery o f Plot
Arouses Bandit’s Ire
Di
GUNMEN ADD TWO Property
Luzon Diaai
MORE DEATHS TO Run Into Mi
HERRIN OUTRAGE Say L atest Re]
M ayor
P r is o n e r G oes I n to T a n tr u m
B u t Is F in a lly S u b d u e d ;
R e fu s e s lo S ee R e p o rte rs
S .o a ,
C o lp
s la l n T y p h o O U F o l i O W S
Puzzling Coi
B y A u to m o b ile K ille r s W ho i
A lso L e v e l G u n s on M ilro y {
A s H e R u n s to A id o f f i c i a l j Supplies
And Med)
PA R IS, Nov. 8. </P) - In v estig a
' CHICAGO, Nov. 8.—(/I9—Mar
H ER R IN , Ills., Nov. 8— (A*) —
Aid Are Rushed {
tin .1. D urkin’s ready pistol rclon; Sti ife-torn W illiam ;on county to
tion »f the1 activities of Riccintti
The Stricken Areg
ed him from several police trnp-i day added tw o more victim s to its
G aribaldi, kinsm an of the Italian
but bis attem p t to sub stitu te saws long list of violent dentils and hop
liberator, in connection with the
for firearm s, ns n means of escape ed th a t inquiry of a coroner’s jury
M A IN L A . N o v . 8.— </P>~
plot of the Cntulnns to invade from
bus ended in dism al failure.
.vould reveal the identity of three The e s tim a te d n u m b e r o f i /
French territo ry , is assum ing a
I T hree steel saws and a piece >f autom obile loads of gunm en who in S o u th e rn L u z o n a s the-1
grave
character because of its pos
a fourth were discovered Sunday S aturday n ig h t d ealt d eath with tu lt o f S a t u r d a y ’s t y p t
of the Hall-Mills
sible effect on Franccf-Italian re
in the cell of the slnyer of Edward machine gun nnd riflo bullets to tid al w a v e a n d flo o d s
waa found to be
lation!!.
1
Rhitrvahnn
while th e shick autonn*- Mayor J e ff Stone, of Colp, nnd a 300 todayk ‘
Robert EhrX*
The investigators now m aintain
bilo
th
ief
and
gunm an wan oxercis pugilist frien d , John M ilroy. Colp
,„.ight and once a
In c o m p le te r e p o r t s Inc
thnt G aribaldi's /H ttifip s 'with In
ing in tho bull pen of the county is a sm all town three miles w est
•er, refused p o in t
th e p r o p e r ty d am aV a jril
spector .G eneral La Pollu, of the
jail.
of ....
here.
*...
.
,
,
.
|
in
to m illio n s o f d o lla r s .
answer a defenae
Italian police departm ent, nnd
Milroy was killed when he ru sh - |
,
,
.... m
Tlie discovery followed investi
cross e x am in atio n
I.u 'olla's principal assistu
Z
. J**
gation of a trip to federal nuthori ed to tho assistance of Stone, lyand the full extent of
tof n girl companion
spec.
Scaln, have been esl
I ties that Durkin waa planning an ing m ortally wounded in one of and death are not yat
•s lane the night of
ed bc>. a) question.
| escape before going to Joliet t. > ('olp's mnin iitreets a fte r he had
Latest reports show timM
of Rev. Edward W.
Both Lieci'M i and Santo Gnrl1s ta rt bis 35 year sentenco for been led w ith Polico Chief K eith aster was felt in the pt
i. Eleanor Mills,
Collie S a v e s O n e L ife . R u n s U n d e r-S u rfa c e T e n sio n H a s bnldi, who is .i
into a death tra p . Keith was shot
andson of the
m urder.
t hi* first bout wilh 6 F ro m H o m e to S e c u re A id
in the hand ns ho ran from the Rntangas, Cavite, Laguna aad.'s;
G rip p e d P e rs o n n e l o f th e Italian liberator, were exam ined
When
the
dapper
desperado
rebas. Batanga was hardest J “
ins,! when he was reSante
a n d T h e n F a lls E x h a u s te d
■turneil to his cell he quickly noted :tceiic a fte r the gunm en are re p o rt sproximstoly two hundred t
P a r ty F o llo w in g D e p a r tu r e yesterdny 1 the police.
pvc the name of the
S u f f e r in g F ro m H is B u rn s
th e le.« of the snws. He went in- ed to have shouted “ we don’t wutu , Tho weather bureau says th t'i
O f S a m u e l H ill, J . A. A v re s Gnribntidi has an office in PariB,
n aha .shared his uuand it i>» reported th at La Poyu S econd W eek of D av is T r ia l | to n tantrum , ripping, up the new you."
phoon was the moat pusaltafe^
him but he could not
Rum ors linked C harles B irg er
GfPts U n d e r W ay n t B ir mnttuess which had been provided
N A SH V ILLE, Tenn., Nov. 8 QUEEN M ARIE'S TRAIN EN nmi Scnla in October decided to
mospherlc disturbance to h it ’
blic policy” came to
send an a g ita to r named Scivoli,
m in g h a m W ith U n e x p e c te d for his bed. When guards ptoppc.l and his faction with tho deaths, district since its establi
the harassed witness (/P)—Three years ngo a fa rm er ROUTE TO ULACIER NATIONem ployed in this office, to Italy
M ove By S t a te ’s A tto rn e y him the prisoner turned on tho Reports w ere th a t B irg er had hero. The changing directloair>
'ease insisted further found n w him pering Collie pup j AL PARK, Nov. 8.—(/!>) - U nder
with
letters
in
an
ci<
avor
to
unite
w ater in an attem p t to flood the sworn revenge a g a in st Stone, a on by tho storm ore said to
be more definitely standing in the Dixie highw ny I surface tension gripped the peranti
F
ascist
Republicans
in
n
huge
BIRMl.NGIIAM, Nov. 8.—(/PI — cell. Finally subdued, he turned recognized politician, for not su p explicable according to the lsirt’
the giving of her niar- n o rth of N ashville. Ho gnvo the sonnet cf Queen M arie’s train as it
g
ath
erin
g
which
would
coincide
In
an unexpected move, s ta te ’s surly and refused to see new s porting the Republican tick et in cyclones.
tin
y
anim
al
to
W
alter
G
asser
sped through M ontana today.
The court ruled thut
last T uesday’s election.
w
ith
the
Italian
sep
a
ratists
m
ove
counsel today called C. E. Fox- papermen.
I Additional supplies
bore at the time sho neighbor and d airy farm er.
E xcitem ent a n d speculation
Stone and K eith early Sunday southward from here today ] ; 1
m
ent.
worth.
F
la
t
Top
Mines
convict
Nono knew w here the wn(f arounsed by incidents th a t m arked
In addition to the m urder sentIsvcrpopulated Pe RusRicciotti is asserted to have con warden, to th a witness stand ns slice, Durkin faces two five yenr night were in a ro u tau ran t in Colp Red Cro8f| whlch ,B carlfi
cam e from . The collie became in- tho |aa t fl.* day,, to u r of Wash ingmfficient.
the second week of the trial of term s n t A tlnnta under federal when n call cam e to go to th e road- e ra , hundrod hon,ole„ *
inly worried when he valuable to farm em ployes, p a rtic ton and O regon and spread over fessed th a t he had conferred at
C.
ilea H. Dnvis, his predecessor, conviction fo r tran sp o rtin g stolen house of Pete Sulniv, w hero It was B ntangas province,
was apparently near u larly Jam es A. Johnson, in charge tho train from one end to the oth length with I.n Pella and Scaln be began in circuit here.
reported there was trouble. Soon
nutomtAiiles. He is confined In a a fte r the arrival of tho roan there, legislature appropriated:
Robert H. McCarter, of th e ca ttle herd.
er were heightened today by an ex tw een Oct. 14 and 18 and th a t it
the .aid of tho sufferers,
Foxw orth identified the record tie r of cells in tho old jnil 50 feet
Today “ Collie” wsh dying, a pectance th n t still o th er m embers was then decided to send Scivoli
ague], continued to
card of Jam es W. Knox, convict, from tho point where n bomb was gunmen who had been waiting on lines in the southern provinCM l
tame of hls.compn- M aekenad. signed th .n g , half eras- ) of the mobllo en tourage are to be to Italy .
a side road, sped by und levelled
I t is expected th a t translation., who died Aug. 14. 1924 a t F lnt exploded several nionthn ago in th eir guns a t the m ayor. Ho foil i are blocked.
ed and alm ost blind.
m issing when the journey ends at
Top
for
whose
death
tho
form
er
But G ainer attended tho god a* W ashington, D. C.
an a ttem p t to ekeape by H enry in the stre e t anil Milroy w as k ill-1 All available Rod Cross fa
will be made of a m ass of docu
IfW," »nd later, “ she
suplemonted by locsl civic
m ents found in Ricclotti’s tru n k . is being tried on first degree m ur Fernekes, m idget m urderer.
" said nbd whan would a hum an. F o r Collie a ro u s
ed when ho ran l'rom a noighbor- • army aid were rushed in to .
The royal tra in w as m inus two
d er accusations. Defense counsel
ed
/
a
r
m
ten
an
ts,
su
ffe
rin
g
in
tern
e
I
t
is
said
th
a
t
if
an
exam
ination
F irs t investigation of bis cell ro- ing pool room lo the assistance of
On attempted to
of its pernonuges on leaving S eat
stricken area today to take
results in no fu rth e r ovidcnce objected to the adm ission o r the vcaled nothing until tho warden his friend.
| suggesting to Ilia p aittfund forced them to consolous- tle S atu rd ay night.
These were a g a in st him, Ricciotti, will bo
tho
loss of life and property..,
on
th
e
grounds
th
a
t
th
rocvalid XMsu'n •
" t o n fire destroyed
decided to pull the plugs -from the
Keith disappeared a f te r he was
Sam uel Hill, rullroad /n ag n ate and
lie name, E hrling hoUBO y esterd ay m orning, Crem at
bottom
of
the
hollow
pipe
posts
of
pelted
shot, out reappeared some tlm&; “ *
J. A. Ayers, of New York, who
ing his wifo and th ree children.
there is no law under which he may
D urkin’s bunk. As the firs t cork later in C arterville, th ree miles U n « . nd disrupted railroad]
straw.
presum
ably
was
a
rep
resen
tativ
e
Foxw orth was deputy wa len nt wns pulled, out jingled the saws.
Collin had l>oen u playm ate of
be prosecuted.
now, has two
F la t Top for a tlirco year period T here were two blades each 14 in away, in the direction tho gunmen m ak# u Impossible to learn t
tho Johnson children since com ing of Henry Ford. A yeru was expell
It is posM’ble thnt Colonel Mecia,
ttttbanri,” he said,
drove. Keith m id lie had gone extflnt of th# diBa, tor| ^pougS1
to tho G asser place. Whon Jo h n ed from the tra in by order of Col. a Spaniard, a t the head of tho before ho became warden a short d ies long; nnother was broken in
lb give her name."
John
11.
C
arroll,
official
host
to
th ere to spread the alarm .
t been learned to indicate that iM
tim
e
ago.
lie
also
wns
connected
son poured kerosene into a ito v e
two piece.<: and there also was n
A num ber of em pty shells were ona
w orst in recent
’ruled Justice Par- and a resulting b la st fired tho en the Queen., Col. C arroll, in taking C atalan revolt, will be broughtt to w ith Kilby ptisan a t one time.
sh o rt e x tra piece two inches long. found on th e stre e t, which is p nrt ^ The typhoon coming f t .
lbiria to confront Ricciotti G ari
thin
action,
said
he
resented
a
The
sta
le
sought
unsuccessfully
tire stru ctu re , the dog raced
baldi. Macia, when told of the rev- to introduce the cah l showing
The condition of tho saw s indi of the main road between here and ,nrecUon of tho island of I
name, the court th ro u g h the house. It pulled nnd new spaper item which quoted
elutions
th
a
t
G
aribaldi
had
mn<io(Knojtll
.......................
_
..........
...........
cated
they hud been used, b u t a C arterville.
prison record d uring tin
cut a narrow swath of
Padded Mr. Simp- tugged a t M ary A line Johnson. Ayrea ns saying Ford wns spend
Stone had pnssed th rough n along ita course and mt
to tho authorities changing ^ u'jw c e k of thfc hearing. Objections of carefully search of tho cell failed
ing
$500,009
in
providing
autom
o
Sho awoke and reached outside.
wns the mum- Mrs. Johnson also aw oke because bile tronsportation for the royal C atalan revolt, will he brought to L be defense counsel wore contended to disclose any bars sawed. How tI storm y career in sm ithern Illinois nut in tho Southern px
hud seen G aribaldi. He also ad-1
cnr,i wn8 insufficiently tho steels wero sm uggled into D ur politics. L ast sum m er he wns
the dog leaped into h e r room. B ut p arty and th a t F o rd ’s monoy was m itted th n t he had been to Russia i identified nnd wus irrelevant were kin’s possession rem ained a my- cleared of a charge of m urdering Luzon Island.
being
used
to
defray
incidental
ex
Here flooding rivers and fti;
pressing for the she tho u g h t of her two sm all to ts
t'lery. Ho has been searched each form er Polico C hief John Freem an, brave added to the disaster
to try and obtain aid for the C atn- j juatuined last week.
llband to identify in another room. She died w ith penses of tho tour.
Ian expedition. He said he wns of-1 A rgum ents on adm issibility of tlmo he leaves and retu rn s from who hud disagreed with the muyor the towns of Batanaas and;
I Vis stopped by the them .
In tero st w as arourud today by
fered support in th e way of R u b - ( evidence which state counsel de- court, and visitors see him through over adm inistration of village a f alone there are 170 Bead,
on that it was
Reaching outside Collie scurried conferences which w ere held yes sinn propaganda, b u t no cash.
fairs. TtonUinony wos presented of damage to property
| clarcd would show system atical u fine mesh screen.
I on page six)
acrosp a lot and into an outbuild terd ay betw een Col. C arroll and
th a t Stone hud shot F reem an in far north as Los Banos, oti
Advices from Rome adm it th at , cru elty to convicts under Davis’
ing w here Arnold H edigar, ten an t, M arie’s special aide, Maj. Stanley La I’olla recently wns i n ‘Nice to 1ndim instrution at F la t Top will bo
self defense.
do Bay which is less tha
s le p t H edigar jum ped to his fcot W ashburn, and Miss Mny Birk- prevent Scivoli nnd others from taken up at the afternoon session,
miles south of Manilla.
hesd,
New
York
and
P
aris
press
as a howling, bark in g c reatu re
plotting a g a in fl the assassinntion | Tho ntate. will cite sim ilar cases
Itself was outside tho storm
snnk its teeth into his w rist. Then ngent for Miss Lola Fuller, form er of Prem ier Mussolini, of Italy. | to support its position th n t the
but
wire communications
duncer and close friend of Queen
like a w rith it w as gone.
'
evidence is relevant.
ored which prevented news 4
While in Nice, Garibaldi gave La
Marie.
Miss
Birkhead
was
quo*.W illiam Stephens was asleep in
A ttorney General Harwell G.
disaster from bccomlng'ktuniriU!
Pella a photograph of Scivoli
the annual winter re the re a r of a tru ck . Ho was to tioned by Col. C arroll concerning which was to he broadcust to all Davis, who licforc th-.j trial begun
E. F. Bond was fined $200 this
union! Yacht Club s t a r t fo r N ashville an hour later. her sta te m e n t to others aboard the border points so ns to make Sciv- announced he would tak e an active
p a rt in the hearing has not yet m orning by Judgo W. E. W hite in
»t x meeting of the Into th e tru ck w ent Collie and the train th a t tho Q ueen’s lady In w a it oli’s entry into Italy difficult.
the railroad linss, it Is almost;*
ing, Madame Lahovarie, is id en ti
arrived.
M unicipal C ourt on a charge of
® the club house F ri- perform ance w as reported.
School children of the Sanford possible to get into ths stores 1
Dispatches
from
Madrid
suy
Then, as the tw o sta rte d for the fied w ith a B ucharest political
operating a car while under th e in and Seminole County public schools with supplies.
Notices of the meeting
£}¥■
■out today |,y W. E. fire. Collie daubed by the G asser group not in sym pathy w ith the thnt Alejandro Lerrounx, head of
fluence of liquor. Bond failed to will be given nn opportunity to
...
■■ .i
the
Republican
party
and
noted
pay tho fino and wo was removed attend the various events of the
ag ain st present governm ent.
t*ry of the club. The house, howling, leaping
to the city Jnil. Ludio Pugh w as Am erican Ixiglon celebration here To Hold Examin&tlo
asked to he ut the doors und windows.
Hill originally planned to rem ain radical leader, has been arrested
on charges th at he was involved in
fined $200 on n liquor possession T hursday ns tno re su lt of the
1Ro'clock.
w ith tho p arty until Chicago is
For Postoffice J<
school declaring A rm istice Day a
charge.
reached by u fte r a conference be the Catalonian conspiracy.
on of a commodore to Tarpon Springs Has
'
fin
T ha boyB and girls
tw een the Queen and C arroll he
Ten men wero chargod w ith holiday.
Applications for a clerk'
. K'"«ry, formerly of
have
been
invited
to
p
artic
ip
a
te
in
Disposition of th e
job in the Sanford postefBqf!
now "f Southport, N. Banned Sunday Films arran g ed to say good bye to Marie
The Orlando Folice D epartm ent drunkness.
S atu rd ay night a fte r tho royal p a r
cases
w
as
as
follows: Bonds of tho legiop pnrado.
Wed recently, will also
bo received by the secretary )-*m ,
is
sponsoring
a
rodeo
and
wild
The
schools
will
be
closed
T
h
u
rs
—(/P)— Sunday movies passed out ty dined a t his S eattlo home.
w est show a t tho fa ir grounds, $10 each forfeited by E. Paltpm, day nnd F rid ay , according to an civil service Hlatrlot, whope f
th e picture here effective y ester
Miss B irkhead, who, w ith Miss
Nov. 15 to 20, for the benofit of Jum lo Davis, Calvin Fcrlong, John announcomont sen t by T. W. Law in Postofflcs Building, A
i'first regatta was held day by o rd er of th e city fathers.
F
uller
and
M
lsr
Gabrlello
pioch,
°I this year. It.s sucth e d ep a rtm en t’s relief fund. Tues II. Sk&no and H. M. Ross; fines of ton, superintendent of schools, to Ga., unQI Dec. 1. PojitnvMtf^
The firs t sign of “ blue laws’ ’in se e rta ry of Miss F uller, Joined the
Hall, announced today.
.
d ay n ig h t will bo “Sunford night" $10 each assessed Joe W ashburn; teach ers anda principals.
Pronounced.thnt tho vasion into th is section of Florida
each assessed Jim
train
ns
members
of
H
ill’s
group,
An open competitive ex*
PARIS, Nov. 8.— (fF)—Jam es K. a t tho show, and Police Chief fines of r
to nrnko the* re- cume T hursday whon an ordinance
Tho T hanksgiving holidays will
, .
.
told Colonel Hill th a t sho had re- ^nckuU , tho Am erican actor, who B ak er of Orlando has invited Police Kunoyard, A rth u r A lexander’ and bo on Nov. 26 and 26. The schools fur the job will bs held by^
not! event. The 1927
m
civil service conunieelo#. ^
.
win
|l0|4| in
for many yoara has dcsided in Chief R, G. W illiams and his de Ike C arter. George W utcrs w as will close for tho C h ristm as holllof February. The club
. ,* day a t 3:30 o’clock, Tuesday a f te r r: P1
for tbs
P aris, died today.
. ication blanks
....
partment to be the guests of tho fined $26.. .
Disposition
of
caseit
involving
.
on
can
he
obtalnsd
by
will
reopen
on
tlon
obtained
Orlando
department.
A
num
ber
of
1limited to loo.
Death
was
duo
to
h
e
a
rt
disease,
and
noon, Dec. 21 and
dvil sauries secretary. * n 'V L
from France.
following a long illnoss from in Sanford policemen will participate disorderly conduct was as follow : Monday, Jan. 3.
8he was confronted also with ternal com plaint. M rs. Hnekett, is a parade V WSb opening night. H enry Rogors, $5 fine; F red J a c k
Tbs King Bros. Wild W ost.show, son, forfeited $10 bond; Ja m e s
reports by the train polico that who was B eatrice H. Bockloy of
she had telephoned to Hill after he London, wan a t th e bedside when which Is exhibiting in T am pa this Woldron, V fine. George H arley
week under the auspices of the was fined $16 on a drunk and d is
had loft the train. The coaches death' cams.
, ”
wore placed under .guard until it
Mr. Hackett wap to Ijaye appear Tampa Police Department has been orderly charge.
J
.
C.
M
iller
was
fined
$10
on a
T he show has some
pulled out at 3 o’clock Sunday ed tomorrow at; a royal matinee bo^ engaged.
of ca rry in g
concealed
)N, Nov. H ._(£*)_ chlncry by which the representa morning. Mist. B irkhead expU in- fore King George snd.Queeit Mary tricky and courageous cowboys and chargo
CHICAGO, Nov. 8.—(JP)-*Albert ti^fies.
•
*nlh Amendment to tives are selected and gjven of cd that sho had telephoned Hill on of England in a scene from Mac- cowgirls and bucking horses, and weapons.
A. Mlchelson, famous physlclst of ,H e spent all of
Mexican
wild
steers,
It
is
said.
matters that had nothing to do Both for the aid of the Strstford.
empowers Con- fices."
the University of Chicago ,.<tace the n t u A U i u ei CftUfQQiil
Tha contention that the Supreme with his lesving tho train o r the on-Avon Bhakespsarap theater, Y The Orlando police are selling Traffic Violators
stated
that if he were saoeaasfnl ing a beam o f ]
°l Congressional prlwhich is to be. built to wka the ticket* In the surrounding cities
Court had decided in the case of royal party.
______ .
in
Mtabliehlng
tha accurate velo W3I»on $o Mount i
Face Judge W hite
*?. Congressional Senator Tniman Newberry, Re
place of the one recently • burned. and the advance sale is encourag
*, a> total
city
of
light
he
would deem that
to Mr. Princoll of
He realized a week kgo, however, ing,
ng, aocordlng
aoci
I tC*** t**n' of “cor- publican. Michigan, that the regu
.fh te '
I* ? opinion of Senator lation of priniaries lies solely with Sanford Postoffice '
i m
A number of traffic violators achievement sufficient for the c a
that ho would b« unable to travel Jrlando, who was In Sanford toreer
of
one
scientists*
^
L
mirrors. Tha,
faced Judge W- E. W h}hi to<^*y,
Idaho, u con- in the rights of .the individual
from
Paris
to,
London
for
this
oc.
day
in
the
interests
of
the
show.
Business Increases paslon. ’
sa f showed does
iJWhority
Today he took to tho **-*• *
•Thu rodeo perform see* will, be glv- Albert Sessions and Mr*. T. Mo•
states, Senator Borah- ealdi I* er*
epocifically to roneous, because- the Supremo
night next week and with Quad* forfeited bondti of |10' each Academy of SeMnea
Mr. Hackett was a great favorite
at the
DOG IS HERO OF | SEVERAL OTHERS
FIRE THAT TAKES MAY QUIT PARTY
TOLL OF 4 LIVES OF QUEEN MARIE
2 2 PRISON WARDEN
IS SUMMONED TO
TESTIFY IN TRIAL (
E. F. Bond Is Fined
$200 By Judge In S c h o o l Children
Municipal C o u r t May Take Part In
The Legion Parade " E s S S i h„voc
I Yacht Club
Plans for
itta Friday
Orlando Police To
Sponsor Wild West
Exhibition Nov. 15
American Actor Is
Claimed By Death
In French Capital
srzusrs t r ; hr. sis :r
lent Gives Congress Power To
itrol Primaries Too, Says Borah
Sum
f ep,>uen
n8yi-,
ith!’. oR
7bm
esmmian
' blican
T,”
Court has never decided the ques" « It wiU be presented dnder
gn
toestiS te
tto Seventeenth amendment.
e,ti*ated by the
Congress, immediately following
committee, and th e ad a p tio n of th e Ssvsnteenth
i a j y * he was “not sm endtpept, proceeded to deal w ith
(t S * T n »ny partlcBorah said
P f K S S S
election
u unperaHa f .
nether the pow- Congrsas.
r ra a a '^ u r taka.M tftial control
over elections of.
with the
sa t,
Physicist Finds True Veloeil
Light After Life-yime Of;
Monoy order receipts
Ssnford postoffice in Octohar
doubled ss compared with the cor(
responding month
W t JW ,
cording to official figures annouaced today by Poastmaster J» P.
Hall. The pqstal receipts showed
• alight gain.
.
, .
6n Wednesday and Sat- on charges of exceeding the spqsd
limit. Jack Duran was fined $5 on
the same chargor
“r—; j
h. J. Graft and Frank Monroe
N to W O WOMAN IB HELD
womsn, w:
was were aaMtvflMd $9 on roeklsss
P e a rlTjGree
Gt n, nsgro woman,
from t o
tha city Jail today, driving charges.', Winifred '*,k“
uflng the outcome of a bullet .mon .yrM fined |10 on
’•ppaar
■ *
d by Alonso Roes, I chstrms, Robert BlssaU,;
on of.
h t Rosa w a a ||8 band t e A violation of '
i chara-
with the French tbeateT-going pub
lic, and announcement of his desth
caused deep Sorrow.
received an
the French
A to ta l of 4JW8 money order* fo r In Paris. “
his genius, Ite
>i»
I
phi* an annotuii
travels atahejr*
meters a second.
‘ The obviath as
aclehtifie
Ublishcd a t )
second, or
’
more than
�W
it>1*
Fight Tigers in India? He Did It in TeN'H-*
Semaphore Limits Speeches
H ubby Loses
f>
y j j lj
The curse of the autom obile driver has i
ipietcrs. A tia ffic sem aphore \vn» us*,il .
• ••ntly, to leg u late speaker*.*. A flasli oi
• t a i l . an anther flush told him to -l<>w ii|
dic.iti-d that lie >hotdd "sit •down."
When H arry Snwdon of S eattle,
divorced Mrs. Mary Victoria Saw
den two years ago he didn’t |«now
she was to in h erit a $100,(Mil) c-tu tc in A ustralia. And Mrs. Saw
den didn’t know she was divorced.
Kecoiving the e s ta te the other day,
she Vttirrled hnck to S eattle to
“divvy” It with h er huhhy, only to
ivam ahq didn’t have any. What
4dr„ 3aw dcn is thinking is not re
corded.
ratt lomiu
Down Panama Way
A Cruiser Sails By
Grandsons of the British Kings
Wealthiest Indian Loyal to SVif
These tw o young m :t, when It. y glow up. wi!! Iw ,v... • f ’h r
ml
leaders of Kuiopo. 'I h c s ’iv j;r.ir«li on i of th« J’.:.t'ii h I i;'»i sor of
l iin ce'3 M .uy a id Vi.-iocnt I : u n ,l!i •. The m e p1 iv. i f •..•!! 11 •• li.iiii
of ca ls is !u r second : on. The llnoorahlo Gerald L .iu e lh . ft h at's tin
in,ij;ei ’va." to u.'idi'vc; him ); end the other is his old w ••(other, 'Ihe
nonornble G. II. H ubert Lascglloa.
ndidates for Three Pulpits
la« kmiii Unmet 1, 7’ -year old Ohlnl
h; the discovery of oil on his land
sjieetai ulnrly a few vrars ago ia
•
t im e r Hailey, hi.- legal
linn. hr>
in ;jn nt.empi 1 1 set aside, proptriy
which I ho la.Iian
(!,’ {is.:
Etjual rig h ts for women menu • just w hat it says, in the opinion of
those th ree F rem ont (N eb.) gills, So they have entered the W estern
Theological S em inary, at F ieinonl, and will hecomo m inisters of the
golpeT. l e f t to right, they are Ilelu ie H arder, Frances Hysiiigcr and
Dorothea Mortcnsen.
Car Washing a ta l ord
This ipiiet thoroughfare in l.eninakaii v..i ■" .n :rn into a - liniuhh s hy tin- leieiit
:i!.<
w rought in ten siv e destruction th roughout Arm enia. Fur three days th e e a rth was a trem or,
death and d ev astation on every hund.
'
•,
Here's What. Happens Whei i Past Express Train Leaver
Built for a King—Opened fur Marie
Kails
••• ■
One e n terp risin g “ c a r laundry" owner has devluod the uhnve <Imlu
for lending care through tho wash. They move down the line for
M ch waaher and poliahing operation and arc out dry in Hi minutes.
The fin
rraek Cln$lr
w aa.klllod ;nud tho engineer na
tQj'Jbfaw'Orleans express, wua c
hupjjined to
we,
u *».•* v s o g f i M K i a r t t
when tho now •VQtiee
scent Limited,"
>lo shows what
�... ,i.»VL t
, , . . H' /.Vi '
. ,av;.
■
SBWSfKS
ly Current Sfiows
ilm vor Gratifii
'Operator for
cortafnly
of ladies' shoes in
in daily
ting. Maybe he
of ladies shoes.
j V*
.
i Who disagree w ith Musbe exiled oorr killed or
(uccess, just as cams to the nteld*
drama by the same ‘name whose
TW N. K. A. 1’lay Jury
, New York now fails in line, npNEW YORK, Nov. 6.—While the provingly.
bright young authors become more
"K n tja, the D ancer” displays its
and more devastating critical of gay and lilting w ares before a Mon
the native scene, the wise old pro te Carlo Betting. I t is written by
ducers grow rich from romance of F rederick Lonsdale, the English
colorful and distant lands.
m an chiefly known for lig h t gnd
America, it seems, likes iu d ra soffhi utica tod spoken comedy. It
ma either Main S treetish or PaVis- is a good running mntc for th e EuIan, but Its operetta. Viennese.
: hpean success
writing makes the plot,. *
It is the story of Robert Ford,
aaviseu mat
»c will
w n get
*ot away
«»T»r
advised
that u
if he
from Greenwich Village and live
the play he has attempted, it can
not help but be n hit.
t
In Clayviile he encounters in ac
tu ality most of the fam iliar ele
m ents of dram a which he believes
existed only in m an uscript— th e
p o d m isteress of whose d au g h ter he
bec.inus •mainoured, muuvc villlanx,
a m ysterious robbery, im pending
foreclosure of a m o rtg ag e on his
sw eetheart's home.
Robert A rm strong, of "Is Zat
So” i«'puta. ion, plays the leading
rob- oppo.s tc
Nancy Sheridan,
d aughter of the post o ffic e /
■* '■* *’
Fiction a u th o r,J . F rank Duvis,
abetted by Brock Pem berton, is o»devoring to dem onstrate by a play
th at “ Heaven is not reached by a
single bound, but-we build the lad
der by which we rise from the low
ly earth to the vaulted sifles; and
mount to its sum m it round by
round. ’
Beyond n certain claim to novelt.v, n credit bale sincerity and a lavish staging, "The L adder" has littie to reman mend it. A ntoinette 1
i P erry and Vernon Steele, principals
are all th at could be asked consid- j
ering that each has to play fo u r;
: parts. The them e follows two souls
through six centuries of re in c arn a
tion and thw arted love.
j
Eva La Gallienno has opened her
Civic Repertory T heatre at the old
K ourtienth S treet playhouse. The
This m usical tendency shows up
* '*■> SI
tim e th ere will no one conspicuously
in this
season’s
The Main S treet strain ap p ears
but Mussolini. One "C ountess M nritzu" and the more for its peak of the season in "D o
Iftunning a country is to run (recent "K atin the D ancer.'’ Hut it rothy M uym e,” by the sam e George
**>'■
j is no overnight movement. Last k elly who ran g the bell w ith the
season appeared "The
Vagabond "Show-OfT” and "C rn ig ’s W ife.”
/carload of grope fruit has King,” and the year before "The T here is no re p o rte r in Am erica
»m Vero undur the Blue .Student P rince.” And the preeding who sets down as accurately ns he
ind and is said to be very season there was "Rose M arie” set
the tho u g h t and tulk and p o sture
It well colored and good in the C anadian northw est but c a r of the peoplo everybody knows.
jm this tim e forw ard ry in g th e flayor of the Danube.
And out of these everyday m a te r
fru it and oranges will he Each y ea r's list of shows with m u
ials. without- stra in for plot o r in
^frpm F lo rid a to all points sic includes a passing throng of
cident, he builds up bis high In te r
rev'ues and comedies in (he New est.
York, te n d o n or P aris m anner, but
»>
"D aisy Mnyme” is the story of a
■Dakota has decided th a t o u tlastin g them all is a t least one
i.year is sufficient for the lunfeul operetta for which the d a te bachelor b ro th er w ith sisters who
f the governor of that line is Vienna. Not th at they a c - it like to m anage, regulate nml live
i lt is a m istake. J u s t for tually have more than nominal con upon him. When he brings in, quito
jn S outh Dakotn the gov- nection w ith Ihc supposed source of properly, a cheery, loud old maid
(ight to have at least $10,- oprettu, but they arc in thnt style. who has a notions shop in H arrisf>nr.
"M n rltza” happens to he Vien hurg and is visiting his niece, the
nese in fact. In the lean years a f fam ily determ ines th a t the woman
id .id g e is desolate. He has te r the w ur it showed its vitality m ust not be allowed to m arry him.
to eat o r drink or to com!) in unique fashion. V irtually every T hey.drive him to it. P articu larly
[spurs out of his whiskers, (ontinentftl singer in the opretta | effective as a m atchm aker is the
found o u t thnt Queen Ma- field has been supported by “ Mil- ca tty , proper sister who is at the
i'n fto k e s cig arettes uml he will ritz a ” som etim es w '* r a l of them in bottom of tlie plan to prevent it.
Anybody who has a fam ily of
m T .nbthing to do with any lady the sam e city at the sam e time.
■ij^qmoke*. Doe says they run i
one's own .will reeogm/.e it. It ts
itu trfa r ns they like Imt hi ,H . cunt F irst street will he a business one of the ‘ e.-t plays in town.
/ A * sm oking.
New Yor.t*1 newest playhouse,
j street nml with the A rcade build
“ 8-jjr '
-----ing filled and thnt new 1heater the W aldorf , was baptized w'ith
Lthat the read between Sun- building on the opposite corner
f>d Mt. Dora looks like It the business will flow that way.
"be finished this year they No one street in S anford will ever
Up th e road between he the main business street. Ot^r
‘ and L eesburg and between city is not built th at way.
The
I
gnd T avares with the business will follow the attra ctio n s
Afternoon sad Night
'■topping all traffic north and the best attracio n s will be
G ignntir Celebration
M
l
\
Ml
S
P
A
N
I
S
H
H
H
S
I
C
N
ith bound through Lake lower prices and b e tte r stores and
At the Volusia County
Sometime some day some more theaters.
>
•'jo.on
.1
H
ii
i
tm
*
s
I
F
air Grounds, Del.ami
inford m ight hav« the roods
(I Itiiiiitin
25.00
'
Benefit
ito this city north and south
The M anufacturer's Record says
io.no
7 I I 4inti m
loubt it, I doubt it.
th at northern cap italists are mov
^ It IMHItM
55.00
DEI,AND PO LIC E and FIREM EN
ing their factories and other host
Nil p i n
25.00
LjroU don’t th in k th u l Sanford ness to the south.
#
T here is no
See
1 the best cities in this part doubt about this fact for down here
P itn i : i\i i j j ►
i :s
i <i . M P l . H T t ;
^ te just take a trip around they rail get more daylight hours,
i *I , A NS
\ N11 I»I•
'radius of one hundred miles a h eller cla-s of employees, better P.I.I I I P li I N I
io£e and see how m any vacant housing, plenty "f land, and all T lll.l I 1 S P l . l l l
*»NI
ind houses you find. Can the eotivenii ia e- that they can ob AM* u 11 s'l'i :
In Japan’
i NS
any in S an fo rd ? And this tain in the north with others they
P L A N |t< M»K
*1
of the best signs in the cannot get here.
Wih the big
There a re more people u tility plants now being built in
Auto Races
Into S anford today than Florida the factories can get the
Circus
Acts
ore.
best of power service, cheap fuel,
Daylight Firew orks
good transportation and e v e ry
AKCHITKCTTRAI.
in ia a m ighty good town thing. It is a c e rta in ty th at F lo r
Wo. D ayton is a friend of ida is hound to a ttra c t many new
SERVICE IIUERAII
Thurs.
Nov.
TROPICAL
HOME PLANS
gltd recently her newapn- Jindustries this year and Sanford
if
A D M ISSIO N :
)• i.i HtlhA
M I A \. I.
Adults, Afternoon
Adults, Night
Children
Children under ft te a r s Free,
______
■ | To Be a Show
older new spaper men of
Will mourn the death of
In Harrison who recently
Jacksonville, fie was one
boldest ed itors in Florida and
cars ago published a paper
;ka. He w as editorial writiy dailies in thu sta te and
kny years lias been w riting
lory of Floridu in the Times- (
His m ind was a storo
_of facta about Florida. As
Judge of P utnam he served
■nil terms and was known
Ipected In m any other rmtn-
■ . Not a Carnival >
■ !
! PerforniHiices 2 and 8 p. m.
[ Announcement...
m i
The Premier Event of Florida’s Sport
ing: History
The Inaugural
State and County Taxes
NO W DUE!
State and County taxes are now dp
and payable at the County Court Hou.
_ A discount of two per cent is allowed fn
S payment in November.
In calling for tax bills, property owjJ
should give the legal description of prod
erty, as shown by deed.
Harness Race
Meeting
JNO. D. JINKINS,
Tax Collector Seminole Count)
■ in
of the
Seminole Racing* Club, Longwood,
Fla. “On Dixie Between Orlando and
Sanford” Commencing
The MoneyMaking Man
8
Buys at the bottom and sells at the
top—in the development of an area
like Florida there must yf necessity
be a fluctuation of prices—blit aftel
each rise prices do not go hack
former levels—not quite.
Many keen observers of our pres
ent situation are aware that right
now there are many bargains on thd
market that justify investment—thejj
are almost back where they wereprobably will never go lower.
iiiit'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiimiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiuiiiiiHiiiniiitiHiimiiiiiiiiiiiiniinHitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiininiH
U .L i i J
4
Kathryn Sigler \
Floridtt.
*I
kTom Appieyard i» now Cum
in C hief of the Confedcrtrana of F lo rid a ami having
tftla position ill the Minnet
iGol. Tom will fill (he office
lit to the vutcmiin mul
ite. He ik one nf (he few
pra of the C onfederate navy,
ll W rig ht of Jacksonville
l l old com m ander.
new
Of ih e
N'
\\
Phone 588
W ill Ciive L f t i u r e s a n d
M a z d a
Demonstrations
»me.
Lamp
O f lh e S c ie n tific C a re a n d P rc H u rv alio n
of tin* Skin
Daily at
a. nc,
If you are prepared to buy at the
bottom—we can show you real bad
gains- bargains that offer a splen-j
did oportunity for making profits.
E d is o n
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tioian in Illinoin atutea th at
priaoncra on bread and w a
tt puniahm ent in too Hevere
ay ahould really tie pu t on
■t bread nnd cabbage.
I t lady in right and if I
ive to go up for life I hope
arvo me corn beef and cubfor ninety-nine y e a r H and
Itthat the smoko of the aotwttle of ballots hun cleared
frit waa really a gas attack
i heavy artillery- it might
\'ito look ftround upd ^cc who
g, to be eumiidate for CunKt time. There are rumors
nville and Miami having
l and Mrtt. Ruth Bryan
fht gv again but it Ih not
t\ though she has the
Ittfnaaa for aacrifice. It
that Hon. Cary
jf DeLand would be
^. ind he would if he
to make the race,
iall ace ore long.
agreu w ith the general abuse of
low cotton prices by southern
grow ers. Mr. Pridgen looks back
to the tim e “when n dlmo looked as
big os a log c a rt wheel,” and when
"Ue dressed in p ine-straw h ats
and buekskln shoes, lived op a r
ran g em en ts and did well.”
B row ning’s "T he R ing and the
" I h»ve been listening to folks
^ ° ° k n,'*l is a fur m ore in terestin g ab u sin g the low price of cotton,"
perform ance than H am pden’s p re the aged man w rote the editor of
vious "Im m ortal T hief.”
his locnl newspnper. “ I have lived
Raque) Miller is singing again, a t
$11 an orchestra seat, H urry L au prom isingly in "A utum n F ire” a
der stopped by for a week and a piny nf June »ru| December in unpaity of frislj play ers opened happy m arriage.
See the World’s Greatest Horses and
I Jrivers
and
Hear the Celebrated Louis Rich Radio
Band
at
America’s Most Completely Appoint
ed Race Course.”
Races Start Promptly at 2 P. M.
Admission Including Grandstand and
Parking Privileges
$2.00 Plus Tax
Jos. B. Tinker, President
Edw. A. Pohlman, Managing Director
Dancing
. \ \ nu o K —a i .50
p <i HI IN ill I
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they have always dona that abbot tat
br<
D isagrees W itli Abuse something. Who is to blame?
"Editors have recommended that
Pridgen b*Uil'’
Of Ldw Cotton^ Prices they make foodstuffs at home, seoMr.their
mistake ' l
grow-a little cotton and get a good of 1027.” Someth,,
HOT C O F FE E , Miss., Nov. 8. price for it.'* Bat no, most of them happened in times u i~
—OP)— E. C. Pridgen, 86, does not must go in debt for s car and ride sayh.
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Armistice Day
Nov. 11th
“A Night
,oom Wl * will go her shure. All we need
Florida and ho was the j
facts and fig u res to send ut
gnd it w aa tim e for Daypm spects. Our location and ntto be com ing down to tractions will do the rest,
fn for the w inter, Of
.it no real reason in all
that Jim m y Cox has
Ijrtona N ews and also the
‘"Saturday
* And TcheP
"Throe Si
r,,v While other
actors talked of a repertory theatre.
I| P aillen.n* FOt things done,
J™ has a good company, presents
htr plays with understanding and
provides adequate settings. She
Will! receive a longer notice soon.
•Walter Hampden, llkowlsc bead
ing a repetoiro company, has ohofon “ Cnponsacchl” for his second
play, it accom plishes with s u rp n s
ing success a d ra m a tiz atio n of
|». in. 5 p. m.
ALL THIS WKKK
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auto togs and you
foe, your certificate of
ready before that tlme.„ much valuable tin^y wus
r.lyha atate by owners Ioh ^ certificates and making
Ja to give them tagn
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a Jot of trouhflt'you have
, gnd if you ilave
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As this is the last of our little series of heart-toheart talks to you, our neighbors, on our concep
tion of the essentials of true neighborliness, it is the
thought today to merely mention in friendly type
those of us who have considered it a pleasure and
a privilege to. thus chat with you across the fence
of more or less distance.
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J ust as one, in fact, would talk with the neighbor from whom one wouldn’t
hesitate if necessary, to borrow a cup of friendly sugar or the use of the
telephone or a little gas for the car. And we ll look forward to continuing
those talks at any timer you should come into our stores and. shops through
the years. So here we are, not your merchants, not business" men, just
your Neighbors.
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Woodruff and Watson
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Gonzalez Grocery Co.
Sanford Drue Co;
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Not long.ago a “T h r o u g h ” s t r e e t o r d in a n c e was enacted
w h ic h is now b e in g t r - d o u t b y t h e p o lic e d e p a r t m e n t aid
t h e people of S a n f o rd . A lth o u g h t h e m e a s u r e h a s beeiHn
f o rc e o n ly a fe w d a y s , m o to r is ts a r e a lr e a d y b e g in n in g to
Fltw u 4 Ma»aVrr t r a f f i c ^
Editor
Va,U<? ' n ,)reV L ,lt,ng accid en tH
and
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Poor Jack R abbit
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H igher Values C om ing?
T r i f t e r and Iron H and
Elton J. Mt
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HY ARTHUR B R IS B A N E
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ON FRIDAY evening o u r Am erw i. >MMMur h h «
A lth o u g h no s tr e n u o u s e f f o r t h a s b e e n m a d e y e t to s e c u r e tenn delegation to the world
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p a m t S to p .
O n ly in a v e ry fe w in s ta n c e s h a s a n y o n e b e e n nyiy be glad to hear, seemed b rig h t.
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Flow er Urns
fdvantuge
w ent Coloring f n«
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•ra in i r e also roverved.
NOV. 8. T926
ILD PI.A TroitM
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T b E.,Sftm® tlf«e. exactly, Mr.
Vernon Dailey for o ur a g ric u ltu ra
departm ent, ami Miss M artha
Grace of B rierly and B ryn M awr
j e o p a r d iz in g t h e liv e s o f e v e ry o n e .
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were placing a boy trap , of light
wire, to catch a jack rabbit. The
;
e ^ i n H U^ 2 l CV s B ^ * " L t e ? f caflu a ltie s , i t w o u ld s e e m w is e new reservoir a ttra c te d rab b its, one
to e x te n d th e T h r o u g h ” s t r e e t s y s te m . T h e o n ly n e a r a t - ' should be caught,, photographed in
c id e n t w e h a v e s e e n r e c e n tly o c c u rr e d a t a c o r n e r o n M a c the win- tra p then “ m ovled1, aa he
galloped hack over the Mojnve
n n Ia ^ u er?Ue- A .m o to r '« t ff° in g n o r th on th e A v e n u e w a s desert, nt Modge, C alifornia. J
u n d e r th e im p r e s s io n t h a t i t to o w a s a “T h r o u g h ” s t r e e t a n d
It wi^s to he a peaceful tra p p in g
ho n e g a t e d to g iv e th e r i g h t o f w a y to a c a ? c o m in g fro h ! for the benefit of some sm all b o v f
Like the delegates a t Geneva, alj
e J fn g g H t’ A n aCC dGnt w a s a v e r te d o n ,y by c le v e r m a ^ e u v r bands went to bed hopeful.
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of •» Wida..’r S t"!**
r S i r t ? ? ? ? 1 A11 °l>llu»ry o b s e rv e d in so b ig a h u r r y a s to d r iv e h e e d le s s ly b y . A lm o s t
'leean r
r,,»o| utlon» w ith o u t e x c e p tio n m o to r is ts a r e c o -o p e r a tin g w ith t h e p o lic e
lf
witf»re
J n '" ^ t . . Ch‘ r* ed in r y in g to p r e v e n t a c c id e n ts w h ic h f o r a tim e s e e m e d td hf>
u G w lA ! ) i0n
,ATKUIn r rxclunH "»»
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•M illed to tho uhr for rr5P?" ,?*, “n now" «ll»P«lchia
nd a loo thn
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A R C H IT E C T ,
f i r s t N a tio n a l
S a n fo rd , - •
PR O D U C T S
&(h ■"«* Maple
c3
trial
\lendar
ggadxf
0f ladle* ot ^hc
the
F - A W A IT
p a in t in g
and ]
DECORATlRgb|
R h o n e 568-W:
2 6 0 8 Sanford At
W h ile it w a s h is b u s in e s s to k n o w w h ic h w e r e “ T h r o u g h ”
THE JACK rab b it was cau g h t,
W ater ra a fr to J a r k ia a . •stree s a n d w h ic h w e re n o t, s till it m ig h t be argued t h a t it the rest of the program w ent
wrong. [„ the night a coyote bent
«f Nt. Jo kao.ro. w o u ld be a v e ry e a s y m a t t e r f o r h im to forget for Th,* m o m
Presbyterian
J«ert at 3 o’clock at
the regular
p e r so n a l
_________
a c t iv it ie s
MRS. FRED s. DAIGER.
T7r\TTn/-iT>
DAIGER, SnPTEvrv
S O C IE T Y EDITOR
Mr. and M rs, Lee A. Conoley re
turned home Sunday evening from
Valdosta, Ga., w here th ey ac
companied the fofrmer’s . m other,
Mrs. May U lm er Conoley, who has
been v isitin g here fo r th e p ast
six weeks a s \ th e g u est ‘of her
daughters, Mrs. Raym ond F ox and
Mrs. E m m ett McCall.
K.
Misa E lizabeth W hJtner re tu r n
ed to Orlando S un d ay evening
where she is atten d in g C athedral
School.
.
One of Fair Sponsors for Mercev
Rawlins Hostess
Ap iSln? s’ Daughters
Uf Methodist Church
thurch parlor* at
Mr. and M rs. L».P. M cCuller and
_ cinb of ibo Baptist children, Miaa. E m m a Owen and
FL^t with Mrs. Cook, M rs. Allen Jones m otored to J a c k
“ 0n Magnolia Avenue, sonville S unday w here they w ere
the g u ests of Mr. and M rs. W il
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jan of the Congrega- liam S tringfellow .
Lrfl meet at the home
The m any friends of L. Grow
L Thuriton, «»n the
I j o’elork, with Mr*. will bo glad to learn th a t he is
I gr,. Hunter a* ho8t- im proving a f te r his recen t illness.
What’s a Sanitary Code Between Friends?
$ 1.00
Eyerfast Percals
r & r ;"
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Armistice Sun Rise Dance
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$
te”“n' z
1.00
Thursday Morning November 11th inf
Wee Hours of 12:30 — till
w ”,otk "l
...... MONEY POWER
Activities of the
Women’s Club
" ' '
Oriental Stucco |
$ 1.00
Yard wide bleaching, H yards
$ 1 .0 0
BATH TOWELS
Anil Huck.
CHASE
Engagement of Miss
Horn to Dr. Rucker
Is Announced Here
& CO.
Infant Sacques and Capes
$2,000 A YEAR FROM CHICKENS
To Loan
NO W!
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S F sa ss &e 'asL-s - *■j s s a s r *
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w'J rr ndi^
Form er values $1.75
$ 1.00
Ladies’ and Children’s Hats
Each_____
$1.00 m
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Silk and Satin Brassieres
Special, 2 for $1.00
Children’s Dresses
East Colors.
Two to nix year sizes
$ 1.00
Muslin and Knit Underwear i
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Vnlues up to $1.75
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$1.00
The Y ow ell Com pany
R e a d y to W e a r I)ep L
On Everybody’s Lips —
Three Banks Closed
(n South Carolina,
One In This State
THE BLUEBIRD
“Find-the-Real Pearl
♦
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“Syncopating Sue”
CONTEST
is the talk of the Town
V a lu a b le
Prizes!
UmmomWowI_____
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Check>Mr choke,ofzhs geo-
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taarti
All colors.
$ 1 .0 0
MONEY AVAILABLE
“™,i'; ZT ZT % riim*
Fancy House Aprons
All sizes — Colors, pink, blue nnd white
M 0NE
“GOD SAVE THE SURPLUS?
E xtra large size—3 for
$ 1.00
— TODAY —
A Waterproof FinishIn a Variety of Colors
3 yards for
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Amusements
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.12 inrhes wide.
SPECIAL
Parent-Teachers Body
Holds Cake Contest Ry East Side Parent
H e r e on Saturday Teachers’ Association
EE™,
Ever Fast Prints
Small prints and stripes— J yards for
SANFORD
CEMENT CONTRACTING Co|
JE K M a* r t s
Fast colors. Values up to $1.75—yard
$ 1.00
C a ll R a y B r o th ^
Herald Classified Ads Bring
Mmm^
Colored Draperies
of 35c ,0 50c Gingham- -5 yards for
Miss Mary Crawford
Becomes The Bride
Uf Carlin Williams
f,ftRines
Filling Statio
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One Table
Portable Phonc
How Would Seminole County Measure Up?
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'0° Bed Spreads—$2.25 values, one fur $2.00, another for
$1.00 extra. All colors
a i T C° mml} tor 'Vero “ PPomted
and renewed in te ra .t was m .n if< Ntd in the work of the class.
i be officers named for the e n d
mnng six months xvere: P resident,
Mrs. W. Hobson Raw lins; vice
president. Miss Marion Appleby;
Recording Secretary. Miss Alice
loading McKini; Trcmsurer, Mrs.
Richard Mny.
At the conclusion of busineaa a
social hour was enjoyed.
The
j hostess aatssted by Mrs. C. H,l
‘ ,n.'th ;®rvwJ frxit snjnd, s a ltin c s ,.
i mid coffee.
down the chicken w ire cage, and
SB R iver Co sal.
S l l J t h e l h T h ° WttV ,n. I>ark A v o n u e o r M a g n o lia .
T h e .through the wire, his sh arp teeth
<m rT WIifir nmr.
s t r e e t s a r e j v e r y m u c h a lik e , a lm o s t a d ja c e n t a n d r u n in th e gnawed off the jack ra b b it’ , bend
•Minn pool, founts
s a m e d ire c tio n . Y e t on o n e y o u h a v e to be c u ro fu l a t e v e ry A tragedy in the night, not « plcus|,of Holy Cross
M r and Mrs. T. H. B urgess and
anu-siglit m the m orning.
7 - . -----(la s of Httlltfinf protfC rssi hoaaoa, ■ofrl* ApartnW( will meet at baby and Mr. and Mrs. H ayw ard
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I the home of Mr*. B. W nlker m otored to O rlando S u n
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" "rid th ere a re hum an
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day whore they sp en t th e day.
° r ,,v *' rarm - l 0 m ! M nOt ‘iXi r ,,d l]r ' **1 b r o u g h 1' S tr e e t s y s te m to in clu d e ,i.i< k ralituts and coyotes. Uncle
m Oik Ave.
bani at the moment is an undo| Members present were: Miss!
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rendod, w ealthy jack rabbit, ta lk
A bee f’ooilmg McKim. Miss Je w
||m r *t her home on
Mr. and Mr*. H ayw ard W alker
o f ‘ i ‘*ss-t >wn t r a t fie, g iv e N in th , T h i r t e e n t h a n d ing world peace nonsense while
»t
3:30
o'clock.
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’ M,ss M argaret M artin, Mis*
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<<r® now a t„hom e to th e ir friend*
of.cnd >’our money for
S
t n !ff,(' lh t‘ r i« h l o f w a y o v e r M a g n o lia a n d the coyote? loiiltl flying m achines
?*. • rh »*n1 >Mt(m
Georgia
Calhoun. Mi,., M ary Ranle°n»rdi
will
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recently
com
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Soine day the f |yin>f coyot<,H
Gil, Tire* anti TuU.*, AJ
fi '|h.ointro.*v u ioM ,Mr * ■ "« ■ « , a v e n u e s ° aV' ‘" " ‘'
Ml"s
Both Morse, Mrs. Virgfl
l,u t M,,t
an d P ark
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her
home
.on
j
iniDolJovAjr,
so nes, phonographs ^
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it
8
o'clock
honorIi0"
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p
,ith
’ Mrs. C. H. Sm ith a n d ,
down our golden cage, and spoil
Radio, H a»hliKhts and L
IL E V ER SE FOR T O |l.\Y
Mrs. Hnwlins.
,
rill* Newby, a bride
S u c h a m e a s u r e w ould te n d to sp e e d ii|. t r a f f i c b o th n o r th our peace program ami dream .
B atteries, etc „n<l M
The m any frionds of Mr*. F ran k
f
week.
ulnr* on the Free Pho
g f i N O TO COD IN TROU- ‘ ! ! ^
J. Gonzalez will be glad to learn
V1’ an< ‘‘,lS a n d w ,‘s t * aM(l a t ‘b e s a m e lim e w ould be
S l o t Ks W ILL go up and down,
L *]*0W *or « l'"lg
son |<«.
’N' v o iiliiiiin n c e ol th e c a m p a ig n to p r e v e n t a c c id e n ts
th a t *he ho* recovered su ffic ie n t
at each turn, shaking 'o u t weak
Kiuioniry Society of ly a f te r h e r >recent o peration n t
I l C f i " if® *' w ithout the I rue
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gam blers
I hone th a t gam ble will
1 Church will have all the F ern ald -L au g h to n H ospital to
£HkAW.lth.°ut a tPut'h'i'K priest,
w m *m law. Hut when thpy
| filling service at be rem oved to h er home on P al
h o " ii \hd- ° n,i nr,y h«w’ Those
that sell this country sh o rt a re es
..ning at 9 o'clock. m etto Avenue.
f n *ro®bl° d,d t,lrn “ " to the
pecially
foolish.
JOod of Isruol, «„,i »„„Kht
1113 Sanford Ave.
•
Club of the ConJ
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Consider what the governm ent's
j « 8 was found of them.** '1
On much inter.*’.' to th eir many
Ithurch will meet at
10 :8, 4.
Ju d g e B ert Fish
o f D eljin d
n f ' i o w a S ^ l o ' u 1! ° f
S ln tc U n iv e rs ity a n d E r a a d f H o rn ax P(,hcy and surp lu s funds mean
Mish LcCInire Jones, ^ t r a c t iv e d au g h ter of Mrs. T. Alien Jones of nends here js the m arriag e of
feoM’M 7:30 o’clock m otored to S anford Sunday a f te r
f Iow a S t a te U n iv e r s ity h a v e p r e p a r e d a list o f w o rd s w h ic h to nil sound values.
faction of Mrs. Fred noon and wns the g u est o f his this oity, has been s e le c ts as one of the sponsors for the M ercer foot- . I m Mary Crawford and C arlin
r o te s s o r H o rn , a f t e r lo n g in v e s tig a tio n o f w r itin g v o c a b u
IY BR—-We rejoice O Lord
ball team which plays Itollins College here on Thursday afternoon. M iliams, both of thin city. The
GOVERNM
ENT
not
only
plans
OU a r t a p resen t help in la r ie s , su y a m a in ta in s a s p e llin g d if f ic u lty o f a t le a s t f if ty
sister, Mrs. E rn est McGowan GulNEW YORK HERALD T R IB U N E
a heavy income tax reduction, but
_ w_fnt of the Wo- loway.
Miss Jones is one of the most popular members of the young social set ceremony took place S aturday a f t
5*
*r t over found of those p e r c e n t f o r e ig h th g r a d e p u p ils.
f will
ernoon at 4:30 o'clock in DeLand
probably pay tmek p art of the
tit I nee.
l*i|] hivn Fortnightly
When I weed. Tnnunnny leader last few m onths have so trag ically
or tins city and possesses scores of friends in aSnford mu| elsew here
surplus tax collected in 1 JIlIS
" ' the presence of « few intim ate
was charged with g ra ft (fo r which brought out, this service has been
}it 3o'diK’k with Mrs.
over
the
state.
UIKM.KNAI.K T ilt 10 AMI IIATTKItV
Ju d g e W. W allace W rig h t re
m eans I''‘-^«
increased
selling he at ter■ward was convicted, dying
friends, Judge I'eucock offifeii* hostess.
w o u ld be a b le to sp e ll correctly* o r d y 'u b o lit h a lf o f
\ 7That
h“V n,en,,H
s('d ’"‘seiiiiig
OLD M ASTERS
efully underm anned and the For D a tlrrr and Tl^r ■rr'vl^r « T rVj.E2rJ‘K
tu rn ed home S atu rd ay evening
atm g..
in jail), his reply was: “ Whut are sham
(er,.a.
I.M
,o
u
r
n
r
»*
urw
l.n
'l.rrr
W
.
%
*
,
L
y
healt)i
of
the
whole
population
from T itusville w here he bus been
: li *
frrrn cr,
you going tu do about i t ? ”
, f t.,! ,,, /t
i
. T tt i i
I "'m ediately a fte r the cerem ony
seriously endangered.”
i E. llnlz will entor- holding court
A ge and Youth
HUH rilt)N K
Io w a p ro fe s s o r. I e r h a p s , to o , h e is r ig h t , b u t T h e H e r a ld 1®™"* h is not what n >
There is u touch M old Tumfor th e p a st three
stock pays,
-R4HWe a re glud to believe thut Dr.
l
.
a
k
e
C
o
n
t
e
s
t
I
s
H
e
l
d
n
w,'dd,nK ‘tinner was served nt
live to g eth er:
---Slll(
_rtlty shower a t 3:30 weeks.
w o u ld be in te r e s te d in k n o w in g w h a t F lo rid a b o y s a n d g i r l s owner
b’,t - h,’w mU(\h “ f the re tu rn its mntiy insolence in the H all's latest H u m s has im proved conditions in
the Ponce De Leon Hotel. A fter a
if fu ll of pleasance,
m ay keep, thut decide* reply to the milk charges. Facing
ikomf 1101 I’nrk Ave
th<!
w ° n ld d o to t h a t s p e llin g lis t
W ill n o t va Iue.
1 fu ll of car«;
short Wedding trip the young cou
the defeat of its fuvorite son and his d ep artm en t. B ut he has him
, Mi« LuciNe NewMr. and M rs. Sidney C hase of
t h e e ig h th g r a d e te a c h e r s in S e m in o le c o u n ty sc h o o ls g?ve
like in m m o r m orn,
ple
will retu rn to Sanford nnd
finding thut a policy of silence wns self adm itted th a t his force is
UDie Ruth bpancer, W in ter Haven sp en t the week-end
‘ sham efully underm anned." (He
w in ter w eath er,
jij of
a/ this
tniA month,
i.w■ii I li
n n ft,a - iL
.
_ .
.
make this city th eir home.
A BOND, income tax free, in proving fatal, T am m any
here as th e g u ests of th e fo rm e r’s
its m ight add th at T am m any did its
like su m m er brave,
H e r “ d :a0ren0orr tBn'fn t h°m 0rrO W '8 " P e' | in,f leM o n ' “ ml s e n ( * T h e worth a t least IB percent more the wholesale violations adm
The P arent-T eachers Associa
of thu
the lw»Rf In Iriinti il uh/1a. —____ > .. . •<
Tho cake contest held S aturday
Ol
(kptrtmant of tho p a re n ts Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Chase,
A *r P 1 J t h e a v e r a g e g r a d e s m a d e by t h e i r p u p i ls ’
beBt to kt'ep it underm anned—until
k * w in te r b are;
than
a
taxable
bond
of
the
sam
e
tion
had a cake contest S aturday mornMig a t II) o’clock hy the E ast
S
an
itary
Code
and
say
s:
“
W
hat
of
T
h
e
f
i
f
t
y
w
o
rd
s
s
e
le
c
te
d
f
o
r
th
e
t
e
s
t
a
r
e
:
‘
SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE
w
ill
hold
regular
lls m ade further, trick ery
, If fu ll o f sport,
nnd w ere am ong the o u t of town m orning a t 10:30 o'clock n t the
grnile. Every cut in the tax mean*
Side P a re n t Teachers Association
--------i
o'clock.
Subject
a d v is a b ility
W
hIJ
Sn’t
oh®
,milk
>
,rL,tty
arTsafe.)
He
has
adm
itted
th
a
t
he
. “TMtb U sn o rt,
o o n s tr u e
g
u
ests
a
t
tho
Doudney-Hutchison
nn increase in selling value: T h at
n e g lig e n t
a m ia b le
G ram m ar School, under the su p er a t the E ast Side P rim ary School
Influence in wedding S atu rd ay afternoon
frien d s’? ” S an ,ta ry Code botw<*" has hut ten chem ists for th e ex- j
On F riday afternoon nt 3 o ’clock
LW ttlm b lf. A ge is lam e;
a
t
is
a
solemn
th
o
u
g
h
t
for
the
short
ep o c h
a m m u n itio n
p a r tis a n
vision of Mrs. K atie W illiams, wan a decided success.
bosom
There the m em bers of tho N.do V How
LArt
L is .h o t an d bold,
MJuC*.
H oly Cross Church. •
g ir lie
p la p s ib le
d em o n strato r of thc Snow drift were so many lovely cakes turned ard C hapter U. I). C. will give a
a c h ie v e m e n t'
Y'W sak an d cold,
1
tip
Veterans
giv
c o rp o r a tio n s
t h J S m a ^ X h e S d i s X " fuT
^
e lig ib le
Company.
p riv ile g e d
in by the members th a t it was hard subscription bridge p arty a t the
i V. Howard Chapter
* nd Age is tam e;
! ' M a s o n ic B ld g .
p h o n c 75
e q u ita b le
M USSOLINI TOLD the crowd
a tte n d a n ts
M rs. C. C. C haffee has retu rn ed
bhor thee,
e x p e rie n c e s
Mrs. J . E. P reston, chairm an of for tho judges to decide which W om ans Club on Oak Avenue.
raging
a
fte
r
the
sixth
ami
latest
re c k o n e d
im
m
ig
r
a
tio
n
c1fvn^
«
T
e
V
r
h^
e
n
T
C
h"f
o
(
T
'
T
f
ome
a
f
te
r
spending
the
p
a
st
two
SAVE by giving us your sidewalk, drlvew«n«J
c o m p e titiv e
th ee
i m
y; _
attuck on hi* life “ in a few hour*
fizzle
P arents were the th ree best cakes.
R eservations can be made by te le
s a n d w ic h
m onths v isitin g relativ es a t N ar- tho G ram m ur School
lo v e lie s t
dallon
work. All work gurananteed.
' “
rtiijr Love Js young! a u x il ia r y
vou
*hall
l|v*fti
4J)e,
,deerv«s
.you
T eachers
Association,
was
in
.
s
s
p
.
t
“
£
i
t
?
=
v
r
r
s
“
s
of
the
Woman’s
phoning Mrs. W. Theodore LangA
fter
much
deliberation
thc
h
a
n
d
ic
a
p
p
e
d
s
o
o
th
e
ra
n
g
a
n
se
tts
Pier,
Boston,
New
p io u s
ty thoe—
nave heen w aiting for.”
m
chnrge. T w enty-five larg e cakei*;
____ Judges, Mrs. H. J . Lehman, Miss
j^yith Mrs. C. R. York, Philadelphia, and A tlan ta.
b ru n e tte
in d is p e n s a b le s h o c k e d
-jr~rW nl, hie thee,
They have them now.
Death
r ig h te o u s
w ere ontered and tho only ruling Mary Hinton, and Mrs. R. L. Peck,
ck nt her home
^ ■ m a i n k s thou s ta y ’st too long. c h o rd
in te lle c tu a l
i penalty to plot ugairidt the p re
te r r if ic
s y m p a th ie s
'of the contest was th at Snow drift awarded the first prize to M is*1,. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Miss
Helen
Sheppard,
who’
has
— Shakeapeure: M adrigal.
mier.
Jh
irty
year*
in
jail
for
nnla u re l
s ta id
a lu m in u m
■
’o n g r e g a tio n
Lbridgc party under been a charm ing v isito r In S anford instend o f b u tte r be used.
Emma Owen, second prize to Mrs.
poKing his polieies, oppoaition
im p e n d ive
s u re ly
rftteN.de V. Howard for th e p ast th e days, loaves T ues
The judges, Mrs. A lfted Lilja, George McGughin and third prizi LOST—Shell rim glasses and
new spapers and opinions absolute
(W tuson was a good nam e for c o n tin u o u s
tra n s fe rre d
tC at the Woman’s day fo r h er home a t N iag ara Falls, Mrs. Field nml Mrs. C. C. Chaffee to Mrs. J . s . Hifijr.
cuix*. R eturn to Seminole Billiard
ly suppressed, erention of special
f/« A * w a rd team S atu rd ay a fte r c re p e -d e -c h in e m a g n if ic e n t
p e e re d
n . y.
u s a b le
police force to watch opponent* of
nwnrded the firs t prize to M rs.1 Following tjio contest, the cakei ^ r m j i o y o r W estern Union.
T fg sr g o t th ro u g h w ith it.
d e tr i m e n t
fascism in th eir home and every 1 h® charges were based exactly us S an itary Code am ount to, a n y w a y 7
m e la n c h o ly
Stanley. Second prize w ent to were sold and n good sum wus
yacht
where.
J tho present charges are bused, on We re g ret to say th a t Dr. H arris
(flub
will
meet
nt
realized for the playground equip,
H. A. N agle of B altim ore, Mil., Mrs. A. P. Bandy.
A nd w h ile we a r e on th e
of th ® »,la,m t»r
ex p ert tests made for Republican tails m with the preposterous stand
|tli« Studio of Mrs. sp en t the day in Sanford, F rid ay
* •1 9 2 7 C entral F lorida Open Golf
• ,,
. .
.......... s u b je c t, w ould th e r e he a n y
A fte r the contest tho cakes were J m eat for the E ast Side School
taken
by
Dr.
Pease,
the
chem
ist
chance
II l.s governm ent with the iron m vijsugntors’ Ju s t such analyses
M ^ p lo n s h ip to u rnam ent 7
ion Myrtle Ave- atten d in g to b u sin ess
m a k e a . (la n c in g a pleasure. Ut’l
„ ,n. v e n ," io le c o u n ty to r e v iv e i n t e r e s t in “ S p e llin g hand,
sold nnd the proceeds went to aid j crounds.
one will only, and th at ahso- Its Mr. Mills is now publishing were who made th e Republican tests.
V-' "
o-------B io s a n d in c o m p e titiv e s p e llin g b e tw e e n c la s s e s fro m th e
These
tests
show
th
at,
in
place
a
f
t
the
P a fe n t Teachers Association ini
— —------------—---------W
o
^
e
to
n
d
dH
nce
1,1
e
v
e
n
in
g
9:00
to
ll
,
.jr." ’’th‘,r governm ent would given out. Tam m any tactics were e r place within tho city, the milk
N ightingales have returned
W e e x te n d y o u a h e a r t y w elcom e.
W
illiam
D.
Holden
retu
rn
ed
do,
triflin
g
would
bo
foolish.
But
successful
in
m
inim
izing
the
g
ru
ft
to thT,tn , ‘S
S
rhr° I k ‘ra ld wol,l(1 lik « t o h a v e a n a n s w e r
failed to conform w ith the stand- I
Kocicty of home S nturday evening from B alti
. n ,t hl‘ .‘A,’a h" n‘l govern long, and revelations until a f te r Election ard s of the S a n ita ry Code. It wns
G e n ts , $2.00, L a d le s F re e
( S W B S .T .
a
u
t
h
o
r
i
t
u
t
i
\
r
l
y
"
'
r ° m ,,0Ople w h o ,,rL' ‘I « a lir f « l t „ a p e a k tJwhat
will happen when the one Day.
t church will meet more from B atlim ore, Mil., where
-j------ d---------C r y s ta l L a k e C lu b , Igikelam l
lit 3:30 o'clock, A he h a s spent the. p ast month a t
Then the sordid sto ry of long- repeatedly lacking in b u tter fa ts
S. F ran cis S tevens Hull doesn't
dust ?W1 8 purt o f “ h«ndful of
and
in 'O ther solids, the real nutri[hen
planned.
Johns Hopkins H ospital.
established
g
ra
ft,
cheating
men,
n,ei,t
fl “ ! w orry ab out the
public
in milk. It was, in sh o rt, |
No law can keep u fin g er from women and children out of food and
h er aa she really is.
of
the
Baptist
w
atered.
But
w
hat
of
it?
pressing a trig g er.
By M rs. H enry W ight
health, was gradually hared.
____
MIAMI TR IB U N E
—------- ---------J. H. I,ec of T anipa spent the
*t the home of
This new a ttitu d e of T a tn n u m v iy
.
f'
our
men
were
convicted
of
ta
k
F ord has been accused of
GUEENVILLE, S. C. Nov. fi —
305 Magnolia week-end in tho city, atten d in g to
und its Health D epartm ent is the , a i "
#
ON AN island in the G reat Salt ing g ra ft.
From the time of its organization (/P) — T hree I Greenville county
Gloria M organ V anderbilt of which likewise m elts aw ay in time,
dng Queen M arie's expenses
business.
I* dock.
most
dangerous
omen
th
at
has
yet
1
J
i.nhe,
noble
sportsm
en
have
been
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
T hirty-three inspectors w ere d is
r-“ h a the country. There ought New York and New port, widow of
as a departm ental club, those ac hanks, two of them located at
perf»e*d«y
appeared. If a S an ita ry Code, de- T I
shooting
down
bison,
raised
in
missed
for
corruption.
Phere
has
heen
only
one
way
11 p. in.
^be a C ongressional investigation. the lute Reginald V anderbilt, gets
tive in its work have looked fo r Fountain Inn and the other Fork
Mr. an d Mrs. J. M. Tally
presum ably
Two chem ists were indicted for signed to protect the lives and Z 1
Fcoarse will be cone 'e r known to keep money-power sem i-captivity, and
ward to the time when the Wo Shoals failed to open for business;
health of a grout eity, i» to he ■**
only $82,000 from her husband’* in a fam ily generation a fte r g en paying well for th e nohlo th rill falsifying milk reports.
• Blpti.’.l chinch, un. Lakeland sp en t the week and
m an’s Club would he a much used this morning. The hanks are the
Sanford, on business.
perfect kills have been made at .! _ " r. H arris declared th a t “ 75 to treated ns u joke nnd ignored hy
detihip
of
,\jrs
j
n_
w ealth. T h a t is all there is left
Hi) per cent of the loose milk Ims 11be officers sworn to enforce it,
e ratio n , increasing ra th e r than d e .>00 yards,
and appreciated com m unity cen Hank of Fountain Inn, the People
i*>
Sid,
whut possible hope is there of pun*
»lm personally about the whole a fte r the husband’s debts are paid creasing. T hat is by having it in
With
an
explosive
or
soft
nosed
a
‘lllB
erated
for
two
years
"
te
r for the activities in th eir Bank of Fountain Inn and its »u'>
mid his estates liquidated.
f-T • >
*
■
No
[b*)*rtfni'nt of grumth u t tho g ra ft am ounted to Iood or honest inspection?
land and passing on the Innd by en bullet’ th at Hpreads out, wide as >and
;u"l. ^bttt
churches.
Midiary. th e Bank of Fork Shoals.
more
demoralizing
doctrine
could
------— n--------T hat is not im portant, because tail. Even that fails eventually the palm of y o u r hand, inside th millions.
iry schools will give
.
'
This aim bids fa ir to come to
be
preached
hy
n
health
commis
J,aftern o o n p ap er is- like a Reginald
Decision for the hanks to close
Vanderbilt, sportsm an from lack of heirs, and besides anim al s body, you can do wonders.
_
*
HiRh
School
AudiThe Dem ocratic D istrict A tto r
With Corinne G riffith
fru itio n during the present a d th eir doors for period of 30 days
F o r Sale By
|o flock.
ney o f Queans C ounty declared sioner. No more scandalous or
,H r‘,iul- A niam - und spender, was not im portant, tbere are few countries left in the
m
in
istratio
n
,
ns
evidenced
by
the
corrupting
principle
could
he
set
i t Is an in te rn in g exam ple, hnw- world where it is still tolerated.
wns reached following a conference
II IS hard to im agine any th in g j that "God ulono knows the ex ten t
Comedy
.
I ^ e d * lk° “ ,l>Wl ° f n' ' lk: il •v e r, o f the fum iiiur phenomenon,
splendid attendance n t nil m eet between A lbert S. Font, state bank
more exciting or w orth while, ex l"l' tb,> co rru p tio n ” and “ the situ a- U1 7 “ Political organization.
American
inheritance
law,
com
Mr.
nnd
M
rs.
Louis
Giles
Horn
McIntyre who has
The issue retu rn s and will not
S anford, Fla.
ings, and tho constantly increas exam iner and W. Rayden Watkins
the dissipation of g re at fortunes bined with n a tu ra l tendencies, s a fe cept perhaps shooting a t lim ou h "» '» New York Uity wus a p
“SH E L L SHOCKED”
down. The issue is Tam m any, co r
her daughter *-of Mocksville, N. C., announce
ing m em bership.
^ ■ t. J f
such u bad by tholr heirs. The wealth of the guard the public p re tty effectually sines on the Lincoln highw ay The palling."
assistan
t
sta
te
bank
examiner.
th e eng ag em en t and a p
F for the past Hix
The little girl th ought Vaudorbilt family, form erly pointed
“ Milune News’’
When Dr. H arris, on S eptem ber ru p t and unasham ed, fighting for
Dream s, long held aro fa st com- Heavy extension* granted custo-1
from ever com ing under the ty ra n limousine is a little b ig g er th an a
proaching. m arria g e
for hex home
r4‘ri-S ? * n
*'bl> M HIctt case to ns a “.social m enace." is not ny of an om nipotent fam ily for- bison, but it moves more rapidly I
lust,
a‘s1, was
WMH endeavoring to force a dishonest ballot to the last veto
m g tru e; la st yenr an a r tis ts ' c o n - „ n,| inability to realize • uf• n ullo Operator.
•
feared any more bem use there is time. Big money power in Amer- and is h ard er to hit.
I s,|c was accompanied
of th e ir d a u g h te r
'
ap p ro p riatio n for m ore inspec- th at its Governor can sign, fig h t
>J‘
—
O' _____.
cert, and already in this term , a j flu en tly on receivable’, to meet
little left of it.
ing the pursuit of higher-ups in
tor.-,
from
a
relu
ctan
t
Tim
im
um
y
IV IE LOUIS
| icii turns dem ocratie
like other
I f f * ? - J N’. Tolar
lecture of splendid im portance. It I <|„j]y clearances f* nuid to In*
■ y r r - djdft t f l o a t . So lie m ust
(Ralph T,i|ur
It has been the sam e with other power. A Ford or Rockefeller fo r
P R E S ID E N T COOLIDGE, by the Mr. O lvnuy’s district leader, K ohl a eolnssu! g ra ft, w hether the health
to
has been said th a t Sanford audi sponsible for tho dociflhm to close
W .b een ju * t ivory, w ithout the lortuiivn in A nirriru. (irr a l
or
the
eity
is
endangered
or
hot
er.
hod
eut
the
item
out
of
the
way,
h
as
checked
the
wild
election
I
tune inevitably dissiputes itself.
DR. H EN RY W ADE RUCKER ences arc not especially avid for
N o, m utations have usually been so
the banks.
budget— he sum m ed up the Hituu- I 'V m l'i'r ,s Tam m any, th at made
^
of S anford, F lorida.
■f'Eugene
The g re a t bunks,, the real fin an jny of triu m p h an t dem ocracy, with <lt<»n
"Fi- w u n the *011 p, Soft soap, n a tte r e d in two or throe g en era
Tittle
lectures, b u t during tho hour of
tnun:
‘S n,.,.,b '""I th a t would break
the
aiinouncoivent
th
a
t
U
n
d
e
Sam
|
The directors of tho banks hope
cial powers, derive their money
*3?^ m,,st plensaiit- The wedding to tak e place in Dr. H o lt’s speaking a t th e club thut some plan* can bo worked cut
tions, by m ultiplication of heirs
"A s t he revelations d u rin g the
le n d e r what ringside seats are and (he development of fam ily from thousands of depositors and will send a nice income lax rebate 1
Decem ber a t Mocksville, N orth
T US lh“ Buests of
la s t W ednesday, there /.*wa* the whereby thc hank* can continue to
Doughnuts fried in
.fo r on board M arie's Hpo- r Penders, thut their economic power divide their control am ong thou I1'™ lt‘na to cu t ‘town the tuxes of
C arolina.
th
a
t
cam
e
ju
s
t
as
the
D
en
i-1
m ost intense attention, and fre function or n p a rt of th eir deposits
As official host to her melted aw ay, leaving m erely a sands of investors. T heir ow ner oernts were saying th ere must b e 1
q u ent ripples of subdued lau g h
Snowdrift-are whole
•ty , this Colonel Carroll is an tradition and a social prestige ship n m ark etab le- anyone may a cut, “siloii."
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A SH E V IL L E TIM ES
The above announcem ent will be te r m et every witticism , und often he made available n t once.
Of referee,
•
buy their stock and help run them.
y: T,,|ar Titul
some and delicious.
blizalx.th, and Mr. read w ith g re a t in te re st by tho a quick indrawn lireuth greeted
KW- W 4 ------- ---------I he W ashington Post, owned by
i
1
Gottondale Rank Cloee*
T H M IE U I o n
( .indulge makes
. b*C®nie of the man who
McLean, was long ?u®at issl,<‘d b.v any Republican ha
,®rI?n<i :i ' "ageninl m any friends of th is young couple. th e som etim es surprising sen ten
a cut twelve m onths ag o .” n i M 'v'ard
TALLAHASSEE,
Fla.,
Nov.
fiA
Jed th e colury fa rm e r? He
Pf to Baytona Beach, Miag H orn J b th e y o u n g e it daugh ces o f,jh e lecturer
Beat | known ns
the
A dm inistration Ju s fa demolished th e logic “
th at.
F R U IT Y D O U G H N U T S
(/P)—Tho P lan ters Bank, of CotGASTONIA GAZETTE
w bank bunk of a five acre
te r of M r. a n d M rs. Louis Giles
m outhpiece.
D uring Mr. H ard- m ats’ ’ tV:?. ' nk®n ^ th0 W
^
i
tondalo,
Fla.,
did
not
open
Its
doors
• n d h a sn ’t regained conm g s Presidency, .it was called k” «f' lh ‘ y «r‘-' supported by the
Horn of M ocksville, N. C., and re
On Tuesday of this week, th ere
3 Cups Flour
There are m ore wuys th an one *“ ;r,t' " ’■»"*" ng foot. O f the 2,000
T H E P R E SID E N T , not verbose, the
m e official
o m cm i gg azett
slnct},
az ette” by the Ir- business interests of the country
ceived hei*>education a t M eridleth will be th e fortnightly bridge gam e today because of th e alleged d is
h
.
.
.
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r
„
„
m
?:
th
„
t
j
a
g
t
\
GeorK
*
Morse
re3
Tmtpoous
Baking PoUxUr
•--------- o--------of m aking money on the farm , as chicks he raised (130 good pullets’
crepancy
and
probable
shortable
of
now
.
..... Even m
m iit ,rm
She h as m ade many of th e social departm ent, w ith Mrs.
m
'v * * ” - « a
misae* fire. Have you heard'Y his
h0,n,; "t llnbson College.
alg nln P alestin e roflds: hundreds of fnrmerH over the
tho
cashier,
H.
E;
W
illiams,
of
S a p ap e r of very stro n g R epub cans
Ttaspoon
Salt
'
,muke
thc
Bepublione?
I
t
s
true.
'
Gening nfter
friends In S anford d u rin g h er visit O. P. Herndon as hostess. R eser
to laying age. T h e 'n e x t year he
lican leanings.
n terlng^N oxareth. Speed South arc finding.
Cottondalo,
E
rn
e
st
Amos,
comp
The
P
‘"lf,y
uncom
fortable."
A
certain
im
portant
citizen
p
i
Teaspoon
Nutmeg
j*re
tho
here
as
th
e
g
u
e
s
t
of
h
er
sister,
bought 3,000 chicks and raised 1,vations
fo
r
this
p
arty
should
be
The
Post
is
em
inently
correct
» m iles,an hour.’— Doarguests
of
Consequently, more th an ordtntroller, announced. The bank is
Pars*.
The cotton debacle of this y ear “00 pullets. H a had to build two bored the president with n ' long ory inter.a$ attach es to th e refu sal
Mrs. Ja m e s F rederick H aw kins a t telephoned a t once. Out of town
ident. T h a t’s nothing.
h r Teaspoon Cinnamon
capitalized n t $15,900.
speech,
w
inding
up
with,
"B
ut.
Mr
la
driving
m
any
of
them
into
other
M m e around here th a t
her home, 1014 P a rk Avenue,
gueats or new residents m ay be in
of The P o st to follow the A dm inis 2 S B T S S r ; " i l l y ic ld » "> ;« »
more
brooder
houses
ami
double
the
a
Tablespoons Snowdrift
P
resident,
I
m
ust
tell
you
th
a
t
I
Tho
com
ptroller
had
no
Inform
a
surplus
win
\
Moreover,
thut
lines of farm ing. The cow, tho
I®- D»vif.
the sam e way.
tratio n In its contention th a t th e
f'd o rcd to x Dr. R ucker cam e to Sanford vited by members according to tho tion as t w hether any charges hud
Congress
H
'
\
tem
Ptntion
to
hog and the hen o ffe r th* su re st size of the luying house. And in did not vote for you."
------ -— —
a Eggs '
ab o u t?a y e a r ago,’a H e is a g ra d rule In y e a r book. The Faceting of
the spring of 1025 he bought 3 3<>0
“ Well, some did,” the president ‘ om ing session of C ongress should or
beon brought a g a in st th e cashier,
' b o at ra le s on laiko Mon way* to Independence.
m.t
a
tte
m
p
t
to
lower
th
e
p
resen
t
I
^
e
s
v
hU
T
H Cap Sugar
uate of F ulton R jg h School in Ken the lite ra tu re departm ent on W ed- or tfle am ount of ^ t „
replied, and aotd nothing else.
Concerts and a football .-ooFnr0m , . P0V*r t y' BOOn a f te r tho let*
or the am ount of th e allegedd ghort.
short
., R
°—
tax r a tteM* ..
a yJ, this new spaper ■in tr« v a« n „re. a I i . P,rh*ctlc” .« ■
nml r*iHt'd 050 * ood Pul*
tucky,
uiyjreceive
hit)
B.
S.
degree
nesday
afternoon
a
t
half
p
a
s
t
th
ree
^
^
aU
ted
i
t
h
u
^
J
J
d
,
battle-cries
n
L
the
a,,c'em
yiC
n
pIbsish
u or Chopped Dates
?»en M ercer and Rollins
an
o uncommon lucidity ffnem
”n ed ito rial of
to a Poultry P r ° ^ t
l ** * hfOC ChoDIS for thi!
B R U C E tC A R L 80N , eleven years and
nrom lses a charm ing program . 7 j ___ .
...
.
^
Knight returned tn A g ricu ltu re a t th e Tennessee projnlses
I m nrkot all cockorols a t broiler
lj--—duJed fa r A rm istice Day of $2,000 Is the sto ry of one T. M.
fcogency:
H
unant
t
V
4
a i.I.L a
ii
H
Cup
M
ilk
(A pproxim ate)
ed
unofficially
t
h
a
t
aluttlem
ent
t th e n ig h t in 'th e ceme
’•’G odw in “ '.'k a PPr°P ri*Uon“ and
S U to T eachers C ollege, D r. Rock M rs, John Leonard! will speak of would probably be attem p ted w ith
On Improved property, both ref
* 1 0 ^1 Post o f the Am erican U regg, or Florence county, 8. C. age and cull rigidly every year," old, sptoendr
- . “The su rp lu s now boing paid Into will hi*
----'
ht“
HUrPtua,”
doubtless
m
«ay* the poultrym an. " “ It V y s ^ t'o I i e r?* L° A °
■wlous thinking,'»itho T re asu ry ib an unnecessary ta x win di.app0,,r boforo the
*■ a t least one organe r io n tvro . y ea rs'W a s 'engaged In Jap g n sse influence in lite ra tu re and out co urt, proceedings.
A f t t o w * M l* t a k i n g p ow . hav® « lw?y« Hk*d chickens, keen none but the fiest nul'ols heJ ? ,d ‘A® poIlce'
tial
and
business
within
the
city]
'
,’
M
n
Vi9it'
jW k t is actu ally doing some- and believed
art,- M rs. E lm er D. Ball will tteart
th
e B tnitk-H ugheq wftrt* in,
rupon.
th
e
people.
Why
should
the
thev could be made
d « r f a n d -apJcss t o g e t h e r .
Iik0
before
And I sw nt evory ro o ste r.’puLcts.
They | Hla paW nts w orried all night . I people p ay
■^•Jdes flrtf th e hot a ir furunnecessary
toxea
o f Sanford.
■ee, la te r atten d in g . V anderbilt th e subject of Jap an ese color,
and the bay's th in k in g was proh
MEETING
IS
POSTPONED
• ! » W tl k a d d m ilk ,
r xa. ii \ Vei “ p,aco ,n
“ ' ‘
jSfV’i___ „
^ J * h t ^ na,L returned to U niversity, w h ere W received tils p rin ts, and will illustrate h er p a
ably n o t serious. At eleven you Which m ay be Squandered by Con
g re ss?
Mr. W inston (A ssistan t
—
S
E
E
—
J
will
re
p
er
w
ith
some
most
in
terestin
g
D.
D.
8.
D
egree
in
1925.
canriot
th
in
k
seriously,
even
about
r„
, i 5JS L “ ‘7
I r . . d " p i u i i 5 | h . " lL , S i S ? rU ,,T . . T V
“ » » » riW n k '.V rT o u .i;, I l T ' r t S S S ecretary o f , th e T re asu ry ) re ea should be reduced
On account o f T hursday being
p rin ts which have been loaned for
W fia flaP iti' i i S i f ' pul nt ®d bri* a t- Pu - 1in Florence a t m ark e t price
( t! b °w ir a n o tto n t y o u .are to the uni- minds th e-co u n try of its big public
. t'°ri(la
Arm
istice Day, the. m onthly meetth e occasion,
occasion, wnae
while mMurs. B.' W hitTO H O N O R 'V E T E R A N S
toe
debt; b u t th s re is no assurance
Ik ri. p , h, h« Psr- • The a n n u il lu h ch eo n given by f l i w w f l t handle th e *
th u t C ongress will tu rn over .this ever w,.VL * ,N.° Rovermrlent is
,m k— k__ Juck. Oneduyinthe spring of 1928,1 profiU." the floclt,,’ that m* e* wy 1 R
-R
- U C E CARLSON, like many of fn
) MitaUsllta 4m
__ ____ ' a
A t t h e O ffic e o f
^ __ _ r*n'c Vernay She N. de V. H o w ard C h ap ter U. phases o f cereOoonfe*
n ite r I h&fl Nnviid ■>
___
_ .
*
,
£
&
■
*
t
i
‘
i
TraaaurV
T
o
’
r
I
f
w
J
I
T
'S
S
L
his elders, m istak es w aste of time
D.. H
ik a
V. tt
- i-_ anJ mnA • m h m l V .
V.
D
C., honoring U
both
the
Union
the^GrTff
I ! npullets
t ,!a y lanetted
* year$i,.
on Und sleep fo r serious though; *. To the reduction o f th« d e b t.' On th e f “ ' «« n e c c o r y p ir p o lo i ’
the Gregg farm
contrary,',
thq'
best
authority•
In
The
Democrats
Confederate
veterans,
will
be held
tl|la k ab o u t aom ethlng you can do
on Armlsttlce Day, and reserri* <to it, ia th e plan th at
from
Hons.should be m ade not later
1 .« T k i 8£ c.h • .^ P u b lican
• ) J *
Tuesday
“
* .Post
2* ^dhe
of. of
in
b Y\ ~ < % TO ? T
A
Tuesday $1.00
A most interesting m eeting of
Z u T : I i ,,,,Khlpr« ('■a"** of the
V
Church was held Thura(h..v evening ut th e home of Mrs.
J . M; 'h ,oa Rnwlln* on T h irteen th
I* ;'.,
A {wngram was outlined
j U": P » « id fn t for the work to be
don,, by the class this w inter. Va-
VAMili,ry wh‘ch Wil.1
*
..
i r
—
jfo DEMONSTRATE th e pT icnofntfu] sim ilarity
‘ betw een Bluebird Pcaxlh a n d Genuine ’N atural
,
PcjxU -w e have staged th is c h a lle n g in g " R o d th e -R ^ d - P e a /r.d jo n tc jt..’ A
O a r w in d o w s sh o w 100 p a ifis a rra n g e d In a special
- case. 99 i r e B luebiid Peorij; cikeisn G e n u in e r a j L
,T h c test o f y o u r skill lic s S n p ic k in g that- d o e teal
- p w l ! C on y b u d o it> L e t.y o ^ t dyes b e th c j u d g e . 1
: ¥ d icy ju d g tfto x re o Jy y o u m ay
a v o lu ab ic* j* b ei
jlT iis f ia d n itin g c o r itm th o p e n t o e
(
A M
V
.
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JuSTlCE/tS BLIAtb^He.*
■
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A
**V*Ji
’TAmAx,1' F}S
Nov. 8.—(IP) —
IWc policy,” to pursue Presaure wan m’g
gh over New Eng
[to *ucb nn extent,
land and low over Oklnhomn today,
had teatifiod th at with nald Win. J. Bennett, government
In Do RiMacy’r Lane meteorologist hei i>. The weather
Ldouhlo aloying nnd was montly fnir and cool in the
H a i ti a n tnore, us- Mississippi valley. Eight rain fell
jn u lij. The tim e, on the north and middle Atlantic
lane wan fixed b y . const.
\ Wi* .h°u r'' *’f - j fW b M l in the southern plains!
^ ’*°C
*1 I’- 1,1• He j ntnten And rain or snow in the mid-!
a . . ' **U,r1tWl’ auU>m" ' din and northern plains states, the
down the Ihie about j northern portions of the Rocky
before he left.
.
. mountain nnd plnteau regions.
on t,u’ I,nrt of j An urea of high barom eter ;and
war. believed to be for ( considerable intensity appeared
d*df of EhrllngV rompa" ' over Montana find caused colder
lEwJtnottc ip in effort to | weather over the northwest and
fW ry.
i north central states.
d*y qi the rc o r.n week '
High f.ow Pet.
! was- opened by t >sti-! A tlanta ..
<m
r,o
t C. USSelT H ilderrleave,' RInriinghani
’$ lay reader in the Now Boston
tic..Church of St. John the ' Buffalo
*** of which Dr. Hall was 1Chicago
testified that in the ; Denver
it 1021 in 1 raw fir. (fall | Dm Moines
f
.Bfilla in New York on Golvestcm
•'‘ "■Ho wan not iro. -. ex- 11.os Angeles
V!r
! Memphis
.Mi
.Mi)
n«*s mild tins vail more New Orleans
Ml-yAar before ll.e m inister and 1New York
I'lfjll* wcu* found stain on toe Pittsburgh
11
I farm near N<-w lliunsv.n l;. St. .l^mis
Alcove, uiiu * a lay i c >li r 1Washing!
in Sim F'ran<
no ■,•.<
church, wn- <•11111,1 when Rnrlmv
now in itr
, ,»,.| v . , | ,
i Fltisi is
epiimed today.
El. i*ii i t |.
State's purpose in <ailing tiainesvilhilijeva wun to reiii.oia<• it:;
Key West
Iput testim ony in sh- •■■.• that Miami
l>T^ a ffa ir between .Mr. Hall Orlando
‘ JJb^lr singer was generally
Su iifonl '
| before the double ;.luy- Tamjia
)M t-therefore Mrs. Hall,
• f the three defendants
known of tho affair her-
nm r
Hf
H A v/iN C r
C M f « e e A-fHltlC,^-/AND
HE (5. ALSO CARRYING OUY.HlS
HER
Vi
S Q U A v s /K lN C r
AROUkjO
M ArA H —
M A l ) H ! LOP v< ' nuat
veggioM op-tft^Tfrt-e^aijgr/ce
fin l , | | I I H
I H P H H » » " M » H » I U |i M a i a U i a i l |i a
19— B u ild in g C o n t r a c t o r s .
Jif »fr*ld„ ,
Td. bates
H E. D IO T O M E . !
.W O O
.
l \K B T A A T — X
D O N ' T .!
-T H R O W -1 H A T W A tf e R IN T H E
e»N K » I CA N T
-T H E
JO V < E l
■ ■ ■ » a * is iI H n n i | * | a | | |
58—-H o u se h o ld G oods
74 — A p ttrim e n is P a r R c„ ,
JAMES H. COWAN— All kinds of
Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
W ater nnd Boat Tanks. A t Oak
Avcnuo and Third Street. Tele
phone H I.
SaL
1 0 K SALE.— i horse for riding
O F l f i e p e a c e , 2 — *« £ '/ s
or APARTMENT $8.0(1 ;| <|, | s|(v|lworking, aectylem. gUS
in
.tdT*n«-e
i_______ •’ ■ •i^-ifcai
'S,
MODERN STUCCO BUNGALOW
rm *v «VOTIfU
ic .. . '
rator. Stove, fixtures," 7 ,,u,Her<
fm
Ibis bungalow bas large living bOR SA I b. A five room house
\ \
V:
•ri
%T,°
Union
Ave
ete. Baby bed. Dior, \v •!r<| S' ' t . -----one block from school with all
- . i,. ' H o o k s
of.. (1
l sill he received
kUeh'
'
roo"D
'*
Bed
rooms,
Phone 22.T..I,
................
- _____
im m . i r i .axo m i.K
.-i. . . 'v o,'V»v',r'll- K,,,r,,l'»- wHt
n follcctor sent
WOOd ri ,,m| .'♦roakfasst nook, hard modern tonveniences reasonable IlKI'AK-rMKXT
Or rilK IVTKIUOII ,, ,,. „Yll il?
Nov.milo-r til,, m
l, i
___________ _______ _
RRNT—Four
furnish- wood floors in living room and din- price, easy terms. Address Bov
h r (ujment.
t’ S. I.ANI > OK r n a: at j;vf. isj'l At the 'fiti '
110DGINS
ti
COWAN
CO.,
Auto
No.
50.
Big
Hmni.
Modern
in
every
detail.
rininesvitie, Kin.
|
,i. ii
„ luin.MpH.
.!!? Hall.
^£51
loeuttnl.
lOcVa line
Radiator and sheet metal works.
"cl. !». If*2«;
’
1
1 h,s tome must be sold In the next
- i- in K. ........
........... ..... .
■
I'ltv
Itegisi
rat Ion Off kssr
M
irifi;
Iloooliv
given
III,it.
ns!
Plain and ornam ental sheet metal Av
„ .
----------------- " >’s, make me an offer. Ad
i-ROO.V hungiilow on Palmetto 'Ilr-cl e,l l»y till- I 'omillissioti.n of M,m
work. Tel. 710-W. 207 French
'•cMei-.ll
I,nml
"Dire.
mill,
r
nr,,
— Busmens I1laces for Kent
,Ur' care Mcni!<|.
Ave_ (. lose in very reasonably visions „f Hee Jl.'.r,. It s . fiirsuanl How to Help Your
ok rntuest.
Avenue.
|,
priced
and on easy terms. Phonet •• the nppllinooii ,,f i ’I m
I OR SA I I. Four
in o r piece bed ronm
ATTRACT!VP .
NEW HJ Nf,ALOW— Five rooms,
rm
rates are for
I%••«-<!. Serial No Oieiil’n I will offer
TUI.
Sickly Chihft
Slid-,
.it
pul.lie
sale,
lo
|»i,.
lusliesl
.
t
(rtions.
nigh elevation. Price $(52.r>0. Very
25— F io rlslB .
table,
an
•I'
H
O
I
le*r.
Ilian
Jf,
0
0
per
aTrragr Icngtli
11 " <l 'b e st, 2 small «»d Commercial H ire
w M ‘‘nsv
»y t.rnis. Bart Nason, Vuldo= STUCCO BUNGALOW, huge liv
at
A. M on •liltI,... i ner".
,
, .. In o'clock
........ .................
uk :tril
on, ■H| , t read this if you have a chb
kitchen tables.
Hot''l bldg. Phone 8.r>;t.
fi. Rani|Kiitbal,
Owner, 208 |*ar k Ave.
“STEWART
THE
FLORIST”
r.rr
New Upsnlu.
1Un*' of 30c for
1„,.| I office 11,7'roVioLi!,VV77'\’.f"V 'o.r !ha! ' rt thi" a'"1 weak, is timid <
Flowers for nil occasions
rooms, kilt hen with built iil feu -1
7 , VrT,
««•
tM
— H o u se s fo r R e n t.
McLANDER ARCADE
• is restricted to
hires
including
breakfast
„ook
.
,
1
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ls.
Phone 781.
\
' ,Mlt wlll Im* f1f*«*|fir«'i| c|ll*«‘ll MIII ti the little one McCoy's Cod l.
Small down payment,
■nitionin net*, vit •
|n fiiTif ;i( r)i
• LISTINGS
WANTED." Furn- .
Knude The banmonthly. Phone 7 U!.
ll:i"he "e,"'.0n 0,1 r " ml»‘»mid Tablets ns direetcdrT
•
to,him
K(,,< SA ,K f>ne Senior Mult,
i.-bed homes and apartm ents— I
L l be responsible 27— P r o f e s s io n a l S e r v ic e s .
■mttk me M.. hiwh i I-Ol will Sm> i..- ,or ,,t days and if he doesn’t gafnJV
graph very good terms. ::|ii 'Nf have for rent one five room i
i *init i il i •» Imtni flhit« |y toy in* m weight- in slrr-ngth—in keen-',
Mrrect insertion,
tl
mil itMTriif
88— R eal h s l a t e fu r iCxchnnge
/or subsequent EUGENE PERM ANENT WAVES, First National Bank.
umished home and three vacant
' IIV pel sue dull!
Imine mlvoiarly ihr, "*’’** nf •'•••id the druggist who s u p -[
/
(office should be
NO.'lllO
f;,s|,
tin uses
demand greater every
no kinks, one price, personfcl a t
|."„I or ..l.jeet,,.ns
_ .„ n i.,,i plied you Will return your money.iV
HOUSE
well
located,
building
lots,
iti'.-ii
"clninis
will
I
iUUly in r«se of tention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe. 6 1 — M iscellanco tm.
nn n l, room stoccn builgalo*
day —Have customer.. f,,r 2 three I
McCoy's has helped lens of
in G indenille, will exchange a ■fV.V
,Im'
Phone 34'J-J.
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mi Magnolia Ave.. balance urrnng- part
furnished
rooms
for
housekeeping.
sands
of frail, emueinted children *5
payment on home, Aildrvst
RTISERS
ukc *i:«: k
' K cd on ea-v terms.
K»R SALK One wmu| range. u |.„ Phone r.88, Mr. llm
to
grow
strong and sturdy—why *"#&
Higgins,
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50.
S’. -J. NIX
j representative
gns.ilme pump and tank suitable Smith, Wight, Inc.
won’r thev help your ailing little ; 7>'
Attorney and Counsellor a t Law
nilur with rates,
jif’bi'
IV Till! ( ill II I' n r I h i ; , in v n
»r private garage. KlKi Magnolia
ntn|ue>(lonnhly the lies' LOTS
210 E ast First Street.
io first payment
/{ration will give
-V ih
■m im. i :. H i:in \i,i i.
i hi v 11 ",i"
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St
k loom new bung bit V n. have ever ol'feied
^ on ran gel >10 \|< t oe's tablets 'AT
*>r v fi: o r i i on in t.
fjoforinstion. And
\dilres-; |!ov oil
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corner
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I MI’GII |{ |. \ | TV c o
oo •■••ol- a, 1 lino. Pharmacy ’*75
llry will assist you
CHIROPRACTIC — The science
" ' M i n i , 11 \ m i i
T,
druggist and the vitalising,’jjyf
, ur want ad. to
thut makes people well and hap <>.{— K adin S c ls a n d S u p p lie s ''"ha Ave. I'hone ,'s.", |
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v -ro or,, oia:, ot woman lo huttaf.,V fS
appointment Dr. W. E. MacDoug- F ,,R SA ' F I tube ladio ........ MVE roiuiii l.inigahm ,,„ Pal-,R I \l. ESI ATI-:
tNT NOTH B
I NS I RA M ’E W A N
' 'I 'm i..„ ,i,i.u .„•• will,
on it,. Ave. ami Spui-lmg St.
r, ..lih I, - ,.i •oi MclNiy!*.
c"ml.In,n $i:,up. . |jl|x
,
,
nll. 1st Nat. Bank Bldg.
I ihould give their
, ovvnci of ter, or f.fteen acte
Herald.
l«
r
month.
1
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7
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suffice address ns ------------------- ---------- -----------------' go,n| , Ur,,., void land f,„
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[phone number if
j feral,ly III Pao!., seelmn. .Mm.| he,
b a E loom, modern
hung.
L|ts. About one 32 — ife lp W a n te d — F e m p le
15— S p e c ia ls a l ih c S tu rt's .
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l" ice. p. O. Box ;t:w ;
V vlH W M O T H E R S O E T O r R A V .
i alow on I'alnmllo
|» thoussnrl has a
ti-e
2.’t()0
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F'lmne
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p
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hundred
FOR
with you unless
m N ew S tu c k J uk I A rriv e d
gilding Greeting Cards; plcaaam.
90— A u lu n itih ilfs f u r S a le
ur address.
I UREE Bi'aml New Stim-o Btingainteresting
work.
Particulars
free.
MAIIVAMA
BEING
PAVED—
CH A SK & CO.
IMPORTED DIN.M.'RWARE
wire MI ST he
. 1"IM for rent, desirably located,
i At I'UlfU
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I'lensed
to
annoiinee
that
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modern thidiighout. l e ;m . nnm,,.
Hie navim- Ol the M.irvania Lake- • n AS I'. I ’l l I ER MOTOR r o
1*1rd St., New York.
[Yr hy letter. Trlcamt address at
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lisuinrrs are not
jeations” was the response
•'gin this week. j Se.nt,
^1 T MV QOODive'SS-1 CAM
MAY0E SO THIS - “ MRS H.W MeSrtARL
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THG.Y
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HARDLY
0DL1EVE
IT-WHY
WOMEN—Make, money sewi:*-;
* ntlorncys when lie was
. have recently j
'H IE BALL HARDWARE
s u e s h u s b a n o ro fz
P erhaps shc
m aybe it 's i ...
F I D < At: i-;\ i II.AM.K
I SAW HER The OTHER PAY
tons N T 6 0 T Al o n g
J. fir.* |,,.'v , •
.
i been «• imi•!•- d .01,1 | VVo l|,ori‘ 1
childrens
Dresses,
Bungalow
for cross examination.
WAS
T
hin
KING
i
COl.’M.R
I'Ah'I, A M , ,NKi t i \ '|i
T hey w epg'
a n d SHE SEEMED SO HAI’I-* <
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r,.ie|H
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Effirient
Apron-i. Experience unnecessnrv
• in ii r m
■in \ i i H n ,,|. ,
r co,, | ruct poi,
PR o m -; d
Sanford police made their fin t
liiois,! in S ,'nf l " \ l " " "
l
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A8 b o r ALIMONY
»*■ " *A \ ' - IKY. Mao a g« r
- 'IIM 'I I t il l V II. s | ’i n ; o f
MARRIED'
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Radfivld
Mfg.
Co.,
1
10
W.
12nd
(•CV«•fit 1
| *'Treats yesterday tor violation of i
v n ien t to V.hoot! rr.Mi, 'p e r " ..............
W.. have eeveral
<
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oil
III
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•« ,ral.|.- let', al soli .lantial !
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' the. "t llloii 'h • l rce '" traffic nrdili-i
month. Phone Vl.t
t h e DAM. h a r d w a r e
•II WE IT A V I» p \ •. j;
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I <Jis« •■•int In a,,v ,,„«• , m il,acting m 1
lieSlanona
j mice, adopted )*y the i ity Com '
R l\ I.’.1- t.AR VGI.
n> a ii i m iii , ioi S im «a>t ir r
j
build
n
nice
bmtie
there.*
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bintoi.l | lealt-r
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unfiirnI','1 -I to I I............ ......................
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i.sire l(,<- whirl,• ,,r part time . ervn-e
ishe.l horn I I,|, |
nutomohi)'* drivers arrested were
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Phone I'. IV
II.
l,M|i,ire I of I wo pet -om of selling niolit y
.
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WAN
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to
set
out
flow
V
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NI»U Myrtle \v«
compelled to post u .5:1 blind at
66— W a n (H
to llu v .
S \ V H it;11 | : t 11, k < (i_
|tir. !•••
•*vv•u-: .
Jl'nl! at our office lor omre infm .
'•rs a fte r seliuol and mi Satur
police hcndi|iinrlerr.
frjjled from pago one)
TTTTT
II I I: l I " I M ' T o .'ll.. |
212 Al ign ilia Ave.
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days. Several weeks work. W. M
FOR UK\ ’|.
for
t “M
.gr ‘the device
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Bonds were, forfeited by-'Hussy
I 11 1*1,1 I I •■• III 11. |tin
n loom Stiici'o'
•‘•''’'•"PC- Seoggan R .n lty 1
I
BUY,
pay
Phone
I,
Tor
second
hand
•' i i i ' i
i Mint ,t. !
iRAIlKHtH
Young. 201) N. Park Ave.
,
iirlng Rrfht velocity, Mr. Midi -MeKelvy. W’illie ,|,.(f, j.; p |,r r „.
Bungalow, Palmetto Ave. nnd (
Im‘ Alii'oiiic Temple, phone
pianos. Addro'tsjtox :jr.*j.
'• "I" ‘1 I- I II, I 111 , I
M
7
Katy St. $7.7.0(1 per month
•^ W t “I t was devised f . r ™<,ro “ " I l-miis Axen. Kities of
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ii, ,i ,v ,.y
tdNCOLN
I- MR 11
FMRDSMN '.
' * .'*•., 14>l<I f .1. ..||.
Vt’I.t AM/ING
furnished. Phone 71.:.
DM of 'solving n very am- $•'1 each were assessed K. T. Cbap! #
Edward Higgins, | tU'.
i , .n
•Ilrv ll.it ,.. I,, t||,.
11 WELCH
31— H elp— M ale o r F e m a le
I 67— R oom s W ith H o a rd .
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. I' OL SALE. .»• room.
inode.i ,t | Cominervinl * Palmetto. Phone Xlt j •'
Vroblem—th a t of m eaiur- ,nftn n,M* -Rihn Tinklin.
II *1 * "f .V,tin lull,Ira
I
m
akes
frien<l>"
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•'""'co Bungalow. This modern j „
I speed of the earth, and, ?
novv *»rdinunc« ri quires nil
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>in ■*1 (,. * iil K a li,I,
78—
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fflcus
a
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Room
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WANTE
—
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ntrants
for
big
Char
home
has
large
living
loom,
din
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ANt/.ING
WORKS.
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i .t l i r , fp |„.| .
tho wholo solar tiy s le m J ‘,,iv<TH •"
tludr car to a
■jrafl
IServlet' Offered
---- I im- r« „oi, 2 beds, bath including; ,IOO,) A;S U
n , i *VKAIt TIRES.
leston Contest a t Tavares, Fla., ROOMS, with or without meals
'•pace, In order to solve ' ' ,ml'R‘R‘ ntop when entering a
v n i
i I, no.. ■,< i'unfit\
U. S. L. Batteries.
Reanonublo rates. Lincoln Hotel. OFFICE FOR RENT- Ir, Meisch h"vver, kitchen ban built in fea !
•l mil ■i 11,
on Armistice Day. Fifty dollars
hlttn, it wan neee.siary to
whieh is designated as a
•""I' if.•!i said Hits
Bldg Aptdy A P t ’onnr'Gy A Lull's, also electric range ami'
M
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I'li
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Distributors
Chandler
o,
11, l ;•2ii.
j.
j **• Bvn ««sh prizes. Entrees free.
*fcg« o f apparatus in which;
,!Ur<'H ” *'y the word
i . - 1' VI I
bons.
Magnolia
and
2
nd
STORE
Commercial
Avenue
68— Rooms Without Board
water
beater.
The
price
of
this!
Preliminaries
in
the
afternoon
In large letters on the
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a tra in of li^ht fs M O I
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“ ' bonnv is moderate and terms can
finals a t night on big open air
f r t v o trains, or parts P*i/cm<uit. Tho onlirmnco utipui jour phono.
c m BYMBS tCSVICC. INC
r e n t — Fiirnishcil
ctage following enormous yvaude f o r
bed- 180— A— R eal K s ta te D ire r lo ry
i"*'»»'ged any way to suit pur |I
Hfcht nnglp.i to
103
Lot ns do tho wiring—wc nr*
ville show. *’
‘ application to r ..l0,,m an'1 ," 'th for rent, .’ion W. |
ctm "i'. Address Box l
Phnm
slovved up but brought to stop
Make
i
71
experts
nnd can save you
Min. J. O’Neil, Mgr. Armistii i*' 1,111 *'1'
In* the beams of light | ,,oll< °
lf- (i Wi,liams said,
1 4 F inn11in .- i
McGALL A FOX, Real estate in.
Dav ( elebration. Tavares, Flu.
dodge bro thers
money
and
assure wiring that
|Pm Street
vacuum und noting the u , 1Mi
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a
g
e
fu
r
S
ale
is
free
from
defects. Esti
m e of tho divided rnyi.;
Mfull line
69— R o o m s fo r H o u s e k e e p in g ,,ur ,iHtings. Rhone 14H.
M lf.0 f.OW'A A M f3t t r,M
f t bt-Vj au'..'
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I k'a lets
'' '■'*a ! ‘((ly A
In 1IHSV4•■rliiic "lMirr.4 imi I U " I,,,,,.
,
MARRY
IF
LONELY.—Best
a
n
d
1
mate*
gladly
given—befot* J
tight « a-Ii
WtrtOY V'oyjl^Avt - l ‘£
oviVAt ro T\<t Vvoo. ,i*L,
rjH.v(xJ'*t VOUfcO' ttM (Ax MURALS XV<fatj\M6» WOWK
W AY. You
TovD
"•'CM 1, 1,1* l i c l o r In (h<- .H frr .4
" , "lost successful “ Home Maker” ; Il FOR RENT
IT tvtVP SHL- NV.lDtO M t Ify sW ltB .lV V
( . am oi A VowYog Vit6
you
let
your
contract,
conI
your
buxines*
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envot
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Ls)V«.YTW
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g
a
r
s
•11] fonditlons, jt was found
Furnished
moms
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',JIf,flAI.E
Tor
good
buys
" I mir l i i K ln r a * .
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HL oy
V
Mo owt KMovoS MOP UMDtPSTAMOS WTUASj
i hundreds rich, strictly confident//!/
, 2n “d |
,n Keal Lstato, 2.1C Meisrh Build
ia *,- d o t y m o w i s a t t u b y a o s v v t a l , y h t h B o o t s
xult us.
4,
HURWYade no differenco whether
w
,
)
car
sheds,
healer.
1250
W.
1
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BLESS
PER
HEART
Mo
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CA
M
CA
H
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rl
nu
mill
rimh
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ATLANTA.
ing.
GROVES FOR SALE
.
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descriptions free. “The Sue • i St.
8, (,!*t
\’M MOT
(kjf, To lAfvAJE —
— --------—
Several
M
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AUYTW
M
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Viwr’b
00M
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t w o ling with tho Couma I for W. Nov.
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MAtTLB.
I H IP . SvOfc y A K \ A O H AM 1 —
I
D. Mn,dry, foin,e
Bargains in
VfA GOIMC* TO
— W h e n In
I tlrcirlt'iil
T r n n li le
h o f against the e a rth ’.- speed
st
t i emT
T
'
V\OVO Bvo THt OCCAStOM .
I (MSTA
pm ide.'it of l> defiirn l Banle-r
Twenty at res 1 I I miles East
Onkluml, California.
HIGG INS-SMITH-WIGHT, INC.
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1
Used Cars.
•’fill ||S.
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Yoo
APB
torn
Ilexes.
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FOR
KENTFour
given distance
inil'ui
nislied
Real
Estate
and
Tru: t t ',,mutiny of Atlanta, de
of Osteen, 8 1 2 am*: in mat lire 1
ALW AYS
EM OUOH
221 S. Sanford Ave.
Prices right,
Ii of time.
rooms. Corner Pc* an Ave and
TO R v st To vT
INSURANCE BROKERS
g* live, fruit yield ibis year esti-'
ehired bun u".,lv In go on trial in
' --------------------ream,
nub
In
terms.
Phone l»3(l-\V
■1)
36— S itu a tio n W a n te d F e m a le !’,,h *St
bnltmi Gunerior Court
today,
LIST YOUR PROPKRTY
r
T
g
r
o
v
e
free „ f ‘
[ttfiAMNt; G O ,.-------------Still Found
i barged with “the fraudulent fail
••Tin.*
a t KING'
l' ivi/,"
’
•md splendid condition WI ‘ V*J
THE iLOT
•1-1 N. Xnilfnril V ic .
Repairing and. WANTED—Position by experienc- j
large room. Homelike, vviilil
Price $12,0(10, $50(1.00 cash.
MILLER O. PHILIPS. Inc.
| lire of the lo trn u ts and Tinders
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6
.7
for
:tU
C
>
First
National
Bank
Bldg.
Palm etto Brush I Until; of Atlanta.
prompt I e,| stenographer.
A-l refer- ,,r w'tk o u t light housekeeping 1
fa
ernes. Phone :I21-\V.
1 1^17 W. 2nd.
.» •i ~
' Thirty tides l mile foon MarkMi. Manley alto is under indict
I
agents or deputy sheriffs, ment eharged with larceny a lte r
Elm Ave. and l.’Uh Street.
o n 1 1 1 :1 1 in - i*i in.it I't'in v
Imi*, -0 acres clear ed
small
82—
Hu.sinc.sH
P
r
o
p
e
rly
|«HKIl SHOP
IN I'll k SKVCNTII .m m I d . M il.
( 0 0 O . 9 l/
73—
W
a
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te
d
—
rto
o
m
s,
H
oard
i
stillB
tidtlom
find
them
Im
.f.
N,in"ally’s ( ’andv Received
glove
vineyard
and
good
home
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trm.f. eiiibc/./.leuient and thirteen
i t i t oi*' t ' t . o i i i i i v.
i>
n n
•lit Avenue
37— S itu a tio n W a n te d M ale. ■________
PHONE ::
I'Oll s i : v i i \ ( h . k c m x t v .
•'•ml
out
hiiildings,
price
$7.7liu.
Weekly
,i
ftttritv
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I!'1'"', 1,1,1 I ," r
• " 1onnectimi with
i x i l l \ x ( ’i : i i i .
Special at- '
')<-> c> C i j O J i '<1
ROOM WANTED
Gcotleiua', >*’DR SALE Store, with uwellinr 1 2 cash, balance I and 2 years.
Rpaty Snoriff C. C. Stephenson; I lie failure of the Bankers Trim(Kept on Ice)
M'till.unl I *«-,i 11\ 4*•»1111*.« iiv ,
ami children, i
' * with Hoihin wants room f,,r him 1 rooms, good location.
$250"
;«*t T i if I • ♦
Wared a 100-gallon still in Cmii|iauy and the ( Imong of more
Regi.sleied t'hai niaelst in Attend*
FOR GENERAL house work
o
O
g
o
o
o
o
y
• *«*III| »I4IIVlil Itl,
a "(l j self nnd parking space for car in small, cash payment. Rt.
Jt,,\
M palm etto brush nnd quite a ! than Mi memh-rs of a , |,ain of
Forty
acres
near
Ptiola.
5
„„
mice Constantly
V
1
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1
Ills
window
denning,
ask
for
MACK
T w flte llF
■ I’RF.SSERY i
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(yard with some private fam ily.; "**■
HJih M I 'm u n i i it I u i i i l : iih >| ||
l.ike front g(M»i| I Kills fruit soil,
'CO from the n^nri's! body of Jmii.-i II eorreKtiondenl lunka in
IProving, tail.......uL
l“:l
K,,st
Ith
St.
lorinij.
•I' •»»! H i ' i i aK .iliw l .til |i,nilcs , .....
I rii e $15(10.00.
JGivo details in answer to “Room !" ---- *-----—
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four miles went of Luke i Georgia and Florida.
IliU I If •• i ••si In t h<*
fo llo w i lit;
.1.
I'htirp*
( or. Sanford and Geneva \v*. .
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1
W
anted”
(m
e
Daily
Herald,
M
t’r||»t*i| J iim I m
Sdi nil \l l»l|1
W i'Ftlday night.
Tho court remind f„r jr. minutes,
COURTEOUS educHtod gentle- | _________________ '
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apartment'.,
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and
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all
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also unfurnished garage, eottago City,
FI*® deputy sheriff hud the pump At'ifc anil on, arrived in t lie court
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Paohl
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CA/0APV
> u n hot when lie reacbcd the
202 Oak Ave.
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of
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FOR GOOD WOOD CALL 351.’I.
ORLANDO
.
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water free. $(10.00 a month. Close house. $2800.00.
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The slinppe to r the littlo on*1LAT6 P
I- lint Sj,‘lalwi, |,es FOR SALE.Stove and fircpltu-o in. Convenient. Mrs. R. J. Holly, I Monrac, Fla.
n*’t11»• *1 in t»«I *
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leg poultry g o „| water, electric ADTOMOIHLE DEAl.ERS If von f*t!*•••• 'I' " ,iM'd o f oi Ii* r w in**. John
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N O V R L T Iw " 1
lights and <itIncr- co,,'.cn.ein
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BABY F’URNITUKB
vertise daily on the vla-xificd nage im|1i.*« ho *1« *«*111•*•| • 14%11•1 niiilfi •
F’OR KENT--Furnished flat. Priv-i first two to see me can buy a HIGGINS. SMITH. U Hill I' INC ---------------nOYS AND GIRL# 3 TO (p^j |
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ate bath and entrance. 1020 Elm I borne apiece for rent. L. Bland. I
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* ’ onier.
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puppy*. 2205 Magnolia Ave.
bath, completely furnished. Call | ----------- --------------------il*-Mrlhii| la ml.H, \whtr1i litnrtj* itr**
caugli* and cold* lead to
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f J fiMirn
w . S . f f t I C E . M fr* >
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n».utci% syr*' ' '
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I Pointer. About 2 1-2 yeuia old. FURNISHED apartments
and than $700.00 tui|uire Win. D. 1
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sleeping rooms. 520 W. 1st St. Stanford, Brentwood Add. 1-1 mile new medical discovery
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, Ibe Aim gimtown POST, Six rents > ill It I: » n^;* Jill nsl. In |li ijitiililn
*'!00 Magnolia Ave.
W action; it aoothca and
Phono 28.
part, Gindct'villc, Orlando Ruud.
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LUMBER YXffibtSiS
" w,,rk for si.< consecutive issues.
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. .should be carefully ;p$«*ll«d muot p iy 4
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of Prisoners Making
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Payer on ; f p 2 Install- in Seminole County, Dec.. I.: 8tnto for e*ch additional county.’• ‘T O* .. Twelve
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Wild Dash for Liberty at
Deputy Commissioner O. JyMMnr- The resident county trapping
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'shall, with headquarters in’ -Bon- license f«o la $1.26, w blch-entltlfs
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Are Returned Last Evening
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Licenses
can
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obtained
animals In the county In which he
Stew art, BsSUs Love, P atsy
In the office of the county judgo. bas hie legal residence. .Thin doea
R uth Miller, '‘Nonsuin’ K erry
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and Lowsll. Sherm an are w orth!
lows:
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> fyt fr .'A'A
game birds or animal*.
|276 apieoe and tba£ Claiborne*
Sorias
A,
a
resident
county
11Tho
law
prohibits
hunting
be
Foster, Pauline Frederick, A l-'
Norris Opposes Refund and e«mee, costs $1.26, which ehUtlcs fore Dec'. 1 In Seminole, /Volusia, Escape Made When Visitors Marie, Invites ^lrst Woman
Ian Dinehart, Johndy. W alker,
Thinks Surplus Should be the holder to hunt only itr 1 the Lake and Orange countieh and , Are Admitted to Pen; Lone
Executive to Join Party
and W alter H lftij I wilt sub
county In which he has his JegaJ provides a heavy penalty for par
Used
to
Pay
Public
Oebta
At Casper to be Her Guest
scribe to ’ testim onials fdp 4860 •'
Fugutlve Ts Oliver Glaspy
residence.
•
>7>
sons arrerted for violating tho
On Ride as Far as Denver
a head. > •
. A,
,
Series B, resident c o u n ty -te n t regulations, Thurd ax a.,» num
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9 .- (/P ) _
Celebration o f
Cullen Landiti and Jocelyn
COLTJMStfS,
O.,
Nov.
&._(£>)_
ing license other than hqme coun
QUEEN MARIE’S TRAIN ENTho political whirlagig of the ty ' costs $3.26. This licena© -en ber of deputies In this county and Only one of tho 13 convict* who
Lee charge only $200 each.
surrounding counties-, Mr. Mar
ROUTE
TO DENVEKTColo., Nov.
made
n
break
for
liberty
a
t
the
capital rovolved today around titles the holder to hunf fo one shall said, Many sportsmen also
9.—UP)—Perhaps
the moot impor
President Coolidge's proposal for county other than hie home coun act ns unofficial wardens for the Ohio penitentiary1, yesterday re tan t expected even on Quoen 'Ma
of m^n, women
protection of game against un main at larga today. An all-night rina. program today waa the plan
individual and corporatllnn tax re ty.
SOMME!
^en will march in
aeorch failed to reveal tho hiding
Scries
C,
a
resident
s
ta
te
.b
u
n
t
lawful hunting.
ned
meeting
of
the
Queen
of
Ru
funds from tho government fiscal
—(ff)-rAgain
’
rican Legion parade
ing license, costs $10.26.
This
TJie deputy commissioner point place of tho lono fugitive, Oliver mania and tho United States’ first
surplus.
jtice Day, accordGlanpy,
sentenced
to
a
20-ycnr
counsel in th t <
license entitles to holder' to-bunt ed out that section three of the
woman Govornor, Nelllo Tayloe
term for criminal assault.
Secretary Mellon, sfter a White in tha ststo of Florida a t iirge.
Ittporta made today to
(Continued on P ag e.B )
Mills ease
Ross of Wyoming.
.
m
int evidi
| Yountz, parade marThe other 12 yere returned to the
House conference, suggested th at
Governor
Ross,
chief
executive
T
prison Inst night, several bearing of the state nearly aa large as With Edt
the proposed incotne tax refund be
bullet woundu received in their Ruraanin, has accepted Marie’a ark finger ,
effected by crediting tho payer on
_ motorcycle escort
••
••
. a
'i i
fight with prison officials ns they personal invitation to Join her par cross exsmif
th firr-t two Installments to be
[to the van of the pa- Senator Norris to Make Per pnld next year on this year's In
fled and Inter with police officers ty and be hor guest from Casper over from ’ 4 * Mmti i
lich will form at the
come, the credit being made as.
Vero captured. Nono is seriously to Denver. She was to board the developed DotWl
sonal
Inquiry
Into
Election
, kjjon hut on Seminole
ness and the flO-j
injured.
Tho prison officials train ihortly after noon,
In Pennsylvania? ■ Biease high. a* 12 |*2 .i,er cunt of next
lahortly before 10 o’clock.
H.
C arter, form er;
wounded, also will recover.
Tho special train pushed toward eral, conducting the i
Favors Seating Vaije, Smith year’s total taxes.
' patriotic organizations
Warden
Thomas,
has
announced
No sooner had this plan become
the Wyoming line oarly-today with
participate in the papublic than rumblings of disap
an inimedlnto investigation to de- thoso in chnrge hopeful th a t there Hon.
WASHINGTON,
Nov.
9.—(i^P)—
[Central Park for the meproval were heard from the capita!
tcrminc responsibility for the es would bo no more of the sorlea at • McCarter, Hke a S j
ts, are asked by Mr. Senatorial lines were forming to a t the other end of Pennsylvania C am paign W hich Opens N e x t L ongw ood M an u factu rer H a s cape.
bickerings and controversies th at dog, had sunk his.W ed n esou y Is to O on ib tu e
M eetin g at O range and
[to b« it the legion hut at day for a potential conteat over the nvenue. Senator Smoot, Repub
Seizing their opportunity when started before Mario left Buchar the calling card
T h rou gh F rid a y ; 10 Teams
Black for M em bers S an ford
: to that instructions on seating in the Seventieth Congress lican, Utah, chairman of the Fi
HaU, declared, by^
visitors
were being let in ycKor- est.
of Senator-elect William S. Vnrc,
A re to C a n v a ss th e City
and Longw ood T rad e B od ies
itions may be given,
bear
fingerprints c
nance committee which would han
The first flnreup came a t New
day, the 13 men, all desperate pris
ens,
and
he would ,netii
[ford Municipal Band Republican, Pennsylvania, whose dle any tax hill, indicated th at he
The personnel of the working
Approximately 40 member* of on characters, several of them life York soon a fter M arie’a arrival resembled a bulldog
j it the head of the pro- prim ary election expenditures have did not approve tl\e geer.ral pre
termers, punhed their way into tho when prom inent patrona of tho
| Then will come the colors been investigated by the Senate paration but cautiously refrained teams in the SunfuiJ Chamber of tho Sanford Chamber of Commerce gunrd rooms.
After stabbing benftt performance which the queen in his tenacity aa h e r
campaign
fund
committee.
Commerce
membership
campaign
and the officers and director* of
from comment pending n more
ness with questions,
limed military guard.'
next week wus selected late Mon the Longwood Chamber of Com Guard Elmer Callahan tho men attended withdrew th eir support stretch of im a i .
Meanwhile, Senator Blease, Dem complete study.
I have been issued to ail
sieizcd revolvers in the room, club when it was learned th a t Loie Ful
day afternoon. The captains were
j organizations of San- ocrat, South Carolina, announced
Accusing both Republicans and appointed last week and th e men merce were the guests of John bed guards George Bennett and ler dun’eora were to receive half pictured fairly bark
Gnnrol, general manager of the
children, boy scouts th a t he would vote to seat both Democrats with playing; (politic*
John Cochran, a trusty, E. J. Land- the proceeds. Miss F u lltr, a clone ark police officer. , I
who will work under their direc
__________
______
i to participate in the Senatora-eloct Vare and Smith, Re with
tho tax _____________
question, Senator
Nor- tion were announced a fte r a meet Wultor Hagan Product*, Inc., at acre, unfl William Payne, the war- friend of Mario, Joined th e train moat returned
the Orange and Black Hotel, Longseveral tim et
publican, Illinois, unleea it.«ou!d be Iriiy'N cbraslcarV nd 'Republican ining held by the campaign execu tv. 1, a t noon luncheud today. Tho den’s secretary, aqAbroke through with the mil party, !
parently a;
shown
that
thslf
election
had
been
eurgent,
declared
th
a
t
any
T
reas
>of the parade will be
The first expulsion from the,
meeting was presided over by I. S. to the outer gato. '
yffected by frgud or ^eruption, ury surplus should be devoted to ' tive committee.
The defense
i-it
They fled out the front entrance party came In New York, when
The campaign executive com Walker, mayor of Longwood.
•n d Senator David Reed, Republi "retiring tho public debt.
tin
g
aa
chairclreultgus
rente
Frederick
Moore,
act!
I «I W»r Between the can ,'P en n sy lv an ia, reiterated i his
m ittee will meet again a t 11 o'
Short tn!l;s were ipnde by Mr. in the face of gun fire by guards
The comment of Senator Blease,
mnn of tho Mary Hfll Museum
, .
(card officially be.
Intention to vpte to
hia col Democrat, South aCrolina, on tho clock Friday morning In the Cham W alker, Charles Matthews, presi and Warden P. E. Thomas. One committee, was dropped on orda^ji"8-17”
i r before it
dean War VeUranl., league on th e ground th a t Repub President’s plan w as limited to ber of Commerco offices, and a ft dent of the Longwood Chamber of of the convlctot Harold Nierengnrtala for
of
Colonel
John
Carroll,
In
charge
‘
e r the weekly luncheon-masting, Commerce, E. A. Douglas and Ed neg, was brought down, shot-’n the
•Yetersns.
lican expenditures'in th e ivystone one word—“Bull.”
i
examination
!
tho tenm members Will meet in tho ward F. Trotter, president* and sec heud and arm. Another, Thomas of the tour who objocted to Moore
liters of the. Con
te had been legal, honeat and
state
ttuation
a
cohtir
»*/ sU
A t tho White House conference Seminole Cafe. Proepect
giving
interviews
which
were
cards $r«, reta ry , respectively, of the San- Gcrak, was overtaken by n guard
.
Mott— a— ringed the President being prepared and they. w llH te ‘frrfrComTrrerre body, and by W. R. -exit, captured noRr the penitentiary printer, designating him as in
nerlisnTWar \
In Philadelphia
adelph tho entire elec- th a t an immediate - |ofund from given to the team s Friday.
’
'*
Entxminger, general mans: _>r of Eight of tho men fled to Bread charge of the tour.
tlon board of one division and the taxes collected this year would be
The continental journey had not
The campaign which will start tho Lake JesHup Land Cot pony way, forced n woman out of her
ibaplir in dreiu uni- Democratic Irypector of another too expensive from nn adm inistra
length .:«»•. jot
|dkr civic organizations, where ntr votes had been credited tive standpoint, but he accepted the next Wednesday will continue, un Longwood. Musical entertr. nment automobile and started went In tho progressed fa r before Colonel Car*
l„' from the aeene
roll
had
differences
with
Ira
Nel
ne gun unit, Flor- to Mr. Wilson In the unofficial re proposal o divert his surplus away til Friday. Tho toam captains and was furnishod by mcmberE of tho car. Another, James Johnson, son Morris, Rumanian consul gen . tain brown parcel,*
personnel follow:
Cleveland, seized another car and
hotel cabaret company.
| Guard.
of tho -pa
turns were ordered to appear today from debt retirem ent and Into tho
oral a t Chicago and In charge of contents
.
followod his companions.
Team
1;
Cnpt.
I,.
L.
Wells,
J.
E.
Stressing
the
good
will
and
co
In the election court to explain dis pockets of Amoricnn taxpayers.
entertuinm
ent
program
at
cities
ra*1
Ritchie, W. It. Smith.
operation which they Bald cyisled
Meanwhile, local police and nenrwhere
her
niwdal
train
stopijod.
b€on
Impaired
th
p
\,
Mr. Mellon, however, increased to
crepancies.
Team 2; Capt. Clyde Byrd, H. between the various communities by towns had been notified. Thro-s Thoso difforences they continu'd covered
fdten.
wide
a
refund
of
2
1-2
per
cent
the
On the heels'of the opinion oi
an arc asked by Post Senator Borah, Republican, Idaho, Prefiident’^ proposal of between S. Bender, S. R Dighton, G. E. of Seminole county, each upeaker Columbus motorcycle policemen a t intervals and have become allied
territory
suggested inter-city meetings be started in pursuit of the men while
McCall.
rk. B. Hutton to wear th a t the Seventeenth Constitution ten and twelve per cent.
with
minor
splits
between
tho
ofThe
direct
held
more
often
and
th
at
tho
cities
London, Ohio, polico started out
Tenm 3; Capt. Mcndo Fox, Leon
If possible in the
flclal Rumanian party and Colonel oped inte a
Tho credit must be taken In the
al amendment empowered Con
of the county stand together for to meot them.
LcRoy,
J.
G.
Ball,
Charles
Britt.
||he service men do not
Carroll
and Major Washburn, Ma between counsel)
firs t two installm ents, the March
gress
to
control
CongrestlipHlH
pri
the advancement of tho county and
As the convict enr nenred London, rio’s special aide.
" ho said. “That maries as well as general-elections and June paymens, to enable the
Team 4; apt. W. M. McKin
did not extend ’
.
state.
tho driver was confronted by the
cleat excuse for nut
non,
H.
C.
DuBose,
Z.
N.
Holler,
mlah
stage. H
government
to
adjust
its
books
by
Controversies
increased
a
t
to “purge” them of "corruption”
Complimenting the town of London police car parked cross
rthe parade. Wo wish
iained firing a t . th e.
Spokano
with
the
arrival
of
Sam
came an announcement from the the close of the fiscal year an L. I. Frazier.
Longwood on its progresslveness,
f service men from all Missouri home of Senator Jam es June 30. The refund would total
Team 6; Capt. A. R. Platt, Karl Mr. Douglas assured its citizens wire of the road. He took to the uel Hill, wealthy minlifg man and tween Mr. M cCarter t
ditch and the eight convicts jump
who are in Sanford
A. Reed, Democrat, and chairman apprbxlm ately $260,000,000, the Schultz, Roy Chlttendon, R. R. of hoarty co-oporatlon from tho ed from the mnehine and ran into his party, including Miss Fuller Simpson, special
| of the parade to take
and hor press agent, Miss May
amount
the
surplus
is
expected
to
Dcas.
of the Senate campaign funds com
citizens of Sanford.
tho cornfield a t tho side of tho Birkhcad and Mias Gabriolle Bloch, Schwartx as a civili parade and excrcii^s.
reach
a
t
that
time.
Team
9;
Capt.
A.
Ituffcld,
Nat
m ittee, th a t his committee can be
W. S. Entzmingor, whoso speech
fsxrlet men to be l.i the
Miss Fullor’s secretary.
finger-print expert 1
Secretary Mellon empnasized R. A. Winston, J. G. Sharon, F. closed tho meeting, stated that, in road, driving into two groups.
recalled, uuder the Senate resolu
«r or nut they have a
A
dotachment
of
Columbus
po
Although it was expected Mr. exchange.
1
his opinion, the city of Sanford
tion which resulted ip 'Ita appoint th at ho did not approve any gen E. Roumlllat.
[ Civilian clothes will be
Hill would be in charge of cere been developed, f tt n ? l
lice
arrived
shortly
and
a
hunt
Team
7;
Capt.
W.
E.
Walthall,
eral
tax
revision
a
t
the
December
ment, to investigate the Pennsyl
should capitalize on Its most fam
olon of Congress, explaining J. L.%Hurt, Edward Higgins, R. ous product, celery. Ho said in started. One of the groups resisted monies a t the Mary Hill dedlca- case to m ake e survey .
vania general elections “If it cap
will disband a t Cent undor President Coolidge’s W. Pearman, Jr.
effect that the newspaper and for some time before surrendering tion only, ho assumed command of rjtory about the eoene-4
bo nhown th a t because of mdneys
the tour throughout the entire ing of tha Rev.
iWhtre the memorial exTeam
8;
Capt.
Sam
Lloyd,
Joo
plan,
“
with
the
Treasury
and
taxcitizens
of Sanford r^emed to at- but none of tho officers was hurt
contributed or promises nude, the
northwest, in disagreement with and Mai. .Eleanor. ,1
the
convicts,
John
Niernun,
be carried out beglnChlttendon,
Randall
Chase,
B.
L.
ayer
both
protected
wo
can
fairly
tem pt to suppress nows relating “ A
ballots were miscounted or fraud
Washburn and Carroll,
umbus,
had
two
fingers
shot
i:M o’clock. After the
*
nd
Col
four days after th*
wait
other
experience
under
the
Perkins.
i
e
value
of
the
celery
crojwi
to the
ulent ballots were permltti *
Tha storm thus arotfiad broke at th* crime.
off;
Charles
Mitchofer,
Columbus,
«s are concluded, ths
Team
9;
apt
A.
Raffeld,
Not
^ ,
evenue
act
of
1026.
,
its
money
making
pobslbillttee.
8cattle on the return trip . A fter
I kajid will play the 8taV kept sir th a t votes were b
was
shot
in
the
hand;
George
LosSmith,
Vivian
Speer,
H.
J.
I^ehThe
witneise
*ald!‘
Following the luncheon, those In
"The necesity th at we do not
Senator Blease said his
tineor, Cleveland, was wounded in conferences with Quoen Marie, some disturbana*1
(Banner and taps will be
man.
a^tendnnee
were
shown
through
ommit
our
government
to
an
unTeam 10; Capt. J. C. Hutchison the factory of the W alter Hagen ths leg and Baron Carter, Drake Colonel Carroll and Miss Fuller, resembling hoorf ,
|hy » firing r.quad. The to vote to seat Senators-e
und fiscal policy fo r the future
and
Sm
ith
In
the
absoncp
of
a
Hill agreed to quit the train-thorn
raets for silver loving
ould not prevant the government W. S. Hand, R. B. Wight, tt. J. Product, Inc., by Mr. Ganzol. . county, was th o t in the shoulder. It was understood th a t H© was con place where Mre.
Tho others, Robert Hunt, Cleve
I ha run on Lake Monroe showing of fraud, was baled uppn rgating its taxpayers falrjy In any Holly.
said she tied hey mu
RETAIL STORES TO CLOSE
land; Frank Proctor, Cincinnati, forming to the wisbea of the Quean ride through D e .]
alf following the memo- hin adherence to the dejtrine of reatlng its taxpayers fairly in
sta te ’s rights. He contesded th a t
Armietice Day will bo observed and Frank Mills, Toledo were un who had requested Washburn to tho night of tha
OIL PRICES GO UP
»r.
le right my particular year in which govremain with the party.
by many of the retail stores of injured.
.
’ *1 12:30 o’clock, Stan- a state has tho lmllspu nyone it rnment revenues are over-abund
The defense
At Seattle another expulelon
to
send
to
the
Senate
Sanford.
The
stores
will
close
at
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
9.-UP)—
and assiii'jmta of the
rnt,” he continued in a formal
Whllo
tho
hunt
was
taking
place,
stat*
should b*
_
took
J.
B.
Ayres,
representative
ate
may
The Standard Oil Company of N. thtf regular hour Wednesday and Johnson, the convict driving alone,
slouing Post will serve a chooses, and th at the S
y
proof
th
a
t
thare
of
tho
Ford
Motog,
Company*
off
ticlty of Urtement.
not
reopen
until
Friday.
Some
of
not
go
beyond
the
auth
J. today advanced the price of
On Page Throe)
<Continu*d oa ^ „
tho grocory drqyo up to the scono and \*ur> the train. He was dismissed fol
the certificate of elect n Issued i We are at a very high tide of bunker fuel oil 10 cents a barrel. the stores especially
.
rendered,
/
jrosperity
in
the
United
States.
lowing
publication
of
a
news
story
to.
Tho ne wpricea is $1.76 ex-tcrift- store*, will remain open until tho
by the Governor of a s
’ hero is no reason to expect at
Tho itine men were bundledlnto quoting him" as saying Ford’s
inal.
noon hour Thursday,
r.
ttiie timo a marked reaction, but
a
police patrol and taken back to money, was being used to dkfray
*>
?
___________
______________
•________
1_
Vareo Leavea For W aihlngton
l store determ ining. th a t permanprison under escort of forty guards. incidental expense at .the Queen’s
ST. LUCIE. Fla., Novi 0 (/P>—
I
c it tax reduction can be had, we
Late last night William Smith, the journey.
,»
.
United States Senator-Beet Wil TSUst
U p
have reasonable assurance of
tw
elfth
convict,
gavo
himself
up
a
liam B. Vore of Pennsylvania left
continued flow from the sources
barbecue ahop in Colum buf. city
today for Washington
He de
oft which our revenue i» pbtainllr
a ltu /
,
if '.’ , 1,
*
clined to comment on any plana, * We face the near exhaustion
FU., Nov.—(A*)—The
ho may have fo$ defend ng hia soat
*
-ar time asseu and the neceacity council has sueBOSTON, Nov. 0,.l</p)—A man
"These rude people, speaking a
of putting our pole reliance who saw gold and diamonds gllst- language of ducka and g ru n t, and
“•fotlstcd the sale of a In the Seventieth Coni *«»» should
.
• • • 2"r» . ’
_ r . ■ • »•
ovemment revenue upon a
ancient lpng skulls uncov1 ®f $300,000 to bo psed a contest bo made. .
.»T
m U f owners of Park A'
Mrs. Varo accqmpan! >d her hua->
enlng
in
th
^
te
n
d
f
of.
untutored
of
current
taxes
which
are
n the same district are the
*1
the marks of the
d Second street will be
band who haa been spe: ding a few
Indians,
bu$t
wHo[
sought
the
anterly isuscaptlbln fp large
I byliave. o l an aboriginal
r”e*>'e. it has been an
to
Attend
the
tXCO
rather
than
redente.
off
d
^M^yrijlch ahttdated tha Asiatic
on^.
.
.
* bond company, with daya here a t hia win$< r to n ce dsth a Sanford City
, )©Idf hl» atory of Inviuion uinl^fW opled the AmcriA fter Issuing a nenphati
of their wi
Wsndo and New York
82 when tho
wilds in
■
•broug
----- pit i>igainat
advan,tyre.ln.;
nifi of^ ©bargee
tho bonds.
W
king of satemoMH* " 2 1the thoroug!ifare* wi]l
him laat wssk by Senator Norris
^
* h U t o » 7 ''<jf’terly America.
*nients call for short
Friday
9f Nebraska, Mr. Vara
'farther ir/ o’cl
f i t e i ? S r nd*
i d u rin g in from one
"Ah
'expedtfon
whtbh
could
Peru.
Ofu
.Hi,
Ml
^
They will be sold r a t e
aend.aotices to nil',
om
the
ifrot
•1iiMo M 'p h U e te u w ld ' dli-<
British
esbWtrian lgymen o f
•tenuous
.... ,Wd 6 (»lx) per
annual
it* of oar great
stehl^-’b c
plannlng U attendi f o f -m
f ,t .« *, * wold* ofi
^ u n c cm e n t set forth.
be let
WI
nance
op
campaign and deairod
“I ioiind oho flay*
by/dan
‘
reacting
of
tea
St,
Johfa#
Pwaby
onf ihe ocean front, AK«mJV-,H«. said
tim* Be firyin'-UkeUnd, wtxi tw^lay ed ln:
.“r a n u r ,
layers of
r ‘ ,." * K)th’ but the city would taka a vacal
«V
i‘iunderlying ths
Church af- Crfld.
le F irtt B
potej
»7 ill debris and make
of gold
:h we oace believed
to tera
(font
I pi,
M
— attractive
hiqterland
t •/
* ••
Itn
lL . y working forces
•■ w dn> oo fff-th
\ v p r , McOorern
„
view of carrying
f'ft es jgI tt-rriduillyi not
where
■lUi
imam for RboWt, a
Ui,Vf:
7.
.
“But in
Oars' wiH t e ------^ . o v i l of the'
l did see a*
who
hia
whom
1
ft
m
A
War Veterans
Various L a«^
jtfc Orders W
^Procession
3 5 VJF*- ^
ME
Investigation Will
r< Be Mlade
a< by Warden G0V1RNORTODAY
Smoot Refrains From
Making: Any Comment
_ Band
■ad Parade
Hans el;
Amateorg
Before
It Says
iWide Holiday
)um FORM FOR
BATTLE TO SEAT
VARE IN SENATE
CHAMBER TEAMS GANZEL IS HOST
FCRMEMB 1
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nents, 19 To 0,
Garden
Eleven
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Goal Line Is
in Danger
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Touchdown
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the Start to
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,>/•. •iford High defeated W inter
High Saturday by the acore
VXI, to 0. The game wan San
’ from the sta rt to finitti and
r Garden failed to make a
kt during the entire game.
I,ttl« was hard fought from
v«th iiniah and the Sanford
splayed the best teamwork
’.have a^own this year.
Bfd scored In the first qunrer four minutes of play.
Garden kicked off t a San;M the 30 yard line. Mobley
jipg the kick and returned ten
Maxwell h it center for fi
’Maxwell added 4 more* at
on tne next piny. Mobley
ff left tackle for 31 yards. It
t beautiful run through the
i Winter Garden team. Maxceptcr for six more yards.
, added three at center and
*11 made it flrr.t down a t the
T. j ^lace. Mobley went off left
Okie for four y n rtft
W alker
three more a t left end. Max
’ made another first down
^center. Mobley carried the
rer the lino for eight yards
next two plays ami Maxwell
1^ first down with the ball
lt«r Garden's seven yard line
l#Q ran off left tackle for the
'latore of the game. Mohluy
i klqk fo r extra point. Thin
I ^coring for the first half
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ford came within inches of
several times only to fail,
second half the team came
E-with a-1trong fight und srormore touchdown!*. Coach
kel then sent in his second
backfiehl and Sanford conher m arch toward the gonl
The ball wns a few inches
W inter Garden’s line when
ime ended.
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line showed up mighty well
ith a game and the work of Angun
tm was outstanding.
This
played a wonderful gnme and
M and again he broke through to
the opposing backs for loss
. Mobley’s work wns niso outU« played his best gamo
season Saturday. Mobloy
ifthe .outstanding Htar of the
for 8anford while the work
.'Maxwell and Stodcsbcry also
I Splendid. Captain Thompson
red fine genera! i*iip in runni tho team and also played u
amo on the defence,
game in detail:
iptain Thompson won the toss
cted to receive. Brantley
fo ff to Mobley on Sanford’s
} yard line and Mobley ran the
back 10 yards before being
rn. Maxwoll hit conter for 5
I, Maxwell added four a t eonMobley broke th o u g h left
for 81 yards on a beautiful
Jtfpxwcll made six yards at
-Mobley added tlireo more
p. Mpblcy made first down
4}ekie. Maxwell made four
left tackle. Walker made
it loft ond. Maxwell niude
n thropgh center. Mobley
left tacklo for I ynnls.
gjr made four mure at center.
Went off left tuckle ful
ls. Mobley made four
yards
It. center. Maxwell broke
-and made it first down
K'ball on W inter Garden’s
khl line. On the next play
_ went through left tackle
M ‘touchdown. Mobloy failed
kick fo r extra point,
kieked off 30 yard* to
w ith no return. Tilton
but B rantley recovered
f$
tin. Fulm er smashed left
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| the ball and W inter Gar‘ rared. Fulmer made two
le ft tackle. B ritt went
fo r three yards. On
pity Banford was penali yards for offsides and the
gave W inter Garden first
Fordham broke through
M. B ritt for a one yard
fumbled and SanMaxwaU h it left
yard*. Maxwell
iifor first
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B ears WiU SerifQ jftage T o
day in Preparing for th e
R ollins T ilt; C a p t. John
P arks H a s Boil on A n k le
off-uidc. On a beautifully executed
MACON, Ga., Nov. 8.— (Special
criss-cross, W alker carried the ball
to The H erald)—Refreshed from a
around left end for 20 yards.
■day’s rest yesterday, the Mercer
Mobley fumbled and W inter G ar
Bcnrs will take to tho practice
den recovered. The quarter ended
i field this afternoon for a light
here. Score, Sanford, H; Winter
' workout in preparation for the
; Garden, 0.
Rollins game Armistice Day in
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Tilton fumbled and Maxwell re
Snnford.
covered for Sanford. Maxwell was
I.ed by Captain 4phn Parks, tho
stopped a t center for no gain
Mercer eleven will leave early
W alker fumbled and W inter GurWednesday morning for tho Florden recovered. Tilton mndc one
lliln city to give battle to the Rolyard nt left end. Snnford received
lin » Tars of W inter Pnrk as the
another 5 yard penalty for oil-side.
! main feature of a m onster Armr '*
M. B ritt hit left guard for four
i-tice Day celebration. The Boam
yardo and first down. A Fordham
I will he prepared to give the Floragain broke through and stopped
I iila learn the Imrdest battle of their
Ernest /o iler
Horace Walker
Brantley for a two yard loss.
I sim -on, according to Bernice H.
Brantley pn>i«c<l to Fulmer for 10
This pair of ends is playing its fir-l year on the Hollins varsity Moure, Mercer's pi/pular coach.
yards. W inter Garden fumbled eleven which is practicing hard to stop the fast Mercer University foot
In holding the Furman Hornets
and Snnford recovered. Maxwell
to a ttie score Saturday, tthe Mer
ball
machine
in
Sanford
on
Armistice
Day.
went over renter for five yards.
cer Bears accomplished this feet
Maxwell fumbled the ball and Win
every one of the trickest, fastest
te r G ardcq, recovered.
Brantley
nnd strongest footbal Ininchines of
hit center ffcr.threo yards. Britt
the South today.
fumbled but recovered for no gain.
The Bearn fought the Bees to a
Fulmer ran off left tnckle for six
standstill even though Coach
yards. Tilton made It first down
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.—</P)—
Moore left tw oof.his most power
ovor right guard. Brantley made Willie Ritola, Finnish long dis
ful linesmen.
Butch Hammack,
two ynnls ut left tnckle. A pnss
powerful renter, ami (juinnrd Wild
tance
star,
t'
d-iy
has
five
victories
wn« incomplete. Mobley slopped
er, tackle, at home because of in____ _
Brnntlcy nt right end nfter n four in the Melrnp'ililan A. A. If. seiflnr
1juries received in the game with
•o'niirv i hampio uhij) to i>iHj Mult* Hatties Notre Dante As the soldiers at F ort Benning one
ynrd gain. Brantley passes to Ful
mer for 10 yards.
Entzmirtger credit as well as the honor of j
drown Meets Crimson and week ago. Despite these handi
stopped Britt for no gnin. Anoth breaking his six mile course ic e - 1 Navy Engages Georgetown; caps, the Bears wore not down
er pas wn;i incomplete. Fulmer hit nrd and lending the Finnish-Amer
P rin celo w n P la y s the 101is hearted when they entered the fray
left tnckle for two yards. Maxwell
with Furman Saturday.
The
intercepted a pnss hut was downed ican A. ('. to the most decisive vic
NEW YORK. Nov. H. 1/1*1— Bears ran their play with plenty
in his tracks. Mobley inndo one tory ever scored in the event.
Three outstanding candidates for of fash and pepper.
Ritola won the latest race over
yard over center. Walker ran iff
Captain John Purks is still limp
rig h t tackle for five yurdi*. Max the Van Cmirtinndt i’urk route the highest footlmll honor** of ing from an emliyro boil on bin an
well fumbled hut recovered for a here yesterday in thirty minutes the year, Army, Brown and Navy kle. hut th a t will not keep the
loss of eight yards.
Maxwell
will swing into tin- final stretches fighting Bear captain out of the
punted 00 ynnls and the ball fell and three seconds, cutting 2 4-5 of a rugged campaign this week game. Parks Is one vf the best
dead. It was a beautiful punt, and seconds from the old mark. Frank with battles th at challenge in im ends in the South, nnd hns proved
tho ball travelled the entire dis Tilterton, of the Millrose A. A. portance the color of Princeton’s to lie Mercer’s greatest captnin.
Trailing him came
tance in the nir. Yancey stopped wns second.
The Rollins Tars will find it
Tilton fur no gain ut the line. David Fageriund, Gunnnr Nilno'i, dash with Yale a t Princeton.
tough
sailing against Mercer, with
Army tacklea Notre Dame in
Fulmer hit left tackle for three Ovo Anderson, llm nr Prim und
two such flankmen ns Captain
Kart
Koaki,
every
one
of
them
a
yards. Brantley was nte’ppcd for
New York in an acid test of tho PurkR nnd B utts, guarding the two
no gain at center. Brantley punt Husky Finlander.
Cadet
qualifications both for e a st extremities. Both men tire noted
The Finnish-American Club made
ed thirty ynnls to Maxwell with no
a total of IP points, the lowest ever ern and nalionnt honors, (.ending 'for their ability to pull sweeping
return ns the first half ended.
recorded in the event, ami only j tln> mule attack is H arry Wilson, end runs.
Score: Snnford. 6; W inter G ar four more than n perfect score. |
Tho pennon el of the team ami
the Army halfback, who lias takden, 0.
The New York A. (!. was second i! on the lead among sectional high others who will go to Sanford has
nut been definitely established, hut
W inter Garden kicked off to with 5(i points.
1point scorers with a mark of 78.
announcement will he made tomor
Sanford to s ta rt the second half.
Pi incc.toii, once more a slashing row. fn addition to Coach Moore,
Facing the |Kissiiii|it y>»f not
Brantley kicked off 40 yurds to
Mobloy who returned 10 yards. completing ts lines before the snow machine with capable Jake Slagle Manager Mile B. Medlock will ac
Stodesbcry started the second half i flew because of a British firm's functioning, confronts Yale S atur company the team to Florida.
in the plucc of Walker ut right half failure to deliver the rails in time, day.
Tile Middies at Annapolis must
for Snnford. Sttsiesbery hit right officials of a railroad in Esthoiiia
face
Georgetown Saturday in tin*.
tackle for five yards.
Maxwell kept their promise to the public
fumbled the bull and Winter Gor by making a duplicate rush rail last game before tackling Army j
in Chicago Nov. 20. Georgetown •
don recovered. Fulmer wus stop contract with a German firm.
will show Navy an attack that has
ped for no gain a t center. Tilton
rolled
up 243 points, the highest in
went over right guard for two
the
E
ast
so far this season.
yards. Brnntloy attempted to punt a pass fom Brantley nnd ran 4.")
Brown continues its final drive
but the hull was blocked by a Win yards. It was a nice run though
toward the top rung against"H nrv-1
ter Garden player, B ritt recovered in open field.
Stodesbcry went nrd. Other leading battles a re J G eorgia In v a d ers A rrive In
for W inter Garden. Brantloy won over right tuckle foe touchdown. Pennsylvania, which tackles a
W in ter I’nrk F rom M iam i;
thrown for u yard loss by A. Ford- Moblry failed to ndd extra point. foe of long standing in Columbia;!
B oth T ea m s R eported to be
ham. Fulmer got the yard back ut Tho third quarter ended here.
Colgate, which, takes on Syracuse; i
center. A pass from Brantloy wus
In G ood C ondition for G am e
Score: Sanford, IP; Winter G ar Cornell which faces its big test
incomplete. Brantley, punted 35 den, 0.
against Dartmouth, and Pittsburgh I
yards to Maxwell who signaled fur tf-,<?rdhn-y-2yowunltutdenderrl»rtith gaining in power witl^every g am e,’ SANFORD, Nov. 8. (Special to
a fnir catch. Stodcsbcry hit left
Maxwell kicked off 15 yards to which meets its coming rival, Tho Herald. — Captain I’orter
Waugh, of tho Rollins College
tuckle for five yards.
Mobley Willis with no return.
A pass Washington and Jefferson.
gained one yard over loft guard. from Brantley was grounded. A n -1 Although several powerful elev freshman football team, will lend
Stodcshery swept around loft end oilier pass from Brantley was in-; ens expect only moderate opposi his fighting Tar Babies against the
for 20 yards behind splendid in complete and W inter Garden was lion thio week, Boston Collegi is Mercer Baby Rears,, a t tho fair
terference. Maxwell stopped for Iicnnlized five yards.
Brantley not umong them. Tho lipbmen grounds hero focluy hi'Vshut is ex
no gnin on u criss-crosH. Sanford punted 30 yards to Maxwell who meet the Haskell Indians next pected to be th--hardest game of
wan penalized five yards for off . again iiignuled for a fair rutch. Saturday. Undefeated New York tho season fofiuthe Rollins Yeurl;■
side. Stodesbery was stopped nt I Maxwell hit center for four yards. University takes on Davis and ings.
right tackle for no guln. Stodcs- Zachary wns sent in for Stodcs- Elkins. Holy Cross tackles (’nth
Favored by ili*|»o to win the con
hcry ran around loft end for 20 hery for Sanford. Zachary gained otic University nnd luifayette test, Conch James L. Orr, of Rol
yards. This was his second long a yard nt center. Zachary gained meets Susquehanna.
lins, will throw his strongest line
run during this period und he was three more at center.
up into the fray aguinat the
Maxwell
” Hn" McMillin, who helped tiring Georgia invaders. Rollins fell be-1
given splendid interference on both made it first down at coliter. Hig
these runs. Mobley hit rig h t tack gins was sent in Urr Maxwell, Hig about tiie victory over Hnrvard, fore tho attack of the Miami Uni
le for two yards. Mobley fumbled gins passed to Thompson for 30 still is very much in the limelight. versity Hurricanes by a count of
and W inter Garden recovered. yard gain. Higgins wont around “ Bo” now is football conch nt Go- 7 to 0 two weeks ago, while the
B ritt mude two yards nt center. left end for four yarils. Higgins nevn College, an institution not Mercer outfit wns trimmed by the
.‘mmo Hurricane crow Saturday to
Brantley was n'.oppcd ut center for fumbled hut recovered for no gnin. much lurger than Centre.
no guin. Tildoti made a yard ut Russell was mint in fur Thompson.
right tackle. Brantley punted 30 A pass from Higgins wus incom
ynnls to Maxwell who : ignulcd for plete and tho ball . went ovor.
u fair glitch. Stodesbery hit right Brantley's pnss was grounded. An
tuckle for two yards. Maxwell hit other pass from Bruntley grounded
the center of the line for a yard. ami W inter Garden wns penalized
Sanford was penalize I 5 yards for five yards. Third incomplete pasB
being off-side. Stodesbery failed and another five yard penalty.
to gain around loft end. Maxwell Another pann from Brantley wus
punt 30 yardsa ml Brantley fum incomplete ahd another five yurd
bled. Speer Recovered for San- penalty was imposed on Winter
foril. Spour hud been substituted Garden. Bull went over on the
for H. Fordham. Maxwell sm ash lust puss. Russell for W inter Gared rented for 10 yards.
Stodes thin wus put out of tho gumo for
bery hit right guard for 5 yards. slugging. Zachary plunges through
Stodesbery added four yardii at editor for nine yards as the finat
center. StodoHbcry made it first whistle blows ending the game
down ut center. Mobloy was stop with the hull in Sanford's posso:i-;
ped for no gain a t left end. Mob idon on W inter Garden’s line.
ley guined one yard a t rig h t guard.
Score: Sunford, 10; W inter Gar
Stodesbery gained four a t center. den. 0.
Stodesbcry was stopped for no Entc.mingcr
1.. K.
gain und the ball went over.- Tll- A. Forilhaiy
L. T.
den stopped for no gain nt right Yuncy
1.. G.
end. Yuncy intercepted a pass Sands
C.
from Bruntley nnd returned two Mvngliion
It. G.
yards. Stodesbery mude one yard B. Fiinlhnni
It. T.
a t right guard.
Mobley slipped Sloiimff
It. E.
over right tuckle for 15 yards und Thompson (c)
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score. Mobley plucc kicked Ifor ex Maxwell
1.. H.
tra point.
Walker
R. H.
Score: Sanford, 13; W inter G ar Mobley
F. B.
den, 0.
OftieiulBi-Refewt, Davis, (Stotto son). Umpir*, BoUar, (Auburn)
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Willie Ritola Has 5
Wins in Gotham Meet
the tune of 22 to 8.
By these]
imes, dopfters have figured the ig
a r Babies have .a good chance to
tal(e tho Crackers into camp. The
gam e tomprrojv will open the hos
UUt|et th a t will culm inate when
the varsities of t>>e two iosYitutions
C htsh'at Sanford .Thursday a fte r
noon as the feature of a mon 8
ste r Armifltlco Day ceJebration in
the Celery City.
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T hat the Rollins yearlings h a v c ii
not been loafing sinco their vie- Jj
to ry over the Hulvey M ilitary *
Academy Cadets, is shown in the ! S
trip taken by O rr’s frosh Friday
down to meet the Wnuchuln High ■
squad. A fter a rough and tumble
battle the Orrmen eked opt a 7 to !«
0 victory, scoring a touchdown on
a steady drive down tho field in
the last four minutes of plhy.
When Centre Collego defeated
H arvard several years ago, the lit
tle Kentuaky institution became
famous overnight.
Taffy, the dog who rescued
many quarrym en from drowning
in the vicinity of Llysfaen, North
Wales, from drowning, and who
recently saved his m aster In n
struggle with n mad bull, was kill
ed as a precautionary measure j
during the hoof and mouth disease f
epidemic now in th at country.
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Notice to Taxpayi
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City Tax Books are now'
for paym ent o f City Taxe».
count o f 2 per cent allot
taxes paid in November _
per cent discount on taxes
in December.
Ellen Hoy,
City Tax Collector.
Advertising Means Busing
ARMY, NAVY AND
BROWN FACE BIG
TESTS SATURDAY
A m id M ajestic Pines
Desirable
Homesites....
In Sanford Grove maybi
had at prices consisten)
TAR BABIES ARE j with the extremely go<
FAVORITES OVER*
location and the beautij
MERCER ‘FROSH’
natural la y out
property.
Development of Sanfori
Grove has not been kit
to the public in glowin
terms of “ what will h
done.” Sanford Grove n
“Wolf to Conway”
sold, and continues to sett
homesites in a hi
sub-division that is
ing because it cannot h
but grow
Study its Locution
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, factory to. oar*patron*, ax they
Have the selection of th« car they
deair*, and can drive the beat, they
have multitude of cara to chooae
from, and all are guaranteed per>
feet, mechanically and otherwiae,
and tha rental. rates, by the trip
or by the hour or day, are reason
ably low,'.
SHORTLY
M
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cool days
»' fftir on th« Aspirants for Practice in
J m . were Ml
Florida Wilt Learh Their
FO *
: tin * bat now
Fates
About
November
15,
o f hard working
h ir e
The odds are againot you or any other home owneT
0 . T. Whitfield Announces
KbU chair* with
who is not fully protected against theft. In this day:
YOU
B fp f the winter';*
and
age
the
greatest
m
ajority
of
homes
are
left
va
TALLAHASSEE,
Fla.,
Nov.
9.—
.DRIVE
(ire doing a lot
&
cant, and unguarded, for several hours each day, on
jrk just now end i (A1)—A spirants for the Florida bar
,
Myrtle
Ave.
and 2nd fit.
who
underwent
an
examination
a
t
an average.
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'accommodation*
lasoea and c ltg i,^ ?
tr,**nn“mj meeting of the |j
_ ,“Staw Board of Law E xam inenU l
W hat will happen to your silverware, your furs,
.other. ■matters’ of
held here in October, will "know |J
and your, other valuables should your home be visited
(if fafe" about Nov. 15, G. T.
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by a burglar. Are they insured? Do you know th at
itfitld, secretary, announced.
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for the foo
for a small sum you can purchase insurance th at com
Upwards of 200 applicants took
pletely protects you in cose of theft ?
„ ‘t o . Day. Hope
.Bve tno biggest tbs examination. Their pnpers im
fida* that. Sanford mediately mailed by the secretary
Ask us aboi^t ( fjupjjlafy insurance—you’ll bo su r
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m bdlten and th a t fo the nine members of the board
prised a t the low rate you can get.
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bnd bleachers will Tot granding, and they are now be
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Of# saakon for bane ing returned. As soon as they can
m - trying to get be shaped up, a list of those who
la iM t hern tit passed will be made public.
rthur Yowcll and
E% ill be theye for * The Stato Board of Law Kxnrn-1
Established 11)08
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•'g a m e and refereed iners, composed of some of the
feer>between Florida s ta te ’s most prominent members of
Insurance and Real Estate
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the profession, rounded out its secly»t Montgomery.
224 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 448 *
cud year of functioning since its
m^way there art* sov- creation. The hoard took over tho
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M w ant to go to work of examining applicants for
Fridajr*"of* tills adm ittance to the bar of the state
Would be s good time a fte r the State Supreme Court had
■who want last year handled the duties for a number of
. Thare Is so much rld- yoars.
Ic tln»g- ’hnd everything.
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n ’ In
-•*Incidentally,
VO I I J | III*
the |lv
personnel
I SUI|,|t;l
*r|
of
O
ir Hope Huff never a l e . the board receives no compensatcm .")
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i days—
h could not get
»y»—He
even the usual $1 fee f,,‘*' f f A
t buffet ear to get it for their services. Three times eaeh
f DiCottcs was in (ho w ay.,y,.(lr rncnibcru of the board gather
in Tailnh ussee to conduct the ex-j
epidemic of molly- nminntinn, leaving their private*
cSwwnnR.
just now. I never could practice until they can return.
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home. Only their traveling mol
i« u
ey are llvcxponses are paid, and, as i<
nminro
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a t leastt nnn
one sipinre
generally the cave, many incidental
/ a n d th at is all that I expenditures are made which aro
’ •U th a t I want. We
here who have no never reimbursed.
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In addition to the examination
brar^have no expenset,
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meeting,
a
great
deal
of
prelim
fie® tall men t* and yet they
( Entire day complaining inary work has to be attended to,
iff' and talking hard which also takes the members from
!1, there in one thing you their private business.
Your town will be
Reel
Sons
Advertising M tans Business
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State and County taxes are now
■ and payable at the County Court hJ
S A discount of two per cent is allowed
■ payment in November.
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■ should give the legal description o f
i erty, as shown by deed.
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JNO. D. JINKINS,
Tax Collector Seminole Counh
City Tax Books are now open
for payment o f City Taxes. Dis
count o f 2 per cent allowed on
taxes paid'in November and 1
per cent discount on taxes paid
in December.
2
DUE!
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Notice to Taxpayers
A. P. Connelly & Sons'
Jitt
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Herald Classified Ads Bring Result
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rywke it and beiiynehing| Two Negroes Killed
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And Sheriff Wounded
fj of Sanford never looked
| m a’than it does Just now. In Mississippi Fight
Merita Bread before buying it
^•jB irything here to make
PASCAGOULA, Miss., Nov.
*tfd Reason.
Howard
UP
)—Two
negroes.
Jim
House
and
j
he ia making resNfirtyy day fo r tho Forest j Erne,lt Wilnm, were killed and ,
till and .they are people! Sheriff A. W. Ezell was wounded I
'—the people we have
u pitched buttle between f o u r 1
•.for. O ur crops look j negroes and Sheriff Ezell anil]
and as there seems. Deputy Sheriff Browne near Orf of money in all lines' ange Grove yesterday afternoon,
should bring good The offieci’t* came upon the negroes
weather is fine. Just in an automobile parked on the
_ pi* are coming here aide of the road.
/ l i s t and more of them
Ah the officers were investiga
j,^f* fixed lip. For the ting they said the negroes stained
*if, ceaad repining an,l hooting, wounding Hid sheriff in
i WllLfive me the blurs the right arm , m using hm to drop J
' ab many1 tale* of'woe. his pistol. He recovered hi»t wen - !
pun with his left hand and shot to
*e the race track death one of the urine*I negroes us
the otl|er c|i*y he was leaving Itlie car. Brown**
mw tnST Hkt’ off to tho lads meantime was engaged with the
f All th a t work over wmc*?j ,Jeg ro w)10 |)n<| wounded the sheriff
They have
KJen shooting him in the head.
/tnOU*kncJ* of dollars down
W ilbert Johnson and Henry
Jffb* "Seminole county one
Tomkins,
the other negroes in the
tat race tracks in the
_ * ! wm 't mean maybe. party, are held in the Pascagoula
revelation and in jail as witnesses.
throwing bricks a t those
J should be sending them
K fo r the new cafe tables.
„ . b»y* a restau ran t down
15 W est W ashington
J n d it Is a good one. They
ORLANDO
KJtriyate club house which wo The shnppo for the little one's
;•-^*opla probably will not
wardrobo
n Us© but it is elegant and LAYETTES
NOVELTIES
I the ear m arks of the real
BABY FURNITURE
hav* soon some of the
BOYS AND G lltlit 2 TO 6
and I w ant to rise and
th a t Seminole Park is as
Vi Any of tho'm in the conn
tnd then lot me tell you
It® races. You don't have
noney huv the rarca utiles:*
d* to do it. There is no
is a Prescription for
r „
o bet your money
.Anywhere. That is up
—the freshness is guaranteed
H ow *m any tim e s hav e y o u felt of loaf
a fte r loaf of bread u n til y o u p ick e d a
soft, sp o n g y fee lin g one for a fre sh loaf?
S o ftn e ss is no g u a ra n te e of fresViness of
bread. I t m ay m ea n one of th re e th in g s ,
in ferio r in g re d ie n ts , im p ro p e r b a k in g o r
im p ro p e r b le n d in g .
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AfiiJ, by the
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B
a k e r ie s
C
o m p a n y
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Always follows on the heels of
seller’s market—when everybody j]
buying that is the time to sell and i|
you buy at all do so with caution.
High-Pressure
Tires
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There is *a reason for j
the leadership, amonj? J
all the tire equipment !
the world has ever produced, which Fire- j
stone steadfastly maintains — certainly !
here is a case of superior quality proven ■
by the acid test of time and travel every- £
where, under every motoring condition, j
Firestones are quality tires plus—they ■
are Gum-Dipped.
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We are ready to equip your car today! f
Ray Bros/ Wholesale Tire j
Colds, Grippe, Flu,
Dengue, Bilious Fever
and Malaria
B
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& Battery Supply
1040
FRESH
DAILY
FROM
Thurs.
YOUR
GROCER
A Buyers’
Market
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T h e n e x t tim e yo u pick up a lo af of
M erita B read, n o tic e how firm it feels.
M e rita B read , u n lik e m a n y o th e r b read s,
h as a n o tic e a b le a b sen ce of t h a t so ft,
sp o n g y feel. T h is does n o t m ean it is not
fresh , for e v e ry loaf of M e rita th a t p a sse s
o ver th e g ro c e r’s c o u n te r is guaranteed
fresh — it sim p ly m e a n s a firm , ev en
te x tu re th ro u g h o u t th e loaf, ach iev e d
o n ly by th e finest in g re d ie n ts , p ro p e rly
b le n d e d an d ski Ilf uly/ b a k ed . Y ou d o n ’t
hav e to " fe e l” of M e rita B read b efo re
b u y in g it— we g u a ra n te e it to be alw ay s
fresh .
The Tot’s Shoppe
It kills the germs.
IL eaders
lil
409 W. I Hi. SI.
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The time to buy is when no one eh
is doing so—then and then only
one go out and pick up values that _
intrinsically sound—values that yo
have every reason to believe
bring more money — if they
bought right you are sure of havii
nothing to worry about.
Right now we can show you value
that we believe to be sound as vali
can be sound—values that will
higher—never lower that is certain
. .Come into our office and let
show you some of the offerings
have listed.
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Phcfnc 548
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Nov.
Afternoon and Night
Gigantic Celebration
At the Volusia County
I'nir Grounds, Del.aud
Benefit
The Premier Event of Florida’s Sporting History
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« r s . p. M. King „ t hcr honu, m|)
Third Street
t i ».»
adorned with 'luantities of purplu
'v"r*
wild flower
mid vari-eolored /in.
nins.
Refreshment
At The SEMINOLE RACING CLUB, Longwood, Florida
“On the Dixie Between Sanfbrd and Orlando” :
i;the woman of the ,house
worry as to Its rccept our cream is known
|d gladly. Where it
the first timo occa- ADMISSION:
•d surprise. Suppose
.
. by it is such p favorite Adults, Afternoon
j.pom e today. „ \ ■
.j Adults, Night ........................
Chi.dren ,............ ....... ..............
1 Dancing *
Armistice Day, November
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Children under 9 >csrs Free.
bU
DEVELOPERS
•*yi
only $2.00 to $5.00
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Tinker’
Phone 475
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T f i bt i wei1' y™ mu,t k«p
1 h®,bloo^ ,, *rc*m frtc from
Impurities. If the kidneys Us.
allow ing body p o iso n s to
accumulate, a toxic condition
” j * ^ 4®** One ia opt to fetl
dull, languid, tired *nd achy.
A nagging backache is mm*.
times a symptom,' with drowsy
headaches and dlxsy spell,.
That the kidney* ore not func
tioning pwperly i* often shown
by burning or scanty passage
of secretions. If you have reu»on to suspect improper kidmy functioning, try D o in ',
ril/ 9 — a tested stimulant diu
re tic , U sers p ra ise them
throughout the United Bute*.
Aj* y o u r neighbor/
SERVICE - r a o u R R g c
Herald Classified Ads Bring Results
'I’lic now Stiidobukors are
truly custorY) cars but they:/;'
are still as reasonable
over to buy, still as inexpert*
s,ve as ever to run, still as
economical as ever to main
tain!
Pohlm«*. Manager-Director
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On Dixie Highway No,, 3
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Land ia heavy bamgioek and will relar *0 kinds at.
Beautiful homrsjtes with large shade trees and ck
to Sanford to be desirable. Blectrleltf Is anlilahleei
the finest of flowing water.
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All tracta have an rastern exposure and front about II
on the paved road. These tracts are priced very real
nt $1,200 with $200 down and $20 per month.
— SEE —
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L. A. RENAUPt
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— At _
. 820 First Street
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Sanford Grov
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Am id Majestic Pines”
San Juati Garage Co.
SANFORD
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HrfVPtMPS .njgb Qne Big Idea
t i s b ?s
i m u f* TPiinjf that wc aro trying to
That is to make this bank
(»« the utmost service and benefit to our own
people,
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In Sanford Grove m ay be
had practies consistent
with the extremely go
location and the beauti
natural lay out of
Droperty.
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Development of
a
ve has not
to the public in gl
terms of “ wh
done.” Sanford Gro
sold, ariid continues to s
s in a
<l» above all others.
All oif‘ our interests center ln*re in this com
munity— and in. YOU.
Come (n»V Let Tbs serve you.
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.SANFORD, FLA.
I Dress Up for Armisticeflay
ii" “PERSONALITY
CLOTHES”
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For th e y o u n g man wha w a n ts
to d ress, w ith unusual care or
th e m ore c o n se rv a tiv e m an otjr
c o m p le te . lin e ,o f pcrsonullty.'
cloth es m eet h is needs. SttHd
colored .-fabrics a n d m ixed -h m terlafe :m ,*• larffe num ber o(
s ig h s.
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use it c a n n _ _
P e ttH ir tb i/J i M Hu.i.
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Buy Direct From Owner,:*
PILLS
T H O U S A N D S O F M l|,|.;s
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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60c
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kH.y,
- AND (400!) F oil SCOUI'S
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Do You
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Sdllford.Fla.
of
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fcjod HVjHU, H kjulta Qood EilmU
jounfijjgank
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g is ligluTr^venJy
Electric Co.
ONE - DAY SERVICE Meltoiii
5*1 i . t n t n s A t,.
SANFORD
LAUNDRY
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819 W. 3rd St,
K e e p F itI
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Evidence Is
ALREADY CREAMY
IBy D efense Holy Cross Guild‘Has
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Case Enjoyable MeeUfig* at,
Hpme of Mrs. Whitner A smooth rich evenness
■W'i from page one)
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jns, Smi4 , fg lit,
t or. Sanford and Genera At*. .
Fountain Curb SBrvlc* With
Plenty 0( Parking Space
•I*. i **N*rt *
[tinued I’ri.m I’ngc I )
■w for SriiiiiKib* County
hunting uf wild ili'cr
Any |n*rsoii rmtght
irild tJitr with dog>> will
Irirtinii. <h:dl In* guilty of
zniir, in' *u*i(l
An exeoptionnlly
interesting I
FI.- -iu ber left .v-,t,m |,,v
l|i*fnl In bunt, rupture, meetiiyy
of tin* Pipe Organ Club of jm New \o r); where he wiil
■ifntiiry yuuii' birds lit*- the Baptist Church was held Mon-.
hiisme? .
‘ 11
|u ,l mnl mu' half before *lay afternoon at the home of M rs.'
with ;i gun larger
H. Cook on Magnolia Avenue. ! 'J()0 LATH Tn < i .10011.*%J 19 /ttuge. or by or with C. Baskets
arid bowls of bright 1
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|of a |Miwi'ilioa!, suillioat
hued marigolds were arranged with ! A I O r,,P‘" ia g exp-rt by eomsliirjf devil * lowed liy a pleasing effect in the rooms win r. 1
•n<‘, hanies. We specinlize
; or a «uillH>at. The use the members assembled.
ion Fhu frieal troubles. Mattery
Ait ut sailboats to
A rh o rt business session wa% ■^ UITK' ^ n<^ rf|*Iruu#. • L A.
dr td. drive iliem to-,
ry Service
held
presided over by the chairuno
^
or liiitteries consti“
St’
stinn of the law. No mail, Mrs. A. Kent Rossiter, when}
I is giant. ■{ to pur- routine business was transacted
tu r n - I
TRADE my e<|hlty in well
lull nii/ratoiy bird!’- tjx- A number of artic
located lot, close in, for nutomo
pnifn-r periuits for ed jnJnop the Christtmapjbifjanr to
IflMtifir c ii.opagating he hpljl Drfc. 6 aq w eH T \^rnun’H1 hit* in good <ondition. Price must
tkn-fore, (lie purchnsi , Giuh- A fter ill)'bOsinbt Mhuff been b?,right. What have yon to offer,
ea- JI Amjwer
Arwwcr by
hy letter giving eomplete
complete
ir was e„2Bigrat«.rv birds is abso- transacted, a social hour
*" t« ^ to ,llu) kind of cur
ing pump- 1
kited exi *pt as above joyed, the hostess serving
nde, ini||e«ge,
{mlleag<*, an*|
kin pic, cheese, stuffed dates and y°« hade.,
nuv^j* Hs
R8J.’nj$®,
nn*l
price
waHtolf.
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p.
b*
In * Federal offence to
The next mooting will
til lie held !Ctt*° T,K, Sanfonl Herald.
oh. or miry, by any
with
dth
Mrs. — f -----------------------------------------'er. from oiri state to .Monday afternoon
W.
Kvnns.
ij
Ilf, any bird nr nnv George
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,$100 CASH and $100 monthly will
I* ««!* Iltfre'u'. xvliivh
J'ryjjV t werej Mrs. buy well located stucco bungpluw | •
apUirnl. lulled, t-iken, A. Kent Rossiter, Mrs. Y. ],. Mil- | ,fwf,ve. room* "rturl-*blitl» *G0'fi(»r^
.Mrs. R.
Mrs.
Krne.st living j„ another state and will seli I
ortnl nr urried, at ler,
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lUahich ii mi> enptur- Mrs. George W. Evans,;Tflre. B. C which make it possible for almost
tblrn. or from'wliich Moore, Mrs. W. D. G«r«}iner, Mrs. anyone to buy. Price $8250. W rit
Iran-ported, or C. P. Henderson. Mrs. R/ A. Wins S. I). Cure The Herald
ton, Mrs. A. M. Phillips, Mrs.
|" i - :s i ii have Robert L. Glenn,• Mrs. tflll iam .
fkonre with liieih Moore .Scott, Miss .Martha ; Fox, i
Mr.*-. J. Ii. Golrlofigfi*' MM. Volie 1
WilliirtiiH, Mrti. Victor Bup+tsoa.
Mrs. C. T. Butler and Mrs. (’. H.
Cook.
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Admission Including Grandstand an d Parking Privileges—$8.00 Plus Tax
To Be a Show
Not a Carnival
pur year.
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iNik |
McReynoIds Drug Co;
" S « I h , W orld's U r e a le u l H o rsr s a n d D riv ers and hen.- th e c eleb ra ted L ou is R ich R a d i. Hand ut A m e r ic a 's
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m m l com p letely a p p o in ted race course*
If Creamery
»mpany
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'fn'lvutt
•w#: m i d k i j
uncfl Constantly
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rnrm for Armistice Day
The members nladf*.* ton ' fnW«|s
o f sugar and shorten
ing is the beginning o f
all wisdom in the art
o f cake-making. For
this reason you’ll apj predate Snowdrift as a
shortening. It is already
iso effcamy th a t you
have to do very little
crushing, beating,and
j qther culinary manoeuverings to make a vel
vety-sm ooth m ixture.
lRegistered
L i :•jdSEw
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Pharmacist- in’ Attend-
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for your valuables against loss from fire and f
theft is our
huve it ? Mir Safe Deposit Vuult. Why not !
Local Men Inspect,.1 1
" New Golf[Fac4ryu.n
"P1 in tli|. ground in
The* Women's Gulhl *b{ Holy
wise n iii,. dmihle
Cross Episcopal Church held it's
hy the Witness,
was ruled eompe- weekly meeting Monday dtlernoon
a t the honie of Mrs. IJ. F. Wiiilner
tt Charles w. Parker.
on Onk Avenue. In the utisunre of
IK i* wi, ||,.tho president, Mrs. A. 1*. l'j*nnelly.
i-,
<>f Simpson Mrs. R. A. Newman presided. The
Mbrnptiiui
McCarter
lime wm spent making plans for
E ? “ U,r had .buckled the supper nmj b a z a n rio .b e held
Hhnpson fMi|e,| to Dee. 2 k t the Wofiiah’r CldR .
■* [Hilllt In*
I was endeavA rrangem ents were , n fh f cbm5 "n ri 'h'e. i examinPitted for the luncheon to Is* given
XnWartrr.
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*"or Ulo Men’s Club Friday evening.
...!I roukl
11,111 * *ry this case . . .
I“ w** i Inn m,..
t . , | , Members present were- Mrs, E.
1 D* Wobley, Mrs. Charles T. Fuller, I
Bu/.fuz Mrs. B. F. W hitner, Mrs Rohert
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r ....*<h„, .• „ n I „ r , (1 j A. Newman, Mrs. Amelia Noble,
| Mrs. A rthur Mar.* hall, Mrs. HaldKh” h i.I .
,ril
will, Mrs. A. H. 'S to n e , Mr* J.
'it*,.la.,
,
”” «• Ball. Mrs. C. C. Chaffee, Mrs.
Uv .tatr- t-vi.i.';* ,,irt'
I O* Chase, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Joe
'•WmiIht „ i ,i
Wl' 1[Jones, Mrs. (J. I. I^jucks, Mrs. G.
J*ivf
....' ,'."s0 p y F. Smith, Mrs. St. Cluife White,
ptkis f„r ,|
,,sl«h- Miss-- Young and Rev. Mortimer
Uhree do- Glover.
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W u! Vtn,|'! Tho noxt nfesting ot the Guild
| will be held Mohduy afternoon at
’L'lnK the home of Mrs. G. F.' Smith on
niur ,( ,i
" s- K,ea-'M agnolia Avenue.
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The B est Safeguard
^ o reports from tho vnrim,
thlttees were given Th» . .
her* brought gi'ftd.’of je llis ”^
H A R N E SS RACE M EETIN G
Auto Itacrs
Circus Acts
Daylight Fireworks
T
A short Im.'iness session w,w
. 11 IirF?*iifi*(J over by Mrs 2?.
Bee
n Our “A Ni^ht
In Japan”
earn
m
S n o w d r i f t
THE I N A U G U R A L
DKLAN1) POLICE and FIREMEN
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Mr. and Mrs. C. ,\f
moSOCIETY •
I luri'li
lrld...l M
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i-red III
to fOrlando
Tues.fc.y
wliprc*
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the day i>n hMlS’iht
Pipe Organ Club Has!
Enjoyable Meeting At; o r'h n d n JM VnrroM
Home Mrs. C. N. CVolri^'X -S te U ''''" ',h"
2 T o d a y A s A l w a y s ....
don’t have to feel of
onday” fferno6nf
ror bt. Agnes Guild
Ivill be given to the game
tnce of virtually the cnCollege student body
Rcfr<*shmeiits
, m(n and women of WinThe fcience of makin Lr golf, clJhn fru it snIn,1lob.
"T it.,'Z
0rr<>!ihmerit s *«>f
Dr. George Carothers, bails and other parnThernalii of olives « i | ^ f f c f ,
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Din*s College, toduy told
f i f rc. serv<',l by
! ! i r nHe
l(i0<l. ‘‘T * . It‘"‘ '" 'T * * k" " '*’f' »Y Mrs. ( f' .rkJ
Cy that between 50*1 and nnder°
under fhn
tho " eyes
of “ aT number
df Leonard)
all and uUiers af Winter Sanford business nnif professional thews. •' "nil Mrs. Chris Mat■f
14 attend the game. The men a t the W alter
held
*J(nt body will occupy a Products Com pany'phi K
Loi\ffV;Mm.dav’'r t "he0 thomeVil1 f m '1'1
wood.
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Mrs.
ution of the blneliers.
Accepting nn Invifa Ion uf the (Street
0,1 vv,‘st Third
tt varsity team will lie
San- company’s vice-prosider: John Gnn^l An.... .. the 'niemlH-rs
hr /our.chnrniing
four,
V " ” ''!1
■ill- or-'Whnni have ut- zel, to be his
, guest
. a t A nnef in .th ^ «’ere: Mrs. S. M |
irr attending the Sanford I Orange and Black Hotll in Long. Matthew,. Mrs. it w L , ",,
fill' parties (John
[dobn Meisi
Me: |(
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w
I
witli
flu*
lic
it
Sanford
a
t
the
mnin
hour
for
Glover
\(r,
vv
u
it
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iIni‘ r
jit, ilecoriitfd
Longwood. After the Incheon at l»frl; Rmwii'
''llnK.' :'trsfjold t'ubirs of Merci
I o'clock, Air. Gan/.el „: ,,„ te d his Mrs. Fred * I t a L r
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visitors to (he golf faiftory where Thi.nipson, Mis ^ [{ ^ j t ’raig
Mrs. Mild
they spent ,'ttl minutes inspecting Airs.
,\J( AI|,*xjIIi I. M,\jJ r
the machinery and the work do nr ] h'rk.- I.eonmi|y ntnl
Mi
I. N.
jsions O f Game (h
[license Laws’*
ADDITIONAL
By Official
Ellen Hoy,
City Tax Collector.
1
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with t
Hospital, where. Mra< d p i in, i) dcr
U r t t n W one)
close guard, Ije* iH. V f A a ki my
Immoderate pries a t tho infection. >.Althpugf'n fR A cal * ilnion see ms to bo'Kgalnst/jmn, S ip .
■ivlock, Captain John j son is confidfcnt .th a t |ho wil be
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' ‘ ablo to havo Mrs. Gilson ,t«.4ify
rlk" Mercer
Varsity footL will lead his teammates j in court within the 1 1 0 ^ '^ * ^ .
* dffon against Captain ] Spooners who were in D*-,, 14s,
|kT and hi* cohorts of ■sey’s lane, th 0 n ig h t h« ijiin tec
in the first S. I. 1 . and rhe choir rin g e d Weftf 11 aln
, , w played Hi Sanford.
, fingerprint cxrsj^s,
arnmirefnents have been wives, tho husband and daught
rnearly 3,000 spectator! 1in Mrs. Mills and decteitives ,
1 ta providing
'h«trd in rapid ftt Ccwaisfdrv
L ’fdO automobiles at tho •
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t k T p J f o m ^ th e 2 K ^ ° " 8ln w ill soon h a v e no d ru n k en d r iv e r s W A t o
Jtndtr Act of
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BRISBANE
r o a d v i^ n p e r ilin g th e l a f e t y and th e liv e s o f th e p e o p l ? * ■
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!n F lo r id a w h en a m an is b r o u g h t in to th e c o u r ts an d
fou n d g u ilt y o f d r iv in g a c a r w h ile In to x ic a ted h e Is fin e d
EVERYBODY EX CEPT thoM
rep rim an d ed
S o m e tim e s , i f h e h a s n 't s S l S with something im portant to do,
standing he is sent to jail for thirty days. But only tothe Attended the opening night of Now
York's million dollar night club,
lonuis—»> BO rarest of instances is the privilege of driving a'car taken with the looking glass floor.
The
m ar, par away from the culprit And he returns *fn time to his/mix million
Ill1 dollar part was old, the
fty
$1.0*. ture of booze and gasoline.
ra,x looking glass dancing floor waa
about tho only new th in g , th at
All obituary Wfl" Und^ T n 0 f t Pe0PlCt ar,e
k il,e d 011 tH e P UbI1C H ig h - could bo done. Women have done
report of such casualties we saw permitted everything, except;’ exhibit their
t f c M l M W t JjJJIiii P i!
• w ill b a c h a r t e d
d
V ™ f0r the number of killings. And the charming personalities u p s i d e
r i s i n g ra te # , i
of tbe acc,dents were out-and-out m urder perpetrated down. The looklhg glass floor will
do thnt.
h y me n who were drunkenly reckless!
P
S itO c iA T K I ) P ltK tS
J IH Praia m 9T~i...
■ill®, the
if for
!7*.
•“» u"a®
Uir re- . ’7 ben a mai\ i» arrested for reckle’as driving and is found
ONE MILLION years hence ev
5 -V, *11 nows dispatches
•v<
to have been drinking, Florida should have one. immediate erything
alio
the
thus far w ritten, said, or
th&
z r r ‘herein.
nd
Ubljsbed
J". treatment ready for him.
And
th at is revocation of hU done by human being will be cast
publication « t apeclai
aside, forgotten, unim portant. New
r*lp *M alao reserved.
ton’s genius for m athem atics will
iNOV. 9, 1926
rank
with the Buahman’s ability
Not only would such handling of the drunken driver ques to count
five, Shakespeare add
tion contribute to the safety of automobile travel for every Beethoven will rank with the Chi
PA A T PO M M
body but it would do wonders toward checking the drinking nese tom-tom. Children probably
■ t la a f e r f a tre a t
will be born knowing more than
habit among men who like to drive their automobiles
any
living man knows now. W hat
r o u t e to J a a k a e a Given some energetic, honest, capable police officers who we coil
history will seem as dull
af
a t, Jahaa-Ia.
as the records of wolves f :ghting,
w
te?hasu
htf
l
e
i
Jr,,n0|
lL,n(ea?y.
even
toward
the
automobile
r r*aal.
driver who has had only a drink or two,” Florida could soon or pigs scrambling for swill.
.
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tens
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148
g et the
Flower Urns r™.
MBS, FRED s, DAIQER, snniETv EDITOR
Mlaa Evelyn Anderaorf, Miss
Elolse Brady, Elwyn ** ‘
Frank Wood
“ composed!i^'pSlr- I C H I L D R E N ’S X B O O K
W oodruff
TO- D l m m
H ern! ' dMJ“ted by M n Cl*udt
ty motoring
______
mi
Herndon and Mrs. Franci. Bote*
o rliy to OrUndo
Mon’S
,
O B SER V ED
AT I A n fl
, , i S„ B E , N G
eveningr where .they
Mjved refreshments of pineapple
,th .y attendid
ettendtd the
t h e --------------- ' V
L O C A L L IB R A R Y
play “Green H at."
"
...
V. • ,•
WEEK
of *U klnd.% 2 8 .
rnent Coloring,
u
SANFORD CEL__
PRODUCTSpi.c?
and Maple
\lendar
.! & & &
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
---------- ---------- — ■■ — -
-■
■
l” o„'Zr. ,ndivld'*, l «*k« l « . In
Misa Luclie Denton, who h^
visiting p r. and Mrs. J. T.
dowry Society ot f o r the j>aat few weeks, iefj
day- afternoon fo r hor he
frhurch will meet Washington, D. C.
, r>J
m it
o’clock. A
Tho many frienda of
s.
KSrcra v‘
. Denton will be glad .to I
ChnilronV* Bo!ik'week
l,n<1
. - ^ r s . Henry Wight.
A hit-
-r / i
SI. 00
Thero were three tables of playnrCtr
Bth
Natl9 *9 |fl,,<l| Mr>pr'mcht** i'tsEight h Pa r* PHU J.Cf r,W"S. Ch09en-n r
Mi..
.
i
‘
guOSIS
1
Z
T
[
*
nT
^
r
of
joined
Notional celebration Nov. 7 t o " ? h1
Bde,Ph,n »«« Wayod in
the Building of America,” *lnd fh# th[ plnyer8 for refreshments. • H
^ ° rk Wkh
h i- &
Miss Newby ws attired foKthlV
°P®n to the seventh
n»ofi
,i ,!Utlir" 1 w,,y to meet ami eighth grades
of the schools. °Jt "N,on in «
becoming* f r^ J i
K ^W l n
!'r ""r th‘‘ elementary
i
\
Z0mmL
t
ee
,,r
jmixes
composed
of
Z
L
gT
*
et,t0
with
trlm m S K
“,<l chil,lron *r* unusual- [-'f Mrs. Edward Markell, Mrs. E.*
t : y receptive
F . AW ALT
ami responsive to m
1 0 0 B e d S p r e a d s — $ 2 .2 5 v a l u e s , o n e f o r $ 2 .0 0 ,
fng.?
P*r
,e<
accord|.n
pleat*
A. Douglass n„d Hey. Mortimer
‘in,i
lil,rnry '« ever
PAINTING AND’, PIjoorr,
Mrs. Leonnrdy was gowned in
of loll
to keep in-touch with (■lover will decide to whom tho
. - r 305
- S Magnolia
L iu
' I Z C M
$ 1 .0 0 e x t r a .
A ll c o lo rs
■ &
ia the
, alert
, ........m-xouen
prizes will be given this year.
fr(>cl< of maize indestructicjool
developments,
and
book
rnnDECORATING 1 lsVlork.
his home for the past w '
voile with trimmings of cream
The Nowbery Medal, awarded
•enals which will be helpful in
Kiiiionary Society of
i ryua
. Phone 568-W
Iff*-*iese
developcments.
for
the
year’s
most
distingulahad
, Church will have all
Mr. .and Mrs'. J. D. W iodnlf^
(ontribution
to
American
litera
The Lilfrary is nn educational in
fsating service at and Mrs. and Mrs. Eugeni1Tittle
2608 Sanford At*
IF THEY STAND
:
.....
nf 35c lo 50c Gingham—5 yard, foe
winning «t 9 o’clock. motored to Orlando Mond; y eve ititution, not merely a storehouse ture. is given this year to A rthur
Fast colors. Values up to 91.73—yard •'
If Isiited potntoca m ust stand
Bowie
Chrisman.
for
his
"Shen
of
tor,
books,
and
there
is
greater
eo
* Club of the Con- ning where tfcey a tten d d the
$ 1.00
operation between schools and li- th* . f e.® ; ‘,' rlt“,• w’h'ch are de After cooking, covej- the topf«f the
jj will meet at “Green H at.’’
$ 1 .0 0
-.
• ~ i ,
.
pan with several folds of cheese
or4rieg than ever before. The ns- lightfully Chinese.
,t 7:30 o’clock
Not only parents, but aunt and cloth and let it stand on a warm
xtion of Mr*. Fred
'l10 leachcra in the
Mra. Luciie Simmons ritu rm d f-xM?!cc
,,•* w h i t e w a r .
uncles,
grand-parents ttm| a |i part of the stove. This allows the
kcM
ls
IS
invalunble,
arid
the
inhome Sunday a fte r an e:ten<)«d
. . "‘•j
Small prlnfa and itrip e .—4 yard, for
!• te a a l a
friends
of
children
are invlted
invited to
to moisture to escape but protects tho
r e a r t a.
crefcaing
number
of
children’s
books
<
Jt
the
Wo’ L , .....
X
" nr,>
32 inches wide. 3 yards' for
BUT THIS will not be forgotten,
visit with frienda a t El Par >, Tex " T T " * "um ncroi
JI Jure-Fortnightly
pul out yearly, make it necessary I t I£ .n? k* Ch‘l(lren’s Book Week ^Vegetable from the cold nir.
it will be important, while earth
1.0 0
balldla* »reo
$ 1.00
>f o’clock with Mrs.
a e tr la , a p a rt*
lusts. Italian scientists have dis
I AwMCT/e
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lane, for teachers and librarians to stand I^ Hanford « iVal contribution toSCHAl’E
CARROTS
covered another df the missing
togother
for
emphasis
upon
good
I
,
,
dov‘,|‘>pmcnt
of
mir
boys
F lo rid a E x p o s itio n T r a in s
i at hostes*.
Peter Schaal, Max Steward Wal standards.
and girls.
lnnd
r
elements. No. til, in the scale of
hiaewlaf
'
UP
lace
Bell and Frank Mntkwood
and parsnips should nl92 substances that make up all
The
books
tlea ef e o a l e r a r a
..
r,,r the children’s J *
“
~ 7
course will he con- were among those from Huiford
wins be Scraped, never pared, beThe Hornld is indebted to the Tampa Times for the article visible creation.
Ifc'he Mnnroe.
|>,pti .t church, tin attending the “Green H at" Mon reading are wholesome, recreation-! M l S S L u C l l l e N e w b y I s for. they are. cooked.
°f , rltr braalltlea. reprinted below regarding the Florida exposition tra in s ’ As
Spend your money for
Pro*ram.
Our ignorance is shown thus:
al, informing, and carefully select
^iird wide blenching, H yards for
lerahip of Mrs In,_ day evening in Orlando.
Oil, Tires ami Tultex, Auto
j,'0J,rov?,( "r *«o1 "ratem the Times say a, there has been such a vast amount of propa Of i ,600,090,000 human beings liv
ed. Our Juvenile honks represent
AUDI
T
( krkalh
lon ,ar larreaaed ganda sent out by numerous publicity agents that necessari- ing, more than 1,500,000,000 don’t
series, Phonographs and la
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. W nlktr re a model collection, and the cultiva
$ 1.00
iDiprtnH’nt of graniknow
that
there
are
such
chemical
■
<
>
'1
1
-Mould
never
be added to
Radio,
Flashlights
and
BJ
Jy only a Small amount ever finds its way into print So units as elements, not one’ human
tion ot the library habit develops
gy
schools
will
give
turned
home
Sunday
a
fter
spend
VERSE FOR TODAY
Batteries, etc and get tha ■
Ct;r"i,ls un,il «r‘‘‘r they are cookthe not only refinement and culture,1 A very delightful social affair ed.
concerning the exposition being in a million could namp aJw
i High School Audi- ing the past week-end
I', THE LOitD—"The Lord [?!dnhs
ulara
on
the
Free
Phono*
it hardoiis the/ cellulose
but
respect
for
public
property,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. H .^am ji.'
ou, While ye be with Him trains that i he Herald thinks the Times acted wisely in elements thus far discovered/.and
tbek.
of the week was that of Monday and prevents tbe starch granules
and
a
sense
of
fair
dealing.
few
know,
looking
uu
a
t
the'dIHgl.,*e*k-Him , He will be l).r , Ln{? 1 ns I,arHcular article, and so follows suit, The urevening when Mrs. John Leonardy from expanding to their full size.
i E. Bolz will enterOur Sanford Library is observ
ible Los Angeles, tffnt an element
.
V.zotj; But if ye forsake tide follows in full:
gnower at
m 3:30
.i;.n/
^ J e nV^ny friends of Mrs. James
entertained
at bridge at her cozy
tlty
*hower
And IInek. Extra large size—5 fur
recently discovered, helium, keeps
HOI Dark Ave- */ Hawkins will be glad to learn ing Children’s Book Week by Rost home on Holly Avenue honoring
f t j B 11
you." 2
To thu west and to the north of Florida lie 47 sovereign
the ship floating.
' iA M
er
Contests,
open
to
grades
from
i . ..i x*
thnt ana kaa ________ i
«««’ •* . .
J
J1L
Lucille New- that she has recovered sufficiently the first to the seventh, and is of. Miss Lucille Newby, n bride-elect
states. Almost to u man. newspaper editors in those commonI
$
1113 Hanford Ave,
‘•Kg
|u r « Ruth Spencer, from her recent operation a t the ftring prizes of beautifully illus of this week.
I THE PREDICTION th a t chil
wealths ure broad and fuir and willing to be just. Ah in a
Bk— Lord, we would seek
Fcm
ald-Laughton
Hospital
to
be
Purple
and
gold,
the
wedding
col
I
month.
dren
of
the
year
1,001,920
will
and cleave to Thee all
trated books to the winners.
box of finest Florida oranges there may be found an occasion
ors, were used in decorating the
[Dfptrtmont of tho removed to her home 1614 Pnrk
know more at birth than scientists'
! of our life.
Visits huve been made to every
'll bruised or specked specimen, so in those states above and
Avenue.
rooms where the tables were spread
know now, is nob rash. Knowledge
old regulnr
school
room
in
the
city
calling
spe
G O T TO H A V E P L E A S U R E
to (he west of us are some whose mental roadways are hedged
sticks
to
us,
und
is
inherited
slow
for play, quantities of yellow zin1
c.
Subject
NMHU
.
eiil attention to these contests
and
By WICKES WAMBOLT
ly, over thousands of centuries.
All sizes — Colors, pink, blue nnd white
with prejudice. Hut not in U„. mind of one of that grout mim. .
, ,: urns and purple wild flowers be-dnduenra in
All colors. Former values $1.75
A.
If.
Moses
of
New
York
....
_
nr-1
explaining
the
rules.
j j i she, and what is she ?
Lower animals prove it. The mud
A
large
n
d
1
mg
effectively
used
in
crystal
baa|Art.(
«
r
is
there
an
holiest
desire
to
do
injustice
to
a
sister
state;
One
mun’
speaking
to
another
v born eternally
rived
heru
Monday
to
spend
sevj
lection
of
books
will
be
on
exbibi
$
.
plained
to
the
owner.
"I
don’t
wasp never taught, never knowing
S
W e A re H ea d q u a rters
■ 5 * lr^
* 1*^
“
“ " kets and bowls.
$ 1.00
fcr thh Veterans giv crul months, a fte r having spent th c ! l ',,n
howheit, among them are violeift critics of Florida. Thus it
P®*^ing. my-OP*hinc, sunset
the library und well as tla
LV. tGood
' „ _■ ■>__M_
_g
2 3 N
I....4 Ar
>_
father or mother, knows at birth mun about a third mun, known to make hut 122.00 a week and I’ve 1■
N aiv
ew Ul«-I,
Stock
Just
For
R
o
o
fin
■ante,
Uimi
niAF
O
#
tw.la.i..
1
_
A
t
rs
.
II..
.
I
»
.
.
I
V
.
Howuril
Chapter
Tallies
done
in
quuint.
old-fash
have
been
in
financial
straits
said,
summer ut points in the Eust.
well becomes Florida’s part to say "F ather, forgive them, for
Fosters submitted.
got a wife und two children to
!how to perform u delicate surgical
ioned maidens wearing bouffant
l - r r t >heart of dawn;
"Well, I see that Busselby is on support. I don’t see how I could
C H A S E & CO.
CHASE & CO.
operation on a caterpillar, keeping his
they
know
not
what
they
do,”
and
it
is
in
no
sense
an
artificial
The closing day, Nov. 13 will gowns of yellow and lavender and
ffet
again."
.
Ifriday
' V* the secret ways she
afford to puy more than |15.00 a
it alive, but motionless for months,
Continuous from
murk the event of the week, when carrying bouquets were used in
mouthing; rather, it is due to the knowledge thnt Florida can
tn.
The mail addressed expressed month for this house; besides you
i of-the Woman’s gley will entertain with a recep
for thu next wasp generation to
the
Children’s
Book
Week
Party
11 p. m.
surprise
und
said
he
was
too
glad
Journeys on.
never bo other than ju st what it is. Adverse opinions about
keeping
scores
for
the
interesting
I
w
ith
Mrs.
C.
R.
ain’t
got
no
garage
where
I
can
feed upon it. Tho insects were in to hear it.
tion a t the Woman’s Club from 8 will bo given at the Woman’s Club
keep my car."
game. After the scores had been
Florida are not what Florida is, but what its libelers think it is.
Ii’dock at her home to 10 o’clock honoring Mr. and Mrs
heriting knowledge during a mil
f h e r r l follow her
House. The Library “Story Hour" collected prizes were awarded. For
’’Yes,”
went
on
the
firist
speak
lion years and more, before men
Recently a man advertised for
Calvin
Fuller
Teague.
e
To
tell
such
critics
th
at
one
of
our
industrial
cities
nnnuuler. "H e’s on his feet again; lie’s servants. He wanted a married
B^d pools with dreams
children will present the play
came.
I.eatrice Joy In
W l
St. Agnes Guild will meet nt “Story Terrace,” preceded by the having high score. Miss Lulu
Last Colors. Two to six year sizes
sold his car and gone to walking." couple who would live on his
ly produces in excess of one hundre.l millions in m anufac
Values up to $1.75
Childrcs was awarded u box of
Why
should
n.-.r
children
be
horn,
: Club will meet at 3:30 o’clock with Mrs. Clnrke LeonMany
a
man
would
get
"orr
his
lin e unwearied tides
tures would not fall1on hospitable cars. To explain th at Ordramatization
of
the
“The
Three
premises.
Three
couples
who
ap
.
,
*
W
n
O
I.K
B
A
L
K
T
I
R
R
A
N
D
RATTICRY
SHITLY
understanding
differential
culculus
bath
powder.
The
guest
of
honor
$
1.00
|
the
Studio
of
Mrs.
feet financially if he would get on
ordy on W est Third Street$1.0 0
w bore .sleep
Bears" by the younger children, recoived a Pyrex baking dish as
IIO I.R S A L R FR IC K S*
ango county annually sends to market, in addition to its
and nble to discuss the fourth di his feet physically. Many a man plied refused the job because there f_* ! B’ a t} e » r »» < “TRiEr eT A■eILr r IAr eT, W
I on Myrtle Avebate*, whose doom
Friday
v
n * i t t k a r g e a n d re p a ir alt
was
no
garage
in
which
they
could
and
a
short
program
of
music
and
mension,
intelligently?
Already
eghty millions in citrus fruits, eight millions in poultry, a
memento of the occasion. When
would be nble to own a home and
ia
r e a e W i' *
* * * ' ” w D a l , , t r k t a W IL L A R D and walAl
Sunday School Workers Council Yecitatiom.
C om edy
(•reared
some children at two yenrH of age pay his hills if he didn’t own a cnr. keep u car.
l fo rg et to keep.
the
guests cut for the consolation
million in lettuce, a million in tomatoes, with n long line of et
»
im
PHONH
I*
-040, tI , „
“ nd supper will be held in tho
The other day I noticed a high“O
F
FIC
ER OF THE
excel in certuin mental powers the
Tlip
Thomas
Wight
Memorial
A man went to another man, priced automobile standing in front
prize, a “Colander of Dinners,"
ceteras, would tpx their credulity. To tell them thnt the celery
of Holy Cross Baptist Church a t 6:30 o'clock.
average
men
of
fifty.
Prize
will
DAY*'
be
awarded
again
this
......
w„,„
wanting
to
borrow
somo
money.
I send my cry
Mrs. Claude Ijerndon was the
of n low-priced house. The car
I with Mrs. G. F.
Educational Departm ent of .the year. It was offered last year und lucky
crop leaving ho Sanford district averages unnually about $5,
one.
The mun asked to lend, inquired of had cost more than the houst. The
■Arches of the sky,
Illustrated O rgan Solol»clock
at
her
home
Woman’s
Guild
of
Holy
Cross
GREAT
BRITAIN,
always
act
200,000 m ight oven be declared a fraudulent statem ent while
thafyn^n • who wanted to borrow man who lived in the house owned
of the stars,
included
two
310
gold
pieces,
ono
Candles
were
placed
on
tho
card
Irv in g B erlin ’s
ing nuickly, where trade is con why he needed money.
laughter doubtlesd would "gtect tho story that one form er
i’w^tl .
r
^
with Misa Hov»es Tor a boy, und the other for a girl. tnblcB and enjoyed during tbe
“T h en I F orifot”
cerned, makes all arrangem ents ^ .W elli J je r e ’a my grocery bill, the automobile, hut he didn’t own
i W. Theixlore U n-1 a t 8:30 o’clock a t the chapel
the house.
a a s s
Heady l» Wear Dept.
j The prizes are the awards of Mr. game and late in the evening the
I6B ijMbgtiHR* ‘ ' o r CktlttiM (li d
her loveliness.
•
'
M
m
|
«
.
jl
4
|tboast of Tum pos shipment of a million tons of phosphates
' staff rAftW/Winthtr’d r Pic
........................ ............. V t- • i 4 • • » k r , fK
king. They have been shooting got to fix up.” Then he added that
during the first 10 months of 1020 would find ns negative a
| hear, oh, low [ hear,
paid
the
first
installm ent on n
each other and everybody else in he had a payment to muke on his
reception with some of the unfriendly ones as would the s ta te
laughter, fluting eieur,
home with what he paid down on
cluding
foreigners
with
British
automobile.
iff a b a drifted bold
ment that enough money is left in Florida annually by tour
mv, ,. i »,
. , ,,
. | his ear and he could keep up the
« g lifiU i!liU H li!ii!liU m
among them. That makes no dif
llo w fc fM n g hair;
You don t menu to tell me that installments on a home with what
ists to pay the English governmental expenses for neurly .10
ference
to
Britain,
where
business
1 •>.()
’i t h ^ t i M d v k a/al cold
11 M ason ic B ld g .
phone 75
yiiu ara/su p p o r mg an uutn.im- lt costs him to keep up his car.
is concerned.
days.
It
in
a
queer
quirk
in
human
nature,
thnt
of
feeling
op
bile7 queried the man who was J Any man who needs an autom a
t >^
Whcro?
by g iv in g us y o u r sid e w a lk , driveway
This country has not yet recog
position to prosperity. Unhappily, we are very, very human,
te make a loan.
[bile in his business und who can
nized
Russia,
and
Heaven
knows
All work g u r a n a n te e d .
—‘^jVlina Carbony,
but happily we are developing th at finer side which calls for
L .f.0,1 to. mUV0, JJlcft8U« ?, I make nn automobile pay dividends
when wo shall recognize Ohinu’s
iSs,.
©puttered
tho
fellow
who
should
have
one
If
he
can
get
lt—
charity.
Malicious men might have journeyed northward
now arrangem ents/ Some of our
vant ytW^communication
..............
„ J J u » t «s he should have a steamami made trouble for certain hanks using stockholders’ money
boy financit rs who know only by
, sign It,.;
"fr*’ ktraS, l.hc ,
!’if ! dredge or a c o n c re te V ix e r.T r‘an
hearsay that the World is round and you^an
to buy advertising space whereby to attack Florida. Almost
afford
it.
1 nlott
can #«-!«•
t afford
a I; ocean
or* a• handsaw,
if he
1
I
»
I
m
m
—
a •liner
. • a
.
car
»tnysel
that
tuitions
go
to
war,
made
a
big
Brd stuff: Four killed in
unquestionably such advertising expense could havo been
and foolish Chinese loan, which th ert wouldn't be uny use for you i got
~ escaiMhrom Tombs.
gw it.
it.
turned back on individual officers of such banks for the sim
promptly died, us regards principal to come to me to borrow any mon • Many a man who owns an aqto- 11
—
o
ple
reason
that
no
bank
charter
grants
permission
to
spend
and
interest.
Our
government
will
ey,
for
1
shouldn’t
have
any
to
business is. not what it
mobile has no business owning an r
weep uhout thut for years. Wise loan; I’d be trying to borrow some automobile.
,
this tlmu of yeur, try
its stockholders' funds td uttuck a slater commonwealth. But
He is m ortgaging
Britain says “ Never mind yester myself.”
/H ie Herald. It puys.
necessaries of the future for a
Florida’s friends come from the north, Florida’s Imtrons nro
day’s
lost
dollar.
Where
is
to
One
chap
was
seeking
to
rent
a
-o '
luxury of the present—nnd th at is
from the north, und much of Florida’s citizenship is recruited
morrow’s new dollar to be had." house, “ I’m a poor boy,” he ex- always a dangerous thing to do.
1doesn't make much inafrom the states north of us. Naturally, tho mid-south has
.farencew hethe r you got
THIS EARTH has always hnd
J>A hurricane or a typhoon.
furnished a large proportion of our citizenship, hut north,
u>.
For Sale Ily
T H E P E R S O N A L E Q U A T IO N
its
excitements, disaster nnd woes.
—
o--------south east, west—none know nil thnt Florida really is.
And
ASHEVILLE CITIZEN
Thousands of centuries before men
jy ever cured n womanso Florida, with is custom ary enterprise, is going to prove
came here to muke trouble, animals
m arrying him.—Euatia
Sanford, Fla.
Professor Irving Fisher of Yule preserve health and prolong life.
what It is. For years it has porsistly sought tho other 47
of all kinds met death in a strange
lion. They cure or kill,
jumble. Tar pits on the Itancho has offered to bet the American
But many of their audiences are
states as visitors, but up to 1!>24, only a comparatively small
la Brcu, now part of Los Angeles, Health Association ten to one thnt inattentive or unappreciative lis
number responded; however, so many «.f those who came dur
have caught and preserved for all tins country will be a nation of teners Health us a rule is insured
ling to the Police Departing 11)25 remained to invest their funds in Floridu thut bunks
time such different animals as the octogenarian* before the close of or wrecked in tho younger years
reading "^top" means
L
~
T73— r r r n — 17 - ; _
of the middle west viewed with alarm a practical exodus to
imperial elephunt, sabre tooth ti tins- century, <hereby proving him of the individual’s life.
That is
tAkes a fine to convince
PARLOR!
ger, giant ground sloths, long ex self possessed of the overm astering when he, athrob with vigor and
lie,of it.
H onda, and middle west hankers sought to stem the tide.
SLEEPING l
tinct camels, nnd endless others. optimism th at characterizes most spirits of youth, laughs at the idea
•i— no------!• loridn wants the world to know what Florida is.
We need
No other spot on earth has yielded makers of wugers. The thing that of illness or weakness. To him his
DINING
decided to add twentynot be surprised one of these days if Florida slices out a hage
so many different animals td tho determine* whether u person” is to health is a rovul treasury that can
I mj|n to Its faculty but it
COAC
rem
ain-inJ
*
*
'"
*
------L■ypfp.
■
............ good Jienlth Is, in most never be depleted, one which will
section of the state—a county or two and puts it on flat cars
scientists' research.
And th a t’s
*ni to a casual ohservur
cases,
the
individual's
will.
The
appropriate.
No spot on eurth
honor every draft mude on it by
to tnkc it north for exhibit; but until the ingenuity of man
ttyen is in more serious
the Professor
may ho
bo na indiscretion and strain. He goes
Bntion.
equals Los Angeles in its varie- oretically
t c 1L m
, r ’V“’r ,nay
reaches thnt point where physical laws mny be defied, we
1. March “Flintstone” .
ties of people
gm aj. gam ble/, but human nuture to tho doctor only when he feels a
..... Rich
TT -o--------lti| * J, “ OUIHUCIO,
must content ourselves will! taking m. the north the products
_____
I ha.-: a way of playing hob with pain.
2.
Selections “{Cid Boots”
.....
■y/our present prosperity
Tierney
many
theories.
in '■
ot our soil and our factories, which fact explains why a croWd
THE CITY will now make n part
It in this sort of thing thut makes ;
(>n ^be GanKe3” ........... Myers
1 prohibition und. others
LEAVES LATER— RUN8 FASTER
3.. Two popular numbers:
roi
My
Sweetie”
Physicians
und
laboratories
have
Professor
Fisher’s
bet
a
poor
one.
Com,j.,7'’
^
Weet
i
e
’*
..............................D
o
n
ald
so
n
He Republican itdministraof enterprising railway men and other Florida citizens de
“Moonlight on tho Ganges”
..........M yera
If 'you
It may very well be that the scien•you loo
look at it the othvised a plan to outfit a number of railway ears rebuilt for
f i t - Score The Student
“For My Sweetie” ..............
tjsts have secured the information \
vho is responsible for our
NEW YORK BEFORE DINNER
Donaldson
exhibits, wherewith in December to start several trains, each
th at will enable the nation to be- I
4. Complete Score “The Student
|n ? ll *•'
Fworile fj.u m I O p eraaV ........................ R o m b e rg
Quickened Schedule Effective November 2, 1924
»
’
,
,
,
,
,
C|
man
a
duplicate
of
the
other,
on
a
very
broad
itlnofury.
By
these
-Oable property to the city.
come octogenarians, but the eigb- |
N®- 86
DAILY
NoTTs
1£l
Ahgel Gabriel, of course, has in his should bo able to rid hirnnclf of tfeth birthday is u long wuy from
Bptw w riters are making
means our exhibits will ho tuk«Bi to a number of our towns
VWi«
^ ucia an^ Carmen
6. i S S r t U Grand bper„8 :................... R o>»b«, f
museum Los Angeles records of
lli80QBi;a>They the twenty-first,
youth just
*x 1the fact that Queen
8:10 am Lv. Tampa ................ Ar. 11:25 pm
11^1
, - _ * und the /V/UHI
and citius wherein ure about 75 millions of our total popu
•i
“4;
Kht7
a
R
o
s
e
"
.........N
ev
ln
Faust, Rigoletto, Lucia and Carmen ‘
aed Hn American Imby,
all the human beings from all the |
T d 'U S ? T 0 * y^ rJ « beginning his play In the Big Game
«:48 am Lv. Plant City
Ar. 10:33 pm
I0
;|i
lation.
wiirld. that now live atul increase,
country more than 30,000 will require a lot of educating and
rj btst thing: most iiolitiTiinem" * ° f the Flan,e”......... Stohart
6. Violin solo “Mighty Lak’ a Rose” ..... ..N e v ln
9:05 am Lv. Lakeland ............Ar. 10:00 pm
10^«l
”
.L a k e
around the ta r pits.' f h ia 'b y ' ’the l,y" ,,n* 7?*n • " ?
between persuading b(T<>re.he can be mude
( but it doosn’t gel them
Thus, on Dec. 18, three trains, or more, will leave Jackson
7.
E xcerjits “S o n g o f th e F la mMeM*”* ..... S to h a r t
a9:23 am Lv. Aurburndale .....Ar. a»:37 pm
wtay.
is ua k
good
time ui
to vvisit
an< ^ i r t y years of to cherish octogenurianism as an
s^ T
wh/ m in
(M,« unit1
ibil Calii an- ,
1IMI). .
" T t t t ' - ' -new V'ennease Operetta:
ville and "take Florida north’’ with the glud tidings that this
8. “Old T im e r s” ...
............
.v...i
__
_____
W
KH0
from
nrevt*niahlA
rann#»n
ago
idle
from
preventable
causes.
fornia and see for yourself why
ambition or something to be work
f?:»7 l
9:30 a il
Lv. Lake Alfred .....Ar. f9:27 pm
" W , l T ''n n c e e a " .......................... K alm n n
They
have
told
everybody
how
to
empire
of
multiple
crops
is
the
finest
place
in
the
world
to
ed
for.
people
crowd
there
from
ail
otfer
j Coolldgo Is trying hard
n e w V ie n n e sse O p e w t t a f ^ ^ .
?:I5 a|>Lv. Bartow .................... Ar.
.....
Call’’^ ^ bove ant* Indian Love
live. In the most conservative use of English, it jpuy be said
this country and Europe—and stay,
lit h e leadership in tax
7:47 ‘amLv. W inter H a v e n ___ Ar...................
when they come.
•.Ho may not wunt a
m very truth thnt it is quite Impossible that the mission of
“S on g o f L ove and In d ian ^ V e
T ^ , '
| ’re11“
^
.................
^ himself but he cartain9:40
am Lv. Halne* City .......Ar. 9:14 pm
these trains will be susceptible of any misconstruction ami
PALM
BEACH
INDEPENDENT
UNTIL RECENTLY some old
Jed about the success of
<
T
»
Th,
Seminole
Racing
C
lui)'
10:1$ sm Lv, Kississimmee ..... Ar. 8:30 pm
"
said additionally that they will prove to he a power
10. " S u n n y ^ i r A S ' I Z : .......................
ludios in London were enormously
Mean party in 1U2H.
State tonvict camps are to be vict runs when hounds overtuku
10:45 am Lv. Orlando ........._._,Ar. 7:55 pm
ful
weapon
wherewith
to
combat
the
unkind
references
to
rich,
having
inherited
two
or
three
(To Tho Seminole JU efiST aSb)
-tr----- -- — —
'
supplied w ith bloodhounds, which
shares of tne private company that will • •
* to trace runa- him they will of course ru n .after
11:40 am Lv. SANFORD .......Ar. 6 >50 pm
Unemployment
situation
Florida.which some of o u r northern newspaper friends und
ds
A.
owned the '.Water supply of the
b#< controlled largely by
Imnkeni did not mean to utter.
12:08 n’n Lv. DeLand ...
We expect this him, bite him, pull him down and
Ztfii
:05 pm
worhTs biggest clty^ No one could
Z tho Republican cam
rotest
from
the
maybe
injure
him
severely,
if
the
1:30
pm
Lv.
Palatka
The
factH
presented
here
ure
well
krunvn
to
ruft
15
pm
jUtions. Why should a
ho see so
riVj '‘‘“ '■““'" “4a" * a " “ ‘,' ,Wrfc~-'ny ufooaTd Ijooc.,
R ossiss d<h>j
Boon
o . not b
oo
tide
lafipr Lo|
15 pm
Y et very few of up are able to present t h r i f t cbn
when votes sell for
darlin
convict,
uuo.
ill */ '
.Me o>:.
nahiftries
tq
s
luse
the]
apiece ?
GXadg
they
iheir
fears;
pm
U
!
t
1
»
•#
>
C
l
c i* % a/ ^ J#“.8 C om pletely a s U" hey are p resen ted uui
I
uRfi*'**
---- o-------■thvi
r:33J | i A
. .. dub ot* 0
;t >■
•ihGiS,
am
.i f n ®ndH !n th c N o r th w b ^ e th e reporta or F lo*.Mule meets Notre j°>
.71
to do ...
_
~hlAI" generally
rewww
BSVl'UU ’I
U't
w
i
k
a
.
.
day in its most crucial
'I ti
-I
— ■t tall your alngle tax friend | lur flctlqn. m ioy
v i will
wm track
iraca a run
run- 1dm and "bay” until the guards
mb
“r / r e 1 a,l0WCtl
l‘XiHtl il ^ ouId be moHt nbout
ii* i
1915 am Ar. Rleluaoad ...
9:30 pm
aeason. Tho game will hel^fuUnThi
th at, or what Britain did t o 1away_ and
— . "hay,r
.. j ” when they strike come up. Negroes are generally
Vli t>- ir
l
b
f
lf
y
*°u
f,unt
tb‘‘m
a
c°l)y
(>f
this
article.
L""
nQ
fir
iJ‘»t
.(k
nw
,i.
’
.
ud'i
j
co
rrectth
e.
situation.
‘
•
•
•
-■
—
••
------- two of the most
VJ
If Northern folks do not believe these statements, they can
the
and keep on* “ bajHng”
H'-. / >if ,
Ar. Washington
6:20 pm
41
f.i-J.M
■■IV
Jfoot-baJi aggregations In secure absolute proof by visiting the trains when they come
I, 'AJ*
tr.q ul
until
catch up. with him, or in superstitious fear of bloodhounds
iJ itj
vcve*/ 1*71.If.
,J o
0:00
pm
Ar.
IUltJ»ora
PERPETU AL LEASES were de losuhip'trail.' If they were not’fol and if eauglit by them will climb
' will present u through their sections.
nt
V .t■ifil
y
*
W i^ijladelphia
2:40 pm
clared to bo against public policy, lowed) tjIWoly by guards, they trees If trees are to be found!* But
for a record
•)Yim
O
so they were supressed—that is, woul^. be of no use. - Bloodhound*
liT N « W YORK L -L v . I I JO
ed at ^ the
Polo
the owner* WD1 lose the right to have b#en known to "fraternise" sometimes a man will fight the
rork. CVt^w Ul reBeneath the rule of men ntir$ly great,
ops ^ .d ise h a iy ^ or spcccire from or to; JariumH,,,
renew
the leases a t the. old rate, with eonripte, after catching dp
tunning c
akill of
m 11
bad,y
them.
The
is m ightier than th A flU/HPfl
D O W h o n h1nr«ilk/v..MJ
* awound
__ i»
J
RsssrVstioM, taformthm From
•'-A.f 1
y folm m
b *s they
8a*foH
Rajr, T.
?o to catch
m m m .
‘ the dogs,
-v
/A'Crj
very peaceable
anim als and If
r #•*niJ
'ere tiodfretood It
i
l
l
■ w JdU J
U«1.
-•W - .. i t i j l L :
*I" i "
• • ■A
'
;j.3*jr. i - . ;
‘■ ' ( A '
r<
■
■.*
_
“u r tor vehic,e upo" the »ubiic
another for '■%
-
i ‘ One Table
%?jr£xxuki,ior8 ^ them
Colored Draperies
Everfast Percals
. vS i
Ever Fast Prints
$
Portable Phono*
SPECIAL
Honor Guest at Lovely
Party Monday Night
BATH TOWELS
Rines
Filling Statioi
1.00
Amusements
[ R O O FIN G ] fpiLAsmc
* Infant Sacques and Capes
«
Fancy House Aprons
1.00
ss
-
Call RayBrothej
Ladies’ and Children’s Hats
Each $1.00
Silk and Satin Brassieres'
Special, 2 for $1.00
Children’s Dresses
Muslin and Knit Underwear-'*'
TODAY —
“For Alimony
Only”
The
Herald Classified Ads Bring
Y o w e ll
C o m p a n y
SA N FO R D
CEMENT CONTRACTING COj
BAND
O r ie n ta l S tu c c o
A Waterproof Finish—
. In a Variety of Colors
-.
CHASE
I n d ia n
T o n ig h t’s P r o g r a m
L im
it e iiS ^ ^ z—
■Residents of Sanford and Seminole county are cor
dially invited to attend the concert program of orches
tral band selections rendered by the celebrated
1
ONE NIGHT OUT
------”
-w
o -
-
F -i
Central Park----- 8:30 P. M.
& C O.
NEW YORK
’HEATER TRAIN
lo. 86—THE
“W est
Si
-------
T o n i g h t ’s P r o g r a m
! Louis Rich WTAJH
of Cleveland, Ohio, consisting of 19 artists
BLOODHOUNDS
' ’M i l l
n i c
VU
F,r,T tbf brand
^
UNDER AUSPICES OF
U U
-n«L
K
H on! F O
JO S . a
:e ,
nKIUl$ t *
Mi
■
m
�m
- •+** **V~ '
tA•
trtVji^sW
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‘A k
r
.
1'
„
Wflfe tTfejiS
WUk
y t&blta of
W tt th s rollInto view bt
lujtlty of Lake
ypd street a,
sks, mod*
bathing
-imr.T-r, -A}**. Turning
the County Club
Lit* ■gm tto slopes with
tVitlch-powered motor,
H i M
i i l l l '
T
- I ___ ______ L . ______
[.body
lift) quiet lagoons'and
». of open w ater—a
id for tfie plensuren«n and gnmo hunt-
HPime, grapefruit and sat
'tHe 'Citrus group and this
M ar, persimmon and plum
i deciduous family. The homc,d Is surrounded with many
a o f flowers and trees, with
Flame ^jdno and Bougainvilliji blejsomlng in profusion.
The? Lake Mary Country in truly
beautiful with its lakes, hills
and woodlands,
A fertile soil
throughout this section is adapts*
’bio to tfce rub) fag of citrus fruits
and .till kinds of vegetables in com
mercial, quantities. T h e, pasture
lands and. the woodlands furnkfi
eypry opportunity for tho raising
t*f Dairy clock and beef cuttle.
This section is particularly favora
ble for tho establishment o f'poul
try farm s. Shipping facilities are
excellent as the railroad passos
through the center of thin country
and the highways in nil direction!1
nro being hard-surfacd bringing
th loading stations within n few
m inutes drive of all the producing
urea.
v
S 'K Y ' sd r .
a ’
v A /ftu t, a e p N w o V N IW O T .?. i
M ADE.
A mamgv
ofies w m m&M* stfcV *
^ t s p y i T f e ,'!
'c L e A f c / ^ g j g f e u j /
,16
1couuo F
3
< e LLlM ^ (fe lll$ re D
u k e
inO .
cHe^tWul^tuJiTkoB'T A
woo
-
\ wow Tfte r e e T !
l ik e
J
7
amo lasjt B ur wor LEAST'-*- l F M V
E Y E 'S D O M -f tD EC& lvJt |v!E. S A E ’S G O M E
A M O F E L L . IM LOME
Avisl
^C oPL S H E L P E D G
vOoKir b l a m e
■ HAmE t o <
*
\-
bin tho Country Club
woodjand ami enter
of oak, and pine,
ind--rolling country,
a . mqat beautiful
----filg tit Iti, lost of
:Wd,behold Lake Em{stance with ita woud, clear spring w aters.
bCnutiful country
a settin g most wnn^envily loaded orange
appearance and bearof a most bountiful
5 » flit is clean ami ma
-Ilo e a u s e o f t h e A m e r i c a n L e g i o n
il. The home ftvnl.t
c e le b r a t io n T h u r s d a y , H ie im m iu l
-v • A ,'
me and f r o m Lhe b r o a d
■‘'■-Vi fife behold n m o s t t i i u g n i f i - b a n q u e t id' t h o B i b l e < I a s i o f tile
P i p i t l l a p t i - l C h i n , ii w i l l he h e h l
of the lane n o d wood-‘
W W f l t f • h i y n i g h t iiu-.tcud o f T h u r s
a h u n ter’s t-.il»i:> mo tied I
Jig pine g r o w t h , a n ideal d a y ! it w a s a n n o u n c e d \ e s h r d n v .
Complete r e l a t i o n f r o m | T h e b a n q u e t w i l l l i o g i n u> x n ' c l t v k
Baptist Bible Class
Will Give Its Annual
Banquet Wednesday
•
'
u
/x -
" « -
in t h e In tn q e i t h u l l o f I ' m F i r t
• io t c i t y I f f e .
The
o n ly .
U u p ti.t Lliu ic h ,
o k t h e q u i e t s o l i t u d e is j
song o f t h e M o c k i n g '
A l l class m e m b e r s a n d o ffic ia ls
•b u s ie s i t s e l f a m o n g th .* j " f t b e c h u r c h a n d S p m d n y S c h o o l
b J q i ^ m A o f tho g ro v e ,
j w ith th e ir
w ive s,
d a ug hte rs
or
i
A N D ’ SO T-
J
J udicial APPeTiTe
O H M *Y MCA iWtVlCE (NC.
~ 1
1
J
MOM’N P O P
Getting to the Point
4 through tho v-ond-1 Km‘cthenrt\ ,,avc bo<‘" mviU‘d 1,1
f ittr again Into the town " Uo''d tll
bnm>u.f'1L- " f' nr 7 , 1,"
rid the proposed Chom -1) ^ R- Dyl° " ; Prf sl(U,nl ,,f tl‘" B M ''
y V now , Pof> i v c e e e w
w e l l .,T hat ' s
rco Building. N e a r - V
haH . 11
SOMc rn iN ft o u r
AD AVIFUUY <3000 G\RL
location fo r a new House Jut,*u J - ^ •s h »^0,, 1:1 1,10
■
Of= T r i e
T o d a y — m o m d i d n 't
Ip $OT which phna nre
o r d in a r y
HAVE T 'S P E A K T
^perfected. To the right
“I M e >r n o t m n
| Recently com peted I u k e
, - ^ l -a
al, with its w e l l lighted
i^nly ventilated c l a s s
Several cusen coining within Lii'Hmtiodating over n h u ijurisdiction
of the County Court
|l i . The building is of r.thltecturo and subatan- were transferred Monday from Mu
of tile and ntucco, The nicipal Court by Judge W. E.
playgrounds afford White. They were: Albert Perry,
„
for the currying on of alleged to have dispos'd of m o rt
ciltdoor recreation.
The gaged property.
I). Killiani,, charged with uutoitructed Country Club
tea directly in front of mobile lorcceny.
*’ m aking i t of ready at Lewis Duckett, charged with nralt sections of the town, sauit.
the A tlantfc Const Line
w
lK Third S treet we proYea, Do!
the north tthore of
P u s s o n g e r: 1 th in k tho c o u n try
jte which section is lo- n r o u m l h e r e e x t r a o r d i n a r i l y p r e t t y !
roflti lodges and cottage
Speed-Fiendt Is l it I nitist :i-’o
‘ t i as Well as hofne i t s o m e d a y . — P u n c h , L o n d o n .
send several montiis each
the m idst of the woodlands
I
Perhaps So
.the beautiful Lake Alary
M istre s s
C u n you e xp la in w h y
th^.w vd gam e uhound. i t i s , M a r y , t h a t e v e r y t i m e I c o m e j /iA W V flA H NfWAW KMOWED A V LA C t COULD
SO LONt“>or4fc
. MOW DAT
CORA AM
fre ace an Island near the
i n t o t h iii . t i t c h e n I f i n d y o u r e a d - :
601 it OUAHTO V S H06V\TA\. T o B E W ff MISS.
fern .ihoro rising high
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w pter. On thin isinn l i n g ?
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H ucklebordis and I'ersim - ! !• ^how, . o m i i i i i .
In iibundnnce, an
S c ore lio ard ?
t for a country home with
Policeman — How many ti
'^ bathing ami fishing at
I "'--- l -JIM
have I arrested'yon?
ry door.
Itig again into ,tho wc-od-1 I thought you were keepin’
%
S s Itig
* apiAtAch another home in j score,—Tit-Hits,
Iful i setting commanding
| a
Take T h a i!
^itcrlbable view of the glinthMMtsHlnted with many colMrs. Elderiy - Tlie in; lilting
M ig la w of u most mag- wretch! lie uskeil me if 1 rememit
sunset—a picture which | heewi the dreadful mid winter of
5-SU< M
^
a
t
u
r o can paint. We then :
Think of it!
{■‘.it,
!*,tgrovo belonging to n Lake
Miss Hnmrle—I’m sure lie did
S Tt
resident of ,k-\'ig iC.anding, not menu to offend s'uii, dear, lie
: ovyr,
ovpr. th irty varieties of fruit probably di lu’t know what a had
^pWn including the orange, m em ory you have. Harnet l ’r.
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'N T Q o T G ood
GRADES ftV
SC H O O L^O
Cases Transferred
To County Court
A
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i H o 's r d n n i n c .
By Condo
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T O L L .O W
C o n s t it u t io n
THC.
f L /R C L ^
OR. TJOCS-S T H S
Fo l l o w
TH O
Co k j ^ t i t d -
TfcPfsi T —• 4 N JS to e.R .
T H A T
SWO VO
POUIFOL VONN'* T o HJSRy N
,TWN6 To BF So QUVET.DATS CAUSE Miss
Boots AINT HEAt\-?0 WL TUtNC-lSH^S
LAK EUERYVJHAvt Alt SoES.AW SEES
[SOMETHIN WHOY REMINDS
OF
l. t ’a in T r \6h t R o u n d
f
BLESS H E R LVl HEAHT - \T E N AH COui.O orjLY i E S i
HEM,Vi\EoUT HER
/O E AH LAVOD.BAO
a s Art Ni.EDS\UH!W
ToNtOrtT-?rtA€S. Sort, STAY O\>Art IH Vktl
VITAL VNW K is s B o o t s . SHE n e e d ?TO
Art D O ES,BLESS vVER — S HE- NEMArt W»»
To NOBAOY - WATCrt ©UAH HER uhTWH
BACK HOKE A N ' A H KIN TAKE KEEFI
A6AIN - AK E N ■
i a o s u i n : AN*
c a u r y in o n
a tn V ie c iw c -’
VJUADNou SAY, Mlt ;u s
VWWATTA
/AAT'i'E.fT
BOOMERSHINEV 06STICGS
7WO POUNDS O F PI OS
F E E T I SHOULD G E r
A RIN6 OF BOLOGNY t
OH, ALL PI<SAT MISSUS
BOOM ERSAINE/
The Point in Question
A E Y / loou c o r
W W TW Ar
D M B R E L L A --
y jw y v o u s t u c k
Y dub u m b r e l l a
IN MY EYE !!
. I STUCK M Y
UMBBEU.A IN YOUR
E Y E ? I BESYOUR
PARDON BUTT
DlDAiT''
H*y!
P [r n _
m <3
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✓ / \ t.
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Is
By
SOMETHIN' TO HEP HER------VJ-VNHUT vOAS OAT ?
XAWST. AH NtVArt SEEN A PLACE SNHoT RKO
KAHN TUNNY NOISES \N \T-Art DOESN'T1
LAW D\S B U N T.S S o’.BEtN’ ALONE -
V
Al
...... .......
Amen!
FRECKLES A ND HIS FRIENDS
ERETT TRUE
A** {
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A G o o d G ir l
TQ
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VftN t HAVE A
PENNY, P o p *?
IS R O O LD S A Y
YOU HAVE B EEN
*
BOOTS A N D HER BUDDIES
Y,{?r‘
Y e s,
N I. R O N
ER R A N D S FOR M OM
A F T E R SCHOOL.
*N B v / E R Y T H lN G
T
9
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SALESM AN $AM
Taking the Air
tdl-KAT
C fo d c ^ t
CMIfeffHift,
TrIE noOlE.
C trtTtft. OF
TAE_t4oflLD
G f tn 's
m ioe_,
s o n e . »k
H E.R E.-~
UHO AffE
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70ns Wfiv- VLL C£> OoUN
fH' «we«T awavJ amo
CWtre OUER Trt TPUE-
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G O t* ,
WHILE N 0 B O 0 9 3
LO OKIN G
DM’W KCWCAN
sta n d there
sa y you DIDN’T*
MB IN 7K’ EYE
'inTW. YOpR.
iM BRELLA’ f
T W lS -y iW T M V
U /A B R E U -A /^
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- | 19—Building
Cont n p to re .
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I0r—M achinery and
31— L e g a l INo n e w
naces lor wen® tm— Houses For Sale.
) 8 4 — HouneH For Sale.
liko lb on a more p e rm v u t ^
JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds of OR SALE.-O n,. Senior
T• p v n t.ir i. a n d s a i . k
Then h e xnnw that the piece
Multi
| ATTRACTIVE roAns to rent for
d e r n s t u c c o b u n g a l o w *. FOR SALE- A five room house IlK I '.t I1T M K X T OK T U B l S T H R i n i l , „ n n ~r »,a h n d „ . 0(| w « . n n f t j j
Tin and Sheet M etal Work., graph very gn<><| terms. 31ii
stores or offices at Park Ave. m. oThis
bungalow
has
large
living
II.
H
.
LAND
OFFICII
at
1
1
nn'1 “"‘T1 wa*
W ater and Boat Tanks. At Oak
In Adf»n«
one block from school with nil
| and Commercial Street. W. m ! Coom, dining room, ,1 bed rooms,
(iHineaviiis^Kln..
on n fine piece of property. *
u v iiim i
Avenue and Third S treet., Tele-’
--------- j .__ I Voung, Owner, 208 Park Ave,
kitchen and breakfnnt nook, h a rd modern conveniences reasonable
NOTICK U h e re h ^ ilv e n that, a s’ \ 0U « e* h° Wa" fishing Ip J
-ilt be received phone 111.
wood floors in living room and.din price, easy te.rms. Address Box directed liy tile Kommlssloner
of tlio idn!
ilssk
r j (oJlKtor « n l
II— Miscellaneous.
77— Houses for R e n t.
(lenenil Land Office nn.ler pro-. IVe told ’ this tale to
ing room. Modern in every dotal I. No. fifl.
viNtnna tif Ht'C. 24S6, R. S„ purcimiit
f
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HODGINS A COWAN CO., Auto
ThD home must be sold in the next
tn (lit* Hp)illontInn nf (Miirplirtt I people,
SflfllC Of them
w w days, make me nn offer. Ad- 4-ROOM bungalow on Palmetto ll,.... ,N" oaonio I will offer it, and some of them d ld p t.
Radiator and sheet metal ttorka. |
1'OR
RENT.—
1
new
a-room
buagl >ne wood rnnge, also
lit inthllc sale, to (lie litghest IUd, ,
j
gc a line
Plain and ornam ental sheet metal
Flora 'dress Owner, care Herald.
, ,
. dIT. tail at not le.^ Korn li en per, m n takb your choke, unit L'Ar
7e a line
work. Tel. 710-W. 207 1french
.priced nnd on cutty terms. Phone l ucre, nt t« o'clock A. M.. on tint :trd ^ t nind either wav
I dlinv^.r
n v o f I>*o«*ml»<*r.
D e e v m b e r , 1926. n e x t , tit
nt tl il
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n
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NFA\ BUNGALOW—Five rooms,
Avenue.
request.
But when I tell a man tl|
irffle e. tin* fi)H<i)vlnt( i r n r t o f l a n d ;
____
high
elevation.
Price
$8250.
Very
for
L
ot
3.
See.
39.
L
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t
s
10
a
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d
11,
Hoc.
rate* /»re
Essex Coach Is the greatest
a . it 31 K.. Tall. Mer.
" LI ST I NCi S W A NT EII."—F urn easy terms. Hart Nason, Valdes STUCCO BUNGALOW, large liv-1 5*.T hT.e 30
25— Florists.
mobile
value In the, world, a
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length
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ing room, dining room, 3 bed l o ll w i l l lie d e c l a r e d r i n s e d w h e n rloean’t believe that I not on
ished homes nml apartments— Hotel Bldg. Phone 8511.
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rooms, kitchen with built in fea
"STEW ART TH E FLORI IT"
We have for rent one five room
■M
l Mull | mad nt him but I get sorry*;!
p o( 30c lor
tu res including breakfast nook. m l ^ m l T w i n W Trtt - ' him. Such a man needa sympathy,;
furnished homo and three vacant
Flowers for all occasior 1
Small down puvnumt, bnlauco *ioiied t<> Immediately pay t h e | Yours, *
J
McLANDER ARCADE
,^
j la restricted to
monthly. Phone 71 !t.
j A n v ji' iirn-mof
Phone 781.
ttox 230 enre.day—Have customer;, for 2 three
a o r c l u l m i n t ; a t l v p n i o f y thft — A(Jv.
BILWij
- . - 1
h I m i VI' lli'Ht‘1 H io d
la Till
Hit?
*1(1V
t
furnished rooms fur housekeeping.
r«> ftl* ili»«lr Haim*, nr uhJurtliiUN. ,
88— Real Estate for Exchange tat
----------- ___ Phone 588, Mr. Hurt. Higgins,
*ir In firm tlit* tlrnn den Ihi tuiUmJ \
be responsible 27—Professions! Servlet 1.
Smith, Wight, Inc.
jrrect lnscr*>on*
HOUSE well located, building lots,[
Uuk'litur. u tu a .
|
l o r subsequent EUGENE PERM ANENT VU VES, W
11 -i-S p e cia ls a t th e S to re s .
$575.(11) i ash
no kinks, one price, persor il at- _
in Gindei yille, will exchange a.- ;----■office should be
FOR RENT,'.—Six room new bung will but a i> loom stucco bungalow
in case of tention. Bluebird 'Beauty SI oppe.
Address 11' « n tt t it r o t h t skx K v rn
alow, corner Kith St. and Mag on Magnolia Ave., balance a rra n g part payment on home
j i i i i n u t tin i rr. n k m ia o u :
Why have nervous women
Phono 349-J.
Box
50.
nolia Ave. Phone 7H5.I.
’ n i l m x . Ki.oit11>x,
ed on va.-y terms.
FOR
Dr. Pierce's remedies for
I tx ( ii x x rr.u t kiTTixti.
In rn sE R S
v .S'. J, N ix
representative
LUTS
as first payment <oi i n t . i . i n r o t i K r t . O k t i M tn iT i. x<.r. < -ntury and still call for th e m !.
FIVE-romm bungalow »n Pal
Tin-' is mic|ii('.sl lomibly the host
Attorney and Counsellor nt
1MPORTEO DINNKKWAHE •
tf with rates,
The answer is, "because they h ay^
house. Address Box .'>0.
metto
Ave.,
and
Spurting
St.
buy wi- have e te r offered
210, E ast F irst Street.
i Mil.i :s x t•.\ n n v
Ition will (five 1
stood the lest, are alt that the
$50 per month. Phone 71.'!.
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IN
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K 'l dT.DCGH UK At.TV CD.,
Borroation. Ami
SEE
ace el,limed to In-, pure vcgetnbla ,>
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R
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a
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s
ta
te
CHIROPRACTIC — Tho a ience
Zf. will assist you
• • o i 1 Mill lx* \ *■lirl J
remedies." Peculiarly adaptod to ,^
I IVE room, modem stucco bung- Tel • :2. h it Fust Nat. Rk. Rlrig.
--------M \ I ; Ix I \
In r 11a i. -1m 11*I r
that makes people woll am hnpU ,
w a n t ad. t o
THE HAM, 11AUDWARE
v.om.-m's
di-ease* is Dr. I’iercq’i ' 1
with
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alow
mi
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WANTED D, ■oinmonii uti
Infective.
py. Investigate. Phone 482- \ for
Favorite
PreSci
i|U ion, which .tdr
ES
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Idoi
k
I’tmiie
71
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INSURANCE
owner
o|
ten
or
tifleen
acre« I T X I 1 t» X
nppolntmant Dr. W. E. Mae )migLjrr .n otice
I’RIIXE H
up
the
enfeetded
system, mull
good citrus wild land fur sale, pre
a 11. i,f .........I i i •. I mm .i I
Tofcould (five their all. 1st Nat. Bunk Bldg.
1
I It REE Brand New S ham llunga-1
feraldv in Paula section. Must be | M . . I.* I lt)l| » ,\l nr U * 1 rt* r It *t s !*, m i l Die nerves steady, helps dfHA
Lgfflfe address ns
THE RAM, HARDWARE
anti liimm price. P. O. itox ;id8,j IF •i t * " m*; h U l n t ’t \ M nit u%11MlM away 1'iiekaehe or bendachg an
lows for rent, dc.-irahly located, j
FjJone number if 34— Help— Male or Femafe
11 •' *' .1U "V, tl 1,1t 1It* >■ •1•l **1M" 1■ 1*t
rejuvenates run ilown and wufn
Nauford.
modern
throughout.
Impure
nt
.*' 1 . 11 I* 1*f > 1Ml *i 1 * 1Mr lx 11M i\ it, , 111•1
1
A bo ut one
It tins helped thousand^
11 ) 1 I Met ■* 1K Mil Mill I I 1111 SI oil« m ! women.
Itaiirnel’s.
|a thousand has a WANTED—Solicitor, one who can
1 I . r !*l 1 1lit* M 11 V i * 1 mi Mm■ M 1 It nf
Ask
your
neighbor.
'/R fl
00— A u to m u ltilcs Vor S a le
Tths others c a n t
* ■11' 1*i.♦ n .1 U|< 'Ml n lit*111 H i h i hi n>linl
produce. 31(1 ltd National Ihnk. g
Send KV for trial pkg. tOlk
nit iiku in
i nt *.t*11 111nr ’
l'’Olt RENT’ .ri room furnished
-Wauled—to liny.
with you unless
-1It I' f III!' s i.I• ■1 *’I ( lift;, m Pierce's IiiviiliiU’ Hotel, Buffi
----------------------------------------------- hopso on Sanford
Ave., conaddress.
t IIKVSt.ER
t i•iu i n111in, i 111' 1\ I s s.* Lit.it N, Y.
j-.'Cfi
WANTE—E ntrants for big Char
-n. (H till* it I
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citA
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MOTOR
CO
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■since Ml ST he
I BUY, pay cash for second-hand v*'ni,''lt 1,1 m I," oI. $7501) p eri
leston
Contest
at
Tavares,
Fla.,
ll n|
V *Ml , II Mi l
limit
* i •M V
l
it At
Sarifi
month. Phone 7LI.
Ave. at
St. Phone d!12 ,
pianos. Aildress Box .'trn.
, it The Sanford
•MU
, III l i f t ' KM
Mi'!
t i h h l l l l i ’ i' H O G
uut
Iw by letter. Tele- on Arm istice Hay. F ifty dollars
M il v
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USED
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in
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■diners are not in five cash prizes. Entrees free. 67— Rooms With Hoard.
1 Ml111!i 1,
nn 1
FOR RENT. Five
■IK: ^ • *!
mi. inifurii'1 .•*,.! . Mil 1 u ni 1 r, t 1 Ii nvM,Iflli
Preliminaries in the aftermn s*
isled limp e, Elder Spnn ■ Imiuirej Allow us tin
opportunity of CORNER l'\R K AND SECOND
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tin
finals a t night on big o|>en mr
t?. U. WANRI.KV, M.’i'iai'i'r
- *j .im1• r t -• • « rui lit »'»TI’1111
IRK* Myrtle Ave.
I ,
ROOMS,
with
or
without
meal.*.
Efficient
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tog
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stage following enormous vuude
1 1 Im| I'l l1, 1•II t tt.*
fine p i n p e r t y .
nnipt
Reasonable rales. Lincoln Hotel.
t | h ill-. ••1 1*. *. 111IM| \ 1> 1'( t.,
JIAVKTT AND I'ACE
villi' show. Make application to
itrvice
11. 1 r IV- ' 1 ,uu \ Mm i» 111,*k#* EMI *•
\
- FOR RENT.
n room Stucco ’ s n ngg i-Seoggnm
IIk:i 11s
t 11.
RI VITS GARAGE
1 ■ tit. 1-ill Ml * crn 1it,1\11r 1: \ h 11*11
Win. J. O’Neil, Mgr, Armistice 68— Rooms Without Hoard 1 Bungalow, Palmetto Ave. and I
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Sanford Dealer
Almo«t eeverymio knows tl
----| Knty St, $75.nil per month un- ] Plume i'.'!.i,
M 1H 1 * * 1». 1i.i |iiu i ' . i-uf 1—M.' Sag,* Ten ami Sulphur, prp^ej
Staiiuii.1* — He- t>ny (Vlchrntion, Tavares, Kin.
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('(impounded, brings hack tho n if
__ 'MARRY IF LONELY.—Best
nml
SANFORD III 'It 'K CO.
I , fI t ■' I »|*t I l i c i t I f I ' l i l t I MM I J ‘
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hath. Hot waler. Close in. 205 | ----------------- -“
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212 Magnulia Ave.
!78—t) ITlees and Desk Iloom |
.TRIM CO
■r.fl ,1 , III I\ r ■4. I Ml till S.t Ml Ml 11 I
nml luatre to '”
Phone :tf.7
lir, list ct'' uwdit. hundreds rich, strictly confident-1
M• I rlr| I 11• *1K.ji.il I" 1*4.'* i 1 Ill'll t i l]
j S* ill I 11**I « I ' - Mi II t A (
i.l; descriptions free. "The Stic■-! N I(K ,;v
fm il, ' fiuiin OFFICE FOR R E N T - la Mnscli
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11si v
|fur tvliiiuites.
i.INI 'ULN — FORD
FOKDSON Mil1’. *'.♦It* : .I1 i! ‘ , 11 it*!.
eessful Club
Mrs. Nash. Box
Twjn ,H, |s ,.rivi,u . fam i|v. A,|.
Bldg Apply A. P Connr'ty ^
radkokr
Edward
Higgins,
Inc.
streaked
Sons,
Magnolia
and
2nd
U ITM'MM j»i '.... . ami i.rrlchil i
555, Oakland, Cnil forma,_________| joining bath. HIM Magnolia.
'*M'n t M11m 1!n*1
modern * ( '"mmen ial & Palmetlo. Piiono !).T1 i <! **f st nl ' "Ii
gray. Yfol
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VUI.CAM'/.ING
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KENT VULCANIZING WORKS.
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has
large
living
rooln,
din
I Itlkcs friends"
11 1 \ nt i Ill* T i l l .1 m l l e l n l
room and bath for rent. .TOO W.
GOODYEAR TIRES.
thin mlxt
McCALL it FOX, Real estate in- ; ,,, , fimm, 2 beds, bath including HOOD AND
WOMAN— Wants washing, men 5th St.
11 f i l l ? , Si IIIIJM*li* I ' n i m i y ,
U. S. L. Hnttoriea.
I Ml**...
was
to tHajS
vestments. Best buys are among | rth„ W(II. kitchen liar, built in fen-1
preferred,
cooking
or
house
Distributors Chandler
I’.V \. M w * * lxrt, 1'. C .
vice Offered
our listings. Phone 745.
i u.tes, ul*. electric range nml
it a t hos
,j
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*
work. 1202 Lincoln Court.
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Commercial
Avenue
69—Rooms for Housekeeping
S o l H it I
I"l'
*7 MH |<l ll I l!Jt fi t .
which la mussy nnd troqplcaq|®M
price of this !
SEE R. C. TISDALE for good buys water beater. The
Nowadays we sinqdy ask a t a
(STORK
i’r e - 1WANTED—Position by experienchome,
is
moderate
and
terms
ran
I X n i l : I <K I f T I I I ' I'l l 11 ( tM X T X " drug strire for "W yeth’s Sago,
Soili*. \ 'e are | cd stenographer.
A-l refer- FOR IlEN X —Furnished rooms. 2| in Real Estule, 2H0 Meisch Build- be arranged any way to suit pur i
car sheds, heater. 125(1 W. 2nd i lntt.ii m m , m : i n xm r.
n n x r x . Sulphuc Compound." You will m m
phnm-.
J cnees. Phone .'121-W,
_lehn-.fr. Address Box 5!) nr Plume
v m i i <<i t T . i m i i n .
1103
I ------------------------------ ______ t St.
a large bottle of this old-time rcicl-d^u
I n i *• Hu* I 'l i t J i t r **f i
HICiGINS-SMITH-WIGHT, INI . 71"
DODGE BROTHERS
S*' ll | o
*1 I I l 1 111! I.l I 1, (•( >T ilSl'll.
pe improved hy the* addition’ of " ’ ' ■
Real Estate and
37—Situation Wanted Male. j NICIE large room. Homelike, wuh
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INSURANCE BROKERS
i in v i, \ i m n :
oilier
iugrudiunta, for only 75 oc
s
7
—
A
creage
for
Sale
Dealers
or without light
housekeeping.
_ _______ ________________ _
Everybody uses this prepack
FOR GENERAL house work urul ( §jji ? \y on)|
, \'**TT< C
111! It K M V O I V K N t»t:i»
! LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH, l
M m * it nH •'fHlt; h« >1 w i l l . *n 1 lhi> It* Mi
now, Iteenusu no one can poMf
ftfull line
| wimlow cleaning, ask for MACK I . _______ _
SELL GOOD USED CARS
“THE LOT KING"
tliii n f \ •*\ urn b* i , A M I !'2i;, 4H'i*Mi*fil
li|ht. i .»h or t at 45!!i E ast ,)th s t.
tell
th a t you darkened y d u f
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73—Wanted—rriMmjs. Hoard
jour business. ;
Several
S I MH I 111114 t ' 1MI H t ' . 1‘*I ( 11' 11J Jl , l l i u i l ' fhtrtl ns it does it so nuturnlly nmlO+t
GROVES FOR SALE
pi t in tt,
n v M i i ti t l u u i
ViMU'tiftfH
81—Wanted To Kent.
Bargains in
ly. You dampen a sponge or M
K m r u t i n m nf K i r K mt nit* u f N u l M c
Cu , jr,,,7ei'a| I f 0 U R T E 0 V ? ^. extucated
\Va NTED
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G e .n tle n iu n
Used
Cars.
Twenty
acres
I
I-I
miles
East
M
o
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I
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ck
j I ft t*tl,
a m i at brush with it and draw
ixv tills
tins th?OU|
tnrougt
man, reai.lent of Sanford, dowith , e(lu„ WHnlH rtKMII f„r himg i i i I liiin>, Mn ft ji till lln*r*\
ap
FOR KENT.— U rg e up fdairs j „f Osteen, 8 1-2 acres in mature
Alrwalk-., buildPrices right,
e
sm
all'attain
your
hair
taking
one
pi h.* t lu ll ( m tin* mu til . ( mlw*> fni
a
b ... , » | s,rM P«rma,ncnt: l,o"iti02 ’
I self ami j.arking spare for ear in
front ik'd room. Alsu small grove, fruit yield thi;. year esti-j
reasonable terms.
ning the gnt)
l i m i t st-t 11 ■kin **nt nf M m l r utlmlriiiMt i «*
ul a tim e; hy morning
w ■ • v , rufurenceo furninhcd* rhone inO, *yard witli some private family,
T
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a
m
i
f
m
a
ii nnl**r
room.
Close
to
bath,
Hot
water.
mated at $.'[51)0.1)11, grove free of
I
after attUthUj
hair
disappears,
and
' between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m.
•I i Mi'ini J |4 1liy; t In-ill a.s a i n ’t* K \ r « n
(live details in answer to "Room Best m city. 1200 Oak Avenue, j l|iHl,,IS,. iU1(| splendid condition ■
lt d m
application
or
txvo,
your
half -L,,
Wanted" care Daily Herald.
MILLER O. PHILIPS, Inc.
Mat t i l Mi in tin- 111 ti d a y o f t f r p | CLEANING <(,'j40— Money to Loan
-----------— ------------------- I Price $12,000, $500.00 cash.
comes beautifully dark, thick'• ! ,
t r i n l i o r , A , IV 11*2*1.
W AN TED—Garage apt. or small j
Impairing a n d i ________ __________________________
I*. M f - K I N I I A K T ,
glossy and you look years yOijdjM
J. M
W H tTK K V ,
Vouse furnished or unfurnished. Any ( Thirty m res 1 mile from Murkl<65 fur prompt I LOANS—Money tvalldblo a t 7 per 74—Apartments and Fluts
Elm Ave. nnd 13th Street.
A m I !suirMit**i’M *>f t ho
desirable locution in or "‘’»r i tuim—20 acres cleared
small
cent. Close in property. A. P.
K a t i i t # tif N f t t l f i M a r l a
1-*‘t IlllJI I t . I 'iH f-UHCll
NICE Three room apartm ent with town. Answer XV Z. (a re llei aid. j
—vineyard and good homo
--------- j Connelly & Sons.
PHONE 3
S,
11
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* I J - 11*■*JH, N . 2-1*. Irt
private bath. Seminole Hotel. —
ARBEIt SHOP
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Avenue.
i 47— Doga, Cats, Pets.
I-2 cash, balance l and 2 years.
M K I . l H ’I'lt V I I O N N O T K ’H
FOR RENT.—Furnished 3 room j
Tin*
K**ki lMtr.it I o n
f i n u k H n f tl io
Special at- *
garage apartm ent.
Pee Gee 1
i*ll v n f S a i i l H i i t , 1**1o r iila,
w ill
In*
ami ihililren. FOR SALE.—Pedigreed Pekingese Paint Store.
FOR
SALE—Store
with
dwelling
Forty
acres.
near
Punlu,
5
nn
ii|»i'ii M n m l a y , N o v i ' i n l i c r Milt, I H 2‘ fi.
I
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--------------- —-—-— ------------------ ! rooms, good location.
$25on ||nku front—good citrus fruit soil,
jiuppys. 2805 Miignolia Ave.
J T r l i . I !<1!il, A t tin* t ' l ! \ M u l l ,
AM ITtKSSERY
FURNISHED APT. -For rent for 1 smalt, cash payment. Rt. A, Box | rice $1500.00.
f 4 It 1 * 1 1 M ' K M ' H
BE
Q*JRE
nml
seo
the
new
custom
Mil v* ll»*Kial i a l loti t r f f h ’i r
ling. Iniloringi 56— Fuel and Feed
txvo people only. Garage and cold \ 41.
In.
/t
Sludebakers
‘'Avenue. Phone
Eleven uervn on Paula Road,
water free. $00.00 u month. Close
SAN JUAN GARAGE
I in. Convenient. Mrs. it. J. Holly, 83— Farms and Land for Salt* ■*wl0 foot on hard road --homo jtrfi
For H5 years, n/.Ilions hBV
FOR GOOD WOOD CALL 3513.
remodiod,
price
$1000
00,
l
.'l
cash,
DODCF
518 Pirk Ave.
rubbed
soothing, pem tratlhg 18f
FIVE and one-half acres purth balance I, 2 and 3 years.
DLE PRINTERY
[ f.,,a!HltT
aml
Trucks
lacobs Oil rl(|^it t
FOR SALE.Stove and fireplace FOIt BENT— Furnished flat. Priv
[TAJIKIt AS
cleared, close in. <‘wear, Box 11 i, j
. Kim and L'ith St.
Phono 3
‘he tender spOtj aS
wood. Phone 3512. M. M. Lord.
Burn,iks
Hon.
Ed.
Waltlmll,
City.
1
Sixteen
and
one
half
acres
1
8
___
________________
__________
ate inlh and entrance. 1020 Elm
hy tho time th«y 1*
■N. I.umlrv, P r o p .------------------------------- -------------- * Ave.
" ----- ---------------------------------n,H« of I’lAdu Road 1-2 mile b e-j SEMINOLE HUDSOIVESSRX Cure Seminole Hudsoti-Essex Co.,
lack, Robtaq
FOR SAWC.—Two Ill-acre trm l ■I >end Country Club. 330 feet on |
INC.
Sanford, Flu.
cmnos the rheum at
i.vbekry print !5®— Household Goods
on Paula road oppoaite Conn lake front; five atres, old g rove;'
203 Oak Ave.
GARAGE APT.— Large room anil
pain and distrcaa-7
Phone 41
'Bog. Kngt living,' ______________________________ _
Dear Ed:
bathj completely furnished. Call try Club. Tliitt property is con ' price $1000. $1000, Cash; butSt. Jacob# OH la
I sidered the most desirable count) ) mice X, 2 and 3 years.
In these days yon must In* up
o» first He do p o R SALE.—I horse for riding or 355-J.'
HUPS—MARMONS
harmless
rheurtfti ,
_____
___
____________________
_
:
iimue-Fite
between
rrcnch
Avcmi"
date if you are going to lie a suc
’ 1 AvvTiiii>. i working, acetylene gas geneSanford Automobile Go,
iisni and pain
v
’o
off
Pmdu
Rond
|
Six
acres
I-I
apartm
ents
and
and
the
i
ountry
(
lub.
Will
s.uii
cess
at
anything.
j rutur. Stovw fixtures, counters, ' FURNISHED
2(Mi Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137
meiit which n f J « J
sleeping rooms. 520 W. l6t St. j lice for quick sale. Inquire Box 11 in grove; prici wants bid.
If you >!ick to obsolete methods
etc. Baby bed. 1305 W. 3rd St.
lisnppnlrits a n .- a i
®l’B n u ii'W Y
Phoneli8.
A.
II.
I*.
Care
Herald.
.
simply
because
they
wore
good
NASH
Phone 223-J,
looun’t ‘ hurit "i
'>*11 S t i a r " ______________________
Six HI aero t r o t - on Paula I,cads Dio world in motor car value, yesterday, you are likely to go
<kin.
It tukea
new
Road,
just
beyond
(
’ountry
Club
j
SMITH
MOTORS
(JO
HJKNT
—
Nice
apartm
ent
[HUR
SALE.
5
acre
farm,
hungry
tomorrow,
unless
you
have
and FOR
FOR SA I.E—Double bed
nptlon> nml
xml sorctiear
unfi
-nished
close
in,
$45
per
j
house,
$2H0U.(I0.
L.
L.
Keller,
Lake
j.loal
for
planting
grove
and
mix
clone
the
squirrel
act
pretty
well
Magnolia
spring, cheap. HO7
livery,
tiffncsH from ao(
ing poultry---good water, electric AUTOMOBILE DEA g ERS If you and have the larder heavily'stocked
Phone 15C-W. Inquire 1Monroe, Fla.
Ave.
month
I *\vant to cij'll your used cars, ad- for a hard winter.
ing
joints,
muscles
and b a n w |
1
Itghta
an
d
'o
th
e
r
riuivrniciu'os.
Hot Sumlwii lies
2201 Chk Ave.
| vertise daily on the classified page
N O . DOWN
PAYMENT.—The
• Suppose a fellow tried courting a stops scialicu, lumbago, backact
| FOR SALE— Four piece bed room
first two to (fee me can buy a
and neuralgia, 35 cunt bottlo i
~ Ibdicrdusiier
suite, breakfast set, one oak FOR RENT.— Furnishiyl upart- home apiece for rent. 1,. Bland ^IIGG IN^, SMITH, WIGHT, ING FLORIDA- J K I jANDO - Orlando girl in llii'se4duyx in the old f jikIi
Hot and cold water. 708
Mornmcr Sentinel; largest dasni- loned wuy, sitting across the room autecd by all drugglata,
men;
table, 50 lb. ice chest, 2 small
, DEVELOPERS OF
First St. next lo Spring.
— At
fieil business, rate 1c u word, min -I from her and allowing the soft
kitchen tables. H. Rampcnthal, W. 1st St.
imurn
24c
cash
with
order.
to
remain
merely
an
ornament
in
New Upsala.
LOCH ARBOR
APARTMENT—$8.00 and sleep 84—Houses Fot Sale
tho room. H wouldn't be long be
ing
reams
$4J)0
Space
for
ear.
fo re Home up-lo-dnto guy with the
FUR SALE—New furniture for
PHONE 588
MORGANTOWN. W. VA„ people now close-sitting , methods would
FOR SA LE—House, lot and gar
five rooms; living room; two 1000 union Ave.
are interested in Florida. Reach have Ilia name engraved on u sheet
age,
good
wutor,
clean
lot.
l-ess
if ,K smith
■bed rooms; dining room; kitchen.
them
through a classified udd In of puuoftjust Under that girl's first
than
$700.00
Inquire
Wm.
P
Contractor
Above the uverugc, but priced low FOR RENT— Four room furnish
—
I
the
Morgantown
TOST, Six cents
•Stanford,
Brentwood
Add.
1-4
mile
I. First Street
ed apartment, nicely located.
,name, and thu follow >vho xvas too
for quick snlo. -’ 218 Magnolia
— n work for six consecutive Issues.
part, Ginderville, Orlgntto Road.
Pone lit
far-o ffish would not even ho roApply
Pice
Hotel.
Ave.
____________ _ i . _______________
mumhored when those expensive .H o p * you never* did—hope :
M A
hits of engraving xvere being mail never will. Of all the a w fttf^
’ ’ .*/ ’
log, burning, agonising b r
ed out.
e a t o f - the skin, ectemn
You have to be up-to-date In w
orst. I t’s terflblew Yo
yoOtr methods—even in fishing,
too, If you have i t
A ifrUnd told m e’the other day m iatriblo «U o v e i'- jt
th a t he went out fishing and Hahetl nerve# ;|o pieces—e
a your ef
fro/n.sun up till a fter dinner w ith
iten I Y ou''canlures and
never
S. & & dice it.' 1
1 ev^n'got u nibble, much lesa a bite, *
* the r ta l trouble l
H e was disgusted. Finally,Jha degided to make a lure of h(s owi* ) tr ,
He wanted something th a t would
look bright and attractive,.: He
IP •ST?‘« -
rg%L TfceS»"‘
Your Health and
,
Looks!
*
m
*-«
AN OLD RECIPE
TO DARKEN
id
RUB F I Ollt OF 51
MODERN FISHING
J
GT0N TUBBS II
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H D IN STORM
jfi
Maryland Village of
People Prepures for
UitJa! of Victims of TorQnujfr That Struck Tuesday
TJttle
50 0
State Obligations
i
Retired in October)
,ri»TServices
ge Features
7
•
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More Than 2 Score
People Are Injured
Funds Would Offer Coalimi-1
Fury of Storm Is Spent Upon
ing Source of Revenue for |
Countryside Where Prop
All of the Common Schools i Six acres of ground inriAttinto this morass when an unduriri’ound
erty Loss In in MitlionB
lake
burst
tlvuogii
walls
of
tty
Bnrnov-Decker
non
mine
at
Tshppming,
TALLAHASSEE, Fla..
v. 10
I.A PLATA. Md.. Nov. 10.—t/P)
-CP) The appropriation ••f the Mi-h., a cpiartcr of a m1lo distant. an I drowned *l men. Hanks around
—This litlltji town of r.oo Holds
the 'edge *show
legislature >of
>■ the
n o interest
MU' •- ' i >>n nion
I11\». |- inv
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stooped in SO
sorrow
today to take up
T
ey i»f
stale funds as a root inning
i **y
of state
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.
fndlnnn'n grand jmy)’ investign- 1
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I0:fl0—Memorlnl Exercises Ui
Central Park.
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11 o’clock - Speed boat races
on Ijiltt’ Monroe.
' 1 2 :;10 —Luncheon at legion
hut. *
’ 2:30— Mercer-Rolhns g r i d
iron classic at Municipal Field.
7:30— Night firework* display
at Municipnl Pier.
•
11:30—Legion hull in City
Hall Auditorium.
again tlm usually placid threads
of its existence which were sheared
uddenly yesterday afternoon by
■j-jj'vw-v the wrath of a tornado that wreak
It I I K ed havoc and destruction along a
. path at times 500 yanb. wide
through a portion of southern
Mary Imid. killing 15 nml injur
mg two score, mostly School cliil
.
...
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!•,ven ts W h ich A rc to lie i
Mario
^
rx U E R S E Y COUPLE SEAPLANES ARE
....... ....... .. .......... ^t';HASTILY BURIED, PREPARING
tfon^of alleged Ku Klix
HV A b a te d
litical manipulation coi tinues
L Governor .John W. L. C. Julian of !\vnn: ville, picturiFIoriihins
>ritl»ns . L'fiHTftll.v
M
! e{| above as one of thi latest wit
>e Arnus u<
.
||K,HKCB> Julian. said i<] have been
i as associate of 0 . (’. Stephenson
ICSi na>J ' " ‘l ’" ” .
1 in former years, rercitly was i
mmt
n^-ii
I.uning Makes SuggesMm to
Dcvcle Interest of Slate
Funds to U3e of Spools
Instead r f Toward Do j I h .
Ifthe Lead in
Lriate Obser7 of the Day
M
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BY OFFICIAL 10
HELP SCHOOL
l*
Dn classic Here
Interest of
Florida Fans
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House m
Pari
PootL,_tT,
Among the
L efrion n airen , fc
speed b o a t ra ce
m a n y s e c tio n s o t l
ida w ill com e to ^
m orrb w to a t t e n d ’ j
RUMANIAN QUEEN
IS NOT W0RR1E D '£ = £ h
OVER CENSORSHIP
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eieeiion ot |;t,o week hi. I.
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S e v e r a l le jd o n
ported to have important di'i-ii- toraicii;. been set a-il<* I...
ed proirraTna 'in s t& n
('lim
it
T
e
s
tif
ie
s
T
h
a
t
Ikinif \vifl V»4*"ihl* o r-J meats hearing on
s P°* ( tircamnt of the s i:i*.' i».
jo in w ith th e S a n fq
deblcdnfsit.
These
..I.
| Undies W ere B u rie d W ith *
he tiny- I” mo* t o f [litical activity.
Doesn’t Resent Plan observing th# e n d ;# !
were met entirely d">- ■
, , ' an A u to p sy ; O th e r P h s »er cities, civic unitsj .
Held at Hampton Ronds' Sweeping up from out of the
To
Guard
Her Remarks but World W ar with » i
F the Am.ri.an Legion
tuber and the ini ere
....... ....
J Potnmac, the disturbance swooped
sk
ns A re ( ’ailed to Sfant^
Believes
She
Is Diplomat and sport* program 1
now being tuiid lin k into
lar«t parndes. while meNOUKOLK, Va., Nov. 10.- - and twi-ted intermittently but
Sanford wfil ‘‘el
era! revenue l.mr • ?.I il
Enough to Meet Situation
t ! S « ! will he held in
’ .)., Nnv. 1 0 .
S«»MK. VI' '
1 1 * Str. rig northwest winds caus j coneeiitraled its fury upon the
literally
sneaking,
urer.
i of tin* -tale.
off. red l»y tin
ed ( aptaiti of the American |. i liool house here whore <11 pupils
I,Vi K*. i h
county office# WlBSH
!
...
I
Mi.
”
11
ocelli
s
I..
lot
'
>!••!.
QUEEN
MARIE'S
TRAIN
ENMartin y e s t<> f’nnnami ll ili.ia S. hnclder trophy j teachers and attendants were guthSchool children h#rra\ j
Ill l*>. I■ Mills ..use t0da>
I rumor oi i l.'i t r to ! In i...■ . .Thor,
agree at II ■. red. Kleven «>f the children were ROUTE TO DENVER, Nov. 10.— an Armlstico holiday# !
tilie lel’li'
o .; t o alioW t h a t
•‘that in. tj-1• incoiio from tin tnai.il. II.
o'eMrl; 'in iii.'imug not to con- , I,tiled and most of the other i in I/I’l—(iueen Marie is not disturbed no classes tomorrenf-j:
•lied l.\ j ! be boiiie
source lour hi well be :i|
.1' ■v. K d w a r i l M
cnee to:
|VI||lend tie n- pivsem
**<j
dll.
L tod i> lli. nuineuveruhility ! toted when the wooden wnlls of at the thinghl that virtual censor The retail store#, bank
_____ •
i the la".'isi:iltir«- hi realtor, imj.-r
I'Vior
.
lills,
We'.
the building were seized and flung
f|Jf«!ure. The Stale
j lfall in..I ,
l rials.
ship is to guide her convormtions of the private offteta ;
[fllltha: or will be elns- ( LiffKt Snow Reported in Few ‘ni.l
,
...
.|
pi
eeipitat'
•
"llicial
aiinouneeWhile o
T III
’r .'i'*
...... "s«‘rbool" of the bnii'.l Mil
I lint.
will be cloSed *11 (htf*
the >..millo'l
, i*y and everywhere in j Sections Along Northern •tate,
At least a dozen other farm- with newHjinpernicn nhoard her
........ rather than f o r t h -obstai.-1 h 1
# '|||S tlin' thc tnals were call
A feVr o f the #t
I (he day «... be .deerved , Fringe of Dixie; Mercury ,I ti,,i
!".iises and barns in the path were train, as announced last night by groceries, will open inr l
off Ine i. eii made, it is priwli • p. r formed i u*'
rer. nm which e etit raised !>v ' A |lie •
t in I rereuiie.
la-ally <vi lam tmu the race i levelled to the earth and the dam- Prof. Nicholas Petresco, who is ing but closo at thV t
[ holiday.
I Drops 20 Degrees in Florida |taxation.
.t.'opsiis testified
be pai.. mi., .he *-t:i»i first of t in
I
ieliiuimtl ies will led lake pla
[ age was estimated nt thousands of representing tho Rumanian prime Tho postoffico prohahW;
^turc gridiron n n lest
at.ii'iaiion was and.trt a.-tuy for o<> definiti' nr .- neci that i ”
Ic.lay and that race will not be : dollars. The loss of life was minister on the tour.
itiltbetween Mercer UniMr-.
(By The Associated Press)
two wei I ,i11ei ihe burial
ono exception to th#
fie purpose."
flown until Friday or Saturday. ' small in comparison to the strength
(Mir°n ...... .. und Rr.-Iin his letter of Iranstnii:al Mr. M ill,. and sin**1li« r physician said
Wintry breezes from out of the
No inat
M. PetrojcYS’s chief concern is ing rule.
J i,ml power of the dbfurbnnce as Ijr
.<,( Winter Park, at middle-West today descended upon Liming said:
that the i.aly oo i mortem Wound
guarding ugainst utterances by her been received e#rl
• MRFOLK. Va,,* Nov. Ill id ''-- [ passed through a thickly settled
[fMrf the game will form the South in the* first general mid
•’Official returns from various found mi tiic
'in woman a body
mujeaty which might have disturb noon by Postmaster
Ktimlv s 'nplnne; beaiing Ihe portion of the section.
•
f tbt inon-tvceleb ratio n wave of - the renton. Light, snow counties throughout Florida make resulted from hi examination re-|
ing political significance at homo, alive to closing tc
was uni to become' hopes of Urn lu lled Stales and, 0 „t „f ihe chaos and welter in
of tho service wirti
waa.’.'reported in some sections it certain that tile aim'll.nnenl to J vealing tliiil
knits!.
Italy were tuned up lu re today in , the wake of the wruthful winds hut Marie hnfi um^minUhed con- open as ustial and the )
section
!>
of
Article
XII
of
the
state
a
mother.
along
tlig
northern
range*
of
Dixie
4i College and *he South
, preiiara
for their seawiflrthy there came today stories of horn- Hdcnco in h°r ^ b i l i ^ r aa a dip- residential district ml
jies contest at Win- last hight, while, mist and strong Constitution authorizing appropria
Dr. Rudolph llcgcmiui. who ,e .# r
..reliminary to the annual la,n. stoicism and u queer InterPu,Ulc“‘n
h* nd,° do1* will bo made.
tions by the Legit lature for the aid formed the lirst
:'t
j what has been sched- winds prevailed elsewhere.
"«• " r s t autopsy, told "f
cup rn« ea which are mingling of honor.
CM 11 n u® ,n,<’
of
common
school,
I
uih been ratified
ntk central Florida ob- \ Louisville reported a tempera
A
parade
of
veteran#
oil
his examiiiution, his explanation scheduled to Is* held over Hump*
John Marshall Bu/r, a historical, In making the announcement,
by the voters of the state.
three
war#
fought
by
..
of
ihe*
billet
wounds
In
ing
follow
f tin day.
T
ture of around 34 degrees with a
|tun Ronds on Armistice day.
U year old figure, with blood J the professor, who is * member of
"I know this is gratifying to
men,
patriotic
organitat**
ag at Wintoif Haven light north wind promising sno>v
ed Willi close i.i'iresl by thu «l<- ! America, v.iib i<to victor'
In
streaming from his wound*, ran [the People’s party now In powor
you personally, in view of the iw
I by a game between flurries.
feiulimts, calm as ahvay , ’and ,'mr her credit ,o the intern- .ional from tho school house, reuodnding in Rumania, explained that the Ida National GuaT*“
flurVioa.
tive support given by you to the
trh.Kil and Wau*
es Mills, till. !iao I :itoI ( hnrU''
event and nub him* more ceded with till* scream* of wounded and! Queen hns not been required by Scouts, women’s
—.
. , ^ l thr> opposjUi ej|tL.^f Dixie pryggfcytl amendment, and now that
„
hum#* >• * (.i obtain permanent ponsei on of
idol chlU
children, .will
itl- schdoi
XJtll'i.
dnughti-r
of
tinja w !-'
RornUnveter
the pimple nave formally and legal
New Orleans Imil a tnorii
^ Jb sv k riii# # ..
ovillc, Phillips High rending of -IH with the weather ly adopted this policy, the ipiention singer. hr. Ilcgoimiii w;i’ n il ..hi** j the trophy, b-i-. entered thr«xi
to oiv w’hidher *he tnng.u*. Ii'inyx R 3 <’ raci-s while, Italy \ m liu.i
nd.iL'Iiaio, Alabama.!
"Pit use telephone everybody," he |uible fi»r her declarations. Ho rs (. rfh o"
mi one of ways and means to make
air.
,.....
and upper pail mu "< <"•' i.uid never wmi 111* race, enter I three sobbed, in fear and pain, “the |called also that tho government, hut on
j Duval 11ll'li School in ’ 1
il
most
effective."
It w»ii clear iit liiriniiigluiiu with
pope,
.uissing
when
hr.
Olio
.'
m Ini!
o’clock
sharp,
jiiicedy
mo",
t'laii!*
type
planes
f High Sch ".1 11- 1. I lie
whole si hiiolhinise hns blown. which at first objected to the
For th*' (iovernor's information
pea In. ?•ponsured a the me m iry at 35 degrees while the tieusurer gave nn iiecountinp tzc |h - f' -fined an autop iy lasl i inii l" I wii it twin pintle >ns.
uwny.*'
American tour, has enjoined hor uel Yount's, grand i
Montgomery
was
six
degrees
Pnssihili!-.
.but
a
posti
oiieim-nt
mciith,
wen*
present
at
his
i*x:nn
!jh down town streetn
Almost all the population o f ; majesty from grnntlng interviews parade. It will diet
of interest money revived from
might
hi.......
I'
snl'V,
which
nro.*o
inttlii
n
m
i
1'.'22.
l'ci
mitt.
il
by
th*
nBI }■<• (.‘.her ollSDY- warmer.
iUute funds iluring the Mai tin ad
the town followed the boy to the in which nhe is to be quoted by Park, where tho UK
rises will begin at. lOd
Kloriif.i experienced a sinking niini-itr.ition as follows:
I'oiivi in i”:•v• an opinion, In- imd \i .sterdny u ' m m the nr .'ignhility |
ti'dnv he- i top " f the knoll where the school J newspapers.
Tho
American
;.
^ts
were
.1
laved
on!
il
sensation
ill
the
thermometer
over
hi'lhi
iighl
tiu
-e
"
'
g
a
l
l
;
iv"i.
pn
•hum i he historical
Quarter end'ng Amount
i an.i* of a . ' ‘ iso wu.ul or eomii- hail etood, hut sti/.xl no longer. Its j Tho professor also advised cor- be usod.
i rill lie Um . cu'inoiiics at night with Miami recording 01 de March 31
l»25
t tnl.
tioM-i, Ivsm . .1 lyitli th" fereciist contents, liuninn and inanimate, respondents abonrd tho train that
Brief patriotic ,
tin# wlica "Oi l tJlory" g ets, a drop of 15 degrees during June 30
I
2 -U.nti.tat
hr. I’. I. < rook
aid la.it Ihe
i
for fair ai d «older wcu her today, were strewn over a rudlun of more ho Is to be tho channel through made by Forreat
the
night.
No
overcoats
were
to
September
30
11125
8b*05ii,74
f*r the niinparls of Old
bo'lii" wen Iniriod without .in anthan n quarter of a mile. Some which noods of tho royal family Sanford; Major S,
1025
38.370,22 l„psy tin; p.r l nmiii-m eViimiimtion 1 with fresh northwest winds. t
, for lit" first time ho seen, however, except on arriv December 31
.........
. .......................
of
tlu*
children had been blown u t 1 will roach the press. That func- commander of \C
|
Tin*
nnv
inability
ter.'
i,
a
p’
r
oicals from the North. Jacksonville, Mnreh 31
1020
37.H1.Vlft having In eii i-onfimd <" <h*! dc
lenst 750 feet. Other bodies were |tion hns been performed horoto- Post, and Judge J. (
lie'dtli
'<uisiH'
b
'
tlu*
Schneider
races,
awoke to find bright skies with a June 30
H>2<>
52.44.1.11 te iuiiimlion of .Mrs. Mill 1
’ fore by Major Stanley Washburn, Spanlah-Amorlcah \
taxing the plane along impaled against some treo in mute
i eonsist
53 degree reading at H A. M.. September 30 10211
H7.D2O.50 lit-I’mo slit- was killed.
|To Fit Over Fort
evidenee of the storm’s devastation, special afdo to tho Quoon,
ct
i
tain
tukiug
Dm
air,
flyThe big sport# pi
..............
100,OH1.3 i
As tho pliysii i.iii i* ''I i i her ing tiroii d a pylon, alighting and | There hud been, according to
GUSTIN'i:. Via . Nov. m. The Halm Beaches also noted a ten Dee. 31. partial:ll'2fi
Difference*
between
various under way at U o’i
motlu-r'. wounds, < Imrio'ie Mills then n i..'tiling the
i raising «.| the Amur- degree drop during the night, a <V>
operation. Alias Ethel Graves, 22 year-old groups aboard tho brain were touch Monroe. Tho itret r
Total
tF3D4.inH.l7 sal t inning over a nuinbei i f let|mr In-1. ri. Fort Marion degree mark prevailing this morn
Thereat’" r. the craft are to he |teacher of tho elementary clnss, ed upon Inst night nt u dinner In tho hydroplanes l6 1 'W
“A lter the. retirement "I the 1 , I-.; in In c lap ami iippn- oily nut iinelu.i'i ,. mmttemlei’, fdr six ; wliicli consisted of 3ft of tho younghit Amu.-i no day cele- ing. The mercury wan 58 at St.
tended as a compliment to Gover Vielo trophy, a large al
I,(.mild indi'htedlH'ss <>f the statu weeping a-- ■d"* has done " i *i ov|is St. Auru-line. Old I’etirrhurg and 50 at Tampa.
hours ami if they nr.- found to lm 'er children, no warning and no nor Nellie Tayloo R obs, of Wyom cup, donated by H. 0
i uni flnv. n from the
Atlanta was cloaked with low in October, amounting to $<101, io’ns re I’ere nci i to lie*' .... I hers uninjured they ate declared d ig -[tim e to anticipate or avoid tho ing, and attended by tho Rumanian ford jeweler. Tho a#conJ
of die i bl fott .since hanging clouds during the morning 507,000 and accrued interest t" <b'- death.
ible.
I ji'iock. Gut and bruised about the party ad tho American personnel. bo tho outboard root®
n0Be nm| head, she refused Mnj Washburn, however, did no! for the Ball silver cup, flj
1 and the low thermometer was 30 at Ihber 12 , the cash balance in the
Aviation K'tnl.l •« from many I
piiigl'i.lil of speech 7 A
j t Wus 42 ul Albany, 4’! Florida bond sinking fund. $0,'.>H1.points, including A slant S e e n - , M)t.,|jCI,i attention until sho knew attend. n.* said difficulty Jhad Ball Hardware Cc ”
;!4, was transferred t<> the gciiOrnl
|will j IIcihI the raising ot at Columbus, und IL 8 at Macon.
tnry V inner, of (In* Navy, hud nr i that everything possible
...................
had boon been encountered in finding seats third and final ev<
revenue fund," the treasurer said.
Stat"’< Ali-niiey (’hur*
riveil
today
to
witness
the
conipedo11o for her chnrges.
at the table for 21 guests and so most exciting, acco
The
chilly
wave
also
extended
orraiuv «il! I the printition. Ho flew fron Washington
“It" wus just a fow ndnutea be ho omitted himself.
into the Carolinus. Spartanburg
Schultz, comm odor*
aktr. Th" celeliration.
yesterday to chock tho American fore three o’clock," she said, "that
felt
the
chniige
with
41
degrei
The
"bang and go.
After Governor Ross had exHI be |iui tii ipaled in by
prt lunation und Ti iluro of his l heard n rumbling noicc and tho
bo
run
over a cow
weather
ut
H
A.
M.
The
temperai
prestod
her
hope
that
tho
visitors
iildnn anil various civic
Plan. io arrive o i time ociasion- *vi"7VcomcMl to increase tromendfor the Hill cup, ]
had
enjoyed
seeing
her
state,
which
Worn, is miller the auspices turt dropped 40 points nt C.rcent
, wng KeVJnR „.*,|y to take
Talks on cooperation I•atured e.l s. ;,..* anxiety. It was delnypil | ,
i„ about tho size of tho Kingdom Hill Hardware f
|St. J..h IS |IO- Amei ican Wood with the low at 38.
t.hi|(ln.n to some mfo
today's program of lb*’ Linford mm.*, 'ban an l„m • by head winds
info place of Rumania, Col. John H. Carroll,
A permanent
, Anderson und Columbia report
it dv h entrnnt , inaiuifactiul ‘ I
Kiwanis’Club at tho Semi'i •!■’ 1 «'Vwhen tile glass from ull the .win- in ehurgo </f tho train, explained mnrked on Lake Mo
ed cold and clear weather. ChiuMm
i
hi
Co.
ipiitiy,
are
equi|>by
11
,
.
.
The 1ft day harness meeting of Representatives from in;" In *••
••nd |«, i i„
that the ruilrouda over which Ma of pilings. All of
Stores
I lotto, N.
hud a reading of 5)
ped with Fiat Him horespower en .lows blew out. '
"The frightened children were rie is traveling, had made it pos be for rfiv# mBea.
the
Seminole Racing (Hub is to „f the communities in f:’ minnlo
fLAMi, n ,,. •b.v. 10 .- - |degrees with a crispness jn the air
gine.
with
u
repi
ted
speed
of
2»0
grouping themselves about me sible for her to tour America. Ho been enured from
open with a full inaugural card county attended the him In on meet
«iil it
miles an hour. Her three pilots
up shop;
T,u, wcather throughout the Oil tomorrow afternoon ul 2 :30 o’ ing ns guests of the club.
when it seemed suddenly as though
1* and niiini p, .iplc hend- j Dominion was fair. At Lynchburg
nr«* Major Mario .le Rernardi, Gap- wnvii IV o*v...v.. -------- - — —r - - ” pointed out that no ono other than DoLand, Sanford)
clock. when tho bugle will call to
Jnmra L. Orr. head football coach tain Gimseome. Guaeconl, mid Gap- they and everything in tho room |ho ranronds hod contributed to tho
Tha A m arican, ..
blfal |„,.t ,,f
the mercury hovered at -11 degree! the p o st . some of what has boon at Rollins College told of tin* pros
about
mo
had
boon
jerked
up
by
project
(Continued rev?
lion, will K
„
tuirt
Arura.
Faeearini.
with
Lieu
go to Winter
described as America’s finest trot pects of tho Rollins vnr-ity to
_#• •
por the oimii v-wide oh- at 8 o'clock .
tenant Adriano Barulin as alter some unseen hooks.
.........
Richmond said r«(!'>orts wert ting and paring horses.
“Then wo all were flying in tho
morrow in its annual clash with nate pilot.
of Armix'n e dav under
Tho racing club is expecting a Mercer University in this city.
air. It seemed as though somb of
nf the \\•mil Haven |available there of i blunter ini
huge crowd und arrangements arc
tho children and parts of th# build
j night in uouthwest Virginia.
Dr. E. J . Pace, founder of tho
buing made to carex for visitors LongWQOd" Biblo i Conference and
ing pasued mo iisvcral time#.' *■ ■
from all sections of the state. For M ^kmnry H o m e , described his exT
the first time in many years, har pwUPffs among the Igorotcs of the
ness racing will return to Florida.
ATLANTA/ KoV.'; io. -
The active management of the Philippine Islands. ,’
Winter
vbgktable itWhplI#*_f*
Invited guoats who attended the
club is under Edward A. Pohlmnn,
Southern
#hlpping ••ettons wIU
' ,l ’
*
;
while Joseph Tinker, Orlando real luncheon arid gave short talks on ’■ Parkways and ontrance* to sub- I j I/v. . X I a i m M p m
abundant thl# «#a#oiii
cooperation
in
Bcminolo
Coun^r
'MA, \xia
lv- in. (/I’l—pot- ing of the mortgage records in the tor, is president. Other men who
prices -will bo moderate ac
divisions will n^t bo added to the M. U L l ' _ V ” A " » v ia g
‘d the Sum n “wilt be cotton counties? Thi low price of hud a part in iho racing at Long- wore: B. L. Maltbo and George F ; city’s park ’system without certain
to the wrekly report o f 1*#
Babcock,
of
Altamonte
Spring*;
. * w land banks and big cotton is sapping his very life Wood last season aro dlso identi
All of the offfeers of
States Department of. A gricu l^ rif
regulations
bring
complied
with,
fied with the club this year. Among A. G. Wagner of Chuluota; IL 8 . according 'to a recommendation society of 4tf Honurt’e# etR
ronifmiics. if present blood.”
*
.
Tomato' movement fjp jjj'q ’ w *
Entzmlnger of Longwodd; Frank
wi'iuiii...” Edward A.
Mr. O’Neil said organization the latter are S. 8 . Stelrtmetz, and
Adopted by th« City Conimission- American Legion b r a n c h , „
Florida
E ast Coast j
Evans
of
Lako
Mary;
Eric
V.
iPTMlacnt of the Alahama was the salvation of the American B. E. Kncbelkuntp. Judge Ixionelected la#t night. .Two-n##f-.'
tivo after January ,
Thompson of Big Bear Lake; E. F. ers.
ard
is
hero
this
year.
In
an
official
r**" ' ‘‘'•'ration, and vice fartner. As an example of w l™ 1
Tho recommendation was mad# •kef#” were glv#n th # lr’, ”
said, although j l j
Kaiserman of Lake Monroe.
W
.
V *••• #!„
Ly tho TSanford' Beautification ordenL in aOj.inltiattih ■**
r.o lhp Anu,«’ii,ah Farm farhihrs can do by working togeth capacity*
fornia
in alm ost.wl
The
clubhouso
haa
b«on
refinThe program Included a solo by Committee. I t provide* that no hbld at the legion hut
**vk.raiior,i t.
delegate* e r he* cited the success'of tho Alatlon hi tomato
lahed
on
the
exteripr-apd
red
ec
Mrs.
A.
M.
Philips
and
Mrs.
Claire.
abiding xesxion today of betna Farm Bnrcfcu Cotton As*oparkways and #ntrii.nco* ahnll be £ L. Vodfheea and KaH J,
orated on the interior, a resUuranl Everettoi accompanied at tho pi added -to the ' park system until
I n Hq h A i "
Convention
7 -—" "H"" of thu elation whose warehouses lnsu" H’
Th# cerereonir
avev'Vi’**; •
’h#aW: f r o ? :
“ ’ Wive been* properly planted njsmbere pf th*.
■fmihiM- A-M.ciutlon. • • grades, finances nml soils cotton har. been added as welf aa jwjmyr- ano by Mr#. J . H,. Colcoughi
„us feature, for the comfort of the R. P latt and John ^E. Jinkins were
cauliflower ‘ 1,
maintained in a manner ac- ’ Resolution# ##'
[ 7 " 1131,1 ‘h's condition has in orderly manner during the l
c#ptahhf*to;fha‘ beautlf Icatl on com b«7 #- of the 8 ai
or more months period for its mem ^ T h e recent compleMoit - of •tho in charg# of -Ut# program.
mi*!! ,St<n iu ('Corgia,
mittee for not le#* than 18 mdnth*.
' * l ■ gi
.’
e&j r Th# beautification commlttoq forth #r#nr effort
grandstand makes tho m ating, ca
htm vn
iH bers. ’ STORM .WARNING ISSUED'!
»F*r t„ rent than.totdl»n
A sdiithwldo cndoVi^mopt b fc o - pacity of the p la n t; on#- of the
recpmnwnded thatx tho ctw
hmanj „f ploductlnn opcrntlve and ofttfrly Artsrketmg
largeat In tho state,: according to
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. - (
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IN 1ST FOOTBALL
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Title
By AjModrte7 4 f t i i
Minor league athletes Who have
com* and gone $r|n«,th^«New York
I fl*
V
■
Yankees seem In ^Mnajagwlth oth
er cluba. '•Gink” Hendriok, 'an
*» s ■
\
outfielder who failed to 'laat sev
fn the Year 1898, Mercer Up.
<Waw
eral
years
ago,
will
get
aonther
By
Two Undefeated Elevens Are
Iversity and University of
Alabama and Tennessee are out
chance with Brooklyn in the
To Meet Next Saturday at spring. Al Devormer, catcher-for r u n A
"Georgia
Inaugurated the
IT / Y D
I T T f T Standing teams fog the Southern
Yankee Stadium; Yale and the
^ Yankees „v
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l l l i l ; conference title, with eight confernt one time,
Will be. I JcjiT U V l r U J v
.Spdrt of Football In South
Princeton Will Also Clash j with the Glanta. Waihington al n r n j l l l D I T n i f
cnee clashes which will, in all pro■1 •
'
ready has proven the worth of n l l n
J D V U l Y l a X f i O babllity, decide the 1986 title- /Thursday afternoon at '.!:^0
i*L
NEW YORK, Nov. 9,— (IP)— An George Murray, a Yankee pltchholder.
o’clock, Central Florida foothill
-r
ite
Army cloven, ranked an one of the Ing cast-off, and will * test the Wolverine.. Eleven.. Is.. Com*
The Crimson Tide carrier Ite fftns will be given ah opportunity
greatest ‘in years, will pit its capabilities of Oliver Tucker, who
r.and.no de- ajt fire Sanford Munci pal field to
biningv Driving LliteT A t record of Alx'tfc
strength against another Knute>1 onco failed to make the grade.
feats
into
combat
with
the rejuve gee one of tho greatest backfieid
/AnniQtice D » / Rockne available from Notre Dame"
tack With Aerial Tlufcat
nated Florida eleven, which came rpnners in Southern intercollegiate
in the prize football tidbit of the
Reports that the National ami
CHICAGO, Nov. 0.— (flV-fflhe nub of an eiiriy season slump S a t fpotball circles. This tricky and
E ast a t the Yonkec Stadium Satur American pro. football leagues will
lights that hang in Michigan's urday to administer a sharp set flw ty runner is Joe “Phoney”
day.
•
amalgamate to cut down expenses towers warn Ohio State that the back to Clemson. Although not Smith, who made all-Southern
A team is coming «mt of South are emphatically denied by C. C. Wolverines nro coming both by iliscouting
the
new - Florida positions for three years Whib a
Bend with a record equal to the Pyle, owner of the Now York land and by air.
ttyw'
strength, Coach Wade’a men start member of the Mercer athletic
teams .a few years ago. Smith's
famous four horsemen outfit of Yankees.
Two teams in the
For the first time thin fall Mich ed the week’s training grind confi running and zigzagging is » cer
to
U se
F i r s t two years ngo. Neither Army nor American circuit hnve withdrawn
dent
of
their
superiority
over
the
igan is effectively combining »
tain to provide many thrills. .
ig
M en
W h e n Notre Dame has met defeat this betause of financial difficulties. touted aerial game with a driving Alligators.
Is
intrinsically i
season. Kach li: challenging for “The. league
Smith’s mates in the backfieid,
Tennessee,* on the other hand,
line attack, a particularly* timely
fn s
Is
P l a y e d national honors.
strong," Pyle raid. “ We had bnd
Ralph
Skelton, Marlon Roberts
occurrence an the ovo of the con faces its s tiffe it apposition of the
• Vleing with tho Army—Notre luck on the weather but that kind test in which anything but a tie season in Vanderbilt’s heavy and nnd Bucbanan Loner, are stellar
{, <Qa., Novi 0.—’(Special)
performers, abd Florida football
Dame clasli in color und interest in of thing can’t go on forever.”
will eliminate one 6 f the throe sur fast scoring Commodores. The fans will get a taste of the flar-hy
Monday from Grecntho annual bHttlo of Princeton and
Tennesseeans, with four victories,
viving IJig Ten title contenders.
thoy hnttlcd Saturday
football form that ,haa carried
Yale. Princeton, after swamping The Pimlico futurity of 1929 with
F3 iif With tho Furman
The Mieiigan coaches labored.to will take their hopes fbr confer Notrd Dame teams to national
heavy
H
n
added
vnlue
of
about
$60,000,
Harvard, will have little
^eleven, the Mercer
day with un offense which they ence leadership, into combat with football championships, according
I work before mid-week.
Yale, |will he run over n mile and six'•Oftce began a day or two
think will reach its peak against the Commodores.
to the dope that has wafted this
I stung by three scoreless defeats on ] teenlh instead of a mile. The field
In local interest, the annual way from Georgia.
training for tho Armtin- Buckeyes.
I successi ve Saturdays, is throwing; is so large, the Maryland Jockey
invasion
of Sanford,
Flu. 11, flock of reserves into the first (Tub explains, that it is necessary I Ohio needs no signal Rights, Georgia Tech-University of Geor
In connection with tho ap|>ear.
.
day.
the bean* «r*’ . 8, ,
,j
, in nn ,.ffort to d o -, to add the mlditiorml distance to'bow iver.
bccnusc Jack
Wllee gia encounter is expected to show ance of the Mercer Bears here
tff tangle with R ol.lns!
n J)unch
i allow for i rowding r*nd interfer- ! watched Michigan down the Bad- the way for Southern fandom. Armistice Day as opponents of
i* .00 that date.
,
gers, and went back to Columbus Georgia's chances of victory over hfl Rol,ins te|Hn of Winter Pnrlc,
usually presenting a lento ut the post.
n is In good shape, minor I Harvard,
1
with vivid recollections of the air the Atlanta squad took n sudden , t {o intorasting to roc. „ thnt th,
ing the only casualties Vvwind string lineup against Brawn
rise following the Yellow Jackets . f jr8t football game ever ployed in
The. field goal Jake Slagle scor- game. The Ohio Slate freshmen loss to Vandy and the Bulldog s J the South WftB between Mercer
|4,.Saturday.-» Coach Bernice . in tin* last game before meeting
t , Bear fnerjtor, figdros on |Yale, plans to tc-.is the regulars in- ed for Princeton against Harvnrd ! already were •.•hockd in Michigan top-heavy victory over Alnboma J Univuraity ^ Georgia In 1892.
on « “ fifth down”* ir. explained in|lM‘*s formations, hut W.lce hand- Polytechnic Institute.
grfiie full varsity miuad. about to the fray this year in an offort
Since the first game more than
two ways l.y officials. One view etl them a huteful more and hurled
'
to Sanford. Monro told to stop the eleven “ irc.i men
North Carolina University plays 34 years ago, football at Morcor
them against his varsity defense.
is
that
a
l«Thgthy
time
out
caused
9 today that Rollins will who, playing with no i<ihstitutinns
Northwestern, the other unde Davidson and North Cnrolinn was put on a firm basis and f<Tr
jr.-oxf*r as tough oppoiiition nro driving the Brown Beur to n ' the players to lose track of the feated
championship
uspiruntt Stato comes to* grips with Duke, the i&st six years tho Beard have
the . eastern * dodns.
Other . . .officials
believe
,»m encountered in Grcon- place nt the top of
while Clemson meets the Citadel, shown a steady improvement.'
-_
I.
ft
-1 . . t I _
. . M il..
. . . . . . ..ft a . . , . 1
moved
fodny
in
comparatively
he began tho Initial prtu- ranking. Several Harvard regn- j that n double, penalty, unnoticed light week’s preparation for Chi in an Armisticd Day encounter.
Lart season, Mercer got away
^ jtulce day with contin- lam were badly bruised in the Tiger !« t the time, might have resulted cago. Stagg is engaged in ngain South Carplina goes against the to a bad start, due -to the fact that
clawing.
Guornaccia,
ace
of
th
e
1
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l»l*F
«•»!
no
loss
of
n
down
to
rk, on the passlftg attack
reforming his Chicago battle lines strong Furman agirregation in a tho varsity was composed almost
pved so .effective Saturday. pussing attack, has broken fibs.
entirely of new players. The
buttered by successive defeats and non-conforence game.
" g U r t of .tho n JonJ half
Navy, threatened by tho power
Kentucky’s Wildcats will attempt Bears, however, demonstrated their
facing another.
*.
New York’s Bix-day bicycle race
finnan, Mercer was tvail- ful Georgetown attuck in the Mid
At Win:onsin, Coach Little nuuTf to make a comeback against the power and ability by successfully
k'jppinta behind nut the dle quest far natLnul ranking, is •‘.arts Dec. I at Madison Square shotted his forces for n buttle with cadet* of Virginia Military Insti beating tho teams of Furman and
t •a. JBoaeing attack gave holding long drills in secret to per Garden. Fifteen teams will com Iowa for secondary honors in thf tute and Washington and Lee’s Oglethorpe, the two moat fore
sna a .decided udvauutge fect new offensive formations. pete. One of them is likely to lie title fight.
> battared Generals will engage most contendere foe. tho champion
4t tho last stages of the Pennsylvania in building up u de Otto Petri, of Gcrmnny, and Daveship of the Southern Intercol
Indiana’s sernppy youngsters Virginia Military. Institute.
Lands,
of
Irvington,
N.
J.,
winners
"*i
•
*
legiate Athletic Association. Thi»
fense to stop Rieger, fjashy C'oput
puh
I
disappointments
aside
ami
.
In
other
coqferonce
encounters,
of the recent Chicago nix day nice.
_f. to the
_ . gqnerul
_ .
expeC- lumhiu buck, who ranged ulmost at
sit tied down to wodf for Satur L. S. U. and Mississippi comes to put the Bears up among the lead
pore plans to start hit* will through the sturdy William
day’s lilt with Missis:*'ppi A. Rnd grips, Maryland takes the prestige ers and tho championship honors
Alumni have scratched their M. Illinois likewise is coasting of a victory over Yale into an en were claimed by both Moroer and
ng varsity against Ilol- and Mary lineup Saturday. *
heads
without success, to recall with Wnhash. a little featurod op
Df^ltyMr* were many who lig
Both Cornell and Dartmouth ate
counter with Virginia and the Uni Ogle.thorpo. The soores of those
•.
COSch would Save the l i f t i n g bucks around in wlnm sale uny season when Yale hus failed to ponent, and Minnesota eased its versity of the South will endeavor two games were:
More
n
single
point
in
three
suc
Mercer
17;
Furman
0.
hU squad io r the Saturday Btyio to find the best posHiim. ecmstride for Butler.
to stem the Green Wave of Tulano.
, *J» A tlanta with Oglethorpe. Linotlon for their meeting Satur- cessive games prior to meetings
Mercer 21; Oglethorpe 8 .
Notre Dame’s preparation for
The Mississippi Aggies and Ala
its “Big Three" rivals. Tho Elis
\•Important decirlon will glv j ny>
f
Army is proceeding without Parisr bama Polytechnic Institute will
Bernice H. Moore, naad foot
have been blanked by Brown, Army
4|a\4ans a chanco to see \n acj W()
undufgQtoj elovotu,
and Marylnnd in a row, the oppo itn, stellar Irish quarter, who wap carry the banner of the South into ball coach of the Bears ie one of
injured ngainst Indiana nnd will interscctional clashes. The Mis- the most popular and well liked
'#:*>an who-will probably ho New Y()rk untl Laf0yette arc woik- sition rolling up 55 points.
‘ Id by Southern sports writen- |jntf |,ght|y for Dnvil) KikilM «m|
not juggle numerals against the sissipi eleven
Journeymen to men thnt has ever been on the
Army. Otherwise hopes run high Bloomington, Indiana, for a meet Mercer campus. This li his first
j of the greatest backs in the |iSuBquehnnn„. Pittshurgh'n growI.es Murray, Australian light in Rockno’s camp.
•I*ho«ny Smith.
T *10 n^c Jng power is forging new weapons
ing with Coach Pat Page’s Indi year a t Mercer, having been head
, r lf b t haU back, and^ ho^ i* ',f or Washington and Jeffers ni. Weight champion, will make his i
ana men and Alabama Po]g will lino coach at Sewanea In 1926.
I « t , • doubt the boat broken Boston Colloge has busy days bow ot Madison Square Gordon on-|
He's Good
play
host to tho strong Marquette Coming to Mercer this year, h« im
’rtuih«r In the S. I. A. A. He ahead getting ready for the Has November 19 againrt Solly See- | “In your son growing up mil u eleven from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. mediately won the confidence and
man, of New York.
whole hearted support of every
raaponaible for tho great- kell ludians.
good business head?”*
After plnying to u deadlock in momber of the squad. Line Coach
lio n of Mercer’s scaring
--------“A good buslnem head! My, dot
^nd last Saturday he
Dates and scones of next year’s boy could buy every stitch of cloth- the first period of the game S at “SU ” Johnson and Athletic Di
Neither Do
urday, Alabama took an early ad rector E. P. Mosley are also do
. _t)r d first try for point after
Pnintor (airily )— My dear fel title golf fixtures will be approved cs a customer haf got an' den, sell
-his career.
That miss low, I paint « picture in two days nt a meeting of U. S. G. A, offl- him a suitcase.”—Tit-Bits, London, vantage over Kentucky in the sec ing much to give Mercer a tvin
ond quarter when long sweeping ning team this year.
l^hav* occured had not tho and think nothing of it.
eiuls in New York on November',
Not Good Enough
In the line, Butts a n d T a r li at
the bail high and
“Wy didn't you call me n don runs by Brown, Crimson half, and
Critical Friend— I quite agree burgh, is slated to the open cham1 H. The Oakmont Club, of Pitts- key and hnve done with it? You've *n d a series of short jiasses p u tjemiB; Nightingale at tackle and
f r t h l i morning causing tne with you.— Answers, London.
pionshlp, the Manikuhda Club of hinted ut it long enough,” said the the ball over for a Tide touchdown. Hammnck at center have, pliyed
to remain u tie and cheat
WInslett featured in Alabama’s a steady and brilliant game for
Minneapolis, the amateur und henpcckod husbnnd.
out c f a victory. Smith is
We’d Love T o
seeond
score, which came Atom ■* the Bears.
H^four letter nuin, the second one
“It wouldn’t ho quite true," Mrs
New Nurse (ut bedtime)— How ('berry Valley, the women’s event.
ierles
of
lino bucks and 0*x0 yard
The Mercer football party] in
t J lM pro-luccd. Tho other nicely you any your prayers, dear
Meek replied.
nfn by Brown. The final osoto was cluding 20 players, Coach Mi ore,
Cabbage
Head
t. letter ace was Crook Smith,
“I suppose not. I haven’t ears
Nelly (aged s ix )—Oh, that’*
Alabama, 14; Kontucky, 0.
'
M. B. Medlock, Jr .; football i imnrfc brother, who is known to nothing. Ju st wait till you hear
long enough f o r #that anlrpal," he
,
Tennessee
started
against
Soager
and several, others are oxVegetable Seller— But why are retorted, sarcastically.
fans south of the Maion- me gargle.— Ann were, London.
wanes with the opening whistle, pected to, arrive in .-Sanford gom
you putting your hat on the cab
“Oh, yes you have,” she return
and jilunged through for its first Macon Wednesday night.
bage, sir?
ed, uveetly.
“You don’t need touchdown six minutes after, the
*r fite Rollins game Mercer
While the gift Hufcty in foot
Customer— My wife told me to longer enrB."
f i t dawn In ea ro eit for u ball bus been toned down coiihIiI■tart of the game. Two field goals
“ What do I need, th en?"
. for the S. I. A. A. title. The crably by rule, legislation, it "till get one ubout as big us my head.
added the additional points in the
“Two more legs nnd a bettor
tpiobship Saturday will put the is a good sufety-first measure for I so I’m seeing if the hnt fit!' —
1 2 to 0 score.
voice."—Tit-B its,, London.
one play.
Karikaturan, Oslo.
In a enviable position.
The all around play of Spears,
Commodore quartorback, featured
A3 to 7 triumph of .Yonder\
-T h e F ig h tfn # R o lli n s V a r s ity T e a n f
over Georgia T^ch.. i^ad & lM w p , i >» • “ •-■
WASHlNpTON, Nov.
tlon
to
his
ground
gaining
joctlv------------- ---------- t ;
V ; • • .■ f.i»
ifies, Separs sent tyro droplocks Thu drlvo again:'' waste in itthis.
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oyer in the fourth
Red try mutt bo maintained if thenm Btirron, Tech back, .'alsp featured tcrial condition of tho poopl^* of
with a fifty yard run for Tech’s
United States is to ho imrt-oved further, in the opinion of (Sec
qply score
liver
’ rev iand Mortotf starred for retary Hoover, of the Commerce
------- i’ Afl
ia ‘in “the-rRutydoga'
40 to » Department.
’Die major direcl
directions fog natlonvjeto^y over Alabama ro
iftly
ig ., A
Inn the
tnc
c
which
' jtwlttal. encounter between .the two nl Iffo r t in the camjpuigA,
tsen)*, and Florida’* ' 83 tp 0 win Pygro >i has been tna'do bjf the inWR) Clemspn saW an apparently dnst**y with the a id andldihecflon
of the
* .venmted Alljgqtor cloven.
io commerce Department, h j
Itollrhxalaal^ojttonncfrtipaet of listed as imjjjflv^d.xaU Artn^pufiar
flay was .Saith -Carolina’s 10 to tion increased use of liydforelectrk
• and tjM r0f water $e:qujroas,
icnperj^nspdtt^U oA ,
f the m*aaun»' of thp control■' and taclamaKlpn,
taclamaij
.enlarged
i n
R EVENT
V
Hi
twom
Icoreof
YOST P R E P A R E S
Will
ly Foot
«’
Sanfo’d
TUi'
W iter
Eld fmpsovemaut; Team la
H e i iy for D a y to n a Beach
lesday Night
a
Hoover Says K e:p
Up Drive Agaiifsl
Waste In Indus!
-
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-
n ieh .^ - 'r r ^ ' - {electrification ..of the country for
also egifctui^e^th*] the raving of fuel a*d lahriticet:Miy takftjg a
f duction of fte wioite i^asrdned%
«,in,l e. “business
___
t ^of t h « ^ ^ 1>0,,.niR. und*lufljpeintft,
'i
and.
e-ycle," wjth *, their intarniitteiU
waves of uneipployeti and bjmkTu- ruptcy and the, rtductiop of sentorth seviat variations of flnployment in
to r i I construction and ‘ ofiifr^lIndustries,
lt,S ' l enc‘lurttg8tnt'nt
and applied
opment
•
OH
‘ si Zehler, the 'Rollins Tors wUIMi
wm
to. tho f eat Mercer Bears In Sanford Anrili
t Conway, l^gul HlUUrd, Charlos C«hl4i
.
,
,
jl»v The team inembegrs are:A). Edward Wsinwrlghti j
■ B C
« *v .v *y *
y r y m r Y ' Hr
‘ ^ n r r jr
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i
marketing me
E
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W?
for^oep *
By Bill DuBoee
San)or<f High School’s football
team a fte r its triumph over tho
fast Winter Garden team Saturr
day has begun pireparation for the
strugfelo with Dayton* Bench -fn
that city Thursday. The teanji U
in t)ie best condition that It, Jiea
been this year and aonther vic
tory Is expected Thursday.
In tho game last Saturday the
real strength of the team was
shown more so than it has nt any
other time this year. The team
entered the game with tho de
termination to win and they had
the opposing team on the run
from tho beginning to tho end.
The team showed better team
work, better fighting spirit, and a
much stronger offensive game
than it has shown before this year.
Much credit*’ must be given to
the line fojr the victory of the
team in th rg a m e SBturday. The
line showed' remarkable strength
both offensively and defensively
and the gains over that part of
'tK p^sm werfc few and fait between.
Wintey Garden did not make a
single first down .through tho
Sanford line and the runners did
not reach the secondary defense
more than throe or four times dur
ing tbo entire game. While the
work o t. Sands, A. Fordham and
Yancey stood out more pronounc
ed than the others still the work of
the entire forward wall was ex
cellent.
Sands at center played his best
game* of the year and no com
' lalnt can be made with the way
e passed the ball to the backs.
Sando has shown up mighty well
this year and is fighting hard all
of the tim e; with a little more ex
perience he wtll be hard to beat.
The backfieid also showed up
mighty well in Saturday’s game
and It is hard to tell just who de
serves the most mention, Mobley,
Stodesbery and Mexwell were con
sistent ground gainers throughout
the game while .Walker also play0d a fine game during the first
half before he was taken out In
favor of Stodpsbery. Much credit
must be given to Captain Thomp
son for the manner in which ne
ran the team. Sanford High also
has some splendid reserve strength
in Zachery, Russell and Higgins
Moughton and Hansel! in the lino.
The team is practicing hard for
the game this week with Daytona
Beach and if the men play as well
against 4hio team as they did
against Winter Garden a victory
Is assured.
Sanford High has
three more games on ite schedule
for this yohr and two of them arc
to be played here. Tho game this
week 'is the last one^ that will bo
played away from home this year.
While the team was a little slow
In getting started due to the g^een
material Sanford High w)U have
one o f the best teams in this dis
trict * when the season ends hero
- - wi th tie game Thanksgiving
J)ay
with New Smyrna,
l --------r----------------
., und the develf f ’agricolturai
Ssya! Health Ufltcer
WINTER PAgT1]
— (Special) A b^WL4
with a pistol drhy]
dynamite proved'
the Baby Tan
A. championship, a
teammates yestsrdi
the fairground*^
tory over the ~
Mercer prsct^c
yearling pcnn*nt’of|
ball by battling
Babies to u at
Rollins went toU|
vored by heavy
during the battle did)
field get under w*jj
like consistent pja
again cuh wingmtoi
Tar line to stop
their tracks.
Alderman
Alderman, the
man from Fort Mr
Mercerites with _
Tar linesmen wen i
his vicious line
punting dcpsrtne
swept everything
Averaging better!
he kept the ball ia j
tory practirally th)
nnd not once did thf
threaten Mercer’s |
It was Alderaulj
placed a kick neatM
goal posts from U*|
line early in ths i
first three points.
Fisher, kicking
bios,.did not me
time reputation,
because oncoming 1
forcod him to do
hurry. At sny
off on the short
punting duel.
Rollins stsrtsd
a bad kick-off;
and returned the
Alderman clipp'd
through right
was penalized 15 ]
Mercer punted, but 1
able to advance
downs, nnd Fisher |
a series of line th
riod the ball to
•line. Rollins stiff*
went over.
Again the Tar* I
Fisher’s punt we'
Mercer again had I
lins* 2 0 -ynrd line
Cub did not »tt
over, but relied
to gain three
kick.
Late in the
er, Tax center,
of the knee that M
the game. Thl*
Jury of the game.
In the third
man's punts vs* Pf
lins linesman, »Jw:
covered in a cls*f^
looked like a « « J
the Tar Babiss,
too slow, hoWST^j
back ran him
only time the Tftl
near proximity A*)
line.
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Penrod, Tar l«fl <
outstanding gam*bios. Stamps, * t l
helped to bear Wj
Mercer onslaught
Coker, and StarnssJ
presented an
center line.
The only tou
came in the last <
lard broke thrw
tackle on a short
raced twenty y* * * 1
en field f'«r *
Lineups:
rolun s
Moseley
Berqui*t
Starnes
.
v»- ' Tk .Cokar .
, NASSAU, Nov. O.—U ftT -V vfr
gor of an epidemic in the
‘
am out islands of file 'Ha
to ro d -a * a poarihle a*'
ins
t id October'hurricane,
•fid- h ffith cbhqLHons
.
li
une ahnoat norma), *
John G r«*vei,
ch ief .
"*oal officer, ^ho wti^i
B f'
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Jonc
obinoon
i
�foltf f*.
“fti il
VENICE, Fla.
aoatheaetem dl .
iM rtVaCafDajrtona
i Qltfom.”
b i t jn ir
tttt-W Nk. Ha
to m
U , ' ' 1(>M J
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and biuiMM MitaU
I«|1^U
^ <iEi i i i '& r a
>•* Mortimer Glorer,
k J e r Imom An _ . ,r ir*
Ora Huff, b . *8:
U Legionnaires to Ho ly, D. C. Griffin, Samuel Baa
foil Strength for mel, L. J. Bolt. L .’ B.s:
J.
B. ...
W. Andereoa, J j C.
btlce Day Fete R.
- ■ Booth,
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Hutchinson, Lawton T. Blackwell,
Campball-Lossing port of the Uoyd F. Boyle, R. H. Berg, F. H.
American Legion numbers
numoen morn
mon Brown, E. L. Burdick, T. C.
tlwn 180 men on ite roll call, ini- B ™ "". William R. Brooks, J. H.
S P ia - .s s *
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819 W, 3rd S t
£»• he? , 1? ! n »*«tajiiment pro-
*ram which Included boating and
flahing tripsj a banquet, a fish fry,
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]!•'" ,r rPe-orl
>'•"
1I„ tu
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n " ‘Which
‘whi(’h hnd
had raised
raised ..n 1U
fund
to
„-t LU
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W W. Potter, Por- f’;” Ploy Reuben Arnold nnd Hugh
rt£ l
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l ,ClJ l ; r K P ,lt“- Pnn] P
T. E. FIowoll to appear ngninst Mr. Mnn,1- k t t T i ! 1' n 1untral Meredith, A. R. Merrlwether, H. ,ny- Hov^v^er, the judge said an
(lRWma*, greatly en- H. MeCnslin, C. B. McKee, Claude Investigation hnd disclosed thnf
la tte audience. Any 0 . Sistrunk. Paul Srhoemaker, tho Bonk of Cus^tn did not con
, promoting races Dentsel C. Stafford. .S . A. Rive, tribute to the fund, that it was in
a place like Semi- James E. Ritchie, W. F. Rnverud, liftuidation nnd herefore unable to
^---- have an orchestra,J. P. Ridge, Chnrleo F. Reese. ■''••ntributc to any fund.
^ J to furnish aweft music Jam es O. Quinn, C. I,. Park John
----------------------- jm tw n a p anigupport w_ Pozoid, r . b . wight, (tie,, j .
P la n s
people of this and
adjoin-'
Wimbish,
Woodruff,
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Mies.
snv this aa-.W.
W a n s l e v Millard
Millnr.l U
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►S. Anri
And I say
aa,W- Wnnsley,
Wollard,
Edonly man in Sanford ward Ludecke, If. R. I ning, Mnrv
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i WVb ireceived any passes to ' nndgrnf, Rort Ixuig. S. M. Lloyd,
JA CKSO N VILI.E. Fin. Nov. 10
show•
f’aul Lake, If. B. McCall Jr., Rob- -J/P)—An annual Orange Blossom i
_ --------^rt Merrlwether, R. II Marshall, festival which would bo featured I
Day approaches again Raymond • McDonald, Frnnk E. l>y a classic gridiron encounter
.* mingled feelings of Mnrkwood, F’erey A Mero, W. B. "'milar to the Pnsndena, CaliJ<?y, of thanksgiving, Miller, M. E. Moye, Jr., Joseph T. fornin’s tournament of Roses hns
UllU feeling of some- McDonald, Fred Zerrenner, Sum been outlined by the soprte comfrom our life, of an Young.
mlttee of the Chamber of Comof
u i two
IWD years
y e a r s ttorn
o r n ^G eorge w
G. ■Herring,
■ errin g, Ed.
r,(l. L.
U. Hill,
11111, ■
merce.
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I book of life, of loves
Hartline,
L. G. Hunter, C.
The plans
e v e a le d
to d a y
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The
plans were
were r revealed
today
r.t>Mffanuyfipy(bupk, of J - Hunt, W. D. Hofman, A. M. «* the result yesterday of a mcetmd bSHT^iayfrig to cloud Flowers. George A. DeCottes, R > g when plans for a post seaKfctovfg g l war to make I - I)ean- G- C. Hlnchcliff, R. W. "on football game here on Now!
.Wtd the poor poorer. B®"0* ^oe G. Chittenden, B, D. I Yenr'n day were d iscu B se d .
»t allowed a certain £ f !,wo11’ Robort A. Cobb, Edwin A.
Jb e committee authorized I’red i
i At
Mt home while the ... a .°nden,
Vntz( city
city compiiarioncr
pub- j
n . n" W. S.8 . Coleman,
Coleman, JJ. . H.
H. 'Vnizf
cnmpiisrioner of
of pub-f|
o f o lii i
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mt to war for what? “ ‘ntermlster, J. C. Jenkins, IrwinU r s«afoty,
J/f^accopt
Geneva Col-1
tr..„
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|G- U CIare, W. J . Hardy, Charles ' leKe as one of the. contestants here'
4 tad n y hand goes to S '
C‘ ^ nrP°r- Ashley P. •
New Y ear’s day in n foot- ^
Who will march ^ ..H ag g ard , M
B. Hutton. J. H. !ball game us “a stepping stone
.rfa# tlm American U - w Y ? * ,
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E r'«k»on, Robert for the orange blossom festival.”
;« r the faded uniform 7 ' D uck” ° rt*'> A W. I^o Jr „
the games would'be played in
: T . Iknow something l-I- , T ,rd,y’ Bhodea Lockhart, the ne.w city ; tadium.
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-om b rank Lossing, Howard Lawrence,
w. t.
about It. fJ,!0r|ire W- Kn,» ht. M. Krnnmi.
impressions
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s- '^ko.
, “ 00.db o ° :,'t t , pdH: 82 c“" dl'
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than,
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The Tot’s Shoppe
15 West Washington
ORLANDO
The shoppe for the little one’l
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LAYETTES
NOVELTIES
RARY FURNITURE
BOYS AND GIRLS 2 TO 6
•N i l . °y
by me
the papers
p.por, that
ih .t a„ hag
l„,„ m
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l
! UranC° comPanv i" loaning money
In a
hi ,n many of the d t les south of us
l* family'and * 0 fo r th ; hcre‘ Look* ,ikc "ome live in s u r ---------------lovriJ^w h^f4 r ° forth ance agent In Sanford would get
w l n o Z T u
,n toUch w,th thU compeny and T h u r S .
u* "lore money in Sanford. M n v
^ what It was all ’«h ^ 1 ^ nJes" " omo big company puts
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tHe!r m0n° y 10 h0rC ftt “ fflir rate
t he mlg^t'But g a U h ^ L h ” ’ to iJ,.tcre,'t tt" <} no 8tr' T attnched Afternoon and Night
l/m■an«.
it id seeing
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wo will nevor . tbuHd tho"° f ;,* ant,c Celebration
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it g i f , . »£ ± * B
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Z ; h”m» * '« ■ » » b..d.d,
At the Volusia County
Fair Grounds, DeLand
* » «•» c k » » b «
Surv
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Commerce campaign for more
mf-mtirrs. This is not a drive for DELAND POLICfc and FIREMEN
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money, it is not asking you for a
[, tumori- \ i. i ,, ,
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ift’ il *" "Imply asking 'or more ' See
iVHo wen in t h e ! *
“ memberships in the Imdy that is
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rVK;t‘ in ^ ttin^ >’«'* whut you need in the „ . v . .
*lm^will
^*tii
Ti,r
nc‘w distributing companies
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thing
.....J;,:. It;,,,,'Thr,n‘ ti“
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“ 1 or you can
Lir l,m
'"^ b i
needed
to mul;»
fn Japan”
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rofosp »0 give. Il is
almost certain that the member
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should
reemve any
A Rotary
liotary (Clul,
will he
be eatablhhmt In
nrlvniii
' ,job,
n
Jut, will
est ililish1
t
tlC ‘ 1 0,1 , ln
“ bl my „l,i friend
WJI Know wh.t I mean.
.nd e.u.ln Mr.
,
Ant«» .Races
Circus Acts
Da>ligltt Firework
Dancing’
H «ll„,
president of Stetson will be the A* M ,H S,0N «
^Wullaix- Wright bud liia
first
president. Well, DeLand Ro- Adults, Afternoon
D the DeLand News todny
]•. ia holding court in Vo- tary will do more toward uniting Adults, Night
the city into a bunch of real etti- Children
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V.W**h *nd for many weekf...................................
rCMaybe the judge cm zena than any other fuctor. When ’
Rotary gets to working in DeLand rhlM-..
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a<*oun l»,.‘m ,.. .,i,
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folks over there nnd factions will
He a Show
th
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‘ Carnival
' 8 i't john‘ riv" when >h°
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Performances 2 and 8 p. m.
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Observation, Paitlor Dlnln*. and S h .p ta. Car Train, Coaches
No. 81
8:50 am Lv. Jacksonville
10:10 am Ar. Palatka
11:30 am Ar. DeLaad ....
12:10 pm Ar. 8 a n fo r d .....
12:55 pm Ar. Orlando ....
1:32 pm Ar. Kissimmee
2:15 pm Ar. Haines City
2:50 pm Ar. Lakeland ....
3:15 pm Ar. Plant City .
4:00 pm Ar. Tampa .......
5:10 pm Lr. Tampa .......
6:50 pm Ar. Palmetto ....
6:55 pm Ar. Bradenton ..
7:30 pm Ar. Sarasota
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7:35 pm
5:55 pm
1:32 pm
4:05 put
3:05 pm
2:34 pm
1:50 pm
1:15 pm
12:52 pm
2:15 pm
11:45 am
10:05 am
10:00 km
9:25 am
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1®:15 am Ar. Palatka ......
H dW am Ar.DeLand ____
12:30 pm Ar. Sanford .......
1:20 pm Ar. Orlando .......
1:53 pm Ar. Kiasltalmmee
2:35 pm Ar. Hainea City .
3:25 pm Ar. Lakeland .....
3:52 pm Ar. Plant City ....
4:40 pm Ar. Tampa
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5:10 pm Lr. Tampa ........
6:50 pm Ar. Palmetto ......
0:55 pm Ar. Bradenton
7:30 phi Ar. Sarasota
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5:35 pm
3:55 pm
3:25 pm
2:55 pm
1:53 pm
1.10 pm
12:25 pm
12:08 pm
11:30 am
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State Fair
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liening program will include
™ display i’eginning at
_ on Lake -Monroe. A.|
,ard, a ieglnnnaire, finn .
[ the fireworks pngrnm. I
Tax Collector Seminole County
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Melton Electric Co.
. Phone 120
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A T L A N T IC C O A S T L IN E
THE
Vn AIf II RAILROAD
II All Dni m OF.
A n THE SOUTH
THE STA
STANDARD
A 'S to S• Wt ,th
a t’s t
r i p , r i ,,r-r;ST* J B
v»
MdAL W fbotbea__
tho Tnfltnls# taemannea-and la*
.,-rm growth.
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. all
“d.^wyn yjxgffs, creospte la'tec*
ognlzrd by high medical autnorUles aa.
one of tho greatest healing agencies for
perMsient coughs nnd colds end" other
forms of throat troubles. Cteontulaion
contains, in addition.to creosote, other
healing elements which aootho and heal
the infected membranos and" step tho
irritation nnd inflammation, while tho
a , creosote pies on to thc stomach, is ab
B sorbed Into tho blood, attacks the seat
J , of tho tumble and checks the growth
■ I of tho germs.
■ i Creomulsion is guaranteed saHsfac2 Itry in tho treatment of pcnlsieot
couglis and colds, bronchial asthma,
bronchitis nnd other forms’of resplratorjr diseases, and is excellent for budd
ing up the system after colds or flu.
Money
cough U
orl t;w
cold
...... / refunded iiif uny bwugii
iu is
not rrliefed after taking according to Pepper Rub y6 u will feel the tin^u,,r-,ums- A«yo«raruggm.
\auv.y
" d,r,C’,0nSA«k your druggUt. (adv.)
Phone Your Order
a*
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Periisteat cnu&ht and ooUs lead to
serious trouble. You can atop tbtn
now whh Crt-omuUlbVite etnuIrlWl
creos.ito
crcowio that is plcmaajgftq.taka. Crib*
mulslon Is, a new medical dlacc
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Another Car Due in Early Next Week !
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Red
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Is'rmJiktfd ft
tCplr.t,.*
i M W : ’.
Backache
4
Fain and congestion U gonf,
The heat of red papers takes
tho ’’ouch*' from a sore, Inme back.
It can not hurt you, nnd It cer
tainly ends tho torture at once.
When you are suffering so you i
can hardly get nround, just try '
Red Pepper Rub, and you will
have the quickest relief known.
Nothing has such concentrated,
penetrating heat as red peppers.
dUM
On B
H yOll
O<|
Just ItH
ns BU
soon
as
you np|liy
npply K
lU'd
|lnjf heat.
hl>llt
|,ng
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bffr abndl
Por'Sale By
is e & C & ...
e Building: Sup^lllea^'*
, n three
thrce minutes
minu
In
it
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MERCER
Real
Bargains
II
You buyers who have been waitir
Game Under
'
Post,
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until prices dropped to where thev
were— before the ■furore— will da
practies consistent
with the extremely good
location and the beautiful
natural lay out of the
property.
Development of Sanford
Grove has not been kited
to the public in glowing
terms of “what will be
L e.
Sanford Grove has
sold, and continues to sell,
homesites in a high-class
sub-division that is grow
ing
because
it
cannot
help
1
h
vt
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but grow.
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Study Its Locution
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.ngs we are now able to present to yc
for instance one property we can nov
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GAME STARTS 2 :3 0 P. M. ‘
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All Sanford welcomes these two football team s-and the visiting thrQiig of fansL^
We have opened our gates wide to you-and gladly welcome you. The in ean ia- 3 *!
this holiday together with the general good feeling and the hospitable a ltit____
all will tend to make Thursday a gala (lay in Sanford.
i 4,.s ^
000.00, the price is now $4,000.(
we can show you no end of gc
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Both of these fine teams are well matched, and in good trim to put over one o t tlr f l
best games ever witnessed in Florida and it is expected that Thursday’s attend
m
ance will win the popularity o f both team s in Sattford and its vicinity.
buys every bit as good as this one
We probably h&ve the largest assort*!
ment of listings of any house in to\
— therefore we are better able tc
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Sanford people and surrounding vicinity will prove Thursday that they appredatte college
football games by their patronagh.
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serve you.
Phone 588
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The fiq n s below are for you-winner or loser and gladly welcome y,ou to malr»
their places o f business your headquarters while in the city.
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We 5ay
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We Wish to Congratulate Sanford,
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sell you was sold at one time for $12,]
DEVEL0PEK3
November 19th to 27th
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well to investigate some of the offer]
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R u lL
in thc
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Rullman, his lawyer, who drew up
a will for the magician two yogra
w
'W i-.ft?0* Bullinnr.' 8 n y5 th e re ' ^
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vuiumca m the
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Ike ,.„i
C l. P ? R B ENT -R «rnishcd bedroom,
J i OMAHAi* iAnqthtr. l ju t ( a g o
for America hpr. J>ban fhvadi Lby
womon. Take It from the ;ir jretcry jof tho Natlon'nl Hobo ed•ventlpnj hero* ■ Welry V/lllfo th ftuit- lection and it I* worth j5ot»lM£
tjngjtho rd*tof roupatj, tj-alih for
automobije cushions, but tfie [girls
cn | l <ta..
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tuid.Kollin.i w.ij.Le apont-; ■
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/ f a h y girls, who will
.n s
;/-.<■»
of the two col-'
y jponsors will be dijven
Mttall fleM ,n ‘lororated
^je*. The Rollins College
ydy will come to 9anl a a n a r r r r l a a “ h n r r r eaU a* k m
t en masse for the gome
a c e n I* blar fn c fn r la : l k f i n n •e«M
y a special section of the
o f b n r haalnr.au.
\ ft. ,f 0 e |,p.
_ Seating arrangements
I r le a l r r p n t r ln a n n t r a i l - enlla*
■ tw a > # h a v e o u r aperalr a e r v lr a
K made for
ep«*tHI parking space ror 500 nu- “ 4 Vfcen In P llp r lr lr ijl T r a u h fr
G. W. Ray. T. A., Sanford
Jacksonville
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tho prc8oncc of Queen Marie i|i the
United States.
In calling for tax bills, property ownJ
should give the legal description of ™
erty, as shown by deed.
p
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ri ,
i K e r Urdfvep and Rollins
trot out'ori the
.ntiiFiridt,
State and County taxes are now j
and payable a t the County Court n J?
A discount of two per cent is allm&S
payment m November.
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State and County Taxi.
NOW QUE!
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j Effective November 8,
o’clock under the di
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Phone 475 1
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Hwf
tMembers
hla huge collection of books on FO R R P N T '
sP‘r,tu°Ham, w itch cra ft1
^ , T~ Dulrahle
connecting bath. Hot witer
apddcmo,(ol,*Kyl to the American Garag*.
018 EIm AvgO rto|1„
pubRc represented by the Library
Jacksonville
J\n UrSnifC PcStlVal
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Jeflo" h,ut’
VT 111
Preside A t - T r i a l
O f A tlanta B an ker
thta
their
gM *
u v n m
j T h e JejKontialren have been dsk-
& - p .T s n .':£ $g£% *
11 Masonic Bldg.
S|VE by giving og yoitr sidewalk
dation work. AU work karaaaotied. '
aifi i
LAUNDRY
L ’i t _i. j __
Jrfvai* devoting tactically
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•d by Poet Commando* M. B. Hut
in n
f«U
ott^hgtb Arm 1st- •
, f#,and. all , ton to m u ter 1U
U uu^n^in
- iMSarald
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haVe! toe Day to make the monster cele-!
w*“ f *4 * ( bration hare a big Success. Many
IPtol thla column tome, of the legionnaires have given
IJkUtynHWJiy “maybe.", much of their time to selling, r! ATLANTA,
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_ .tickets to the football game be- *G. H. ”Howard,
0Wftrd, of the Fulton coun. ayrestad at Day- tween Mercer and Rollins and to I I? ®U
j ’e,r o!’ ,i? urt* witl preside at
1ia alleged to have arranging the details of the all- ’
^ P- Manley, indicted
on 18 counts In connection with
•H on the DeLandld»Y program.
the failure of the Bankers Trust
In which he was
Hero Is the roll callCompany of Atlanta and the clos
i f & ' t . / w S 1* '1: R
StovenH- L- B- Steele, ing of 83 small correspondent
D° n t , k? ™ ; ° - W. Spencer Jr., Albert W. banks in Georgia and Florida.
»hat I would do in
Morris Spepcex, Karl J.
The judge made this announce&
° ™ ,I ¥« "“« * “».»■
StuH Ivn,. rF.
have
’ *'■ «■ *"• oluraivani>
. ment to the Associated Press toi “ • **«” >**■» Vivian Speer, Thomas d*y Just prior to the beginning of
L. Sullivan, L. L, Vorhus, H. S. (the hearing to establish Mr
from n.r'.nd
' U.rquh* rt’ J * H* Tilli»> Knrl H. Manley’s sanity. Counsel for the
1UW-£>Pcn to tho
F r* nk J ‘ Takash’ Gyrus •banker yesterday filed a final plea
l«F.-9Pon to tho
Smith, E. B. Stowe, Floyd !o f insanity for him.
•-wtvmiu
*i«u stated
n y e a ye,tercerwould not have to 1W riklT ' £ , S' •Sel™ " ’ Stan,,ey J _Ju^ e Ho™
d had
..
i .
. waiKer, ncnjamin Whitner Jr.. day that probably he was disquali
■■ n
...' Woodriff.
. vuuuiuii, H.
n. t..
wnsnnurn, fied to try
i-ry ino
tho ease
case ns he had relaThI
C. Washburn
They now have some ff — — '
f O Wonlworth. John (’ Wimbish, tivo" who were stockholders in the
ron.U- In the state— Frr
ght T’*nk of Cusseta. n member of the
T ie!, T
T w?t»i-»m^
Willnm* f’nrey
Cnrey F
F W
W ght.
seinenr r
n t. s.-recn- .»l r;
ir.,V'«».,:vl| r
' .eergm stnte. Bankers
r: \v;^,
\v;|s. n tv,v“*..-w
Georgia
Bnnkers As«x»fii»-
I
M %'jzrk
•-
hood
o f Locom
otive
M io
o u . V*
iw u ih «
u t ( . ■a n g inaers
*iaS*5*’
1 w
K ti« a
' ^ •• 1<**d
■ M M i t t & ijjt
wBw
�r'MWMW*
ib*.
‘Olos* Matter, -------- --------------. e n o rm o a » .f ;A n d / t h is rulhbuM v lH lll
| III* Postotfic*
, - under Act of
c ° u M g e ch a rire * A ccounts th e r e Is in c r e a s in fr ^ n ic e s s ity ^ a r
*M M iutrr
Kdltar
KCltor
HATH*
1 5 ®
vk
l All obituary
re«otutlonn
Kfcatertalnmenta where
T S *.
!>• charted
V ertlaln* ratea.
0,1 *
’’ . 8 #e Cuba. Then lnv|itf\VY;'A
• (a Satan a Liar?
BY ARTHUR B R ISBA N E !
K«»»rH«at (»—■ hr taib 6^) !
t . , +•
A
L V’.
i4«- >-
•V mmmm
. Irat National
Sanford,
tyt*
rjgpHONE
*' DAY A FTER tomorrow, Preal*
t«lVrf^ S rf2 J >UI,inei! S co,?c ®rn. h a s u ,a r tf« a m o u n t o f its c * p i- dent Coolidge will dedicate a
tal d ra w in g n o in te r e s t, it is s u f f e r in g d is tin c t lo ss * W h a tf grout war memorial in Kansas Clty. The monument, cogtjng |2.
000.000, fomtintij of two fine build*
t he ^mSe rrcah ann tf no uf tf ”o /f 0w?h“ayt ?isia nbi,,H
p
ro
m
Ptly
h«
c
h
e
a
tin
g
ue him in in tprout nn Win Ingn and a theft 2 10 foot high
flanked by three high, massive
tS frtv rf In f Very Cu * e -wben an account «« ^not^pald °within walltt.
The President will make a
thirty days from the time of purchase, a merchnnt should
good speech ns or.uul, many will
money?”
° f C° l,W;Un* tc " ^ cent t a S S t * o n 'h i« hear it on the rndio. It might end
thus: “Pence is beautiful/ and can
Bht'Sanford does not aqpm to car* particularly about th« be made safe only by keeping rea
1 2
it
Slow accounts and u n c S S o S u n t a dy for war. This memorial shaft
means an increase in tho price of goods. That is inevitable points (<i a »ky in which we have
i K" '‘if Heel, and it points to u
; ' ° : ; pay P°£p e a,onK w,tb n°-l?«y people are a detriment great danifer.”
^ ia T km rniena
-> ProM la exrltieo the nee for re■Of All new* dl*pnlchr«
this
V»,W PV and a'leo the
leoKll. /! Ittrcln. /*: to a town.
IpabtlCAtion of B|M*rlni
But such people in Sanford luive not been marie
to feel that this is so. They have b e™ accorded a most
* dc
surprising tolerance.
>AY. NOV. 10 , 1026
What Sanford should be preparing for with goneral en(L O n .A T P O R M
tbusiasm is a Puy-Up Week. Several weeks of "missionary
! .!?Jw ;Jf 5 coni? an.ied b>’ HOfne downright investigations by a
.JM A oA t Saaford
" ' ilh ,“ 11 buBlnM» concern. co-oper»t»• Jaekeoa.
m or nt. Ju ku .lt.
»» C a u l,
Hn are alao reaerved.
n ir ,
iliilMkali Irnali rtn rli,
av-
So
roty
s t r r ,h8ir
z
U
S S k•<ll ’all'
“ V 1."' M" ‘h 1! c o uAH
th e s e. d av
sica l it.titlin
ir a in ing.r,
all '!!!!'
the .inhabitants
rs e KOO<l
A t„m'h<H»|s
u,
,.,i.
• s, h .a v' e ppnh^ysic.ii
,,r
«>
I
HISTORY SHOWS that when
you take nwny free expr . s.«tn of
opinion you take nway tho safety
Fr©
Portable Phonos
\ llo .M A
IS proud because
will supply the
years more,
curs hence or 200,j *MW
» years licne, coal will he uavd
f , , p l " ; ‘ ' " ' , l power as little ns
[ u - h 1 ( |<- o i l
now used (or light.
Ml,n.
“T
1
how nut
th«y ^ouhl
rend ivlw-n « h a lis died
Wo
, w « » « « I«i I - ‘,) r * M or,'C F,shbt>in > « « a u th o r ity on p o stu re and its e f•wny b , taking heed to fee upon th e g e n e ra l h e a lth o f a ch ild hits reco n U v xvrh|e„
*nrth ai i-oil fertility. Htfr c r „nt
linear ram- fii-bts go on fiitni-.h.
nig rain- lon-vcr, no reitlnntitig as
in Hawaii and elsewhere.
An.i l.y (la- way. Cuba, in a IVw
Week - will have wiped out all
I Inure-: nf the big wind. Havana
*s
I" normal already and
reaily I or visitor . Don't die with
out seeing Cuba, and if Von bnve
money to invest, take it with you
Hondeiful ehnnres there. Sigi'n
by the way, gives to Cuba spec ini'
tariff advantages. This country
might well do the sunte.
_
fS Given Monday' fo r
Popular Local Couple
Slih
Sanford Forum
Editor The Herald.
mnil-orderr. The Inst time I sent
tor a bundle of ren .Hints which
Dear So
"e re advertised
picco of goods
You I n- v. they nay that a wom under two yards in length. .Mus
an had lather argue th a i eat, and lins. voiles, dimities, etr.,” turned
1 gin.-' I'm not a bik different out to In- small pieces of percale
In.m ti.i- iv; t of the female sex. mid cheap ginghams, whieh I gave
Attei i>.ulii,g .Mrs. WiflinniC a r to m.v washwoman beeiui.se they
ticle ;i"d All. Haumel's answer, I wel-.- not lit to use.
just i"-:ldii t keep still another
.Maybe I i.m making this a lit
minute.
tle........
bit too Htroi»K»
xr (. f
,
one* thing
P
aMI 111sagreo with 1 Mr. Sewell and myrelf have al
mth Wr.H. \%j li mniH and Mr, Itau* * ways prartieccl si net* \vc* have been
mel in -.m e respects. Mrs. Wil- : here is this: to patronize the pcoItnms tells about the exorbitant. nle who patronize ub. if our dailv
prices ot Die Sun ford merchants. - bread comes from the people of
I wonder if she has ever stopped j Sanford, (lien I feel that is the
„
° { thl8: . ^ fl,°.r these place to do oui shopping and leave
rn< rchunts have paid the hi^li |t»ur money
frtn^U, the rent, their clerkK' salMaybe the storekeeper* in .Sttn. rii*B, electric light bill, insurnnci*, ford bnve not such a large assort
"!!!!.
!'.<:.V!!,in „ ? hcrn!!.tti<* <7). .ltf?lW’ !
,,f Koqds as there “pretty
bow much or a living could they iict u re catalogues’ hut no store-
Call R ayBrothei
w i i o i . k s a i .i :
r im :
im
: ° n
, n r m :H i
|
M o n d a y
A f t t u - n o o r i i *
V.
’ 1 i-'-ta.
Miss
•a
V molt
F r a n e s lluglu-y
'*v * ■b- M pink
1' ' '
t.. .mil.
i l i t e r v -I h i v a n - e t l o g •,
................
• lu r r ii1. at »\ iio t.r s » m : i-m , , . . .
’
a shot I article for the use of teachers and parents. JVrhaps
I <-r lln ljrn <>...) Hr.- n.-r.l,-, . „ r.-.-l,„rKr
........ „. „
i b>' 1 iidii's I -inn ••*' no <1 >i,gi.
3HO *B YOUR H IIJ,
frnrsi. J.ri o>ur i>«\f unv Mtnn r> Im* h \\||| %i<i i ,,
there are teachers and parents in Sanford who would hehe
i l- . ■•,
Rational ('bui--)i w.i- h, I.i Mon,la
frrrurr.
’•
I .O W |>
11,1
luvrd-n
IllU C
* ;i r ! \
Of
II 1*11<l> |; IS----------------------------- JS______ _____
•I I I . - I I I " . . I I .-Il i l l , h o m e ..i \||> ||.u
^la,,
hav„‘‘
,b
*‘
'bforniution
lie
gives,
ami
will
use
it
for
the
:
* •!'' V I, f
\\
■*
'•nilf.r,
T O irl.lU . Tho easy eliml,
I
' all henelit ot Sanford children. Dr. Fislihein savs;
n u n ' s ' on
th W e it
Sid .
G i v f i i (»\ .V t - ij
! NT- bn,- Mi
.......... .
. ............
TbClnmbcr any time,
ttflr -il-1
' •'Hb Mr-. Thur im: and \|,
K. J*
A healthful child stands correctly, in the upright
rgthor pretty ,>|uc„t
! f-11 '•’('« Spin Imi,.
,||.
\,,, ,
! l l ( ‘S n i'i;ii I )(-|); I m i ' i i u.
U'-inter
a.lo.stesscs,
» » *» , and Queen Anne’s
It.
fh . ... M,. \
position the head is erect, the chin held in ami the
lop'-rls Irom tin .......... .
shoulders even. Tho shoulder blades will he flat
j
«'b.in. Mi
M.
I-; ‘ 'IKIt, I-,- t •III..;,;,'.I, . !
■vl
ft jUat a t tho edgo of town
in iliii. w-.-n .read and plaits
,
-’I''
■
*
»
l
i
K
in,
i
I!
•
\||
flat aguinst the hack and not projecting in a winged
mg
: li-i flig h t I- m i i |,*v
,,, (
loiMcd f o r „ supper t o lie given
l i i . , < - Ilugn.-N, Ilm ,,|,f
i,.t
type, such as is associated w ith‘ round shoulders
<rik0On UI* and oho a 800n
I 1,'r 1“' 'il«"l'b<-» ,,|< in,. S. jii:> I I),
Friday
.e.vniiur,
Nov.
|'i,
at
ib.
f
‘t
:
11
i
Hi.
William
Mason
Tiller
I!
und improper development.
(iARH*11 iWon<* mind at all,
m Mr-!, ti. tF I’rtrisli Hmi.a- w i t h
.Mrs. .), j, 1 |ia r u u ii: -I tin- VV'-m.iiT.- ( bib
i'Powell (juantock, Mt-rlin Bariu-s
«ith
a chance to fall.
Normally the hack or spine has two curves which
I Was H»at of Tuesday aftt-rnoon
•^ ^ / ^ {N D A Y , Mrs. Ainiee Sem
K 1 7 t e home D“ V.d8<>n ns c-lmirinnn.
.
Rei-vos, Eddio Ki-cne, John
ple McPherson, officially kidnap
.'iiI s o f bri.-k i,-e cream .»v»»-*" lI’pli
<
T ' Kt‘tn
should not however, he exaggerated. The abdomen
*Mi»s LoiA Williams was elected whi-n Mrs. Osborm- Herndon and I1 Refresh m
’ hill. Around they rise,
lime.
ped
recently,
now
officially
ncrMrs.
Gt-urgo
Davit;
lla
rt
wvrt
!
i
H
M
IUTO-I
............
“
x
Z
i
]
Ml
M rwhen
the
child
stands
erect,
should
not
extend
in
general
chairman
of,
the
buzaar
|/to earth, some close to
]Y. Thi-oiluri- Langsecuteil, talked fac-u lo fnce to the
coffee were .--rved at
front of the line of the chest.
committee. Gomniittec-s were ulso joint hostusr.es.
grentest crowd she ever drew.
i with a riceptiun
sion of the game by tlie
For Sale Hy
.
(<•lift,
Philathea Class of the.
The
spacious
club
auditorium
appojnted
for
the
candy
booth,
earth und heuven
1 uousuik Ih ctumi in the Htroetn nnt. T.?i8r ?oa(^ ion
infrequent, particularly jn
rCtnb from H to 10
nssisted by Mrs. John Moisoh J r . , 1 p p p e h v t p W n n
P V in i.n V i
was
abloom
with
quantities
of
an
fancy
work
tnbte,
groceries,
purcel
M
iih*
her
temple.
ncaHhfu] children of from two-to four years of age.
C H A S E & C O.
[Mr. ami Mrs. CalMrs. Clyde Hyrd. Mrs. James I. ' f • ,
"
'- 'n U 1 C h
Wo|*ld lies at one it
post,
supper
kitchen
und
Decornt!
!
iR°non
vint-s
and
ferns
arranged
AH sympathized with her, main make it' they tried to compete with keeper can afford to carry a much
Sanford, Fla.
*L
■ In its development two factors seem to he import■ii
i »
i,l* a........... j in baakets und bowls und placed Wells. Mrs. Lee Peek. Mrs. K. It. j H ( ) I ( l S E f l J O y i l b l e M e e t
unconsciously were
interested in tbo ■pi'icws of u -inuit-oruer nouso,
..a ji U The abdominal- mus^os uro-uauaMy-nat
assortment than wlmt he
Ntony/trSil,
I
^
HU businosa had bucu |w'^ nrtiwtic effect over tin- man McCracken, and Mr-. Langley.
os^eecent adventures.
who Simply Issues a
yonrly or so -j has vails
for. Those
umil-ordur
hurt" and
a
I lo re were IS tables of players
many a
■ developed early in life, artd the? curve of'Hhe (latfk r
TI “* mc-nibers of the Philathea '
tv,\,mYdrlir4nVdeTiilV
’
i&wiy»*
ra-j
>
She had promised to niinn- the 1 m i-yearly catalogue for you to j houses have the
whole crmntrv to
ami
the
gui-Hii
me
baled
a
number.
J.CIi
is acceiiluatetl.
s of the Pre-byionau Sunday |
biggcst liar j,, the , i ty .“ and !
4 i '
. ,
i f,yed when tho hontesse^ served
Receiving the guests upon
.
J'our choice from, makes you draw their trade from; (he mer
M to wade, and rnckH i.
a , *U ,f nut-nf-town vmitoi ,.
. fSchool held a most
dmdightrul
nariu-d tin- devil. The d-\ il is 1, pay your own parcel-post or post- ,-hants in Sanford
|R4»0’
'
dainty
refreshments,
hurthernion*. the liver, stomach ami intestines
rival
were
Mrs.
W.
Theodore
L.tnhave only u
rtlock a* tullows:!
___________ _
tempter and a deceiver, but is be age. and whose merchandise (in [very sm all territory compared to
meeting Tuesday evening nf the
fto croim, and that tak.vXfey,
thuirmnn
of
the
department.
are much larger at birth ami early in life- in rela
a liar
C. I' I'axiun, at
Y"U. ,read, m 11„. Hm.k ,.f mm 1 uses out of ten) is inferior j them, und therefore I sav “ If vour
. . . win
Imme of their tocher. Mrs. W. Al.
Mrs. Donald P. Drummond is ex and the hostesses, M rs .' Herndon '
tion to the* rest of the hotly than they are later in
■loll. IliiAA till
,
...................
s,” ’s **f God i-aiiu- to wind you can buy in S a n fo rd 7 ; husband, your brother, 'v o u r ‘son
McKinnon on Magnolia
Avenue,
.
.
j Peeled to return home Sunday from and Airs. Hart. Tlu- attractive till- 1 n »
life.
I ” »
Hi.-miM.lv,., before the
Ibey send you their an alo g u e or daughter works in Sniifbrd und'
ly cards were distributed In- Mrs 1 (1
. T ‘,kin»r muttnn’ n m , \u '
Q»""Gtb-s of yellow ,,,.,1 white
hHl, and not complain
[
L
biipiaan,,
polntk
in
Indiana
where
Hhu
lias
rc’id . and NUan earn, al.-,, among will! pretty pictures
As the body grows ami these factors change, the
in it. you your daily
bu-adcomes
from San’i
!*kUl
,u‘xt to the chrysaiithem us and yellow
elder
chooses wind and
.
I "pent the pa»t month -visiting rel- John W Meiw-b »r
make mil your order, pay two c e n ts , ford, tlu-n have loyalty enough to
ubdomm will tend to heconio less prominent. A
and rain
MH us- j atives.
,r .
‘
' .*
,
I fat as this is what gives the strong were ii.H<-d in decorating the rooms
".Van
"
u
V
1
■
lh
"
'-;,nl
1"'
"»«”
- a Hll,
Whence c,Tnu-t
thou,” lor n stamp, several more cents i leave your inmu-v with the merThe afternoon .mm missed all di agreeable flavor to tlu- meat, of th i: attractive home. The dina t liiiit to hiiiih* higii
ill A»mn.
1
’
______
prominent abdomen, persisting beyond the* tige- of
71100 answered truthfiiilv
And tor the money order (w ith postage !chants of Sanford when
it
will
six or seven years, may he- associated with internal
b- kept bis word, when he pc„m
** H ia i'iMrs. Clifford W alker has returnincluded), ami then sit and wait a !eventually , mm- back to you a
In life’s hard run*,
dcrrangemcnl or faulty posture.
week o r. ten days fur something ' hundred-fold.
•
I r
7 '
k" •»•>«•- He only af
A all our railing unmet,,
u
,
'''I borne from Hirminghnm, Ala.
l , u t.-d bun with boils, hjl|0(| h i s ' y" u *'ave never seen, only in a !
In. II. M. Lewis, wherc lho
Respectlullv voura,
ib about tin- bright he
Most schools nowadays have exercise periods or
was called by the illness
I -ions and daughters, oxen asses, pretiy picture. .Mrs. W illiam s eer ;
Irmut'.
Mrs. I .aura H. Sewell
City
Tax
Books
are
now
oj...
(and death of her motlier.
|| 1
calisthenics. Teachers, during this period, may
I etc.
tainly must have had better luck ; i.ake Mary
f. I’. Vincent
I choose toil, for some
•B
well
emphasize
post
urn
as
a
portion
of
the
training.
: Natan is vicious, but not a hvtio- than 1 have ever had with these | N o vem ber'’ it |p->i;
not.
will,
1■
tin,-I'l...,
1. .leaves•'
for payment of City Taxes. Dis In.
Mrs
crite or liar.
That he
rii IluHser of JuckHoiivji f f , t h o
As the abdominal muscles are drawn in and the
t<
chooite case, Now pick
Janie.- A. P itt-;
- I
■-"me lhut uho him profitably
bus been the guest of A
;
Mi's.
M .,
ur hill.
ill
hack muscles contracted, the abdomen will assume
I High Street.
t#
PAST
AND
P
R
E
S
E
N
T
their business.
count
of
2
per
cent
allowed
o
r
Miniurik
for
the
past
ftat
its proper form.
I
M
n.
S.
I!
Hibson,
MIAMI HERALD
her home on Laurel Avenue, left
ilm Beach I’o«t has a betWhen the head is thrown buck ami the chin held
N’T A I ,IN , A T this moment boss I
taxes paid in November and llttmn-.
DrlaK puge than at the
Tuesday evening for Lake load
"( Russia, says America
is the 1 J
in this movement helps lo fix the upper part of
ru,V C7 l ' r,h1t ,laVf: -vouth ls *m- 1 1 bnl of the post. It is true there
tho boom.
Kicat world danger.
succeeding 1 ' . r
Braunn || Hag-, ,Wh,‘Sr° sh° wi!‘ Spend “ 8h«rt ‘ ‘me
per cent discount on taxes pait lirntfH
the hack i.i correct position. ( '(instant practice of
T h ! tht;
" f •*?» is
«" endless amount of
ami ,\| ^
,H‘' <ire returning to her hoi)ie.
l-T fiiin as imperial world power
past
The
scholar
is
usually
trash,
but
the
same
might
lie
said
oth
disadvantage in being
these exercises will serve to maintain a graceful
'!«'■ colored
man. ask.-d
to I nmds
in
December.
t" ii.tmc'sville
‘ h h m,l!,tl'k . ° r ,hr Vi“ «**i«ns or ERzabcthans
l. that you can't* travel
easy and natural carriage of the body.
Ihiough hint and/or other age-. That is produced
Mrs. H. C. Gerrar uf JfccgBop--.
,
a
.................. “ I can t, lnimls of old.
•nd peacefull.v.
difi a<Ti>iii|ianied
'i
1
(bank
you
f,,r
•
'the
schoolsI
the
Idea
goes
forth
that
I
for
the
moment
only,
and
cast
I
■
It is a significant observation that a child who
j
viHe,
a former- resident of Sanford
the eomplj.
ah,- i- -uulviit,
■
’* T h a t’s what U n d e Nam iM-nius thrived only in other days; aw ay
stands well and carries its laxly in (hi* manner
is visiting friends here this week.
National Education Week
Jdtj
"f
IIm
ala,
and
■
’'“ vs to Stalin.
,,m 'ntJ U
? J lt.er,T ,rUriH uftlom“ ,,,u!,d :
«»‘e gieat rjood of I.... .. and ^5
Kut
lit getting out the musty
Ellen Hoy,
.
mentioned feels more energetic anil healthful than
ipmilmg tin- wi-i-k ! ..
.
T
high ■
Tins country would lie j„ ........ . among tho books of the ancients, literature today much
■ Mrs. J . L). Woodruff and Mrs.
mars or arithmetics anil
one
who
stands
in
the
round-shouldered
and
re
or
w
l
t
b
?h
e
>
h
7
,d
th<‘
ire
a
*»
worth
may
be
lost.
Would
..
no.
I
!
«m off.
I' if H
i
or GuatomaCity Tax Collector,
f VV. W. Potter motored to Eustis
laxed position.
i fw h ‘ . anyone wants be well tlu-n to turn theattention
'■
.',l r u.hhlul “ •W0U wall equip!
”
them
voluntarily
nr
not.
fo
f
scholars
to
„
wide
(BeAtj
Winter
T u t ‘ H , , n y where they sj^qt the day.
- , - *•
Some physicians tire convinced that different
Upends on tile end ill view.
I nimu W , -<**»* ' ... ........... . I,, a wider study of
i . i u f the
i e world
,,ln,r r with
?<"•
.
•
<
,
irkl
?}
tat’
P,lHt
are
stnj
present
literature,
inttcud
of
dc
•loinmatv
mere
dol■
•la
y
'
I
"*,v a- t)u> i
»B succeed lieenune they
modifications of the disposition are the result of
lai
” > cla«"! they are pulled apart voting time to dead books us well
inu, Me lM(| . 1 Mrs. Hawkins Gonnellf motored
heads; othei'N fail when
nervous
stimulation
coming
from
organs
held
in
>
sc«
What
makes
the
wheels
go
us
dead
languages?
Let
them
be
>cold feet.
at th* lr I*
!,!J t,v:Grlandoi WotlrvewUiy whure aim
proper or improper positions.
I>l>. 1H II.EK , lu-ad ofi Coluinbi
Columbia .?;rm I’ 1 f ho pcdaKogiic point out oxumim-d, discuss their "rfee s
spent tho afternoon.
hr
university, -ays th,
'*
Rot •-n"
I ra1 I ' " ' ‘>xc‘!8," v” Prof.in.IHy how this and bow .-,, ured.
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ipAfy-rs never have and
pu in nan i -eidcncC or puragraph wns conT l,..... ....
r.
party will “ pn.ss inti.
into oblivion, uic j
JU. succeed. This was reMr. and Mrs. tv’ll lie r ii , *
TH F LACK OF cohesion in national effort and in inter los.-, n takesPass
I how this effect was pro- j
*« 'a*
K'-fla11,1 | I lean
the righte
■
Imonslrated in i|„ demise national ideals
iourniilism
o
f
the
and
Kinall son. Jack, of Daytona
our n<-r.‘ii>g«- I'roi i prc.iisloi u- litm-s. Uii- 1 he great ni.-nii aud 'imht! c a M s f I
I Miami
, iiie-day
!R W Glut cl.apter led up to j now, although jirepurcd in the ,
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*
Ki v U
,,s' cut I fi-clitig is n<>l in its i-lf an ev il, any m op - th a n U i mi I i -* ' " ' v
•
Ib . Hiltb-r wants Uepubli
lidttitl opiniiiii o r m
effo
It In
come-,s art
an eevil
wh
lu-n
i i irt..
't .
n
iMcnm.
v il only
o n ly w
r n il Mm, w-e b
ir i.
’ ' V "'V '" ,r'
tiu
ItK-riuy of I lotnla “rose a s su m e s u n e y nH
u- Of d .-sti-m -ti VI- U-1 ,11. hlm lt im l im u ili ly «*. A . the Meth.IlliM l i i t h
Shubin” in I |,e
,UI( S|(t
has its strong points
as
well aass its
»i"Ls
n s wi-ll
i t s \u
w inak.
k , anil
a n d iiff IIhis
hi s sstrength
t r e n g t h •'*,,n,V '••bet denominations,
deiiominutinux ' the
•nolhl way. -Sumter C.iunis
properly
directed
the
weakness
will
in
time
disappear. , f ; : ,th
1MnnfH ■l««hn| kept froin
A rose between two
Tho Republican parly The dream of a ’United Slates of Fnropu’ will la- attained he colored man, northern capital
only at such time as swords and spears are discarded fin- ! '*«• wants prohibition bee;
flout I- Inridu. |M,r*ttil rr
year are sliowini; pi r.
id Consistent inrti-Ji-e
" T- Tbere's a teal bar
v&roMpcrity, for you
Topic. Mori- likely, folk*
florae for money.
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plowshares and pruning hooks.
BOY’S
HANDS
MIAMI T R I 111’NT.
The rumens educator, "Sander
ro ll ol
lllilld ilt,"
»\ho
had a
g en iu s
for t,-lulling boys, realized us nuieli
ijt Kiirh a bad idea of ins anything else the value of handfl m llliounire who left work, lie not only Inslnlb-d shops
tu a group of minis- in hi* school when Hint wns :i wild
continue to run the innovation, but in- a,ii,we«J the boys
,/t big profit, turning to use llii-m without supervising
V- to charity und still outside of school hours.
(r sclf-rvspcct.
i At one time tho privilege wua
r — o--------uuliocd, and he felt obliged to close
(paid church ndvertis- the ahons ullur school. Then an
nsw^pupers of the coun- Intereating thing hupjmned. A lot
runlvocated before the of boys g o t i,ken-ton ke
keys and made
»M synod o f New Jer- a practice of sneaking into the
Why not ? Locul udver- shops and working there when tho
lurches in not new. It teachers were away or asleep. They
p i) practice to carry paid were very curefill, then, not to
ft/lWrvices. It would be iniNuao any of tin- tools or waste
^lop the plan on a nn- the materials or leave the place
,t, There will be opposi- |cluttered up. And tl.ey thought
. religion upon u ba- 1 the hcfillmabter never know it. ;«■
(Ulism,
perhupa,
,
u L but
Sanderson
mm knew
snew it
u mi
all imthe tuna
tin\i
a!!. h<W K° ,,U {““* HuI' 1 nothing, but kinili*} to
pUce, down among himaolf. .H e wanted the bovs t2
M lfc S -0 ?
lh ,hul 'Vork because ho knevy J t
^ ^ p - iwus good Tor tbpm, |t
^
I^ o iT iw te rt hA * v r , r
A',1' .
prevents succo'.sful H trikcsV'hm ,!1
• rs. satisfied with
.......
;'th eider
cider for
for them
■U ch und prohibition for
for f„nn
hniids, ii N. these and more would
hurt the Grand Old Party far more
I him wistful wishers fur light wine
•mil beer rouhl hurt it..
| Armistice Day Celebratk
IM PO SSIBLE, O F COl T S E
lic, and horo is- his amusing re
ply:
r ,
“ Regarding an event which His
Mnjesty, .tho Kaiser, has placed In
..............
— —
......... ..
,t
the
hands
o f -Providence,
it ,B
is Ul
of
course impossible to give any In
formation.
IT a v a r e
I
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t ^ f t io U t m d ' hisToric'0 r^Suluti-.m
•M'niy l ’i ii.-e hands und brain to
gelh.-r and “ make something” that
F R IE N D S O F
prohibition are 1
they ouildri’t keep jiwny from lho desperate,
TAMPA TKIBUN I.
I.f
I'ghtjiig in earnout. shop-.
•" ( s of prohibition are only half I
Many i father and mother, bow lin earnest.
...... .
,
Mr. Wiljiolm Hohi-nzollorn, Doomrepuled Partm-r.-hip, hut of coirso
Already prohibition'
ever, e v e n m the land w hen; man ba become more of
religious i 1,1: Nctfiorjpnds, formerly alleged ‘ .Hs M njc -1 \ i ,
longer nn
nal training liar loiiinl nt much j fight than a political fi'el.7 '
ive
'
'" '" r mv-inber of the firm of Me,
member
||, is quite pas.-ivc.
rei-ogmlmu, have n,.| learned the I
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*
nml
(
i
o
t
t
,
*
under
a
term
of
banish
lea. -m.
URU U N D ESO N ,
( Tmago's ment which legally endn next Juno. Thnt bemg ii, - case, however, the
\V hen a lad is re.stics.s and dis Imalih eomnpaaioner, says human Somebody of an inquiring turn of Coflnt Is q;t
correct in stating
satisfied mid d iiflin g into bnd com life m big a tla s would lu.st hevVn mind aent him an inquiry as to
pniiv and bud habits, why not pro years longer, I on tho uvoruge jf a"bother ho expi-ets then to relurr. that- “it in ol '•iirso impossible to
vide him wit’h something for his nerve
Mfiri-i* destroying
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noises were el’lm ’to what ta now the Gorman Repub i v e l-tly im urination.” Even if
bands to do? Get him a work- muted.
bench and luols, and you may see
W’e think wo ore “useil" to a
a woiidious transformation.
: certain noise, but use up ns much
-- 'energy conquering ^oire, crowding
I
Tom Sims Says j| it out of the brain, as in doing real
' 7 nrk'
brains are cut
down .10 to 00 percent in effici1 here s Mars, anil no out
Unfailing
I
I
FREE! FREE! FREl
Acts - Shows - Conti
'“'‘'pa in daily touch
with what I rovulence is planning
donee makes u formal announcement.
- ^ n ’ l ,l.‘' '’‘‘Kan killing Froachmen, Belli.uins, t.crmans an<i others
■Ufbt, the astronomers
report menus greater efflcimme* i " f
‘‘Si'*nwl
Mt von All
Hlghest’s" or- some years ago, full responsibility
greater efficiency, loss wenr , dors
Count
fichmettow
Movbe they’re hiding out from
in machines. But men pay no at.....
^ "m eu o w .
JW? .7 h‘‘
of the Kaiser
raiders.
" *V»vll* but now that
tho question m one of returning to
A potato with perfectly shupwl
{
head, body a n d feet has b e e n III).
‘ till kow.-taiw t,|^ him, it iMtns* i l t» | llI! ! y i fr,iin whieh he was
lhnu1, K!r ma ,h , ffod the reip lllty. Or
hc ..,|
a n
c e
i n
W
i n
t e r
D
r i v
i
Cold weather serves only to enhance your enjoyincut C _
of Hupmobile Six performance. For, engineered ^
into this car, are features which promote oomidit ~Vr
and economy in winter driving.
A thermostat, for example, checks the p w p> al
water from the cylinder block to the radiator undl
the water in the cylinder hkxrk has reached a '
temperature of 170 degrees— the highest
of efficiency.
v ‘*^J
Thus the motor comes quickly to operating tem
perature and excessive use of the choke isebminated.
Costly dilution of oil is kept down— gasoline con
sumption kept very close to mid-summer average.
In addition, an efficient gas filter completely rtrajmpi '
gasoline oi all impurities.
You will enjoy also, the snug comfort of the dear
vision closed bodies— the silence and smooth power
of the famous Hupmobile Six engine.
Drive the Hupmobile Six of your d v 'lc*
Note the absence of rumble in the hand
_
appointed dosed cars. W e will gladly arrange a
demonstration at your convenience.
'2 M
1
fll'l .
Auspices Merchants Co-operativ^
ciation and the American Legion* ]
Sanford Automobile C
Magnolia Avo.
it^ fr
HERES A i’REAT!
oar
A O’Neil* Genera] Manager. C
bring 'the family. You don't
K ,* 4" h"
lo.01 C"1,‘’ '• ex*
beotl
[gj®* Cotten, s r<1
■
h?
-nil
'
• : * ' J
L
music, well played, is a pleasure;
good music, played on the new Ortho
phonic Victrola, is a treat I Cqme in
and Jpt us demonstrate this wonderful
instrument for you. There is no obli
gation—rgrive yourself this delightful
experience]
A Mow typo o flE
tr lb u tlo n to lH jh tin flln tr o c o
of tho o ld ^ jR ^ o fjfc p s te d ^
a s w att.(A ,W a#0. s *W
4 0 v-atf (fk-aij. aao
I
Continuous from 1 p. m.
11 p. m. * “
— TODAY —
‘w * 1
F L O R ID A P O W I
Rudolph Vaientino’s
.Immorfal Bfasterpiece
7y e w
\4*
• 0 W **fA - * 1 )‘I
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(A-Z3J O S SMIS
m. ia
. ’
T ■- ■
l r.
m
prill
O r th o p h o m c J
L‘UT(i.
»u« h .m
3m
C IQ H T C O M P ^
218 E.
Horse-,
s - .., •
1
S ift
m
V* •
\' vji j V T*
••■•ml
At
t h e r * le'prsetlCWHyino llght-a
tho fro#tlng Is o n t h * •r»9idoj
S IZ E S priced'•S5folldtv*:< 5
“G*®
meno:
■Op
■1
G ood
’ ‘'-'Pl'I-i!
suit,,I'd
I* tin -i . i in
I'd. wb,iv
las di’,
Kin.).
to n J \
m
<^p
Tht- many IrlcndH of Mr.. Henry
Long will be glad to learn that she
i n - tin- guest
is improving after an illness nt the
thark-s T. Fuller.
hcrnald Laughton Hosoi’.nl.
‘
______ .jp#
P Clea
carwatei, f„nn
J . D. Davidson and Ariiiur Yaw•* ipKmling •
ell motored to Tamp#* nt)d poigts
j r°" hasi'U" s 4,nd is . OII
u
on
tho WeBt Coast,* Wednesday"
*r- and 31rr '
time nn Myrtle 'yU* wkc‘ro they will spend several days.
rk0m Washing- '
I w .J ’t ha" been
.
Mrill r °n busint,si*.
•o
HUPMOBILE S IX .
Ret,el, spent Tues-fay in re as the
f
|days
guests o f Mr. and Mrs. II-1try JIjl till fo» HM-I '
Wilson.
•j
||i j
|kr;.s lt.,1,., li,,,,,.
t'nn... .
I langll
M '*y oi
""I'd,
ti,
,.f ;
|lull'r
Mr*. A W
ho®
e L'-1 Magimlm
Ko Kun.. .
ttu.
tn 'd tv ll IMI,ily lu’ •thicul for him
to divulge anything until ProvipT—'i
r m
,
^ltr "f Atlanta, (J;,„
genitis.
The pa.-t does not have all the
good, HOr I be present bad. There
in a mixture of both in all ages.
Hut we. of today, owe it to our
selves to dwell more upon our
times and It
i«»J|
•V!
A Waterproof Finish—
In a Variety of Colors
I la i-limax.
In consequemt a lal-i- iiii]>rn:* j rush null hurry of the newspaper '
3 i-i littra ry beauty will
loO in createtl as In the aiiperior office
l i e n ' f r o n ibe speeding typewrit- .
' . d u e oftth'j past over die prescnl.
or in the bauds of the inspired I
M' liiderfol and brilliant literary w riter with a stirrin g subject a s ' a
m hievomonls hqvu come down to Trom the slow moving pen of ih,-
us from' previous uges, but they
should not lie allowed to blind us
to •-nr own ucrupiplishment*.
Probably there is as much, or
even more, worth-while literature
"t‘ iea| merit pul out today as yes
terday. It la rc-a.luble, an inter
esting, thrilling, informnlive, "n's
TEtiEPHONE*!
Oriental Stucco
Notice to Taxpayers
Oinmg (a ll
A
BESTOENCE
tho year's work wer« made. Tho
SERVING f r u i t .-.
If fruit is served a t th e il.
election of officers for the ensuing
nIways provide fruit knive*>
year wero elected as follows:
President, Miss Virgilna Palmer; finger bowltk
;+■>*
Secretary, Miss Margaret Sl<*.
IN SERVING
.
wart; Treasurer. M is? Charlotte
Never pile ono dish uponSmith, About 46 members were other when serving the table,'4
present.
ry tho plates out separatelj^'j
F-A WALT
■the ? him; nn'1 ,h' |cal betterment f.r 11.’ ’/ 0,’H no1
attention to the ph.vsihav.- m go hack to candles,
the prophets, and all |. . . " j .
1aitu t (,‘ *«« Imys and girls in her classes is loo!,^ '7
l!,l( they went ahead
both sm u l^ n iid great
'#1
But
‘ ........................ ..
“ *
m
t£
f n 'm t h c m i.m h v v ,,r
h';»iV<;Vv--'ti,os“ I HI', IMPORTANT wealth is
«»• the house „f f,
HCPrJ
cr®w|lH
school children i! musf be U-rtih- suit, anil intelligent humans
^
K.ng»2:« 2.
|' ,at
'?
further need of sy.den.alic and exlen- nn it. Cuba, protaiMy. |,-n«14 the
|«'VC p h y s ic a l tr a in in g in th e a v e r a g e school.
'
p^liRhtful
- CourtesyI centered with n silveb basket filled
—
_^opulap Girj as Mercer Sponssor
Presb^teri^n, Church
:
MRS. FRED S. DAIQ^R, SOCIETY g p n p | V
;
c^rysnnl,,u,nurn»At the
tm-nt c K i , £ ,' i 5 y ,5 8 L
f° ur corm‘^', were silver candle.SANFORD (’EMM
A sacred cantata will be render
______ _
utlcks holding lighted yellow tned nt the Flrat Presbyterian church
PRODI’c t s c ^
A very delightful social nffaie_of
? 7 0 cIr*rk a delicious buffuh and Maple
next Sunday night at 7i80 o'clock
wu-k *r„:
i!:. c-f. aMonday
” tt‘W
•'.pper was served.
the!> week
Was Hthat
This will ibe a whole evening of
evening when Miss Frances and , A fter supper a short business
r‘wdr»» w'11 ,,e
session wns held when plans for
ratuic. The aelectlon is “‘The Hojy
ftptint ehurch, m>*
wi?T
\
S
.r,U
‘r
l,UBhey
entertained
City>"
oratorio by A. R. Gaul.
WIU, a Harvest -Salnmngundl” at
Mr»* lngli».
The j first part of /Th^, Holy i
.... .. " " Fifth Streel, honprCity” was suggested by. thb pasiD.^tmrnt uf frnne
Har
i
r
i. Thclm"
S,,urlinR- ■nd
suge of scripture, "H ere have we
Harold le
tte r Dnnforth,
whose
rt ghooh will tf‘V no continuing city," “Thy blkgd ‘
marriage takcH place the latter
PAINTING AND''
, Hlfh SchlH>l Autl1" come,” and sets forth tho desire
pnu <>f this month.
DECOKATINg
I’eJock.
a higher life, as expressed
The Usual autumn color scheme
P e r f o
, e . Boll wi'l t-nlor- words "Afy
soul is nthir
iPhone 568-W
was lurried <)llt j„ t.Very ,l0u il,
Ity shower at
whlch desire is followe
the home being beautifully dec
:
2608 Sanford Ate, I one HOI Park Ave- other passages expressive
__
orated
with quantities of autumn
jlljs Lucille NeW* perfection of the higher life, stfch
foliage and cut flowers in the bril
funic Ruth si*nccr ns "Eyo hath not seen.”
liant iiiKummil coIofm.
j of this month,
The second part was suggested
I'ame.s and entertainment were
'birtment of the by tho words, " I saw a new heaven
apl’iopriate
for the season, anil-nil I
"will hold regular and.* new earth, for the first heav
H upm obiU Six a L eader.
Hit. red heartily into them w ith1
o’ckwk. Subject en and the first earth wore passed
A
lso, In C om plete, Modern
much amusement ami interest.
^ i^f|ucnc« in Idt- away,” thus realizing the stksire
Equipment
.
'* late hour tip- hostesses as-'
1. CXI filler. 2. CaepUne filterand promises contained in tljk jir s t
aiMc.l by their mother, Mrs. W. I '
lowFwokaecoo n aprton. jTherpart. With the exception of two
W
llughey. i-rvcd a sumptuous p ic-.
mo«t»£icb*Mcontrol 4. Snubber.
, (he Veterans giv- hymns, u verses from Milton, and
til- -.ppci. [’ll. table wns lighted
5. Viboa-veadletiaf wiadahieM.
ty. Ilowiirtl (’biiptcr three verses from the Te Dcum, the
6 Duh naoline (•»(«- 7- Cle.r
U:
lone e-'in- candlesticks and1
words lire entirely scriptural.
vbioo bodies. 8. Color option.—
"
"lbi
1
lec.-ta
ti.<ns
were
sugges■^P°ml ymir nionev f„r I |frid*y
Motuir upbolmry tn Uu«t mode.
The singers are, Mcsdamcs
*' ", ' t'i-ai.';
I lie favors were!
i Oil, Tires and Tul«-. ,\ui0 "
9 . W«lnut grained panel* on inBrown " 'i 1 enter .bimes Mothers and William Mitch*- ’ d'n-e iille.l wit h mints '
at rumen t board and window
'series, I'lmnogiat 1. .,n,|
of his friends it |ill sopranos; Mesdnmes Jam es T.
|.i " " e tl.» -upper the bride and ,
ledgea. 10. 4-wb*el brake*. 11.
Radio, ^loshlighi. „n,| „ J
Ibjs home 1111 High , C. Loveless and Paul Emge, altos;
Special vibration damper. 12 .
I Hatteru»a. etc mid
.», *
, w...... .. ’ **
r" -’Hi d a radio mes- j
Headlight* with tilting beam
.
J
Graham
and
I’nui
Hav" "I I'-rmtr <cngratuliitions, and'
'dars orf the Fr. „ PhonopiJ
Ime* and doable fikment bulb*.
en Chapter, N.
Knige, tenors; Messrs. Claude
.
"m r 11..... i„ be on w atch '
*
*
4
«t with Mrs. Sam -, Howard and S. R. Lighten, bnssen.
1'"I i package whieh was sent
Sedan,
five-peseenger,
four-doer.
s
o’clock
at
her
|
Di*.
H.
II.
McCaslin
is
organist
Rines
. fr-.m tin Him station. Soon a
#1185. Coape, two-p*i**nger,
|ftort.
. 1 ,,n<1 Joe Grnham the direator. Ev; lin seiig. r arrived calling Ml.n t
with rumhi* MM.S138S. RowtFilling Station jo) WorktIS <aitncil cry one inviteiFto owncishin with
•ter, with rumbl* teat, $1385.
. I’1" bag to the dotn* ami be pre- ■
1113 Sanford Aie.
I’hea^I |be held in the Hup-, us jn this hour ot music.
Touring, fia-pHHgR, #t 325.
>-t-:ilcd her with a large package.!
(;J0 o’clock.
F-quipment tadade* 30 x 5 25
Mils Kitty Hullose, lnvel,- <a-'gbter of Mr. and Mrs. ll. <• Hullo,p I v,1" 1" "''I’liimr it She found n-large!
>f fhbJkxm tire*, four-wheel brake*.
of
this
<
ity.
ill
I,
.
,f
.
|
,,
silver mounted casserole.
I
J F h u r e h
U n i o n
H o l d s
••'i* o n for the Mercer
(bt)l team
All frricti f. o. b. Detroit,
-- Id- h v ill . d.ti .ii. •
,
-'H
s
N
’purling
was
most
liecomt..io-.rricv
al't
o-’ii-^lut reuenu* tax.
I n t e r e s t i n g *
M t ' e t i n v ;
Miss Duingly gnwiie:| in rose georgette ami
y -un>- so-
‘A Healthy Child Stands Correctly’
I hey breathe
abnn,
’ posture,
c
<ll,|e l>\- the
me im int, (be teacher watching
S ? ^ C O V K , ‘ i;i* “ IK I-K * , 1 , .
1‘ b i t s e e m t o . a l l f o r s p e c i a l I r a i m n g i n b r e a t h ' : t h e K i n g w e n t u p i „ t(( , } l(. i , n K h a b i t s .
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Flower Urns, r 0
ITA I.V S NEW lawn defending!
the Fascisti government are as se- I
vrre as law.- with which the czar ’
protected his person, vainly. Hard
labor in the Italian penal colonies
Is the punishment for talking or
writing against the government or
its policies, or assailing the na
tional efedit
For fiv*
wcHiml i r aiaH.
a* in i ntt I on twit-.. a day. »m< .»f |i„. |„.S| |,.; u 1u ts in
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p u p il, iu . i l m d
w in . , 'S s .
(llieir arms foltled behind I heir b a rk s . A s th ey M»f m
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'«"■ lots
d-'ythem
will
Therefore Britain
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all
they
please.
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a
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NEW
LUMBER YARD
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.A Complete Lino 0/
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Frames find’ Screens
Medicine Cabinets
Cypress and Pine
Framing
Sheathing
SidlHg
Flooring
Ceiling.
Finjsh
Mouldings
Lath •
Brick
Lime
Blaster
White Rock Plaster Hoard
Nails
creen Wire
4 • «»
Builders Hardware
poors
Windows
•lurphy Ironing Boards
Made to Order
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BOT MY W i f e
i s w oR ^ e
Barber Shops will be
IV* »•I
^.Wednesday Nov. 10
l;'8:80 p. m. und closed
fUfe..
Armistice Day
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A /"Trtt PATitioT it. V uiux U7yggr J.ov7,i: A'-i
fRLWl)Jt> CjOlVTlY, 1 Cl«.0unS3AfKXS DC * VOfoyT Not
DOCTOR.
Cor. Sanford nnd Geneva Ave.
Fountain Curb Survico With
Plenty of Parking Space
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DOAWSOM I "To Go OVY OOT-^ ,y*OL0 '.tx'V'ALV
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Nurmally’s Can^lv Received
Weekly
(Kept on Ice)
Registered Phaminclst in Attend-1
itncii Constantly
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Loyal Supporters
r
McReynoJds Druff Co.
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For Good Roofing *
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OlM* «v MCA tCRVICC. INC
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The Price Is Right
SONVILLE
hereby, given
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HAS THAT YOUNGSTERS
GWfT CAMY
UCVCED
VERY ea sily
/(OwtuER.,\T 'S 3 HAT 0 UNCHOEYOUM6
iVl WORRYING ABOUT, OUST AT VRESV.MT. TUWvll.
STuck \T got TOR. ODER A OAY Mow - wcmT
edem xeav/e *thb* a o s ?\ta \. t o r a b \
te-
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T he p leasin g light gray
color o f con crete fxxueTnrnt
udU dress up your street
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F R E C K L E S AN D HIS FRIENDS
I I 2 6 1 ,0 0 0 Square Yards
©2 C o n crete S tre e ts in
De ]Land
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pep, m u ep E
7W’ OCEAW IS
SMOOTH ^
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By
IF MULES ASS-MAW ) MOW LOOk M6 KE/ IP
VJMy DOMTMORSES < YOU ASK AMY MORE
6 0 LIKE P ISS SQUEAL- ) SlU.y QUESTIONS I'LL
IM STEAD OP D0IAV ^ 6lvye VOU A <5000
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De Land, Florida, began to pave
for permanence in 1923, when it
awarded a. contract for 120,000
square yards of concrete streets.
When present contracts are
completed De Land wUl have a
total of 405,270 square yards of
the finest looking pavement you
will find anywhere.
BW .
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■ ’ The taxpayers know that main*
* ttefiance is built into this ariato*
' crat of pavements.
That is because the firm, rljgd,
unyielding strength of concrete
withstands indefinitely the heayi*
est traffic.
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^And these are some of the
reaeoos why more than 1,000
cities and towns laid concrete
streets in 1925.
I** wts scwvtcx. me.
Well, Hello, Phi]
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im n cs .
All of thd facto aro In our
fru booklet on “ConcTtto
Strati." Aik for your copy.
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meafMMouv
co se rt»
■nc oA>umd
*«MomOs c *
x ir a tv a j
p P O m A K D CRMENT ASSOCIATION
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"'ry *'n C u r ' '",l"
85— Lots for Sale
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KENT VOLCANIZfNO WORKS. " " of
, ♦1 0 ° ( ASH and $100 monthly will
will sacrifice southeast HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIR ES.U. S. L. natterica. .
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*""■ »» boy wHI located stucco bungalow OWNER
corner of Ornnge and Elm Ave
w
60
Machinery and Tools.
FOR SALE— House, lot and gar-
Distributors Cha
Chandler
Commercial Avenue
nue. Have other interests and
ncod some money. This most de
sirable pieee of property can be
{f° t*fcl “ 11" ri,licl' lou*ly low Price
— ^ en t*lla wpvk. Address Rox
81, care The Herald.
t
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DODGE BROTHERS
th a ? ^
Wat, ^
8n i ° i . ' * £ I f e
1? residence lot
Stanfonl, Brent wood A d i 'V'V f t '
bouK,lt fron' t,wnor
P«^t. Gindvrville, Orlando R„„T
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'I "DMAS J. -KVANH. KT A3C .
d tkk n d Anth.
SELL GOOD USED CARS
can
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on sm all
m odern stu c c o b u n g a l o w
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Dodge Special Touring
Font Touring
Dodge Special Sedan
Ford Runnhoi.t
Graham Truck
Overland I To uritig
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11* o ' c l o c k A. M.. o n tin t l i . l
By Crane
VOD-Hoor
A COLD OR CATARRHJ
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Applv Cream in Noatril*
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Open
Pa
Or
“ ”Up Air
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Ah! Wlmt relief!. Your el
iiustrilrt open right up, the ale^
sages of ytjur head a re .t
you ran breath,. freely. f No,
hawking, snuffling, fhuc<_. _
charge, headucho, dryness
struggling for bfLath at L«<f>
your cold or cutiirrh' U goifb' ‘^1
Don’t slay stuffed upl Get
small ImiUIo of Ely’s Cream*BaT..
from your druggist now. Apply^]
little of tiiis fragrant, antiaeptl
ereuni in your nostrils, lot It pejij;
elrnte through every air p*ee*gp‘
of the lieail; root he und heal
‘
swollen, iiiDummed mucouf
brain*, giving you instant
Ely's Crcum Hajnt is Jt
every sold und catarrh i
has been seeking. UJp,,
did.
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Lift Off-No
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U A M IJ. t h a I'lullitlff
heroin,
tho
pp« * . n r fh e re ln d eicrlh o d us fol•Tha
W ost
o n n - h s l f of
tho
Nniithvast Q u a r t e r of tho North*
Q u a r t e r of Ucctlqn
23,
fnslilp 21 South, Range 30
.
W ASHie/
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'“tt f.p r'i ,WIssueda IIIMth i sn p roceed
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i i n r o how n u n - r « f l d t n t « o f iha*
«?■» *hp "aid ai. a t.ian T v o o T
t J I d . r U. LIOHTKOOT, hii
i *addrvn*
j a s aand
s . t * ^ * ^reel| 1 with your finger*.
*",T/
»« V"J.,"n Hotel. Cha1
Mtata o f Tonnossoa, a n d ■
LA V*- If
wt
Ja
n a p erson ,ln th e B u t e
‘Sir 1
* .- £ / J k
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MK MKNKVA
I1KNKVA COItfOHATXI
COllVUHATlhWii
.<(»MU.AIVANT.
Dealer*
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Answer
by nm
b il,*r ifivkiiir
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1be fo llo w in g ( root of 1nm|
be a im i aged any way to suit l» 'r - 1 i n f , lion as to tin- kind of
NICE
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vestments.
Best
buys
ure
among
'•"* *. Hoc. 23. I.ots 10 nil,) |1. Sue.
11 full line.
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Address
Box
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Phone
21.
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H.. It. 31 B„ Tull. Mur.
or With
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wm‘,| k,’t
listings. Phone 746.
|.'"ii have, ils age, mileage, an.I
irifht. Cash or '
nK‘‘ mHrr“>‘l
ex- t>r
without*
li^)it • l,u
hoUM'kciHiintf,
i
713.
I lii) nalo will nnl bo k **i >i upon,
I
17
11/
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1
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prill*
wanted.
Address
T.
P.
II.
73ur business I .P»rienc«(l wit-h <'itruH Groves, 1217 W. 2nd.
"lit will III* (leeliireil ,-loNed when
|S E I- [t c T |s i »a l K Tor good buys
wishes position. Cun take com
tlionu p re s e n t a t the h ou r named
“ I<’»re The Sanford Herald.
_
have censed hi,I,ling.
'I'lio pet sun
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■■ In Real Ustute, 230 Meisch Build- FOR SALE A five room h o u s e _______________
m
a k in g th e h igh est hid will ho roet* Co., general plct? tLhar‘f0 of *™ v«- J - .G‘ Vry- •d— W a n te d — rto om s. B oard
|ing.
.
one block from school with all i
•lulred
to
Immudlutoly
pay
u,»
sidewalks, build- *’ U ko M°n roe, Ha.
aiiioont th ereof.
modern conveniences reasonable 8 !)— W an ted — R ea l K s fa le
Gentleman ! HIGGlNS-SMITII-WICiliT, INC. -irice, easy terms. Address Bov
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jX t h j
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• . R. r o r G EN ERAL hous<* work and ROOM WANTED
nliove-denerlhed
Inr,d "',v«r«
are
Rea! Estate and
No 50
to file tlielr c laim s, nr o h jcello n s
window cleaning, ask for MACK ,1. n ' th "<,,lan »*n t» room for him*
INSURANCE BROKERS
J
" " " r , b efore lliu lime deMlgnutud
REAL ESTA TE WANTED
423 Ea«f .itg Kt
.se lf and parking space for cur in
fo r »sJ*».
CLEANING CO. at 423 E ast 4th St.
yard with some privntc fam ily., i , i <t YOUR PROPERTY WITH ,
bungalow on Palmetto " ' . ll buy or trade for your wtuily
UKOItOK 7. CHUM
Repairing and
Uuglslur.
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Give details in answer
iswer to "Room
^
‘‘THE LOT KING”
' 1 ^ v'** Close m very reasonably , 1,1 a "V bits in any subdivision In
38—
BusfnesH
Opportunities
fur prompt
Wanted" cure Daily Herald.
306 First National Bank Bldg.
C0<J " ml 0,1 v!,*y terms. PlionFlorida. In answering this
II K(l I NTH ATIO \ M I T I n ;
___ _ , i l.l.
) iidv<*i liseiii( iit tell me how much
-----T h e It*u In|n, (inn litinkn **f the
"O PPO RTU N ITY”
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;
you
have
paid,
the
biiiam-e
due,
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staiif«»rd. Fho-idn. win i,,.
81— Wanted To Rent.
PARBEIt SHOP
For a live wire busines smun. This , 74— Apnrtm entM and F lu ts
STUCCO n i ’ NGAI.D\V. large liv
>'<( numbers, and the loeatim. :;!S ,, hV.V,,&
n." .-n Z r
•lit Avcnm*.
proposition. consisIs of un up-toing room, dining n„un .'! In* I <!* propeity, also give vour )>res-1 *711'. •>-•* At the rity Mali
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«. Special at- ,,Htu wt,ar'"g ] apparel store for
c i t y It'-glxl rut loll <Ifflt-.T
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its ami children
mun unjP worm‘n 'n the husi- N ic e T„n;„
III,
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privato
bath.
in
or
Seminole
Hotel.
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tleairable
loi-ation
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m,.n
' i neas distriyt or Sanford.
U|M»n
down payment, Iinlnnc,
1 ,Sf„ J ,l \ K « *»< ‘ I T r o t H T . » B V .
i town. Answer XV/., Cure Hctiild. *
'"vertb
' n you will find that
K V m JIIIMIAI.
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WM PRKKSKRY.1 ,nvcr-tt*a*f6
WANTED TO BUY—Small and
monthly. Phone 713.
FOR RENT.— Furnished 3 room
►■**» h k m i t o i k t o i . v r t
[Pressing, tailoring. my intcr‘->»t in anothur business de
|
inexpensive
bungalow,
located
HTATK
OK
KI.OIIlllAl
garage auartmunt.
Pee Gee
( IM N C K ItV .
Avenue, fimii.l inmnilB *»y t-ntire attention. Ad Paint Store.
within reasons hi.* distance from the FIN
83 __Farms and Land for Sale r*5— Lots hor SaF
oitK ri.osiu iK o r m o iit o *<;k .
i (IruHs K-2 Caro Herald.,
____________________ I business i action. Must be fnirlv
If. A. HA It)).1
(*»m^ilulnanl.
E URNISHED APT.— For rent for
FOR SALE,Cheap, 2 Onk Hill Lots 1
H,'x !" ‘ ‘‘n’ R««dtl.
10— Money to Loan
[OI.K PRINTERY
3 people only. Garage, hot und cold FOR SALK—Two 10-at-re tracts „n | facing on Geneva Avenue. Own- nn
,
At. I-; l.ldllTKOOT el a Is
I >,-fe mljint a.
KAMKUAS
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water fr, •*. $11(1.00 ,, month. Close,
Paola road opposite
Count! V ,.r noodH ni,„„.y lin<| wm Macrifi,.,,. " 0 — A u lo m o b iles l o r S a le
OHII,.It OK KtfHI.ICATlO.V
[SUPPI.1KS
LOANS— Money available at 7 l»er in. (Mnvenient. Mrs. R. J . Holly, Club. This propi-Jty ik * onsider- Address S. It. I >. Care Herald.
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iVl.ninl. y p,,„, „ cent;, Clo" e in property. A. P. 618
Tu t i i i ; i »i-:k i : niianth m. k.
r , “ Park
'*■ 1 Ave.
*
d the most desirable country
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CI1RYSI.ER
* ’ 1 p Connelly Si Son*.
l.hlllTKiNiT uml
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home site between French Avcnm PALMETTO CORNER 8(1 x lot) ‘ HAS. T. PULLER MOTOR CO
I.IUHTristT. Ii Ih Wife;
BE.VUKltlt v PRINT o n _ _
FOR RENT
suitable for upnit.nenl bouse.' Sa*'f'*r«l Ave. at 10th St. Phone 002 It Ii|t|i)-ai HIM frciri, II,,* r. turn of tlio
Nice apartment and the Country Club. Will
. such
Hlicrlff i.u n SiiniinoiiH heretofore
4 7 —Doris, Cats, I’ets.
unfurnished •l«-e in, $45 per ’ flee for i|uick tale. Inquire ■><’*, I Owner out ol li
1Mi"r. Engraving,
lHsni-,1 In |he ulim o ehlltletl i-uuse
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Phono 156-W. Inquire A. B- I*, enre. Herald.
I mirier value and o.i exeepUonnlly
service of |,ro,-« hn in,on ollher of
IW' R- H- Avenue- l ” K, . A . ~ A <lnm|y female 12201 Ouk Ave.
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••My term
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v i> '|« ° 8 , ® * - P A « *
» » « n > ymi. lo-wlt: (|,i* nalil Nl. K. I.KIMTD. W. WANS LEY, Manager
t pointer, nine months old, p o in ts -----FIVE anti one-half acres partly ^ Herald,
Ki .i'l’ „i,d I.II.I.A f. I.IilllTKouT
*Un M'lfe, beeiiuse I ho nalil parties
cleared, close
close in. Owner, Box 117,
retreives,
aitTTTT- ~ ------ and
GermnTv
n l i r ' $25.00.
7
T oAlso one
1, j FOR REN
u f T
. -— fFurnished
uriusbed anpartp a r t-I cloureil,
are now non-r.-ilileiiu of Ilte State
FOR u i f i f i T 7 ~ ’ 7_r " " . ’T . ' I
JE W E T T AND PAGE
°*. r "Irl'lu, t'oiiiu y of l.rungu;
COMPANY
t .n , u u * Polico fe n i n ,t ‘‘ 8 months:
ment . Hot and cold water 7 0 S 1City.
i UK SA LK —Lot 5 nf Lanes Ad I
R IV E’S GARAGE
Ihelefore noth',. |H hereby |( IVeil
A lston*"
" ' with certificate of registration. W .-lst St
;__ ___________1
dition, facing Highland Park on |
Sanford Dealer
to m i; i . i , ; i i t i ' , h , t a m i i . i i . i . a
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Prii*n tr.n nn i»__ui
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------------ ------------------------------------- * FOR SALE.-—5 aero farm, ne'v |(>uk Street. $17.70 on terms of only j 208 VV. 1st St.
Phone 017 I . l .h J M T I ',,, ,T. Hint a |l|l| („
ut oar prompt |,rit'a $r>0 00' Hox K7-____________
eloso ilo- A tortgage
filled In this
I’ OR RKNT— Four room furniRh- j hou»t*, $2800,00, L. I*. Keller,
( |.r>0 canli ami $25 inoniiily. Addre^H I
1 , , 1'j'l nil tile -'.'(ill day „f S eptem ber
Miveryns U'"1 ,|"“'k 66— Fuel and Feed
SANFORD BIJICK CO.
od npurtment, nicely Iocuted. I Monroe, Fla..»
Box 80, care The Herald.
A. i>..
w li.'ii-ln it rid wli«*rt?Uy
prucerillMKH H e re liiHtltnteil to fo re212 Magnolia Ave.
Apply Pico Hotel.
eloso
that
c
e
r
t
a i n m o r t a a u n liarelnPhona 307
" '" " " " ' " T TOK GOOD WOOD CALI. M O.
_______
I NO DOWN^ PAYMENT.—The I'OR SAI^E— French Avenue Jot ___
1 * r, “ i ' " , >•> >lie
said
M.
K
I FOB RENT— 6 room furnished i first two to seo mo can buy n
UaI,,-r, 11,sI,,. r '
:
■ 1
nc.tr •Highland F'ark. $1300. $25 LINCOLN - g o n ri
p n e n e n w bMJ’J J ** * *T III,,I I.II.I.A t* r.IOIIT■
*
“ T
i» io .s ’M
17,11 ,la> ,,f July. a .
,K ^ALE.Stove nnd fireplace i apartment with all conveniences home apiece
for
rent.1
L. Bland. .» rt .M, m monthly.
nf“r ! : ....... ..
«,
ti“ US° N I*iu
. ...Vi
1,1 fav or of M(||{.
"nt Street.
' wood. Phone 3612. M. M. Lord, j Garage. Call 865, 1306 Park'A ve. J First St. next to Spring.
j .carp Herald.
Kin J . W IL L IA M S and siihseonontCommercial A Palmetto. Plione 381 ■ y . b y said MOKltlH J . W I L -
I’Ll. PL'JCr H o o ! cp .
►V CUrvetKs
to ttn K S T
t
«1«ad to I h eir unknow n h e ir*
Ing for house. Box !)() care Her
U ser),
legntnes, o r g ran teM i. ald.
25— Florists.
- — - I'OR RENT.—B room unfurnished
lolin I >0 , 1,1 anil K m m a
I)ofl<L
FOR HA I.K.—One Senior
rn, , " s V'.nK«l‘»w has largo living
„
,
-----Mult
1
bungalow
located
at
the
ewire,
if
a live, and If d f i t f w l
fk*Bii*d* The San*
_
corner
graphvery
good terms, aiji ot Palmetto and
*l,n,,»*r
room,
,
’
i
be<l
room,,
8
P
1v«
ry
ii nknow,i »,P|r«. (1i>v Inf« r,
“STEW
A
RT
THE
FL
O
R
IST
”
II be responsible
...
.
Katie Streets. klUhen and breakfast nook, hard d7— Acreage for Sale
ir KrantecN. to T. . RlahoFirst National Hank.
Flower* for all occanions
dfxtct insertion,
Jc rtn c range and water heater. wood floors in living room and din
I * — -------- lllahop. |,la
. -live, and If dead to |h«lr M„ .
McLANDER ARCADfi
for subsequent
" ill runt or sell
ing room. Modern in every detail.
MILLER O. PHILIPS. Inc.
GROVES FOR SALE
I lielrs. ilevlanrr. leKuteen, or ’
6 2 - M „ .l CTl inairumenla.
Phone 781.
office should be
t e e s : to T h n rlo w til.h o p a n a .
I his home must he sold In the next
Illy in case of
- - - lllshop. hla wife, If Bllvki
lew days, make me an offer. AdTwenty
acres
1
I
I
miles
East
, i> dead to t h e ir unk n ow n h a i r ?
27— Professional Services.
FOR S A L E - Piano, like new for FOR REN T— l new 4-room bung- 1 dres" (iw’ner7 caro'He'r^idf
Elm
Avd.
nnd
l.'lth
Street.
i l M l’ n '''k o tees . o r Kfunteaai ■I
of Osteen. 8 1-2 acres in mature
ITIBERS
I tilde ItnrlelKh a n d ------------------ 21
small lmlm.ee due on same. 1. P • alow and garage
1------------------Flora
grove,
fruit
yield
thif%
year
esti
Herald.
I
lelKht. h er liii.hand. If ally
L ) ffpresentativo EUGENE PERM ANENT W AVES,
PHONE 3
Heights. $25.00 per month. Call NEW BUNGALOW—Five rooms, mated at $.1500.00, grove free of
. i l e a d in th.-tr unknnwjt
1 *r with rates,
no kink*, one price, personal at
jN ees, Ir-aateek. e F " * r
i'll W. 1st St.
high elevation. Price $<5250. Very disease and splendid condition
1 Mlr.-ll l.lveatm-k INi., If k
vjtion will g<ve tention. Bluebird Beauty Shonne. 15— Specials at the Stores?
Wsy terms. Bllrt Nason, Valdez Price $ 1 2 ,000, $500.f»|) ,-ash.
i
"
» i i . mi ir . t i n in
o*|aund£
|ijforTn»tion. And Phone 349-J.
v
______ ___ _________ Hotel Bldg. Phone 853
i lo ll, nnd if o,i • r*- ■-.vthtam
«» will assist you
j -OI. I| all u nknow n
c l a im i n g
“LISTINGS WANTED.”— Furn- J*—
___
_____ __
T, - ,
,
.. .
,
want ad. to
lii'onal, or miller It na a.sign # '
S. J. NIX
'shed homes and apartments—
I. P
" ‘-s 1 r,' ,U' fn " " M,,,k
I
former
t
o
o
k
holders
o r utherwl
FOR
effective.
Attorney^ nnd Counsellor at Law
We have for rent three vJcanl
j ham— 20 acres cleared
.mall
' ;l eo ion t n rrsh lp an d |210
East
First
Street.
'•- n u l l . Hu, unknown.'
*,VT NOTICE
bouses
demand greater e v e r v 1
""""
bimgalow <,nlK" ! ' <‘
ami good home BE ’ IRK and see the new custom i
< said oo-l>irUi«
IMPORTED DINNER WARE
I’fkbulii give their
bay - Have customer), lor
t h r o J '? aR" " l,a A
bardwood floors, ' ‘" o " "J
^
la. h Sludcbnkcrs
i, i *' i'i r ''O-'ence „ . a co.partner-..
.ffjee address ns CHIROPRACTIC — The science
'
'‘"known
persona whomnnfurnished rooms fur |,<u .sekeeoi.T
h.t. $8 5 0 0 .0 0 ; ‘ “
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SAN J UAN GARAGE
i
that makes people well nnd hap
r«hone number if
SEE
Phone 588, Mr. Hurl
Digging * * * *
1
rciTmar co«*
I'd I I IP ! - or ol her wIsn;s. nn<l
(U|ts. About one ; py. Investigate. Phone 182-J for
| Forty nens near Panin. 5 ,.n
l i ' ll l
Smith. Wight, Inc.
e* is o i,*. h a v in g nr r l n l m l n g any*"-*®*
|i thousand has a njipolntmwrt I)r. W. E. MncDougDODGE
th e- ba l l hardw are
•
’
>
room
stmt
o
hungiilnw
in
E
d
g
e
-•
U*tt'
fr"
nl
r
tin
fruit
soil.
'**, **'" fo llow in g dsaerl
( the others can’t I nil, 1st Nat. Hank Bldg.
..,10.1 ...................
.
h ' price $15(10.11(1.
Pleasure cats nnd Grnl.km Trucks
‘ Id lands lieliig s l tu a l a
FOR RENT. Six r„o,„ ,„.w bung- ! W<" " 1 " " ,,'ll" l'’>|o Avenue, eastern |
! with you unless
'* " I " » " ,e i 'tilllily, F l o r i d a :
Hint
and
13th
St.
Phono
3
nlow.
corner
Pith
si.
and
Muirmirage,
large
lot.
$7250.TRA IT 0)09 •
PRONE 8
or iddres*.
Eleven a m - mi Paula Rond,
33— H elp W a n te d — M ale
I lo Norihvv-est Quarter
noliu Ave. Phone 785 ,1.
* teims.
.wte MUST he
Not il,west Quarter <N\VU
SEMINOLE II UDSON-ESSEX
8 ii0 toot on hard toad —home just
•* 1
four It) acre* sc
"it The Sinford
INC.
remedied, pure $1000 1)0, Ml ,-.,.sh.
Mi* Smithi'iint cornnr) of
FI VE-Rtmm bungalow on pn|., •' iooni house on Mellonville ave hit Ian, I. 2 and
|K by letter. Tele- | SA LES R E P R E SE N T A TIV E S
203
Oak
Avo.
"u ‘ ! 8)*’ r Township
V '.'It'S.
MinfM ire not r Ho you want to make money, real
motto Ave., and Spurling S t.' nue. A good buy at $lUMhl.
Phone -11
«•"'*)>
Tlnngn
thirty*.
I I2> l.nsl.
• . .. n .-a
] money, this winter?
If you are 1 6 6 — Wanted— to B u y .
COl.CLOUGH REALTY CO
$•><» i>er month. Phtute 71.1
T
R
A
C
T
T
W
O
lV *‘«
Tel <.!2. Ill 1 First Nat. Hk. Bldg.
operating nn office do you want t --------------------------------_________ _
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HOPS— MARMONS
Soul lira st Q u a r t e r o f th « HonthSi
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i,
s
I
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f
I’aota
Road
SANF(»RD.
FI
\
Sanford Automobile Co.
eaN, Q u a r t e r (SKV4 of t h « BKJiF,
nmpt Efficient
project which will make your j I » l JV * P«y rash for secondhand
modern stucco
rl - , ,
of Heel loll eigh teen ( 1 6 ) T o W n i i d a L
INSURANCE j " 11 "• nri.v.-; |.ri,.- wants bid.
-"*• Magnolia Ave.
Phono 137
kr-ice
whole sales force big money? IV,
P«»nos. Address !(„x .152.
alow m, Palmell,, Ave
2.Mm
' “
two"! s';) 5?7a'sr,,Ul" Hn" * '
you want to become, connected with j Mm “
— block Phone 7 1;t.
j Si \ Id .(• ii * ir;,,
,,,, pn,>la
NASH
^II a p p e a r i n g from th e sworn 1'
*
the biggest, soundest and inoat
— B o o m s W illi B o a rd .
---- — —
--t.
. __ ,
"f
i oni|iliilnt thul viiu and each
i eads tin* world in motor enr vulue
i R"«d. M**f l.i-y .i il t 'mot i y I 10b
von m ay elatm som e rig h t, t l t l a
SUliOIW — He- conservative sales organization in J — - - - - - —
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TH REE Brand New Stucco Hungu? 1
SMITH MOTORS CO
lutm,*st In amt lo tha j,
‘
, ideal let plauli ig i-iuv, hml rat ,
■Muritla? Do you want to sell a ROOMS, with orwithout
meals.
I“w" for rent, ,le-uali|v located '
hereioahov,» ilescrlhed.
'
i:
po'i'ti;.
guild
water,
elect
ii, |
project which will almost sell it-j
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. ""'der» throughout. In . i i n a - '1
iik ic k k o iik
order
AUTOMOBILE D EA i.ERS—If you I Mint Vo,, ta,ol
I lll'b* -II || lit In I' eun Venn-Ill es.
each of you h« And I
self? Do you want to be free from ' 7 7 7'
~ 17,------— ----------------1
RaiimePs."j
want to ,ell your used enrs, ad ,7,’; ; " ' ,
l<’ “ l»P»*r t o . |
Wrct: h, c m
kiokH from buyers? Do you want I
Hoom.s W ith o u t B o ard
('______________ _______ _________ ^
'V "
* ""tp lu ln t herein ri|»d
IIIGCINS, SMITH. W BJIIT, INC. |vertisc daily on the classified tmge Miiiiihiy tli" hum, d ay of Dscsmb,
tin. We specialize a permaneat connection?
Have " ^ 7 , iTTTT.Jl---- 7----------------------- — FOR R E N T -a room furnished1
a
II I.i-r. t h e - s a m o h elng g T*|
HI.O K ID A -D III. a -NDO - Urland. lm> of this Court, a t th e Oo
I troubles. Ihii(cry >'"» «Dility nntl intregrity?
W« ' H ,l{
R E N T .- Large up
stairs
house on Sanford Ave., eoni
DEVELOPERS OF
loos,, in Sanford. Hemlnoli* Con
Mtirniii" Sentinel; largest classi
In p a ir ir .L . A. " " " 1 if representative in your dis- , fni,,t
room. Also small vement to school, $75.01) per
Mor hla and In default t h ereo f, v
I
lied
business,
rate
lc
a
word,
min
• iees 1 10 , onfesso will b# eni*
Bittery Service
Are you the man ? Write or )J’001"- <bi.se to hath. Hot water. month. J'hone 713.
L o t'll ARBOR
Allow u> the opportunity „ P
mum 24c cash with order.
agiilnsi v on. said c a u s e helng a 1*«!
Igt,
wire at one. Salesmnnager,
10 ,‘J ‘ •,,(<'‘,in eity.I2IJ0 Oak Avenue, j
to •tulei t tie in and to th e j g :
Ih'I HiiitkHiN p 'l«*«prilt*i|.
— First Avenue North, St. PetersI'OR RENT.— Five room, mifurn- showing you this fine )n opart y. I
I'll ONE 588
It is f u n l i e r OHMKItKD t h a t .
I URNISHKD
ROOM—Next to '"bed hourc, Elder Sprim's. Imiuire „
rIRl>i CD.
i burK. Florida.
MORGANTOWN, W. VA„ peoplr Vl'iiVv
«," l,l*"bc«l lo (he HANFO
I
oath. Hot wuter. Close in. 205 1100 Myrtle Ave
•Scruggs Scoggans
Realty
ir, not the owner." ~
“ '
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aewspapnr pubtll*
are interested in Florida. Roach In
S em inole ( ounly, KlorKta. — ■
B.
10th
St.
|f«r estimates.
j — Help— Male or Female
IMinru* T.’t.T,
them through a classified add In Meek for four (4) consi
LOR RENT, — o room Stucco
JFOKU
8 8 — R ea l E s t a t e fo r E x ch a n g e the Morgantown POST. Six cents WtM'HR.
W I T N I : sm my hand and »
Bungalow, Palmetto Ave. ami
--------- j ^ ANTED—Solicitor, one who can NICELY furnished front room.
a work for six consecutive Issues.
r i d a l seal of tho
C ircu ital,
f'
'
Twin
beds.
Private
family.
Ad
Katy
St.
?75.(lo
per
month
un
Suvetith .Tudlt'liil Circuit nf tA«
VULCANIZING i produce. 31C 1st National Bank.
'■r
H
ortiln.
In
nnd
f „ r H«n
joining
bath.
I
H
I
I
Magnolia.
HOUSE vvi II Pm-at*'il, building lots, 1)1— Legal Notice"
furnished. Phone 713.
II WELCH
o u n l y tin this tin, ,|„y
s
in
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vill
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10.
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36— Situation Wanted Female
tHKAI.)
part puv1111*111 <>n home. Address
I’ DR
REN T.— Furnished
bed.
IM I I I . I f I.A M I s \ l . l :
v k . n oim r.A S H .
ma-Aicrvii;vi* h i - n i l ; iv r ia iio u
Box 5(i.
mom and Imtli for rent. 300 \V
— O u Icch nnd D esk Room
* lurk.
[fcrvlco O ffered ' " ’OMAN— 'W ants washing, men 5th St.
l
8 . I . A N 11 I I I - - H ' 1-; III
!*>'
A. M. Weeks,
•Milm-Mviiii-, (--1 ,
I preferred, cooking or house, j
t 'o p u t y *.'lui k
i O FFICE FOR !cr.NT—In .M,.lrt,-T) H AK SAI , : - b-rimm,
modelh J n -|-.
11*1 !I I'jJli.
i*
III:-*
payment
1
f
III 1.1.8, Jr ..
work. 1202 Lincoln Court.
Ntucco lliingaliiw. This modern
.M i'PII'H l.*< l i e i e l i y n l v e l i Hint, ns
ho
Address I ii* v 5 ().
I STORE
Pn*
| *t ll'i-i I »it |i> Hi,, l.'n u u n U M iille r o f 111,- N-".p lTMJl r o il (’OMPJ.AJNAir
*'d Ilooms for I I „ ,,„ kot-p,n* S„
»
,
^
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living m m i i i i , din
N*,v.
>
*
. Nov. I0-17-H. Dec, T.. 1^1
I i >* in I .il f.itnil (ifflei* .
iiilitei' |,, i ■,So,hi. We are-W AN
TED—
Position
VInImi s o f S e e . g I f* ."*. |(. S., p o r s u . i n l
ANTED
—
Position
by
cxpcriencI
*.*.,,,,
,
A
i
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r<
""".
beds,
bath
including
i
wil
I
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4
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r
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r
f - -♦ * >—©■ > p >M>, T ■ > ■ a ■ ■ s j __.
ITphone.
«d HtOnographcr.
A -l r e fe r -i ,
,£( DMS, Kitchenette and
shower, kitchen has built in fen -' i
,.i .' .
' . 1 . •' 1
‘ to (In- iipiilli-.-itlna o f (U n rn n c t t I
Hueil. S i ,r ln I Nn. U2UU3U, I w i l l o f f e r
[
bnth,
attrm
lively
furnished.
I
80—
A—
Real
Kslate
Directory
tures,
also
electric
range
and
.
.
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’
r,,,‘
i
enccs.
'•*
Phono 321 -W.
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
ul i m l i l lc nii In, in t Iio l i l a l i e s t I,li|
J moderate rent. Young, owner, 200 .
water heater. The price of thin'' "
»'«-• •'•r. I ' i " a t n o t l e x s H i,, ,, yt.no |,*i
ftp r v ^
\ -f'f.'Wy'c:
CK V.c\
Fz ^ z t i , : :
___ A ^TRACTIVE room* to ront for
HODGINS & COWAN CO.. Auto FOR s a l e Double
1 : j to^ " or °ffkea Ht Park Ave
bed
Radiator and aheet metal work3.
a.n' ?-n(^ Commercial ftreet
W m'
apr.n r. . heap. P11«('<
Magntdia , Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave.’
Plain and ornamental ohect metal Ave.
work. Tel. 710-W, 207 French
.
-------- 77-^-H ouses fo r R e n t.
Avenue.
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The Knowledge Seeker
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AOVM CCM.G SQUARSS
AiKi'T ,ROUM) LUGE
CICCLGS AM' VOMV
CANT FIS’M VNALM
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tu
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M _ H ou™s For Solo.
j 37— Situation Wanted Male.
To EAT - THEY SHA?LY TXET-USE T o
'Budge onttu. b o o t s t s out ot*
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Apartments For R ,„ ,
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58— Household Goods.
o
ive. room* and bath. Owner
JA M ES H. COWAN— All kinds of
Jiving in another state ami will acll
7
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•
ROOM
furnished flat, lower hla place to good party on terms
Tin and Sheet Metal Work. FOR SA LE—Four pii>ce
Water and Boat T a ik s. At Oak
T nm nl
^
^
A" '
Avenue and Third Street, Teleanyone, to buy! ' Prk'e'$82fio ^VrUe
kitchen tables. ||• Rampenthal 7 *~ ~ ‘B u sin e 8s P la ce s fo r R e n t 8 . I). Care The Herald
phone 1 1 1 .'
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are for
|BM' of 30c for
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requr*1*
irer*ge length
I
ft
W. S. PRIC E. Mur.
710 W. First St.. Phone 172-W
T ® be received
|<oll«tor »rnt
Mjpeot.
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CLARENCE SMITH
General Contractor 1
000 Weat F irst Street \
a t Phone d41
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ministers
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1 In.-ii: in . v.-ri i i y and hamlet.
ihn-tigiii-iil central Florida.
and then south on Ptrrli’
I In -t i mif eae lionu* to America
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all those « ho law demi in France dilation v.Tvici-n, which arn to bo
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jn iharacter, according to the procession to tho oar
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- the h. m l of the
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nmJ your town streets as contrast
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i u u iiii.n viiiii-1- nt Armist'co ^ linvMIH ,in ,
earnestly desired, othbr daya when the
i fitea are apen, but at
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tho Fourth of Ju ly.
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move in the direction f oLajlf
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conelttded
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now hi-ing landscaped and in the
e !< ailing
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It
of
tho
Star Spangled aBnhtr 1
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joined
in
London's
tribute
to
the
near
future
it
is
expected
that
.
.
l" I :<• .i jhl liar
dt.y. to-ortre. tin- I’rince of Wnies ennstruetioii id’ litiilding will he- ’I'1' ! '
nT*^3, ove* ' *
i„U 1 .'If'. Hail and l-n-tlu i? . Will..
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• | ;.n*l tin -Huke of York, laid wreaths Kin. 't he project, conceived sev- L,ll‘d 0,L, 6 a *^ f ° r *
,
II. Ii\ S»« I .1 ; ill 1 ' ' in • I I'i- '
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:it the foot of the cenotaph of Kiig 1 tal yea is ago, is now reaching tl\r*: rn,,!l' , ,
hoat»
I
1 land' ( miknnwn. A wreath nf actual stagif of litiilding oja*rii-' ont,‘ ,
n
t" r®e
,- .,, I Sp> al.mt; with a I" t- -"'t '<
maple leaves, hrought from the lions.
j morning. A tter the Tl
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il. l
1 * • 11
t 1 I,
'•V 1 I Kingntei'e
enMage
nf IPremier
Mac••The
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..r central
... k ..i Florida
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it tiller Muc“
people
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' k.ai-ic. n.-ar (K laua. and inli.*rw,.v ,|„
y,.t n .„|j/(. what great .......I
K ° n h u t.*n
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mi
with
mses
nnd
chrysanthemums
t<
>
th.-ie
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and
loathe
statu|
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i
.1 tribute.
<• ••a whole,
St*. 1 in*
\hU' mnforcnce
t‘-i- -I Canada's
athe W
Bible
conference Knrly thu nftcmoon bt
Hill’ : v . .
pI
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] I 1 I’olmid. great ceremonies were will he. It will show to the p«u- !
PeoPl<' were wending th*Il
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■ '-11 m ranged In eelehrate both Arm- pie nf the math lin t Florida is' to tl'«* Municipal Field, ^
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' " 1- 1 ' . no da\, a nalimml holiday, and tmt by any means a state for the football clnssle in Flotldg'^
1
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tie- auniM-c ;,-irv of the release of iltnle- ira'ole element of the north
Day will bo played M.h*
t. \ maid tIn- -.talt in. m • it. i « ..ll . Ii: < ; *1 t 11!
1 •
* »* I11' i \ ••t1
'
' M . iishi.il Pilsiidski from Otrman '<• gather for the purr-uit of their o’clock.
Scores of atltnr
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The eonfeivnee will defin- *»rnvrt with »h*> ^n'o"S rtf
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Out of the new significance of ' ».v establish Florida, particu- College of W itter P -rk ^
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•t Ii .. \ tl. the dnv as sacred to those who did Iwl.v this section, ns u center of riving nt tho doon hepp. 1
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1. 1 nil. t a. I. ' i i i , 1Im i grow 11 tin* simple observances | Hon, Hr. I'aco said in spcjiking la rk with their pnnp&nigij«(j
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1 **■1 it r.t .1 .4.1 1 * I..fa ll tn-i r th** nation which mark
'ho tut lire of the project.
| sninrt collegiate nppcnruncgaj
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until
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of tho 'ouch color to th* ,g a y
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th - i 1-ivei\ ..here it was guided by Hoard of Control for the purpose t " rontfs.
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i(t!-r li--i ---n • i '•>•!*.
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ih * de .ire of each community ni». «»f perfecting the organization and
Tonight, beginning at 7 :8 0 c
I.iti,. Mf.iir tv now 11
I-.* in Missmiii it cciiteicd about the ' making formal application for tho tlu, American Legion
* ti
naming memorial to Missouri's chatter of incorporation and defin- give a monster display of )
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in . . cii ih- mi. i- tec .."-I th
1 hi A••• 1:*>; war dead nt Kansas City whore Rely launching tho work, is to lie fireworks at tho Mu ‘
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, President Cttolitlgy went to voice held Saturday. Following are the matter of precaution, at,
v •*;(»> »'• I
ip ni -otiif mem I.," s of tl,
1
' ! " " , ugaiii tho will i f his countrymen I
" f Hie members of thu board: Tho pier will be roped;,1
v:r\
, *IIIkf J
, l '..
Rev. K. J . Pace, I). I)., Bible to” will hava to bo cont
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ij
fo**
peace
and
friendship.
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ill ?Vi »i. teacher, author, rcligioun curtoon- wieving tho display, ft
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iat, Orlando.
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i nolo boulevard, whioh skirt*
t (111 /
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\ iieiated Pc
IL
ltev. I.ois Fntzmingcr, evnnge- Monroe.
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m t‘ ■ :• ip *d
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list,
author,
Sunday
school
orgnn'
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grand
ball
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av y.r:> iH -'io ;; t -nitiyl .It f *'
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izer and expert, Pastor, Calvary the City Hall a u d ito ria l'
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1,-pur d 1 • •*•■■
Buplisl church, St. Petersburg,
elude the Armistice
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■ ll ■>. t m! •** » P'-ii
• .1 11, >1,1 • 1 h a.,' J.fi v.ii : boil! I ' - l"»e II,.., and 'f o r t • iilotf? the ll......
W. N\ I.eclie, merchant, broker.
ic.e.itnj t'inl tl Ni-ill Lt'ti • '■ t willf,
ol' the southern : tat* • , ...... . , 1 vices.
tin.--. >.r a lla ir.
Summer mhlre.sH, ronnollsvlllo,
it'i'l ia * tier of the fltl.uutl Pacing st ik-* at
.
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mere.ity
which
began
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df-cent. i m day night, early I" 1 • r. t itched here I.- 1 1.
A pis., St. Petersburg.
1-» -die had mud • a' 'I '1’
t-.iU ul'l (.!;D IL ) c.in.1 .* ..I tlie f 0,01)1) I'ue- 1rnr ,lr,v<‘r ' v,"» niado a U-tUm”
day hovi *•-<• nhout^ tho ^free/o,;; ^^ ^
given nu-at.- ;
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George W. (’linger, res) estate
1,
grand jury in' e, 1 igal ioll i’i" Hit'
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paint
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invei^inonta, Suramur address
It.-*»«.—, A';*'.... . Heotgla and tl-'
,;?,* 1 bite in t',
'V- He I D in -t
w-tim-r t.f h**r 'a 'l .tn et at midnight Wednesday an t Proctor Star Route, Williamsport,
•'•*'• h.i\* » . *:. . ; 1.In*. ;. and
,,,.i ,,,-y
wrecked
an
automobile
in
which
ntrv .Mrs. H ill: A i liinl it r,.!..t states, whi'e 01 I
• ..f f|,e , lu e i>'..iiic; and nppoxim a’ cly
and teen
two Orlando wmmm were riding. Pa., winter residence, Ninth Ave.,
:,:a :' VI '.ipp-ii a.*.; two da I a ll",*i .1 l’n ••il. -vs of h s-ar not .
t l.i, ida w a* r loucists were shn
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( .Mitnul' tt' or*
N., and 4f>th St., St. Pelursburg.
11 ‘ i.a ym g and before the I "-tits lu-.-l
TAM PA, N ot. ’ : '
iittdei umi.sitally low tent |
n ag CVrput alum w. n offices 'A rriv a ls iluring the past few M n vA R 'o Brunan. and her daugh
at in
If. E. Hayward, merchant. Sumter Miss Pear Bfnnnn of Orlando
been f. uml. Miss To-ivh w»i.
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day., at Semit’oki iiul-idr-l tile occupants of tho wrecked car wore ' mer address, Avalon, N. J., winter growers in the r
V,!'
I'- p. rt'tures. ^ U K from 5(1 ••' - ,
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Florida, Including
Y'! 1 id , m the transcript Hi l 1 1
string of W aller 'L'. Candler of ..........................................
J.ukrotiville
ot Mitiivti
Miami.
10 uiv. i '
both Roriou|ly Injurod and* are at rosidcnco St. Petoraburg.
Lakeland, Ocala,
'o.urr'-m t i v ' n,mW ,,s H,,yin’' ,l,al M, !'
Wtt‘‘ I ” The lowest mcrc-nry reading wa
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v e il
Aclimla, (Ja.; W. 11. I,. Met',.
J . M. Quinn, real estate and in Walee and Avon Pkri
the Fernnld-Lnughiton
Memorial
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(tri:it<il, Yirginia, where snow A l l I l d U S
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(if hospital. The nogro is alleged to vestments. Summer address, K .\ tmTId hii'"ths u ' ftT*'
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l flurries forced the teinpcratuc
9 D i i y S i l l I N O F lO lK .Hamilton, Ontario; F. t . Peiiti
bo a nmn by the name of Siplin. Washington, Pa., winter residence _u t^ av to V . i „ ''r,i
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t ,l*,wn to a minimum of HI) degrees.
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j Cincinnati, Ohm; f'latide J.inlington Ho hurried away before police ar 1475 First St., N., St. Petoraburg. r**U t0d0y t0 t* * * '/”
against a imssibk hl
I.num illc, K-ntiicky. donned ovei ( V 0 ,lK 0L K i Va.. No". 11.—f/P)— , of Itodiontur, N. S : >. B. Fletcher rived.
Dr. Marlon McH* Hull, ph
physic- night: ;
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Mrs. Brannn sustained a frac ian and surgeon, Bible teacher,au
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turn four degrees below
atlmitil Schneider trophy soa- of St. Clmiles, Illiimisj'Kred Klino ture^ knee and severe qhest injur thor. 802 Grant Building, Atlanta,
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frost might
,,nuth; ..tunc race until Saturday, the three I o f Indianapolis, II. Spn.w of San ies. Mlso Brnmm hnd her right Gn.
'■ -'S t hat I Hloomf.e'.d H ulicl. wlm with Itir freezing point and in other wulh
to ft , P # a ie e 7 f!;L
rangcit
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ami three Italian pilot
* dusky, Ohio
11m um]
ami o
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th e rs .,
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foot broko
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toSudden droaaf k T
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impel
tpnl
'nrrivalj
for
Bn,j
laccra
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( o f tlm Forc*:,t Uila* Hotel, arrived ( between ."*'► ami *« dcBrccs.
watched atmospheric comhHontj
OFFICE SAFE ROBBED
lnceratlons about the face.
ernight
overnight
seaworthincsu
the
mooting
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.!. thelrl hern Wednesday from Allenhurst, 1 a r.trong iinrtheaat wind^prevn F |Jav f(ir Um sturt of O
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wax
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her teeth were also
under- Louis
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id lilv/l/land,
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Sixteen dollars ik
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They made the long trip seaboard states, where tempera- I
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Ohio,. numbering
P>
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which
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, veroly. from tho shock of-.the colConstruetion Com pany' tim m tim ,
by automobile,and 'vhdo enrouto tnres were
{ /4l,KhUy | The race was poatpontHl. two has been engaged at an expense 01 i)B|on-i<
Hifli tmond- stopped at a number of p'aees^fa U IVTOtlicr Durenu reports forecast days because of guaty windj y£ - $ 10,000 tv-furn irh musi-al enU'r- 'M rs. Bntnan and her dAnghtor during the.'night', (t waa VeVuJtd
I'biti,
taimuent (luring tho 15 or more drovo to
' this
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moke enquirie.*- of eondluans city from
vf t h e ' t ! , ut, *,o“s ing on the prospective winter tourr risin i tent^ratures lo r tonight, tm lay that prcvcnjod th ^ r.liaW ^ day footing,
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and wax
with ideal football fe a t h e r In ity tests. ,
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^flehhw atoU . more 2>*aas In, l 5U
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i" Snow Flurries Has
'■a;T:*'mA.'
::,Gripped Southland
Mother, Daughter
Injured In Wreck
On Sanford Avenue
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Growers 'Hi.
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Of Notre Dame-Army GantfWill
Big Teh C aches Have o e r t Winner
Be Well On Road. To Grid Supremacy
Nov. 2 6 As Date When
Schedules Will Be D tufted ™,mirfltb*n supremacy
‘ Joe Is Modest
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Btiivft practice far Harvard, hut
Y O BN ,1; rlttv., J(j;T i/P )- peVl, up . eastern opponents wi»!i Cri 'ison gridders^ ham.irtered nwny
MliliC EH
ble-l.iaen roiiA toward no- tn’octicaify the name team that r : an n v bend attach and defenRe.
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v;l)ippcd Notre Dame last fall, viehtl'.ihd lochfcd frttrr., aln-r
i’ irrcc
—---------- -— ------iL ahead of o n e'o f two m ighty clev- tory over the silk clnd griddars <■. U .'t'ir. d lire f i r frame, in prepatuH. Davis
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* Arm y and: Kqtiw. pamo,
ns p South Bend and a triumph over the Vinn for'Georgetown.
r leming
N avy, w'r.cn the services eleven*
Culuipbin went over Pennsylvj1 iplon
W eft in the rtect In Chicago Nnv. 27, will places n)u formation in blackboard drlllr,,
Nightengale R.r l
Vnnkcc Stadlti|irr Saturday.
the Soldiers squarely on the nation-, y,t»* t|J?' Penntiylvnnln i jt f lt took
Buttes
iihe.r wetting and tor.red a flock of
Almost the kartie Knute Rf.'kno nl football pedestal.
Lose r
Rnin Hint hns flooded the EuslJ pissor. Gil Dobie showed Cornell
mncliino the A fniy Irainblcd Inst
Smith
Dnftmcnrtfi's passes were
year 27 to 0, A grtc'h team Jhcn, drove n few eloveiitt Indoors. The l how Dartmouth's
Skelton
is comlrfg h a c k .E a s t htirtgry for remainder held careful practice thrown, wdiilo the big green tenm
Roberts
revenge arid primed for vietory by with wet. hnlls on treacherous grid was content with n short signal
decisive conffuest o f ’ a)l sectional irons to- gi^e players n taste of session. > There was no lot up for
opponents, ns well ns Georgia Tech conditions that, may prevail for the Si racisj; despitd . the weather In j
King George of]
and Penn State.
j‘ Y hIq 'and'Prince ion took the"* j anticipating of the nnntlnl Colgate*
ited with a wonderfd
The Cadets} sim ilarly iftve mop- soaking s in long signal drills, the combat.
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CHICAGO, Nov. ,T0.— (Ah— Ath
letic directors nhd football conches
of the Western conference have
nr.
rhocen the eve of the Army-Navy
gnmo to draft the 1027 football
schedules. ' They will meet here
Friday, Nov. 20 nnd intond to wit
ness the gridiron spectarlo after
w .fe i
arranging their names for next
' Reason.
>rrKupiplings o F new alignments
among the tladitional Big Ten op
p o n en t were heard today, the an
nual Chicago-Northwestern srrle<
T
being oui*'’ which gossip says is
likely to Ih1 broken.
Illinois js
ready (o>nccept the place In the,
northwestern program for 1027,
and the puipie also nre anxious l° J
arrange a big int *rr ictionnl game
to fill their new double-deck stad
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witli its seating rapacity «f
treer Bear* are traveling
nbout 70,000.
*“ to d a y ' bound for thi*
A. A. Stagg, director of ath
the Bruyts will tangle
letics
at Chicago, remains silcir
i# ItMltnu College Tara
on tire reported break with North i
event of a big Amiwestern.
celebration Thursday.
Coach Ja m ep ;!,. Orr
Chicago has an engagement with
U t entrained lato la*t
Pennsylvania
to
Ire
played
in
the
bon, G a.(innd on their
West in tdv'7. Init it is question
Iftr the? will go through a
able it i'liiods mil Penn-ylvaaia
and
n’
grjal
drill.
ff*
will i4asii again next yi ::r.
■ • ' »*.<*.••»
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. to new* df*patche* re
The Mil I'qran-Miiinesotii and tile
<K
"Phoney44 Smith
, the Mercer *quad ir
Indiana-Noithweslern
d o n h ie condition for the Rol- runners in Southern football cir headers of this year undoubted!' I
. Although giving the cles, Joe “ Phoney’’ Smith will per will not lie arranged for 1027, tint j
m i* Hurricane her hard- form in Sanford tomorrow after it, the loaches do not want any j
[« c f the aonaon In Green- noon. Il<* will arrive hero this a ft more of the dpublehendcr games, •
Saturday, tho following ernoon with other members of the provided it is possible, to arrange .... . .
go Through Light
giro ‘ either wholly Incnpaci- Mercer varsity squad from Ma schedules without them .
.
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con,
(»a.
despite
his
gridiron
‘‘See Iho World’s (Irenlest Horses nnd Drivers nnd h env the cclebrnted Louis Hit'll Radio Ihiml at An
''/Jrfeh injurloa or plnyed the
Although the Big Ten ruler- pro- 1 SlKHtll D ra ft Ifri* I It is A R Mercer Dcfraled
1'gonic through 3hoer g rit: fents, Joe is as modest as (he old'1 vides that each Big Ten team will I tvnnOH
most completely appointed race cciirsc
fashion girl, they say.
Rollins, II to 0 Last Year |j
'play four games within the eo n -J
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t 1' Pierce, tactile, right
1ference, John Ifc G riffith, cominis-1
lafttd bB the result of
sinner of athletics, is opposed to
W INTER P A R K . Fla. * Nov. 10.
caratlon. Key Tipton,
f/l’i
l Spec n l to Tlu* Herald)
the
double-header
idea
and
hopes
t from poisoning. CapCoach Orr’-- iharges rompleted
1it can Ire avoided.
Parka, end, boil on ankle.
1 Conch Itockne, of Noire Dame, I heir In; t streiiiinus .sei immage
t ; 3 alter„ halfback, bad
who lias boon playing eonferem .- Tuesday afti-rnoon when his vn r-ll
tloti Roberta, halfback, *
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opponents and also heating the rn, i * ity ran rough shod over two i
■ Bp. Slue Dunn, unable
hopes
to arrange at least, three ! squads of freshmen, 'lie afte r-!
sdthD Of injured arm.
gumeo with Big Ten foes next se a -' noon the Tarn will run through a * J 1J I J I J Q 1
ju u w u i
j m m U I JU U U U U IJ
vc list o f injured men
ison. Itockne will play the I'ni ligh> signal pnictiic as t In film I
Idnd o f physical hnnui i
j i verrity of Southern California here preparation for the miniial game j
.Sch o o l S q. u a d ' K.vjnjf UjtJnjr th(, S(l|(lk.r .H Kldfl with Mercer University in JSanBears played Furmnn $anford
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tttdAy. "*
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Ah Feature of Armlnlice
The Tar-; are in the bevt eondi-j
frill varsity aquad, inrluding
iloi kue hopCH to renew the eonDay ( ’eleliralion ThurHday t.rnet with Nortliwestern. -Ttir iimi il.ii they have been ,'n . --.ea •
ate pinking the trip to
games between the two si-honD , nn. The Rollins team will iur.eji
' Bteforc lenvtng Marmi
The Sanford Athletic field was have provided one of tlie higli im aiJ*i tn ut'l’er if M'-re'-r wia . ’
i' H ooic told hi« men that Rol11 _probably offer u* touch op- the scene of one of the hardest lights of tile football rmson. Notre All of the first string men are in I
Il'itHI, tho Furmnn varsity in
football games i ver stag- Dnme also will play (lie Army next coini-i ion. No innu-ie}- were s o * -1
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1B I7. YflBtcrdUy afternoon s
., . , ye*.r and also may again engage laineil by tin- regu lars>.in practice
od this year, Tuesday, as Sanford Minnesota.
i
his
week.
ice was devoted partly to, the
High’s “ Fighting Celery FeilR"
I,.i. i y ai- the M'-h elite- de- I
Coaeh Yost, of Mivliigaii, has
attack which proved so effn tgain st the Purple H u rri-, J ^ 1 (t !,rir ,,,s' »>•••'' ^ im m a g ;. he- Iiri, ln^ , , to I>lHy Navy a. Ann Wilted i he I’arv. II to o m a t brill - 11
,1-4,'At tho start of the second i ^ !r<‘ U!e
Wlth
lk,“ ‘ h Arbor on Novemlier 12, next year, iags -xllihilioh of football gem r- 1
The game was replete
nut Furman Mercer was Thursday.
< «neh Whelehel has and will dedicate the monster new aiship.
thric points’ behind hut j " ork*!1 lht‘ hoys up to their hi st Michigan studiuni. with its seat with thrills. A lter completing a (
„ ,.,,««t.)„ nttni'k , f,,rm ,n Preparation for the game- , nig
ihir capnciiy
capacity oi
of 75,00(1
with the
lo.wuu wun
me pass behind the Hear goal line, a
ling of n pausing attack I
decided ad
ad- whU‘*1 iH «*x t o
° ,u‘ uf t,,c Ohio State game on October 22, : Rollins end was declared out of ,
si'cerlUrt« an decided
hounds and the hull went over *•» i
hardest on the schedule. The team 1027.
'igliout the lust quaris chuck full of fight and the
In announcing that the Bin k eyc M etier on the .fourth down "ii f
players are optimistic over their will share in the dedicatory cere- Mercer’'-" live yard line.
SvAvVi »i •-•
rlWary to the gencrul expecta chances
_____ in the game with Daytona nionier, Yost set at rest rilnior*
For three quarters, the hall -e •• i,
li-.Monro plan; to start his first [ Beach,
u,.,K.h.
that an vu.i-crn tleven, prohuhiv saw-id buck and forth in I lie in-.d- |<
f f e t * !? ? .
■ * * « . ? , i.™ . •tice started with a Harvard would he asked to come die of the field. In the Iasi Tew J
minutes of play, the Bears eraslied J
W
Bny Y.ho f ‘KUrci! 2 ! * fust signal drill with over two to Ann Arbor for this game.
Uld save the aces *>» "•" tomnjl j„ ,|u> fiv|«l. Following this
Purdue’s showing against Navy through the weakened Tar line for ( j
fo r tfie Saturday contest in ,
prni.t jP(, Kntm. wns plnyed and although losing M to 17 makes it two touchdowns.
Ijtll’ with’ Oglethorpe,
j several now plays used. Til- first »ppnrently certain that the Boil
There are two funny th.iu’ t
eh Moore’s decision will give squad displayed great strength erninkers will come in for it
la football fan* a chance to both on the offensive and defen share of attractive games. Both alii-ut liie Hall-Mills case . . . Dno
f action n nion who will prob- sive and it was almost impossible I’ordue and Indiana will go Fast is that thpy waited four years w>
try it and (the othor is Willie Slevo salectcd by Southern spt rts for the seroni1 squad to gain. The to meet Harvard next fall,
one of tho greatest bucks running attack of the first squad :— ; -- ----------— v—
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i^ ; South—‘‘ Phoney" Smith,
ged player is Morcor’ • Thompson, Htodesbury |»nd Mobley
If back and ho- is without
M the best broken field run- 1 pluii^titi.’ tit.- lint- fur itttotl glim..
l-.the S, l. A. A. He h,,B | Maxwell is developing into a great
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kponslhle for tho grculest line pleij'ter and lie will lie a con
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.—t/lh- West- j Indiana is mustviing all the ex
X,\ Of M elb-'cr’s scoring this I stunt threat to Daytona Beach in it n conference football team g ird -' pei-jence of Big Tin reverses t.i
f ; 8 n»lth is u four letter man, j the gann Thursday. Few team•’•I ‘ hemstlves today against Imlh)
A . .... . M. in
«ond' one Mercer has pro- ■ in the Mute have faster runners
the m sault i f Satu rd ays toes and tl„, ,.„nfl.
„ne iiiteiseclioiml
‘ .The other four letter men , than Sanford High lias in ’i'homp
(he swirling drived of old man winHu(| Wl,IlUlcr l)UI(|c Kockne more
9k* Smith, Phonfry’s broth- son, Slotlesbrry and Mobley, and ter.
gloomy
of mt in than ever, with
! when these three hoys ure given
The importance of the week’s cn- snow covering the Notre Dame
' any interference r.t all they are
outers dhi'ourttgcd inclination to field for tile last day i.-f practice
J good for constant guiwa.
push up scrimmage
for indoor bof(iro Uu, , riHh Slluy flirlh HKaini4t
j The “ Celery Fed.i” nro also well work, a nd the siiuads sloshed
j equipped with defensive stars. Few ihrouFfh Iniiir Hessions in I hi* open. Army.
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| defensive players are better than
Changing weather li r o u g It t
I/Ths Associated Press)
( Mobley Wlille Captain Thompson rlaiiige* in dope, lint Michigan i' i.'.i {ftO N V ILLE
Toung Man- I and M axwell, are not far behind
timit-s n i light favorite over Ohioj
^ '■ lig h tw e ig h t ihnmiuon, *tbem jn i^elr defensivo play.
.'tide in a game which promises to j
Jones, Maton, 10. Joe
K J ., knocked out J h o line Is also in far better I * fought out in the nir.
Oppoistion T eam s— M over
At Wisconn'n Conch Little g-eet>MNekaonvlIlc, K
f h>l*o t!,“ n ,‘l h“ M hc«" “ n< th"
University of "Macon, On., and
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Rollins College " f Winter Purl:,
Jocklo Johnson, to- ^
nccoUnt of lht,mHclveB aR„ i„ M vvith definite indications of a
Fla.
° Daytona Beach. Sanford High ha-; -'pniiy“ -bnckfield und a lighter and
Place— Municipal Field.
p M lsy frd o,
*’*< „a strong forward
iorw ara wall
wnu and
unu every
uvery perdier attack for use against
3lSW|''lVi
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o’clock, Thumdnv
. , i,
. boy is in shape to play the game li,w«, Iowa is working f i t the
a y,;*.
nfteyjoon.
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BddW Antler- 0f bjH cnrOT!r Thursday.
third successive victory since the
Tickets—
On
Vale
at
Roiimillut
yomlng, bent J im^ n „ wcveri Daytona Beach must lenawal of^ athletic relations he“ J t ^ w V r ^ n , ‘ Avi>*ord Drug Co.,
forolB, It),1
not lie imderiatdfl - fo f li> hns^ .one twoen the twt> schoali'.
\ eleb ^
of (he best teams in tholr hlst-u-y
Northwestern Is a favorite over • and Jo e's Smokehouse.
Seats— None reserved except
no, beat Tommy anil will doubtless be (tl good i—t:- Chicago. Both elevm s Inlnm-d in
box "sente.
Three thousand
0? . New York, 10. Delos dltlon for the gamo Thursday. Day- the m ow against freshmen, with
l
ica ts and parking spnee for f>0d
Orleans, defeated tonu expects u hard fight from the the Ch.cngo youngsters’ version t*f
^ ilea, Los Angelos, 0 . Celery Feds und from all rojiot-t.i the attuck, fearing discouragln^ly Vautomdbileu on field.
'j ’
-----------inagan, 8 t. Louis Won available Is praotlcing. hard for well agniiist t^io rogulnru.
M■i/Jg
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Dehoag, Hollywood, 4. tho game which will bo the feature
rays he In going to piny
At Illinois,' Zuppko touched' up
* ^
lay around hml take things
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tN P —Amos Curtin, of tho Armistice Day celebration his game hero and there for tlta.
. 1 (wap* r : •
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benefit Of Wabash but managed to
*r.. 'hU-Would lie a full iluv’s
fc, W t V ’ K ld" Como, In Daytona.
L
the Hfo of the uveraga
----------------------work hi a good deal of the Ohio
M». Iff.
'•
^-manager.
----It la estimated that ntato than game the Ulini meet a week hendc,
A“ “
was loaf on horse Minn'o*ota ‘and - Pturdao also eared
article. fifty
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up In/thair
In America Ioat
l[k, in anticipation
« « s s " n prank on Mrj
j-. #thcr duy hy send*
Which of W ifrrfdtf
difficulty In do
' than four-f1" *
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Uutloi
Rollins Coach
tat
r a ft
olllns
tough
ition ■B.-e r,e
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jr, Condition
fa n s Will Get
the Great
tey” in Action
The Premier Event o f
THE
Sporting Hish
INAUGURAL
HARNESS R A C E MEETINl
ROLLINS VARSITY
RUNS ROUGH SHOD
OVER BABY TARS
At The SEMINOLE RACING CLUB, Longwood, Florida
“On the Dixie Between Sanford and Orlando”
Armistice
Day,
November
Admission Including Grandstand and Parking Privileges—$2.00 Plus'
Jos. B. Tinker, President
Edw. A. Pohlman, Manager-Di
FIGHTING CELERY
FEDS HOLD THEIR
LAST SCRIMMAGE
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T h e
C it y o f S a n fo r \
Extends Its Heartiest Greetings to
Mercer and Rollins
King Winter Will Greet Big 10 Teams
As They Go Into Action On Saturday
rht Results
Important Facts
On Football Game
May the friendly spirit ot our communitj
mean the continuance, in the future years, ol
college tootball and the sponsoring ot thii
type ot high-grade sport.
The Campbell-Lossing Post, American
gion, deserves much praise and credit in th<
staging ot this football game and giving oi
community one ot the best matches to be sefij
on Southern gridirons.
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not doliiie' ibg J.
• thimbli) full of J Santa Claua act any longer Wa I
dldlA iilV - J i T VWnl AmoHcan* want what is coming to us «,,d re° ; n° 7 i;«rt of fMdlew Of who won tho war w o !
'
y . An<l nfter Die, want our money. Wo at least
Armistice wpa signed we also ^helped to win the war and m . . .
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Hiwuannu jiiiisn ui , not «uppOp?fl to |iny all the debti
^
Arm istice Day ” * J 8 .J*lop" or
In 1*ranee and of It after Europe plunged the
- ! ■ •vend millions ns
iu|r ---‘ mailt to rise and r«- V1®”
in sup,J •--*
world
into this catnclysm.
~«erica won the wnr *?"*■ • ,n dock®> in equipment, etc.
- vociferous expo*tu la -1 And no* content with that th«*y
Understand there mr.y bo a litn n European countries hav® mad* ••vorai mi'liom from
Lfcbw trying to cloud tho * j American tourist thU Hummer tle ftxcitement onent the citv - w .
iBO* they
it<»t wont '7 !n^
^ •k o other millions when tion in December at which time
i the tan billion they owe , ® American I-cgion go.M over a now city commissioner ia to be
elected. I always like to oec an
•bad considerable money | ncxt y earinterest shown in nil elections. It
.« 'd supplies If I know 1
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keep
moving
about It and I i a w tho They can throw n ff oil n,
* the world
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, , ma nnd gives
th« supplies and know pleaso but thn «,► ,,!
n
thr>y “ « something to think about. It
F;1CM® ^
th*
«W ">und > will also give the Sitting Sons of
was furnished.
American dollar is making the
nest a chance to talk between
world move today and it will con
spits and rests. And by the way.
tinue it,
to ...«««
mnkc. It move for many
of whether 11 «*••**
the, Srins want more chairs an
They can c.ill us better cushions if they are to put
in full Limn thiu ,uin*„..
'
Ml‘ m,y th°”“ "d = * ~ * r r s r £ - “S &
“6 0 ” fu r th e r th a n e v e r b e y o n d
p a r is o n w ith th e o r d in a r y ty p e
lig h t s ix
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pn«. pric».
£Coach
,ub.CouP« • *1105
165 1 U 5
Sedan
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a current I ttlrrul ,
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in«,
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so
so
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S p e c i a l
Ii A t t r a c t i o n
B IG
| Armistice Night
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N ov em ber
1
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h
I lot tci/ Hunch
^featurinv : - | » t 1 1 \ t
fincludinu, | 4*,,y Jn'ij.
IJLWul-ir .(• H-
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Diamonds - Watches
Jewelry
C lo c k s
Ivory
"• ■' ■1 (
,|1-'1 1*-i' ’Mn'zation,
im (<"i (l«'ii. I’alio Sm'(hf I\Isii*y
U"y ^utlorly; bt'sides the
4• 111<. i ■ I i i i i i ( 'r :
s
v s .
Study Its Location
l*or!
Fill
%
J ^NDERIN^UREI) usually wins the
verdict, when a careful survey of thel
average person’s insurance coverage
is made. Permit our Insurance De«[
partment to go into your insurance!
needs with you, perhaps you are car*
ryingtoo much insurance or too littleJ
In either case we will be glad to
frankly discuss the matter with you.|
Our insurance department will ren*
der prompt, efficient and courteous!
service in all insurance matters. Call]
t has. M. Powell Jr., telephone 588.
A Share o f
Yo
W ill be Appreciated.
el the : hnft
ii'.-W i‘«.*r ia height
tin length. Across thej
wall will ’tin a frie ze i ■
I u-l kill i. ■; l.ifig, de- j
W-k
K
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f ’r o o f i n g ' s
I'lUIifl vl * i' iJg'dUdou Li
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• M'c ’A r r Heaiftiuaetn-s ► *
Fur Good Roofing
•n Aim rica !M
CHASE & CO.
I !■'»• .1 •'Sol- J
.
I- I-1••ml from ' 5
■ iboLit .Solid,- a a n n a a a a a a E a a a a a a a n n : j aBC|
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|e,I 'he leguh ir clmreh
”hlr!! "I,1! .1"..";":'” ,rT_.
•".I "( itey ».
Hff.ik* Dguri1 with you on your |Tinting. \ w
rayon -»iiti| lies of our work in ovury phaso of
liml give you estim ates that will meet with
ipprov;*!.
rheumatic twlnges
| ing acids, to help clean se the kidI neys and flash o f f the body's uri
| notis w aste g e t four ounce!
-a I dial S a lts
from a n y
plmrma -v
■ ■ ■ | here; lake ;l tahlespooitful ia ;|
g la ss o f uat< r before hreakf.'s!
for a few days, and your kidneys
may then act fine. This fnmeu ■
Development Co. |
Store No. 2
ejij
(First Street)
Christmas Cards
lui'ick
Sanford’s Only Confectionery
~rl
Carrying a complete line of Bicycles, acces
sories. tires and supplies, velocipedes, lovs
and coaster wagons.
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First Street and Sanford Ave.
Braxton B. Baggett
Oricn D. Farrejl
m
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s
We maintain an efficient Repair and service
department and guarantee all work. We are
p.-ompt and ear prices are reasonable.
■ « a a a a a a a a a a a aaaH aaaH H H B H B B B a aB B H B B aH B B a B B B B B aB aB B B aB aB a aairaB a a„ |ii
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THE NEW
Christmas Toys..
.
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I’he holidays are near and an early visit to our
store will assure your pick of our large and
complete stock.
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The
PARISIENNE
GIFT
SHOP
j Blue Bird Beauty
George W. D eetch
-
The Bicycle Store
3
First Stret
^l' *l'l'lc,Kt Domestic Electric
Kefngeratof,. ,
IS _
Suite 34 McLander Arcade
•ft .
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McLiiiider Arcade
^fansTieh l
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Our formal opening will be held on Friday evenipg,
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most cordial invitation is extended to the public to
f
Music
For Space in the Popular
Orchestra
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We Feature T he Eugene Permanent Wave.
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Phone 249
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November twelfth, seven thirty to nine thirty and a
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Store No. 2
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Always
For
Gifts
i '"I’l ting Cards for this Christmas are
" ,;d “ and attractive and we are silire
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from ui, i
’t',! «'tnd varied line you can easily
|q»!‘.!:uid
I"* liens.
all'
STATIONERY — LEATHER GOODS
vi
r- ^ °xr '>Mtroni,tfe w '^ l,p Appreciated
Y|
Mrs. G. E. McKay
,
Mrs. C. L. Marlow*
We will handle the best o f everything
Our Equipment, Slock and Service Will Be Unexcelled
M cLandcr Arcade
An at (rat-live and much
appreciated courtesy, are
a specialty with us.
:
School Books and School SuppKik^ *' .tl
See Us for Your Engraved Calling- Cai'ds,
Announcements and Christmas Cards
On or Before December 1st
C ut flowers, bouquets, cor
sages, baskets and sets
made to fit any need
McLnndcr Arcade
Phone 781
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Baggett9i
We can give you metropoli
tan Floral Service right
here in Sanford.
THE FLORIST
J
28 McLnndcr Arcade
Announcing^ the Opening of
Occasion— B icycle
.
c o r s Abacs
1 Sem inole Boofy Ski
|.h„„c 528
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Ify.iip
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JMNCIC
ThLuVlne g"7
attend.
ro
A fllR ’ii.'A n
cloudy, full o f sedim ent, the c h a n
nels often get sore and irritated,
obliging you to seek relief two S
Horvirt’s
■ a a a a a B a a a 'a a a a a B B a a a nnBa a a a ^ a a B B a a B B B a B B a a a B B B B a ^
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8
W“ h * * * <» «■ * * ■ * »
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D E V E L pPER 3
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that 8t; ■' ..... »'pr imn-nts. Mr aiid Mn* ,,r lh rw tin,M during the night. S
To help neutralize these ini,at
I \ Milton.....
h, . w e e I; V
end
IHI and at-
,
tUKiihliiu
o» any other m em ber
e of
n d ir e from
S
McLandcr Arcade
Higgins, Smith, Wight, Incj
o-
ill I d i l l I
Pbarnuicy or any ilruggt , c..,
I^
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box of Mi t oy’s ’ Co,| | lv, , , ,,'i i « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ «
-------Compound Tablets.
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Only C.li ( l nts lor <10 lahletif y*u don't gain five p„uud. ,,,
;,,l days yo-ir druggisi is author- 1
«z«d to hand you back your money.!
Hiaiat on McUfty’s, the oriii.nal
.»a x, ,
,
B e a l K s lu i,. B ro k e ts
and genuine.
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M M cUmlur Areade
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............of
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Mis, Langford
llahirn, (b i..
v»"'U»g her siste-, Mrs. Wiiinun
Daniel,
Stewart
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NOVEMntett . r A ^ f f t j -
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New E ra Printery
E. C. M ILLER, Prea.
m
U n ite I to
\
SANFORD GROVE, tnc
' v.n
the
'h Lander Arcade
mtrcia! Ave.
Phone 410
.
First National Bunk Bldg.
at i.
V ^ a v . ;‘ ■
«
Phone 588
{ oiiegians
Longwood
with
000,000. An n ssociution w a s formc'l, fun ds w ere ran i'll, ami the projee t hog mi.
rvunt! Shaft
■n Art'i
m
j
............. ....... t, - .t ,
Overtone Radio
;e and B1ack Cabaret
Orange and Black Hotel
■"-
llht tb|>.
Overinsured
« < v ' n ? u a p i 7 . • •j
S ’
lo n w , M U . ,
almost paralyze the “ kidneys
in i
‘f^ u <7hu.nd l° r?<ln ■,u,COi combln®*l relieving blxdddr w^xkneW.
their efforts to expel it from the with
hthia, and han been used for
Ja d Salts U'fhhxpanab
*
bloorl. They become sluggish
nnd
.... .......... ~
... years fo help flush and stimulate nbt Injura and makes a
wnnken, then you may suffer with sluggish kidneys; also Ui neutral- f u| effervescent Hthia-wati
a dull misery- -in *the ■•■
kidney
re-fire
th ^ a c ld s in the system so U1 «> »^ escen t "thla-wat.
Min t l\
gmn, shsnrp pains in tho back or
- *i . t -"m 1
sick headache, dizziness, your som-------------------------------,
j , . , - | nt,h so" r!'. tongue is coated, and j
! , y 1‘,Hnki,ntf ^hen the weather is bn,I you have
***«■ ! He was on a visit to Hiughamton,
11..m , N. V. in .Inly, IDl 7 when he enlist
P?:l m its, cd in Uncle Sant'-• Devil noga. He
> " a s sent to Paris Island, South
"ill get , Cnrolina and then to Quantico, Vn.
limip-c .a
project His next service was at Guiiiitaimn
[hut
•' 'Ahen, in Hay. Cuba f om whore hp Was
L,- here .i vi.-. presi- transferred back to Qiiaiitjpm The
L h . I’11 -tiing. .Inclines young marine saw his u w w scrvLitty (i> aitcad the dial- ice at Santiago, Cuba and then i
Haiti. Tho Marine Corps unit t
ghe a**M," r' 'I S'P‘.
Thnv l nits
which he was attached was eonhill.t then .1 .idled the rtnntly engaged in protecting
isaml-«• i". tutors un- j Aim rican interests from the Ger'Iceruleiif ■ >y ■ pread out innn propaganda evil and antiI visitor >’ >a •
N’" " | American force: i
I the memorial
itself j The new post commander i,
■rr the -1 |.< • anil its only JJ5 years old. He was horn
Lhaf! *Imii»>- li-iveii- in Corning. N. Y., is married and
■ the iu.i>-1‘.i " al! < at its has two children, u hoy and girl.
j Mr. Chittenden was Ihu first ad
^oria! it.....- ' ••'isi.-tv
jutant of Cnm pbell-I.ossing' post
-t\K hiiiMiiijrs, one the. No js n member of the Sanford
| Lcgi. n building, the, Real Estate Hoard and active in
mseu::: '''iiMini;; and a [m atters ccmneeted with the city’s
kdl i..i ‘ luce M'les hv. material and civic progress.
[ of imi <'iir;.. The out - j
ions of llii' budding are i 000, but this w as .superceded by
Ihrhr- by
loot. The' 1 Inns fo r n m onu m ent c o s tin g
Underinsured
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WILL; Chittenden T f He SKINNY MEN 1 Charleston to be. in
PliTLING
I INr. OF[
Installed As legion pmu nntt/M mu • Southeastern Loop HAVE KIDNEYS
OF Head
In November RUN DOWN MEN
FXAMINED BY
MEMORIAL
NERVOUS MEN
YOUR DOCTOR
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Herald Classified Ads Bring Results
a
CHARLESTON, S. c ., Nov. 11.
—(/PI—At a meeting of huaebnll 1
Leroy P. Chittenden, elcctc-J !
„•
I commander
I'ununnnuor <-f
fF Campbell-LossiiuCanipbell-Li
fans here la.sl night. C liff Green
| Will Get His h irs l ( i*0st No. r»;t o f Snnfoni last week
You prohablv know that ( ,M| i
M«*ntgotneiy. (trcsident of the i
0f I’ rojcrl W hich ( will be installed in office the 1
Klu.ii vn.„. t i i .
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tEi ol D
Dream
according l
O O - When
IVhen H
H ee | part
,» r . of
„ f November,
NnvcmWr, nee...........
!£ " Z l 't S T ^
^ |
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— ■ nf water each .lay, also
K, „ * r i l > in l » * , I J J « t r '« " ' " f lire legion, o tfi- 1 R , i , eo n u in ,
V; u . to
„ Z u ,!!” J L „ ? ' f "
" " •..ir m .lly V w i S t
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1 m,n*'s than any food von «*;im
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*'d authority, who tells us that too
riTV, N' .-. I". ~<Jh- ; *Mr- Uh.tti nden canie to Florida
You’ll be Kl,„| to know-that Co t ,
,l!“ ' Atlanh» ,,r
, „ ,
,
umtvrtam .r o t of j 15 years ago and has lived in San- Liver Oil comes in sugar •-mi..dl,dgh(b ciT ‘■"y would lie t h e ' M i - Irem ....
. . , , tn,Ii._o f. . D.‘? w n'
ETtHotisni. the idea of .»> ford s in c e then except for the pc- tablets now. so if vou reii'h
UMli
S e m in o le Bank Bldg.
,
,>horu. Sfi7
A Substantial J e w ele r ' in a Substantial ( ’it v ”
and
I In*
’
\ T-*
TheMcLander Arcade on the corners of First S tiw
a
^
, reraS« for p u r b u a W a n d invite your iMtriiiiiM rWsho'nZ, irill f'.ljT "','*1
.
. . . ------- v - at f eourleonsand u ! S i , u " g „ l C Z Pl^ J . V f f a ” K
[fittingly .•i.r.n.ie," . T a t e ! n.-.l lie served
H o m e s it e s . . . .
In Sanford Grove rnay be
bad practies consistent
with the extremely good
location and the beautiful
natural lay out of the
;3roperty.
3evelo Dment of Sanford
Grove has not been kited
to the public m glowing
terms of “what will be
done.’’ Sanford Grove has
sold, and continues to sell,
homesites in a high-class
sub-division that is grow
ing because it cannot help
but grow.
• ' • a w o ! <>■• l ’i ima Ponna
lAiis llerscliel Blue Singer
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SHOP IN THE
JNO. D. JINKINS,
Tax Collector Seminole County
H. C. Viele
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PAGE THUMB
In calling for tax bills, property
should give the legal description^ DJ!! L
erty, as shown by deed.
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D e s ir a b le
C O A C
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THKSAnfohd HERALD. THUWsn^
State and County taxes are now a,
■ and payable at the County Court H ■
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* A discount of two per cent i3 allowed^
s payment.in November.
10
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w . i v f f u 1.11 - v i , , i j d {
-any article of
Sanford Grove
J Rf.Chds. T.
Six
»V.
NO W DUE!
A m id M ajestic Pines ”
“60“ —
elf why, at.
. ■prices, .it i>•f the'*
xne
Ichoice of every purw ho aearchea for ut»In the light six field.
vk'
w 1| I
gladly lay aside
It kills (he germs.
renounced ia the difi comfort, agility and
i f e a s e — in gasoline
f t dependability and
_Ja— in ev ery single
Ithat makes for complete
* “ satisfaction.
m
we
Engraving Free
Colds, Grippe, Flu,
Dengue, Bilious Fever
and Malaria
feaarlly, the difference
i out even more sharply
formance the extraorpower reserve of the
ring it a smoothness at
sspeeds that you recogi once aa unattainable in
. type of six built
Unary manufacturing
* to ordinary perform* la.
E x tr a
posit
' ..r .‘ T-• V? f I
*w
■> iliu m
State and County Taxes
3 With a small de
is a Prescription for
ice begins with a
1-white difference In
|, the Chrysler “60“
.. Jnedand built under
pan of Standardised
f t a t If required to give
an hour for every
minute of ita life.
■> .
"I suffered from gas and. acid
stomach, and could not eat any...
..
.
y
H " * thot contn,,' e<l acIdtakln* Adlenka, I feel fine.” —
Ja n u ‘8 FestAdlerika gives the system a
R E A...
L ...........
cleansing
and
brings uui
out oia
old
......
k «,»
u M»nma
poisons which may havo caused
trouble for a long time. Unlike
most medicines, it acts upon BOTH
upper nnd lower bowel. Ju st one
spoonful relieves G A S and takes
away that full, bloated feeling so
that y„ u can CJlt teu,,,. and ale€p
■ ■
;M .M.
SAVE by givin g „» y o u r sldew nU ,.^ ™ ' ”
w»y mi
dation work.- All work guraaanteed.
f
attempt to compare
the Chrysler “60” with
“ y type of aix is like
ig the modem dlrigIth the old-style balloon
* . because the two
ifeaOy different.
h
n
11 Masonic Bldg.
TOO MUCH GAS
666
III
h
CEMENT
a
!•!•!,bbbbb'bT-M'b.’ibbMI
■ y'jdki
Mill
FOODS.-
better. Even if bowols move daily,
Adlerika bringH ouf much addltidhal poison which you! never
thought wns in your system and
which caused sour, gassy stomach,
mt
nervousness, sleeplessness, headnchp. No matter what you hnve
tried for your stomKch and bowels,
Adlerika will surprise you. Union
Pharmacy and other druggists.
— Adv.
t—
LOWER PRICES p la c e th e
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American
people have so many days of celebration that
one geU to seem very mucli like another. There's Thanksi Sec-mit Clam Mn'ter Kivmg, Christmas. New Year’s. Fourth of July, Arm istice
{ I I I mi llm l’orloffIce
Wo on^ . . . £ loriUa. under Aot of p ay and perhaps a dozen more, less important.
f l»#7.
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tm A s
jo x n s ,
a * g r tr,,..,
k ju " ,
S M J E S u S ' C h rk-
,,u,ha"a
|l< xt ^ em en t lh a n 1,1 a ^ ° n t h o f o*r d in a r y (la y s.
b. tk.---- fc-wen.
M n n tiu - |.1 f,n
LTwr-l7.no;
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In O ilys,xli.v I’tirrlvr. d-t I f. S
n , 16a
As Brisbane* Sees-vlt ft?
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H p o nn o f h o s ttilitie
i l i t i e s a t C h a n ttiilly
lly
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xelephone^ ms
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,
«RT t h e m
Flower Urn- rv
.
l i t , *Jg£i
imo-done for auto"
went C o lo r ia ^ g ll
SANFORD CK|"
I’H o n r ^
iiinhilrs.
An exccllpiit start him been made,
lO'od
’ K'"
'" maihini’H ar** munufactured
(l
They will lie delivered to
the coiiMimer in any nnrt of North
Amerieii after a 24-hour try out
flight, ami the price will lie “ F. ().
I! i\tienver you have n landing
field."
12.00 t h ,.AhHrr ha ™
1111,1 ! ' udt*m ,o r f f
A "« i* . th e b lo o d ie st in
.th e h is t o r y o f th e w o rld w a s b ro u g h t to an end. a su d d en
lAi*
n oT icK . ah oi.uunry
..i.uuiiry1^
unexpected
end m
to those
forced
■
“ •■ ^•'Kwn.-vi unu
in o se D
ir m l to re m a in on th ia
„r
fc oards Of Uiunkii. i,.NV.iuU..nr th e A lln n tiV
a , „ i „ . l ;i
,.
™ » ' m im in un m is .side » [
they
knew
Btiwa .if rni«r(i,in,,,..„i,
', u . u a n il.t * . A,l<l " nil*? th e y k n ew it m e a n t th e la s t o f
»ul«,‘rr‘ .d r .;,r u lW
n ^ r!:T..;l,,,r^ ” ,l ? L‘l r o p p o r tu n itie s f o r success ...............................
C
<,f
in the field of sacriflcies
for
— -------------------- ------- t h e ir c o u n tr y , th e r e w a s g r e a t r e jo ic in g .
A ll knew
bun ...........
.
.
.
that
in
Aasoclutivi" t’rK
r . S E . IT ,™ .
In t r e o c h « . f..r w e e k *.
„ , i K| „
entitled tn Hi,. 1IS r,.r r,.. n
have
in
another
a\i
an o th et d a y b e e n 'b lo w n to m fin itv could
now n*. MleO-of nil Mi n # lixiiatiio-s | turn
*— home.
1
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tad In tills pn|n*r im,i iilsu Hi. 1
j'J
MANY AN American in years
-_n*wa pul,iiaho,i h ,i,i„
>'W|
rapubllrall.in ..f * p,.,-1 „ i I .? l\! her‘‘ " ar l “Vre, for P'J'unng. Throughout the whole lii eiMie will wire to Los Angeles
IChta herein aro also n sorvcl. COUntr.V,
streetH filled with a joyous people. Women and for a flying machine, hnve it tlelitreed the nevt morning, step in;
Irchildren,
oldd men and young girls, literally poured out
JJ&8DAY. N o v . II.
:
ol
o
f
|
and
fly hark to California. M any,
____ ___ ___
their homos
‘ 1
Ik i» d s
T hev ,
|mr ksL a ,u l p u b lic p la c e s o f all that read Ihi ■ will see that.
8, vl I B ItKII A1. 1> Pl.A iroH M
i
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1.05 A N G E LE S, Nov. p.— Thh,
......... i city. I.i-s Angelo*, if it lives up u,
to '* Armisti,;# I»„y, ihe #iKh.l, unlive.-eery j t T
V1
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S ta r
■ ■ ■ .1 a
ARCHlTEcfl
BY AKTIIUR B R IS B A N E
1020, h r
••■■* ■
f fl Elton J. Me
A Flying Detroit
“*
For n Little While •■
Hayt* Frank Barham, "Y e *."
Kind But Practical '
I C opyright
K w m
=tsa
J^N C T SB O L Z E N T E R T A IN S F O R
IE HISSES S P E N C E R , N E W B Y
CHARMING B R ID E S -E L E C T ,
FRED
S.
D A IG E R ,
S O C IE T Y
E D IT O R
Mrs
W „ht Hostess; Mrs. Frank S c r u m r a
Raffo G i r l s
S ? s t ir n° 'p ° - . Memj?,e is , Ehtertainn in Honor Have Enjoyable Meet
- s hiidge ( lub. Of Plaisance Members <*n Tuesday Evening
nio.i
m e eo/.y h,,m,
_
. .
t
, •movable.
• ------ social iin.,,1
affair ,i The
home „off ,\[rs. Krunk
The .Marie Raffo Girls of the
Slh “ nd Mnple
j,,
cll Boll was |» Kru' filled with roue petals which »ho ® f th,‘ u, ' h was lhat.of Wedn.'-•fa.vv '1Scruggs
St'ruggs on
on Magnolia Avenue was
dropped
in
tho path of. tho Jndde. ,n ,,’r'" " g when .Mrs. Ralph Wight j the t eem, of » v,.rv pretty party J ' 11' ls* * hur. lt held their reguW«Jne#tt«y “becThe dimniutlve bride atVd groom, entertained „t bridge follow,',| l»y' 'Vednesday artertioo'i, when she en11 'Meeting Tuesday evening at
»hf enteriuiueil «t a
M argaret Spencer and OWfliii Mc- a lunch.-mi .u h(*r Invcly hon,#- m ; loriaincij incnihco
1he h ..""’ of Miss Rul.eeeh Clarke
I the Plaisance on l'tench Avenue.
tWir honoring •«■ " I," l) Culler entered together. The bride Rose Court.
Ihe guests
I, Bridge
■»* mm* Club
« Mill.
j
*|fct Aliss Lilliun was daintily attired in white satin members „r the Sisters
. . .
’............
short lutsiness
‘.
" umiipxx session wns
Roses, Jinnias and uthor cut I h
t l'Min I'jllte. Ruth Spon- with soft tulle veil. Het- rhowe.r Cluh.
during which routine hunincas
flowers were arranged in charm- w:i
was mode of dnlnty pack
(jtIMIll It le .
ing profnsion i>,
----- -- ,
ttansacted. after which n sri•’ ainting ak ir Botz home w«** I'eni1- a| bouquet
.
.
,
,
wild
flowers
...
the;
g e s fo r tho brides tied wtih n iinndes of lavender and yellow w,-re ■ Uf. proiuamn in ,the rooms w here; c a l hour was enjoyed The hos
lh
,
L'ui'Rt.,
for
,.
........ . ..........
decoratingI ' ■ with i|U.mt>ticH of hugo
_ how of white ribbon. The dig artistically arranged in the rooms
Scores
were
kept
ort
tnllicH
done
;
Mioc
ettj, vj-ur ti,,s toeeti-ic
nified
groom
wore
the
convention
''inti" W "*' 1,1 the
where the tables had been spread i
Eh one 568-W
m
luggesttons
of
Thanksgiving
Mrs.
A. K. Shoemaker, .Mrs
the color scheme of al full dress suit and carried a bas b)r play.
The .....•
1
morning hours
nuts
Ihej danced, sang and shouted. They knew that
te an.l green, watt car- ket filled with gifts for the brides. passed quickly with the umisua'ly and after several rounds of bridge -V.S. Tliornt.-a, Mrs. W. L. (’lofke
2
fiOS
Sanford
A
t
t * » lr a » la k e n( M s«f..rd-a f r o a . ! ‘'o n 'H* '"-others, sweethearts and husbands would soon be
had been plnyc.l,
scores were
KASTKKN R ELIG IO N S have
;th quantities of chry4C^i
■ ■ " ndd^s ■
^ ^i i
, IVIisM Mii fin n
Following the presentation of the interesting game ,.f bridge and c li andi prizes
horror of destroying animal life.
awarded.
For
h a y -j Appleby. Mi—. Alice Gooding Meand
ferns,
while
in
WMlrr runt* l» J a r h a a a . ' iiL .'fV h
• ,,n ',.mI,,,y MO •‘♦'njf1*' day since the sign The ignorant mother ori the bank*
by
I
*
,
were
collected
the
shower the hostess, assisted
ing held high score among the club; Kim. Mi
roum and sun pnrior.
ing (»t the Declaration ol Independence has seen suclv whole- of the Nile will allow flip , Lo cat
:• Elizabeth Shoemaker
three French maids, Lucille Bob., prize
. . tin- h'|) score. two jeweled members, Mrs. John W. Sneed w as. Mi
ilm rlliiK of «i, JnlinR-lai* sale happiness.
‘
.
cxaui>ite
pink
radi
^ .d fc lO n i u r I'ntinl.
around ihe c.vcs of her baliy l>cMarion 'Valdron and Dorothea |’U,,U11' 'ni-nes. was won by Mrs. given
iov.lv
o''
l"
v
',U‘‘
s l>“ >'ling, Miss Thelgi\eu a lovely embroidered towei. i •"« Spurting, Miss
ant their beauty nnd
Tressie McRae
Then
let
us .now, while U(‘ P » ra d e a g a in a s o f old. w h ile caiisj. it is a sin to kill tlm • flies.
llaaalan of uhlto m ij.
Lawson
served
ice
crejim
m
oulded!*'
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r,"
‘
,,u
r
l.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Die
high
score
guest
prize,
also
the decorations. At
t iw s ils i C»*l, Irnnla rnnrln,
....
,
,
prize,
ulso;
and
Miss
Rebecca
Clarke
The
.lapanese
are
eastern,
hut
game
the
tables
in
the
forms
of
wedding
slippers;
A
,"
'
r
1
b«
K U | Mr.
" . re | an embroidered towel, was won by i
: fl at! ‘ h t.h t* ,m at 1,;at’(‘s « r y e ll a t th e fo o tb a ll g a m e , w h ile also pract ini I, and ImU* hydropho- |
the living room a tovcdainty covers and cell- • Mrs. Grant Wilson
nnd hearts embossed with cupida, ' ,n' (*
,
. ~~~
" A a g a r n l l i i * of l>iillHln«
“
‘
uccne
wns
ar—
i
1
“
^
(>
l
’ul1
or
w
aU
h
1,10
fir
e
w
o
r
k
s
d
is
p
la
y
,
let
us
Ida So |,erik>and there they cele- 1
Katherine reague of Or■ ram—kim.r#. hoO-la,
individual angel food.cakes, salted torcil with crystal baskets ill- #1 j ii,
•
Wckgrmnid
of
Musket.- were plac.-.l on the card b-ttulo ia visiting )mr sister, Mrs.
In
:#1. M rn l h iillNra.
" ’" " b i ’ I
n ? '
o u r th o u g h ts to th o se w ho w e re w ith ns t.rale "dog minting week."
nuts, candiee and coffee.
with flow.T ^and a delieious "iir J. tables
f’llr •
fitle-l w.iti nuts ;uU| raisins M, i-, |, at her home
ijarjjfus fern-) ami rose
he b ig p a ra d e b egan in l ‘)17 but w h o w ere c alle d i „ llyog,, d i.tm l t erent ly f*,8(M) wild
nf Mu# inrm - w h i n
course
liltichetni
w'ak
served.
oil West First
„
ir n .
The hostess wns assisted in en
I whicli Were enjo\ed during the •tl’eet.
jiniiturc arch was ara t V ilm v Iiouii |i - dogs were rounded up
[/•MH| rue (Inn nf f, « | r » b r «| e g! e a t e r d u ly m th e wouds o f C h n le n ii-T h ie r rv
tertaining
hy
Mrs.
W.
I).
Gardiner
Movers
were
laid
for
Mr.
I
i
and kill, d
! progress o f t h e gam,-, and followuniler this stood the
jC-JaP *>* ■ roun.l |. Ur linn, nr
P o r t a b l e I'honoi
tCiilge.
l et u s re m e m b e r th at w h ile w, ., m .e lv e s g a in
and Mrs. .1. B. Colclough.
' <rm- Hurl. .Mi- Floy.I C.iloo i '" g the awatdnig
Ln
,|
(.riH'iii
and
grouped
luNittlfleA.
|.rizes, the
|tr«iKrn»»i.
—
' »»"
• «*(’t it it je s. He ................. .. p resen t
c hostess a - -.t,-,| i.
Spend
it . ... ,
sister. Mr.-.
IW
)-re tit. it wedding at - ] .Mrs. Bob. rect-ivetl tier guest . Mr... Ernest lloushoMer. Mr
\ \ ->P''r «nl religious ; I *f V
I" .11. and h a p p in e ss. «#iu Imm e:. an d mui p in an i i t v to U p ,.,,
' >il. 1
tluir honor was held in tile
K. t ""ill,i.un, t-rved chit ken
wearing an imported gown
of I*. Kil l l.-y. Mis R;tvm>.i,,| tv. v "
" ! I il.
w lm g a v e Iln u r liv e s.
1
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111 ‘
Mr . N. R. I light
Alt
\J s salad, pumpkin p,,- t,>j•p«.<j w ith 1
"o.i temple, ;t0 Hliddhisl
'"-"'S. l-hm,,
black
georgette
with
hundHome
me
•able imiM'id program
Wiggins. Mr |-;||„n Moughton an, whipped « ream, .slutfed celery, salffniating. (inataniti, the
t i j .B i b l e v k i i s i : f o r ' roiMN
Radio. Flashligin.
•
n
,1 during Hie after- j tallic threud embroideries.
•nvfiuD i leu! this,., you remeinb<>r
Mrs. With)
tines, and coffee.
|
Hat tern*., , t, „ n,| (
jndudi'il a vocal wdo ; Miss Spencer was lovely in plat
[
allow, d
iarving tigress with no
f f ^ E E K T it K I .or; I,
' , l i a r s o n t h e I i ,. i
„
V
.
i
Those
enjoying
the
cordial
hos-,
'ou Tnilv” (Carrie ,1a- inum grey crepe blirtk satin, with
milk f" tier cuhs to cat lus body.
1
nnd Mi
Mrs. aflvuMrs. Bloomfield II,dick • Pithlity of Mrs. S. ruggs w ere:!
bv MrtC' (1 Stitle Hern- touches of (ontrnsting colored and
, Tin- I'd ,, had milk, (itiutama wns
continimlly." i t
'll.
( l "ittimiv,| from page one)
arrived
here Wednesday from Al-jMTs. John W. .Sneed, Mrs. Harold
l lic rc I'ltg ld ti, Ik - flo w e r s w l i c r c w r I lo r,- ,m . , |M|tlr
pa’nictl hy Airs. Fred metallic upplique. Her large picture
I mion nloijsly restored to life, and
•II.
'n r - to
,,, rate our lives
U-nhurst,
N.
J.,
where
the
llulick
i
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M
rs.
A.
C.
K,„
t.
Mrs.
Paul
all
lived
li:i|ipily.
'
violin
sol"
hy
Paulino
hat
wus
of
Valencia
blue.
fR A Y K R Wh
........
s;,j,M ib .. wo b elo n g to g e th e r. A M ower lia s s, m a s s a g e „ f
Ha
I'ran-ip;,
for
which they
brothers
own
a
summer
hotel,
and
i
AD
Her.
Mrs.
|„
P
McCiillere,
Mrs.
up*(iic.1 by Mr.-'. (!. H.
»K yc ,\fy fne, on lo art : -i,.| t. am i g r a c e an d r c v c n u c c that, b l t l r c h ild re n a p p r e c ia t e
Miss Ne.wby was becomingly nl- arc now arranging
di, d. that v iong ■ hall not rule the
Raymond Kcv. Mrs
to
open
the
Janies
L.
—.-L
u
w
N
l
.
evernl
piano
seleelions
[ i »yy face, I .otd. w i|| I
T
ill!
MAVIS
Company,
on.of
I.
tired in rust nnd gold mefal doth
G I.J Sanford Avr. |>|
hi" I " Armi dn
rl
,o v ';
!
* ,,ld w c atlu -r is t om inir an d flo w e r s ( lurapo'
I’a.V is an up
__ y
Irailing
ilejiaitmt'iit I
eurll.i Mah'-ney We.r" emuhined with black satin. Her Hotel Forrest I.ok. In-1.- about Wells. Mrs. j..e (.’ .ti/.itlez, Mrs. pl -.pIMte , , , ..
,'M
M
iin
t
r
t
ban
In
n
.
t.
i-tb
but
m
av
b
e
December
1.
Grant
Wilson.
M
r--,
m
Ju
n
e
s
Pitt
"
’
"i- re, affirm ing
0 1 .P MVS I I K S
ta n s a v e a
u. Mi" first III months „ f 1
' enjoyed.
small hat was of rust and gold.
u,
‘ ouple o| plant-:
from iMm
f j r-.tt Sl, ;|S Mi
duty to 'lintry, lie saiii.
la ol-: Irom
! m< fir
man and Mr. |tra\:,. , H. Baggett.
i b rig h t spot tot v, .'ir ii» ,l in theC liicago Itaily '
(tun* -.1' entertainment
t ti her highly reso lve,".
The invited guests were: Miss
Mr. ami M ri. ( alvin Ti-agn, a r - .
N'i' v.::, I ,ti.ri7,K"iK agate lines of ,lis- f
O LD H O U SES
‘
.\Whcn I have home n, fIH'lll* if V in the h o u se g a r d e n —
Irtioor "'a ■ a ' l- 'c r cut- I ucille Newby, Miss Lillie Ruth
i
id
Sit ir.iii , "'Imucil,” that the
play
advertiing.
M
what has tat.... I
rived in Sanl'.'fil Wedtiesdai aft
•s t . a i ' c i ' s 'c m : it k , ' o k i .
'• Ile ra ltl (lid jo.| o r ig in a te
D. E. Thra-li i J. D. Woodruff,
by Mr I II Co!
-poncer
I hat p a r a g r a p h , o f lo u r s c .
-11 • w III II t •
Dorothy Stok— ernoon '‘rorn their wedding trip t,,
been hallowed
nations; ii,»w
, , •>
'*I, •I) ■>
in F lo rid a w e ' Mnl
el
I b tfi> ■r to- u
t • ‘ lVe the old ||,ms, " '•* .i‘:"tled doors ,.|- ,,i
' -rv4, Mi«,^ Chat New A*,>rl; aid points in t'ana.la U. W. Dott.r and Hawkins Con
m i : Mint v ; o
Daily \ IW,
••bout th e c o m in g oi w in te r
I•foi•«I. tiall n„v
M thoughts di part
l>a|ts, for
u i" > i.i:s \ i.r . r i tin n \ ii it m r , n si,.,.
nelly l< tt \\elm -'d.iv t’,*i- a short
a Iinm hImn Mnucr.-. a r e „ r ; i m r Mian In"I!n 's M. "M i ici'i ii "l.ited, a !. t "do \ ,n unow
by t k" Boston Globe. It
ini I. ft >it " " f national life.
, l.ildie
mul are. now at Ii<<iim to th--i. fishing trip up tin- HI Johns river.
men ehatige si\ l,P lot
no "i poi ai ion m in
h i :t tn , v r w not r m i . i ; i mi i , Ii per iia i..ti from .i
iiui’dings. I «»r fin f (r r> mnl ■-Tirr
1ol' ;■ ii \ .olverlisi r who has e\ced'-ii
'lily 'i >! -i I
E
.
i'i,l
ll it w e can h a v e M ow ers g r o w in g tu o u r
,,i<| the occasion
sen
Ire.
r,-«h«rt.r
.,,,,1
r,
„
if
g a r d ' ii.-; all l hi • • • ••fil in urn* new ■ paper""
,
f
!.<•( tour im*\( lie.. II -tier *.«•
• filL
«»d desert
• ".in tf " \> he. e i ) . ii Ih ’ii-ee tllll I,.Ill,,|
•'•me pit i fprfiiff,
u II | \|;t,
.
s
fating
for
th
ro
u
g
h
th
e
w
in
te
r.
A
n
d
F
lo
rid
;
pat
t lots to bow III
?Tbb Htudcnt’s bower tor gold
la eh iM reti. in spit,- , .f a || Mp peaks imah-nt n et r.iirm g
' ",k|
Mrs. E. I 1 cull-,I r and dmighter -t in c in na in rv of
it,.' I l i e - t ’lT l I l i e l i # o: o | , t
t 1 • hell-, w liieii mj
' n t. Bet,nt. Dud
better
be
<M
II
i -i i i .N |; is.
th e in d iffe re n c e th
• he tin 11 will.
i.jj
Home, fearH uinmined
it o . t l i i t e e l l i r e s t i l l " . a m i
. is'• h l c i a .i n a y .show, ta n a lw a , , lia\
of Clnrbd-e V ( , arrived here
I'i'onl. Huriuitu, ptihlishct of the
d' tioy"d altogetliei at .,nc(..
r
r. - t Inur ;,H" I' |- <; "d an I
East:-!!.,, .Ml , I’m.
- --*wl
had my Country! am I to |„. Mow et s t.| .some sort lo r
'
Ami
it
seems
purlieulml
IL,.
1
I
o
i
Angeles
F.veiiing
Herald.
co m p an io n ship
Wedncsda al',l : r, III g o e s t s , , f
Micro in- lew parts of tii.- i-,mn
I b.it
Martha F,>\. MjaHhameil.
'nt
i in- r. ,m
A n g e lo I’a t r i w h o w ro te I hat p a r a g r a p h is a g r e a t stu d en t
‘‘ file l.i-i Angeles Evening ller- , a * . t inst now.
. Mrs s F
My
so
n.-w
but
that
(hey
p„
sc
■
;
ixnngut/iiasiuM
anaM
ur:;
ti
'Wl,*,
•
mnl
Miss
Murv
l’«,i»ilt,
U.
• whf'" I think - f thee, and
J
f
n
u
r
•'Lmy
old
dwellings,
still
g,„..|
. Id m the first III months of thir
G lion
• til.lings wot ih preserving for
" I ch ild life .
I|i> w r ite s m a n y
—;
what thou art.
•>’ -MtU', Hand. Mr- .- tvpb" i Di, rp.
lin e a r tic le s ab o u t the c a r e .'ear poldlshi'd for the .May t’om- to |o.,k upon IIS relics of the past, th<ir .plaintness and mcumrublc
, ml
Mrs
.
■
,
anil i < W. ........
in tho bottom ,,f my heart o f c h ild ren . In th e o n e fro m
.M
i
I
I'
Vngeli , 1.21 .’..S', / ( or " i'iii' spot- nietei «-f ;;-c!. te. t:' ••.cat ions, it not their artist e
w h ich w e h a v e q u o ted , he l puny of J,os
R. by I <:"K.
I'«M» 1 \ | i; 1 1) ( t v s s i f y
| a- •
, 11 ,,. . m u
i S L thJ0,,e " " filia l fearH I am
CI.-tiKle H.-i ..<!*•.<. M
d e c la
re, s . th a t . c. h. ild
re n -----need lo
agate line .. or I.VI.OI!) agate lines j M""- :|re in-mg torn down in \ „ v. ■trnctuiv. Why "iii-'l everything
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I"
<
'
Mrr I.. N. LOS I D;:r
*
.
—
b-inl
so
m
e
liv
in
g
tilin
g
and
j WW dearly ntuM we prize theecot t a n n g
key-.
to.
•
t
•
I;
Ibut
uiI
li-rndoti,
M.-s.
\
| Lng'aod i" .nitlir room for modern he brand m .,v ". We have too much
' ’ irgii ia Diner, Mrs.
K B »f
WO who find
J I a plant is a d e lig h t to th e m . I f he w ere w r it in g e s p e c ia lly nhovt tiie record you mention.”
money, ct . l i ft in car or lost
lb; breath.
VV|„
homes, That is ol'lcn a pity ami .- .a iiii'n c !in ,
ni
las,
M
r..
J
.
B.
Lawson
'.♦
Mrs.
Fred
"*' architi'cture, as
o rid">a o
c h ild
he w
wo
ould
itheo a bulwark for the causel .lo 'r :M•''•»
u u re
iu n
ii,, tic
u ld no douM
doubt u rg e th a f a cch
h ild
1followed by the win- D.’.iger, Mrs. L. I*. McCuMor. Mrs. Burke Stride, Mrs. It. A Wins ui First S 'rcit. Findi-r please re
it. :t
a double h».-.s when we have in our dre.'a and furnitiire
inv*
I.
•■
tai
i
In
•
In
T H IS
IN T E R E S T S
t.usiaess !• a I.>..s„ There i:’
of men;
bn g iv e n a little plot o f g ro u n d fo r h is w r y ow n. R u t m o stly and customers everywhere
flonrr girl. Adelaide Raymond Key, Mrs, W. W. ('. ton, Mrs. Gray Michael, Mrs. A r turn nt. once to IDJ Aim ado A v
tile frol;t. joy is expressed
for I the old houses .ire still livable, ns styles, it is not so ui the Old
I by my affection was in.,
well
a%
good
nuidels
for
the
pres
|n
tc
a . i.a nt t 'oloninl E-inith, Mrs. F. D. King, Mrs. Fred thur Moore, Mrs. Ralph Stevens, enue and receive reward.
World.
Which
is
...........
.
he em p h as^ .en th e im p o rtan en o f flo w e rs in d o o rs, a t h r i f t y wist- advertising means economy
in
-In
i,.publi c <!\’d th" >.et vice
one Henson why
•J, gullded;
Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Kent Rossiter,
ent generation. If not wanted to I,-Americans go abroad in such mimwll pink taffeta, made I Wilson, Mr?v Clyde Byrd, Mrs. Mrs.
me" are greeted with cheers. But
.wondor if u poet now anti , ,u . ,.
.
..........- ............ .
ner
llu‘ '"tycr. The mure good.. live in, inanv of them might v - to
C.
s.
c
.
H.
Cook,,
Mrs.
I
au
*
.
Peek,
»,i miHH-v-iuuveil
H hiw*y-I#ave,t ru
ru n
l.l„',r
ll ’ hets.
W ANTED—Bright young hoy to • l his popular acclaim ton quickly
Twhite -ilk .lace, and i Forrest McAllister, Mrs.
[then,
I;
plant, nr u little Jersualent cherry tns*
' lu 1
‘-un sell in the liusine.is
.
..................
M,nnie '<rs. W. A. U-ffler, Mrs. J . G.
proserved as admirable relics . An appeal
.
.
of
this
kind
learn printing business. Apply
comes
[•poke
ho"(let
of
pink
'
E
Pnbri
w
in
il/i
'
■
**«y.
the
lower
the
prices
at
which
supplanted by indifference and
<ni>vNrncntn ofvans Jones. Mrs. J . H. Colclough, Gibbs, Mrs. Vance Douglass, Mrs
wit!i special
>
the past, and possibly as nm- i(W'l!i
lo n e to .people
to Foreman of the Sanford Her ii-glyct to the r.!"U who took up
, L „
"
h n v o • t l w e r s - o q th e labln.
VVhcru
"o 'c h a ft can nff.-cl to mark
■•Sd0 carrictl *• i*«**i—
**‘ Mrs.
.
of St.
basket
A.
M.
Phillips,
Mrs.
William
,
Eugene
Tittle
fA tiguseiine,
c. who have
liiivv long been
and others.
ald.
for thee as a lover of a rhihl!
ht n a i '■ 1,0 l o w e r s le ft b lo o m in g hy Jm -k F ro st |»a ||-i vvoiilt' 1 h,H
T,':i M **1 tn make Tw o
*nils that the , i,uiiiuui eneinv
riling .'spcii ally'com pin iiii'd ft tworking for the presorvittltm of
petci nt on fift\ million dollar
W. Wordsworth
ar.
ini
i.v
>y
th
tin
Globe
ia
sort
..f
unh!
ancient
• t ruc< arcs.
and
have
i vit'h 1 . 1 . T ' ; ' ! ' n ‘
" hem lock, min loaded • ' I'tii.
-- ------1|
p.’.-cetd on one Million, it
• t drill vandalism which tears nioiirne.l I he destruction of the |
honeymoon ends w hen (III : f f i l . V T h ,.
.
SP.'; ‘ , y li«««iru l o f fro n d s i- adi erte-tug that change;! a igie
oeral.lit, .tri'clurcs to pieces. •i«ia<iit, the imii.uiul and th.
> Mm ( h i ist m a s tern - a n y t h i n g th at h a s b.-t-n g r o w in g million Ini iin-.-i- to a fifty million
P'c
buriiH her first biscuit-.
1 seeking old tciling beams or time- Iuresque.
l.usincIchild
K,Vnt 0Ult,0,',s an(J
o f beauty t,/\, Hu/,.
ord in holding tin- higgeM
All that the United States arm y!
P H ILLIP SOUSA, bundum!. i-r
tlco Dny ........................ unv
" K se e m s a fu s s y th in g lo a sk .vim to d o ," s a y s J ’a tr i. aged T2. says lie will march out needs to l.e. onie world . lutmpimis |
Central Florida.
*>ut a (lo w e r in a room w ith
o
i 'f ' iit
a ch ild is a s|» iiitu al lift fo r ol life lo I he inm of bis ow n band. at pri-senling arms is for one Dior’
"A man keeps going, by keeping queen to .-onto to this m u n ti).
"
)D»e present estimate of this him an d he n eeds it. S o do y „ ...
ItP’-i'g," say- he.
yfftT* cotton crop is nearly eight
A n d liet-,' it, Fha-ida eh ild n -u sh o u ld h a x e t-v .-rv lh in g | The best I lung Soil-a ever said
“ million bales. Some day farmut .. and u p h m n g th at fit,w e n . urn g iv e ,
[.ittli- h o ys j was, "Anybody could lead my hum! r^
w y i f y l l l lc»m not to plant so
but probably not until they m d g n l s should he e n c o u ra g e d to m ak e fr ie n d s w ith the as well as I can lead it, for a lit I gone hungry for a season or lo w e rs m al tre e s. T h e y sh o u ld he ta u g h t 1,7 handle a Lie while."
•
Therein resides tliu safety of
-------»
m il/lit'e * ’ ' U j nw y ,u.ul to s ‘ ,,‘ th e w o r k m a n sh ip o f th e A l- the old fellows that are fortunate.
They know how, and can keep go.
Persistent coughs and colds lead to . *»,
"r *
»
" ••/ mg.
serious linubli-. 'm i ci i slop limit f
now uitli t .M-iiii ni I-in ii, mi t-inulsilieil •
t d M I * ” l ! S w ,'''ll l r r i w S ! ! s„ v j ll|'*,,1i r ! " ' l!|, !l ,l|"
I M
V
.IlillllV ,, YOU R EM EM BER the excite
Licnscii- dull is pleasant to t.iku. Cm)- j
L u th e r U u rh a n k s used lo s a v th at e h ild re i. meat on that original Armistice
'•b o u t• “• Putting People Over, « sa.As l a i n .
"iiilsimi i, a aeii medical discovery i
icptionvivlle Times-Union.
herns,-Ives, a r e f l o w rs. T h e II,-raid w is h e s il knew a w ay l'u>
Everybody threw his hat up
With luo fold ad iml; il soothes and
m
Huair.
many,
poor
gee:,-,
be
o g iv e • • ' (*i v f lu id in S a n io r d a g a r d e n and end«»w
In
als do- inll.minl iiieiuhraues uml in. j
•ach
^ T b e y ’ rt- trying now t,, kei-t. and g ir l w ith a g re a t lov< ‘
Continuous from I p. ni to
lieving Hint all Europe loved us.
l.illilS gl-MII gfolllll.
fo r grow in g th in g s.
QnMn Marie from talking too
because we lui.l gone pram iav
11 p. m.
Ul all knoHn dings, erro-ote is rer-!
1BW. If they suceeed in doing
across the AI Inn tic •-.•can, tear
ogni/i'd l>> liigh iiiedieal authoiities ar
,,r,‘
million hushainls
ing millions of boys from 1licit
— TO DAY —
«'"<■ of tin: gientcst healing agencies for
would like to know how it’-.
homes, spending and lending lol
peisisieiii eougli* uml cobls and mher
PALM BE A t II p o s t
Special
Armistice
Du\
lions of dollars, on whal was not
lorins id throat trouble*. GreoniuL.on
Rragrum
o|||- business.
When
that
which
i.
n„t
mcidenl
eo"tains,
in addition to cicosote. other ,
c hundred lost t tipi r lives
llrjill It \, silly.
Ricardo Cortez. Florence
P'lm ipal bee..met- of
healing elements wliieli mm,tin- and heal j
yphoon and tidal wave in the !"
s t u d k d a k r u q u a l it y .
Vidor
in
WE KNOW now that Europe
1IKIf ?l f - III Cfjjlfirc
tin. infected membra,u-h anil -lop d,o
pines the otlicr day and importance than I lie piini-i|ml. then
hates
us,
those
that
haven't
paid
An editorial m H„
Irrilulmn and inHunuiuilhm, wlole tho
“ T h e K a g le o f the
lay fifteen were killed in a it is tune to .-top and give serious "i-:.' 'his.
I’KKFOHMANL’E AND PRICK (JIVK NEWI
it,' a penny of principal or int.-i
creosote goes on t„ the stomach, is ah0 that struck a little Mary- cotisidet-alio". Something b, wrong 'a le News declares; "It is .,l,\ mils e.i of the billions lent them, Iml
M hA N IN t; TO MOTOR CAR VAM'E I
''h
e
n
Hu.
o
rvan
l
iplaced
over
S
e
a
”
rorh.-d into tin- blood, allj.k* tliem-.u
town. Wonder how Govcr
1,1111 1 1Hici m is bound to persist ; mg us worst of all. The mere
he master th........... .
is
••I the trouble and cheeks the gmulli
Novelty
cay would explain tbo>
•s T V I)
H A K E R
ol llid |*t-ruiH.
(health'
I hat is tv lu-re college among Hu- lmts-es. in which " e in |j thought of paying makes them ill
"knirk l^nurks nf knowledge’
■ S|",| ts are to bv loimd todav. dude Hie pitldic press; but it
Foi Innately we can afford what
(.reoiiiuldoii
i*
guaranteed
..uisfae•
s
T
A
N
I)
A
R D S IX
MilamNews
jf/B *
- "
should In
lory in the Irealinent ol pi i-iurnt
ictui finance, .if,, bunung '■ Ie' ate. I to I til- fir- t posit I,,,, by tile w II".,, || "lore ignored by I h o c we spent mi tile put riot ie debauch
Added,
Through
Courtesy
of
"III el os
11 loot lmII ,s Let us hope that our future spend I
, <’
S T O M S E I) A N
attitude .a 11.,- public
Ami this
coughs ami cold*, lirom liiul a.ihm
p M .billion ...... a rs t„ l.ircgi,
to I '.,mill III. great v. I and iit-a 11 tu mgs will lie on preparedness line
Jack .Mills I'lthlishiiig
J.roiicliiti* nnd other f<„iiih of
tnMi.this year, a ., ohIoil' to iccetit exasperating pul.l., . „|,i< h also in ''-I "I all sports
it will
( 'uni jinny
lory disease■*, and isex.ellrnt f„; buildrtllMWt dispatches.
Wonder for , 'hides the press of the country tic 'i r l i , of Hu> pet's peel iv. di. so by in America. Wo have made the
"mn.ls
that
itfavorite
college
be
an,I bat enemies. Let us make preparation"M y Dream of the Big
mg lip the system niter coldth,.
.
much a feller coulil Imj’ olio
admirer-. Commercial Hint will quiet the enmities.
AlfTfify r r li w i ir d if unv cou gh t*f ( .,),]
k-..«Mjfnem little islands ,,n th,. ,,tb,.r ' *he clmmpion m every line of
Parade
L ti. ii. fitclory
ism
roufound
athletic
contests
m
mil relieved after t,iking according i,■
the' Atlantic. We'il like to ^I'oi-t- II- football team must be
h
perspective
is
lost
in
hcsl.
itI.a
-,d
i,.It
team
unbent
YOU
TH
AT
pay
big
income
tax
i
ilirections.
Ask.
you
r
druggist.
a foreign e,uinir\
of interest. Yale. Harvard os will bo able to get a good fm !
aide. Its track team Hie swiftest 'he l„
&
rime,on .should c a r l favor mat for your wife next Man b
ht years ag " .«•*!.«>
,,r •'•'"I""-' "• • hat. it, teams are no •ml Ii"ring
I., football g l ,„ Vj t,,,, a time of year when fur-- at,
1,1 11h
I hey are <hampion-.
oys in >iiuf..rm u ,i hippv.
’
botild
not
bow t|ov. ii to the cheap. Mr .Mellon will linipl v i m |
•ae.li-.ere.
or
toll,.a
«)((,
f.M
tm
Were i id, some " >.,- p|,,| i,r|) «4•rm*f«
'h,-* • i cb.iiii|iiiui-!iip."
hark 12 I-If percent of your >ji<ome|
nk.. We "'.•It 11 I .III' I ll.lic till,
''
.- cl. ;u
•• S A N F O R I )
reasoning Hint 'tu x for D.'2'i.
This pulic\ will;
The beautiful
" ' l l . Ill, general public li"ldi,i‘:
ntined on a, count of tail,)
,i I’ll asltilem-ss li.-n-i, ,,f it ! mean a total gift to taxpayers ■ >f
»lew, it i-. riot to woit.lcr I In' ii t.
Riddle
co/or
in n Virginia J'l.ving livid. 1
1
'■
I lull w bile I In general pub- about SL’bO.nOD.tittn, with more to
Ikkilil th-' arini'.tK-v au.l ||,< • "li'"t* pay prie.-i out ,,f ,ill r, -. i , i.
decoration
is
’■ nnd dot's him- nil . .djr. lv cunu laler. “ Deeds n.d wnr.l:-"
_
But we are not going in " " *" i*"V coach who c.->.i turn ou'
guaranteed
a,i{;l.' mi collcgu al hit-lie "cuius to he (he Coolitlgc motto also
•'•am.
I’., ihe publi. 1
^'i|iu game today, nor the «
permanent
•
he
sl
ud.'iil
*
I
belli:.elves
a.*
I although he doesin’t talk su much
Hiai i- I lie best ad' i rlisement fm ;
nor the parade.
' ' '• '" Ihe Yule N ew :, (heir ahuiit it.
• be , .die,re. \
,jn;r
j.,' l(„.
1 -t
-- o
,bliention, M'e the -iiuaiinn
'
The -, |,ol..-tie prow.".,
Sunford IJtm ld. Jilwnyx ii*.
ami are d, termilie.l to .-ep • IF
H ALF
th,
000,0(111
of .ecotularv import
B«jlV|ui n.l.li-d an extra nt '' "'heir.-'
1
'*• "W ti sake t ml rmt '• 'Uhl he spout on a g n a t United
Bid. Holly writes a eoj- *■ "'*•* '•" ""•I-H is a situation
• '.l.e ol winniiq- all the | -‘Rates air fleet some big fortune:,
alt..get her wrung, un.
T It every ,lnv> ItolPs d-um '••at .
i
I ill this country would lie safer tliun
In Oriental Stucco'
Hko polihlie.l ivory, iml a n y -.
i
they
are
npw.
>DlU
Who thinks it is solid has an- '
A N
O LD
thing is mixed in
FABLK
IN
R E A D Id K F ;
thing n-c-uning. Paint Beach
W HITE RIVER \ t'.Ws
mill—even the be
Flyin g machines, permanently
id^nt. What are you try- L.it,
stationed six or eight miles -ij,
infer- that It is empty?
'pg(K .
mineral
colors. Only1
H " story about a t"Wt: I And vet
’above
the
thin
storm
belt
of
.>a:
I It-ram.
DonT r„-h O. j booster
mm
h” i’-n'l much of a hur nltnosuherc, will sail around our
is added.
iwn». -old man; maybe he ^truii-iu And let nr. get that
'
rah
loan.
Oft«•". when self styled earth in 21 hours, if it seems worth
to say that it i,i-t souml . ‘ K lmV!. Many people, Heemiiig~ The finished exidcr'
U"' idea that a town
.-alber to give three «‘h«lc to go thnt fust. An ambitious
W y .—Columi.it.,, t.n , E n -. Ifo’nater <<>riM
ists of a man who hei rs. he
girl
in
the
next
century
might
tun-!
be evenly color#®*
,s aonu-where else, at® “ n*
I whoops uml hiu talts fur the old
cclvoahly sail around the earth 10;
streaks or
Dm contention is thut he
or .r>0 tlmoa in a year.
’1 h a f ' ,jiR ' n'tist*do mure than'tha'.'
orileis U'rt» w’8'
Pacing nf
us
about
hi*
town.
is Juat Anri 11
7 Ir
! T ftD
J Vfollow
n
,n n mtr „ ltltown
'
F U R T H E R PRO G RESS will he
WnOlf .Sho
trjoil
„4 a limn
A"d
that
ir,
what
eounta.
It
jH
hhilding. lie
am azingly rapid. Discovery of ra
For replacing old-etjle fixtures—or equipping
W i K t h I Ki u hl|a |.'Urt,? ii,u,ui thul i '" '1 ' 1 ‘iVn,eln,n!erltt! for ( £
! ri U' V thl‘ » kind word* dio makes it cortain that other hod-.
new
homes—Riddle Fitments offer „„
.
;
'J'k “ I*1
" f this kind e«it%t ho (md I pull
tluV.
Krow „ Md les in space will/talk to us as soon!
supreme
i \kw hYork because
,UBl in she
th,‘
hiit home town O f homo m«nu- !he‘\ ,| |
c,rt,u,|4 i, " in us
value in authentic styles. Wonderful selection
u)ink we are woi
ns Dioy
they _think
worth talk-'
.
| fucture. I hoy have n roofing foe- ! therein , , K’ ni“ kin* ovt-ryhody ing to. Thero !• probably_ no iuterat Moderate prices.
,:w t r y she tyai^ goi
if there; also thev mak« certain
We reenn ih T fliM
r ,)•
planetrx baby talk. We ki
know that
JL
f*
"/
doors,
ahtl
stripiMng
and
wlmi
»f
the
m.rth
•P«c*
ft noiU:‘ 4empty,,
. “ brt
between ut
wind
and
tf
-•
I.VK i
*
in.
And
this
lxi.lstOur man b«4 .4 h> V « ln f«o^t.
10WN MUMhHn In .space. H i:
Jord eif fo r: git, (hAt. .pltSfdTjJrU action doc$
4»»"that
•••'W ork.
nShpUting
Million
rssiuts:........
»
R E S ID E N C E
might be repulsed.
Armistice Day has a deep sig
nificance, the mayor declared. It
conunemofotes th- day when arms
were Inid down by millions of men.
With fhe accomplishment of pence
among the nations, the day -.houM
be observed an a tribute to the•
TELEPH O N E:
217:
valor of men who did not
vain; to the cause of unh
peace, and as a mark of graft
to heroic men, said the spei
F- AVVAL ]
■ ' il
.lit
HXBRUISES ARE
HELD TODAY AT
CENTRAL PARK
..........
Give 1he ( ’hiIdren Flmve rs
Hines
„„ Filling Statin
STETSON HA TS
C all R ayBroth,
Notice to Taxpayers
BEWARE THE
Amusements
City Tax Books are now
for payment of City Taxes,
count of 2 per cent allowed.
taxes paid in November and
per cent discount on taxes pi
m December.
Ellen Hoy,
City Tax Collected
Iheie is no longer any reasen wt
•you should not have ci custom car-i
now that Studebaker has ivmovedth
ntolonK obstacle of extra expense.
OVERLOOKING THE REAL
Are No/ccl For Their
Style and Quality
m en
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$9.95 -
$15.00 LifdiqsXoats
$12.45
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$4.00 Mens Brown
Oxfords
$ 8 .0 0
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A Stucco that’s “ Mistake-!
$29.95
'dies Silk Dresses Very
Special
$4.45
60x76 Double Cotton
| Blankets ;
j
$2.45 /
$9.95
R iddle Fitm ents
rr
The standard of home lighting
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■95Ladies Silk Dresses
$14.95
$4.95
$ 1 0 .0 0
Specials Friday
and Saturday
J ,!<i inch Scout Percale
yard
$6.00 Mens Brown Or
Black Oxfords
32 inch Dress Gingham
Fast Colors, yard
$4.95
19c
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Leather Slippers
36 Soisette Fancy and
Plain Colors, yard
$3.45
39c
$3.00 Childrens Patent
Leather Slippers
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19c
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60x76 Wool and -Bonon
'Mixed Plaid Blanket
$ 9 .0 0
$3.45
$6.00 Ladies Patent
Leather Slippers
'I'll
The Yowell Compan>
$35.00 Ladies Copts
San Juan Garage Co.
•am.
t" it
Specials Friday
nd Saturday
$12.50 Ladies Coats
hat
36 Inch Glenfast Suiting,
yard
39c
36 inch Nurse’s Uniform
. Cloth, yard
25c
$27.50 Mens Three Piece,
Wool Suits '
$22.95
$30.00 Mens Three Pit
Wool Suits i
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$12.50 Boys Four Pfe
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P P S l i n i Q i p r ant^ Su n d er o f the Hobo organiznT
ti on» wonted to know “ if we ain 't
* l f l l f O f llr,< our hired man, Mr. Kellogg, to
f J B l l V I chanvo things n* little."
lie op, | | n ) o r | g « l r " r‘f*d the resolution because no
t U l l i a i d a reference wan made to the vlliitr
of the P rirce of Wale* and Crown
, ■ *
Nov. 1 1.—|/|»i— j •’•net* liii£t:;vij; Adolphus, and that
J
hVotJve in the visit *,f ll **'J l ot ask permission fur "ev- i
K J t t r ie ,» to the United States ‘:!V
‘ \* «rtr«* the United!
Goldman, deported ,
At his suggestion, the re»nut ' anarchist, in burred from ■ Uliun v:nh recalled to he made
p t o ‘ thin country,
,n,,,v comprehensive.
KWA.of the National ( VhIVOM
- - —
”of Hobos.
S E N A T E IS N O TIFIED
resolution offered by John I. i
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ift K ansas City, labor p :i .t .,’ | W ASHINGTON, Nov. 1 1 __ (A'l— !
"wo view with alarm the i •'*'«'ting in special rcaainn an a
illied propaganda gaining in
>,rt ” f impenchment, the Senate '■
democracy, in favor ..f n I today received official notification (
rchy by the paiadiny nf (^i,,,..n of the resignation of the George
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i r . >V. KnjrliMi /ih federal jinl^r for
i
,
i <;i item Illinois and than adjourned
JCHiUrly offensive, the p.'idui- until Dec. 111.
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General Contractor
000 Went F irst Street
at Phone 441
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W e f e a t u r e o u r S a t u r d a y S p e c ia ls a n d
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Building Contractors.
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MAR VAN! a
iLO TS - a< fiiM payment
Avp- nr"l Sparling St.
I.Vi'K. KLIZA v. I il 1,1-INdH
91— L ep n l N o tic e s
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' house Athlres Box f*0.
In Ad*»'rte
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1 IV K room, modern m .ic ,, hung 1
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"• thi<. fine property. hiln in good i omiu ion. Price must
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u . T ........ , kn.'.cT V o u t t ° l ‘V t f . ? 7 - / • * « « U f
Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
10c • l'ne
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Answer by letter giving complete
or Intereat4«t “
TIIKKE Brand New Stum , Bungn- Scruggs Stoggans
Rt.a |ty
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Avenue and Third Street. T e le -1
<V>. | information
to the kind of car
Iprulv#,)
this sUlr., \*
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rile . LA M . HA ROW ARK
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price wanted. Address T. IV it. f
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rate* nre for
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and to all
HODGINS Si COWAN CO„ Auto!
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l'"i«se on San font Ave.. conwm|;.„ h ,.f s....
M s . p„rau„nt
work. Tel. 710-W. 207 French
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^"merit to school. S7f, no per FOR SAI.K Htmse, lot and gar- [ ----------lift'll. Serial No U20ft'iii, |
. ia restricted to Avenue.
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Phone
71,'i.
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"•'* r S.'tnlnrtlr founty, '-itjAl
pianos. Address iiox ;tr.2.
■ shed hom e, Elder S prings. Int|uire ■ pi n. .mdt rville. (>,|,,r„|„ Rond. , in any lots
lot in any subdivision in
afreet insertion,
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"S T E W A R T TH E FL O R IS T "
I for subsequent
11"t» Myrtle Ave.
f’ lowera for nil occasions
6 7 — R o o m s \M th Honrd.
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Imw much •■ .., wiii"V.e^'.',..r.Vk,"''h . ^ ’V X " „ V“ ,,r .
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Me L A N D E R A RC A D E
Hits bungalow has large living I you have paid, the hu.arice ,)m,- l
h*»ur mimed
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Phone 781.
room Stucco
:t het! room ,.! the lot numbers.
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and wood
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of ............
property, also
give
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l».v. Investigate. Phone 4H2-.I fori E. Kith St
address.
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nlllUUt «|f l*| III.If t't'ION
A |i
appointment
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, joining haih n o i Ma-rnoii.,
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water, light and gas. 300
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PRFSW « v |P 0 R S A L E ~ F u rn ish in g of a in A T T R A C T I V E rooms to rent for 1 double, garage, corner lot. $8701).un 1liable
piece o f property can „ • I
Mugnolin Ave.
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and FOR R E N T .—6 room unfurnished Tel 732. 311 First Nut. Rk. Bldg. aid.
first. W, ,1,; XvRl,n n K. •’heap. 807
Magnolia
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SALESMAN $AM
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Ihccoupou for complete .formation.
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hiH place t<, good party on terms
inexpensive bungalow, located
which make it possible for almost uiLjiln reasonable distance from the
anyoim to buy. Price $8250. W rite, business rectum. Must be fairly
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Sanford Herald, 1926
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, November 11, 1926
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 11, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Text
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Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 11, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford, Florida
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald